MANCHESTER HERALD. Frl.. March 25. 1983 Detroit betting sports cars will catch on

Sports cars are loved by Holly­ Relatives try to evict A visit to a fair Jordan leads By MIchellne Maynard Another analyst takes a less wood for their glamor in displaying United Press International philosophical view, terming the sporty trend just another automo­ stars to their best advantage. an ^1-year-old man at llling school N.C. to victory tive fad, although he thinks the Some of the best movies of Cary DETROIT - Convertibles, Grant, Humphrey Bogart and which grabbed the 1982 automotive cars will sell. ... pege 4 p a g e 11 ... page 15 “ Is it real? Sure it is. Is it more James Dean featured fast cars spotiight, are going to have to take (not to mention beautiful women) a back seat in 1983 to the than two years? I doubt it," said that seemed to be standard renaissance of the sports car. Chase Econometrics Vice Presi­ equipment. Fooeign and domestic compan­ dent William Pochiluk. “ These kind of fads go in two or three year Those autos might have been ies aiready are jockeying for Fiats from Italy, MGs from ieadership with cars featuring waves." England or Mercedes from Ger­ high performance, exciting han­ The biggest factor in the success many. This year, however, the dling. sleek appearance — and of the sporty models will be the import sports car market is little attention to price. price of fuel, Pochiluk said. Recent dominated by Japanese entries. The battle for the sporty seg­ OPEC developments could be a Japanese companies in the past Clear today Manchester, Conn. ment will hit high gear in the fall, key factors in the success of the and Sunday sports models. did not have many sports models when the top American automak­ because they lack the production Saturday, March 26, 1983 ers unveil their new offerings. A continued reduction in fuel See page 2 prices w ill' 'definitely support" the capacity to build them, Pochiluk Single copy 25ct Several new Japanese products said. Hlanrhrfitpr Irra lh already are on the market. move to sports cars, Pochiluk said. But two years ago, the Japanese "There are going to be more "There's also an abstract factor government agreed to voluntarily sports cars than the public knows called fun," the analyst said. limit expohs to the United States. what to do with,” said analyst "That's still important to some This prompted the Japanese auto­ Mary Ann Keller of Paine, W eb^r people. But we know that that's makers to enrich their model mix in New York. also related to the price of fuel." by shipping fewer small cars on The shift to sports cars seems a which the profit margin was not as logical phase after last year's Choosing 1983 as the year of the great, and adding more costly emphasis on convertibles. sports car did not happen over­ luxury, larger and sporty cars. The industry, which for the past night. It took the automakers a Powers trial: O'Neill aide can't testify five years has been concerned while to decide that even though Each of the major companies mainly with fuel economy and people were concerned about fuel has one or more offerings. quality improvement, warily prices, some car buyers still were ter’s wedding, and McCollam said bespoke U P l photo Toyota’s Celica has been res­ By M ark A. Dupuis work and denied intervening to hike fees watched Chrysler unveil its K-car interested in getting from zero to 60 with Powers and was shown a check stub tyled into an aerodynamic, starker United Press International offered to consultants by the DOT during convertibles in late 1981. mph in less than a minute and a indicating Powers paid for the wedding. half. ’S 1984 CORVETTE WAS PRESENTED IN version of the once rounded auto negotiations on fees for no-bid work. Chrysler had hoped to sell up to HARTFORD — Testimony about how a Powers is charged with receiving a $1,000 As with many trends in the . chief engineer David McLellan and designer Jerry Palmer attend preview that was the company’s first McCollam said he received montlily 10,000 of the ragtops, which had not gubernatorial aide called former Transpor­ bribe, fabricating and attempting to printouts from the DOT listing consultants modern auto industry, the Japa­ wedge into the sporty segment. been offered by the major compan­ tation Commissioner Arthur B. Powers on tamper with evidence, tampering with a chosen for contracts, the amount of money nese companies seemed to be out in Toyota now offers the Supra, which ies since 1976. Instead, it sold 16,037 features a bubble back styling behalf of consultants seeking state work witness, perjury and violating state ethics front in the past five years in the qualifies as a passenger car,” she car later in the year. The plastic has a dashboard like a jet plane they were paid and a description of the in 1982. similar to a Porsche. cannot be used in Powers’ corruption trial, codes. project involved. sporty segment. said. “ It has a back seat and a auto was supposed to come out and a powerful engine. General Motors and Ford Chrysler has slipped into the trunk." a judge ruled Friday. In its formal listing of charges, the "The purpose was to see how the work quickly followed suit with Datsun's 280-Z — smaller and much earlier, but quality problems Resembling the Celica some­ sporty market with a Dadge Shelby Shelby, who considers the V-8 Superior Court Judge Walter R. Budney prosecution claims Powers accepted cases was progressing, how it was going ... (and) Riveria and Ford Mustang con­ perhaps less imitimidating than at the automaker's Bowling Green, what is Nissan’s new Pulsar, a Charger, designed by Carroll Mustang “ a nose-heavy lead sled," said Friday the testimony by Charles M. of liquor for his daughter's wedding and obviously to see where the work was vertibles respectively. the current 280-ZX — was a Ky., plant pushed back the intro­ companion to the 280-ZX which is Shelby. It will go on sale this says he does not the Ameri­ duction date. yChad” McCollam Jr. may be “ interest­ other gifts from consulting engineers and going. ” he said. This year, just about all the standout. Toyota's high-powered still popular among fans of the month. can companies are committed to ing,” but was “ an absolute expedition into an architect in violation of the Code of McCollam said he was interested in major firms in Japan and the Celica and Mazda's RX-7 were big Pontiac this fall will introduce original “ Z.” Shelby designed the Shelby building true sports cars. matters that are not relevant” to the six Ethics for Public Officials. seeing "that as many Connecticut firms as United States are preparing to successes. the two-seater Fiero, another Honda has just introduced a Cobra Mustang for Ford in the “ Everybody is building perfor­ corruption counts against Powers. possible were used ” for the work. He said he introduce or have launched sporty “ They were the precursor of all “ plastic” car that will be smaller sporty version of the its Prelude, 1960s and was lured out of ALTHOUGH leaving open the possibility called Powers when consultants would models. these cars," Mrs. Keller said. mance cars— so they say. Butthey than the Camaro and Firebird. which uses aerodynamics to turn The ruling also was believed to affect retirement by his old boss, Lee of further testimony by McCollam on the complain to the Governor’s Office they Mrs. Keller said the trend “ Now the American companies aren’t really performance cars,” Company officials are confident it the little sedan into a competitor testimony the state planned to s’eek from lacocca, who once was president of he said. "A lot of it is just PR and alleged rumors, Budney flatly barred the hadn't received work or ask to be represents automakers' efforts to are going to try and see if they can will be the surprise of the year. for the other Japanese models. Democratic State Chairman James M. Ford and now is chairman of advertising. They know they need jury from hearing testimony about calls considered. meet the changing demographics get it (the segment) all back.” American Motors does not have Other Japanese entries include Fitzgerald and former state Chairman Chrysler. McCollam made to Powers as commis­ "Did you ever call for a consulting of the American car market. 'There GM and Ford already have one, so they are calling them a car of its own, but the Renault the Mitsubishi Starion and the John N. Dempsey Jr., son of former Gov. Shelby and Mrs. Keller are performance cars.” Fuego, designed by its French Mazda RX-7. John N. Dempsey. sioner concerning consulting engineers. engineer who was not a contributor to the are many more single households entered the market. Last year, GM somewhat critical of the GM sports Nevertheless, both his boss, partner, has been selling steadily Although not presented to the jury. Special Assistant State's Attorney F. Democratic Party? ” asked McNamara. ’’ I than 10 years ago, and women car unveiled redesigned versions of its offerings. Chrysler and GM are set soon to since its introduction in the United The Japanese have not been in McCollam explained to Budney how he Timothy McNamara refused comment, but don’t know, there were .so many over the buyers are demonstrating they, aging Camaro and Firebird. The Shelby told a Detroit newspaper come up with additional sports car States last spring. the segment very long and have not called Powers to pass on names of the ruling also was believed to apply to years ... possibly," McCollam replied. too. are interested in speed and autos, with aerodynamic styling the Camaro and Firebird — though entries. Volkswagen of America, which yet gained the same reputation for consultants who complained they hadn’t Fitzgerald and Dempsey, who were listed Asked if there were times he was handling. and a lot of smoked, curved glass, among the most beautiful cars Chrysler this fall will unveil the is struggling to keep alive in the sporty autos that they have for received state work or would like to be at the outset of the trial as possible interested if a consultant he called about "That type of automobile em­ were immediate hits even though ever designed — are simply too phasizes youth and offers the there were several design defects Chrysler Laser and Day­ U.S. market, is selling a high subcompacts. This might lead considered for work. prosecution witnesses. received work if "all other things" were heavy and “ to call them perfor­ tona. Both will have front-wheel equal. McCollam replied. "That’s a fair illusion of performance and mir­ that required recalls. performance version of the Rabbit some buyers to turn to American “ I have other witnesses but they will mance cars would be a drive #nd turbo-charged engines. McCollam, executive aide to Gov. Wil­ question, yes." rors what the companies think is Ford came'up with high-powered called the GTI. The auto, adver­ products. liam O’Neill and the late Gov. Ella Grasso, simply testify about things you have misnomer.” GM will launch a redesigned tised heavily on television, has not happening out there." Mrs. Keller versions of its Mustang and However, the year ahead may also testified with jurors out of the already ruled as irrelevant,” McNamara Mrs. Keller agrees. Corvette in March on the West yet taken hold although it is E AR LIE R FRID AY, a DOT accountant said. Mercury Capri models. One Capri show one big advantage for the courtroom that he was asked by O’Neill to said in an apparent reference to the two “ The Camaro-Firebird almost Coast, with other states getting the popular in^urope as the Golf GTI. testified she was directed to "bury” in a fee Japanese: price. look into rumors the governor heard about men, who were at the courthouse and spoke computation for a consultant contract Powers in summer 1981. with prosecutors before the ruling. $25,850 in insurance premiums that unde- Budney warned the testimony about the Before Budney’s ruling. McCollam told DOT policy could not be paid for directly by how he called Powers to pass on the names Drug stores will see rumors was in "areas that might be quite the state. ^ SATURDAY ONLY MARCH 26th sensitive to other people.” At the judge’s of consulting engineers who had asked to be Paula Liistro said she was told by suggestion, prosecutors decided not to considered for state work. superiors to figure the money into other pursue the issue until possibly later in the Both McCollam and Fitzgerald have trial. costs in the contract, awarded to Luchs and acknowledged they called Powers while he Beckerman for design work on Interstate some drastic changes McCollam said he and gubernatorial was commissioner with names of consul­ 84. UPI photo legal counsel Jay Jackson, were called in by tants seeking work, but denied any " I t ’s buried in various places, it's added O’Neill in the summer of 1981 to discuss By LeRov Pope future trends. Some doubted if pharma­ wrondgoing in making the calls. in,” she said, adding she thought the PUBLIC LIQUIDATION NOTICE rumofs the governor heard about Powers Powers is accused of lying when he United Press International cists ever would get to prescribe "CHAD" McCOLLAM FIELDS QUESTION instructions for her to revise the fee while traveling abouLthe state. denied having intervened in the DOT computation and "bury" the fee were medicines even to a limited degree or . . . But the jury wasn’t there to listen One rumor concerned Powers’ daugh­ NEW YORK — The drugstore take down medical histories or do SATURDAY — 11 AM - 7 PM process for choosing consultants for no-bid unusual. business, which has undergone great anything now customarily done by the change and considerable shrinkage in physician because the number of the number of stores in recent years, physicians is increasing steadily. faces even more Drastic change in the But there was general agreement QUALITY INN, VERNON 21st century. that, in addition to the things he or she Nicaragua claims it The drugstore will become highly learns now, the 21st century pharma­ automated and will be operated largely cist will have to be well trained in RT. 83, Exit 95 Off i-86 with the use of computers. There will be immunology, biochemistry, pathology, fewer pharmacists than now and at environmental health, preventive med­ least half of them will be women. icine, Data processing and information ALL BRAND tk vi 1983 MODELS Moreover, the pharmacist in the 21st retrieval. crushed rebel force century will have a degree equal to a Drug Topics turned up some other university decorate and the profession interesting predictions: MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) on why the rebel threat had ended. may have limited rights to prescribe as • A practical male birth control pill regime in Managua. — A top Nicaraguan leader said well as to dispense medicines. eventually will be a big item in the drug Nicaragua calls the rebels “ So- Nicaragua charged Thursday BRAND&t Friday that government troops There will be considerably less business. mocistas,” charging they are that Honduran troops entered its had crushed an invasion by 2,000 prescription compounding on the pre­ • Some drugs may be manufactured mostly former members of the late territory to back the invasion, but Honduran-based rebels after three mises of the drugstore. Most drugs will in space vehicles in orbit in order to get dictator Anastasio Somoza’s na­ the diplomat said there was little MPJojJeeR STUDIOji^NjTOR weeks of fighting. tional guard, who fled into eifile -s- be targeted to specific physical condi­ maximum purity or meet other specific probability of a war between the "The Somocista counter­ tions. The Total number of drug items manufacturing requirements. after his ouster in July 1979. two neighboring countries. revolutionary guards who infil­ available to the public at any given • The average human life-span will CA^IENTIKAKERS ~ A Western diplomat said while About 2,000 rebels infiltrated into trated into the interior of the time may be reduced from 25,000 to be well above 80 years and may the invasion had never constituted the country from Honduras over DRASTICALLY country no longer represent a 8,000-10,000 as improved scientific approach 100 years, so geriatric REG. LIST 738 a threat to the 3‘A-year old regime, the past three weeks, Nicaraguan knowledge causes many marginal products will be an ever increasing threat,” said Agriculture Minister it was significant that the rebels leaders said,'including hundreds REDUCED Jaime Wheelock Roman, a drugs to fall by the wayside. part of the pharmacy business. had operated within 60 miles of the dropped by airplane into a central 'k r X y member of the nine-man Sandi- capital for the first time. These conclusions were advanced in > Many families will have their province. ill SMB Oistribufors T O O N L Y nista directorate that runs the The diplomat said the rebels f*'w4y a special edition of the magazine Drug routine medical requirements re­ Nicaragua accuses the United hosh^cnionlroctodby thomonufocturer fl99 Central American country. almost certainly would continue Topics devoted to the future of corded in the drugstore’s computer. ijS of thoso supo^ fpookors to aid in States of backing the rebels and A PAIR Wheelock gave no other details their actions against the leftist pharmacy. The family’s preferences in tooth­ jA iiquidating a foctory ovofstock. both U.S. reports and congres­ Naturally, not all the prognosticators pastes and cosmetics may even be SAVE *539“ sional sources have said the United . .'. » , y: the editors talked with agreed about the recorded. Those *738.00 per poir studio quolity States is supplying funds to the i i o i m speakers 'hove a 12 inch woofer for rock 4 way. 5 elemenfs 12" wootwr. rebels through the U.S. Embassy solid bose ond Ferro Fluid midronge ond 100 wott circuti breaker 27" ■ O tweeters for shimmering highs. I5 " « la* in Honduras. Governor backs The Sandinistas, who led the ONE DAY OWIY rebellion that deposed Somoza, Oil magnate affirms take their name from Cesar Herald photo bv Pinto Augusto Sandino, who led an HOME STEREO CAR STEREO ban on tandems uprising against the dictator’s WEICKER GREETS DEMOCRATS RYBA (CENTER) AND AHEARN father in the 1920s. . . . While Bolton GOP Chairman Converse looks on he will keep trying SPECIALS . In Moscow. Nicaraguan junta HARTFORD (UPI) - The co- MORE ITEMS TOO Ms. Niedermeier said that aside leader Daniel Ortega met with chairman of the Legislature's from safety concerns, the larger Soviet leader Yuri Andropov on the . . ■ ' ■ NUMEROUS TO Transportation Committee said By Victoria Bowles fitness fanatic who has a reputation for n rigs would also increase wear and rebel invasion and received I J . Friday Gov. William O'Neill has United Press International ruthless racquetball, whether those MENTION damage to Connecticut’s pledges of continuedSovief’politi- I ^ ■ \ / | O l T O pledged his support for a bill to thwarted takeovers dulled his liking for TURNTABLES highwa.vs. cal and material support," the ^ M I RZ? I I I I I I I I DALLAS (U PI) — Even if T. Boone the tactic, and his eyes twinkle. continue a ban on tandem trailer “ There are studies that indicate Soviet news agency Tass said, " RECEIVERS Akel belt drive with euto IN-DASH trucks on Connecticut highways.' Pickens Jr did not have such an there is anywhere from 150 percent Tass said Andropov and Ortega All pro quBitty receiver return PflieTechnici. Pio­ Rep. Christine Niedermeier, D- unforgettable name, he would be hard ^ ‘‘There’s no reason to believe'that plus Technic's Merantz, neer, Seneui et rock bot­ NOW to 200 percent increase to damage gave considerable attention to the 4* I • _ • ■ ■ | 100 A M /FM W ITH Fairfield, and other committee to ignore as one of the few oil and gas our management philosophy has Akei end Seneui et low. tom pricee. 100 of pavement as a result of axles “ dangerous policy being pursued Wfo I I low pficae. NOW members met with O'Neill and magnates making daring deals in changed. So consequently you’ve got to MOW CASSETTC LIST *149 that operate on double trailer by the United States, which seeks E E ( . 2 Y Y I R 2 Y B I I Y l Y l Y l ■ ■ ■ I I ■ ■ today’s depressed, frightened think that we’re interested in acquisi­ M o ra to fiAOO state Transportation Commis­ trucks,” she said. “ Certainly at a by all means to prevent the people ■ 1 1 1 I I I I I I DECK chooa efro m sioner J. William Burns to discuss industry. tions,” he said recently following an time when we are attempting to of the area from determining their I the double trailers, which she The man who founded Mesa .Petro­ address before the Society of Petro­ catch up with long overdue road future themselves.” called a "serious safety hazard." leum Co. in 1956 with a $2,500 leum Engineers. repairs, permitting tandem trucks Nicaraguan Interior Minister By Richard Codv up in Bolton center Ms. Niedermeier said the bill to i.s 10 become powerful in CbTiucLu- investment is now one of the highest- Everyone wants to know what 111 '• ’•'a. on our highways only aggrevates Tomas Borge warned Honduras Herald Reporter TAPE continue the ban will be aired at a Weicker stayed only anoul 25 cul, it must build from the roots. paid executives in the country — his Pickens will do next, and he enjoys DECKS ,the problem." Thursday it was “ playing with tapadaoto MMh Dolby end minutes — he said he had already "The way to build the Republican 1981 salary as president and chairman commenting tongue-in-cheek. GRAPHIC EQUALIZERS public hearing Tuesday, after State officials have expressed fire” in allegedly supporting the BOLTON I want to know if m aM lapa Tan lavar control oqiiolizar with which she said the committee was been to Stonington and Colchester, party the way we want it is to build of the board was $575,000 — and Recently he told a meeting of major Plonaar, Alrai, Oenyo, prolmionol cock hondlti olio AS Mm concerns that federal highway invasion by exiles opposed to any of you can guess which is the and was on his way to New Haven Taclinloa, and Twee m MO 4-WAY 6x9 expected to approve the measure from the ground up. " he said. presides over an empire that had 1981 stockholders: “ We’ve come up with a olhar modali lochoota Irom with I M f funds would be withheld should Managua’s Marxist-led Democrat and which is the Repub- with action by the Legislature and then finally Greenwich on a Weicker then brought his com­ revenues of almost $407 million. new idea. If you would all go in ... and LEO'S ond spaclrum onolyzart. J U Connecticut continue its long- government. lican, U.S. Sen. Lowell P. 60WAnCAR NOW coming as early as next week. brief cross-state trip to visit ments to the local level. It’s the Amarillo, Texas, oil man’s move the price up to $20 a share, we standing ban on the double Weicker exclaimed here Friday "Our real concern is over the constituents. But he took enough fervor for takeovers, however, which would send you a confidential note each STEREO trailers night as he was greeted warmly by "t guess the Republican party very nature of attaching two time Friday to meet town officials here pretty well runs things," he made him the toast of Wall Street and week on takeover tips.” and political candidates, and to SPEAKERS Many Mora^ trailers that has been proven But Ms. Niedermeier said the ...... W ...... said. "The first .selectman has his the scourge of other energy corpora­ advocate a new Republicanism. tions' boardrooms. !«* through studies to have a tendency hands full. This guy,” he said There is mure to the attempted SAVE ON A SYSTEM Inside Today - I think this is great. To me, I to jack-knife and cause accidents Weicker, in an unprepared state­ Last summer he unsuccessfully takeovers than jilst the thrill of the fawsSr^eare he especially privileged in being looking at Ryba. "probably keeps II you a n iM nlng for a •taroo syatom this it the place to start and serious injuries,” she said. ment, said Connecticut Republi­ you on your toes, though." sought to buy Cities Service of Tulsa, chase, and last year’s two highly iin fiinHino ic JO hold ^ pages, 2 sections greeted by the Democratic first maetTotTr axart olwS equipment to form a ayatem^ "W e believe the state should cans have to soften their positions Okla., an industry giant with 20 times publicized efforts were not Pickens’ 7 BAND CAR Republicans usually dominate have a prerogative to protect its if they are ever to gain control of town politics in Bolton. the revenues of Mesa, and last fall he first. In the past he has made SyMams include a pair of our famoua Plonaar comnonam CNtAPHIC LIST NOW own citizens from those hazards on ...... state government. "We have no made a similar failed attempt at unsuccessful bids for the Southland " I ’m very pleased that he camei *‘^Sya?(i^ priSSTitart at *“****■ '"®'“***• youw3h. EQUALIZER M49 our very congested highways," competition in this state." he said. Dallas' General American Oil Co. Royalty Co., Aztec Oil and Gas Co., and The measure before the commit- ' 14 Aliout 60 people showed up and I think that he’s basically W ITH IC O A N D Ms. Niedermeier said. He also took the opportunity to "W e were after ’em ," Pickens said, Imperial American. *485.00 tee includes provisions to protect ClassUled.. ! ! ! . ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! '! ! ! ! ! 18-19 Friday night at the Community right,” Bolton Democratic Town POWER BOOSTER O’Neill voiced his support for a criticize the Democratic state but he acknowledged he does not mind He seeks acquisitions, he said, the state in the event of a suit and Comics...... 9 Hall, including Manchester Re- Committee Chairman Aloysius J, ______M UOt. MUCH. M O W continued ban and agreed to seek a leadership. He said Connecticut, the "onsolation prizes — millions of because it fits his philosophy of keeping w also sets strict requirements for Entertainment...... 12 publican Town Committee Chair- Ahearn said after Weicker left. "Iii waiver on a new federal policy the second wealthiest state per dollars made through the accompany­ Mesa viable by replacing its reserves. operators of tandem trailers which J:®’’" ' ' , man Curtis M. Smith and Andover order for Republicans in this state which takes effect April 6, she said. capita in the nation, has two of the ing stock sales, $34 million in the case of “If you’re not replacing your re­ would be limited to use on Republican committee Chairman to be effective, they have to be CASH & Carry SMB DISTRIBUTORS The change will allow double top 10 poorest cities in the union. GAO. serves then you’re liquidating,” he Checks accepted (with proper ID) secondary roads, she said. yio Anson. more liberal.” Ask Pickens, a 54-year-old physical 59 East 74th S t trailers on all interstate highways ‘‘Vk- want to be protected so we Television...... 7,8,9 Bolton Democratic First Select- He blamed the Democratic said. in the nation as a provision of the "H e’s presenting a new style Quantities are limited New York, New York 10021 don’t h ive an open door to tandem Weather...... 2 man Henry P. Ryba was one of the leadership. 5-cent a gallon tax on gasoline. Republicanism." Anson said. " I trailers,” Ms. Niedermeier said. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • first to meet Weicker as he showed The senator then said il the party like his style." 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat.. March 26, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 26, 1983 - 3_

