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A A t . " FRAM Israel, Syria xcV' FILTER w o n ’t g o along : e \ e t o t ® with Saudi plan V \ y M o b il BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Presi­ mountaihs and only 3 miles from the Regular 4.99 to 17.99 dent Amin Gemayel agreed under palace. rebel pressure Friday to a peace plan The peace plan provides for the U nheard of savin gs! ^ AIR FILTERS that cancels the Israeli-Lebanese cancellation of the May 17 U.S- Every number In slocKI troop-withdrawal accord but needs the mediated accord between Lebanon and Save over $5.00 a case! unlikely support of Israel and Syria to Israel, which calls for normalization of Saves Gas succeed. relations in exchange of the withdrawal /lutDiite. $1.50 of Israeli troops from Lebanon. The Syria and Israel, both with veto agreement was conditional on the power over the plan, expressed simultaneous withdrawal of Syrian SPARK PLUGS opposition. Off! forces, something Damascus has " I am confident this initiative will rejected. lead to national reconciliation and the Syria and its Lebanese rebel allies ' STAHDARD withdrawal of foreign forces from our opposed the accord but Israel, with < country,” Gemayel said of the eight- jyiobjl 79 American backing, has insisted that it QUART point peace plan sponsored by Saudi Arabia. be implemented. Salem said Washing­ ton now understood the government’s Herald photo by Pinto 79i Regular 1.09 quart Regular 3.99 But, he added in an interview with dilemma. American television networks at the EACH The eight-point plan calls for the Regular 1.09 EACH presidential palace in suburban ' “I*'' 'iiiiiw '"III"'' OIL FILTERS simultaneous withdrawal of Israeli and No one hurt In rollover Every number In stocki Baabda, “ If this plan does not succeed, we will try another one.” Syrian troops who occupy most of RESISTOR Lebanon. Town firefighters wait for a tow truck after a rollover over. According to police. Miss Blynn was traveling More fighting was reported with OIL Over Salem conceded the "very daring” during rush hour Friday at Center and Parker east in the righthand lane when she was forced off Syrian-backed Druze militiamen shel­ agreement needed the approval of both f il t e r ling Lebanese army troops at the Shouf streets. Vernon resident Margaret Blynn wasn't hurt the road by another car. The second car did not stop t $ those countries and said it was a and was able to crawl out of her car after it hit an and police said they have no clues to the name of its 8 9 ( 18 $ 2.00 mountain town of Souk El Gharb, which package deal that required implemen­ EACH Regular 23.99 case guards the approaches to the capital. tation of all eight points together. embankment on the side of the road and flipped driver. Regular 1.19 EACH N o limit! The town is the army's last outpost “ In the realistic facts of Lebanese Off! outside Beirut. politics there are two powers that have Gemayel said he had not heard from veto power in the Lebanese situation either Israel or Syria, but " if I have to because they have forces and they may Economy leveled off as ’83 ended choose between the (Israeli-Lebanese refuse to withdraw those forces until /iim erlcan or liriporty com e to A D A P® , for the best autom otive values in C onnecticut! troop ' withdrawal) agreement and they are.satisfied,” Salem said. I national unity, for sure 1 prefer, I In Damascus, state-run Damascus WASHINGTON (U PI) - U.S. economic the current quarter to turn out better than The Commerce Department originally ■E X T D e-3 choose, national unity.” television pointed to a Syrian rejection growth leveled off in the final quarter of the final months of 1983. said growth in the gross national product MAINTENANCE FREE 1 U P T O Gemayel’s Druze Moslem and Shiite of the eight-point plan. 1983 to 4.9 percent because of the trade " I t is clear to us that the nation is set on a adjusted for inflation was 4.5 percent BATTERIES 3 2 » » TO sea nx/R wArcLKAm. Moslem foes had long called for "Amin Gemayel's proposals are an deficit, but the decline was less precipitous strong economic course for 1984,” White during the final three months of 1983, Delivers up to 350 cold With exchange cancellation of the treaty with Israel. obvious deception and constitute an than earlier estimates showed, the govern­ House spokesman Larry Speakes said. “ We compared with the previous quarter. In its cranking amps. Regular 44.95 4 9 5 4 7 % OFF But Druze leader Walid Jumbatt said implementation of the May 17 agree­ ment said Friday. are poised for economic expansion of the routine revision, based on recent statistics GALLON m k that irespective of the fate of the treaty, ment rather than abrogation of it,” the The latest economic report also demon­ Xjnd that puts people permanently back to on sales and the trade deficit, the 4288 5488 wposrcu) EACH BLADE OR mfg. 9UB0S lift Gemayel would have to resign for television quoted an official source as strated that a long awaited business work and sets the country on a proper department revised the final quarter GNP VMSHEP Ragular 1.39 ANT1-FREE2 PAIR OF REFILLS peace to return to Lebanon. saying. spending boom had finally occurred, economic course.” to 4.9 percent. , with exchange EXHAUST SYSTEM with exchange WINDSHIELD R tg u lir 3.95 As Foreign Minister Elie Salem Israel has also raised doubt it would setting a record-high level for investment in Jerry Jasinowski, chief economist of the Economists generally consider a 4 Regular 49.95 Regular 64.99 AMERICAN & IMPORT WASHER WINDSHIELD withdraw its forces in south Lebanon if - modernization and expansion. National Association of Manufacturers, percent pace for GNP, sustained over ■ e X ID E E D G E outlined the eight-point Saudi peace • E X iD E -a WIPER BLADES I plan, the sound of Lebanese army the May 17 treaty is canceled. A senior "It’s just fantastic,” senior Commerce said, "We are currently projecting growth several quarters, to be the ''break-even” MAINTENANCE FREE MAINTENANCE FREE PRE-MIX L IF E T IM E ° S m » ema. • winter formula, OR REFILLS^ artillery roared near the presidential official who asked not to be identified Department economist Theodore Torda in the 6 percent range for the first quarter. point above which the unemployment'rate BATTERIES BATTERIES Plus: 6 «t up to a WARRANTY said in Jerusalem abrogation of the said. "W e have a real boom on our hands.” The economy continues to grow stronger improves and below which it gets worse. Delivers up to 500 prolacta to -20°. palace. Delivers up to 650 $1 par pair rabata On all, yes, all components accord “ would free Israel from all its Many analysts, reviewing this week's even though growth in the fourth quarter of cold cranking amps. cold cranking ampt. direct from Anco Christian Phalange radio reported In dollars not adjusted for inflation, the, heavy shelling aimed dt troops at Souk commitments,” including withdrawal exceptionally strong reports on January 1983 was somewhat slower than expected nation's goods and services earned $3,310 due to a drop in net exports.” \ 4 tremendous Grand Opening Special E l Gharb, the last army post in the of its troops, under the treaty. sales, production and housing starts, expect trillion in all of 1983. SUPER VALUE GRAND OPENING 50% SPECIAL Cconocoj ^ 7 9 OFF DEALERS WELCOME! Storm Washington’s Birthday Regular 2.49 7 9 < &:zr| — OAUON 4 ^ 1 Monday, Feb. 20, is being observed at Evaryday loyv prica 13 0 Z . J E T Regular 1.59 fcoooc^ is moving east Washington's Birthday, although the actual Ragular3.79 N O L IM IT! ttasuwt _ 12 OZ. SPRAY 12 O Z . D O T* 3 3 4 8 8 .wm.fi«fi birthday is Wednesday, Feb. 22. ANTI-FREEZE ' G A S LINE Cl BRAKE FLUID Municipal officea: All town offices in Regular 69.95 1 1 By United Press International » r ANTI-FREEZE 49 Manchester, Andover, Bolton and Coventry will EACH 50% 2 TON HYDRAULIC be closed Monday. 1Ragular 1.0$ A vigorous winter storm Friday barreled through OFF F L O O R JA C K 12 O Z.PO U R Utah, leaving a foot and a half of snow behind, and State and tederal offices: All state and federal charged into Colorado. Residents along Illinois’ offices will be closed Monday. Do-lt-Vpurseifers and Prolessionals Vdlll IM itlhCOlinl ilullJ pdllli sloit; swollen Rock R iver kept a wary eye on the muddy Mall: Post offices will be closed Monday and Here’s our guarantee to you! Aisl«.*s and aisles of savinrjs! banks. there will be no home delivery of mail. Dense fog covered parts of the Mississippi Valley Schools: Public and parochial schools in and was blamed in a fatal Iowa traffic accident Manchester, Andover, Bolton and Coventry are Incredible discount prices everyday with savings An automotive supermarket like you’ve never Thursday. In Michigan, a man was killed when his car seen before! closed for midwinter recess and will reopen up to 50% . . . GUARANTEED! hit a patch of ice and skidded into a tree. Feb. 27. UP TO Winter storm warnings were posted over all of Librariss: The Mary Cheney and Whiton Cars, vans, light trucks, American or Foreign $10.00 OFF Over 17,000 square feet of the parts and Colorado and the northern third of New Mexico for 6 to REMANUFACTURED accessories you need mosti 12 inches of snow and 50-mph winds and storm Memorial libraries will be open regular hours we have the largest selection... GUARANTEED! today and will be closed Monday. The Booth CARBURETORS 10’s of thousands of Items In stock. watches were issued for parts of Nebraska, Kansas, Top quality brand names,... names you know/ 5 0 % Oklahoma and Texas. and Dimock Memorial Library in Coventry will Most domestic 4 ^ ^ C names you trust... GUARANTEED! Nearly 5,000 lifetime exhaust system components Six inches of snow blasted Monticello, Colo., in two be open today and closed Monday. The 1 BARRELS OFF hours as the storm moved east. Andover Public Library will be open from 7 to 9 MFO. Bugg Hit price | Up to 18 inches of snow hit the Utah mountains. The Freindly, courteous employees who care about with exchange Regular 49.95 7,000 cases of motor oil and anti-freeze p.m. on Monday. Bentley Memorial Library in Alta ski resort got fresh 16-inch snowcover and Bolton will be open regular hours today and on you and your automotive needs . . . F R O N T EN D Huge selection for both American & Import Tooele reported 12 inches before the storm charged Most domestic JB Ai 95 Monday from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. GUARANTEED! And that’s just the beginninglll on. Banlw Most banks will be open regular hours 2 BARRELS COMPONENTS Roads in Utah and Colorado were slick and with exchange Regular 64.95 Most U.S. cart A light trucks dangerous to travel. today and will be closed on Monday. Most domestic "W e're going to go to sleep for a couple of hours, let Ratellefs: Most stores and supermarkets will Warm In winter Ball Joints Idler Arms CHHJON the sun come out and let the people go to work,” be open Monday. Many stores have special ISAVE Cool In aummer 4 BARRELS # " Center Links Tie Rod Ends trucker George Webster during a stop in Salt Lake holiday sales scheduled this weekend. with exchange______Regular 89.95 a s City. Liquor Package stores and bars will be open 15-25% U.S. Highway 666 was blocked for two hours lOmiles on Monday. 