kTHBtl E FOfKCAVno F M lf t r ,90M , 30f4 News Briefing 1 . Your neighbors' views: FAIR Wall Street rally Pope kicks off k 4 * « Should Connecticut enact a law protecting the rights of gays? comes to a halt new holy year V. NEW YORK (UPl) - Wall Street’s VATICAN C ITY (U PI) - Pope John \M .J T I latest stock market rally came to a halt Paul II opened St. Peter’s Basilica's Friday as hints of rising interest rates sealed holy door with an ivory and gold I sent prices sliding. hammer Friday to inaugurate Roman Catholicism’s extraordinary jubilee The Dow Jones industrial average year marking the 1950th anniversary of dropped 5.81 to close af 1,140,09. The Christ’s death. Dow hit a new all-time high of 1,145.90 ES3* The opening of the bronze door, tin w iM m ii roTOCAiT • Thursday. bricked and sealed up at the.end of the Declines led advances 891-693 among last holy year in 1975, was the symbolic For period ending 7 p.m. EST March 26. During today, the 1.946 issues traded on the New York beginning of 13 months of religious rain will be expected on the North and Central Pacific Stock Exchange. activities expected to draw an esti­ Coasts, the East Gulf Coast Region, the Middle The NYSE index dropped 0.39 to mated 9 million visitors to Rome. Mississippi Valley and Tennessee, changing to snow 87.81. The price of an average share During holy years, usually held over the central plains. Elsewhere weather will remain w^s off 15 cents. every quarter century, Roman Cathol­ fair in general. Maximum temperatures include: Aflanta ics can attend selected religious f loor volume was about 77,330,000 59, Boston 46, Chicago 39, Cleveland 46, Dallas 61, services to receive special dispensa­ sh ares, down from 92,340,000 Denver 39, Duluth 37, Houston 72, Jacksonville 70, Thursday. tions from the church for the forgive­ Kansas City 38, Little Rock 61, Los Angeles 64, Miami 77, % ness of sins. Minneapolis 45, New Orleans 72, New York 48, Phoenix Some analysts said investors were The Vatican has been celebrating 68, San Francisco 61, Seattle 60, St. Louls^ 43, staying on the sidelines, waiting for the J. jubilees since the year 1300. Washington 56. latest figures on the money supply For t|ie firk time in history, the pope before making any new commitments. ruled that during this holy year The market has always reacted Catholics around the world can receive GIL LAGASSE, Man- SUZANNE HENDESSl, ROBERT KENYON, Man­ JIM McVEY, Winsdor: BARRY BARROWS. OAVIO LADABOUCHE. strongly to any indication the Federal ROB CROSBY. Man­ TOM HAJBUCKI, Man­ the same forgiveness of sins simply by Chester: “It really M anchester: "It's chester: “I think eve­ chester: “Yeah. They chester: “Not really. I “Probably. They got Manchester: “Yeah. Manchester: “Defi­ Reserve may restrict the swollen attending similar services or praying Weather money supply, thus forcing up interest with a visiting priest in their own home doesn’t matter to their own business. rybody has their own deserve rights too.” , don’t think so. I'm not a right for whatever They’re human too. nitely. Why not? It’s rates. parishes. me.’ I'm neutral on it.' right of the way they for gays." they want to do.” They have their own as much as anybody Henry Kaufman, the influentiai Jcihn Paul, dressed in specially want to be. And if this right to do whatever else has rights." Salomon Brothers economist, helped tailored white papal vestments, opened fuel this worry in his weekly column the jubilee year by striking the bronze Today’s weather is the way they want they want with their I to be. then they lives.” when he suggested the Fed was moving portals of the holy door with the ornate Sunny today with highs in the mid 40s. Clear tonight cautiously to tighten the money supply ivory and gold hammer once used by with lows in the lower 30s. Sunny Sunday morning then should have that and may have to be more aggressive if the late Pope Pius XI. The doors opened increasing cloudiness in the afternoon. Highs 45 to 50. right. This is sup­ it wants to succeed. at 11:41 a.m. EST. Winds northwest 10 to 15 mph Saturday and light and posed to be a free variable Saturday night. world." Major storm hits Hazardous waste Rocky Mountains board Is urged Extended forecast HARTFORD (UPI) — The Legisla­ Extended outlook for New England Monday A major storm from the Pacific A DEP probing wells for hazardous chemical ture’s Environment Committee ap­ through Wednesday: Massachusetts, Rhode Island plastered the central Rockies with up to X proved a bill Friday to establish a and Connecticut: Cloudy with a chance of rain 2 feet of snow and pushed into the board to develop and possibly operate a Monday. Clearing Tuesday. Partly cloudy Wednes­ Plains Friday while southerners had a hazardous waste disposal facility. day. Highs in the 40s. Lows in the 30s. of a site where 200 barrels of paint and paint thinner Court House One well turned up trichloroethlyene, a DEP officials said this week that hazardous levels bang up time on icy streets before A By Raymond T . DeAAeo The measure, which was referred to were found recently. chemical used to clean automobile engines, in of lead were found in water samples taken from the record snows began to melt. Herald Reporter UPI photo the Government Administration and Maine: Rain likely south with increasing cloudiness “ If the tests indicate contamination, we’ II do ground concentrations of 40 parts per billion. Federal bottom of a slope where the state Department of Record early-morning cold tempera­ Elections Committee, would allow the and the chance of snow late in the day north on water tests and take immediate action to get regulations classify the chemical as hazardous in Transportation dumped about 200 barrels of paints tures spanned from Michigan to Dixie, Town health department officials will test wells that governor to appoint a five-memter Monday. (Jhance of snow north and clearing south whatever’s causing the pollution out of there,” concentrations greater than 20 parts per billion. and solvents in 1974. The slope is located just south of ranging from 9 below zero at Mar­ Today In history supply water to about a dozen businesses on Route 83 Connecticut Hazardous Waste Man­ Tuesday. Chdnce of flurries Wednesday. Highs in tte Gerber Scientific’s headquarters in South Windsor, quette, Mich., to 25 degrees in Chatta­ in Manchester to see if they have been contaminated Edward Parker, principal sanitary engineer for the The racquetball complex used the water to sprinkle agement Service. 30s north to low 40s south. Lows in the teens north to near the town lilies of both Manchester and Vernon. nooga, Tenn. The latter equaled the On March 26, 1952, in Pittsburgh, Dr. JionasSalk announced a by hazardous chemicals. D E P’s hazardous waste unit, said today. its lawns, and not for drinking, she said. The board would estimate the 20s south Monday and 20s statewide Tuesday and March 25 mark set back in 1940. new vaccine of immunization against polio. Here he holds aloft The state’s Department of Environmental Protec­ THE M ATERIALS in the barrels is potentially amount of hazardous waste generated Wednesday. She said the source of the pollution is unknown, Hardy residents of Marquette took tion requested the testing after finding hazardous T o w n o f f i c i a l s will test wells of businesses flammable, Parker said. In 1974, some solvent from test tubes of experimental vaccines in his University of in Connecticut by Dec. 31, 2005, and although there are many potential sources in the area, the wintry blast in stride. New Hampshire: Rain likely Monday. Clearing levels of a de-greasing solvent in a well serving the located along Route 83 north of Deming Road. Town one of the barrels spilled into the engine of a backhoe Pittsburgh laboratory. prepare a disposal plan for the including several service stations and automobile "It sounds a little cold but it's not Tuesday. Chance of flurries Wednesday. Highs in the Court House One racquetball complex on Route 83 in engineer John Salcius said they’ll be on the lookout for and caused a fire, he said. Legislature by Jan. 1, 1985. dealerships. really that unsual," Randy Johnson 40s. Lews in the 30s. Vernon, and traces of the solvent in two reserve wells unusually high concentrations of solvents and The intent of the proposal is to coax a The closest homes in Manchester to the barrel said at midday. " I wasn't outside then owned by the Connecticut Water Co. of Vernon, also on hydrocarbons. Hydrocarbons would be present if oil A spokesman for the Acadia Restaurant, one of the private company into establishing a Vermont: Rain or snow iikely Monday. Chance of dumping site are in the Deming Road area. Salcius so I couldn't really tell how it was. But Route 83. or gasoline had contaminated the wells, he said. businesses whose well will be tested for contamina­ hazardous waste disposal facility. If showers or flurries Tuesday and Wednesday. it’s sunny now and must be about 40.” Colleges face Congress heads tion by town officials, said Friday the restaurant had said he “ wouldn’t expect any kind of contamination” not, the board would have the power to Overnight lows 25 to 35. Afternoon highs 35 to 45. The DEP has also requested health officials in Up to 2 feet of snow fell on high Ellen Z. Harrison, senior environmental analyst for noticed nothing unusual about the taste or appearance in those wells because ground water from the site build and operate a plant. elevations of Utah mountains in a loss of federal aid home for Easter Vernon and South Windsor to test wells in the vicinity the D E P’s water compliance unit, said a test 'of the of its drinking water. I flows away from Manchester. One section of the bill would give the 24-hour span. Flagstaff, Ariz., reported HARTFORD (UPI) — More than a board the power to designate a number 14 inches of new snow in two days. WASHINGTON (U PI) - Congress, Long Island Sound dozen colleges in Connecticut will lose a A winter storm warning for up to a working into early Friday morning, of proposed sites for the facility and to total of $431,000 in federal aid because fcJt of snow was issued for Colorado. passed a landmark reform of the Social take the land over by condemnation if Saturday sunny. Highs in the mid 40s. Northwest Mains Fire calls of high default rates on student loans, Storm watches were in effect for Security system and a $4.6 billion the owner refuses to sell. winds 10 to 15 mph. Saturday night clear. Lows around increasing available funding for other southwest Wyoming. Nebraska and public works package that could " I t could be necessary for the state to 30. Light variable winds. Sunday mostly sunny. Higto schools in the state. Kansas. Kimball, in southwest Ne­ provide as many as 500,(HW jobs, then opei*ate a facility, unless private 45 to 50, increasing afternoon clouds in the West. High The U.S. Department of Education 45 to 50. braska. had 4 inches of snow by headed home for the Easter holidays. industry steps in,” said Rep. Teresalee said Thursday it would deny the funds Bertinuson, D-East Windsor. “ A public will be Manchester mid-morning. President Reagan, who supported t for the 1983-84 school year to 14 colleges If the snowstorm lived up to its 6-inch both measures, called them "issues of necessity could arise and the state may V V with default rates exeeding 10percent. prediction in Denver, it would make great significance” to Americans, and be forced to take the property, if the Thursday, 11:19 a.m. — Dumps­ The money will be awarded instead to this year the snowiest March in the hailed Congress for legislating “ in the owner refuses to sell the land.” ter fire, 305 Green Road (District) colleges with better loan collection best bipartisan traditions.” Lottery flushed Thursday, 12:37 a.m. — Box Mile High City’s history. A record records. already has been set in Denver for total “ I am glad that great good sense did alaram. Box 9123 (Town) moisture. "There is a bigger pot of money (for prevail over partisan concerns,” Rea­ Tsongas warns The Water and Sewer Depart­ Thursday, 1:32 p.m. — Electri­ other colleges) remaining in the state,” The National Weather Service said gan said at the opening of a news ment announced it will flush water cal fire, 20 Hartford Raod (Town) said Ralph Seastrom, program officer Denver already has received 29.6 conference in the White House. of energy lack 'The Connecticut Daiiy Lottery number drawn mains next week in the following Thursday, 1:34 p.m. — Medical inches of snow this month. The record in the department’s Boston regional The major provisions of the Social Friday was 849. The Piay Four number was 8662. areas: call, 324 Broad St. (Town) office. Security bill, recommended by a PROVIDENCE (UPI)-Americans The New Hampshire daily lottery number Friday Thursday, 1:59 p.m, — Medical for March, set in 1944, is 32.5 inches. • Highland Street, from Gardner The University of New Haven is one national conimission to keep the must face the fact there is an energy was 1444. call, 875 Main St. (Town) Street to the town line including school that will share in the windfall, system solvent for 75 years and speeds problem in this country because of an The Rhode Island daily lottery number Friday was Thursday. 9:40 p.m. — Woods Candlewood and Somerset. with officials saying the federal go­ up payroll taxes for 116 million overdependence on fossil fuels. Sen. 3104. The “ 4-40 Jackpot” numbers, drawn Friday, fire, 239 Spencer St. (Town) Speedy-trial bill vernment has "blessed UNH” with workers. Paul E. Tsongas, D-Mass. said Friday. were 29-37-33-26 with a jackpot of $23,413. • South from Highland Street to Thursday, 9:43 p.m. — Chimney twice as much money as it received this Tsongas, a member of the Energy The Maine daily lottery number Friday was 748. the town line and everything east fire. 180 Greenwood Drive (Town) signed by O’Neill school year. and Natural Resources Committee, The Vermont daily lottery number Friday was 134. from Gardner Street to the town Thursday, 11:39 p.m. — Medical Metro-North spoke as part of an energy lecture line. pall, 50 Gardner St. (Town) HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William series at Brown University. • Fern Street south to the town Thursday, 11:53 p.m. — Auto O'Neill has signed a bill clarifying the talks to resume “ People don’ t want to address the line, including Shallowbrook and rollover, 249 Hartford Road effective date of a so-called "speedy Lehigh loses problem of an energy crisis,” he said. Line Street. (Town) trial" law adopted Hast year by the NEW YORK (UPI) - Negotiators "There is a tendency to avoid the Friday. 7:30 a.m. — Structire • All Glastonbury customers. Legislature, the Governor’s Office said lie detector case agreed Friday to meet next week to unpleasant reality of it.” Almanac fire, 141 Edgerton St. (Town) Friday. resume talks aimed at settling the He said the problem stems from the , Friday. 9:34 a.m. — Medical There may be discoloration of The measure, signed Thursday even­ NORWICH (U PI) - A Superior 18-day Metro-North commuter rail fact Americans are too dependent on call, 281 Center St. (Town) water and reduced pressure dur­ ing by the governor, spells out the law’s Court jury Friday ruled in favor of 22 strike, but both sides said they had fossil fuels, which are a “ finite, > ing the flushing, the Water Depart­ provisions requiring defendants to be former employees of the Lehigh Oil nothing new to offer. diminishing energy source.” Today is Saturday, March 26, the 85th day of 1983 ment announced. tried within a given time apply only to Co., who sued the company claiming The talks, stalled since Tuesday, There is a need for a transition to with 280 to follow. Tolland County people arrested on or after the effective they were forced to take lie detector were scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday at renewable energy sources such as The moon is approaching its full phase. The Water Department offered date of rules to implement the law. Tuesday, 11:18 p.m. — Motorcy­ tests. the Metropolitan Transportation Au­ solar power, he said, but Americans The morning stars are Jupiter and Stum. the following hints: There had been concern the law could cle incident. Lake Street, Coven­ The six-member jury returned thority’s headquarters in Manhattan. have "disrespect” for conservation The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. If water appears discolored, the have required the release of defendants awards ranging from $250 to $50,000 to try. (North and South Coventry) A spokesman for mediator Arvid renewables. Those born on this date in history are under thesign homeowner is urged to avoid using who were arrested before the rules take the employees who claimed they Wednesday. 12:17 a.m. — Ambu­ Anderson said thp United Transporta­ As an example he cited an amend­ of Aries. it until it clears. That will prevent effect because they were not brought to suffered emotional damages. Court lance call. Center Street, Andover. tion Union had requested the meeting. ment he proposed in 1977 to have the Poet Robert Frost was bom on this date in 1875, as the rust and sediment from being Herald photo by Pinto trial in the time frame required by the (Andover) officials said Lehigh was expected to Union officials had said earlier they Department of Transportation look at were dramatist Tennessee Williams, in 1911 and law. brought into the home’s system. Wednesday, 8:07 a.m. — Ambu­ appeal the awards, which totalled feared a new round of talks would not ways to use bicycles more efficiently. c ^ p o k e r Pierre Boulez, in 1925. With the bill signed by O’ Neill, the $ 2 2 0 , 0 0 0 . If sediment does get into a Early green lance call. Orchard Hill Estates, be held until next month following the Tsongas said there was widespread. '" U n this date in history: state must have rules in place by July 1 home’s hot water tank, the ho­ Coventry. (South Coventry) The jury, which began deliberating Passover and Easter holidays. fear in Congress that such legisiatidh I” astronomers reported sighting a new planet requiring a defendant to be brought to meowner is urged to wait until the Wednesday. 12:05 p.m. — Ambu­ the case on Monday, returned the "W e’ve been requesting they recon­ would hurt the auto industry. ^—in-a-i new-ofblt\jjear that of Mercury. They named it John King of 160 Bryan Drive putts on the 18th green at Bryan Drive, looks on. The two overcame high winds to trial within 18 months of being arrested water clears then open the faucet lance call, B u ^^ Vista Drive. verdict shortly after noon for the 22 vene the negotiations,” said Richard Although the nation will be develop­ Vulcan. It is now believed to have been a “ rogue or charged. The time will fall to 12 at the bottom of the tank to drain the Manchester Country Club, whilel Kevin Boyko, of 149 enjoy a round of golf. Coventry. (Soutlreoventry) cases which were treated as separate Frear, UTU general chairman for ing some renewable energy sources as asteroid.” months as of July 1, 1985. suits. the collected material, which will . Wednesady, 2:11 p.m. — Ambu­ Metro-North’s Hudson and Harlem well as continuing to use oil, gas and In 1952, Dr. Jonas Salk announced anew vaccine for O'Neill alsosigned a bill changing the settle at the bottom. lance call, Barnsbee Lane, Coven­ Throughout the trial, Lehigh officials lines. "In fact I had suggested that we other Uquid fossil fuels, the remainder immunization against polio. wording of the oath administered to try. (North and South Coventry) denied they forced the employees to meet today. I don’t think it’s right and of the nation’s energy must come from In 1975, the city of Hue in South Vietnam fell to the If a load of wash is done while the jurors in criminal cases. The change Wednesday, 6:09 p.m. — Chim­ take the tests and also refuted claims proper for us not to sit down and talk.” coal or nuclear power, he said. North Vietnamese army. water is discolored, the load should replaces the phrase "prisoner at bar” that some workers were fired after Democrats planning to honor six ney fire. Hop River Road, Bolton. A spokesman for Anderson said no “ It’s an either-or situation. We have In 1979, Israel and Egypt signed a peace treaty at be done again after the water with the word "defendant.” (Bolton) refusing or failing the polygraph test. new proposals had been made. to accept one or the other,” he said. the White House, ending 30 years of hostilities. Israeli clears. Four ounces of cream of Wednesday, 6:49 p.m. — Ambu­ Prim e Minister Begin and Egyptian President Sadat tartar should be added to help The Democratic Town Commit­ ever three-term Democratic member, • Mary O’Connor, active in town lance call, Kelly Road, Coventry. gave President C ai^r credit for the treaty. clean discolored clothing. tee Thursday night unveiled the mayor. committee politics since the early (South Coventry) It normaliy takes a couple of list of honorees for the annual • James R. McCavanagh, the 1950s. She was involved in the Wednesday, 9:43 p.m. — Ambu­ A thought for the day: American poet Robert Frost hours for the water to clear in the • John J. Sullivan, the veteran “ honoring ” dinner to be state central committee member. freshman state representative caucus of 1953, when John D. lance call, Skinner Hill Road, Quote / Unquote said, “ Most of the change we think we see in life is due home. If the water appears disco­ held June 4 at Willie’s Steak House. who is the first Democrat to be LaBelle was elected Democratic to truths being in and out of favor.” Andover. (Andover) lored for an extended period, the They are: • Alphonse Reale, Democratic elected from the 12th Assembly town chairman, making the Demo­ Wednesday, 11:41 p.m. — Chim­ homeowner is urged to call the • Stephen T. Penny, the current chairman in Voting District 7 and a District since 1978. He is a former cratic Party a viable political force ney fire, Woodbridge Road, Coven­ "I want to stay in my teens. I missed so much "They either want to remain quite ignorant yiTater Department at 647-3115. ayor who is Manchester’s first long-time town committee town director. for the first time. try. (North Coventry) because I was with older people. I guess I missed about what is really going on and permit 2 just gqing to thp playground or waiting for the themselves to be deceived by totalitarian guys and thinking, ‘Oh, what if he doesn’t show?’ propaganda or some may be outright liaitrlipfitrr Hrrald mischievous.” Richard M. Diamond, Publisher — Tatum O’Neal, actress, who turns 20 later Calendar this year.(Us) — Fred C. Ikle, undersecretary of defense for Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager policy, complaining about the lack of support by U.S. allies in Europe for President Reagan’s USPS 327-500 "The idea of nuclear war has never been tested. VOL. Oil, No. 149 Thursday Tuesday But by logic, to keep such a war limited will not be policy in El Salvador. Manchester Bolton Published daily excapt Sunday IRS workshop, 6-9 p.m.Town Hall hearing room Town Council, 7 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. possible. Inevitably, such a war will extend to Suggestad carrier rates are and certain holidays by the $1.20 weaXly, 16.12 lor one Monday Judge’s hours. 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court all-out war.” _ ‘‘ISrewupwit|)fiyesisters,UoundIbadtotalk Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Pension Board, 3-5 p.m.. Town Hall hearing room Special Economic Development Committee meet­ Monday fast just to get a word in edgewise.” month. $16.36 tor three montha. Saturday ing, 7:30 p.m.. Nurse’s Office, Town Hall. — Marshal Nikolai V. Ogarkov, chief of the Bralnard Place. Mancheatar, $30.70 lor alx months and $61.40 Internal Revenue Service, 6-9 p.m.. Town Hall Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Conn. 06040. Sacond claaa Board of Directors budget workshop, 9 a.m. to 2 Soviet general staff. lor one year. Mall rates are hearing room p.m., Lincoln Center hearing room. Wednesday Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. postage paid at Manchastar. available on request. i- — John Moschltta Jr., star of Federal Express Conn. POSTMASTER: Send ad­ Zoning Board of Appeals, 7 p.m. Lincoln Center IRS workshop, 10 a.m-2 p.m.. Town Hall hearing Public Hearing on Income Tax with Edith Prague Assessor-Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. TV commercials, who calls himself the world’s dress changes to the Manchester 6:30 p.m.. Board Room, TownJIall. "There’s nothing sexier on a man than a To place a daaaHlad or diaplay hearing room room Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace Tatum O'Neal Jack NIcklaus fastest talker at 534 words per minute. Herald. P.O. Box S9 i . well-cut suit — with the possible exception of advartlsamani, or to report a Permanent Memorial Day Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Room, Community Hall. ballet tights.” Mancheater. Conn. 06040. North End Fire Sub-station Committee, 7:30 p.m.. nawa Item story or picture Idee Town Hall coffee room Coventry Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. cern that air-traffic restrictions imposed when “ I figure Georgia is about even. They lost call 643-2711. onioa houra are Nurse’s Office, Town Hall. — Christie Brinkley, model.(Playboy Fashion To aubaerttoa, or to report a Commission on Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Senior Center flight controllers struck two years ago were being Herschel Walker and gained Nan.” 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday Guide) relaxed too fast. dellvary problem, call 647-0646. through Friday. School Budget Hearing, 7:30 p.m.. High School Andover Oflica houra are 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 Tuesday Monday Auditorium. -r- Jack NIcklaus, golfer, proud that his p.m. Monday through Friday and Downtown Council, 8 a.m.. Town Hall hearing room "W e could have some accidents.” The Manchastar Herald Is a Town Council Skedi'ing Committee. 7:30 p.m.. Monday "The majority of people settle. That’s some­ daughter. Nan, received a volleyball scholarship 7 to to a.m. Saturday. Dellvary Thursday subacriber to UnHad Prm s Inter, Wednesday Nurse’s Office, Town Hall. Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. — Jim Burnett, chief of the National thing I ’ve never been able to do.” to the University of Georgia, alma mater of the should be made by 6 p.m. Mon­ national neaia services and la a Budget Hearing. 7:30 p.m.. High School day through Friday and by 7:30 Democratic subcommittee, 7:30 p.m., 'Town Hall Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Transportation Safety Board, expressing con- — Jessica Lange, actress.(Rolling Stone) football star who jumped to the USFL. member ol the AudH Bureau ol coffee roorn^ Planning Office, Town Hall. >. Auditorium. a m. Saturday. CIrculatlona. Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Highland Park School Committee, 7:30 p.m. 45 N. Charter Revision Public Hearing, 7:30 p.m.. High Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Room 18, Coventry Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town School St. School Auditorium. High School. Office Building.

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Wife of Reagan's attorney is murdered; HOUSE W HSINKi High Pranure Power her son, 20, is charged after questiqning Washing Of Vinyl, MANCHESTER Aluminum And Wood HEATING OIL Sided Homes. PALOS VERDES ESTATES, Calif, (UPI) - The the young man was arrested and booked for his Jaakola said there was no sign of forced entry to the wife of President Reagan's personal attorney was mother's murder. house, located in the 4.5 square-mile community of found dead late Thursday in the bedroom of the Clabby said no motive had been established and 17,000 residents where.houses cost up to $3 million. QUALITY SERVICE MAK Painting family's home and their son was arrested for the could not discuss how the victim was killed. But asked Miller, 53, a tax specialist, began representing bludgeon slaying early Friday, police said. if she was hit on the head with an object, the detective Reagan after William French Smith became attorney CALL 568*3l A 4 3 - a « 5 « The body of Marguerite Miller, 52, wife of said yes. general in 1981. A coroner's spokesman said an autopsy would be HAS ITI prominent Los Angeles attorney Roy B. Miller, was discovered by police in the master bedroom of the performed during the weekend. The attorney is representing the Reagans in the OMinMITOBODY sprawling, ranch-style home, located on the Palos The older Miller, a senior partner in the Los Angeles trial of a couple accused of trying to defraud the 763 president by making a phony offer on his ocean view ROUTERS TALCOTTVILLE, CT. Verdes Peninsula. law firm of Gibson, Dunn & Chitcher, telephoned MAIN ST police after arriving home about 11 p.m. PST home. A pretrial hearing on the case against Ann and Detectives said the victim's son, Michael David Thursday, Sgt. Ed Jaakola said. James 'Yarbrough was scheduled for April 1. Miller, 20. was contacted at the home of a relative 24 HR. TOWING 1S43-1191 "M r. Miller stated that when he arrived home he Miller, who earned his law degree at Stanford in 191 Friday morning and asked to come to the police entered the front door and saw blood and a broken pair 1954. also handles all the president’s tax matters. station for questioning. M 3-0016 FEATURING THIS WEEK ... MAIN ST of glasses on the floor," Jaakola said. "H e called his White House spokesman Mark Weinberg said the •COMPLtTC COLLISION REPAIR MANCHESTER During the interview with Los Angeles Sheriff's wife's name and when there was no response he went Reagans were acquainted with the Millers, but he did •PORIION AND AMERICAN CARS homicide investigators. Detective Art Clabby said. to a neighbor's house to enii police” not know if the two couples were personal friends. Since 1947 643-1900 Arl Cunliffe, Prop. SIDING b , . j t R S A F E * UiaiGY SAVMG 81 -year-old STORM PRNE AWNINGS ^^ttkee Services WINDOWS REPUUXMENT & / i r ^ \ DOORS WINDOWS (MNOPIES may be evicted 705 Main Street, Manchester — Phone 649-1106 109 C ^TER STREET YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES MANCHESTER 643-6922 2 Glass & Screen Repairs • 3HMIPENING RUBBER SYMBPS i/iaiv. Hardware A Accessories by his relatives • LOCKSMITHINB ALUMINUM 6 4 9 -1 1 0 6 • PUSYIC SIBN ENBRAVINB SIDING______705 Main 8t. Manchealer, Ct GALVESTON, Texas (U PI) — An 81-year-old man, being evicted by relatives from the house he has WE SUVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTMRL RND CONMEHCIAL rented 42 years for $26.50 a month, said Friday he AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION would rather move to a cemetery than leave his home and tomato garden. HEATING and SHEET METAL 9 1 1 1 To See Your Ad 6 ” I hope I go to the cemetery,” Stafford Schmidt TMLEE ALUMINUM SERVICES said. “ I ’m too old to move. I ’m going on 82-years-old New England Mechanical Services, Inc. In This Space, and I just don’t feel like I could move.” Schmidt has rented the two-story house he and his Please Call The brothers built in 1941 on property owned by Schmidt’s 166 TUNNEL RD. A nephew. At that time, Schmidt said, he signed a VERNON, CT. 06066 Herald at 643-2711 lifelong lease with his nephew Herman Hoke 871-1111 guaranteeing the rent. Schmidt said he has misplaced the agreement or it was stolen, and this week he lost a court battle with the 0 new owners of the house, who want to raise the rent **Serving Manchester For Over 30 Years' almost ten-fold. GAS Hoke’s heirs, Kathy Ward, 31, and her brother John Pentiand The f/or/sf Luhning, 26, both of Houston, said they can no longer SAVERS! 24 BIRCH ST. afford to rent the house for $318 a year, especially ••yOLKSIFAGEy our SPECIALTY" when they ha ve a potential renter who is willing to pay Wf Buy Sf II and Repair All Make Car* TEL. 643-6247 U P I photo $230 a month. Aulob<»dy A Glauwork 643-4444 A Galveston County probate judge ordered Schmidt F.T.D. WORKERS, POLICE INSPECT BUS WRECKAGE to vacate the property within 30 days. For All Your Mood* TIM MORIARTY MASTER CHARGE The driver missed a turn at dangerous intersection " I sympathize with him,” said Judge Jerome Jones. AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE TRAVELmINSURANCE SILKTOWN MOTORS SERVICE "But you’ve got to follow the law. It just boiled down to 270 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER 643-6217 he didn’ t have the evidence in writing.” 301 Broad 8t., Manchaatar Several people testified in the trial that they had 646-7096 seen the lease, but Jones ruled in favor of the The Calico. Patch Teacher fakes over wheel, homeowners. SPECIALIZING IN "The UnlqueJ-Ittle Quilt Shop" Schmidt’ s attorney Scott King of League City said Set Your Copy of Our Gift Catalog SUPERIOR MUFFLERS 1227 Bumalde Awe., E-HtW. 528-1295 he plans to try to work out an agreement to allow his (POWDER MILL s h o p p in g CENTER) client to stay in the house at an increased rent. DONWIUJS(URAGE,INC. Tom Raimondo and Dick Suhie owners of Yankee Aluminum Services, which has specialists Hours; Monday— Saturday, 10 to 5 bus crashes, nine killed Schmidt’ s only source of income is $213 in monthly CROWN PHARMACY WHEEL ALIGNMENT • BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE been serving homeowners in Manchester and surrounding towns for over 20 Thursday & 9 PM ^ __ M pension benefits. “Prescription Center” g e n e r a l REPAIRING years, are shown next to samples of Solid Vinyl Siding available in a wide range of Ms. Ward said although she does not want to force Propane Cylinders Filled colors. Also shown are 2 of the many different styles of Energy Saving Insulated ‘■"TOUPON — 50< OFpr ^ GRUBBS, Ark. (UPI) - A ferred to Little Rock and Kinard said one of the stu­ the old man from his home, she has no choice. dr Lm M mI PrIOMM on , ’"Feather Eaiter Bunny Kit" school bus carrying 42 students Memphis, Tenn. WSenlor DIaeount Air Conditioning Service Replacement doors made by STA N LEY. They also offer a complete line of storm I dents told him the bus already "This whole thing has been horrible. I realize it ADsHvery Service. TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET Reg. $2.75 WITH COUPON and teachers on a "fun trip" toa The bus overturned about 6 had started to turn over when it 646-4531 MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 windows, featuring the new POINT 1 window, 35 styles of storm doors in any might not sound like a fair thing to do, but he has put us A Nursing Homes A Surgical Suppllee I (Coupon Valid thru April 2nd) vocational education contest a.m. CST at the intersection of rounded the sharp corner. in a box. I don’t like forcing him to leave.” Ms. Ward our Speclahy color, aluminum canopies, roll-up awnings and shutters. ran off a highway and over­ highways 214 and 18, an inter­ When he arrived, Kinard said said. "It upsets me, but we need the money. It boils Door hardware and accessories along with glass and screen repair are available turned Friday, killing nine 208 West Contor Stroot section nearby residents des­ 10 students had managed to get down to our not being able to afford to have him living at our store on 705 M ^n S U Monday thru Friday 9:00-4:00 and Saturday 9:00-2:00 people and injuring 29. officials cribed as dangerous. out of the bus and two or three there and only paying $26.50 a month.” (V i M H e lt^ McDonahre) MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. OVER 45 said. or cair for a free estimate at 649-1106. MANCHESTER A Odie Kinard, who lives less were lying on the ground. • 4 W -0 3 1 M Killed were five teachers and than a mile away, said the curve Kinard said he was only able to 4% EN ER GY LO AN S are still available — call for details or stop in and visit our YEARS four students who were looking was badly designed. move one more student out of showroom. MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE forward tocompeting in the "There have been numerous, the bus. Arm y rejects TELEPHONE 649-6713 •FOUL WEATHER SUITS Opp. East Cemetery Skills Olympics at Little Rock, numerous accidents happened •BOOTS •HOSE CALL 649-5807 100 miles southwest. One of the there," he said. "The rest were trapped in the front,” he said, until emergency teachers who died was driving State Highway 214 makes a •OLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS I crews arrived in about 30 SHAMONIS LANDSCAPER QUALITY HARRISON ST. the bus. short, sharp curve and dead warm facilities m "A trip like this is supposed to minutes. Kinard said he could 5 Qian Rd. • Manchester • 643-51071 MEMORIALS MANCHESTER ends into Highway 18. The GENERAL LANDSCAPING be a fun trip," said Mike driver apparently did not know see a boy and a girl in the bus "just barely breathing” but Jasinski, a Jonesboro, Ark., that the road ended and the bus FORT POLK, La. (U PI) — The Army has "no plans AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE could not get to them before student who rushed to the scene skidded across Highway 18, hit to turn the heat back on” in chilly barracks, post they died. after the accident. a ditch and flipped over on its houses and offices because the base must save the rest Call For Free Eatimata EVERYTHING IN GLASS The injured, some of whom top. The students had left Jones­ of its 1983 energy budget for summer air conditioning, ■ WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT' 34 3-20 72 had to be cut from the mangled "It was a terrible mess,” said boro to participate in the annual an officer said Friday. ITS WOODLAND ST. -a nm»r unSKtphg amkHm wreckage of the overturned bus, James Kinard, whose wifeowns Skills Olympics. Winners in The base already has used $4.4 million of its $9.6 MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 rw (w «* r«n- were taken to hospitals in • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING a grocery store at the highway various trades, such as auto million fiscal year allocation for energy and has shut U WHITE (MASS (N), Tho colorful stors that comes to your door, '' Jonesboro and Newport. Three intesection and was the first mechanics and commercial art, down gas, electric and oil heating systems in all in critical condition were trans­ person on the scene. go on to national competition. buildings except medical clinics, child care facilities eee-Teea DECORATING DEN and the chapel. m'EH 30 YEiRS EX PER IEM t: ' “ There are no plans to turn the heat back on • Custom dropDry • woven woods • mini-blinds • bodsproods 31 BI88ELL 8T. MANCHESTER • vDrticol blinds • twogs/cornicDi • ahodDs although we are monitoring the conditions,’’ said RAZOR’S eMIRRORS eSHOWER DOORS eSTORE FRONTS E wp#'* dacoro'-ng odvirirtli»injr in V'ines 2 practiced dentistry for most of his adult life and where the scientific findings that resulted from Clark’s r f i .W O F F funeral services will be conducted Tuesday. “ Air conditioning draws the most out of our utilities MERCURY I ON ANY NEW/REFILINEW/REFILL OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE experiment. program,” he said. “ It costs more to run air COMPARE & SAVE "W e want to lower the" university's profile until "They want to leave it general for the lay press until OR TRANSFER PRES-1 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. after the funeral." said University of Utah Medical conditioning during the summer than heat during the I We deliver to all area convalescent/nursing homes, Pine Shopping Plaza their professional papers are written,” he said. winter.” CRIPTION. WE WILL Center spokesman John Dwan. “ No one is going to MARKETpucc CALL YOUR DOCTOR I and offer 10% senior discount. If you have a family “ Their reports to the lay press are too open to Howell said there have been no reports of sickness The MeiicAeater Maff talk or say anything. misinterpretation and the professional journals feel in piioiM e4e-z7M A HANDLE ALL DE-I member in any Nursing Home, call us for a price quote DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE "It's time to honor Barney Clark, the man. Our because of the heat shutoff, but heat would be turned they are unprofessional. NO SEHVICE CHABGE TA IL S I over the phone. YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID. One ol Mencheiler'e Largeil Selactlone 01 Flgural Ceremici In perspective is that all the focus should be on Dr. Clark back on for ill residents or others with special needs. 8t1 Main St'Manchester (Net EppieeWD wNh any other dto-1 ARiiqurs A Colleciabks Auuioii b*ci> ThursJ«> Ni|hi ai 7:0» p m oouid) \ Stock. 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WOR Naw York, NY ® 0 - The Jetsons “ Freeman Reports WPIX 9 - Sports Week Convinced that his father no QD Naw York, NY (D) Msrry-Qo-Round 9 - Viewpoint on Nutrition ESPN Sports Natwork (H) Nancy Carr is active in so She says a conference she ble are peddled on Russian 12:00 P.M. longer loves him. Ricky (Ricky 9:30 P.M. 9 - Momingtown Schroder) takes some steps to CD - Love Boat Capt. Stub- HBO Homa Box Offica (H) many good causes in town it attended a few years ago on the streets. This is on top of the Job CD - Kid's World 9 ) test his dad's affections in a ing and the crew host a special USA a® may come as a surprise to some Holocaust "sensitized” her. She 8:QOA.M. CD - Big Valley USA Natwork ^ discrimination and religious rebroadcast of the "Boys Will Be dog show competition. (90 min.) — it certainly did to me — that (D CD ~ Popeye/Ollve Comedy CD - Gilligan'a Planet (Closed Captioned) WHCT Hartford, CT (IB was so appalled hy what was persecution Russian Jews have Sh ow Boys" episode of NBC's SIL­ QD - MOVIE; 'An American WTXX Watarbury, CT IS) the director of the Manchester Manchester revealed there of the German always had to endure. CD - Laughtoons CD - ABC WeekerHl Special VER SPOONS, airing Saturday. Area Conference of Churches is Werewolf in London' Two CNN Cabla Naws Ntwrk (ZJ atrocities and the world's fail­ One speaker at the Jerusalem CD 9 - Super Friends CD - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Draw March 26. American students, backpacking WWLP Springfiatd, M A 8 also a committed participant in Spotlight ure to intervene that she made a conference said he was begin­ Lavelle CD * Christophers GiD - Twilight Zone CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME on the English moors, are vi­ ciously attacked by a wierd OINEMAX Cinemax 8 a movement that has very little promise to herself; "Never ning to believe that Soviet Jews GS “ Cartoon Festival GD - 1984 Games 'An Olympic Update.' beast. David Naughton, Jenny WEDH Hartford, CT 8 direct relevance to Manches­ By Dan Fitts — Editor again as a Christian was I going are in mortal danger. "We are G2 - NCAA Agutter. Rated R. ( 9 “ MOVIE: 'CounterfeiterB' WXTV Patarson, NJ 8 ter: the drive to alleviate the to be silent on the condition of Championship: Regional Semi- QD QD - Teachers Only Shari on the verge of something very under finols • Game 5 GD - Suitdey at the King's tries to trap Principal Cooper into WVIT Hartford, CT 139 plight of Soviet Jews, Jews," she says. drastic in the Soviet Union. The H ouse GS - MOVIE: Nobody's proposing, SPOTLIGHT Spotlight 8 She has just returned from She has kept her promise. evidence is more and more P erfekt' Three frierids seek com ­ ( 9 *■ M O V IE : 'T a rz a n 's M a g ic (2D * T o the M an o r Bom WSBK Boston, IVIA 8 Jerusalem. A Roman Catholic, compelling that the Jews are in pensation for a car accident. ^ Fountain' Tarzan penetrates a she was one of only 13 American of the Hartford Interfaith Group YOU’D THINK Mrs. Carr had scrutiny Qabe Kaplan, Robert Klein. 1981. hidden valley which has a magic ® 19B3Compulog 10:00 P.M. WGGB Springfisld, M A 39) MRS. CARR was one of the real physical danger in the Rated PG. fountain in order to bring out an CD ~ N e w s WGBY Springfiald, M A non-Jews invited theretoattend on Soviet Jewry, of which she enough to keep her busy these main speakers Thursday at a aviatrix who crashed years ago. Soviet Union," said the Rev. G9 * Scholastic Sports Acad. CD - Newark Reality the World Conference on Soviet ' became co-chairwoman eight days, but then she's always press briefing in Hartford on the Lex Barker. Brenda Joyce, Evelyn Gordon S. Bates of East Hart­ WASHINGTON - Sens. Robert-'’ - Little Rascals Ankers. 1949. QD - News/Sports/Weather Jewry. years ago. busy. Why has the plight of Jerusalem conference. She and ford, summarizing what this Stafford, R-Vt., and Daniel Patrid^' 9 - Naws/Sports/Weather 9 - Nawa/Sporta/Weather (9 9 ) - M o n ito r It took up the greater part of You couldn't exactly call her Soviet Jews such claim on her Men's 86 Meter Jumping Cov­ - MOVIE: ‘Adventures of the other speakers told how speaker said. Bates was 9 9 - Fiintstone Funnies 9 ) - The Jetsons ( 9 “ Evans and Novak QD (9 - MOVIE: Victory' Allied G2) - NCAA Division I Hockey Moynihan, D-N.Y., will turn ove|^ erage of the Men's 86 Meter the Wilderness Family Part 11' QD > MOVIE; 'Eyewitness' A last week. "There are very few a latecomer to the cause. energies? under its new leader, Yuri ISI - Sesame Street (2D - One For the Road prisoners fight a more private war Championship from Grand another of the few Christians (2D - Growing Years Jumping is presented from Oslo. A pioneer family has more adven­ janitor s desire to meet a beautiful things I would take that much While in Jerusalem, she She admits that many groups to the Justice Department mate;^, against their German captors on Forks. North Dakota . Final Andropov, the U.S.S.R. has who attended the Jerusalem 9 - Teatro Fantastico ( 9 - Business of Management Norway (90 min.) tures with life in the wilds. Rated television reporter leads him to rial that indicates YBta Lavelle^ ( 9 - Championship Wrestling the soccer field-w hile their real pretend ho knows more about a time out for," said Mrs. Carr. helped draft a Christians' state­ of people in the world are squeezed Jewish emigration to - CarrascoietKlas & - HBO Magazine G 8 - News/Sports/Weather conference. fired last month from the Environ- ‘ ( 9 ~ MOVIE: 'Convoy* The 3:00P.M. goal is escape. Sylvester Stal­ murder than he does William But this is a cause she has ment of support for Soviet Jews, subjected to more extreme a trickle. About the only Jews truckers battle the cops in this 9 ) - Newsmakers 9 - As School Match Wit lone, Michael Caine, Pele. 1981. 8 - MOVIE: 'Eye of the Hurl. Sjupurney Weaver, Christo­ , Mrs. Carr concedes that the 8:30 A.M. (X) (X) - NCAA Basketball N eedle’ A Nazi spy becom es in­ identified strongly with for andshesaidthis week she plans human rights violations than mental Protection Agency, lied tq. war on wheels. Kris Kristoffer- Championship Toumamont: 9 - Wild Kingdom 9 ) - Fourth Estate Rated PG. pher Plummer 1981 Rated R allowed to leave these days are conference may have done - Partdamonium son, Ali MacGraw, Ernest Borg- volved in a taboo alliance with a the Senate Environment and Pub«- West Regional Finals - Say It W ith Sign 8 - MOVIE: 'Rise and Fall of more than a decade. to get the topic placed on the are the Soviet Jews. At least over age 6S. QD ~ My Three Sons nine. 1978. (9 ( 9 - Mi Secretaria Situacion' woman Donald Sutherland. Kate 4:00A.M. nothing to improve the lot of - A comica acerca de los sucesos the Third Reich' Nelligan. 1981. agenda in April of the National they are not being systemati­ lie Works Committee in public' (X) MOVIE: 'House of Wax' 6:00 P.M. 8 - USFL Football: Arizona at Mrs. Carr heard one lecturer QD 9 - Poc Man/Littie 9 - Starsky and Hutch museum fire turns a man into a acaecidos en una oficina. Russian Jews. But she believes (9 - Boxeo - Pelicula: 'Cu an do el A m o r THE PURPOSE of the confer­ Workshop of Christians and cally killed. testimony on Feb. 23. Rascals/Richie Rich (D ($) 9 - News (9 Birm ingham in Jerusalem tell of a new game it is better to complain loudly 9 - Bowling deranged monster who steals 9 ) - At the Movies - MOVIE: 'Cat People' A Uega' QD (3D - MOVIE: An American ence was to publicize the Jews, a gathering of religious Lavelle is already being investfl- CD ~ Apple Polishers - bodies from the morgue to create CD - Starsky and Hutch sister and brother share a strange in Russian schoolyards: "Con­ about the. U.S.S.R.'s policies Sesame Street 9 ) - 8 - M O VIE: 'S h o ot the M oo n ' Werewolf in London' Two life-like images in wax. Vincent and horrible family secret capable dilemma of Jews in the U.S.S.R. leaders. What makes the difference gated by the Justice Department,', GD - Sport Billy CD - Off Track Betting 9 ) - Welcome Back Kotter ^ A family goes through trying per­ American students, backpacking centration Camp.” Jewish pup­ than do nothing. "Never again 12:30 P.M. Price. Frank Lovejoy, Phyllis Kirk. I of changing them into savage - Star Trek iods of separation and change on the English moors, are vi­ They are treated horribly, and She says it's almost uncons­ for her, she says, is the memory ils are assign^ numbers hy for possible perjury before a Housyrj - C o-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this 1953 QD ( 9 - Soapbox beasts. Nastassia Kinski, Mal­ will Christians be silent while CD 9D * NCAA Basketball Albert Finney. Diane Keaton, ciously attacked by a wierd there are ominous signs of cionable that this workshop has of the Holocaust, when so many weekly teen magazine. Champioftship Tournament: QD - George Jones; With a colm McDowell. John Heard. their non-Jewish classmates their Jewish brothers and sis­ committee earlier. ' Karen Allen. 1982. beast David Naughton. Jenny millions of Jews were murdered - Abbott and Costello Mideast Regional Finals QD-M O V IE : 'V iv a M a x ' A M ex­ Little From His Friends Tammy 8:00 P.M. 1982. worse treatment to come. scheduled discussions on dozens and are taunted about the ican general and his men cross Wynette, Waylon Jennings and Agutter Rated R ters suffer persecution of the The latest controversy centers^ 9 - Big Story ~ American Bandstand - Exchange 12:30 A.M. Mrs. Carr was invited to of different moral issues, but while most of the world watched CD the Alamo in disguise. Peter Usti­ other country stars join George CD (® - MOVIE; The Day 9 ) Holocaust. Pamphlets accusing kind that is going on in Russia,” on a meeting Lavelle had witlv' Christ Died' A moving account CD - A ll In the Fam ily Jerusalem as a representative not on Soviet Jews. with near-indifference. 9 9 - Shirt Tales GD ~ One Step Beyond nov, Jonathan Winters. John As- for this country music get- (9 “ Toy: Playing for Laughter QD - News Update the “ Zionists” of causing trou­ she says. state environmental officials iq;;. tin. 1969. together. of the arrest, trial and crucifixion (9 - Money Week 9 - Spotlight Preview GD - NCAA Division II of Jesus in the politically troubled 10:30P.M. 4:15A.M. April 1982, shortly after she tookc, 9 - Villa Alegre Wrestling Championship from 02) - NCAA Division II QD - Festival of Faith 1:00 A.M. North Dakota State University Roman-occupied city of Jerusa­ CD - Black News 8 - Freeman Reports Women's Swimming Cham­ (9 - Buck Rogers lem. Chris Sarandon, Colin over the E P A ’s toxic waste div­ “ Meet the Mayors (D ” 9:00 A.M. ( 9 * Big Story pionships from Long Beach. CA Blakely, Keith Michell, Jay O. San­ CD 4:30 A.M. 9 - News/Sports/Weather CD - MOVIE: Vanished' The ision. Essentially, Stafford and^ CD CD - Meatballs & Spaghetti ( 9 - Flash Gordon - MOVIE; 'The High and the ders, Eleanor Bron, Hope Lange. QD (9 - Independent N etw o rk S ) - S ig n OH QD 9 - Sneak Previews Jeffrey FBI is advised that the President's Moynihan want to know if Lavellej M ig h ty ' The co-pilot of a crippled 1980 N e w s Guest editorial GD ~ W attons ( 9 - Growing Years Lyons and Neal Gabler showcase top advisor is a homosexual Ri­ CB - MOVIE: 'The Boss' Fol- plane tries to make it across the deliberately told the state officialsT, ** Nine on New Jersey some Oscar nominees that hav­ Q ) - MOVIE: 'The Naked City' 11:00P.IVI. chard Widmark. James Faren- •'lowing World War I. crime and 1:00 P.M. Pacific Ocear^. John Wayne, one thing that last April and the.. (H) - Wall Street Journal en't received a lot of attention. The homicide CD CD CD 9 (9) (ID- News tino, E. G. Marshall 1970 gangsters rule the city of St. Claire Trevor. Robea Stack. squad in tracking down the mur­ L o u is John Payne, Doe Avedon, w o r k CD ~ Bionic Woman - MOVIE; 'Mind of Mister I L°ve You, HeNRV. BUT IT’U- NeveR . Senate committee something else'; 9 - 'Your Mag. for Women 1954. 9 - Black Perspective derer of a young girl uncovers a CD - MOVIE: 'Fail Safe' A SAC CD William Bishop. 1956 CD - MOVIE: 'Night Gallery' 9 - MOVIE: A Nightingale Diane, on the w ay to bomb M o s­ S o a m es' A man emerging from a 10 months later. ^ 9 ' Emergency Three supernatural tales. 1. A QD - O vation Today's programs jewel thief ring. Barry Fitzgerald, life-long state of suspended ani­ 8 - MOVIE: 'Cat People' A An atrocity Yo u r Vipeo RecoRoeR i& MWe i& VH§; are The Fifth Estate; The W ay of Sang In Berkeley Square' An Howard Duff, Don Taylor, Do­ cow, passes the 'fail-safe' zone despicable young man murders mation struggles to adapt himself sister and brother share a strange - News Update ex-con, now night custodian of a due to a mechanical failure. Henry his wealthy uncle, then suffers a the Cross,' The Stronger' and 'T rothy Hart. 1948. to life. Terence Stamp, Robert and horrible family secret capable 9 9 - Smurfs prestigious British bank, receives Fonda, Dan O'Herlihy. Walter SPECIFICALLY, they want to- strange haunting 2. A wealthy is for Tum bleweed.' (2 hrs.) - T.J. Hooker A police Vaughn, Nigel Davenport. 1970 of changing them into savage Vbu Have a SaTbtf-lT% pi§H>r’M HaPPV wiiR ca e i^ i an offer he cannot refuse. Richard CD ®) Matthau. 1964. & • Sesame Street woman, blind since birth, buys a 9 - News Update sergeant returns to the street beasts know: Jordan. David Nivan, Elke Som­ poor man's eyes for an operation with a rookie partner. (R) (90 CD - Paul Hogan - Burbujas Program s infantil 9 - MOVIE: The Shadow' mer. QD - News Update • Did Lavelle tell the committee.T, producido en Mexico. .that will give her 12 hours of min.) ( iD QD - Telethon: 1983 Easter in New Bedford anp OUR coMpm&RS dRe ibTail-Y iHcoMPal|Bl.e. Scotland Yard attempts to solve - Bionic Woman 9 - M - A 'S * H (9 that an $820,000 grant had been.., 0 - MOVIE; MMKhi'. Cove' 'sight. 3. A fugitive Nazi escapes a series of murders com mitted in (S) - USFL Football: Arizona at S ea ls - Rock-N-Roll Tonight A 14-year-old girt tries to get help from the horrors of his past with a fog bound country house. Henry ( 9 - Matinee at the Bijou Birm ingh am 02) ” ESPN SportsCenter QD given to the states for toxic waste" daily visits to a particular painting. KendaH, Felix Aylmer. 1936 'Flying Deuces.' when her father's body is washed QD - Virginia Slims of Naw - N igh t F lig h t Tonight's pro­ 9 ) - MOVIE; 'The Three cleanup when in fact it had not? Joan Crawford. Barry Sullivan. QD up from the sea. Donald Pleas- 9 - Fantastico Animal Pro­ York Coverage of the women's grams are 'Take-Off,' 'The Stooges In Orbit' Martians cap­ Editor's note: On Saturdays the setts in the year 1983. Try to Roddy McDowall. 1969. ance. 1975. gram a Infantil acerca de el mundo 6:30 P.M. tennis semifinal*; is presented Comic,' Pointer Sisters.' 'Video ture new submarine-heli-copter- Manchester Herald reprints edi­ • Did she tell a state official that- tank and go winging through explain it if you can. 9 * That Teen Show GD ~ At the Movies animal. QD (X) - CBS Naws from Madison Square Garden, Artist,' 'Space Cadet.' 'Night torials from other New England a letter he bad sent to MoynihaiC: space with the Three Stooges. lailliiii (B) - Victory Garden G$ - MOVIE: -On th. Right - Sportsbeat Q j ® - Nawa New York, NY. (3 hrs.) Flight Interview: The Catholic The Three Stooges, Carol Chris­ newspapers. This is from the ,' Lenny Bruce Without The rapists are one thing. almost held up her nomination,'' Track' A ten-year-old orphan dis­ ( 9 - American Gov't Survey 9 ) - MOVIE; 'Life Goes to the tensen. 1962 Worcester (Mass.) Telegram. 9:15 A.M. QD - In Saarch of.... Tears,' New Wave Theater' and and t h ^ deny it before the Senate.^., plays amazing abilities to pick Movies' The editors of Life Ma­ Rapists are sick primitives winners at the race track. Gary 3:15 P.M. 8 - Croasfira gazine take a look at the motion 'Tales of Tom orrow .' (4 hrs.) 1:15A.M. commiRee? - IS) - HeMth Week who do not conform to ordi­ Coleman, Maureen Stapleton, 9 ) - Week In Review 8 - NBC Naws picture business with actual foo­ Q ) - MOVIE: 'They Died With The lirst reports of the gang 9:30 A.M. Norman Fell. 1981. Rated PG. tage from famous films and rare QD - Festival of Faith On the first point, an EPA* 8 - MOVIE: 'Forfaiddan Their Boots On' The events lead­ rape in that New Bedford bar nary standards. But how GD - Bugs Bunny/Roed 9 - News/Sports/Westher 3:30P.M. Games' A 5-year-old girl be­ glimpses backstage. @ ) - Sports Tonight ing up to General Custer's famous official told my associate Tony"^ Rurwter Show explain the behavior of the ( 9 - Wrestling (D - Pro Bowlers Tour Cov­ comes obsessed with the rituals ( 9 “ News/Sports/Weather QD - El Show de R. Barral last stand against Chief Sitting were so shocking that some erage of the $150,000 Miller High Capaccio that the cleanup grant to-’ CD - Davey/Ooliath of death after seeing her family ( 9 Q D ~ D iff're n t S tro k e s Kim ­ (9 ' To Be Announced Bull at Little Big Horn are de­ people did not at first believe onlookers? Was it fear that ( 9 - MOVIE: The Bible' The Life Open is presented from the killed. Brigitte Fossey, George picted Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havil- the states had never materialized.' GD - Herald of Truth, story of man's creation, fail, sur­ berly learns she can't participate Red Carpet Celebrity Lanes. Mil­ Poujouly (Dubbed in English) (9 " Dave Allen at Large land. Arthur Kennedy. 1941. kept them from responding to vival of the flood and indomitable on the sw im team because it's for Getting results them. The accounts must 9 - MOVIE: 'Coach' Trouble w aukee, W i. (90 min.) 1952 In fact, the official said, it was 'J develops when a woman is hired faith in the future is told. George boys only. (R) (Closed Captioned) 11:30P.M. (9 - People Now With Bill is what being have been exaggerated; the woman’s cries and pleas? 9 - Style With Elsa Klensch Tu sh "only after the last-minute inter- by m istake to coach a bo y's bas­ C. Scott, Peter O'Toole, Ava 8 - Frontline 'U.S.-Soviet De­ ( 9 ~ MOVIE: 'Eyewitness' A CD " Five-0 productive is bate.' Tonight's program follows there must be some explana­ Did some deep and loathe- ketball team. Cathy Lee Crosby, Gardner. 1966. 9 ) - Wayne and Shuster janitor's desire to meet a beautiful CD - Benny Hill Show 1:30 A.M. all about. . . vention of Rira Lavelle that it,; Michael Biehn, Keenan Wynn. an American debating team dur­ television reporter leads him to & - Earth, Sea & Sky ( 9 - American Gov't Survey -* MOVIE: 'On a Clear Day, and Classified tion; things like that don’t some prurience seize their wasn’t approved.” 1978. Rated PG. ing its tour of the Soviet Union. CD CD - Carter Country 9 - Pelicula: 'Una Bala as mi 4:00 P.M. (60 min.) pretend he knows more about a Yo u C a n S ee Forever* A wom an (3D “ Sunday at the King's ads get happen in a civilized society. fantasies and make them •a ^ 9 - Are You Anybody? T a stig o ' lives several lives in a romantic 9 - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Drew 8 - Newsmakers murder than he does. William H ouse results. So went the first reactions. willing spectators? Y E T WHEN Moynihan asked' 9 - Voice of Faith Hurt, Sigourney Weaver, Christo­ triangle where her competition is 9 - News Update ^D - Jeffersons herself. Barbara Streisand, Yves QD - A B C N e w s Lavelle of Lavelle’s meeting with--' 9 - Money Week ( 9 - NHL Hockey: Hartford at pher Plummer. 1981. Rated R. If you’re Boston 9 - It Takes a Thief Montand. Jack Nicholson. 1970 1:45 A.M. Well, now that fuller ac­ 9 - MOVIE: Forbidden 7:00 P.M. 8 - MOVIE: 'All at Sea' looking for Whatever the cause or the the stae officials contradicts her~ ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Sayonara' This CD - O ff Tra ck B ettin g G am e s' A 5-year-otd girl be­ - W arm -up CD - Agrons*'’ & Co 8 ) - Fantastico (3D - MOVIE: 'La Cage Aux a productive counts are available the explanation, the terrible sworn testimony that she did not " comes obsessed with the rituals drama, based on the James Mich- QD - MOVIE: 'The High and the Folles ir A nightclub owner and - L e t's G o Bow ling CD - Wet Back Kotter 8 - MOVIE: 'Ticket to way to find of death after seeing her family ener novel, is about the interracial Mighty* The co-pilot of a crippled his lover are on the run from an episode is even more revolt­ crimes in New Bedford accuse Norman Nosenchuck, a ^ H ea ven ' An unhappy man is sed­ a cash buyer, killed. Brigitte Fossey. George dD - Washington Week/ romance between a Korean War CD - Sha Na Na plane tries to make it across the international spy ring. Ugo Tog- New York state environmental; Review Paul Duke is joined by uced into thinking that member­ ing and unbelievable. But it touched a nerve. The anti­ Poujouly. (Dubbed in English) pilot and a Japanese entertainer. ( 9 - Muppet Show Pacific Ocean. John Wayne, nazzi, Michel Serrault. Rated R. look to top Washington journalists ana­ CD ship in a religious cult will be his official, of obstructing her', 1952 Marlon Brando, Miiko Taka. Mi- Claire Trevor, Robert Stack. Classified. happened. Oh yes, it hap­ lyzing the week's news. CD - Outdoor Life 'ticket to heaven.' Nick Mancuso, QD - Film rape rally, hastily organized nomination. yoshi Umeki. 1957. 1954 ^ 9 “ It's Your Busirtess - Dance Fever Meg Foster. SaulRubinek. 1981 2:00 A.M. pened. At least four men did as it was, attracted a crowd of 1:15P.M. 9 ) - Mi Colonia: La Esperanza QD @ ) - Evans end Novak Call us today - Lap Quilting Citing theke "outstanding ques-' Q2) - ESPN SportaCenter 8 - MOVIE: 'Rafferty and the CD ~ News/Sign Off rape a woman in full view of more than 4,000 to New ( 8 - NHL Hoch.v: Hartford n ( 9 - More Real People Gold Dust Twins' Two drifters (9 ^D *- Saturday Night Live to place your tions” about Lavelle’s February 10:00 A.M. Boston ( 9 ~ Brady Bunch CD QD -* Movie Cont'd low-cost ad. other bar patrons. The bar­ Bedford. It provided a needed ( 9 - MOVIE: 'The Jericho kidnapped a depressed drunk to ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Chariie Chan in testimony. Sen. Moynihan ob^' CD ‘ Saturday Momirrg 1:30 P.M. 'M ile ' A young man serving a life 9 ) - News Update make an odd threesome Sally Murder Over New York' There (3D " Telethon: Easter Seal tender apparently didn’t even sentence competes for a place on Kellerman, Mackenzie Phillips, catharsis for a society that CD 9 - Scooby. Scrappy-Doo/ (X) - MOVIE: 'Tlw Big C.miv.1' ( 9 ■ Soledad Serie dramatica is a murder on a plane trip to New 02) - Prog cont’d served in a note to Sen. Staffoit^' the Olympic team. Peter Strauss, Libertad Lamarque. Alan Arkin. York. Charlie Chan finds himself fflaurlirHtrr raise a protest, let alone try to Puppy Hour A jobless ace reporter browbeats ~ Midnight Special was choking on the bitter Richard Law son. Roger E. M o s­ in the middle of trying to find the (9 that the committee had treated b , CD- D r . W ho an Albuquerque newspaper ( 9 - Glen Campbell Show ( 9 " Sneak Previews stop what was going on. Yes, reality. S I ^ N ne^ _ ley. murderer. Sidney Toler. 1940 (9 - Sports Update MW. (16457^ er “with great courtesy and trust- (9) - Old Tinte Gospal owner-editor into giving him a 9 - M*A*S*H 8:30 P.M. the other patrons stood by job. His treatment of the w ife of a (5D - MOVIE: 'Kidnapped* A ^D - MOVIE; 'Magnificent (9 “ Spotlight Preview — perhaps too much trust." - At the Movies 9 - NCAA Baskatball man trapped underground leads boy's courage and a girl's love QD QD - Pre-Season Baseball: Thief' A master thief is released and watched, some are re­ Championship: Ragkmal Sami- are show n am idst swashbuckling 2:30 A.M. Now comes the long pro­ Stafford responded: "I would bH^' to his death. Kirk Douglas, Jan 7:15P.M. New York Yankees vs. from prison and promised a full finals - Gama 6 Sterling, Bob Arthur. 1951 action and reckless daring during M on treal parole if he cooperates in solving (9 - M O VIE; P re tty Baby' This 643-2711 ported to have clapped and cess of the trial. It’s going to happy to join with you in asking thg. the Scottish rebellion. Michael ( 9 - Sports Saturday drama focuses on a pretty, pre- 9 - MOVIE; 'Elizabeth of (0) - Happy Day. Again (3D ** Vo ic e o f Faith the murders of U.S. agents in Eu­ cheered. Commentary Ladym aad' Four w ives, all Caine, Trevor Howard, Jack rope. Robert Wagner, John teen prostitute and her doomed be hard to keep in mind that Justice Department specifically to ■ 7:30P.M. ( 9 9 ) “ Silver Spoons Ricky Elizabeth, shock their re­ @ ) - Nawsmakar. Hawkins. 1971. Saxon, Susan St. James. 1967 relationship with an older photog­ napted breaks the rules to test his fath­ no one has yet been proved look into the matters you have turning husbands because of their CD - Eyewitness Magazine rapher. Brooke Shields. Keith Car- 8 - Earth. Saa ft Sky (9 - Magic Method Oil er's love. (R) 8 - Sign Off We have to face the fact raised." - radine, Susan Sarandon. 1976. guilty. It’s going to be easier wartime affairs. Anna Neagle. 8 - MOVIE: -Stunta' A man Painting CD Hugh Williams. 1948. m - Muppet Show ( 9 - This Old House 11:45 P.M. 3:00 A.M. that this bestiality did take to keep in mind that justice sets out to find the killer of Ns 4:15P.M. SHOWCASE Footnote; Lavelle’s attorney! stunt-man brother. Robert Fors­ 9:00 P.M. 8 - Sign Off place right here in Massachu­ l9 - Wresding 8 - Spo rts (D ' Pre-Season Baseball: (32) - ESPN SportsCenter must be done. commented: “ H they think shCt; ter, Fiona Lewis. 1977. Philadelphia vs. New York An imperfect analogy 9 - News Updata ( 9 ~ News Update 12:00 A.M. (9 “ News/Sports/Weather lied, it makes sense to me that they~ 9 - Wall Street Week Louis M e ts 8 - Sesarrta Street 4:30 P.M. ( 9 9 ) “ Mama's Family Mama (XD - All Star Wrestling 3:30 A.M. Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with a QD - Solid Gold accidently burns Aunt Fran's FINSTSMOWONiV ' send it to the Justice Department.’*^ Q j - Championship Wrestling 9 - La Buaita Vibra Program s weekly review of economic and 8 - Big Stoiv O ) - HBO Magazine de ejercicios con sus anfitriones investment matters. 8 - Mstinea at tha Bijou If U.N. Ambassador Jeane J. B LEED IN G E l Salvador's eco­ HEADLINES AND FOOT^' Staf^nie y Frto Giron. 