3 4 8 8 north of Gallup, N.M., when at least eight Regutai S.9S Oarbaga: There will be regular pickup in tractor-trailer trucks jackknifed on the stick road. OFF EACH MANCHESTER Manchester and Bolton on Monday. The dump PAPERBACK 3 9 » » Officials briefly closed Little Cottonwood Canyon ^R u b b e r Queen Ragular S9.9S in Coventry will be open on Monday. The REPAIR A Ragular S9.9S near Salt Lake City while avalanche crews lobbed G EN U IN E Andover dump will be closed on Monday. 249 TUNE-UP AM-FM-MPX explosives at the mountainsides to bring down 7 * * -2 5 * * SHEEPSKIN GUIDES potential slides. The canyon was re-opened. Emargancy numbafs; In Manchester, emer­ Regular ».95 lo 14.95 CUSTOM FIT A U TO STOP SPENCER ST. In ilo ck for m o il “ Stay home,” was the advice Utah Highway Patrol gency phone numbers are highway, 647-3233; SEATCOVER popular Import, CASSETTE PLAYER Rubbsr or carpst Dispatcher Patty Coon gave motorists in the Salt Lake refuae, 647-3248; sewer and water, 647-3111. In lADAP at the end of Silver Lane and donwtUce. Othar atarao and apaakar asBorlsd colort City area. valuta on dtaolavl Bolton, civil preparedness, 649-8743. In across from Shop-Rite, Teton County, Wyo., authorities were investigating Coventry, town garage, 742-6588. OPEN: Call for In front of Kmart. the death of a skier caught in an avalanche Thursday Manchaator HaraM: The Herald will be ouuui SPECIAL OFFERI near Jackson. published as usual on Monday. casoaf M O TO R OIL MON-FRI7 am to 9 pm Pierre Muhime, 27, Jackson, Wyo., was skiing in an SATURDAYS 7 om to 6 pm price O FfN SUNDAYS quotes! 649-6371 avalanche path, Sheriff Roger Millward said. 9 am to 3 pm "He went down about 30 feet. The snow fractured GALLON Herak) photo by Tarquinlo Fononot chock* away and carried him down the slope some 300 yards Regular 12.99 Ga. 9 9 < with proper I.D. ^ We’re ea*y to findl through the trees. He sustained multiple,injuries from QUART A U T O B O D Y ‘The bargains are coming’ the debris and from the trees as he was carried down Inside Today Regular 1.45 quart FILLER the mountain.” Regular 3.99 The springlike temperatures that bathed the . 20 pages, 2 sections, 1 8 8 ’ ’ ’ ’ 10W40 G T X FAN BELTS After “riding" through the streets of The merchants hope to attract an army Midwest this week combined with rainfall to send 3 advertising supplements Reguler 199.95 24 quart case tale Ceeseky Manchester warning residents that the of people to Main Street with history­ streams and rivers over their banks. Advice...... 14 Obltuories...... 12 1,000 LB U T IL IT Y TR AILER priced at 22.99 East Hartford CAM Soma apaoM FOid bargains are coming, Main Street making low prices. The sale is being Residents along the Rock River Friday paid close Cldssitled...... 10-11 Ooinion... regular 27.99 ADAP® Is lust 3 miles from PAW A attention to the water. Com ics...... 19 Peopletalk...... Plui: FREE liniltrkn merchants regrouped at the Greater sponsored by the Downtown Merchants ...... 2 SAVE Ice jams caused some flooding in Rock Island Entertainment...... 17-18 Sports...... ff-10 Manchester Chamber of Commerce to Association. County Thursday and three families were evacuated Lotterv...... 2 Television prepare for today's Presidents Day sale. by boats. ■ ' Y u MANCHESTEH HERALD. Saturday. Kcb. 18. 1984 - .1 Z - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 18, 1984 Gary Hart scorns convention but stays in the center Manchester Hospital nurse .

HART'S POLITICAL SKILLS tp Hart on the Armed Services for a six-month moratorium on intimate knowledge of grass-roots In gets medic role By Tom Watson campaigning and returned home have ensured that he would have a Committee. "There are more licensing new nuclear plants fol­ Congressional Quarterly to Denver to begin laying plans to ■Vir- pulpit from which to preach. As effective horse-traders in the Se­ lowing the Three Mile Island New applicants sought run for the Senate in 1974. WASHINGTON — "W e now laee director of Sen. George McGov­ nate ... But he is an idealist." Nuclear Power Plant accident, but added to her Job ern's 1972 presidential campaign. never advocated abandoning nu­ The town will readvertise for applicants for the a stark choice between national After a narrow primary victory, Hart honed a talent for grass-roots H AR T IS PE RH A PS best known clear power. position of chief building inspector because only renewal or national decline," he ran against two-term incum­ two of the applicants passed the qualifying test Democratic Sen. Gary Hart organization that served him well as a leading proponent of change in Raised as a member of the Irem; Smith, an advanced staff nurse in the bent Sen. Peter Dominick with a for the post. Assistant Town Manager Steven ^ . in his initial election to the Senate U.S. defense policy. He has made Church of the Nazarene, Hart Emergency Department of Manchester Memorial shouted from the steps of his stale ready-made issue to exploit. He Werbner said Friday. in 1974 and his 1980 narrow the N avy's fondness for huge, graduated from Bethany Naza­ Hospital, as taken over from James Clark as training Capitol in Denver last February. harped on the incumbent's role as The post will be readvertised in the hope that re-election victory . multi-billion dollar aircraft carri­ rene College near Oklahoma City coordinator of the town’s Advanced Life Support "W e must preserve our enduring chairman of the Republican Sena­ the town will have more qualified applicants from He has consistently sought to ers the target of his military and later enrolled in "Yale Divinity program. ideals by replacing tired assump­ torial Campaign Committee, ac­ which to choose. bypass conventional liberal and reform efforts. School. Clark resigned, effective March 1, after disagree­ tions with new and fresh ideas. cusing Dominick of have “ laun­ conservative distinctions. "W haf 1 The post was vacated with the retirement of ments with the hospital administration over the In announcing his bid for the 1984 Nicknamed "Admiral Hart," he Frank Conti. have tried to do," he says, "is HIS BAPTISM in the world of dered" donations from a dairy emergency medical service. While neither Clark nor Democratic presidential nomina­ argues that the vulnerability of cooperative in 1972 and tunneling create third options between the politics came in 1960 as a volunteer Werbner said the town has just completed the hospital administration would give any details of tion, the Colorado senator was any one ship to enemy attack them to President Nixon's re- left and the right — in defense, in in Sen. John F. Kennedy's presi­ reviewing applications from about 65 pbople for the disagreements, it was understood that one of them echoing themes upon which he has makes a larger, more mobile fleet the position of director of planning. the environment, in the economy." dential campaign. election campaign. Hart won with involved whether the coordinator's position would built his congressional career, more desirable. 57 percent of the vote. He said that by early next week he hoped to fill painstakingly rethinking conven­ He delights in probing core remain a full-time job. assumptions, burying himself in On matters of environmental After graduating from Yale Law In 1980, GOP nominee Mary two vacancies for paramedic-firefighters. Clark, a nurse practitioner, had been devoting full tional wisdom, and feeding his Estill Buchanan tried to cast Hart colleagues a steady diet of propos­ legislative details often reserved policy. Hart generally has char­ Schi.ol, he went to work as a lawyer time to it since the start of the system in July. for staff members. tered a centrist course between in the Justice Department and as too liberal for Colorado. With A news release from the hospital says that Mrs. als on topics ranging from military Ronald Reagan rolling up a huge preparedness and environmental "G ary can't abide the slow environmental and business inter­ later as a special assistant to Smith has assumed "the additonal duties of EMS statewide plurality, Buchanan Church rejects day care policy to taxation and job creation. learner," says Sen. Alan Simpson, ests. As chairman of the National Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. coordinator,” indicating the position will no longer be came close. But Hart's grass-roots Hart’s affinity for puzzling out R-Wyo., who serves with Hart on Commission on Air Quality, he He met McGovern in 1969 and Center Congregational Church officials have considered full time by the hospital. strength in Denver was enough to "n ew " ideas has made him an the Environment and Public helped prepare a 1981 report that 1972 engineered the coalition of decided against letting a local woman set up a The service operates out of the central firehouse of / help him clinch a second term by interesting figure in the Senate, Works Committee. drew criticism from environmen­ liberais and anti,-war Democrats day-care center in space now used by Manchester the Town of Manchester Fire Department and the 19,000 votes. one with an image as the thinker's "H art is the furthest thing from a talists and industry spokesman that helped McGovern wrap up the Community College for the same purpose. paramedics are also firefighters, but medical GARY HART (Copyright 1983, Congressional alternative to politicians prone to wheeler-dealer," says Sen. J. aiike. nomination. Hart emerged from Claudia Claverie, who closed her home administration of the program is the responsibility of ... fresh ideas Quarterly Inc.) tired rhetoric. James Exon, D-Neb., who sits next In 1979 he unsuccessfully pushed the McGovern campaign with an day-care business in December and plans to open the hospital's Emergency Department. The depart­ a preschool in the United Pentecostal Church ment is administered by David Morgan, an meeting house this spring, had hoped to open a administrative assistant at the hospital who issued second center at the Congregational church. She the news release about Mrs. Smith's appointment. Herald photo by Tarqumio Weather had asked to use two rooms which will be vacated Morgan said Mrs. Smith has been involved with the by the MCC program after it moves to a new system since its inception through her work as Off duty this time Peopletalk chairwoman of the town’s Advisory Board of Health on-campus building. Friday morning, she said she was told that the and as a member of the Emergency Medical Services Manchester paramedics Jim Brown and her parents' Main Street home Thurs­ Today’s forecasts church property committee decided to retain the Council. Mike Mason paid a social visit to day. Watching as Mason changes Birthday almanac What people are saying Connecticut, Massachusetts and open space for storage. Mrs. Claverie had wanted A graduate of Hartford Hospital School of Nursing, Rhode Island: Chance of drizzle or to use the rooms to care for 48 children, 6 weeks Mrs. Smith holds an associate degree in science from week-old Melissa Marie Kenny, the first Melissa’s diaper, on the same bed where Feb. 19 — I.ee Marvin (1924-), the Hollywood "The scandal sheets have gone berserk. This is freezing drizzle Saturtfay morn­ through 3 years old. Manchester Community College and has received her baby the emergency medical services she was born, are Charlene and David Princess Di and Charles stuff." certification as an emergency room nurse through the actor who has been in films since the early 1950s, ing, then cloudy with a chance of "W e really want to find another church who's staff ever helped deliver in the field, at Kenny, her mother and father. usually in tough-guy roles. He won a 1965 0scaras — Chris Evert Lloyd, professional tennis afternoon showers. Highs 40 to 45. willing to accomodate