2:00 P.M. 8 - Hogar Duica Hogar Come- Kirkpatrick’s suggestion of a coor­ NOTES: The tariff on imported, ^ 9 - From the Editor's Desk - MOVIE: 'Tha Four dia producida en Mexico en el E T i H H T l i nomic problem is not one of GD FRIENDSHIP LODGE :: INTEtSTATE84EXIT5S dinated aid effort similar to the work gloves is higher than that o£ 9 - Antiques (i Americene Horsemen of the Apocalypse' cual se presentan tres esposos | deprivation but of imbalance. The The sons of a German father fight dominados por sus esposas. Luz !: EAnHARTFMD 5M-UK) | Marshall Plan is tried, Americans dress gloves, so some sneaky 10:15A.M. Maria Aguilar. Sergio Corona Donald volcanic soil makes it a rich for the Nazis and become a power #146, A .F . & A.M. Berry's World had better be prepared for some­ country, but all the wealth has foreign manufacturers are dl$£ 9 -Media Watch in Paris. Glenn Ford. Charles 9 - Wild Kingdom ^ GANDHI^ thing considerably short of the Qraff guising their work gloves as dress 10:30 A.M. Boyer, Lee J. Cobb. 1962. ( 9 " flomagnoli's Table gone to a tiny landowning elite. GD - Laveme Shirley & Co. prototype program’s success. The gloves. Domestic glovemakerr- CD CD - The Dukas 5:00 P.M. X ■■■ —- SHOWHAT:- Which is what the war is about. GD - Scholastic Sports Acad. circumstances are not have asked Congress to tightAp the 9 - Style With Else Klensch 03 GD - Toumamairt Playata A nnual 1«)-7B0-I030 9 - MOVIE: 'Ninga Warlord' comparable. The most predictable result of a rules. t 9 9 ” Gary Colemen Show ChampionaMp GoH Coverage of 9 - Nawa Update the third round is presented from Western Europe in 1M7 was ' crash program for Central Amer­ 1 9 ~ VisHwido las Estrelles En- • Some high-level Democrat^ 9 ‘ MOVIE: 'The Subject Was the Tournament Players Club. i OUTSIDERS struggling with one overwhelming ica would not be rapid develop­ trevistas informaies se desarroi- Ponte Vedra, FL. (60 min.) are convinced that Republicana' lan en casa de los artistas. Hector R o a a s' A couple tries to put aside their differences in order to wel­ m - Mission Impossible probiem common to every coun­ ment and containment of the are secretly aiding black leaders'' C^arrilto. come their son home from World 8 - W ide W orld of Spo rts PANCAKE FESTIVAL :■ l:IS.3:2S«20.7:2S430.n2S try. Both the vanquished and the (X) Marxist threat to U.S. hegemony, who want to field a favorite add.' - MOVIE: ‘Smokey Bites War II. Patricia Neal. Jack Albert­ theoretical victors had been flat­ The infrastructure for rapid but waste and the enrichment of a $ e D u st' A high school hotshot son. Martin Sheen. 1968. (D - Outor Limits candidate for the 1984 presidentiaL ersstes havoc at his town's ho- 8 - CHIPS Patrol tened by the war, economically economic development — trans­ small number of rapacious local ntecoming weekend. Jimmy 8 - Making It Count MARCH 27,1983 (Palm Sunday) primaries. The Republicans’ a V 8 - NHL Hockay: Naw York 1 TOOTSIE @ and physically. portation * faciiities, distribution entrepreneurs. It has happened McNichol, Janet Julian, Walter 8 - M O V IE : H o u m C k H i' A leged goal is to disrupt tbR Sem es 1981 recently-widowed surgeon be­ Rangara at Naw York Itlandara There was a common resource, networks, power grids — is virtu­ before in attempting to force-feed SHOWN ATi' Democratic Party. 9 - Ask the Manager comes entangled with an outspo­ 8 - Kung Fu 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. however, that was largely intact; ally nonexistent. economic development and, given ken divorcee. Walter Matthau. 9 - News/Sports/Waather • Some of West Virginia Govet'-' - Toy: Playing for Laughter Glenda Jackson, Art Carney. educated, skilled populations. It With economies completely de­ the apparently irresistible tempta­ 9 ' Olen Campbell Show nor Jay Rockfeller’s associates 11:00 A.M. 1978. lOTG SI should never be forgotten that the pendent upon agriculture, all tion to seek quick fixes for complex 9 ) - Lo Major del Mundial; MASONIC TEMPLE (B) - Buainaas of Managamant vast amounts of American money problems, will again. say he may run for the U.S. Senate' ( £ (X) - Bug. Bunny/Rowl Alemania del Oeste vs. Italia MIDNIGHT suffer from the slack world market RiHHMr Show 2:15 P.M. •: SHOWN AT:-"’ and material poured into Europe for their products. But in differing when incumbent Jennings Ran° 9 - Entertainm ent T h is W eek :i 1:35-3;30«2&^7;3SO:S0-n4S Gb 8 - Motfc a Mindy/ 8 - HMHh WMk 25 East Center Street went to hands capable of making degrees and ways. For that is what the talk of a dolph retires next year. Laveme & Shirley/Fonz Hour (9 - Child & More Com pany the most of it. Once provided with Costa Rica, the region’s one Central American Marshall Plan • Congressional Investigators' CC-AUStwWrMdlng 2:30 P.M. m HShroaF GS - Sanford and Son 5:30P.M. (Next To Post Office) the wherewithal, Europeans genuine democracy, spent itself really Is — a search for a quick fix say the Defense Department couhf- 9 S - H M H n v g TO CHINA to a problem without dealing with - HBO ThMtra; SopwM. 8 -Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this QD - FIS Worid Cup Skiing: swiftly rebuUt their own roads and into technical bankruptcy with save millions if only the various- GS weekly teen magazine. its real nature. Teblee These two one-act plays Manchester, Conn. l:IM:iO«20-T:««5&-l2a) rail lines, factories and harbors. expensive social programs. But services would forget their rivaf. show the lives of people w ho live There are not enough American the educated, homogenous Ticos ries and use similar equipment. in s seaside hotel. Fixing what ails Central Amer­ WELCOME WAGON . dollars to have bought the German are the most likely to succeed 9 ' Ro*d to Los Angeles miBUiFiM ica, and what is wrong with the One example: A five-inch guid^ w a n t s ALL THE PANCAKES AND SAUSAGE miracle. That was wrought by quickly if given a sufficiently 9 - News Update TO VISIT YOU | PG, American relationship with the projectile used by the Navy could Just enga'ged? New parent? miracle workers — the Germans generous helping hand. 8 » - Incredible HuMt and :• ' ■ SHOWNATf- region, is going to be a slow and be fitted with ,an inexpensitiis Spidarm an Moved? I'd like to visit you with i: l;4S4;15-74&-l0OO^I2O0 themselves. Honduras is at the other end of painful process. It is going to sleeve to fit the A m iy’s needs, buL O - MOVIE: 'Victory' A IIM useful gifts and Information. I'll VniJ CAN PAT IIIia the scale. Hondurans with a taste require above all unequivocal the Army insists on building its prisoners fi^ t s more private war also bring cards you can re­ I V J U w M I V CM 1 OiWbyfCA lAc NONE O F this fits Central for black humor say the country is against their (jerman captors on deem for more gifts at local ^ BADBOVSSl identification of American inter­ own. the soccer field"Whils thsk real America. Far from being skilled, even too underdeveloped for revo­ businesses. It's a friendly visit ests with the social and economic • How does White House chief di: goal is escape. Sylvester Stal­ r* $.25 Savings With This Coupon On All Tickets •:...... SHOWNWi" 1 the populations — with one excep­ lutionary unrest such as torments lone. Michsel Ceine, Pale. 1981. to help you get answers about welfare of the peoples of Central staff Jim Baker keep his job after 2004J7-7:15040-Ufi5 tion — are largely illiterate sub­ their neighbors. Capacity to ab­ Rated PG. town, goods and services. All "My predecessors were right. You guys DO America, not with their repeated clashes with presidentist sistence farmers. Far from being sorb material aid is limited. What 9 - Nova 'City of Coral.' To­ free to you. 1 Adults «2.50 Children (Under 12) $1.25 | ; ...... iii^ r " ^ ' cause all the problems!" oppressors. counselor Ed Meese? Sources say- night's program takes a look at a able to help themselves if given the Honduras needs is carefully mea­ coral reef. min.) (Closed Cep- Winning Central American one reason is that the most trusted- tools, they must first be taught how tioned] j_. Regular prices Adults $2.75 Children under 12 $1.50 j i- lS M P S L sured doses over a long period of hearts and minds is going to take 14MXI-7ai4'30-n'J5 to use the tools of the 20th century. time. Reagan aide, Michael Denver, Is*' - Hoy MIsmo Anfritiones CaM 8u» - S43.M 32 time. Baker alley. 8 - M AN CHESTER H ER A LD , Sat., March 28, 1983 MAJV^HESTER H r a ^ D ^ a t.j^ M a r c f^ J ? B 3 Burma Shave inspiration for anti-drunk signs Weekday TV Manchester By Patricia McCormick good habits and plugged the drivers. And 26,000 people are plan for responsible drinking is millions, especially those uaderSO, There's no running away from iU United Press International product. killed each year by drunk peer education programs, he said: they’re a brand new idea,” That type of confrontation may represented Grand Rapids has revived them, drivers.” students teaching other students Drivers in Grand Rapids, Minn., Schaefer said. keep the kids from becoming and inspired new ones, as part of a If the signs help in Grand facts about alcohol, including 5:00 A.M . - Alive a Weill - Morning Stretch ® ) - Independent Network 2:3 0 P.M . (35) - Dr. Bebe Patten encounter roadside signs bearing He believes the signs can help problem drinkers.” N ew s campaign against drunken drink­ Rapids, Schaefer believes the idea dangers to themselves and others. GD - sign On/Newa - Festival of Faith ® ) - Daytime CS) CSD - Capitol (25) - Pink Panther Show jingles made popular years ago by induce more responsible drinking ing designed by Dr. James M. can by copied by any town as part Schaefer was asked to help In Minneapolis he found the ® - Varied Programa - Flintstonas - Beverly Hillbillies 1 2:00 P.M . CSD - World's Greatest Cartoon (22) - CHIPS Patrol on TV panel a shaving cream company. in families where alcohol is a Schaefer, an expert on alcoholism of a safe-driving campaign. Some design an anti-drunken driving three men who thought up the ® - Sports Review ® - Today & - Electric Company Q ) QD Q ) ® - New s Show ® ) - Odd Couple One four-sign series reads: problem. and drug abuse at the University of Minnesota towns, including Rib­ original signs — Leonard O'Dell, ® > Entertainment Tonight - Batnnan Q ) - Tom Cottle Up Close (3D - Krofft Superstars Two outspoken Manchester residents will be part of “ Drinking drivers program for Grand Rapids, and "Drinking runs in families. We 5 :0 0 P .M . Minnesota in St. Paul. bing, already have done so. his brother Allen O'Dell and John 1 0:00 A .M . (35) - 'You!' Mag. for Women a 90-minute live TV special on Channel 3 Tuesday “ Nothing worse resurected the signs once used to know that. It's terrific for kids to be 5 :3 0 A .M . - Sesame Street QD - Tattle Tales CS) - Barney Miller Last year 61 people were ar­ Schaefer is director of the Office Kammerer, all in their 80s. , CS) - Hour Magazine ® - Leave It to Beaver night that will examine the state budget. “ Put the quart advertise Burm a Shave, a com­ reading the signs as they drive 3D - Varied Programs 7:30 A .M . ® - Rhode CSD - Six Million Dollar Man rested for drunken driving in CSD - Welcome Back Kotter - Una Umosna de Amor The show will air from 7:30 to 9. of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse pany now called American Safety along with mom and dad — one of '(X) - Morning Stretch > Jim Bakker ® - USA Movie “ Before the hearse" Greater Grand Rapids, an area of The trio agreed to pick the best (3D - New $26,000 Pyramid Serie dramatica en la cual se en- CSD - People's Court Betty Sadlowski and John Tucci, both Manchester , Programming at the state Razor. ® - Living Faith Burm a Shave signs, like that whom or both of whom may have a jingles from among high school 'QD - Independent Network - Pink Panther Show vuelven romance, intriga y cri­ QD - Little House on the Prairie some 12,000 people. Three were university. His idea was to recycle some of N ew s CSD - Couples residents and members of the Connecticut Taxpayers 1959 example, were fixtures on drinking problem. entries. Members of Grand Rapids - Underdog - Movie men. Liliana Abud, Jose Alfonso. ( ^ - Voice of Faith killed by drivers impaired by He said students today have no the old signs and to get high school @ ) - Moneyline CX) - Romper Room Association, will be among 40 members of a studio American highways until they booze. "Th e family is amused at the service clubs involved in the safe - Scooby Doo (SD - Take 2 © } - Magic of Oil Painting (25) - Little House audience. more or less a problem with students to write new ones. ® - Jim Bakker QD - Varied Programs disappeared 20 years ago. jingle. It forces parents and kids to driving project — Rotary, Kiwa- t- Varied Programs @ ) - Newswatch “ Nationwide,” Schaefer said, drinking than those of 20 years ago. "The road signs are remem­ 8:0 0 A .M . 02) - ESPN SportsCenter 3 :0 0 P .M . The four panelists, who will be answering questions They entertained, preached confront the drinking problem, if it nis. Lions, Golden K and Junior 5:45 A .M ., - Ju st M en ®) ® - Mr. Rogers' “ 70 die a day at the hands of drunk What works best in his campus - Tom & Jerry and Friends 05) - Sonya CS) CS) - Guiding Light from the studio audience and from viewers who can bered by older Americans, but for exists in that particular family. Jaycee — picked the winners CS) - Sign On ® - Marcus Welby, M. D. Neighborhood - ESPN SportsCenter - News CS) 05) - General Hospital Call in during the show, will be House Speaker Irving ® ) - Family Feud (25) - El Nino de Papel Avenluras - 6 :0 0 A .M . - Bugs, Porky & Friends - All-Day Movies CSD - Ironside Stolberg, Senate Majority Leader Richard Schneller, @ ) - Sesame Street en la vida de un nino y sus contac- G D (3D (® - Varied Programs - CapuHna ® - Instructional Programs QD - Tom & Jerry and Friends los con las diferonles personas . Senate Minority Leader Philip Robertson and (X ) > New Zoo Revue 12:30 P.M . Manchester resident Robert Franklin, president of Sunday TV - Porky Pig - Manana Sera Otro Dia (35) - Sonya quo compran su periodico. the Connecticut Public Expenditures Council. ~ CBS Early Morning News Mr. Rogers' Nelghbor- - Facts of Life CS) CSD - Young and the (25) - Scooby Doo (® - WKRP in Cincinnati hood Restless According to a Channel 3 spokeswoman, the intent ® ® - ABC News This - Waltons (S ) - Afternoon Break ® - Charlie’s Angels Morning CSD - Midday - BUI Boggs of the program is to focuson the tax issue. The viewing 8:30 A .M . - Educational Programs (® - Fantasy Q5l - More Real People (3D - Joe Franklin Show (SD ® ) " Ryan's Hope audience can call in by dialing 728-0733. Viewers Flintstonas - Andrea Celeste La tierna 6:30 A .M . 10:00 A .M . (25) - Foro 41 4 :3 0 P.M. QD - Voice of Faith ® - MOVIE: -Tha Jericho ® - Sign Off 1 0:30 A .M . 5 :3 0 P .M . M ile' A young man serving a life 1 2 :0 0 A .M . (32) ~ Business Timas on ESPN (3D - New s historia de una huerfana en busca outside the Hartford exchange may call collect, dD - Captain Kangaroo d ) - Sunday Morning - Welcome Back Kotter - Evens and Novak (® - Wild, WHd West Varied Programs CSD 05) - N ew s sentence competes for a place on CSD - M O V IE : 'Flea in Her Ear' A 2 :1 5 A .M . 'A business news briefing for ex­ CSD - All In the Family ( ® @5) - Search For Tom orrow de su madre y de su verdadera dD - Ask the Doctor d ) “ Sunday Mass ® - News/Sports/Weather ecutives.' (The 7:00am program Great Space Coaster identidad. Andrea del Boca, Ana CD (22) - M -A -S -H 1:00 P.M. (H ) - 300 Millonea Anfitriones the Olympic team. Peter Strauss, husband and wife suspect each QD - sign Off CSD - Child's Play Paca Galbadon y Kiki Ledgar pre- is a repeat of 6:00am) (60 min.) Los Polivoces 1:00 P.M . Maria Picchio, Alberto Argibay. Q D - News (3D - World Figure Skating - Make It Real ® (SD - MOVIE: King Kong' Richard Lawson, Roger E. M os­ other of adultery, but their suspi­ (2$ - Electric Company dD sentan este programa de varie- CSD - You Asked For It ® - ®i) - Style With Elsa Klensch Championships: Exhibition of Kong, taken to New Yorii as an ley. cions are unfounded. Rex Harri­ 2 :3 0 A .M . - Jimmy Swaggart Cartoon Festival CSD - French Chef (2D - Extranos Caminos ^ Champions dD - M OVIE: T o Be Announced dad musical producido en attraction, becomes enraged son, Rachel Roberts, Louis (3D - Varied Programs - Wild Kingdom ® - MOVIE: 'Buddy. Buddy' A - M O V IE: 'Darling' A mefig- Daybreak Sesame Street CSD (® - Movie ® - Bob Newhart Show Romance case d l) - News/Sports/Weather Espana. when he senses that the woman Jourdan. 1968 erly talented girl proceeds from (25) - Andy Griffith 3 :3 0 P .M . (S) - News Update man tries to prevent the suicide of ® ) - All-Day Movies QD - 700 Club ® - Ring Around the World (S> - M O V IE: They Only Kill ® - MOVIE: -Flying Misfits' he loves is being mistreated. his hotel neighbor. Walter Mat­ QD - Larry King Show an immature marriage into S3) ( ® - Sale of the Century ® - Scooby Doo dD - Electric Company @1 - Chalice of Salvation Charles Grodin, Jessica Lange. - Health Field (22) (SD - Days of Our Lives - M O V IE: 'Malachi's Cove* Their Masters' When a police Story of World War II flying ace, thau. Jack Lemmon, Paula Pren­ shabby affairs, later beconlirig 9:00 A .M . - Flintstones Jeff Bridges. 1976. (Closed Cap­ - CNN Haadlina Naws (58) - Carter Country (25) A t4-vear-old girl tries lo get help dD - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ chief flushes out a killer the evid­ Pappy Boyington, who com­ tiss. 1981. the unhappy wife of an Italian (X) - Richard Simmons ® ) - Instructional Programs hood tioned) (S) - Naws/Sports/Waathor 6:30 A .M . (2$-3-2-1, Contact faces trial court when her father's body is washed manded one of the most decor­ ence points to a Doberman - Ask the Manager prince. Laurence Harvey, Dirk Bo­ 1 1:00 A .M . (25) - Mundo Latino Jesse Lo- up from the sea Donald Pleas- ated and least disciplined garde, Julie Christie. 1965. ^D S ) " CBS Early Morning CSD - - Ghost and Mrs. Muir @ ) - Nuestra Familia Pinscher. James Garner, Kather­ @ - MOVIE: -Mandlngo' The - MOVIE: 'Blood Barrier' sada y Sonia Vorhauer son los an­ ance 1975 squadrons in the Pacific theatre. N ew s C3D - Tom Cottle Up Close CSD “ Price Is Right Tu itio n SACR.AMENTO, Calif. (U Pl) — A man serving five ® - Sacrifice of the Mass ine Ross. Hal Holbrook. 1973. 1 0 :30 P .M . Human cargo is smuggled into the (S) - Money Week fritiones de este programa de (5f) ~ Over Easy . Simon Oakland. seamy side of life on a slave (SD - Hour Magazine years in state prison wants his conviction overturned ® - Davey/Goliath dD - Presente breeding plantation is depicted. CSD ~ Sports Extra U.S. from Mexico. Telly Savalas. (3D - Popeye CSD ® ) - Donahue asuntos publicos nacionales pre­ ® ) - Jetsons 1976 Danny De La Paz, Eddie Albert. 3:00 A.M . CSD - Price Is Right sentando entrevistas, noticias. 4 :0 0 P .M . because his lawyer had a “ romantic involvement” 6:45 A .M . James Mason, Perry King, Susan (3D - From the Editor'e Desk ® - Adventures of Mr. Magoo CSD - Straight Talk @3) - R tx Humbard dD - Pelicula: 'El Grito de la George. 1976. Rated R. - The Athletes CSD - MOVIE: 'Kashmiri Run' (SD - Love Boat depones y un segmento desde fSD - Jeffersons with his prosecutor during the trial, 4 :4 5 P.M. - NBA Basketball: Houston '^ 9 - Tennessee Tuxedo QD - Great Space Coaster to rise - Sacred Heart M uerte' Q2) T w o men and girl racing forjthe Hollywood titulado 'En Pantalla'. - Wonder Woman - Business of Management C5D ® ) Wide World of Sports 0 $ - Nova 'Sixty Minutes to at Los Angeles (@) - Sign Off ® - Early Today CSD - Tic Tac Dough CSD David Jackson, a Red Bluff resident convicted of Kashmiri border to avoid capture (32) - Varied Programs - Educational Programs 7:00 A .M . ® - MOVIE: -The Good. The MeltdownTonight's program - Candid Camera CSD - Movie WEST HARTFORD attempted rape and assault with a deadly weapon, has 1 0 :1 5 A .M . Bad and The Ugly' A drifter, a - Jesters 12:30 A .M . by a Chinese-Communist detach­ - Varied Programs 05) Calliope Children's (3D c - Ken Copeland 5:00 P.M. looks at the critical economic and dD ment find a dying doctor and his 1:30 P.M . CS) - Rockford Files (DPI) - The Board of appealed his convictions to the 3rd District Court of dD - Cooking/Kerr Mexican outlaw and a sadist are safety questions confronting nu­ (a - Independent Network (25) * Evening at the Improv I® - Romper Room Programs ® - Varied Programs SD - wife Pernell Roberts, Alexandra dD - This Is the Life all out to get a cash box with clear power today. (90 min.) New s ® - Woman's Day USA CS) CSD - As the World Turns (SD - In Search of.... Trustees at Saint Joseph Appeal, it was learned Wednesday. ® - Style With Elsa Klensch Bastedo. 1969 (2$ - Mass d ) - Newark Reality 10:30 A .M . $200,000 which was stolen and (3D - Those Amazing Animals (Closed Captioned] 6:45 A .M . College has voted to in­ “ Trial counsel’s romantic relationship might tempt 11:00 P.M . Sign Off (S ) - Daywatch - Merv Griffin QS) - Sunday at the King's (3D - Pink Panther Show dD - TV Mass put in an unmarked grave during QD ■■ Scholastic Sports Acad. Q2l - N B A Basketball: Portland > (ID -N e w s House crease tuition and fees by (S - Ski School ® - MOVIE: -Quest for Fire' ® - Sesame Street - Wheel of Fortune QS) - Alive & Weill him, perhaps unconsciously, to hold back in his QD - That's The Spirit the Civil War Clint Eastwood, - Festival of Faith QD QD QD @ ® ® - Navra (S ) - Faith for Today at Kansas City (S ) - Weather (35) “ Sunday Cartoon Express QD The people of the Ulam tribe have (25) - Varied Programs - Tom & Jerry 5.5 percent. questioning ... for fear of making the object of his Lee Van Cleff, Eli Wallach. 1968 QD- Off tha Set 05) -* Sunday at the King's - Match Game ® - Dick Van Dyke (S ) - Newsmaker Sunday @ ) - News/Sports/Weather learned the value of a fire, but not 1:00 A .M . romantic attachment look bad professionally,” said (35) - Festival of Faith - How To With Pete how to make one. Ron Pertman, House 7:00 A .M . “ F-Troop - Love Boat 1:45 P.M . I® ” Newsline dD - MOVIE: The Jericho - Better Health QD-Saint C3D - Agronsky and Company Annual full-time tuition @ - News/Sports/Weather (2D Rae Dawn Chong, Everett McGill. CSD GD - CBS Morning News - New s Harry Zall of the state Public Defenders Office, who is M ile' A young man serving a life (§D - Sunday Review - News/Sports/Weather CSD (22) - Entertainment Tonight charges have been set at @ ) - Say Brother 1982 ® - Odd Couple CSD - Confluence 9 :3 0 A .M . 11:30 A .M . handling the appeal. - Jimmy Swaggart sentence competes for a place on (3D - World's Greatest Cartoon' 2 :0 0 P .M . (21) - Sesame Street $4,740, while annual room 1:30P .M . ® - Feitival of Faith (32) ~ Int'l Surfing Cham pion­ 3 :1 5 A .M . S how i I CSD - Laveme and Shirley CSD - You Asked For It ® - MOVIE: Ticket to the Olympic team. Peter Strauss. 5:30 P.M . (SP - Both James Lang, who served as Jackson's defense - U SFL Football: Team s ship Coverage of the Tandem I® - MOVIE: 'The Atomic CSD - Chico and the Man - Quiero Gritar Tu Nombre and board charges will be Heaven' An unhappy man is sed­ Richard Lawson, Roger E Mos­ dD (S ) - Life On Earth 'Hunters and ® - Paychic Confastlont CS) ® - Good Momingj CSD - Make Room For Daddy (3D *- Odd Couple attorney, and deputy district attorney Christine to be Anrtounced ® - MOVIE: The Eaithling’ A Championship is presented. Cafe' The fear, conformity and - Eight Is Enough uced into thinking that member­ ley Hunted.' David Attenborough ex­ ® - Sporta America 05) - Coronation Street CS) ® ) - One Life to Live $2,900 for the academic cruel twist of fate throws two dif­ official insanity of the Cold W ar is CSD - I Love Lucy McGuire acknowledged in a post-trial hearing they ship in a religious cult will be his (S) - Money Week amines the hunters and the (H) - Five American Guns The (3D - Magic Garden (55) - Bewitched - Electric Company ferent personalities together in ® - Sign Off recreated. 1982 QD - Jimmy Swaggart QD - Flipper (g ] (SD - Hit Man year staring in Sep­ were dating during the 1981 trial. They had no ticket to heaven * Nick Mancuso, hunted in the animal kingdom. (R) stories of five people who used - Misa Tele DomifMx> dD - W AC Football Highlights the Australian wilderness. Wil­ (35) - Are You Anybody? 05) - Little House on the Prairie Meg Foster. Saul Rubinek. 1981. (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] ® - SIN- Tesis Depoitiva guns are told in this documentary. ® - Tom & Jerry (35) - Voice of Faith (25) - Hoy Mismo Anfritiones tember. The board also comment on the latest appeal. iP - MOVIE: 'I Ought To Be in liam Holden, Ricky Schroder. 3 :3 0 A .M . Rated PG - MOVIE: 'Abbott and (S ) - Larson Suridav Night - 700 Club Guillermo Ochoa, Loordes Guer­ (25) ~ I Love Lucy 4 :3 0 P.M . voted to increase per- Jackson was convicted of entering the apartment of Pictures' A jobless screenwriter Rated PG (S ) - News Update ® - MOVIE: The Greek (32) - Business Times on ESPN Costello in Society' Two plum­ 8:30 P.M . rero y Juan Dosal presentan este (S) - News Day OP - Three's Company - World Tomorrow finds himself reluctantly rediscov­ ® ) > Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this (S ) • Firing Line ® - Sign Off Tycoon' A turbulent love devel­ 'A business news briefing for ex­ (25) - La Buena Vibra Programa programa de asuntos publicos credit tuition charges for a young woman and forcing her to take off her clothes. bers and a girl taxicab driver are QD QD - Gloria Clark's father ecutives.' (The 7:00am program ering love and faith. Walter Mat­ weekly teeri magazine. ops between one of the world's de ejercicios con sus anfitriones presentando noticias y variada in- (® - Another World (3D “ Movie part-time students four She escaped from the apartment and police arrested ® - Kenneth Copeland mistaken for guests at a swank comes to meet his* son's girl 11:30 P.M . is a repeat of 6;00am) (60 min.) thau, Ann-Margret, Dinah 1 :1 5 A .M . wealthiest men and the widow of Stefanie y Fito Giron. ® - Heritage Comer party. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, (S ) - Newsmaker Sunday which happens to be an unsus­ formacion. (25) - Nueva York Ahora (3D - Happy Days Again percent to $130, Jackson. Manoff 1982. C3) CID - Larry King Show ( S ) - People N o w W ith Bill a U.S. president. Anthony Quinn, Kirby Grant. 1944 (® - Baja's Giants of the Deep pecting Gloria. (R) 7 :1 5 A .M . “ Inside Business Today CSD - David Susskind Tush Jacqueline Bisset, Raf Vallone. ® ) - Conversation With... ® ) - Ton y Brow n's Journal QD - Memories with Lawrence 1978. THIS ISN'T eOlNS I ’L L B E T you A I THINK dD - New s W alk (3D - MOVIE: "The Spy With 1:30 A .M . , TO BB BA5V, EASY. FRIEO CHICKEN (5D - Busir>ess of Martagement 2:00 P.M . (® - No Toca Boton the Cold Nose' A British counter I'LL HAVE THE’ 7:30 A .M . - NHL Hockey; Washington CSD “ Eyewitness Magazine 4 :0 0 A.M . I ASTER THE WAY I O IN N E R H E FRIEP CHICKEN ASTRO 10:45 A .M . QD (X) - NCAA Baikatball (® - Wild Kingdom QD intelligerKe agent, with the help BRIDGE CS - We Believe Championship Tournament: at New York Rangers of a blackmailed veterinarian, (£ ) - Moneyworfcsl ® - MOVIE: Finel Conflict' A I TREATEO MRAMcEEi T A K E S YOU WITH THE EXTRA ® ) - Jew ish Life - MOVIE: The Party' An priest sets out to destroy the S a ­ ' HE'S NOT EOINS TO CRISPY CRUST. (5D - Time for Timothy M idw est Regiortal Final - Muy Especial plants a transmitter on the body CSD - N ew s Indian actor bumbles through of a bulldog to be presented to tanic mission of Damien, the an­ I LET ME COME BACk WASH. GRAPH 11:00 A .M . QD - Strippers Film clips and ® - ABC News dD Insight mishaps that escalate to a party 9 :0 0 P .M . the Russian prime minister. The (D tichrist. Sam Neill, Rossano . TO WORK JUST/ dD - Jerry Falwell dramatic reenactment recreate where anything goes. Peter Sell­ Brazzi, Lisa Harrow. 1981. Rated dD - Jack Van Impe “ Jeffersons George plan backfires when the dog be­ - liMlependent Network i Like t h a t . the lives of six women strippers. (3D CSD R. dD - Issues ers. Claudine Longet. Gavin Ma­ plans a scheme to outdo (^ n - comes ill. Laurence Harvey, Dal- N ew s The perfect safety play (12) - McDon. Teen Sports- (3) - Sunday at tha King's cLeod. 1968. iah Lavi. Lionel Jeffries. 1 M 6 ® - News Update Scene C£) - Make Peace With Nature House ningham Cleaners. (3^ - 1984 Games 'An Olympic 6:00 P.M . ® - Let's Be Friends “ Honeymoonars Update.' designed to bring in two (S ) - Big Story (3D ' Southwest Championship (S) - News Update QD ^ o u r Wrestlirrg QD Q) ® ® ®-Nmvs New s ® - MOVIE: -Kin and Kill - Otymplc Perspective To­ 4 :1 5 A .M . tricks in the safety play suit d i) > Cita con Colombia dD - Shakespeare Plays @ ) - News Update Again' A martial arts champion day's program features a look at (S ) - Modia Watch against any and all adverse ^Birthday - Seven Last W ords QD - MOVIE: Ctaudina- The ® ) ® ~ Masterpiece Theatre O l - NHL Hockey: Boston at Story of a love affair between a must save a Nobel Prizewinning the National Sports Festival. (2 ) - Memories with Lawrence Hartford 'Drake's Venture.' Sir Francis 4 :3 0 A .M . N O R T H 3-26-1 card combinations. 8d) - Momingtown W eik garbage collector and a poverty- Drake sets sail on one of the chemist from the hands of a de­ QS - Living Faith East takes his ace of dia­ ® ) “ Frontline 'Daisy: Portrait of stricken mother of six. Diahann mented billionaire. James Ryan. QD - Abbott and Cottallo ♦ K62 March 27.1983 8:00 A .M . - Supersoccer world's rhost dangerous and dar­ (® -Sign Off monds at trick one and a Face-Lift.' A woman's decision Carroll. James Earl Jones, Lawr­ ing voyages undertaken. (2 hrs.) Anneline Kriel, Michael Mayer. ® - Big StcKy TAQ5 This coming year a realization - Barrio ® - Dmpadida returns the suit. South is now dD 3SI - New Jersey Hisparto to have a face-lift becomes a ence Hilton Jacobs. 1974 (Closed Captioned) 1981. Rated PG. ♦ J32 that certain areas of your life CSD ■ Jimmy Swaggart story of growing old and the way I® - Risk/Marriage 4 :4 5 A .M . ♦ J753 looking at two tricks each in have proven fruitless will - Adelante (3D - CBS News ® ) - W orld Assem bly on Aging ® - OvatkNi Today's programs spades and diamonds qnd GD “ Confluence society likes to look young (60 are 'Ride on Stranger: Bread and ® - M O V IE: 'I O ught T o B . in ® - MOVIE: Tha Tandar Trap' motivate you to plow fresh (S ) “ Jamie min.I ^(3D - Road to L.A. i i WEST EAST 9 :1 5 P .M . Circuses,' Edge of the Cold: Year Pictures' A jobless screenwriter A footloose New York bachelor is three in hearts. He needs fields. The new. rich soil could d ) - Celebration/Eucharist m - Mayor's Report YOU DIDNT TELL SORRY, GUZ... \,..AN' THEREB ONE TH'GOVER'MENT / fjfCf \YEP...MAYBE A T WELU..... 4J54 4Q10e3 QD - ESPN SportsCenter of the Kings,' -One-Eyed Men are finds himself reluctantly rediscov­ fair game for the tender traps of two club tricks to make his 2:1 5P .M . @ ) - Freeman Reports ME ABOUT HAVIN' THAT'S TH' VMAY 1 OTHER THING I HAS rPAY TUCM'^/) COUPLA BONES /ALL RIGHT, V8632 VJ107 yield a rewarding harvest. dD - Dr. Cho @ ) - American Gov't Survey QD - You! Spring Special! Kings' and 'Olympic Perspective.' ering love and faith. Waiter Mat­ the city's marriage-mindl^ TWO CANDtOATES IT WORKS IN A j FORGOT game and while he would - Sports Week women. Frank Sinatra, Debbie THE ELECTED K in K T U ry APIECE OR XBUT THEY ♦ 10 9874 SAO ARIES (March 21-April 19) It (32) - ESP N SportsCenter 9:30 P.M . (2 hrs.) thau. Ann-Margret. Dinah FOR e a c h s e a t , like three he doesn't let that 1 1 ;1 5 A .M . ® - Telethon: 1983 Enter Reynolds. Celeste Holm 1955. DEMOCRACY.' y TO /WHAT'S RBRESENTAnVES!>i / t T\ SOMETHIN'.' PO*rT4»r won't prove to your advantage ® - MOVIE. 'The Earthling' A 2:30 P.M. Seals CSD CSD “ Newhart Joanna takes ® - Inside Business Manoff. 1982 OOP.' m e n t io n ! I TH A T? 49 4KQ86 possibility detract from the GED - MOVIE: 'Tar2an's Secret A N V W n M M E M ’ today to try to hide mistakes. If cruel twist of fate throws two dif­ exception when Dtck tells an in­ main problem. Treasure' Tarzan becomes in­ dp - MOVIE: 'The Interns' The @ - News/Spoitt/Waather ( 8 • Entertalnm am T h is W eak 0*4 ' « M f " SOUTH you’ve done something that ferent personalities together in terviewer that she is a home­ „ 1:45 A.M. volved with an expedition in intimate lives of four young in­ ♦ A97 He l^ s down his ace of turned out wrong, seek assist­ the Australian wilderness. Wil­ - AFI Showcase body.' W - Prticula: 'Fu1t>ol Mexico QD ® - Sign Off search of treasure. Johnny terns are followed. Michael Cal- WK94 clubs. He can handle all 3-2 ance in rectifying it. 1983 pre­ liam Holden, Ricky Schroder. ® - Freedom to Speak Weissmuller. Maureen O'Sulli­ Ian, Cliff Robertson, James ® - Paul Anka ^ ® - MOVIE: 'Confeuion. of a Rated PG. ® - MOVIE: Rebel Without a ♦ KQ6 breaks. If either opponent dictions for Aries are now van 1941. Mac Arthur. 1962. - Training Dogs ® - ESPN SportaCantar Driving Instructor' An accident- Selling has all five the other will Cause' A youth who has lost res­ proned driving instructor starts to 4 A 10 4 2 ready. Romance, career, luck, @ ) “ News/Sports/Weather (S) - Style With Elsa Klensch ®-EIOriantal - Health Week 6:3 0 P.M . pect for, his parents gets involved drive his female clients crazy. show out, but both opponents earnings, travel and much @ ) - Robert Schuller Items you Vulnerable: Both 11:30 A.M . ® - MOVIE: -Tha Atomic QD - CBS News ® - Wall St. Journal Rap. with a gang of juvenile delin­ Robin Askwith. Anthony Booth follow small. Now South more are discussed. Send $1 (S) ® - Sesame Street Cafe* The fear, conformity and quents. James Dean, Natalie 1976 Dealer: South leads low toward dummy's to Astro-Graph, Box 489. C5D - Face the Nation official insanity of the Cold War is Q D - New s 10:00 P.M . W ood, Sal Mineo. 1955 d l) ** El Ministerio de Jimmy ® - F l l m no longer Weft North East South jack. West shows out. Radio City Station. N Y. 10019. dD ® ) - This Week with David recreated 1982. QD ® - ABC News QD QD - Trappar John, M.D. Swaggart Presenta ( 3 l - Council of HabtHs 1 NT East is in and can do any­ Be sure to state your zodiac Brinkley^______— ------(S ) - Inside Businns Gonzo's involvement with a soci­ 2 :0 0 A .M . ® - Oral Roberts and You 3:00 P.M. ® - M O V IE: -Las Vagaa Lady- need or Pass 3 NT Pass thing he wishes to do, but all sign. Send an additional $2 for .-^-^D^^ex Humbard alite results in his quitting the hos­ 3 4 Pass ® - MOVIE: The Mouse dD - M O V IE: 'Barabbas' Barab- ® ISI - NBC News pital. (60 min.) A mysterious man induces a cas­ GD QD - CBS i w . South has to do to establish the NEW Astro-Graph Match­ Nightwatch Pass His Child' T w o of QD - Fishin' Hole bas, the thief whom Christ re­ ® - MOVIE: 'Berbarosa' An ino daygirl and her friends into use is his second club trick is to maker wheel and booklet. CSD - Naw s robbing their boss of illc ^ l gun- becoming vvindinff'wys Ani­ ® - Fraggle Rock Visit the placed on the cross, is followed in outlaw battles his in-laws until he (3D - Psychic Phenomena lead the next club from Reveals romantic combinations running profits. Stella Stevens. matedof Cloris Leach- world of Fraggle Ijtock underneath his tortured search for faith. An­ finds himself saddled with a farm CSD ** Jim m y Swaggart - It'a Your Business OKAV, WRITE THESE LISTEN "■ SENATOR MUL- ^ '^CTIP SOU KNOW THE Opening lead: 410 dummy. and compatibilities for all Stuart Whitman. George Oe- (3D HOME- r'LLSAV.' HEV. jn a n :' Andy Devine, Peter the basement of an eccentric in­ thony Quinn, Silvano Mangano, boy on the run. Willie Nelson. profitable signs. QD * Independent Network Cenz(^ 1975 0 ^ - ESPN SportsCenter V/OKK , LETS JU$r PICK HO0E A - KIPS ARE GETTING Note that this club play Ustinov ventor Arthur Kennedy. 1962. Gary Busey. Isela Vega. 1982. N ew s TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Try Rated PG. ® - MOVIE: "The Amateur' A ISTWE ' SOME RANCOM Fi£ASAG-aA0 v s rm a ;- WUEA/ H E (S4KE HfS RDLITICAL SCIENCE was sure to bring in two club (S ) - Jim Bakker (S ) ~ Sports WeekerKJ Review QD - Top Rank Boxing from ® ) - On Location: An Evening 11:45 P.M . to both to be as candid as possible Worcester. M A Top Rank Box­ CIA computer expert discovers PITS.' WORPS FKOVt 71A9(£V SAi/OVer'- TU R K E Y ' t h e IN SCHOOL? tricks. But if West had held ® ) - Latinos (35) - Odd Couple Robin W illiams The famous co­ today when dealing with one dS) - Enfoque ing features Robbie Sims and ® - MOVIE. 'Tlckat to that Ns girlfriend has been killed S e V A T O ^ - By Oswald Jacoby the clubs instead of East the median performs live at San Fran­ Heaven' An unhappy man is sed­ THE fTAPEK ANP B A B ¥ S / 7 T £ E you love. Tell whatjieeds to be ® - Newsmakers (SD - Gourmet Cooking by terrorists. John Ssvsge, Chris­ buyer and contract would fail because 8:30 A .M . Tony Chiaverini in a 10-round cisco's Great American Music /WAKE CKAZV and James Jacoby said, rather than endorsing his Middleweight bout uced into thinking that member­ topher Plummer. Rated R. of timing. West would get in (5D - Portuguese Around Us - MOVIE: Ticket to 6 :4 5 P.M . Hall. ship in a religious cult will be his SENTENCES! M~ or her errors. Heaven' An unhappy man is sed­ ® - M O V IE: -Uttla M o ' Mau ® - N H L Hockey: W M hingto n seller. with one high club to clear - Dialogue QD - NBA Tonight 'ticket to heaven.' Nick Mancuso. Today’s hand has GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It dD uced into thinking that member­ - CNN Headlirte News at N e w Votfc Rimgara the diamonds and with the reen Connolly becomes the first Meg Foster, Saul Rubinek. 1981. appeared in one form or will be best to say "N o " up dD ■ Day of Discovery ship in a religious cult will be his woman to win the Grand Slam of 7 :0 0 P .M . Rated PG. S ) - Sports llpdMa second high club to cash two @ - Naws/Sports/Waattwr another in every column and front today instead of agreeing ticket to heaven ' Nick Mancuso. tennis Glynnis O'Connor, Mi­ dD (3D - 60 Minutes diamond tricks. Meg Foster, Saul Rubinek 1981 chael Learned, Anne Baxter most books on play. It shows to do something, when you (3D ® - Ripley's Believe It or (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) @ ) ■ Crossfire 1978 a perfect safety play know you might not be able to ® - American Gov't Survey Not Tonight' s program features a follow through. Strive to be d5) “ Robert Schuller: The Hour tale of an English ghost and a real- sincere. of Pow er (Closed Captioned) 12:00P ,M . life model for Count Oracula. (R) - Ovation Today's programs CANCER (June 21-July 22) C5D d ) ** NCAA Basketball QD (60 min.) O ) - Robert Schuller are PonraitofaGreatLady, The Championship Tournament: Tasks which seem difficult ® - Jewish Heritage (3D - Madison Square Garden East Regional Firtal Romantic Rebellion Jean-August today could even be more so Dominique Ingres' and Focus on QD NBA Basketball: Portland a CROSSWORD tomorrow, so you won't gain 9:00 A .M . GD ** Or. Robert Schuler Britain City of Invisibles ' (2 hrs ) at Kansas City any advantage by postponing - U p Front (3D - NCAA Division I Hockey - Telethon: 1983 Easter QD - Greatest Sports Legends them. Bite the bullet and get - Wonderama Championship from Grand Seals Today's program features Patty lockville H i^i School* $ lN C t NOT WiiARiN© going. Forks, North Dakota • Final - Sunday Morning ® - News Update Berg. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be good ® - M O V IE: Kill and Kill ACROSS 4 Female saint Answer to Previous Puzzle - M O V IE: 'Situatiori @ ) - From Cambridge to Cairo (® - Solid Gold OMfFSHOBS, YOU'P K rT E p . to yourself today, but don't feet Again' A martial arts champion (abbr.) Hopeless, but Not Serious' Today's program looks at Cairo (S ) - News Update it's necessary to cater to all of must save a Nobel Prizewinning I Sacks n I Tw o fliers, shot down over Ger­ Genizah's discovery of some 5th Annual Spring 5 Scouting chemist from the hands ( S ) (^D ~ Voyagers! Phineas and T H f P P ...... w e D your whims and fancies. Self- many during the war, are made long-vanished manuscripts (60 5 Fiber group (abbr.) mented billionaire J a m ^ Ryaiv Jeffrey help arrange the fight be­ □ indulgences could prove costly. perpetual guests of a lonely ec­ m in) 9 Shaped like 6 Hole-in-one tween Max Schmelling and Joe A o N T W fiiN T YOU T O □ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Situ­ centric who hides them and Anneline Kriel, Michael MayeA an egg 7 Sandwich 1981 Rated PG (2D - Sartto Domingo Invite Louis. (60 min.) □ a ations revolving around the doesn t tell them the war is over. I I Gold plated meat (@ - Hollywood Classics ® - life On Earth t h a t □ □ d family today could become Roben Redford, Sir Alec Guiness. QD - Tennis: Virginia Slims of STEP INTO 0|L statuette 8 Table Michael Connors 1974 N e w York Coverage of the wom­ “ Soledad Sene dramatica. Arts And Crnfts 12 Paper cnDcsiacio confusing and complicated. 3 :1 5 P .M . protector en's tennis finals is presented Libertad Lamarque. THAT tcBEpS 0 0 2 I N 6 d U E l Unfortutantely, you may be* the - Oral Roberts (S ) - Media Watch measures 10 Ancient Italian from Madison Square Garden 13 Erse principal contributor. r^^ture Sport New York. NY (3 hrs | QD ~ World of Mother Teresa family 3:30 P.M . U p O U T o p T H E 15 Actress LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) In (2S) Oblem qn: 1983 Easter ® - All Creatures Great and 11 Monster-like matters affecting your security, QD - Sunday at the King's (S ) - Big Story Small F estival ^ Merkel S®al» House 12 Campus area there's a chance you'll be more ThAVES 3-14 16 Old salt (S ) - News/Sports/Weather (2D - American Playhouse For ClIM bTNEA.Int .TWRwi U S l>.l • IW Qw 14 Ice cream tuned to the negative than the dD - Telethon: 1983 Easter Us, the Living ' The life of slam 7 :1 5 P .M . 18 Macao coin Seals Sat urday. March 1 holder - Oral Roberts and You civil rights lea<^ Medgar Evers is (S ) - Sports Sunday 19 Gesture positive today. Look for bright 17 Tree spots. d5) - MOVIE: 'Barbarosa' An - News/Sports/Weather portrayed. (90%in.| (Closed Cap­ 20 Noun suffix 35 One hundred 43 Biblical 7:30 P.M. 23 Army meal outlaw battles his in-laws until he (S ) - Edison Adventures tioned) Suaday. March *7.1988 21 Males SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) dD - NHL Hockey: New York 24 Obi per cent Patriarch finds himself saddled with a farm ® - MOVIE: -The OptimiMf 22 Judges Someone you don't know too d D - Making It Count Islanders at Pittsburgh 26 Labor 36 Day of week 49 Depression ini­ boy on the run Willie Nelson, Tw o poor and affection-starved 25 Biblical well might approach you today - Reino Salvaje lOtOOa.M. |«»S:00 p.m. Gary Busey, Isela Vega 1982 children find happiness when QD - At Tha Movies OULYXIRMAMe CAaibllRIIAME CALL YbUR HAM language 27 Typing (abbr) tials I with an enticing business prop­ Rated PG ISD - What About Women they befriend a London busker ® - Fraggle Rock Visit the AND HEAR NO AND HEAR HO AHPHEARMO 28 Consume blunder 36 Illnesses 50 Conger osition. Check everything thor­ and his dog. Peter Sellers, Donna world of Fraggle Rock underneath 29 Double (comp, oughly before becoming (3) ® - Sesame Street ® ) - MOVIE: 'Swashbuckler' Rockville High School LESS WAN FNE LESS THAN W E LESS THAN FIVE 30 Kind of bean 39 Sad (F r) 52 Understand dD - Club PTL The commander of a pirate ship Mullane, John Chaffey, 1973 the basement of an eccentric in­ 31 Compass wd.) involved. ventor ECHOES OF IT. ECHOES OF ir. ECHOES OF IT. 40 Sweet 53 Asian hard lands on the island of Jamaica to Loveland Hill Rd., Vernon point 33 Recedes SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ® ) - World Tomorrow 4 :0 0 P .M . wood rescue an associate from hang- QD - Sports Probe 32 In the know 34 Hollered potatoes 21) It wilt be very difficult to get mg James Earl Jones, Robert S (3D - TcMrnament Players 9 :3 0 A .M . QD - Grendes Series 4 33 Range of view away with anything today that Shaw, Genevieve Bujold 1976 / C h a " i p ^ h i p Golf Coverage of others deem unethical. Do eve­ dD - Com m ent ^ e ___ _ . the final round IS presented from (® - Spotlight Preview Over Sa Authentic slaurrlcaa Artlcanw 37 Tall C5D - MOVIE: 'Chinese Web' Sports America the Tournament Players Club 41 Golfer Hogan rything in accordance with your Spiderman attempts to clear the 1 2 :30 P .M . Ponte Vedra, FL (2 hrs ) 8 :0 0 P .M . 42 Enjoyment highest standards. reputation of a Chinese politian d D O D *■ Archie Bunker's Place Kids Under 12 44 Period of C£) - MOVIE; 'Guns of the QD - Voice of Faith Nicholas Hammond. Robert F Si­ Romance disappears for Billie and Admission: $1.50 historical CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) mon 1978 Magnificent Sevan' A profes­ (S ) - News Update G a ^ when he becomes posses­ Admittance Free Be very selective of your asso­ sional gunslinger and six hired time ^2) “ SportsWorld Today's sive. " Point of View gunmen team up to free a peasant 45 Sandwich ciations today, lest you be program features a 10-round ju­ QD ' 1983 Salute to Rhythm type (abbr.) drawn Into an intrigue not of (32) - N C A A Division II M en's revolutionary leader from prison nior welterweight bout between Petting Zoo and Basketball Championship from in Mexico so that he can resume a and Blues 46 Poverty-war your making. Avoid tricky rVw'ftiV 7 : ^ . ™ V------Z “ Bumphus and Mike Brad- Springfield, MA popular revolt. Geori G D ® - Th o m Birds Part 1 Col­ Club & Class Booths W HY CANT I (SBCW INSTEAPtPFWHEN T'M SOAETIMEe 1 THINK THE agency (abbr,} types. James Wh (3D - Voice of Faith Whitmore, Monte Mark- N C A A Basketball Championship leen McCullough's novel about « A BB^RP NCW, W HEN OU?ER, WHEN r MAY COMMUhJISTS HAVE SPRAYED 47 Pep ham 1969 (90 min.) one family's epic tragedy and 48 Type of ruby (S ) - Evans and Novak I W ANT ONE... NOT WANTONE'? THIS WHOLE COUNTRY WITH AQUARIUS (J a n . 20-Feb. 19) GD - High School Bowl triumph. Starring Richard Cham­ <3 51 Estimate Don't do business today with ® - Day of Discovery ® -M O V IE : The Tender Trap' berlain. Rachel Ward end Barbara Free Parking Food Concessions SCMEKINDOF IDIOCYt^S. @ ) - Crossfire A foolloose New York bachelor rs 54 Made mistake any firms or persons whose dD - Celebrate Stanwyck. 55 Ticker ® (3D - Meet The Press fair game for the tender traps of reputation is questionable. - MOVIE: 'Mystery of the the city's marriage-minded QD - Wall St. Journal Rap. y 56 Have to do Sponsoretl by There's a chance you could be & - MOVIE: Ticket to y Million Dollar Hockey Puck' women Frank Sinatra, Debbia ® - MOVIE: -Evil Under tha with Heaven' An unhappy man is sed­ added to their list of patsies. Tw o men must deal with detec­ Reynolds. Celeste Holm 1955. Sun' Hercule Poirot investigates 57 Different uced into thinking that member­ tives and the Montreal Canadians murder on a deserted beach. Pe­ ^Class of 1983** ship in a religious cult will be his @ 1 - Embaiadorea de leM usica PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) hbckey team in order to smuggle Programa musical presentando la ter Ustinov. James Mason, Mag­ DOWN 'ticket to heaven ' Nick Mancuso, 51 52 S3 It's not to your benefit today to diamonds out of Canada musica y el folklore de Colombia gie Smith. Rated PG. Meg Foster, Saul Rubinek 1981. put too much faith in a flimsy ® - World Tomorrow Rated PG (3) - Olympic Perspective 1 Rebound 4 :1 5 P .M . Today's program features a look 2 Navigate in alliance. If it did not withstand - Miracle Revival Hour - Lawmakers (2D @ - Health Week at the National Sports Festival. m : air the test of trials before, it's not 3 Fish apt to do so now. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 26. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. March 26, 1983 — 1 1 Obituaries Miller takes 'Salesman' Cedric L. Giggle Cedric L. Giggie, 63, of Moro, to Communist China Maine, and formerly of Manches­ FOCUS/ People ter, died March 19, 1983, al a By Michael Ross Houlton, Maine, hospital after a of the play's themes to hit home with Chinese long illness. United Press International audiences. He was born in Fort Fairfield. And so Miller, who doesn't speak "a syllable of Maine, the son of Elizabeth and PEKING — In 1949, the Communists came to Chinese," and his photographer wife Inge power in China and "Death of a Salesman" William Giggie. He is survived by Morath, who speaks the language fluently, came premiered,'on Broadway. his wife, Ruth, of Moro, one son, to Peking, where the production opens May 7. Now, time has brought those two events Ronald, of Manchester, a sister, " I think now I was too frightened at first," Andy together again and Peking audiences are about to Vera Sharp, of Colorodo. two Miller said. "I'v e only been in'it a few days but see the first Chinese production of the play, I'm hardly worried any more. It turns out they grandchildren, and several nieces h [Rooney and nephews. directed by none other than its author, playwright (the Chinese) are human." L % J ^ Arthur Miller. Memorial services will be con­ The first American to direct a play in China, Syndicated "It wasn't my idea. It was theirs," Miller said ducted for friends and relatives at Miller is gambling on a conviction built on four Friday, stretching out on a couch before a crowd Columnist South Methodist Church in Man­ decades of observing and transferring the drama i . k * of reporters in a reception room at the Capital chester Monday. April 11. at 7:30 of human lives onto the stage. The conviction, in 3? Theater, where he has been busy rehearsing his p.m. Those who wish may make the playwright's words, is that there is a Chinese cast for the past week. § , donations to the Tumor Clinic in "universal human being" buried beneath the Miller confessed the idea seemed impossible to care of the Eastern Maine Medical surface of contrasting cultures. Center. Bangor, Me.. him when he was first approached by Ying " I f I succeed," Miller said, "the production will How new Ruocheng, the Chinese actor and director who make a statement that human beings are human Dr. Orlando P. Orfitelli played Kublai Khan in the Marco Polo television beings, that cultures are tremendously different i;' i Dr. Orlando P. Orfitelli, 62, of 116 mini-series. but that underneath there is homo sapien. He's • Herald photo by Cody Franklin Ave., Hartford, formerly " I don't speak the language and they don't there and I'm hoping to reach him. of Manchester and Vernon, died becomes speak English," Miller said. China's leadership is extremely sensitive to the Head-on accident Friday at the Newington Veterans' " I thought we were so far apart culturally that influence of "bourgeois decadence" and in the Hospital. it would take me forever to make things m past has admitted only Western art that is either At least two persons were injured in an apparent head-on crash i : He was the husband of Carolyn comprehensible to the actors. It's one thing to tame or supportive of its contention that life is not new A h (Mollerl Orfitelli. Born in Man­ understand a declarative sentence, but it's quite better under communism. Friday night at about 10:30 on North Main Street. Above, chester. Aug. 5. 1920, he lived there another to understand complicated emotions. I But despite the light the play throws on the dark firefighters are shown as they try to free a person trapped in the and in Vernon most of his life was scared." If it weren't for the fact that new i l l side of the American dream, both Miller and Ying pickup truck. Meanwhile, rescue workers were trying to free before moving to Hartford six But gradually, "after the first shock, it got to are confident that the merits and message of things are so satisfying to buy, it years ago. seem feasible," said Miller, who is relying on "Death of a Salesman" will outweigh any another person in the station wagon. There were no details would be depressing how soon they He was a doctor of medicine in Ying's excellent translation and the universality propaganda point it might otherwise serve. about the accident available Friday night. start to deteriorate after you Hartford for 30 years, and he acquire them. retired three years ago. He was a When I buy a new car, which isn't ^ ^ f V World War II veteran, serving in ■'. terrible about tearing my pants these restraints at a plua Tachnic't Morontt, 100 Favorite hobby: Bowling and swimming CARD OF THANKS of marijuana. He naof. Sansui at rock bot­ AM/FMWITH NOW and even worse about how mad my Your kindness and sympathy are fearful cost. A k ii and Sonaul at low, tom prices. Sports: Football, hockey and swimming received a five- tow pricai NOW mother was. more deeply appreciated than any NOW C A S S E H E LIST *149 Roots.for: Red Sox and Hartford Whalers year suspended My mother sewed them up and I word of thanks can ever be ex- sentence on each CHURCH OF GMMST More to Ideal vacation: Historical sightseeing with the DECK wore them for several years but family pres.sed by the family of Frances count. The sent­ LydaM m d V w iw n M tM to choose from V. Tedford. We miss her deeply. ences are to run PfMiM: t4d-2M > never with any pleasure. As a Best way to relax: Read fiction books Sons and Daughters. concurrently. t j ' i i J J • • _ matter of fact, that experience Preferred entertainment: Musicals 1 1 I ' S " s . f AS CtiiyjWfrp:0 gave me a complex about new Favorite entertainer: Frank Sinatra and Sammy T A P E D EC K S ' L8W Davis Jr. Topa daclia wMti Dolby and suits. Whenever I buy a new one. A ( ifwlal tap# aopabWly. Aloo GRAPHIC EQUALIZERS Favorite actor: John Wayne Tan lavor control equalizer with I'm nervous every time I wear it STRETCH YOUR Plonaar, Akal, Sanyo, professional rock hondles also M Favorite : "Star Dust " and "T il There Was BURGER BUDGET by NOTICE Taelinloa. and T«oc m 4 -W A Y 6 x 9 during its first six months. I can You" <1390®otker models lochoose from with LOW still see that jagged tear in the 1 using one part soy extender ‘270 lED'S ond spectrum analyzers Music: "N ifty 50s," Glen Miller, Duke Ellington to four parts of meat Your EAST. WEST AND BUCKLAND 6 0 W A n C A R knee. w . NOW and Mills Brothers taste buds won't be able to S T E R E O 'p’L r Fortunately, there are charac­ Favorite newspaper: All the local presses tell the difference, but your CEMETERIES teristics possessions have or ac­ Favorite novel: "The Last Hurrah " by Edwin budget will! S P E A K E R S Many Mora' quire that we sometimes prefer to O’Connor and "The Making of a President" by It is requesled-lhat cenwtary lot owners re­ •^4 8 " Theodore H. White move any winter grave decorations that they sT vT onT system n i brand newness. If we keep a car Favorite spot in Manchester: Town Hall FOR A LON-LASTING wish to keep. long enough, we lose the feeling Car: 1975 Buick FIRE, choose hardwood that it’s a new car we banged up, Starting Monday, April 4.1983, weather per­ 7 BAND CAR Favorite color: Red and while logs that produce a shorter and start thinking of it as a mitting, the necessary spring clean-up of Last book read: "Luciano's Luck" by Jack Higgins flame and burn less rapidly GRAPHIC LIST somewhat battered but lovable old the grounds will begin In preparation lor NOW Favorite quotation: "L iv e every day as if it were ‘ 149 friend. than soft woods. If aroma mowing. EQUALIZER your last and some day you will be right." is the most important con­ WITH LED AND It's a good thing we cqn take as REMINDER: Plastic flowers or decorations *465.00 X / - Pet Peeve: Leaving the lights on in the house when sideration. select wood should not be used on grave sitae between POWER BOOSTER fARW much pleasure from oldness as no one is there from fruit trees. If you April 4 and October 31,1983. MUCH. MUCH MfMMFE -WW : newness because, for the most Favorite TV show: MASH have fireplace logs for Robert D. Harrison part, we have to live with more Best thing about Manchester: Nice place to live sale, find buyers the quick Superintendent of CASH & CARRY SMB DISTRIBUTORS oldness. When we buy something Good people. and easy way ... with a low- ______Cemeteriee Checks accepted (with proper ID) new, we’re looking for something, Worst thing about Manehester: "T h ereis none.” cost ad in Classified S9 East 74tk S t Quantities are limited unlike ourselves and our other New York, New York 10021 possessions, perfect. 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 26. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 26, 1983- 13 Advice A bout Town News for Senior Citizens

Free cheese and butter The public is invited to the film and discussion. Nursery care is available. Those variety show tickets are going fast Moustaches only make The Full Gospel Interdenominational Church Inc., 749 Main St., will distribute government cheese and butter Wednesday at 10 a.m. until the supply is gone. World War I vets meet Editor's note: this co­ 572; John Gaily, 567; Bob plin, 204; triple, Andy and checkers; 9:30 a.m. trips at 12:30 and 3:15 a.m. for shopping; return ment; 9:30 crewel; 9:45 Thursday: 9:15 a.m. will be distributed on a first coine basis. lumn is prepared by the trips at 12:30 from Par- handbuilding; 10 a.m. or­ World war I veterans and auxiliary will meet Schubert, 566. Lorenzen,' 559. ceramics: quilting; 10 p.m. pinochle; 10 a.m. Friend­ deceased more lifelike Those who have registered at previous distributions staff of the Manchester a.m. bingo; 10:30 social Tuesday: 9:30 a.m. kade. Rides to the center ship Circle; noon, lunch; chestra rehearsal, noon, need only bring identification. New applicants are Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the VFW home. Refreshments Senior Center. It appears lunch; 1 p. m. slide presen­ will be served after the meeting. BOWLING SCORES: SCHEDULE FOR dancing; noon, lunch; painting; 10 a.m. square available by mini bus. 12:30 bridge: 1p.m. crafts welcome. in the Manchester Herald Women high single, Jean WEEK: 12:30 pinochle; 1 p.m, tax dancing; noon, lunch; 1 Returns at 12:30 and 3:15 class; tax counseling; tation on Kenya by John DEARABBY: Something has been She is constantly telling me not The state has ruled that no applicant may apply at on Wednesdays and Satur­ counseling; 1:^0, exer­ p.m. bowling; tax coun­ p.m. 1:30 exercise. Bus pick up Churila: bus pick up at 10 bothering me for a long time and I Lukacs, 188; high triple. Sunday: Double rehear­ to mention something shh has told more than one food bank a month. Applicants are days. Ginger Yourkas, 461; Men sal — 2-5 p.m. and6-8p.m. cise, arthritis group; bus seling; 1:30. exercise Wednesday: 9 a.m. at 8 a.m., return trips at a.m., return after hope you can do something about me in her letters to me. Recently asked to bring their own bags to carry food home. high single, Harvey Du­ Monday^: 9 a.m. chess pick up at 8 a.m., return class; bus pick up at 9 health clinic by appoint­ 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. program. it. Dear we had some bitter words over the DDSs, DMDs, DCs, DVMs, JDs, MDs By Joe DImInleo I am up in years (72) and have phone- because of something I Welcome Wagon offers discreet advertising Activities. Special 1st noticed at the funeral homes an mentioned in one of my letters. I Abby Film at Presbyterian Church to professionals in the medical, dental, Greetings. Don t forget item that bothers me. When i go to told hei- these letters were for her health-care, legal and animal-care fields. pay my respects to someone who Abigail eyes only, and I should be able to to purchase yourtickets to The final episode of the film series “Whatever Our service effectively reaches individuals our loth annual variety has passed on — especially the Van Buren ” write whatever I darn please. She Happened to the Human Race” will be shown Sunday older ones — I get a shock when I in the privacy of their homes and is in show entitled “Let’s Do It said, “Write the highly confiden­ at 7 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church of Manchester, keeping with the dignity of your professiori. see moustaches so plainly conspic­ tial things on a separate piece of 43 Spruce St. Again” scheduled for uous on the faces of women! paper! ” Please have your office telephone me if April 22 and 23 at Man­ The episode, entitled “Truth and History,” will you'd like to discuss our unique program. chester High School. I do hope you publish this, Abby, with her mother-in-law. It seems What is your opinion? Must I emphasize the truth of the historical record of the so funeral directors will do some­ watch everything I say in my Since the show is a REDEEMDOUBLE ALL MANUFACTURERS CENTS-OFF COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIRCOUPONS VALUE. SEE STORES FOR DETAILS VALID THRU SATURDAY APRIL 2ND. 1983. that she (the daughter-in-law) Bible. Dr. Francis Schaeffer will narrate several sellout for both nights thing about it. It doesn’t sound like retunjed home from work and letters to my mother and defer to Biblical events, which were filmed in Greece and the Call Sue much, but I think it’s important. her age in a polite way? Or am I every year, I urge you to found her clothes nailed to the floor Holy Land, where they are believed to have taken 643-9632 purchase your tickets LOVE FROM OKLAHOMA — just where she left them! justified in being angry that she place. shares my letters without my now. The price of the AN OLD LADY ticket is |5 for adults and DEAR LOVE: Funeral directors IN ATLANTA permission? FROM ALL OF US AT A&PTO ALLOF YOU AND YOURS try to make the deceased appear as NO NAMES OR TOWN, $2.50 for children and can LOOK FOR OUR BEAUTIFUL lifelike as possible, so if a woman PLEASE be purchased at the center 16 PAGE CIRCULAR. IT’S DEAR LADY: Tacky. But Monday through Friday has a moustache, they leave it effective. LOADED WITH MONEY SAVING, there. (P.S. It’s probably more Attention 4th, 5th, 6th Graders, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 A Joyous /}y t A Happy DEAR NO NAMES: Yes, you are VALUES IN THE MAIL... conspicuous when they’re laid out p.m. justified in being angry, but you Individuals interested COPIES ALSO AVAILABLE because of the perspective.) DEAR ABBY: My problem is are not entirely blameless. Even Easter i Passover in playing in our golf > Cm B ol IBOM oAvortiiod riofni it foguiiod to bo *ottfily availabio lo« causing a tremendous dilemma in though you should be able to write I aatoalof bo4owii>oa8vottitodp«ictmaachAiFSioff aicapiat AT YOUR LOCAL STORE. league this year are re­ ' apocriicaUy notod in ihit ad my life. I live 3,000 miles from my whatever you dam please to your Junior High and High School Students minded that they must 82-year-old mother, and we write mother, now that you know you register before April 4. DEARABBY: I often see letters each other several times a week. can’t, if you’re wise, you won’t. SHOP FOR THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND in your column about folks who Again this year we will be She shares my letter with her playing MCC on Mondays All Stores Closed make a habit of leaving their sister with whom she lives. She clothes on the floor. starting April 18. If you also sends my letters to a niece who have any questions con­ EASTER SUNDAY 1 am reminded of the young lives in another city. Getting married? Whether you woman who was temporarily em­ cerning the golf league, I’ve objected to this for years want a formal church wedding ora please feel free to contact ployed in our office about 50 or 60 and have told her so, but she has simple, “do-your-own-thing” ce­ years ago. She and her husband 1983 • me at the center. continued to do this against my remony, get Abby’s new Iwoklet. This Thursday we will were newly wed and living with his wishes. I wouldn’t mind her Send $1 plus a long, self-addressed, parents. be having John Churila as sharing some of the news in my stamped (37 cents) envelope to: our guest with a slide One morning she came to work letters, but to simply hand them Abby’s Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box saying she was thoroughly upset over infuriates me. presentation on Kenya, 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Africa. John and his wife, Lois, have just recently returned from a safari in Kenya.’ Since John is an excellent photographer Lying down can often slow and well versed on the country of Kenya, I BEEF BRISKET>UNTfllMMEO-FRESH strongly urge all of you to BEEF ROUND-22 TO 28 LBS.-BONELESS ^ ^ FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN attend. Boneless Whole Whole Bottom 169 Semi a suddenly fast heartbeat Lastly, all performers e io io ib t 6 9 W hole or 8 9 in our variety show are Custom Brisket Cut Rounds ibX reminded that this Sun­ Boneless Hams Side Hatf Lamb lb .. day’s rehearsal is a “dou­ FRESH|CMICKENBREASTS1,3«LB) (^R D U E CHICKEN BREASTS 1.49 LB I DEAR DR. LAMB: I have read ers who want this issue can send 75 FULLY COOKED WATER ADDED-W HOLE 12 TO 14 LBS FRESH-GENUINE-AMERICAN WHOLE ^|0 in your column about people who cents with a long, stamped, self- ble” and will begin at 2 CUckenLegs ^ 79 Perdue Chicken Legs .b 9 9 Colonial Hams^hankl^ Skinless « p.m. Individuals are re- Leg-O-Lamb-Oven Ready cb2 had attacks of sudden fast heart­ addressed envelope for it to me, in FROZENIOINNERLINK 1-LB 249) t I Q QUICK FROZEN ^ FULLY COOKED WATER AODED-BONE IN ^ ^ beat. I hope my experience will Your care of this newspaper, P.O. Box minded to bring Jones Breakfast Links Si' 1 Sau Shrimp Cocktail 3 2 ^ FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN help someone else as it has helped 1551, Radio City Station, New sandwiches. Smoked Hams,b l ' ’ Limb Chops Shoulder Blade »> 2 ‘^ 8W1FTPREMIUM(SIZZLEAN12-OZ PKG 1.79} QUICK FROZEN-PEELED « DEVEINED-NORLANO OR me. Health ■York, N.Y. 10019. BONELESS (HORMEL CURE 81 HALVES 3 69 LB I ^ WSHOENU4NEAMERICAN(LOINLAMBCHOPSA.iaLB.| I started having attacks of a fast MENU FOR WEEK: Brown’N Sene Sausage Links Si 1 Cap’n John’s Medium Shrimp 6^^ Ham Royale Buffet Style ,b 2^’ Lawrence Monday: baked corned Rib Lamb Chops . 3 ” heartbeat which would come on all DEAR DR. LAMB: How do you FRESH (LOOSE LINK AMERICAN BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 1 59 LB o a AVAILABLE WED >SAI IN SELF SERVICE FISH DEPT ^ (5-LB. CAN 10 99) beef hash, cut green HILLSHIRE FARMS (BEEF POLSKA KIELBASA 2.29 LB.) ^ a a of a sudden for no apparent reason. Lamb, M.D. get crabs? How do you know if you Italian Sausage LinksS:iS: P ’ Fresh Cod or Perch Fillets ,b 2^’ They started when I was in my mid have crabs? How do you get rid of beans, rye bread, pud­ A&P Canned Ham 3 . 6 ” Polska Kielbasa . 1 ” 2bs and I am now 72 years did. They crabs? ding, beverage. made me very weak if I didn’t get Tuesday; clam them stopped. DEAR READER: Crabs is a chowder, finishwich on a f t l l l # rpi» I would lie down on my stomach common term for pubic lice. As bun, brownies, beverage. that term implies, they usually Wednesday: beef pot For Fmimoss ft tovIfiBS and take a deep breath and hold it New Country M ^ E YOUR OWN SALAQ-ANV MIX OF YOUR CHOtCE for a couple of seconds, and then When you take a deep breath and involve the pubic area. They can be , pie, tossed salad, frosted Iropicana found on other hair-bearing parts t cake, beverage. Yogurt Uie Salad Bar repeat. That stopped my fast hold it, that causesi^ powerful HOUOAY FAVORITE SUGAR SWEET . Orange Juice heartbeat as quickly as it started. stimulation of your vagus nerve. of the body, in the axillae or on the Thursday: stuffed cab­ ASSORTED VARIETIES I had one of my spells come on The stimulus passes from your eyelashes. 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-t— I t - MANCHP:STER h e r a l d , Sat„ March 26, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat.. March 26. 19B3 - 15, King, Martina M ACC news gain semifinals Volunteers wanted SPORTS Page 16 Editor’s note: tbis column Is prepared by tbe Thanks to the men and women who have joined 7 stdff of tbe Manchester Area Conference of our original volunteers: It’s all possible because Cburcbes. > r of you. By Nancy Carr BIG MACC During the first MACC Lenten Ecumenical Jordan leads Heels' win Executive Director Service I was ducking under the low, low Intel to SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPl) - State closed the half with a 14-4 second half and was joined in When we opened up the temporary Curtis Hunter then scored his only the Church at Bethlehem (built by the Crusaders All-America Michael Jordan run, including eight points by Joe double figures by Perkins with 13 emergency shelter in the basement of Bennet basket of the game on a twisting in such a fashion so that the Moslems couldn’t ride scored 17 points and sparked and Braddock with 10. Concheck several Fridays ago, I was somewhere on the layup following an Ohio Stat^ ConcKeck, for a 30-29 halftime their horses in). The cops and robbers were on foul-pfegued North Carolina in the Atlantic biting my nails and wondering how turnover to give the Tar Heels the lead. There were seven 'lead led OSU with 14 points — the third court, I was at a Moshav Neve Dau. But from all second half, enabling the defend­ things at the shelter were going. Very quietly r lead for good, 44-42. changes in the first nine minutes of time he had led the Buckeyes in accounts the combined choirs singing at the ing NCAA champion Tar Heels to as it turned out. No one showed up. the second half before the Heels’ scoring this year — while Tony Lenten Service were well worth joining and we down Ohio State 64-51 in the Jim Braddock then threw in a spurt. But the next evening, two men were at the door Campbell had 13 and Troy Taylor hope to have many more worshippers join us next semifinals of the East Regional bomb from the top of the key after Jordan had 13 of his points in the added 10. and since then there have been between two and Friday night. an OSU miss and Jordan com­ four men using the cots every single night. year. Big East champion St. John’s pleted an 8-0 spurt with two more Interestingly, no women have come to use the THANK YOU’S met Southeastern Conference ti- free throws, giving North Carolina shelter so far and several men we know are on the To the Church Women of Center Congrega­ tiist Georgia in the second regional a 48-42 lead with 9; 13 to go. street have not shown up. tional Church who have from the proceeds of their The Tar Heels brought back Virginia, Wolfpack semifinal. The winners meet Sun­ The volunteers have been great. However, we delightful annual Holiday Fair made a substan­ day in the final. Perkins and Daugherty with eight certainly didn’t expect them to provide meals. tial grant to our Room-At-The-Inn program as ^Api The Tar Heels, 28-7, played most minutes to play and North Carolina Two nights when we were in a pinch volunteers well as to FISH of Manchester, our volunteer of the second hal f with their two big leading 50-44. The Tar Heels then brought dinner for their “ shelter guests’’ — beans transportation system. Center Church Women in West finale men, Sam Perkins and Brad went into their four- corner stall and dogs one night and lasagna the next. have made significant support gifts to MACC Daugherty, on the bench with four offense: their remaining 14 points You can imagine how quickly such a treat service projects for the past five years. fouls. But Jordan, despite an came either on layups, dunks or OGDEN, Utah (U Pl) — Virginia without the 7-4 Sampson in their disappeared. I mention their hospitality to show To Rev. Dr. Ciifford Simpson and Virginia ■‘.5 off-night from the floor, managed free throws. Ohio State, which Coach Terry Holland says his victory over Boston College Thurs­ how quickly a concerned relationship springs up Philips for generous contributions to help support to trigger a ?(LS «nnrt over a 10- finished its season at 20-10, scored players may be putting loo much day night. between the hosts and hostesses and those using our new emergency shelter and soup kitchen minute span which erased Ohio only five points in the last seven pressure on themselves in the Sampson was in foul trouble the shelter. programs. State’s final lead and put North minutes while Carolina stalled. NCAA Western Regionals while most of the game, playing only 19 Volunteers have also guided men to the MACC To Albert O. Bouriet, Willard and Edith r ' Carolina in control. North Carolina, with Perkins North Carolina State Coach Jim minutes. But he still scored 19 Clothing Bank to find clean warm dry clothing Waterfield from St. Bridget. Valvano predicts his team will be and to the soup kitchen we are running at Jordan sank two free throws and Daugherty working inside, points, grabbed 11 rebounds and To the Sunday School of Trinity Covenant with 11:24 to play to tie the game loose for their rematch with the Emanuel Lutheran to get a sandwich and bowl of opened a 25-16 lead in the first 15 blocked four shots against the-. Church and to Community Baptist Church and for the fifth and final time in the minutes. But both players then Cavaliers. Eagles. • warm soup at lunch time. New England Mechanical Services whose sizable second half at 42-42. Freshman picked up their third foul and Ohio The fourthrranked Cavaliers (29- In their three ACC meetings this The S alter opens at 9:30 p.m. and by 6:15 a.m. donations to the Pantry will make it possible to 4) meet No, 14 North Carolina Stale year, Virginia won 88-80 at North the hosts and hostesses are plugging in the pot for buy badly needed foods for the Emergency (23-10) in today’s West title game, Carolina Stale and 86-85 at home. hot water so that everyone can have a cup of hot Pantry. The Bible school also brought in 160 cans with the winner advancing to the But N.C. Slate upset the Cavaliers cocoa, tea, coffee, fruit and a piece of coffee cake. of food collected by the children. NCAA Final Four at Albuquerque, By 7 a.m. everyone on their way and the shelter is 81-78 in the league’s post-season UPl photo Celtics in rout N.M., April 2-4. tournament to win the ACC berth in closed for the day. FU E L BANK Holland said Friday, " I ’m con­ There is a phone installed at the shelter the NCAAs, And to the American Association of Retired OHIO STATE’S DAVE JONES (RIGHT) cerned with our foul shooting in the courtesy of The Savings Bank of Manchester, plus Persons, Manchester Chapter *1275 who sur­ . . . confronts’ North Carollina’s Warren Martin (54) tournament. In both close games cots, blankets, two lounge chairs (the summer prised and delighted us by presenting a check of over Cavaliers we’ve been saying to ourselves we variety) for the volunteers and a coffee table and $500 to the MACC Fuel Bank. We have also e have to make the free throws at the chairs. We are borrrowing a large coffee pot received additional generous gifts from Fred and quarter, outscoring the Cavaliers end. Maybe we’re thinking about it (anyone have one they would like to donate) and Irene Hughes, Robert and Mary Burr and Walker BOSTON (U P l) — Gerald Hend­ Knicks 104-87 92-71. too much." can still use blankets and several sturdier lounges and Ginny Briggs. Lietzke in lead erson, making a rare start, scored Larry Bird and Danny Ainge Virginia could have easily ATLANTA (UPl) — Bernard for the volunteers. We need to remind you once again that energy 22 points Friday night to lead the Boston Celtics to a 124-102 victory each scored 10 points in the beaten Washington State in the King scored 22 points to send the assistance deadlines are on top of us. Although West sub-regional at Boise. But the MOST NEEDED over the Cleveland Cavaliers. quarter, with Bird ending the New York Knicks to a "convincing the deadline for applying is past, those who have Cavaliers missed the front end of But, most of all, we need more volunteers. The Celtics broke on top in the game with 19. 104-87 victory over the Atlanta applied and have been declared eligible for the at TPC tourney three one-and-one free throw situa­ Volunteers double up on duty so that we need sixty first quarter, 35-28, as they opened, Boston pulled ahead 99-71, scor­ Hawks Friday night. Connecticut Energy Assistance Program must tions in the final two minutes and volunteers if every one were to serve one night a the game with an 8-2 run. Robert ing the first seven points of the last New York. 38-32, moved to a present deliverable fuel bills for payment by quarter, with Charles Bradley just managed to escape with a 54-49 month. We would like to have a committed group April 1. Parish and Henderson each got 1''2-game lead over Atlanta in the PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (UPl) - had four birdies and no bogeys scoring three of his career-high 14. win. race (or the fifth playoff spot in the ready to go in September when hopefully the town Remember, if you are over income for fuel eight points in the quarter. Bruce Lietzke, who suffereil a Friday. Three of those birdies By halftime, Boston had built a Scott Wedman and Henderson In Thursday night’s West semifi­ NBA Eastern Conference. The will have prepared a more permanent shelter assistance from the state, you are still eligible for frustrating loss in this tournament came on putts of 25 feet or longer. 59-52 lead as Kevin McHale came each had 10 points in the quarter. nals against 13th-ranked Boston Hawks fell to 37-34. Herald photo by Pinto site. If you have been thinking about it, but help from Operation Fuel up to 200 percent of last year, grabbed the first-round “ The first round was uncharac­ off the bench to score eight of his 10 The Cavaliers were led by World College, Virginia scored only 11 Atlanta led 53-52 at halftime, but haven’t quite made up your mind, call me at poverty (if you are getting cheese you are eligible lead in the $700,000 Tournament teristic for me on this course in that B. Free’s game-high 28 points and points out of a possible 26 in the last the Knicks look a 76-71 lead 649-2093 or Bart Baker 649-9349 and talk it over. for up to $250 help on your fuel, oil or gas bill). Call points. The Celtics made a rout of MCC/ Center loin forces Players Championship Friday by my putter saved the day,” Lietzke the game by the end of the third Darren Tillis added 16. five minutes to edge the Eagles, entering the fourth quarter. New One of the young men who has been showing up the MACC Fuel Bank 646-4114 today. Families 95-92. at the shelter is someone we have already worked shooting a 4-under-par 68. said. “ I feel this is a hitter's York surged to its biggest lead at with special needs can apply even if their income " I was not concerned about our Manchester Community College's choir church. Practicing are (from left) with. I know how hard he tried to find a job and I That gave Lietzke, the current course, that you didn’ t have to 104-85 with eight seconds left. is over 200 percent of poverty. Pass the word free throw shooting until the remember the day he thought he almost had one Canadian Open champion, a one- worry once you were on the green. The Knicks got 15 points from and Center Congregational Church’s organist Robert Gilbert, Duncan along to your neighbors and friends. No one needs playoffs,” Holland said. "And I at a fast food restaurant. But it fell through. Oh stroke advantage over five golfers But I hit some errant shots and the reserve Sly Williams while center chancel choir will perform Handel's Bockus. bass, and Janette Fraser to go cold if they are eligible for help. think we’ll gradually loosen up if me — at 69: Mark McCumber, who was saving tool was the putter." Villanova vaults Bill Cartwright and Louis Orr each “Messiah” Sunday at 4 p.m. at the soprano.. born nearby and still lives in the The TPC ’s opening round origi­ we can survive those misses." added 14, New York picked up its area; former U.S. Amateur titlist nally was slated for Thursday but Holland said the fourth meeting 12th victory in the last 15 road- John Cook: Bobby Clampett, was postponed 24 hours because of this year between the two Atlantic games. owner of a home on the golf course; a heavy rain. past Iowa, 55-54 Coast Conference teams will be "a Leonard Thompson; and Bob The 129-man field will be cut to shame because one of us has to Calendar lose. But one of us has to win and Eastwood. the low 60 scorers at the end of Lietzke was tied for the lead with KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P l) — Hansen 21 for Iowa; Stokes also advance to the final four, and Saturday's second round and the Gary McLain and John Pinone only three holes to go in last year’s survivors will play 36 holes Sun­ chipped in 11 rebounds. The that’s great for the league” Nets 101-92 each sank a pair of free throws in tourney only to lose out to his day, weather permitting, in their Hawkeyes were handicapped by Valvano echoed Holland’s senti­ Here’s Emanuel’s week Holy Week at Trinity audience. the final 23 seconds to send Meal In Upper Room at South brother-in-law Jerry Pate. Lietzke chase for the $126,000 first prize — foul problems to 6- 11 forward ments for the ACC. “ I like to see PH ILAD ELPH IA (U P!) - Buck The three choirs will also sing “ Jubilate Deo.” llth-rated Villanova into the The following events are scheduled at Emanuel The following services are scheduled at Trinity dropped out of the co-lead in 1982 the largest ever offered on the PGA Michael Payne, who fouled out one of our clubs make it to the final Williams scored 24 points and Patricia Garrity will be organist. The concert will The following events are scheduled at South United championship game of the NCAA Lutheran Church for the coming week: Covenant Church for Holy Week: when an approach shot bounced Tour. with eight minutes remaining. four," he said. Valvano said Albert King added 22 as the New conclude With an arrangement of “ Be Still, My Soul” Methodist Church for tbe coming week: Midwest Regional with a 55-54 Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 6:45 p.m., Sunday — 6:15 a.m., men and boy’s Palm Sunday into a lake, and Pate, forced to Only 19 golfers were able to Villanova jumped off to a 13-5 against Virginia, "W e’re playing Jersey Nets defeated the injury- by Diane Bish: Sunday — 6:30 a.m., men’s annual Palm Sunday victory Friday night over Iowa. scouts: 7:30 p.m., property committee. breakfast with speaker Mike Dowgiewicz; 8 and 11 withdraw from this year's tourna­ break par Friday over whaat most lead with Granger shooting over what I consider to be without riddled Philadelphia 76ers 101-92 David Clyle Morse, director of music, will direct. communion breakfast: 7; 30 p.m.. Lenten concert. In the second semifinal. No. Tuesday — 10 a.m., Old Guard — all retired men of a.m., morning worship. ment because of a neck injury, left rate the toughest course on the the top of Iowa’s 1-2-2 zone, but question a legitimate national Friday night. Rosemary Hewey will give dramatic readings. An Monday — 6 p.m.. Meal in the Upper Room; 8 p.m., 1-ranked Houston took on No. 17 community invited: 4 p.m., cherub nad junior choirs. Thursday — 7:30 p.m., communion service. him behind with birdies on the last tour. Iowa’s Stokes took charge at that championship caliber team with Philadelphia, playing without offering will be taken. Christian unity commission. Memphis State for the right to play Wednesday — 6 p.m., cub scouts: 7 p.m., MARCH Friday — 7:30 p.m., cantata “ No Greater Love" by two holes. Former champion (1981) Ray point, scoring 10 points over the the player of the year," forwards Julius Erving and Bobby Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards group; 7 p.m., youth Villanova in the regional final class: 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir, evangelism John W. Peterson, choir directed by Norman Award-winning film at Faith He thus wound up fourth in the Floyd, Tom Weiskopf, Peter Ooos- next 10 minutes, including three on Ralph Sampson. U P I’s three­ Jones, saw its home winning choir; 7:30 p.m., women’s prayer and study, 337 W. Sunday. committee. Nordeen. TPC for the second year in a row. terhuis, Ben Crenshaw and Danny lob passes from Carfino, to help the time collegiate player of the year, streak snapped at 24 straight The evangelical award-winning film “Wine of Middle Turnpike. Pinone scored 18 points to cross Thursday — 7 a.m,. Maundy Thursday worship with Easter Sunday — 6:15 a.m., sunrise service; 8 and McCumber was a shot ahead of Edwards were two strokes off the Hawkeyes draw even at 17-17. The is the big man for Virginia. But the games, one short of the club record Morning” will be shown Sunday at 6 p.m. at Faith. Wednesday — 9:30 a.m., crafts group; 7:30 p.m.. the 2,000-career point plateau communion in chapel: 11 a m., worship with 11 a.m., morning worship. Lietzke with five holes to go Friday pace at 2-under 70. At 71 were game was tied 24-24 at halftime. Cavaliers found they could win set in 1977-78. Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. ' Chancel Choir; adult Bible study, 227 Spring St. (2,006), Granger added 11 and communion in sanctuary: 3:30 p.m,. Belle Choir: 7:30 after getting an eagle-3 with a Roger Maltbie, Tommy Nakajima The feature-length color motion picture tells the Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Holy Communion, guests Dwayne McClain 10 as Villanova p.m., worship with communion in sanctuary. 90-foot chip shot and then going to of Japan, Greg Norman, Mark ' Choir festival at South story of Barabbas, the man on whose cross Christ was from North United Methodist Church. improved to 24-7. Friday — 7:30 p.m., cantada, Faure's “ Requiem." 5-under two holes later with a Pfeil, J.C. Snead, Tom Purtzer, crucified, as it might have been. Dr. Bob Jones, Friday — 7:30 p.m., service with North United Iowa guard Bobby Hansen Saturday — 10a.m., altar guildtodecorate chancel; The youth choir, junior choir. Chancel Choir and 12-foot birdie putt. Ron Streck and Don Pooley. Kentucky-Louisville collide chancellor of Bob Jones University, wrote the novel Methodist Church. scored 10 points during a 5>/5- 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. Clarion Brass Quintet will present a festival of Lenten But McCumber, who tied for Three-time champion Jack upon which the movie is based. The film was produced minute stretch midway through and Easter music Sunday at 7:30 p.m. atSouth United second earlier this year at Los Nicklaus, the only golfer to win the Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. by the university’s division of cinema. "Messiah" performed the second half to lift the Big Ten’s St. George plans Holy Week Angeles, had two bogeys over his TPC more than once, opened with a The public is invited. A free-will offering will be Hawkeyes from a one- point deficit The Clarion Brass Quintet will provide the prelude. The following events are scheduled at Center last four holes to fall back. 73, Tom Watson shot a 75, and The followingservicesarescheduled at St. George’s taken. into a 49-45 lead with 6:18 The three choirs will participate in a procession called Congregational Church for the coming week: “ I ’m very happy to be in this Arnold Palmer, in the field by Episcopai Church in Bolton for the coming week: “Entrata Festiva” by Flor Peeters. The work remaining. Sunday — 10 a m., outdoor procession of palms with Sunday — 4 p.m., Handel’s “ Messiah” performed position,” McCumber said, “ espe­ special invitation, had a 77. Sparks flying high Here’s Concordia’s week But the Wildcats answered with includes brass, organ and choir. by Chancel Choir and Manchester Community cially since I live near here. You Holy Eucharist and sermon. Most of the golfers had been The junior choir an(l youth choirs will sing several The following events are scheduled at Concordia College Choir. always like to play well in front of six consecutive points on a brilliant Wednesday — 7 a .m ., commuter's morning prayer; complaining this week about the underhand scoop shot by guard selections. The Chancel Choir will 8ing a portion of the Lutheran Church for the coming week: Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; people you know.” 11 a.m.. Holy Eucharist with meditation. toughness of the TPC course and Stewart Granger, a pair of free "St. John Passion" by Heinrich Schuetz and an a Monday — 7:30 p.m., worship and music commit­ 5:30 p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 6:30 p.m., Lietzke said he didn’t come to Thursday — 6 p.m.. Seder meal with institution of Weiskopf was the loudest Friday. throws by and a cappella piece "Let Down the Bars, O Death” by tee; church school staff in church room. “ The .Miracle of You,” Carrier Room; 6:30 p.m., this year's tournament seeking Eucharist; 8:15 p.m., Tenebrae. liturgy of lights. Samuel Barber. follow shot by Mike Mulquin to in Bluegrass match Wednesday — 6:30p.m., children’s choir rehearsal; Friday — 12 to 3 p.m., vigil; 2:15 p.m.. Holy Friday sacred dance. Federation Room; 7:30 p.m., caring revenge. Soloists are Judith Loven soprano; Deborah 7:45 p.m., Concordia Choir rehearsal. take a 51-49 lead with 3:46 left. liturgy with communion. community, Robbins Room. “ I hadn't played well enough this Benson, mezzo-soprano; John C. Beggs, tenor, and Thursday — noon and 7:30 p.m.. Holy Communion. tied it a final time for Holy Saturday — 5:30 p.m.. great vigil of Easter, Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral year to come in here with nostrils Devils 6-5 KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (U Pl) — Louisville Coach Hall said. Robert Gordon, baritone. Friday — 7 p.m., St. John Passion by Bach Iowa with his only basket of the children's bell ringing, fir.st Holy Eucharist. room. flaring,” Lietzke said. “ But it Denny Crum said Friday Kentucky has been "afraid" But Crum said Kentucky was trying to "con” the The program will continue with "Christ the Lord is performed by Concordia Choir, soloists and game, a 20-foot jumper from the Easter Sunday — 8:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Thursday — 7:30 p.m., office of Tenebrae with helped knowing this is the type of EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. to play his Cardinals and he’s happy to finally get a Cardinals into the Hall of Fame game. He said the Risen Today" arranged for choirs, organ, brass and orchestra. communion in sanctuary. course I should play well on.” (U P l) — Murray Brumwell and ' top of the key 30 seconds later. The Wildcats went into a spread shot at deciding who plays the best basketball in the Wildcats had a full team when his squad was Lietzke, who won three tourna­ Paul Gagne scored third-period Bluegrass state. rebuilding. ments and more than $343,000 in goals Friday night to lift the New offense and wound the clock down You’ll never know the The dream game will be played today in the finals of " I lost six seniors and they had everybody back. My 1981 and more than $217,000 but Jersey Devils to a 6-5 victory ov e r. to 23 seconds before Carfino was power of Classified until the NCAA Mideast Regional with the winner name’s Tucker, not sucker. If they really wanted to only the Canadian Open last year. the slumping Philadelphia Flyers. called for a blocking foul, sending Religious services you use it- yourslef. (^11 reserve guard McLain to the foul advancing to the Final Four at Albuquerque, N.M, play us. they’d play us one year in Louisville and one today to place an ad. line. He sank the first and, after An entire generation of basketball-crazy Kentucki­ year in Lexington. He’s (Hall) tryingtoget someofhis two consecutive Iowa timeouts, ans has grown up since the NCAA last arranged a own fans off his back. I don’t blame him for trying but shotgun meeting between the schools in 1959. I wasn’t born yesterday." Crum said. Andover Church, Route 31 and North service. 7:30 p.m.; Service meeting also converted the second to give River Road. Rev. W.H. Church of the Assumption, obson, Rev. Frederick D. ces, 8:15 p.m., Friday and more, team minister. Rev. Brev/ers' Vuckovich Kentucky hasn’t played Louisville during the regular "W e’re very happy to be playing Kentucky, (ministry training), 8:15 Moser, curate. 7:30 a.m.. 9:45 a.m., Saturday. Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ Villanova a 53-51 lead. Pint Congregational Wilkens, pastor. 9 o.m., Sun­ Adams Street at Thompson p.m.; Sunday, Public Bible season in the last half-century. especially when you consider the alternative," Crum day school; 10:15 a.m., wor­ Road. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., first, Emanuel Lutheran day mosses at 4 and 6:30 Pinone gave the Wildcats an Church of Andover, Route 6. Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; Watch- second and fourth Sundays, Church, Church and Chestnut p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, "State history will be made Saturday," the Rev. Richard H. Tovlor,9:30 ship service. pastor. Saturday masses at 5 tower Study, 10:25. insurmountable 55-52 lead when he said, "They might have belter players and he might St. Mory Church, 1600Main and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Holy Communion and church streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ 9,10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. Kentucky Post at Covington said Friday in a headline o.m., church school tor oil Zion Evangelical Lutheran school; third Sunday, morn­ son, pastor; Stephen E. Far- Cpuiee out two months converted two free throws follow­ outcoach me and win by 20 points, but the reverse ages; 11 a.m., worship, St. Father James J. William­ masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Church (Missouri Synod), across the top of page 1. son, pastor. Mosses Satur­ 11:45. ing prayer; 11 a.m., first, wlg. Intern; the Rev. C. Get the Want Ad habit ... I Bible Bfudy-Couree, ing a backcourt foul by Carfino. might also happen” nursery core provided. Cooper and High streets. second and third Sundays, Henry Anderson, pastor day at 5:15p.m.; Sunday 9:30 Salvation Army, 661 Main Rey. Charles W. Kuhl, pas­ SBSLydeBBL Iowa ended its season at 21- 10. "Dream game to come true for UK, U of L,” the Kentucky is ranked No. 10 with a 23-7 record and and 10:45 a.m.; holydays, St. Mai. and Mrs. Arthur Holy Communion; fourth emeritus. 8:30a.m., worship; read and use the little ads SUN CITY, Ariz. (UPl) - The Leach was the third doctor to tor. 9 a.m.. Divine worship; Sunday, morning prayer. 9:45 o.m., church school, nchsiter.XT ceeeo ’ scored 22 points and front page of the Louisville Courier- Journal said. Louisville is No, 2 with a 31-3 worksheet. Both coaches 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Confes­ Carlson, 9:30 a.m., Sunday 10:15a.m. Sunday school and in Classified regularly. Milwaukee Brewers said Friday examine Vuckovich and all diag­ Bolton sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. school; 10:45 a.m., holiness Holy Communion every adult forum, Bible study, "W AR !” screamed a 4'/i-inch red headline in the said the pressure was on the other team to win. Youth Forum. Holy Com­ Wednesday at 10 a.m. nursery; 11 a.m., worship, Pete Vuckovich, last year’s Ameri­ nosed the tear in the muscle. Second Congregotlonal meeting; 7 p.m., solvation munion first and third Louisville Times between two unflattering photos of "I think Louisville is the favored team,” Hall said. Church of St. Maurice/ 32 Church, Route 44A. Rev. meeting. C o l y ^ Church (Assem­ alternative worship In can League Cy Young Award The doctor said surgery might be Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Sundoy. blies of (Sod), 400 Buckland chapel, nursery. the rival coaches. One corner news dealer said he sold "The pressure is on them. Ciifford Curtin, pastor. Sat­ Dovid Jarvis, interim minis­ United Pentecoetol Church of Christ, Lydall Road, Rev. Kenneth L. Gus­ winner, will be out of action for at ' necessary if rest does not cure the Pacers 119-117 30 copies in five minutes. ter. 9:45 a.m., church school, Church, 187 Woodbridge St. and Vernon streets. Eugene Concordia Lutheran " I think it’s very special to have this meeting in urday massatSp.m.; Sunday grades nursery through 6; 10 Rev. Marvin Stuart, minis­ tafson, pastor. 