us," Mrs. Claverie said. "1 Emergency Department Nurses Association. She best actor for his performance in “ Cat Ballou." player, on the English tabloid coverage of her Mostly cloudy Saturday night. sure wi^h I could find room for all those babies.” serves on the Board of directors of Evans House in Feb. 20 — Phil Esposito (1942-), the hockey trial separation with English tennis player John Lows 30 to 35. Mixed clouds and sun Glastonbury and is active in Manchester's Thanksgiv­ broadcaster and former star for the NHL Boston Lloyd. on Sunday. Highs 45 to 50. ing Day Road Race. MEA panel favors teacher prep, Bruins and New York Rangers. He led the NHLin Vermont: Cloudy and mild with The change from Clark to Mrs. Smith is one of two scoring five times and was twice named the "Violence is extremely beautiful.” a chance of showers Saturday. Panel discusses lawn plan the emergency service will undergo. Dr. Robert league's most valuable player. — Brian De Palma, director whose most recent Highs 40 to 45. Mild with areas of \h t Butterfield has retired as medical 'chairman of the The latest proposal for development of the Feb. 21 -- W.H. Auden (1907-1973), the poet and movie, “ Scarface,” was nearly rated X because fog Saturday night. Lows 25 to 35. Emergency Department, and will be replaced by Dr. opposes ‘master’ and other plans Cheney Great Lawn will be considered by the dramatist who captured the spirit of what he of its viplence. (Rol­ Thickening clouds Sunday. Highs Joel Reich, who will assume his duties May 1. Cheney National Landmark Historic District spring, council members rever.sed majority ol union representatives termed the “ age of anxiety” in post-World War I ling Stone) 40 to 45. Reich is now an attending physician at the George By Sarah E. Hall Commission when it meets at 4:30 p.m. March 1 in Herald Reporter Iheir vole. voted with her against it. England. He was awarded the 1948 PulitzerPrize Maine: Saturday showers likely Washington University Medical Center in Washing­ the Probate Court. Al issue was a change to a While the council members in poetry. "The Democratic south and cloudy north. Highs in ton, D.C. The commission has been opposed to all plans Representatives oi the Manches­ three-step eei tifieation process, in ultimately rejected all the propos­ Feb 22 — Julius Erving (19S0-), the basketball nominee must have the 30s and 40s. Saturday night At the last meeting of the EMS Council, on Feb. 10, for development of the lawn surrounding the ter public school teachers union which starling teachers would get als to change certification require­ star for the NBA Philadelphia 76ers, who joined the support of the light snow likely north and showers only hours after Clark's resignation became public, the team in 1976 after leading the rival ABA in activist wing of the Cheney family mansions on the ground that several council members praised him for his service. are backing state proposals that an iniliiil leaching certificate for ments, they strongly supported ending south. Lows in the 20s and \ historic integrity of the district requires that it would strengthen teacher prepara­ one or two years. Alter completion those which would improve and set scoring three times. He was the NBA's most party, because they 30s. Sunday light snow north and Fire Chief John Rivosa said he hoped Clark's valuable player in 1981. are the people who remain open space. tion programs, though they've ol the beginning teacher program, stricter entrance and graduation partly sunny south. Highs in the 30s replacement would take an active interest in the Continued cloudy, chance of showers Wesley C. Gryk and Michael B. Lynch, owners rejected those which would single teachers would gel a provisional requirements for teacher prepara­ Feb. 23 — W.E.B. DuBois (1968-1963), the civil do much of the ac­ and 40s. service and provide the medical expertise to critique rights leader and author who helped found the tual organizing. You of the property, have a proposal before the out "master teachers " and change certilicate, good lor up to eight tion programs. New Hampshire: Showers likely Continued cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers today. the work of the paramedics. Morgan responded that Planning and Zoning Commission that calls for years. They also backed increasing the National Association for the Advancement of know Ronald Rea­ Saturday. Highs in the 30s and low Highs 40 to 45. Light north winds. Mostly cloudy tonight with lows the hospital understood its obligation to assess the the certification process. Colored People and edited their magazine, gan is going to have construction of 18 condominium units on 4.4 acres At this week's meeting of the Teachers who had not attained a number of credits required for 40s. Saturday night showers end­ near 30. Sunday, variablecloudiness. Highs 45to 50. Today’s weather work in the field of the emergency crews. “ Crisis." from 1910 to 1932. his fundamentalist, of the central portion of the lawn. Manchester Education Associa­ ■prolessional certificate " al the high school graduation from 18 to ing. Lows in the 20s. Sunday partly picture was drawn by Frank Woodbury, 10, of 65 Foley St., a Feb. 24 — Chester Nimitz (1885-1963), the An earlier plan, rejected by the PZC, called for tion Representative Council MEA end ol that lime would have to 20, Manchester High School cur­ right-wing shock sunny. Highs in the upper 30s and fourth-grade student at Verplanck School. 26 condominiums. leave teaching, according to Tog­ rently fulls short of the proposed admiral who comtnanded U.S. naval forces in the troops behind him." 40s. President Peter B. Tognalli said Pacific during World War II. He directed the Chris Evert Lloyd — George Cun­ Calendars the master teacher proposal is too nalli. The prolessional certificate, requirements in math and science. battles of the Coral Sea and Midway, as well as ningham, chairman Extended outlook vague to be workable. He asked which would have to be renewed A proposal to require a 45-minule the landings on the Philippines, Iwo Jima and of George McGovern's campaign, who argues the No action on markers what master teachers would do, every live years, would be granted class period (rather than the Okinawa. Democratic party can’t win without the left. Extended outlook for New Eng­ how they would be chosen, and upon successlul completion of curr.cnt 40-minule one) in secon­ Feb. 25 — Enrico Caruso (1873-1921), the most (Mother Jones) land Monday through Wednesday: The Board of Directors declined to act this week Manchester whether parents would insist their three years of leaching and 30 dary schools was voted down, admired Italian operatic tenor of the early 20th Connecticut, Massachusetts and on giving permission to the Manchester Histori­ Monday children be put in a master teaching-related credits beyond a however. Ms. Don ot MHS said the century. He sang over 600 times at the " I ’m sure that one day one of you may have my Rhode Island: A chance of rain cal Society to mark buildings in town that are 50 Municipal offices closed teacher's class. He said there are bachelor s degree. extra five minutes wouldn't boost Metropolitan Opera from 1903 to 1920. job, this job. and I think the only thing we have to Monday. Fair Tuesday and Wed­ years old or older. Tuesday no answers. Now. teachers may receive a learning and would only create worry about is to be sure she’s a Republican.” nesday. Highs in the 40s Monday The buildings would be marked with the Planning and Zoning Commission business meet­ Earlier, the more than two dozen provisional certilicate which can problems. — President Reagan, speaking at a White and in the 30s by Wednesday. Lows permission of the owners. ing, 7 p.m., Lincoln Center Conference Room, members of the Represenlalive be renewed every live years or a Classes at MHS are already 4'3 House luncheon for elected Republican women in the 30s Monday night and in the Mayor Barbara Weinberg said she could see no Eighth Utilities District, 7 p.m.. District Firehouse. Council had voted overwhelmingly standard certificate which is good minutes long, making tor a 7-hour, Most Americans ‘Just ate’ from the Northeast. 20s by Wednesday night. reason why the society needed authorization from Building Committee, 7:30 p.m., Manchester High against the master teacher prop­ in the stale of Connecticut lor life. 29- minute day, Tognalli said. Any Vermont: Rain Monday. Highs the board. Director Stephen T. Cassano said that School. osal. There was no discussion Tognalli said. increase would mean a change in In a survey on American eating habits, an "To change tele­ in the 40s and lows in the 30s. Dry half the buildings in Manchester are more than 50 Human Relations Commission. 8 p.m., Lincoln before the vote. One teacher. Joyce Don ol the current teachers' contract, aiarming number of participants said they did not vision, I'd ask Lech and cooler Tuesday and Wednes­ years old. Center gold room. But the council members wa­ Manchester High School, charged which is based on a 7-hour, care about the quality of their food, they "just Walesa to come day. Highs in the 30s and lows in the His remark echoed the arguments heard when Wednesday vered on three of the certification that allowing alternate routes to 30- minute day. ate." over here and or­ 20s. former director John Lingard tried to get support Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park Committee, 3 proposals, which they at first voted initial and provisional certifica­ Union representatives also re­ The Epcot Poll conducted at Walt Disney World ganize things a little Maine and New Hampshire: from other board members for an ordinance that p.m. Lincoln Center conference room. to support. Neat' the end of the tion. as the stale Board of Educa­ jected a proposal to lengthen the in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., revealed that a full better. He'd shape Rain likely south and rain or snow would require an owner to delay destruction of a Democratic Town Committee, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln meeting, after Tognalli pointed out tion has also proposed, could lead school year for teachers from 180 third of the 15,000 people questioned ate without things up quickly." north Monday. Fair south and building or part of a building more than 50 years Center hearing room. that Manchester teachers had to teaching becoming a "dumping to 190 days, noting that the compensatory pay is not concern for nutrition. But among those who watch — John Candy, chance of flurries north Tuesday old to see if some means could be found to save it. Republican Lincoln Day Dinner, 7:30 p.m.. Army overwhelmingly rejected the same ground " lor people who have quit guaranteed. what they eat. nutrition was the main reason for comedian. (Pent­ and Wednesday. Lows upper 20s to The historical society supported the ordinance, and Navy Club. proposals in a poll taken last or retired from other careers. A 36 percent, while 20 percent tried merely to avoid house) low 30s Monday morning dropping but the directors did not pass it. At that time, Thursday overeating. into the teens and low 20s by some directors said the society should mark IRS aides, 6to8p.m., Lincoln Center hearing room. Concern ior proper nutrition increases as does "God ordained Wednesday morning. Highs 35 to 45 buildings they consider of historic significance Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m., Probate Court. EDC considers Red Rock l-park age, especially after the age of 65. Half the senior sex. And that is why Monday cooling to 25 to 35 Tuesday Satellite view before any ordinance is considered. Saturday sex is not just for the IRS aides, 9 a.m. to noon, Lincoln Center hearing citizens in this agebracket monitored theirintake and Wednesday. Commerce Department photo taken at 1:30 p.m. EST Friday shows A new industrial park am usement of room. If the EDC endorses the location. It is bounded on One, owned by William for nutrition. As expected, medical restrictions clouds stretching across the northern tier of states from a storm location al the Red Rock playboys.” idea, the town will apply the south by the interstate Thornton, has been cut up were highest in this group but amounted to only 9 center In the Atlantic between Bermuda and Nova Scotia through Country Club on Slater percent anyway. — Billy Graham, Borrowing bill planned Andover to the slate for permission highway. It lies near the somewhat, Weiss said, by Ronald Reagan *"■ OUa'Ihf another storm center along the Wyoming-Montana border. Snow is Street north ot Inlerstule to design a preliminary The.study also showed that while women were evangelist, on the town’s Buckland Indus­ the path of the proposed The state Department of Envir­ falling In the west while drizzle predominates in the east. Texas has Sen. Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, has arranged No meetings scheduled. 86 will be considered by plan (or the park, General significantly more nutrition conscious than men, sanctity of marriage. (Forum) trial Park, but does not Interstate 291. onmental Protection forecast good partly cloudy skies while the skies are fair across the south and alono the introduction of a bill in the Legislature that the Economic Develop­ they are only slightly more sensitive to the Manager Robert Weiss abut it. air quality levels across Connecti­ the West coast. ” would clear the way for Manchester to borrow ment Commission March problem of overeating. "1 cannot comprehend the meanness of it all.” Bolton said Friday. Weiss said lour other Only a few lots remain cut for the weekend and reported money for water improvement with special 1. — Yoko Ono, widow of John Lennon, on He said the stale will sites (or an added indus­ in Buckland Industrial good conditions statewide for assessments for improvements as one security Tuesday ' The golf course is owned exploitation and harassment that fallowed 1980 finance the preliminary trial park had been Park, mostly not choice Friday. for loans. Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. by Parkway Corp. and, murder of the farmer Beatle. (Playboy) plan if it approves the considered. lots. SEATTLE The bill was raised by the Finance Committee. Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. from maps in the office of Zinsser sought to introduce it directly with Reps. Board of Health, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. the town assessor, ap­ Glimpses "W e’re all eccentrics. We’re nine prima Weather radio Z I N O /'I donnas.” MINNEAPOLIS BOSTON Elsie Swensson, R-Manchester, and James pears to include about 80 Edwin Newman, who recently retired after 32 The National Weather Service M' McCavanagh, D-Manchester, as co-sponsors. He acres ot land. — Harry Blackman, a Supreme Court justice, Coventry years us an NBC News correspondent, will host broadcasts 24-hour continuous was unable to do so because in this session only the ,.Feb. 25 edition of NBC's "Saturday Night on his colleagues. (Tim e) weather information on 162.475 ,NEW YORK Tuesday committees can intoduce bills that are not Special Town Meeting to vote on qompactor Live." mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in directly related to the state budget. ASTROLOGY New London and 162.40 mHz in 30.00 purchase. Town Office Building board room, 7 p.m. t * Britain's Prince Andrew will be guest ol honor SAN FRANCISCO The bill was requested by the town’s bond at an April lund-raising dinner in Los Angeles for Meriden. Town Council, Town Office Building board room, : READINGS : counsel, Updike, Kelly & Spellacy, to correct a 7:30 p.m. the British Olympic team, with Michael Caine FAIR 4 ST MSS. lOlA X- K. defect in the statutes. Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office Building heading the entertainment program and tickets Now you know LOS ANGELES General Manager Robert B. Weiss said the ranging Irom $500 to $1,000. planning office, 7:30 p.m. 1 ADVICE ON A ll PROBLEMS t Woodpeckers do not get headaches because town has authority to borrow against special FOn APPOINTMENT CALL 3$ Youth Specialty Shop HIGHEST Thursday Nancy Marchand and Harry Hamlin will begin their brains are tightly packed with very little Lottery DALLAS assessments for sewers but not for water 3$ 643-6686 3$ TEMPERATURES Board of Education, Coventry High School Broadway preview performances of the new improvements. The Finance Committee bill y i. IN MANCHESTER jf 7 5 7 Main St. Downtown Manchester surrounding fluid, making it difficult for shock to 50^ 32 teachers’ room, 7:30 p.m. 2 OPEN DAILY 9AM-10PM ^ production ol Clilford Odets' "Awake and Sing" ’^ ^ A R IV IJ J ew be transmitted. MIAMI would correct that flaw in existing legislation. Women, Infants and Children, Town Office Building '/i price with this ad . in New York on Friday. 29.7t\( ORLEANS 4 4 board room, 1 to 2 p.m. ^ PRESIDENTS SALE ^ Leslie Caron will star in the national touring The real name of actor Peter Lorre, who was Connecticut daily ^ _ LiOtNO . company of the Rodgers and Hart revival, "On born in 1904 and died in 1964, was Laszio FINAL REDUCTIONS!! Your Toes. " Lowenstein. Friday: 235 ■ .Iswow (One Day Only — Saturday. Feb. 18th) ^ AIR Play Four: 0917 70 [;T //'-|showiws flow ONE DAY ONLY UPI WEATHER POTOCAST \ Group of Discontinued Weekly Lotto sat.. FEB. 18th PREP SLACKS & JEANS 40-50% OFFI 2. 4. 12. 21, 22. 34 Wild 25 "-30" Boyi-GIrli National forecast Sizes 8-12 6L0VES-MITTEN8-HATS Almanac Other numbers drawn Friday in Today, snow Is expected in the Central Plains Region, changing to fVtood^ Regulir and Slims New England: 'Cokxiial')^lla$e tfaluea to $20. GIrla-Bsvi rain over the Middle Mississippi'Valley, and the Ohio Valley. ENLARGEMENTS VELDUR SHIRTS Rhode Island daily: 6675. “ 4-47 Maximum temperatures will Include: Atlanta 72, Boston 44, Chicago Lait Chinee tor Pre-Conttructlon Pricat *3.00 each Sizes 2-14 In 1930, the distant planet Pluto 1911, actor Lee Marvin in 1924 and Jackpot” numbers: 09-39-18-29. 43, Cleveland 46, Dallas 64, Denver 34, Duluth 36, Houston 79, was discovered in photographs Britain’s Prince Andrew in 1960. New Hampshire daily: 8778. T h e mid-sixties still buys a lot.______Group of Today, Feb. 18 Jacksonville 73, Kansas City 45, Little Rock 70, Los Angeles 66, Miami GIRLS JERSEYS taken a month earlier by astrono­ On this date in history: New Hampshire weekly: 88807 A plannad 30 acre community of Colonial charm only 15 HUSKY SLAiTkS-JEANS Sizes 2-14 Today is Saturday, Feb. 18, the mer Ciyde Tombaugh at the Lovell In 1878, Thomas Edison patented Green. Sa Minneapolis 38, New Orleans 73, New York 47, Phoenix 65, San minutes from Hartford. Your own private lot on town main­ Wall! 27-36" tained roads, priced from the mid-60's. BOYS JERSEYS 49th day of 1984 with 317 to follow. Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. the first gramophone. Maine daily: 167. Francisco 58, St. Louis 48 and-Washington D.C. 81. 5x7 ».99 Valuai to IIB.S0 Sizes 2-20 The Nathan Hale CoHage: offering one floor living. 2 bed The moon is full. In 1980, Pierre Elliot Trudeau In 1922, vaudeville star Ed Wynn Vermont daily: 462. rooms. Oversized attached garage. Attic storage. Microwave *3.00 each The morning stars are Mercury, and the Liberal parly were re­ became the first big name in show Massachusetts daily: 1804. oven Now $65,900 — PhM« II $6t,900 GIRLS SKIRTS 5 Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, turned to power in Canada. business to sign for a regular radio The Nantucket Cepe: offering two floor living. 1,2 or 3 bed- n.gg Group of Boys DRESSES rooma. Attic storage. Double French doors to patio. Over­ BxlO There is no evening star. A thought for the day: Thomas show. Long/Short Slaave A $650,000 bite Manchester Herald sized attached garage. Now $73,900 — flHM N I7&IOO Those born on this date are under Jefferson said, " I hold... that a DRESS SHIRTS BOYS a PREP 2 Pc.53 Pc. In 1945, U.S. Marines landed on The Williamsburg Colonial: offering two floor living. 2 or 3 DRESS SUITS by the sign of Aquarius. They include iittle rebellion now and then is a NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) - A Sizes 4-20 the island of Iwo Jima, opening one Richard M. Diamond, Publisher bedrooms. 1 or 2 car garage. Double French doora to deck. Values up to $10. Chlpt-fwlDs Mary Tudor, Queen of England, in good thing, and as necessary in the of the bloodiest battles in the woman who had the tip of her nose Some walkout basements. I7 B J 0 0 O ffe r good on Sizes B-20 1516, Italian physicist Alessandro political world as storms in the Pacific during World War II. bitten off during an assault has Competitive financing by one o l the area's leading lenders, *3.00 each Heritage Mortgage Co., a eubsidlary of Heritage Savinga. Volta, who investigated electrical physical.” In 1982, the Delorean Motor won 1650,000 in dam ages.. USP6 327-500 VOL. cm, No. 120 35mm color negatives phenomena, in 1745, American Joann Webb, 32, won the award Take 1-85 exit B4, left on Rt. 30, right on Taylor St., right on W. C0AT8-8N0W8UIT8 Company went into receivership in Vernon St., left on Lydell St. JACKETS phiianthropist George Peabody in from John C. Wright and John R. ..eubllshMi dolly •xctpt oxetpt Sunday Suggested carrier rates are si in LEVI VESTS Northern Ireland following British and csrtoln holidays by' th#t Man- From Vernon, take Lake St. to Lydall. Inisnl Slzit 0-24 moa 1795, Republican politician Wen­ Wright, owners of the Lake Wright *®''“09 month, S15J5 (Cords a Oenlmt) Sunday, Feb. 19 government refusal of further .choitor. ------. Publlthine Co., 16 ,6Bralnard1 Preoonetnictlon prices alill In effect. Modflf 0p#l1 Toddler SIzn 2-4 Motel. Ms. Webb charged the men Plact, Manchester, Conn. 06040. for three months, 130.70 tor six Values up to $13. dell Wilkie in 1892, actor George financing. months and 161.40for one year, Moll 11a m * 5pm Dally. only at... Soya Slzii 4-20 provided inadequate security at Second class postoae paid of Mon- *3.00 each Glrli SIzn 4-14 Kennedy in 1926 and actresses Kim Sunday, Feb. 19, is the 50th day of In 1983, 13 people were gunned chsster. Conn. POSTMASTER: rates ore available on reouest. For lufther Information calf Manchester 543-2111 or Novak in 1933 and Cybill Shepherd the hotel. e43-6«34. 1984 with 316 to follow. down in a gambling club in Send address chonoes to the Man­ To place a classified or dlsplav in 1950. The moon is moving toward its The end of her nose was bitten off chester Herald, P.O. Box »1 , LOOKI 30% OFFII Seattle’s Chinatown. Two Chinese Manchester, Conn. 0 ^ . advertisement, or to report a mmt On this date in history: last quarter. by a man who forced his way into Ovarallt and Ovarall Salt 0-24 moa., 2-4 toddlar immigrants were arrested. 64>27t1. Onict hours are 1:30 a.m In 1861, Jefferson Davis was The morning stars are Mercury, her car when she returned from the To subscribe, or to report a the Salem nassiff camera shop Bays FJa tizat 4-20 A thought for the day: British to 5 o.m. Monday through Friday.' GIrli FJt tizai 4-14 sworn into office as President of Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. motel lobby in October 1980. M very problem, coll 647-9946. physician Sir William Osier said, Office hours ore 6:30 o.m. to 5:30 639 main manchester Boyt Flannat Shirts sizsa 4-20 the Confederate States of America There is no evening star. “ The philosophies of one age have She has undergone four opera­ p.m. Monday through Friday and? ■The Manchester Herald is a at Montgomery, Alabama. Those born on this date are under become the absurdities of the next, tions and must have four more, to. 10 p.m. Saturday. Oellvery *FREE Mini Chsrry Traaa to flrat IS cuatomsra to maka purchoaa on 2-1S-84 In 1865, after a long siege, the sign of Pisces. They include and the foolishness of yesterday physicians said. Ms. Webb's medi­ should be mode by $ p.m. Monday through Friday and by 7:M a.m. CI??ulSflons.’ '’* 6 4 3 -7 3 6 9 Charieston, South Carolina, was famed British actor David Garrick has become the wisdom of cal hills are expected to total iSaturday. CASH — VISA - MASTERCARD captured by Union naval forces. in 1717, actress Merle Oberon in tomorrow." $45,000. L__.__. .. 1...... MANCHESTER tlERALl). Siiliirdiiy, Kfh IH, 1984 -