9:30 o.m , Cbe ^«55ion According to St. J o b J least two months because of a tom problem. The club placed Vucko­ The long-awaited game created an instant eco­ masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 Brewer ond Steve Holt, min­ Sunday school; 10:30 a.m , Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. INDIANAPOLIS (UPl) - Jerry tournament play. 1 think it gives both schools the a.m., worship; 11 a.m., ter. 10 o.m., Sunday school; isters. Sunday services: 9 Rev. Burton D. Strand, pas­ rotator cuff in his pitching arm. vich on the 21-day disabled list, nomic recovery for scalpers led by disappointed fans a.m. church school grades 7 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 worship, child-care and Sichting hit a 15-foot jumper with opportunity to have good programs without butting Bolton United Methodist a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., nursery; 7:00 p.m., evening tor. 8 a.m.. Holy Commun­ Vuckovich, who had an 18-6 effective Thursday. of Indiana and Arkansas which had been ousted by the through adult, coffee and p.m., evening worship; 7:30 worship; 6 p.m., worshipp. ion, nursery; 9:15 a.m., By Jcfhtmn ^elMsttan Bach three seconds left Friday night to your heads every year. You couldn’t draw it up any Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ fellowship, confirmation p.m., bible study (Tuesday); service of praise and Bible record last year but faltered in the “ He (the doctor) said the alter­ teams from the Bluegrass. better,” he said. pike. Rev. Mariorie Files, Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible preaching. Christian growth hour, give the a 119-117 postor, 9:30 a.m., church doss, iunior choir rehearsal. 7 p.m.. Ladles' prayer study. Nursery provided for North united Mefbedlst nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Holy playoffs and World Series, was native, surgery, could be neces­ Tip-off of the nationally televised game is scheduled " I think it’s just the reverse," Crum said, "They’ve First Congregotlonol (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men’s all services. Communion, nursery. victory over the Utah Jazz. school; 11 o.m., worship Church, 300 Parker St. Ri­ examined Thursday by Robert sary, but at this time he thought it for 12:45 p.m. EST, and sparks between the rivals are got a chance to carve into us. Our record over the past service, nursery. Church of Coventry, 1171 prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. First Church of Christ, chard W. Oupee, pastor. 8:45 Trinity Covenant Church, Main St. Rev. Bruce John­ Youth service (Friday). Scientist, 447 N. Main St. 302 Hackmotack St. Rev. Leach, a Boston orthopedist. was best to go with the conserva­ already flying. 10 years has been better than theirs." St. George's Episcopal son, pastor, 11 a.m., worship; and 10:15 a.m., worship, Church, Boston Turnpike. Presbyterian Church, 43 10:30 o.m., church service, adult BIBIe class, nursery, Normon Swenson, 8 o.m., Leach recommended eight to 10 tive procedure of rest, exercise Crum bristled at a remark by Kentucky Coach Joe Louisville reached the finals Thursday night by Rev. John C. HoMIger, vicar. 9:30 a.m., church school in Spruce St. Rev. Richard Sunday school, ond care for coffee between serv Ices; worship; 9:25 a.m., Sunday weeks of rest for the tear in the and medication,” said Brewers Church Lone House. Nursery Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., small children. school; 10:25 a.m., coffee B. Hall that the Wildcats have a "policy" of not defeating Arkansas 65-63 on a tip-in at the buzzer by lOo.m., Family Eucharist; 11 care provided. worship serylce, nursery, 10:15 a.m., church- school, rotator cuff. general manager Harry Dalton. Cougar nine a.m., nursery program ond Community Baptist nursery; 5:30to 7p.m., Iunior and fellowship; 11 a.m., playing in-state schools and for that reason have Scooter McCray after overcoming a 16-point deficit. coffee fellowship. 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 Church, 585 E. Center St. Rev. and senior high M Y F; 7:30to worship. 6-man roster and assured him annual Hall of Fame game in Springfield, Mass., school; 7 p.m., worship ser­ St. Rev. Philip A. Sherlou . a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior Church of Jesus Christ of and convinced Yankee Manager Worcester, Mass, starting at Louisville center Charles Jones, who will be Coventry Presbyterian vice. Tuesday of 7:30 p.m., and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, Latter Day Saints, 30 Wood- (Curt dchetb, Jester that he will be part of their 25-man early this season but the Cardinals refused. Church, Route 44A and Trow­ a.m., worship, children's pastor; Rev. Robert J. Bills, Billy Martin that he could be an noon. guarding Kentucky center Melvin Turpin, said he special Bible studies; Wed­ co-pastors. Saturday masses church and nursery; 7 p.m., minister of visitations; Rev. side St. Wayne S. Taylor, team for the 1983 season. “ The po.licy is the university doesn’t play in-state bridge Road. Rev. Brad nesday at 7:30 p.m., worship at 5 and 7:X p.m.; Sundoy bishop, 9:15 a.m., sbcrament asset in a limited capacity. The Cougar diamond nine looks on the game as just another stepping stone to the Evans, pastor. Sunday, 9:30 evening service, nursery. Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor eencerdin etturch Cbetr Murcer, who was in the second schools on a regular basis," Hall said. “ It was the service. Prayer line, 646-8731, masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Unitarian Unlversollst So­ emeritus. 10 a.m., worship meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday In a separate transaction, the also has a twinbill slated Final Four, o.m., worship; 10:45 a.m , 24 hours. noon. school and primary; 11:25 Ceneerdle CMUbm’e C M r year of a three-year, $1 million policy when I came to Kentucky. All the schools want Sunday school; 7 p.m., Bible ciety, East, 153W. Vernon St. service, church school. Yankees released catcher Barry Sunday at noon agaihst the "Kentucky is just like any other team, although Folth Baptist Church, 52 Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Rev. Arnold Westwood, min­ Temple Beth Shalom, 400 o.m., priesthood and relief aeletet# nml CttniWber OrslMetm contract, batted .227 in 65 games to play Kentucky because we’re always in the national study and fellowship Wed­ society. Devid .Almend, CendiKter Foote, who, like Murcer, had been Community College of Rhode they are a state school. We can't just get involved with nesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer Lake St. Rev. Jomes Bel- Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday, ister, 10:30 a.m., service. E. Middle Turnpike. Rabbi last year and was used sparingly picture. meeting. losov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sun­ Congregation Bible Study, 7 St. Mary’s Episcopal Richard J. Plavin, Israel St. Jomes Church, 896Maln f r * » assigned to their International Island in Warwick, R.I. the emotion the fans are talking about We’ve got to day school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ p.m,; Thursday, Theocrotic Church, Park and Church Tabotsky, cantor. Dr. Leon St. Rev. Fronds V. Kru- the final six weeks of the season. League Columbus farm team over MCC on its southern swing "A t my suggestion, we asked them (Hall of Fame play our game and not worry about how the fans feel," Prince of Peace Lutheran ship service; 7 p.m., evening School (speaking course). streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jac­ kowskl. Rev. Robert Bur- Wind, Rabbi Emeritus. Servi­ bank. Rev. Richard A. La- That led to speculation that the the winter in order to make room posted a 2-4 mark. promoters) to invite Louisville and Louisville Jones said. Yankees might consider moving for younger prospects- rejected it. They made the decision not to play us,”

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By United Press International Jim Mora said that at the time "we games include Boston at New Revenge represents enough mo­ were trying to establish some Jersey, Michigan at Washington and Los Angeles at Chicago,. tive to climb out of the trenches things and work on fundamentals. CIncTnnari — Appointed form er In- Oakland plays at Denver in the_^ flelder gJ^I^Pouled out—None. [Total, fouls— Bruce Flelsher 3637—73 and begin using your own We didn't blitz much during the Tommy Valentine 3436—73 Eastern Business firepower. scrimmage and they riddled us Monday night game. ^ Jimmy Stewart the Reds' minor league S!?® Carolina 17. Rebounds— Andy Bean 3434— 73 coardlncrtor and former outfielder Ron Joiner 188-452, Pete Scott 165-152- The Philadelphia Stars were pretty good. Winning to us was not The once-beaten Los Angeleff"^ Baseball Sam ® (Campbell 6), North Calvin Peete 3438—73 Soccer 397, Bryce Hunt 161-395, Gabe Szabo Express, tied with Arizona andc ^ (Jordan 7). Asslsts-^hlo Johnny Miller 3637—73 160-405, Rich Romono 158, Rich DeDo- humbled by Tampa Bay, 31-3, in an that important. We were con­ Mellos, 30 os manager of the Reds Closs State 9 (Taylor, Stokes 4), North Jack NIcklaus 3438—73 Oakland for the Pacific Division^ D etroit— Govepltcher Kevin Saucier his mlnlcls 155, Dan Frye 155-411, Ed exhibition scrimmage last month cerned about executing and eva­ Carolina 11 (Doherty, Braddock 3). Jim Simons 3637—73 Schworm 154, Jim Slrlannl 154, Emile unconditional release. Technical—None. David Graham 4433—73 and the beating still smarts. The luating our talent." lead at 2-1, meet a Chicago teainC Baieball atandiriga _ Colleges Roux 151-395, John Lavado 384, Bill Hal Sutton- 3637— 73 MISL standings Moorhouse 385, Joe Melzen 366, Dave two teams meet again Sunday in The talent speaks for itself. Stars reeling from two straight losses. Georgetown — Mary Brise resigned as 37-37—74 women's basketball coach. Antonio Cerda Kosicol 389, Tony DeDomlnlcls 390, regular season play, this time as running back Kelvin Bryant is the . Losing, however, is strange to Blitz Exhibition BoMboll NIT pairings Hubert Green 3436— 74 Hockey Eastern Division Bub Holmes 414. undefeated kingpins of the infant league's leading rusher with 342 coach George Allen — recogniza­ (NIoht Oomoi Not Indudod) Lon Hinkle 37-37—74 Montreal — Recalled defenseman Keith Fergus 34-40—74 W L Pet. GB United States Football League. yards and a 5.0 average. By the ble by oddsmakers who have made Dwlghf Schofield from Nova Scotia of the Friday's Result 41-33—74 Baltimore 26 13 .667 — Notional Looguo American Hockey League. Mississippi 09-11) at DePaul 09-11), Mike McCullough Philadelphia is a two-point fa­ very nature of Mora's concentrat­ his club a four-point favorite to w L PCf. night Nick Faldo 3435— 74 Cleveland 24 15 .615 2 Holiday Caterers turn things around. . Montreal 13 7 .650 Craig Stadler 3638— 74 Chlcogo 24 18 .571 3V2 vorite to avenge the preseason loss ing on a running offense, though, Semifinals 20 18 .526 5V7 Carol Lewie 127, Sharon Grant 135, Los Angeles 10 10 .500 Monday, March a Mark Lye 3638—74 New York to the visiting Bandits and it there's been little room for an "W e've got our work cut out fo)c; St. Louis Gil Morgan 3638—74 Buffalo 19 22 .463 8 Jean PIneo 132-356, Audrey Cody 7 7 .500 At Madison SquareGarden, New York, 128-345, Dorothy Mathes 157-134-381, wouldn't surprise too many people aerial game. Stars quarterback us," says Los Angeles coach Hugh-' Son DIeeo 7 9 .438 6:30 p.m. EST Tim Norris 3640—74 Plttsburoh 17 21 .447 8‘/2 Son Frandsco Bill Rogers 37-37—74 Memphis 17 22 .436 9 Sue Balesano 136, Lalne Steullet 125, if the game went into overtime Chuck Fisnina is not among the top Campbell. "George Allen has- 6 8 .429 Championship Jean Falkowlch 130-340, Linda Toma- Atlonta 8 11 .421 Basketball John Adams 3638— 74 Western Division l i assembled a team that could be the7 Wednosday, March M 24 14 .632 — sewski 129-132-384. since the two teams have the 12 passers in the league. New York 7 10 .412 ■ At Madison Square Garden, New York, Allen Miller 3639— 75 San Olego stingiest defenses in the USFL. Conversely, Bandits signal most talented in the USFL. It could' Plttsburoh 7 11 .389 9 p.m. EST Scott Simpson X-36—75 Kansas City 22 17 .564 2V2 Larry Ziegler 3437— 75 St. Louis 21 17 .553 3 The Stars have yielded the least caller John Reaves is fourth best easily be 3-0 for them coming into[ Chicago 7 11 .389 i>S Cincinnati 5 10 .333 George Archer 3436— 75Wichita 20 17 .541 3'/2 Cunlille Auto points, 17, while the Bandits have among passers, with a league high this gam e." i Tim Simpson 3437— 75 Phoenix 20 19 .513 4'/2 Philadelphia 4 9 .308 NBA atandings Paul Nagle M2-468, Pete Woltyno given up the least total yardage, seven touchdowns. New Jersey, with heralded H e r'' Houston 3 11 .214 Woody Blackburn X-36—75 Golden Boy 13 26 .333 11W Tom Watson 37-38—75 Los Angeles 7 35 .167 19 150-440, Joe Tollsano 160-436, Travis schel Walker, and Washington are American Leaguet Cook 171-435, Greg Lukas 174-434, John averaging 238.3 a game. League action this weekend Pci. (Late Gomes Notinduded) Hale Irwin 3634-75 W L Eastern Conference Frldoy'i Games Fox 153-152-431, Lee P rior 423, BUI 1’^! i4 Reflecting on last month's Ban­ opens with Arizona at Birmingham the only teams in the USFL without Milwaukee 12 4 .750 Brad Bryant X-37—75 (All Times EST) Atlantic Division Hockey Ed Sneed 37-38—75 Hanson 150-415, Dove Costogno 415, dit scrimmavp Philadelphia coch Saturday night. Other Sunday a victory. ' ' Chicago 13 5 .722 Cleveland at Buffalo, 8:05 p.m. Chris Plumlev 158-414, A rt C unllffe 406, Minnesota 11 5 .688 W L Pet. 6B Isao AokI 37-38—75 New York at Memphis, 8:35 p.m. x-PhlladelphIa 58 11 .841 — Mike Holland 37-38—75 Jim Moore 172-404, Mike Nicholson 39Z Toronto 13 6 .684 Baltimore at Wichita, 8:35 p.m. Don VIgnone 392, Scott Smith 166, Honk Oaklond 10 6 .625 X-Boston 48 21 .494 10 Jim Dent 37-38—75 Kansas City at Phoenix, 9:35 p.m, New York New Jersey 44 24 .429 14'/z Chip Beck 3639—75 Frev 155, George Burgess 151, John 10 6 .625 St. Louis at Sap Diego, 10 :X p.m. Lukas 151, Lee Courtney 151. Detroit 10 6 .625 New York 38 32 .543 20'/2 NHL standings Clarence Rose .3437—76 Baltimore 11 7 .611 Washington 32 34 .471 25'/} Morris Hatalskv 3441—76 Texas 8 6 .500 Central Division (Lots Game Not Included) Dan Pohl 3437—76 California 7 7 .500 Milwaukee 45 25 .443 — Bruce Devlin 37-34—76 Atlanta 37 34 .521 8W Woles Conforenco Trl-Town Twins surprise club Cleveland 8 10 .444 Patrick Division Mike Sullivan 37-39—76 Seattle .429 Detroit 32 - 38 .457 13 (3ary Hallberg 4436—76 Howie Edwords 225-606, BUI Torrey 6 8 Chicago 24 44 .343 21 W L T Pts. GF GA Football Kansas CItv 5 10 .333 v-Phlladeloh 45 22 8 100 310 230 Lanny Wadkins 3437—76 215-213-596. Andy MIchoud 206-567, Don Boston 11 .313 Clevelond 18 52 .257 27 Charles Coody 37-39—76 Dzen 206-567, Ray Bessette 212-584, Ray 5 Indiana 18 52 .257 27 V-Woshingtn 38 22 15 91 M7 259 FrMav's Results V-NY Islandrs 38 25 12 88 280 215 Dave Elchelberger 37-39—76 Berlin 220, Ken M argotta 203-542, Dick Los Angeles 7, x-PIttsburgh 6 Westem Conterence V-NY Rangrs 32 33 9 73 288 269 John Fought 3437— 76 Kingsley 203-553, Peter Fortin 215-510, Midwest Division Thomas Gray 39-37—76 USFL standings Roy Michaud 509, Art Geer 528, Roy x-Kansos Citv 4, x-PIttsburgh 2 W L Pet. GB New Jersey 16 47 13 45 216 320 New York (NL) 4, x-Kansos Citv 5 Plttsburoh 17 50 8 42 243 373 Phil Hancock 3439—77 Davis 501, Tom Atamlan 501, Dean in exhibition season San Antonio 43 27 .414 — Lee Elder 3439-77 Chloogo (AL) 5, CIndnnatl 4 (11 Adams Division Baker 517, Wendell Labbe 508, Bob Innings) Denver ^ 38 32 .543 5 Andy North 3438— 77 Atlontic Division Edwards 510. Dave Edwards 559, Ray Dallas 34 35 .507 7Vi x-Boston 48 18 9 105 310 210 W L T Pet. PF PA By United Press International worst record in major ieague Steve Rogers pitched six strong Minnesota t, Philadelphia 2 V-Montreal 40 23 13 93 336 273 Lee Tr«vlno 3439— 77 Bessette Sr. 511, Bob Arendt 511, Joe baseball. Montreal 5, New York (AL) 3 Kansas City 34 35 .493 S'/i Arnold Palmer 3439—77 Phllodelphia 3 0 0 1.000 55 17 Catania 512, Don Harris 514, Dick The Minnesota Twins continue to innings and the Montreal Expos Utah 25 44 .352 18'/2 V-Buffalo 37 27 12 86 297 265 Boston 2 1 0 .667 57 44 be the surprise team of the 1983 Toronto 5, Houston 2 y-Quebec 32 32 11 75 322 315 Miller Barber 3438—77 Lourle 562. American Division Manager Billy Gardner is count­ pushed across a pair of sixth inning Chicago (NL) 7, MllwoukeeS Houston 12 57 .174 30'/2 Washington 0 3 0 .000 26 67 Padfle Division Hartford 17 51 7 41 238 380 New Jersey 0 3 0 .000 24 78 spring training circuit and may ing on the development of the runs Friday to hand the New York Oakland 11, San Diego 3,1st game Campbell Conference Oakland vs. San Diego, 2nd game, x-Los Angeles 50 17 .744 — Central Division bear watching when the American young talent on his roster — one of Yankees their third straight exhi­ Phoenix 42 28 .400 9’/2 Norris Division Tampo Bov 3 0 0 1.000 72 33 Insurers took the title during the regular Bob Herdic, Phil Daly. Top row: Tom nl^t W L T Pts. GF GA Nite Owls League season starts. whom is 23-year old left-hander bition loss, 5-3. With the score tied Texas vs. Baltimore, night Portland 40 30 .571 11W Chlcogo 1 2 0 .333 70 53 season in the American Division in Seattle 40 30 .571 11'/2 V-Chicago 44 22 9 97 315 259 Birmingham 1 2 0 .333 37 40 June Rowett 181-186-526, Beth Ke­ Crockett. Steve McCusker, Dave Bid- The Twins were labelled a Frank Viola. at 2-2 in the sixth, Warren St. Louis vs. Atlanta, night V-MInnesota 39 21 16 94 307 268 Tennis nyon 185-512, Carol Barnett 178, Lisa Boston vs. Detroit, night Golden State 25 45 .357 24V2 Michigan 1 2 0 .333 43 59 volleyball at llling. Team members (l-r) well, Mike Crockett. Missing; Jeff near-Triple A team when they Viola drove in the lead run and Cromartie was walked by loser San Diego 23 47 .329 28Billie Jean King, enjoying one by beating doubles partner Pam rally and lead the Los Angeles Sunday's Gomes Manuel Orantes, Spain, def. W ashington at P hiladelphia, 1:30 Sarasota, Fla., 1:30 p.m. Indiana at Wcahlngton, aft. N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 5:05 p.m. more run for glory at 39, gave Shriver 6-1, 6-2. The Toronto Blue Jays, behind Dodgers to a 7-6 victory over the Oakland vs. San Diego at Yuma, Ariz., p.m. Juan the strong pitching of right-hander 3 p.m. Cleveland at Philadelphia, oft. Agulllera, Spain, 7-6, 63; Thierry Ookland at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. another lesson to the younger Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pirates Portland at Kansas City St. Louis at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. New Jersey at Arizona, 6 p.m. In the semifinals Saturday, Jim Gott, and strong defensive Chicago (NL) vs.ClevelandotTucson, Quebec at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Tulosne, France, def. Henri Leconte, generation Friday night and Mar­ played in split squads Friday, with ArIz., 3 p.m. Seodtle at Utah France, 63, 7-6; Henrik Sundstrom, Monday, April 4 Radio & TV Navratilova will get another shot Houston at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Washington, 8:05p.m. Denver at Michigan, 9 p.m. tina Navratilova swept to her 2Sth work from shortstop Alfredo Grif­ the second squad losing 4-2 to the Seattle vs. California at Palm Springs, Winnipeg at Calgary, 8:05p.m. Sweden, def. Hie Nastase, Romania, 63, consecutive victory as both women at Sylvia Hanika, who defeated her fin, defeated the Houston Astros, Kansas City Royals. Calif., 4 p.m. Edmonton at LasAngeles,10:35p.m. 64; Juan Avendano, Spain, def. Ulrich •••••••••••••••••••••• Montreal vs. New York (AL) at New Pinner, West Germany, 78,64. reached thesemifinais of a 8350,000 in the final of the winter indoor 5-2, Friday for their 13th victory in Sunday's Gmnes Orleans, 7:30 p.m. Celtica124,Cavaliera102 Boston at Hartford, aft. Quarterfinals SATURDAY women's tennis championship. championships last year, also in Grapefhiit League action. Gott I^llodd phla vs. New York (NL) at St. Orantes det. Tulasne, 62, 61; 12:30 College basketball: NCAA Twins, Tigers Detroit at Chicago, aft. Mideast Final— Louisville vs. Ken­ The tournament, carrying a top Madison Square Garden. In the threw six strong innings, allowng Petersburg, Fla., 7:30 p.m. Quebec at Buffalo Sundstrom def. Avendano, 66, 78, 63; second semifinal. King will meet San Frandsco vs. Cleveland at Tucson, CLEVELAND (102) New Jersey at Philadelphia Fernando Luna, Spain, def. Jimmy tucky; Channel 3, WPOP prize of $80,000, is known as the three hits and one walk to pick up Brown, U.S., 7-5, 62; Mario Martinez, Bowling * 1 Whalers vs. Bruins, Channels 30,38, second seed Chris Evert Lloyd. swap catchers Ariz., 9 p.m. Hubbord 1-2 (M) Z Tlllls S-12 0-1 16r N.Y. Islanders at Plttsburoh Virginia Slims Championships of the victory. Cook 2^ (M) 4r Huston 5-9 1-1 11r Free IQ- Washington at N.Y. Rangers Bolivia, def. ChrlstopheCasa, France62, WTIC 61. 3 College basketball: NCAA West New York. Steve Renko limited Pittsburgh MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — SaF 21 M 2Br Lacey 1-2 (H) Z Flowers 7-12 0- Calgary at Winnipeg "Chris is aiways consistent and Baaaball reaulta 0 U Boolev 4-9 2-2 10* Robinson 5-13 3-4 Los Angeles at Vancouver Final— NC State vs. V irginia; Channel King, free of injury and relishing you always know what she's going to a single hit for five innings in a Butera was traded to the Detroit 13r Wllkerson 0-2 04) 0. Hayes 1-2 (M) Z 3, WPOP 3:30 Boxing; Alex Ramos vs. Mark the role of underdog, put together a Kansas City Royals split squad's Tigers for Stein Poole in an Fridav’s Exhibition Results Totals 44-90 14-16 10Z to do," King said of her matchup BOSTON 024) Frazle; PInklon Thomas vs. Alfonso string of eight consecutive games with Evert, then laughed and 4-2 victory over the Pirates Friday exchange of catchers, the Minne-'; At Dunedin, Fla. LaVae Industrial R afllff, Channel 4 Heusten ONggoRio— 274 AAoxwell 4^ 1-1 9r Bird 7-16 5-6 19r Devils 6, Flyers 5 to register a convincing 6-3, 6-1 in an exhibition game. Renko, a sota Twins announced Friday. Parish S'6 4-5 14, Bradley 5-7 4-7 14, Pete Beaudry 229-564, Don Wilson 3:30 Pro bowling: M iller High Life, added, " I only hope her execution Terento 120 001 itx — S it Car Racing Channels 8, 40 victory over Barbara Potter, after free agent obtained in February, Butera, 30, hit .254 with no home Xnepoer, Smith (8) and Pulols; Gott, Henderson 10-11 2-2 22, Buckner 0-3 0-0 0, 201, John KozIckI 200, Nick Marotti is sub-par Ainge 5-7 04) 10, McHole S'6 (H) 10, Philadelphia 2 21—5 215-588, M ike Masllonls 209, Bill Foster 5 Pro golf: TPC Tournament, USA which Navratilova gained a mea­ has allowed only one hit in his last runs and eight RBI in 54 games.' Lukish (7), M offitt (8), Gelsel (9) and New Jersey 2 2 2—6 Cable Martinez. W—Gott. L—Knepper. Archibald 0-1 04) 0, Wedman 7-11 04) 14, 200, Dan Humiston 202-561, Carl Ogren sure of revenge for one of only King, who had expressed con­ nine innings. with the Twins iast year. Robey 3-10 0-0 6, Carr 24 2-2 6. Totals First period—1, New Jersey, 204, Denny Carlin 214-596, Dick M urphy 5 Wide World of Sports:Boxlng— Quenn6 Michael Spinks vs. Dwight Braxton cern about Potter's blistering He was the winning pitcher, Poole, 24, split the 1982 season 53-92 10-25 124. Aute qualifying reaulta 202-211-60Z John Myers 223-221-614, Clevelond 213419 31—102 vine 5 (MacMIlllan, Cameron), 8:54. Z Ron Hampson 204, John Jenkins 256- (taped), NCAA Swimming and Diving C serve, calling it as good as while Randy Niemann suffered the between Birmingham of theSouth-t At Fort Myers, Fla Philadelphia, Wilson 7 (SInIsalo, Sittler), Championships, Channel 8 x-PHtsburgh 000100010 — 2 41 Boston 35 34 33 3S-134 577, Bob Oliver 245-206-606, C liff Cham- anyone's among the tyomen, loss, allowing 10 hits in five em League and Evansville of the Three-point goals—None. Fouled 10:X. 3, New Jersey, Gagne 11 For Alonto 500 plin 222-551. 5 Rangers vs. Islanders, USA Cable iMCansas City SIOOOOOOx — 4120 (Brumwell, Larmer), 13:43. 4, Philadel­ At Hampton, Go., March 27 7:30 Mets vs. Phillies, Channel 9 Hall of FamG solved her opponent's big weapon innings. Onbc Concepcion led the Nlemonn, Baumgarten (4) and Nlco- out— American Association. He hit .256 Hubbord. Total fouls—Cleveland 31, phia, Holmgren 18 (Hoffmeyer), 19:44. I. , Ponflac, 167.703 mph. 8 USFL: Wrangers vs. Stallions, in the early going and broke Royals' offense with three hits and sla; 'Penalties—Flockhart, Pha, 6:41; Vad- ESPN at Birmingham with 18 homers andt Renko, Spllttorft (4),(}ulsenberrv (9) and Boston 17. Rebounds—Cleveland 45 Z , Ford, 166.63Z 3. BUI Powder Puff service five consecutive times. scored a run. Amos Otis, Frank (Flowers 11), Boston 31 (Bird 7). Assists nals, Elliott, Ford, 166.309. 4. , 8 Pro tennis: Virginia Slims semifi- 60 RBI in 95 games. At Evansville, Wathan. W—Renko. L—Baumgarten. NJ,6:41; Marini, NJ,9:06; McCrImmon, Terry Siemlnskl 211-526, Laura Rop- nols (taped), USA Cable support notGd During that span. Potter could win White and Jerry Martin each had HR —Cleveland 20 (Huston 7), Boston 28 Buick, 165.966.5. Joe Ruttmon, Chevrolet, he hit .229 with one homer and (Henderson 4). Technical—Boston Pha, 12:26. 165.906 6. Nell Bonnett, Chevrolet, son 204-534, Mary Gryk 196-465, Mary 8:30 Celtics vs. Bulls, Channel 4, only seven points on her own serve. two hits for the Royals. —Pittsburgh, Vargas. Second period—5, New Jersey, Larmer 165.845. 7. , Chevrolet, ' W right 193-497, Carol Schubert 187-528, WINF seven RBI in 16 games. Coach Mary Banio 176-462, Betty Lamou- ' Operating on solid financial Fitch. A—15,320. 21 (Gagne, Broten), 2:17.6,'Phlladelphia, 165.575. 8. , Ford, 1U.460 8:30 Yankees vs. Expos, Channel 11 At Bradenton, Fla. Howe 20 (Sittler, Allison), 2:31. 7, New 9. , Chevrolet, 165.455. 10. reaux 181, Chery Crlckmore 453, Edith Midnight: NCAA Division I cham­ ground for the first time in iU Los Angeles 000100024 — 7121 Jersey, Broten 15 (Gagne, Lorlmer), A.J. Foyt, Chevrolet, 164.818. Tracy 457, Nancy Hahn 466, Betty pionship (taped), ESPN X-PHtsburgh 400010100 — 4121 7:48. 8, Philadelphia, Taylor 8 (Propp, Gagne 452. four-year history is the Manches­ • Valeruuela, Zachry (7), Neldenfuer (9) Knicks 104, Hawks 87 II. , Pontiac, 164.748.12. ter Sports Hail of Fame, thanks to Clarke), 9:39. Penalties—Quennevllle, , Buick, 164.719.13. Tommy SUNDAY and Scloscia; Tunnell, Scurry (8), NJ, Gale, Ford, 164.709. 14. , 6:30 a.m. Soccer: Torino vs. Juven- the support of Manchester busi­ Tekulve (9) and Pena. W—Zachry. L— NEW YORK (104) 3:29; McCrImmon, Pha,11:58; NJ,bench Ford, 164.585. 15. , Buick, Eastern Business tus, SportsChannel ness and professional leaders. Joe Torre optimistic tekulve. King 9-12 44 22, Robinson 1-5 2-2 4, (served by Ludvig), 17:41. 164.3X. 16. , Pontiac, Noon College basketball: NCAA East Cartwright 410 46 14, Tucker 5-7 0-0 10, Thlrdperlod—9, New Jersey, Brumwell 166.198. 17. , Buick, Ron Joiner 188-4SZ Pete Scott 165-152- Final, Channel 3, WPOP Eleven additional contributions At Fort Lauderdale, Fta. Westphal 2-7 34 7, Sparrow 34 40 6, 5 (Verbeek, Lever), 5:18.10, New Jersey, 164.12Z 18. Slick Johnson, Buick, 163.896 397, Bryce Hunt 161-395, Gobe Szabo Noon Pro tennis: Virginia Slims National Division have been received by Nate WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — Joe Torre Montreal 100102010 — S 91 Gagne 12 (Broten), 10:15. 11, Philadel­ 19. Harry