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"It Appropriations, 1:30 p.m.. discuss the Feb. 25 State- national plebiscite on designate the administrators who arily) by the strictly extra­ from Derby serving a 10-year prison term in Room 310; General Low, 2 Locol Action Conference. June 2, 1946. Here, Tucker posed first authorized the Marines to stay wouldn’t surprise m e,” he said. are to carry them out, and obtain constitutional technique of ap­ Maine for attempted murder has been sentenced p.m.. Room 419. U.S. Commerce Secretary in Lebanon for 18 months, the Public bearings Malcolm Baldrlge Is the with his owner be­ from Congress the necessary ap­ pointing a bipartisan commission to three years for embezzling more than $16,500 Environment, 9:30 o.m.. featured speaker at the Lin­ Democrats in Congress were pre^ COSTLY BLUNDER: The down­ A BAR OF toilet SOOD fore he was sent­ propriations. The party “ out of to hammer out a set of recommen­ from a Fairfield gas station. Room 418; Transportation, 1 coln Dov Dinner beginning at paring to call on Mr. Reagan to pull ing of two Navy Jets over Lebanon Superior Court Judge L. Scott Melville p.m.. Room 4'A. 7:30 p.m. at the Army and placed In suitcases will enced to'death. power” is entitled, and indeed dations. It took a similar commis­ Other events Navy Club, Main Street, keep them smelling ni­ them out at once, when the last December resulted in the Thursday said the sentence Imposed on Michael expected, to oppose his policies, sion to save the MX missile. These The task force to .study Manchester. ce...and may come In deterioration of the situation in death of one crewman and the J. Conley, 36, in Connecticut would run selt-pav rates In nursing UP! photo look critically on his appointments were acts of high statesmanship — homes releases Its recom­ THURSDAY, FEB. 23 handy next time you go Beirut inspired the House leader­ capture of Lt. Robert Goodman Jr. consecutivdly with the prison term in Maine. and resist appropriations aimed at but also declarations of pro tanto mendations at a 10 a.m. news Committee meetings on a yacatlon trip. ship to hold off and ‘ ‘let him stew in The official Pentagon version of Conley, who has appeared in nightclubs around conference liTRoom 313at the General Law, 10 a.m.. Boost your yacatlon effectuaing his programs — again, bankruptcy, so far as concerns his own juice.” the Northeast, pleaded guilty to one count of Capitol. Room 4Vi; Planning and &l««3byNflA the raid on Syrian guns east of budget by selling Idle within reason. Am erica’s orthodox but divided flrst-degree larceny. He was charged in May 1982 Arthur House of East Development, 10 o.m.. Room That may be smart politics, but Beirut holds that it was well Granby announces his candi­ 419; Education, 1l a.m.. items around your But consider what has happened in a warrant with taking funds from a Fairfield dacy for the Democratic ‘7 know JUST how Burt Reynolds FEELS. / want (and therefore paralyzed) political it is hurting America. If the voters Room 408; Labor and Public home for cash. Place recently. Of the 19 Congresses planned and executed, and that the service station where he worked as manager. nomination (or Congress In Employees, 12:30 p.m.. Se­ to be taken seriously, too. ” processes. want Reagan, in heaven’s name the 8th District at 10:15 a.m. nate Chamber; Environ­ an ad In classified to elected since the end of World War The situation is even worse in the losses were unavoidable and at the Holiday Inn, New ment, 1 p.m.. Room 418. find a cash buyer. give him a Congress that does, too. acceptable. .7, I it A. T X

H - Manchester herald, suturduv. Feb. i8, i9S4 ' MANCHESTER HERALD. Suturday, Feb. 18. 1984 Manche^er 68 MHS giris 43 East Cath. 69 Cromwell 71 SPORTS Fermi 59 Fermi girts 29 Xavier 67 Bolton 48 ■ W : ‘ Plenty of news for all

Welcome to the world of bowling. This is the first in a series of bi-weekly columns designed to keep you informed of local, state and national Reserves pick up slack in Manchester victory bowling news, as well as reports from the Professional Bowlers’ Association. Bowler’s Best wishes go to the new manager of from the charity stripe to Stay E N FIELD — When a player is The top four clubs qualify lor the one quarter but moved into a 33-30 Woolbright, drawing his first defense and didn't-foul as much," Brunswick Parkade Lanes, Sam Weiss. He is a close, until the end. World missing and another is bothered by CCIL Playoff slated Feb. 28 and halftime lead with 6-4 senior start, had eight important points Pearson said. personable young man from Philadelphia who Manchester’s next action is a nagging injury, it's iiriportant March 2. co-captain Ken Willis netting 11 for Manchester. He was starting in Greg Turner, who helped Willis has a tough task replacing Bernie Giovino, who John Jenkins Tuesday night on the road at that others pick up the slack. ■'Were in the driver's scut," second-period points. Willis, who place of the 6-8 Spano, who has in the scoring department early, ran a very successful establishment for Bruns­ Wethersfield High. It concludes Manchester High got that Friday Manchester coach Doug Pearson finished with a team-high 22 points, been bothered all season by a netted 14 and Janenda had 11 wick for more than 20 years. Stop in and say hello the regular season at home Friday night here. talked about the fourth place added seven markers in the third , tender ankle, according to Pear­ taking Petersen's starting spot. to the new manager. night at Clarke Arena against The Indians, without guard Chris sizeup. "We control our own quarter as the Indians extended son. Spano, nevertheless, did have Fermi, working the ball inside well K i'ii The Central Connecticut Bowling Association is Windham High. Petersen, out with a knee injury destiny." their lead to 50-44. seven points and grabbed a game- to Walt Babut, saw their leading presently running its annual tournament. This suffered Tuesday, and with start­ Pearson was impressed by his high 12 rebounds to lead the scorer pump in a game-high 23 year, it is being hosted by Bill Walko and his staff Bidweli Home Improvement improved on its M ANCHESTER (68) - Janenda ing center Brian Spano on the team's ability to beat a club like "W e look control at the end of the Indians to a 37-27 edge in that points. ' at Earl Anthony's Bloomfield Bowling Center. first-place standing by taking three games and 3 5-611, Turner 6 2-414, Willis 102-4 bench with a tender ankle, got big Fermi. "I'd have to say they third quarter and start of the department. The 1984 version has 186 teams as well as 256 tying one against the second-place team, CJ's 22, Spano 3 1-2 7, Anselmo 2 0-0 4, contributions from John Janenda played us the best of everyone fourth quarter," Pearson said. The "Down the stretch we made "It was a very good game, a doubles, 512 singles and 430 ail-events. The Giant Grinders. Dick Murphy led the way with Harris 1 0-0 2, Woolbright 2 4-4 8. and Davey Woolbright as they other than maybe the first Hall lOlh-year Indian coach said the key most of our foul shots," Pearson hard-fought contest. I thought they tournament runs through Sunday. The leaders 258-670. John Myers had 247-640, and Pete Totals 27 14-20 68. cooled off Fermi High, 68-59, in a game. Fermi is a real good was his team's ability to hold the cited, noting the Indians were did a good job getting the ball into after the second weekend are: Scratch division — Beaudry scored 221-232-638. Also in the league. A1 battle for fourth place in the CCIL. basketball team and we had to play basketball the final 3Vi minutes. lO-for-13 in the final stanza. Babut," Pearson said. FERMI (59) — LeBlanc 0 0-0 0, team- Slipski number one (3078), singles- George Senna tossed 256-628. Bidweli now leads by five a good game to beat them. That's "W e held the ball and John Fermi was able to stay close Don Webb added 14 points for Johnson 0 0-0 0, Shovak 0 3-4 3, Villa (704), doubles- John Myers and Butch games. Manchester, winners of five what really satisfies m e," added Janedna was five-for-six from the through the first half thanks to Fermi. John Morin collected the $100 first prize in the Blazer 2 0-1 4, Babut 9 5-8 23, Paternostro, all-events- Bob Frazier (1965). straight, goes to 10-6 in the league, Pearson, who saw his cagers climb foul line and also scored a basket excessive Manchester fouling. Manchester had a fine shooting No-Tap Tournament at Parkade Lanes last Michaud 0 2-2 2, Spanswick 2 4-4 8, Handicap division — team- DelGreco Agency all alone in fourth. Fermi, which to 11-6 overall. Manchester beat on a steal. And Davey Woolbright "They got most of their points from night, going 27-for-52 from the Webb 6 2-5 14, Timion 13-8 5. Totals (3397), singles- G e o rp Villa (776), doubles-Steve weekend. In a no-tap tournament, you gel credit had won four in a row, drops to fifth Fermi the first time around, 40-38. hit all four of his foul shots in the the foul line the first half. The floor. Fermi was 20-for-53 from the for a strike if you get a nine drop on your first ball. 20 19-32 59. Nesko and John Maiorca (1426), all-events- Red place at 9-7. Manchester trailed 17-16 after final quarler, " Pearson continued. second half we played better field. The Falcons were 19-for-32 Raulston (2138). Morin shot games of 275-223-230 and added his 156 The ■ Connecticut State Tournament entry handicap for an 884 total. Ray Pointer finished blanks are available at local centers. Entries are second with 830, worth $75. Claudette Mertens open until March 7. This year’s tournament will captured the women’s division over Judy Ann be at Saybrook Bowl in Old Saybrook. Tourna­ Soucy by one pin for the $91 first-place money. East hot at right time, ments are enjoyable and competitive. Go have Mertens’ scores were 210-209-202, plus 159 for 780. some fun with your friends. Recently, the juniors at Parkade had their annual The Professional Bowlers' Association's winter "I Beat My Coach" tournament. Twenty-four tour is under way. Six weeks have produced six bowlers collected awards for besting their different winners, the latest being ABC comment­ coaches’ three-game totals. hold off Xavier at end ator Nelson Burton Jr. It was the 18th PBA title Weiss reports several tournaments coming up for the American Bowling Congress and PBA Hall at the Parkade. The Manchester Town Tourna­ of Famer. In the process, he set a TV record of ment is being reinstated after a two-year absence. There will be four divisions consistingof 8 1050 for four games. He rolled games of 278, 279, South Catholic tor a berth in the East won the game at the free UPI photo By Rich Cdhill 257 and 236 to defeat Paul Gibson, Marshall men's scratch, men's and women’s handicap and HCC championship game. St. Paul throw line, hitting 21-of-27 shots, Herald Sports Writer Canada's Pat Flatley (rear) collides with Soviets blanked Team Canada, 4-0, and Holman, Pete Couture of Windsor Locks and Pete juniors' handicap. There will be a Brunswick is 4-5 in conference play and meets while the Falcons were able to Vassily Pervdukhin of the USSR in will meet Czechoslovakia for the gold Weber. Couture's tough breaks continue to haunt doubles tournament run on the same idea as the Aquinas Tuesday night. Even if the convert only 5-of-l5. East also shot If you're only going to gel hot him. He had considered taking some time off National Team Tournament. A $1000 first prize Falcons lose, they'll gel the HCC 57 percent from the field. In Olympic medal round game Friday. The medal. once during a season, you might as because he was having trouble carrying on solid will be offered to the top duo in each region. berth on the basis of a regular Tuesday's win over Bulkeley, East well make it at the end. pocket hits. /\fter changing his mind and going to Information on these will be announced. The season victory over South. shot nearly 70 percent. That's the way East Catholic St. Louis for the tournament, he averaged 223 for weekend of Feb. 25 and 26 will offer a five-person "They obviously were a little "You can’t ask for more than we coach Jim Penders feels about this the week, higher than anyone else. tournament at the Parkade. Squad times are hungrier tonight than we were, " are doing offensively," Penders season, which look a turn for the By the way, the pros will be at Bradley Bowl Saturday at 1 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. The cost better nine games ago and has Penders said in reference to said, "I'm not pleased with our U.S. won’t remember from April 8-14. The date of the pro-am will be is $30 per team. March 17 and 18 will be Scotch Xavier's need tor a victory; Thai defense at this point; our offense is continued to improve since then. Sunday, April 8. Pick up entries at Bradley Bowl Doubles weekend. Details are available at the showed in the first period, w hen the cari"ying our defense." The Eagles won their eighth in the or Vernon Lanes or contact your local center to bowling alley. Falcons shol lO-lor-14 from the Before the season began, the last nine games Friday night, \ see if they have entry blanks. If you have any bowling news from the field and took a 20-14 lead. Eagles were regarded by some as when they hung on for a 69-67 The premier men’s league in this area is the Manchester area which you believe deserves victory over visiting Xavier High East came back to take a 33-28 a strong contender for a stale Olympic Games fondly Steak Club Classic at Bradley Bowl on Friday speciai notice, leave the information at the desks lead at the half and a 46-40 championship. They began the of Middletown. nights. Last week, high scores were rolled by of Parkade Lanes or Holiday Lanes. I can be advantage alter three quarters, season as though they would not Jack Padegenis (703), Marcel Lessard (682), reached at 649-0819 or at the Parkade Lanes at The Eagles held a 12-point lead Midway through the tinal period, even make the tournament, but ada 4-0 Friday night after Czechos­ By Martin Lader John Myers (267-668) and Rich Garner (659). To 643-1507. Please leave a message if I am not there, midway through the final period, the lead had increased to 59-47. have played well since the mid- lovakia beat Sweden 2-0, with the UPI Sports Writer date, the league has had five 300 games. Mike Nai and I will get back to you. and then held on in the face of an East committed three consecu­ season mark. two winners advancing to Sunday has two, and Gary Morgan, Steve Kass and Go out and enjoy the most widely participated Xavier comeback. Senior Chris tive turnovers at that point, and "W ere playing a lot more afternoon's championship match SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia — Des­ Lessard each have one. Ted Kone has high triple sport in the United States. Good luck and good Brunone, who was East's leading Xavier's Mike Kohs responded unselfishly," Penders said of the in ice hockey. pite the euphoria created by twice with 823, while Kass rolled an 821. Morgan leads bowling. scorer with 20 points, hit four free with baskets each time to cut the turnaround. "W e're playing a lot Meantime, the defending cham­ striking for gold on the hills of the average parade with 232; Tim Cornelio is at throws in the final minute to clinch East lead to 59-55. The teams more to win as a team rather than pion United States closed out its Sarajevo, the United States will 226, and John Myers is at 225. Editor’s Note: John Jenkins is a member of the the win. traded baskets for the next minute- as individuals." disappointing effort by salvaging have little reason to think fondly of The top league at Parkade Lanes is the Joe Central Connecticut Bowling Association. He will After losses in seven of their first and-a-half, until the Falcons' Todd "This is what you point for," he seventh place with a 7-4 victory the 14th Winter Olympic Games. LaVae Industrial League on Thursday nights. be writing a bi-weekly column Saturdays. 10 games, the Eagles have an 11-8 Tremaglio scored to cut East's said. "This time of year you want Entering the final weekend of over Poland. Scott Bjugstad record going into Tuesday 's season lead to 63-61 with two minutes to be playing your best ball, and we scored two goals for the Ameri­ Herald photo by Pinto competition, the United States has finale at Windsor. East has a remaining. Xavier could not lie the are, " only five medals from 31 events. cans, who wound up with a 2-2-2 record of 7-3 in the Hartford County F game, however, as East iced the Fermi High’s Lisa Garcia tries to control and Heather Hohenthal try to pry ball Not since 1936, when the Games record. Conference, and will play St. game on Brunone's tour free X AV IE R (67) — B. Brown 8 1-6 the basketball as she finds herself loose. Manchester wjon, 43-29, to were staged in Garmisch- With eight events remaining, the Thomas Aquinas in the first round throw s and a layup by Jim Dargati Sports in Brief 17, Muzio 6 2-5 14, M, Kohs 9 2-2 20, caught in heavyu traffic in the lane. Partenkirchen, Germany, has the Soviet Union leads in total medals Three in lead of the conference playoffs on Feb. on a nice lead pass Irom Joe Smith. Malloy 10-02, Tremaglio 6 0-012, T. maintain its hopes of qualifying for the United States come away with with 21 to 19 for East Germany. 29 at the University of Hartford. In addition to Brunone's 20 Kohs 1 0-2 2, J. Brown 0 0-0 0, Manchester’s Michelle Morianos (33) state tournament. fewer than seve.n medals. However, the East Germans have Bosox sign Mike Brown Xavier, 4-6 in.the conference and points, East received 17 from Stenger 0 0-0 0. Totals 31 5-15 67. Given one certain medal in seven gold, three m6re than the 7-11 overall, needed a win against Smith and 14 Irom Dargati. Smith USSR. BOSTON — Right-handed pitcher Mike Brown at L.A. Open EAST CATHOLIC (69) - Perno women’s figure skating Saturday East to have a shot at fourth place had an excellent all-around game, 0 0-0 0, Dargati 6 2-3 14. Theriault 3 Scholastic basketball roundup night, courtesy of Rosalynn The United States has three gold agreed Friday to a one-year contract with the in the conference and a playoff w ith six rebounds and four assists. 2-3 8, Smith 5 7-9 17, Brunone 7 6-6 Sumners, the Americans are virtu- Sarajevo '84 along with Norway and Sweden. Boston Red Sox, and veteran right-hander Rich berth. Instead, St. Paul will finish Kohs led Xavier with 20. Bill 20, Galligan 3 4-5 10, MePadden 0 'ally assured a sixth medal. But East Germany put itself in good Gale was assigned to the team ’s Tripie A club, it By Jeff Hasen E fourth and will play first-place Brown had 17. 0-1 0, Totals 24 21-27 69. whether they can avoid their worst position to continue its medal run was announced Friday. UPI Sports Writer wipeout in 48 years is questionable. by placing 1-2 Friday after the first Brown, 25, was 6-6 with a 4.67 ER A as a rookie in MHS girls still have hope Sumners, the world champion, two runs of the 4-mfin bobsled. The 1983. He had several injuries that limited him to 19 LOS ANGELES — Isao Aoki, trying to become the goes into the free skating in second No. 1 U.S. team, using a bobsled games and 104 innings, the club said. first Japanese player to win a PGA event on the not all on my shoulders." that was bought from Switzerland Sixers Playing some tough defense in pace the winners. Ken Kaplan had place behind European champion United States mainland, bogeyed his final hole Friday the second half, Manchester High Tech lose at line Katarina Witt, claiming that her McKinney, gambling for gold last Tuesday, was in ninth place at Righetti to try bullpen to fall into a tie for the lead with Jay Haas and Rex 11 points and eight rebounds to lead after a fourth place finish in the the halfway point. snapped Ferm i High’s six-game HEBRON — RHAM outscored “ main competition is m yself.” Caldwell after the second round of the $400,000 Los Coventry. Mark Berkowitz giant slalom, took the daredevil Sumners will be entering the FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — New York winning streak with a 43-29 upset Cheney Tech 30-8 at the free throw Tiffany Chin, tied forsixth place, Angeles Open. chipped in seven points while Steve route down Mount Jahorina and finals under intense pressure, well Yankees left-hander Dave Righetti agreed win in CCIL girls' basketball line here Friday night to take an has an outside shot to steal a Aoki, who joined the American tour three years ago, B topple Lewis snared seven rebounds for paid the price when she hooked her remembering her performance at somewhat reluctantly Friday to go to the bullpen action Friday night at Clarke 86-74 victory over the Beavers in a the Patriots. . medal. Typical, though, of the finished with a 1-under-par 70 and was at 141. He had a right ski on a gate. the U.S. Championships when she as the club’s hoped-for replacement of former Arena. Charter Oak Conference game. misfortune that has plagued the one- stroke lead before bogeying the 418-yard, ninth Coventry is off for winter vhea- "I'm very disappointed that I fell and omitted some jumps, relief ace Goose Gossage. More importantly, the victory The Beavers had only 12 free United States is that former world- hole, his final hole of the round. tion and doesn't return to action didn't get a medal at the Olym­ losing the free skating section to Righetti, who was first asked to go to the Jersey moves the Silk Towners to 7-11 throw opportunities, while RHAM champion Elaine Zayak is a The 41-year-old Aoki won the 1983 Hawaiian Open until Tuesday, Feb. 28, when it pics,” she said. "Sometimes ever­ the 16-year-old Chin. bullpen in January after Gossage announced he overall and means they need just went to the line 41 times. Four faraway 11th. with a dramatic 128-yard wedge for eagle on the final hosts Bacon Academy. ything fits together and it's easy. "M y main competition is my­ would not return to the Yankees, thought it over one win in their final two games to Cheney players fouled out, includ­ The only other conceivable me­ hole, and his best finish this year was in last week's ROCKY HILL (35) — Lucente 0 That's the way it was for me last self," the 19-year-old from Ed­ and was consulted again Thursday by Yankee PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Ju­ qualify for the state tournament. ing Bob Elliott who led the Beavers dal for the United States could Hawaiian Open, when he tied for 13th place. 