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This is the season of the year when electrical 15-ampere fuse will open automatically and cut off 328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money management, is now available through her column. breakdowns occur most frequently — and I've found power before serious damage is done to the house Send $9.95 plus $1 for postage and handling to "Sylvia Telephone 6'43-2711, AAonday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (as surely you have) almost always at the most wiring. inopportune time, late at night, on weekends when Your Before you replace the opened fuse, you must Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care of tha_I Manchester Heraltij 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, professional help isn't available, or when no stores are reduce the circuit load to 15 amperes or less by open anywhere near. The winter’s stress is behind us; M oney's operating fewer appliances. You can then install a -Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) we’re sprucing up our homes, cars, boats. And what new 15-ampere fuse. The ampere rating of a fuse TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Worth should never be greater than the circuit-carrying Rentals Homes for Rent 43 Painting/Papering S2 Income Tax Service 57 Tog Sales 69 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 CONNECTICUT do we find? A damaging short circuit, even an ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE electrical fire. Sylvia Porter capaicity of a circuit. It's unsafe to use, say, a In accordance with the provisions ot Chapter 3, Section 1 The embarrassing fact; Often the whole problem 30-ampere fuse in a 15-ampere circuit. (Learning and 9 ot the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the along with me?) In Brief. HOUSE FOR^RENT — TAX PREPARATION In BOOK SALE “- Friday, 1973 FO RD LTD for sale. adoption bv the Board of Directors of the Town of could have been prevented or easily solved by one Rooms for Rant 41 INTERIOR — EXTE­ Manchester, Connecticut, on April 20. 1982. simple, inexpensive purchase. A fuse. Eiectrical appliances, power tools, lamps, fans, East Hartford. Large six RIOR Painting — Wal­ your home. Reliable, Saturday, Sunday, First $350 takes It. Call ORDINANCE As an admitted idiot with the mechanics of a house. switches and cords can become defective through Investments room plus cape. Three lpapering and drywall reasonable. Norm Mar­ March 25, 26 and 27. Over 646-2219. BE IT ORDAINED by theBoordofDirectorsoftheTownof abuse or years of service. bedrooms, living room Installation. Quality pro­ shall, 643-9044. 4000 old books. Large Manchester that Chapter 2 of The Code of Ordinances of the I'll confess it took a serious emergency to convince me electrical protective device. In ic e r o o m For gentle­ with fireplace. Near selection of magazines. Town of Manchester be amended by adding the following: I had to find where the fuses were located in our home They are installed in almost every modern If your appliances, tools, etc., cause a fuse to blow or fessional work. Reasona­ 1974 COUGAR XR7. Ex­ A. There is hereby created the Cheney Hall Board of man. On busline. $50.00 schools and churches. WALT ZINGLERS In­ Sale price Friday, $1.00 cellent condition. Power in exurbia. Now I know, and I am an enthusiastic commercial and industrial building, from the show any sign of defect or improper operation, they as of 3 p.m. Friday. ble prices. Free esti­ Commissioners, hereinafter referred to as the "Com m is­ per week plus security. $475 per month. Heat and come tax service. Filing per Item; Sunday, 50e per sion,” which shall be composed of seven (7) electors of the advocate of easy-to-learn fuse know-how. I shudder should not be used until inspected and properly Price Change mates. G.L. McHugh, steering, power brakes, 110-story Sears Building in Chicago to the huge 646-2000. utilities not Included.No 643-9321. personal or small busi­ Item. Hours 11am - 5pm. automatic. Stereo, ra- Town who shall be appointed by the Boord of Directors. One when I think of the money I've' wasted calling a Superdome in New Orleans (as well as space shuttle repaired or replaced. Friday This Week of the Commissioners shall be recommended by the Little pets. Security and refer­ ness tax returns. In your 21 Scarborough dials. $1800. 646-4689. Theatre of Manchester, and one shall be recommended by professional to handle the simple replacement of a Columbia). They protect circuit breakers against TWO ROOMS — private ences. Telephone 289-4772 home since 1974. 646-5346. Rd.,Wlndsor. 688-3646. No AMONG BUSSMAN’S major guidelines: the General Manager. In addition, the Chairperson of the fuse. massive short-circuit currents. A fuse acts like a Advest Inc. 22‘/i up 2 entrances, ladles $30., or 289-4084. previews. 1974 AMC GREMLIN - Cheney National Historic District Commission shall be an 1) Don't wait for an electrical emergency to occur. Painting/Papering 52 The best approach to an electrical emergency — safety valve; it turns power off if something goes Acmat 9'/! up mens $30. Also, fur coat, $300. Needs some work. eighth non-voting member of the. Commission. All which could lead to a devastating fire — is the first Prepare for it. Check your homeowner's, car or boat Aetna dresses, suits, etc. Call Commissioners shall serve without compensation. Two of wrong. 39 up TAG SALE — Saturday, 643-8853. the members, first appointed by the Board of Directors, step: Have an extra fuse on hand and learn how to There has to be a good reason for a fuse to blow owner's manual for the locations of all electrical CBT Corp. 29'A dn >/4 649-5459. March 26th, 9am to 3pm. a PAINTING 8. PAPER For Sale shall serve one year term, two shall serve a two year term, replace one. (open). A fuse opens because something is wrong in installations where fuses are used. Note the location Colonial Bancorp 17V» up 1 Homes for Rent 43 860 Center Street, Man­ 1982 PO N T IA C T 1000 - and three shall serve a three year term. Thereofter, Last year, in fact. Underwriters' Laboratories and preferably make a diagram for posting on an Finast NICE LARGE Hanging. Ceilings re­ chester. Rain or shine. members shall be appointed to serve three year terms. The the circuit it is protecting. Find out why the fuse 17V, up 1 paired. References. Fully Many options. 8000 miles. term for Board of Directors' appointees shall be December 1 adopted new standards for holiday light strings under accessible home bulletin board; keep a flashlight or First Bancorp 37'4i dn ;BEDROOM-ln half of du­ Must sell! Call after 7pm, to November 30. opens, correct the problem, and then put in a new fuse. plex. Full house privi­ Insured. Quality work! which the addition of a replaceable fuse is mandatory Do not replace a fuse until you've found out why it battery-operated lantern nearby. First Conn. Bancorp 35'/i dn HOUSE FOR RENT — Household Goods 62 646-5893. B. The Commission shall elect for terms of one year Its own as a significant new safety factor for prevention 2) Find out the size and model number of the fuse in leges. Whole house re­ Martin Mattsson, even­ chairperson and such other officers as It shall from time to opened and have removed the overload or short First Hartford Corp. >/i nc cently redone. Mature East Hartford. Large six ings 649-4331. time determine. against electrical fires. circuit. Be sure to cut the main power before each location, and store spare fuses in a nearby Hartford National 32 up 1 room plus cape. Three 1967 MUSTANG-Good for C. The duties of the Commission shall be: cabinet not accessible to children. oduits. $60 weekly. 643- FISHERM AN'S TAG parts. Best offer. 643-0300. 1. To have the powers ond duties needed to direct and When properly applied, says James N. Mills, replacing a fuse. Hartford Steam Boiler 51‘A up 2'/i bedrooms, living room D.G. PETERSEN PAINT­ USED REFRIGERA­ 3) Practice locating and changing fuses before an 12659. SALE- Fisherman's supervise the restoration of Cheney Hall, as funding is president of Bussman Division, McGraw-Edison Co., Ingersoll Rand 45 up i/i with fireplace. Near’ ING COMPANY — Inte­ TORS, WASHERS, available, including the power to make all architectural, emergency arises. Some fuses can be replaced by tackle, motors, boats, 1968VOLKSWAGEN. the world's largest manufacturer of fuses, a fuse can A COMMON FAULT a fuse alerts you to is circuit J.C. Penney 49V, up V i schools and churches. rior Specialist. Custom Ranges - clean, guaran­ design and engineering decisions necessary to restore hand, others require a simple tool. and other items. Satur­ Good running condition. ond/or renovate Cheney Holl. The Commission shall have keep electricity under control. overloads. (Sound familiar?) Most fused circuits of a Lydall Inc. 91/4 dn '/t $475 per month. Heat and Wallpaper Hanging. In­ teed, parts and service. 4) Don't replace a fuse with a penny or silver foil. utilities not Included.No Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, day March 26th, 9am to Four good tires. $200 or the power to designate the Little Theatre of Monchester, house are designed to carry 15-ampere current. Such Sage Allen 9 dn Apartments for Rent 42 surance Damage Ap­ 4pm. 371 West Middle Incorporated as contractor for any restoration work which FUSES ARE designed to cut off overload and 5) Don't overload a circuit and certainly don't use pets. Security and refer­ Son, 649 Main Street, best offer. 649-7436. it deems appropriate. a circuit should be protected with a 15-amperi|i(or SNET 66>/5 up P/4 praisers. Workmanship Ttpke. Manchester. short-circuit currents before they cause severe defective appliances or frayed extension cords. Travelers ences. Telephone 289-4772 Guaranteed! 646-8467. 643-2171. 2. To be responsible for the administrotlon of Cheney Hall smaller) fuse. But if you plug into that circuit a 30V, up 2>A 1978 C H E V Y C-10. Fleet- and to ensure that the building is maintained and that capital damage. Mills said in an interview. They're highly number of lamps or appliances that draw more than 6) Don't engage a fuse with pliers or other metal United Technologies or 289-4084. 69 up l>/i MANCHESTER — Main KER O SEN E HEATERS A LL THINGS Great and side. 6'/2ft. body with cap. Improvements are made as required when funding Is dependable, have no moving parts, act quickly, and 15 amperes (say, 20 amperes) at the same time, tools. New 'York gold 411.75 dn 10.00 PAINTING AND PAPER available. Street. Two rooms, MANCHESTER - Great — 50% aff on all remain­ Small-Moving. 17 year 6 cylinder, 3 speed stand­ 3. To act as the final arbitrator of disputes arising from the have safety features unequal^ by any other type of you've overloaded the capacity of the circuit. The 7) Don't insert a new fuse until you have found and 'heated, hot water, ap- HANGING — ceilings re­ clean out. Attic, cellar, ard, PS. Excellent condi­ removed the cause of the fuse blowing. neighborhood. Nice paired. References, fully ing Inventory. B.D. terms of any leases with respect to Cheney Hall and to jsllances. No pets. Secur­ home. 3 bedrooms. For­ Pearls, 643-2171. garage, household, tion. 40,000 miles. $3595. resolve rental disputes under any leases. 8) Don't stand on a wet floor when replacing a fuse. Grant given ity. Parking. 523-7047. Insured. Quality work. something for everyone. 649-9549 8:30 -2pm. 5pm- 4. To establish, sublect to the opproval of the Board of 9) Do call an electrician if lights keep flickering (not mal dining room. New Martin Mattsson, even­ Directors, appropriate rental fees for the useof Cheney Hall. bath. Full basement. Spa­ Saturday March 26, 9am 8pm. Said fees shall be made as reasonable as Is.practical to Home construction gaining just dim ). HARTFORD (UPI) — The Neighborhood ings 649-4431. TWO ROOMS — third cious front porch. Gar­ sharp! 33 Olcott Dr. Man­ encourage use of the premises, but In no event'lower than is 10) Do call an electrician or your electric utility if Housing Coalition has received a $10,000 grant floor, adults. Stove, re­ chester (off Center 1975 AMC GREMLIN - necessary to meet maintenance and operating costs for the age. Available May 1st. INTERIOR - EXTE­ MIsc. for Sale 63 premises during therental period. Construction of single family March there have been 11 permits pansions, and alterations of exist­ all power in your house is off. from the Greater Hartford Chamber of Com­ frigerator, utilities. $275. $525 plus utilities. Secur­ Street). Good condition. $600. Ask houses in Manchester appears to merce to stay afloat until it raises more money. RIOR Pointing — Wal­ 5. The Commission shall prepare a complete report of Its issued for new one-family houses. ing houses. 11) Do call and electrician if a fuse keeps blowing. Security. Call after 6pm ity. 646-2000. for Greg. 243-2511. After 5, activities and Its future plans twice each year and submit the picking up again, permits issued For a long while, with interest The housing group has been strapped for fu n ^ lpapering and drywall FLEA MARKET- same to the Board of Directors. The report shall include a 12) Caution: When smoke, burning occurs, fuse 649-2236. Installation. Quality pro­ 646-6538. by the town Building Department rates high and the market for To get a photo back once it has replacement is not ttie answer. The problem is since December when the chamber took over the Saturday and Sunday. full financial accounting of all fund raising activities and indicate. Greater Hartford Process, a city-oriented agency fessional work. Reasona­ 10am to 5pm. 811 Main expenses thereto. The report shall be submitted on June 1 houses down, a request for a appeared in print in the Manchester serious, and professional help is urgent. ble prices. Free esti­ 1976 AMC GREMLIN X- and December 1. The Commission shall keep minutes of all Five permits for single family permit for a new individual house Herald, simply come to the You're not just saving money by learning about that provided research and support services for Store/Office Space 44 Street (lower level) Man­ Standard. 50,000 miles. Commission meetings and submit copies to the Board of MANCHESTER — Extra mates. G.L. McHugh, ALUMINUM SHEETS Directors. houses were issued in a single day was rare, with most of the permits Manchester Herald, Brainard fuses. You may be saving your life. the housing coalition. chester. Call Carl Benoit, Le.vl bucket seats. One large two bedroom town- 643-9321. used as printing plates — 646-9243. woman owner. Great mi­ D. The Commission shall meet on the second Wednesday of this week, and for the month of being issued for conversions, ex­ Place, and ask at the reception desk. ("Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s,", 1, house. Private basement, .007" thick, 23 X 284". S0« each month, ond at such other times as It shall determine. leage! Moving west, The Commission is empowered to adopt such rules and heot, hot water, central ATTRACTIVE OFFICES TEACHERS — exterior each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone TAG SALE- Saturday Must sell! Great price! j^gulations as are necessary to carry out the duties set forth alr-cOndItloning In­ — 400 sq. ft. and 336 sq. ft. painting, no lob too 643-2711. They MUST be only, March 26th, 9 to 5. 649-3595 after 5pm. m this article, which shall not be inconsistent with the cluded. $495. Call 649-4800. Can be combined. Rent small. Free estimates, picked up before 11:00 132 Pine Street, rear. provisions hereof. lowest prices. Call Jim This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this negotiable. 210 Main a.m. only.. Household, tool, and 1972 GREEN GRAN publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) MANCHESTER — one, Street, Manchester. 646- 289-3579 or Crolg 289-5527. misc. Something for COUPE -Plymouth. Runs days after this publication of this Ordinance a petition two and three bedroom 2469. END R O LLS— 27'/j width everyone! great. $499. Automatic, signed by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the apartments. Heat and hot - 25 cents; 13% width -10 Town, as determined from the latest officials lists of the new battery. Call days Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk water. $375., $425., $495. cents. MUST be picked up 649-5941; evenings after requesting its reference to a special Town election. Classified.... 643-2711 Call 649-4800. Bullding/Contractlng 53 at the Manchester Herald Stephen T. C assan o Store/OffIce Space __ ...44 6pm, 528-1183, ask for BusInKS Opportunities .22 .62 For advertisements to be Office BEFORE 11 AM Secretary Notices Situation Wanted...... Resort Property...... Rates Services ••••••••••••••••••••••• Automotive Fran. Board of Directors .23 ...45 .63 published Monday, the dead­ T H R EE ROOM Heated ONLY. Misc. for Rent...... Minimum Charge: Manenester, Connecticut Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 ...46 Home and G arden. .64 line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. apartment 118 Main ROBERT E. JARVIS Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 23rd doy of March, Personals...... 02 .25 Wonted fo Rent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day Street, third floor. No BUILDING — Remodel­ 1983. Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted ...... 48 Musical Items...... 66 P e r W ord: Appliances. Security and Services Offered 51 ing Speclollst. Additions, Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 _ £ ______Auctions...... 04 Recreational Items .67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad tenant insurance re­ garages, roofing, siding, LIQUOR PERMIT Real Estate quired. $350. Phone 646- kitchens, bathrooms, re­ QUALITY HARDWOOD NOTICE OF APPLICATION .68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« Classified advertisements J] Services .69 2426 9-5 weekdays. C Si M TREE Service — placement wlndows- — cut and split, $65/cord, 1973 FORD PINTO 6 d a y s ...... 13« are taken by telephone as a twa cord minimum. MOTORCYCLE INSU­ This Is to give notice that I, Services Offered...... 51 Free estimates, discount /doors. 643-6712. Wagon, standord. Excel­ P A U L J. R O S S E T T O Of 86 Financial .32 .70 26 d a y s ...... 12« convenience. TWO BEDROOM Apart­ Small delivery charge. R A N C E — lowest rotes Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Point Ing/Popering...... 52 senior citizens. Company lent condition. Call 643- available. Call Clarice or THAYER ROAD, MAN­ M ortgages...... 11 H a p p y A d s: The Manchester Herald Is ment — residential sec- Manchester owned and Call anytime 649-1831. CHESTER have filed an ap­ .34 Bullding/Controcflng .. ...53 LEON CIESZYNSKI 7959 after 4pm. Joan at Clarke Insurance Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per column Inch responsible only for one incor­ .!t I o n o f operated. Call 646-1327. BU ILD ER — New homes, plication placarded 15 .35 Roofing/Siding...... 54 AaeneV/ 8-5pm, 643-1126. ' MARCH 1983wlththeDepart- Insurance...... 13 rect Insertion and then only Vernon/Rockvllle. additions, remodeling, SCREENED LOAM ----- 1978 PLYMOUTH ment of Liquor Control a .36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive Deadlines gravel, processed gravel, Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 for the size of the original Stove, refrigerator, car- REWEAVING BURN rec rooms, garages, kit­ VOLARE-Power steer­ ® 0 GROCERY BEER forthesale Flooring...... 56 'Petlng, large yard. On sand, stone and fill. For TWO PUCH Mopeds — of alcoholic liquor on the Cars/Trucks for S a le ...... 71 For classified advertise­ Insertion. HOLES — zippers, um­ chens remodeled, ceil­ ing, air conditioning, ra­ excellent condition. One Income Tax Service ...... 57 Aead-end street. No pets. brellas repaired. Window ings, bath tile, dormers, deliveries call George premises 1 BROAD STREET, M otorcycles/BIcycles___72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen dio, excellent gas mi­ Magnum XK, one Maxi MANCHESTER. The busi­ Employment Rentals Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 ;Security, references shades, Venetian blinds. roofing. Residential or Griffing, Andover, 742- leage, passed emissions ness will be owned by PAUL day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement 7886. Luxe. Call 649-7393. .41 Auto Seryices...... 74 $350. 643-4520. Keys. TV FOR RENT. commercial. 649-4291. Inspection. Excellent J. R O S S E T T O A N D R O B E R T & Education For Sale deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by an Marlow's, 867 Main condition. Call anytime, F. BLANCHARD of 86 .42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. THAYER RD., MANCHES­ additional Insertion. Street. 649-5221. DESIGN KITCHENS by 30 POINT DIAMOND 643-4735. T E R , 199 J A G G E R L A N E , Help Wanted ...... 21 .43 Holiday/Seasonol...... 61 MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 .MANCHESTER — luxury Ring for sale. $300.00. Call J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, TO CLEAN COFFEE HEBRON and will be con­ four room condo, one BRICKS, BLOCKS, vanities, formica, Wilson 649-7373 anytime. IMEKICA ducted by PAUL J. ROS­ DATSUN FIO Hatchback, STAINS from china or SETTO as permittee. bedroom plus carpet, STONE — Concrete. art, Corian counter tops, 1978. Good condition. plastic, rub stain with Paul J. Rossetto new appliances, garage. Chimney repairs. No lob kitchen cabinet fronts, ONE TANK SHELL-2 Vz Doted 3-17-83 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted $2200. Call 633-7338. Notices Employment 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Condomlnlumi $400. Call 646-8609 too small. Call 644-8356. complete woodworking ft. long. Suitable for con­ baking soda. To find a cash evenings. verting Into a lawn roller. — - ■ ■ buyer for that china closet service, custom made DATSUN 510 four door, & Education WATERPROOFING — furniture, colonial repro­ $6.00 Call 649-2433. you no longer use, place a BE(3INNIN(r For Busy Days INSURANCE SECRE­ CARPENTERS & carpen­ ONE BEDROOM Apart­ 1976. Good condition. Lost/Found 01 RN NIGHTS Supervisor NURSE AIDES-Certified. NURSE-Name your five year written guaran- ductions In wood, 9 varie­ low-cost ad in Classified. position available every TARY needed for local ter helpers- Steady year VERNON — Two ta ment to sublet May 1st. tee on hatchways, TH REE CUSHION, floral $2900. Call 742-5429. Full and part time posi­ round work. Must have hours. Good pay. Call choose from. Immacu-, ties of hardwood and Satui^ay night 7pm - agency. Some expe­ 649-2358 8 to 4; 742-8356 $320 monthly Including foundation cracks, drain­ veneers NOW IN STOCK. print 79 inch sofa. Best Help Wanted 2i tions available. 7-3 and tools and transporttion. late V/2 room brick' offer. Call 643-6859. 7am/ Excellent salary. rience necessary. Plea­ 11-7 shifts. Excellent be­ after 6. heat and hot water. 649- age lines, gravity feets, Call 649-9658. FOUND — SET OF KEYS Crestfield Convalescent sant personality a must. Call 643-4139.______condo. Wall to wall, dish, 0738. drywells, window wells Car$/Truck$ (or Sale 71 Cars/Trucks lor Sole 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 at Lincoln Center. Can be nefits. Crestfield Conva­ washer, disposal, air- Home and Fenwood Salary negotiable de­ lescent Home & Fenwood BABYSITTER WANTED and walls waterproofed. FARRAND R E M O D E L ­ LANE CEDAR CHEST- picked up at the Man­ BOOKKEEPER — full Manor In Manchester. pending on experience. conditioning, stove, re-' FOUR ROOM Apartment- Almost new. Best offer. Manor In Manchester. - after school to play with frigerator. Lovely high State licensed. Call either ING — Cabinets, roofing, chester Herald office be­ charge bookkeeper. Please call Director, Call 649-0016 9 to 4:30. Instruction 2S 2nd floor. Adults only. No Hartford 563-3006 or Man­ gutters, room additions, Call 643-0300. ' tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 Some familiarity with Please call between 9 and children. Boulder Road. location; close to every­ Nursing Services at 643- 3, Monday thru Friday, 646-4600. pets. Security. Parking, chester 646-3361 — Albert decks, all types of remo­ p.m. Monday — Friday. data processing systems. 5151 Monday -Friday be­ RECEPTIONIST /TY­ thing. Group I, Belflore! one car. Call 649-1265. Zuccaro. LAWNS ROLLED-480 lb. Full benefits. Salary 643-5151. Agency, 647-1413. deling and repairs. FREE m tween 9 and 3. PIST and assistant for RN OR LPN -11pm to 7am TUTORING - Reading, estimates. Fully Insured. power roller. Reasonable INTRODUCING THE SMALL CHAN^GE commensurate with ex­ doctor's office. Expe­ spelling, writing for FOUR ROOM Apartment- DUMAS ELECTRIC-AII Telephone 643-6017. rates. Call John 644-8076. PURSE left at Manches­ perience. Small growing PART T IM E - Good ty­ position now available M ANCHESTER — onp PART TIM E Office em­ rience preferred. 60wpm. pist. Flexible hours. for Charge Nurse. Three children and adults. Cer­ 1st floor. Busline. Ap­ types of residential wir­ ter Herald office. Owner com pany located In ployee from 8-lpm Mon­ Mature, dependable and bedroom condo. Carpet­ pliances. No pets. $325. SUSPENDED CEILING. Rocky HIM. Submit re­ Apply, giving experience nights a week. Please call tified tdachers. Specialist ing, electrical Improve­ TIMOTHY J. CON­ may claim by Identifying. day thru Friday. Must pleasant personality a In dyslexia. Call 649-2428. ing, appliances, pool, ex^ Security. 646-3494. Even­ ments and repair work. N ELLY — total building 24 Panels, 2 ft by 4 ft. with RABBIT GTI. Call 643-2711. sume to Blum, Shapiro & to Box VV, C/O The Mrs. Gibbs, DNS at 647- ercise/game room, have accounting back­ must. Approx. 25 to 30 Manchester Herald. 9191. ings, 649-4742. New or old homes, all and Improvement servi­ framework. $50. 649-4300. Co.-LCD, P.O. Box 7-6, ground and neat appear­ hours per week, flexible CHFA approved. Call af­ Ask for Dick. West Hartford.CT 06107. lobs welcomed. Fully li­ ces Including but not LOST-Black and Tan ance. Excellent oppor­ hours. Must be able to ter 5:30, 643-1117 or 643h MANCHESTER-four censed. 646-5253. limited to kitchens, ba­ Spaniel and Shepard ATTENTION MOTHERS EXPERIENCED SALES 1318. IT'S A WOLF MAIL AND FILE CLERK tunity for woman work Monday evenings. and others. Ideal part Person for retail furni­ rooms, second floor. throoms, additions, gar­ SMALL ANTIQUE cross. Bolton dog tags. returning to work. Send Call 646-5153. Real Estate Basement, parking, pets. MIRRQR- 12'/2 X 19 ". Red collar. Please call -ywith Alpha, Numeric time work available. ture sales. Call 646-0040 CARS — Professional ages, roofing and siding, resume to Box V, c/o The 5-8pm weekdays. Convenient, nice neigh­ wash and wax, reasona­ door and window re­ Beveled glass. $25. 649- 644-4030. ^ d typing ability. 4'/3 High hourly rate plus 7517. day week. Free parking. Manchester Herald. B A B Y S IT T E R In my high bonus to start. The borhood. $295. Call Satur­ ble prices. Evenings 643- placement, remodeling, SHEEP'S CLOTHING. Company benefits. Manchester home. One lob Involves telephone Homos for Solo 31 day, 684-4689. 5682. renovations and new con­ What makes Want Ads GOVERNMENT JOBS - toddler, and one Infant. MANCHESTER- struction. 646-1379. work? People like you who E.O.E. Call Joan Turner soliciting to set up ap­ FONT-DIGITIZER Sacriflce. Immaculate 2 Various positions avalla- Approx. 2 days per Excellent opportunity NEED HELP With Spring read and use the Want or Anne Fitzgerald 547- pointments for our sales bedrooms, each witl] 5892 between 10am and 12 ble through local week.649-6936. people. Work In our con­ for the right candidate to FOUR ROOM - apartment cleaning? Light trucking SKAPARAS HOME Re­ Home and Garden Ads every day. agovernment agencies. fill a position in the BY OWNER — Manches­ bath. Carpeting. Redeco­ noon. veniently located office ter, 56 Redwood Road. In four family house. service available; also modeling"— all types of $20,000 to $50,000 poten­ drafting dept. Artistic rated. Great for summer; lawn mowing. Call Bill- additions. Interior and In East Hartford. Hours ability, ability to print Seven rotfm, three bed­ Pool. Gas grills. Sun- Private driveway and en­ KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright tial. Call (refundable) 1- 9om-1pm, and 5pm-9pm. trance. On first floor. 633-4568 after 5pm. exterior, repair work. FOR SALE - Cow Manure 619-569-8304 Dept. CT104 neatly, able to follow di­ room colonial In country deck. CHFA qualified! Call today for interview, rections, able to work in­ setting. Foyer, fireplaced $45,.900.643-8649.643-6591', Walking distance to Main Free estimates. Reasona­ at the farm orwill deliver for your 1983 directory - OFFICE ble rates. Call Joe, 569- by the load or half loads. 24 hours. Mike Snelderman, 569- dependently. living room, formal din­ St. Nice and clean. $375 a 4990. American Frozen HighI SchooSchool education ing room, eat In kitchen, month. Call Ed or Dan, 7572. Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- tAW, NoNe OF it^ese Ace CLERK Food, Inc. required. Some draftini 649-2947, 646-9892 or 646- Painting/Papering 52 well St., Manchester, 643- APPLICATIONS NOW large first floor family t>RWeRS L-iceMSe! AmMlout IndtoWvUtonMMMeoM- or other technical school room. IVz baths, large 6009. 7405. Being accepted for work p M * rwpewlWWy tor loUi dwictf desirable. Lots/Land for Sole In meat processing plant. fcinclIonB ki our i»cii tarvMft oflco. SECRETARY - Good We offer salary com master bedroom, 2'h car tl^eVRe Alt moiaesoF shorthand and typing CO VEN TRY — newly PAINTING 8. PAPER RoofIng/SIdIng 54 FOR SALE — bale hay at Must have Class II driv­ wporvslon. h«ro typlM mensurate with ability garage. $84,900. 647-9374. A trtUe kifTenl skills a must..Diversified renovated three room the farm by the bale. ers license. Apply In per­ tidio « i d Mfiio tiporlonco. and experience. Full b^ VERY, VERY Smolj Hanging. Ceilings re­ ••••••••••••••••••••••a position. 40 hr. week with nefit package. apartment. Security and paired. References. Fully Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- Volkswagen introduces the all new 1983 Rabbit GTI. A son Bugnacki Special EieoUwH eompenf peld Iriiige bwi#. M AN C H EST ER — for piece of land on Bolton 8117 bbw pb io some overtime. Call Judy If interested, please references. Call 742-6858. well Street, Manchester. Meat Products, 50 Batson M l tn oddMon to IIM m n sale by owner. Six room Insured. Quality worki BIDWELL HOME Im­ sporty high-performance version of our best-selling car. Small InfB. t«n d rotumo ta 646- 2900. apply at our facility. Lake with private road. cape, three bedrooms, Martin Mattsson, even­ provement Company — With style and performance conceived on demanding Medium Drive, Buckland Indus­ 643-2880. EAST HARTFORO-One trial Park, Manchester. BOX W. c/i THE HEIUIO one both. Nice treed lot In ings 649-4331. Roofing, siding, altera­ European roads. A fuel-injected 1.8-liter overhead cam Lorge WORK FROM Your home area convenient to shop­ bedroom. Furnished or tion, additions. Same Pets 65 GEIBER SOENTIFIC Pim U C K engine and close ratio 5-speed sport transmission take the — I need five aggressive M l SraaSSL ping ondbuses. Includes: Placing an ad in Classified unfurnished. $275 plus se­ D.G. PETERSEN PAINT­ number for over 30 years. ••••••••••••••••••••••a A comfortable cover-up persons part time to help kitchen appliance, is easy. Just call 643-2711. curity. Adults only. 528- ING COMPANY — Inte­ 649-6495. GTI from 0-50 in 7.2 seconds. The fine-tuned suspension tabard or topper for those aoc M/r CELEBRITY CIPHER run my business. Call washer and dryer, wall to We’ll help you with the J039 after 4:30. rior Specialist. Custom FR EE to good home-3 and braking system provide excellent road handling in the busy days inside or gar­ 7-9pm, 646-0779. dening. Easy to sew. CtWirtty O filw (uyptogrinM a n craaud from quoutlona by fWTKWi pMpto. paM wall carpeting and drap­ wording of your ad. Wallpaper Hanging. In­ year old neutered male German engineering tradition. And the sporty styling is all and praaaM Each Mtar In tba dpliar ttandl foe anolbar. T o d t y t ckM : C agiWa V . HOUSECLEANING — eries. No agents please. MANCHETER-FIve surance Damage Ap­ cat. 643-5705. No. 8117 with Photo- excitement. Be part of the performance — test drive a Guide is in Sizes Small, RECEPTION IST/SECRE part time. Must haye awn Contact owner at 872- room duplex. $380 plus praisers. Workmanship Floorina 56 TARY — mature person transportation. Inquire 2998. utilities. No pets. Refer­ Guaranteed! 646-8467. AKC Registered Mini Rabbit GTI today. Medium or Large. Me­ “KMY LYVIF8 QLV8ZHVLYSKI V8Z to manage busy dental In person 487 North Main RMort Property jg ences. Security. Lease. long hair Dachshunds, 2 dium (12-14) . . . tabard, office In Vernon. Book­ 649-8220. 1 Vis yards 45-inch; topper, Street, Manchester MANCHESTER-Buckley ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAINTING AND PAPER black males; 1 female, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 3 yards. QLV8ZUMOTZLY8 QYK VTF8Q IF keeping and typing ne­ HANGING — ceilings re­ FLOORSANDING — red brindled. 228-0123. (below Cap'n Cork PocR- School areo-7 Room fully TO (H1DER, send^$2.00 for m h cessary. No Saturdays. expanded cape. The FLORIDA VACATIO'N - 3 ROOM - Heated apart­ paired. References, fully Floors like new. Special­ age Store). izing In older floors, natu­ N o ^ n g else is a Volkswagen. patteui, plus 509' for postage and EYTT 01 KMVK KMYA MVCY V Telephone 875-0520. home Is vinyl sided, has condo resort, 18 miles to ment. Stove and refriger­ Insured. Quality work. handring. new storm windows and Disney. Two bedrooms, ator. References and Martin Mattsson, even­ ral and stained floors. No A ntiques 68 8UE flURNEH MMI m M Tm i security. 649-9021. ings 649-4431. waxing anymore. John , MKiBili NiM UFRRF8 Y8YRA.” — IVR TYCY8IF8 RN OR LPN - 7am to 3pm includes 3 bedrooms on fully equipped, fishinb, # Verfallle, 646-5750. MM Ave. ot Amerfeat * the second floor, 2 full tennis, lake, pool, shuf- Haw Yerk. N.V. lOOM J-tA PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The trouble with telling others your Charge Nurse position 3 W ROOM baths, a 12X20 eat-ln tleboard, golf nearby. Arint Namt. Addiest with Zip problems is that eighty percent don't really care. And the other now available. Every APARTMENT- Private ANTIQUES AND COL­ country kitchen, formal Weekly from $277. 904- TEACHERS — exterior LECT IBLES — will pur­ CODE. Style Number and tlS. twenty percent are glad you have them." — Roger Moore other weekend. Please Anoiri Cad US-0401, 394-4091, Vacation Vil­ home. Heat, appliances. painting, no lob too TOLLAND COUNTY call Mrs. Gibbs, DNS at dining room, first floor Today Is a great day ... and chase outright or sell on New FASHIO N with spe> C lt«3b r«*.tnc TM R^ US PM « TMOn e IS S 3 by NEA, Inc. igs crtZMOSI lage, PO Box 951, Cldt- Working single adult small. Free estimates, EX IT 95 Off R O U T E 86 cial Grace Cole Collection 647- 9191. den, finished heated rec commission. House lot or room. $78,000. 643-7942. mont, F L 32711. only. No pets-chlldren. lowest prices. Call Jim Classified is a great way ... for larger sizes; plus 2 Telephone 643-2880. to sell something! single piece. Telephone ROUTE 83, VERNON 649-2638 289-3579 or Craig 289-5527, 644-8962. BONUS Coupons! I'rice .... $1.25.