1- 2 1, Dzikiewicz 5 5-9 15, Shea 2 3-7 year. But this year I'm a bit monds, Wash., said. "Being in manager Yogi Berra. lius Erving scored 19 of his 39 Manchester hosts Wethersfield with 37 points despite sitting out come in Sunday’s men’s slalom, “ The placement on No. 9 was very difficult today,” 7, Sharp 3 2-4 8, Rettberg 1 0-1 2, frustrated. such a hyped-up situation, the last "When I got here to camp I met with Yogi and points in the fourth quarter Friday High Monday before visiting Wind­ nearly a full quarter because of the where the Mahre twins will try Aoki said through an interpreter. " I had a 10-foot putt night and Bobby Jones hit the Morzano Murk “ It was a matter of less than half couple of days I ’ve let myself get told him if that's what they want, I wouldn't ham High in the regular season foul difficulty. Cheney coach Aa­ 1 o-o 2, 0 0-0 0, once again to ski their way out of for par, but I heard a noise behind me and it bothered go-ahead free throw with 35 Montante 0 0-0 0. Totals 12 11-23 35 an inch. I hooked the gate with my caught up in the emotion of what complain. I would just do it," Righetti said. finale Wednesday. ron Silvia said the loss of Elliott the slump that has plagued both my concentration.” seconds remaining to give the ski tip. But if you want to win, you this is all about. “ To be perfectly honest, I hope made a big difference in what he COVENTRY (32) - Lewis 21-25, this season. Fred Couples shot a 70 and was one stroke back at Philadelphia 76ers a 114-109 vic­ have to ski aggressively and such a “ I need to settle down and we get the win Monday," said called “ a very poorly officiated Berkowitz 2 3-4 7, Kaplan 5 1-2 11, Even the sweet has found a way 142. Six players were deadlocked at 143 — David tory over the New Jersey Nets. Harris 1 0-0 2, Morris 2 1-2 5 little difference can throw you concentrate. Everything is kinda Mets sign Darling, Sisk Manchester coach Steve Arm­ gam e." Silvia, who saw his team to turn sour. Following a 1-2-4 Edwards, Mark McCumber, Johnny Miller, Allen The game was tied 11 limes in the out.” churning inside." strong. “ I ’d hate to have to go to fall to 1-16 overall and 1-14 in the Kornfeld 0 2-2 2, Walsh 0 0-0 o’ finish in the women’s giant slalom ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Pitchers Ron Miller, Victor Regalado and Gary Koch. fourth quarter, the final time with Totals 12 8-12 32, Cooper, who earned the silver Not only is there the pressure of Darling and Doug Sisk and rookie outfielder Windham needing to win that COC, said the highlight of the game last Monday, there was good Jack Nicklaus, who shot a 73 Thursday, came back 1:14 left on an Erving free throw behind teammate Debbie Arm ­ trying to catch Witt, but Sumners Herm Winingham signed Friday with the New game,” he added. Windham, as was the fact it was interrupted reason to expect some more riches with a 71 Friday for a 36-hole totalof 144, threestrokes following a technical foul called strong in the GS, missed a gate must also be concerned about the many CCIL observers know, is not twice by power failures. Bolton throttled in Friday’s slalom. But it was not York Mets, leaving five roster players left off the lead, while Tom Watson, winner of the LA Open against the Nets' Albert King. when her legs got locked together two Soviet skaters just behind her, the easiest of places to come home In addition to Elliott's career- to be. unsigned. in 1980 and 1982, barely made the cut for the first time After Moses Malone hit a free >■ ^1 CROM W ELL — The Bolton High on her first run. Kira Ivanova and Yelena from with a win. high 37 points, the Beavers re­ Tamara McKinney, the defend­ Those unsigned are pitchers Walt Terrell and in his last four tournaments despite shooting 77 for a throw, Micheal Ray Richardson's basketball team's hope for a spot in In a big surprise, 19-year-old Vodorezova. Manchester use a staunch de­ ceived 12 each from Melton Haw­ ing Worl4 Cup champion, and Tom Gorman, infielders Wally Backman and 151 total. layup gave New Jersey its final the state tournament ended here outsider Paoletta Magoni gave Sumners feels she will have an fense to stop the high-flying kins and Yuri Weslry and 10 from Christin Cooper, the silver medal­ Brian Giles and catcher John Gibbons. He was one of 77 players who survived the cut at 151 lead at 109-108 with 57 seconds Friday night, as Cromwell de­ Italy its first ever Alpine victory by advantage over Witt since Witt Falcons, who had won six in a row Rick Gonzales. ist in the GS, both went off the and under. remaining. ' feated the Bulldogs 71-48 in a a woman when she captured the comes from East Germany. prior to Friday. "W e played a very Rob Hybqfg had 29 points for course in dense fog on the first run Among the casualties of the 36-hole cut was Spain's Jones then sank two free throws Charter Oak Conference game. slalom, coming on from fourth Martinez ready to go tough zone in the second half and RHAM, which improved its record and weren’t even around for the "She has very strict coaching,” Seve Ballesteros, who was making his 1984 debut on to give the 76ers the lead for good. V The loss dropped Bolton’s record place after the first run to beat out made them work for their shots,” to 6-11 overall and 5-10 in the COC. finish. Sumners explained. "They feel the M IAM I — Baltimore right-hander Dennis the PGA Tour. Ballesteros, known for his reckless After Richardson missed a pair of to 5-13. Even if the Bulldogs should Perrine Pelen of France and Armstrong said. Keith Bychowski had 17, and Ken , "There are so many races and so pressure more and if they don’t do Martinez said Friday his alcoholism was play, shot a 79 in Thursday’s opening round, but foul shots with 23 seconds left. win their final two games of the Ursula Konzett of Liechtenstein. Manchester outscored Ferm i in Babik scored 16. much hype and no time to rest or well, there is more than just a little discovered just in time, and he is ready to battle seemed to have righted himself by going l-under Andrew Toney and Erving each season - next Friday at home The only other gold medal the second half, 25-9, including a Cheney's next game is at home think and now we have a little disappointment. I think they fear for a spot in the starting rotation. through 15 holes Friday. But he double- bogeyed the connected for a pair of free throws against Vinal Tech and Feb. 28 at awarded Friday went to the Soviet 14-3 margin in the final quarter. Tuesday night against Vinal Tech. time,” said McKinney, considered that and it gets in the way of their " I took it (the arrest) as advice from God,” seventh hole and bogeyed the eighth and ninth for a 74 in the finai 14 seconds to secure the The Falcons had a 20-18 halftime Rocky Hill — they would not have such a top prospect that she was a Union in the 4x7.5 kilometer Martinez said. “ It was if he was telling me this and a total of 153. the .400 winning percentage skating ability. victory, oniy the fourth for the bulge before the Indians took CHENEY TECH (74) - Haw­ cover girl on several national biathlon run. Norway earned the was my last chance. I tried to stop drinking needed for a berth in the slate 76ers in their last 12 games. control with their defense. kins 5 2-4 12, Gonzales 4 2-2 10, magazines prior to the Olympics. .silver and West Germany the " I know if 1 make a mistake, it’s before. I couldn’t do it m yself.” tournament. Erving hit seven consecutive " We-were down by six or seven in Westry 5 1-2 11, Elliott 17 3-4 37, “ Americans are happy, they’ve bronze. not like my life is over and I ’m Martinez credited the Orioles' organization and Cromwell held on to its share of shots in the first 4:45 of the fourth the second quarter and went to Owens 10-0 2, Wright 0 0-0 0, Marlin got a couple of gold medals so it’s The Soviet Union defeated Can­ going to be killed for it.” agent-attorney Ron Shapiro for advising him to quarter to keep Philadelphia the COC lead by improving its Connors, Noah UPI photo man(to-man) defense and got 0 0-0 0, Weiss 1 0-0 2. Totals 33 8-12 get help. within striking distance. King some steals out of it. But we went to 74. record to 16-1 overall and 14-1 in the " I don’t know what would have happened to scored 10 of his team-high 22 points conference. Portland was tied with 8 Philadelphia’s Moses Malone battles for a rebound under the zone in the second half," RHAM (86) - Gaby 2 2-6 6, me,” Martinez said. to enable the Nets to keep pace Armstrong recalled. Hyburg 10 9-10 29, Nee 1 0-0 2, Cromwell going into Friday’s gain semifinals the Sixers' basket in the first quarter against New action. Leonard to return to ring while Richardson contributed 10 of " I think we were more patient on Tuohey 3 6-8 12, Babik 5 6-8 16, Richard signs Tucson pact his 14. The Nets' biggest iead in the Jersey’s Mike Gminski (42) and Albert King. Malone was offense the second half and we got Geroszko 2 0-0 4, Dychowski 5 7-9 "We didn’t play badly,” said period was 107-104 on two free Bolton coach Dave Leete. " I t ’s just HOUSTON — Former Houston Astros righ­ playing fp,r the first time since injuring an ankle. some pretty good shots. And we 17. Totals 28 30-41 86. BALTIMORE (UPI) - Former Leonard, 27. " I’m ready to go to LA QUINTA, Calif. (UPI) — Top-seeded Jimmy throws by King with 1:44 left they’re are very good team.” thander J.R. Richard has signed a minor league made them." welterweight champion Sugar Ray work. I was cleared by the doctors. Connors and No. 2 seed Yannick Noah of France swept before Erving slammed in an Cromwell took a 15-7 lead after contract of undisclosed terms with the Astros’ scored 22 points and Sidney Mon- remaining with a stuff shot and Andrea Watts had 11 points and Leonard said Friday he would I ’m fine.” into the semifinals of a $225,000 tennis tournament alley-oop dunk and a technical free one period, as Brian Manchester Tucson farm club, the Astros announced Friday. crief and Junior Bridgeman added free throw. 22 rebounds to pace Manchester return to the ring and that he has no Leonard said his bout with Friday with lopsided victories. throw. scored 11 points including his A team spokesman said Richard will report to 17 apiece Friday night to lead the with Michelle Morianos chipping Coventry bows worries about further danger to his Howard would be rescheduled, The tournament is sponsored by Congoleum. Toney added 22 points for the" team ’s first nine of the ganne. The Tucson's spring training as a non-roster invitee. Milwaukee Bucks to their fourth in 10 points. Amy Romano had 13 eyes. possibly on April 20, at the Connors routed Tim Mayotte, 6-2, 6-1, while Noah 76ers while Malone, back in the ROCKY H ILL — Defenses domi­ lead swelled to 39-26 at the half, as straight victory, a 105-91 triumph points to pace the Falcons, who dip nated as homestanding Rocky Hill The statement was made after Centrum in Worcester. Doctors had an even Easier time against outgunned Eliot lineup after missing nine games over the Utah Jazz. Sabrfs Pete Divicino scored 12 second- Teltscher, posting a 6-1, 6- 0 victory. to 11-5 overall and in the league toppled Coventry High, 35-32, in Leonard was examined for 2‘A said Leonard can resume full with a sprained ankle, contributed quarter points for Cromwell. The Heavyweights in feature bout Bob Lanier added 15 points for with the loss. COC basketball action here Friday hours at tHe Wilmer Eye Institute training in one week. Also advancing to the semifinals were No. 3 seed 15 points and 13 rebounds. margin was 53-36 after three the Bucks, who won for the sixth Manchester is 6-10 in league night. of John Hopkins Hospital to RENO, Nev. — Three-time Olympic gold medal Jimmy Arias, who defeated Shlomo Glickstein of periods. Leonard’s wife, Juanita, who time in seven games. Adrian nip Stars action. The win moves the Terriers to 6-9 determine the extent of damage to winner Teofilo Stevenson meets Tyreli Biggs in Israel, 6-3, 7-6 (7-1) and fourth-seeded Jose Higueras Spurs 111, Bulls 109 Senior Alan Carpenter led Bolton objected to the fighter's come­ Dantley, the NBA’s leading scorer, Manchester also took the junior in the conference and 7-10 overall. his right eye. the featured super heavyweight match in of Spain, the tournament's defending champion, who At Chicago, John Lucas' 12-foot with 17 points. Manchester had 22 back, said Friday it was "great" led the Jazz with 26 points and BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — Dave varsity contest, 59-40. Mary Prior The loss, the Patriots’ third ' The examination was done by Saturday’s dual boxing meet between the United breezed past Scott Davis, 6-1, 6-3. basket from the left corner with for Cromwell, and Divicino scored Darrell Griffith added 19. Andreychuk scored two goals, had 23 points for the 16-2 young Dr. Ronald Michels, who per­ that there was no serious damage States and Cuba. A confident Connors hasn’t lost a set and has lost two seconds remaining Friday straight, drops them to io-6 in the including the game- winner at 1:31 Indians. COC and 12-6 overall. formed surgery in May 1982 to to her husband’s eyes. just 11 games in the tournament after receiving a night lifted the San Antonio Spurs BOLTON (48) — Ferguson 1 0-2 Mavericks 129, Sans 123 of overtime Friday night, to lead MANCHESTER (43) - Kraft 1 repair a partially detached retina Landreaux formally charged first-round bye. He said he came out early and had a to their fifth straight victory, a Coventry had a 10-6 lead after 2, Owen 4 2-4 10, Sheetz 1 1-2 3, "Whatever he’s for. I’m for,” At Dallas, Mark Aguirre scored the Buffalo Sabres to a 5^4 victory 1-2 3, Sullivan 1 0-0 2. Kohut 12-24, one quarter but the Terriers took a in Leonard’s left eye. A few months good practice before the match, which seemed little 111-109 decision over the Chicago Zorba 1 4-4 6, Richardson 0 2-'2 2 lV said Mrs. Leonard, who nonethe­ LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Dodgers’ 42 points and Rolando Blackman over the Minnesota North Stars. Dalone 1 0-0 2, Noone 0 5-6 5, later, Leonard retired from the more than another practice session for the left­ Bulls. 19-14 edge at the half. The Patriots Carpenter 7 3-3 17, Halohurdo 3 2-2 less looked displeased with her outfielder Ken Landreaux was formally charged added 35 Friday night to lead the Buffalo defenseman Larry Play­ Morianos 5 0-110, Hohenthal 30-06, f i ^ t game. hander. In snapping Chicago's 5-game couldn't get their shots to drop in 8. Totals 17 14-19 48. husband decision. Friday with two misdemeanor counts stemming Dallas Mavericks to a 129-123 fair’s shol from the top of the right Watts 5 1-4 11. Totals 17 8-17 43. Leonard was scheduled for a " I was eager to play today," he said. " I like to play winning streak, the Spurs won the second stanza, scoring all four from his arrest for allegedly carrying a loaded victory over the Phoenix Suns. faceoff circle deflected off the FE R M I (29) — Romano 4 5-1013, CROMWELL (71) — Divicino 9 ring comeback next Saturday in Michels said he examined Leo­ early like I did today because then, win or lose, you their fifth consecutive road game. of their points from the foul line. 2- 2 20, Manchester 10 2-3 22, Brooks and concealed .380 automatic pistol in his car. Aguirre hit a 3-point shot from 33 skate oof Andreychuk — who was Garcia 2 1-3 5. Bouthiette 1 0-1 2. Rocky Hill had a 25-22 lead after "Worcester, Mass., against Kevin nard and determined that his left Landreaux’s agent, Tom Reich, said the gun have time to do other things like spend some time with feet out at the end of the third 1 0-1 2, Goulet 2 0-0 4, Lewis 3 OtO 6 Bucks 105, Jazz 91 standing in front of the goal — and Evans 0 3-7 3, Kearney 0 0-0 0, three periods and was able to hold . Howard, but scar tissue was eye was normal and stable. He said was licensed in Arizona, adding the player "felt the fam ily.” period to give Dallas a 96-90 lead Merrow 1 0-0 2, Salafia 1 o-o 2 At Milwaukee, Marques Johnson slid past Minnesota goaltender Ryder 0 0-3 0, Borkowski 0 0-0 0. on in the final quarter. discovered in his right eye during a the retina is Leonard’s right eye, the gun was necessary since he was the subject of Connors wife, Patti, and 2-year-old son Brett were and finished off the Suns with 1:07 Don Beaupre. Hoinoski 3 0-0 6, Totals 10 9-24 29 Terry 3 0-0 6, Webster 2 1-2 5! pi^fight physical last weekend which was treated by a Boston at courtside for his match Friday. Connors, who has Tom Dzikiewicz had 15 points to Bricker 1 0-0 2. Totals 33 5-8 71. Sugar Ray Leonard so much publicity last year in regards to his drug and the bout was postponed. doctor on Monday, was properly rehabilitation" at a center in Arizona. won the tournament twice since 1976, faces Higueras "Everything’s fine today," said . . .returns to ring attached and “ progessing nicely.” in Saturday’s semifinals (■ -1 ^ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. 18, 1984 10 MANCHESTER HERALD. Salurd/iy, Keo. 18, 1984 - 11 Scoreboard look fo r th e s t a r s . ★ X* Sabres 5, North Stars 4 LaVae Industrial Spurs 111, Bulls 109 Dick M urphy 258-216-670, Pete Hockey Minnesota 3 0 I 0^ Beaudry 221-232-638, Roy Chittlick Basketball SAN ANTONIO (111) RadiO/ TV Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Buffaio 2 0 2 1-S 210-561, Roger MIeezkowskI 204, John Mitchell 8-17 86 19, Roberts 83 1-2 7, •••••••••••••••••••••• First perlod-1, Minnesota, MacAdam 16 Myers 247-640, Gary Rawson 224, Rick Gilmore 85 88 11, Gervin 1827 2-3 32, (Ciccarelll), 2:30. 2, Buffalo, Cloutier 22 Funke 208-557, Rich Pinto 225-564, John Moore 2-7 82 6, Lucas 815 2-2 18, Banks NHL standings (Cvr, VIrta), 5:53.3, Minnesota, Bellows KozickI 202-567, Ed Bachel 216-595. Al 87 82 6, Brewer 1-3 (H) 2, McNamara 83 better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a 34 (Acton), 8:25. 4, Minnesota, Napier 8 Senna 256-620, Butch Savino 202-555, NBA standings 80 6, Jones 2-2 80 4. Totals 48-89 1825 Wolat Contertnce (unassisted), 16:57. 5, Butfalo, Andrey­ Ken Cooley 205-559, Andy Kamm Patrick Division chuk 27 (Perreault, VIrta), 19:42. 233-553, Dave Correia 212-589. John Van CHICAGO (109) ?*OO^oSieoe basketball: Pittsburgh W L T PtS. CP GA Penaltles-Plett, Min. 5:22; Clcco- Tassel 209-557, Sam Weiss 220-594, Jim (Later Gomes Not Included) Greenwood18162-222, Woolrldoe11-22 vs. St. John's, Channel 20 NY Rangers 33 18 8 74 238 221 relli, Magowan 228-575, Mike PrestI 210-571, 83 25, Corzine 2-5 83 8, Whatley 82 80 12'30 Winter Olympics, Channels8,40 difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday, NY Islanders 35 22 2 . 72 255 206 Min. 10:40; Roberts, Min, 19:00. Art Cowles 208-205-591, Rich Higgins Eastern Conference 0, Wiggins 816 OO 18, Dailey 26 2-2 6, 2:00 Tennis: Congoleum Classic, Washington 34 21 4 72 228 177 Second perlod-None. Penolty- 550, Don Young 205, John Bulasky Atlantic Division Higgins 16 OO 2, Lester 7-12 1-1 15, USA Philadelphia 30 18 9 09 249 206 Hamel, 213-562, Floyd Totten 201, Leon Bilo­ W L Pet. GB Johnson 46 8511, Green 1-3002, Totals 2:00 College basketball: Virginia vs. New Jersey 13 41 5 31 168 249 But, 1:33. deau 567, Ron Hampson 239-556, John Boston 40 12 .769 — 47-92 14-16 109. Houston, Channel 3 . . Pittsburgh 12 41 5 29 181 270 Third period-6, Buffalo, Playfoir 5 Jenkins 205-560, Al Wilson 202, Dan Phllodelphla 32 19 .627 7>/z Son Antonio 37 34 22 18— 111 2:00 College bosketball: Rutgers vs. 8:30 g.m. to 5:00 p.m. ^ __ Adorns Division (Perreault, McKenna), 1:11. 7, Mln- Huml.ston 214-562, Danny Carlin 203, New York 32 19 .627 7Vj Chicago 25 28 24 32— 109 St. Bonaventure, SportsChannel Butfalo 38 16 6 82 245 197 nesoto, Plett 8 (McCarthy), 14:05. 8, Ernie Whipple 205. New Jersey 26 27 .491 14'/3 Three-point goal— Corzine. Total 3:30 Bowling: True Value Open, Boston 36 19 3 75 255 191 Buffolo, Cloutier 23 (Verret, Halt), 17:32. Washington 24 28 .462 16 fouls— Quebec 30 22 6 66 263 205 Penaltles-Maruk, Min, 6:31. Powder Puff Central Division Son Antonio 18, Chicago 23. Rebounds— **3°M ^College basketball: Louisville Milwaukee 30 23 .567 — CondominHimt 32 Condominiums 32 Aportmantt for Rant 42 Strvicas Offarad 51 Heotlng/Plumbine SS Misc. for Sole *3 MIsc. for Sole 63 Montreal 28 27 5 61 230 219 Overtime-9, Buffalo, Andreychuk 28 Cheryl Crickmare 181-463, Sharon Son Antonio 36 (Gilmore 9), Chicago 47 vs. Memphis State, Channel 30 Hertford 19 31 8 46 210 242 (Ploytoir, VIrta), 1:31. Penaltles- Detroit 28 22 .560 'h (Greenwood 14). Assists— Son Antonio 32 3:30College basketboli : NorthCorol- Oliver 456, Carol Schubert 180-188-176- Atlanta 28 26 .519 Vh Campbell Conference None. 544, Nancy Hahn 186-185-487, Barbora (Moure, Lucas 8), Chicago 37 (Lester 12). 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Beautiful, 2 bedroom, Phlladeipphia at N.Y. Rongers, Betty Maiorca 475, Betty Bailey 455, Volleyball Washington ot Golden State, 11:05p.m. insulated, carpeted, ap­ One time only or regular night Janice Santini 182-483, Claudette Sunday's (James 3:30 Tennis: Congoleum Classic, We also carry NEW Comics Pittsburgh at Edmonton, night Mertens 491, Terry Cutting 469, Jessie New York at Philadelphia Big East standings USA pliances, yard and park­ basis. Also: Office Clean­ Washington at Winnipeg, night Williams 207-524, Janet McCabe 182, Denver at Seattle 3:45 Golt: Los Angeles Open, Chon- ing. $450 plus utilities. ing. Free Estimates. Coll Subscriptions Available Gayla Butcher 175, Stephanie Ander­ w L W L nel 3 Detroit at Toronto, night Local volleyball Detreit ot San Antonio Georgetown 10 1 22 2 BY OW NER — Custom MANCHESTER-One, two Alibrlo- Realty, Inc. 649- 643-5056.' 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Perkins St., Coll 649-4800. private homes, apart­ Calendar Eldridge 182-198-551, Barbara Seifert Tierney's 14-28, Moon Unit 13-29, Dean College basketball scores Providence 5 7 13 9 SportsChannel, W TIC M E N T — Plenty of park­ Service Machine 3-39. Pittsburgh 4 7 13 8 7:30 Hockey: Flyers vs. Rangers, Manchester. Call 742- ments. References avail­ 181-515, Fran MIssferl 179-453, Rita Connecticut ing. $550 per month. Kelsey 183, Marcella Bonin 200-525. American Division — Redwood 4 8 12 10 USA Cable 5754. SECOND FLOOR — Two Utilities included. Call able. Call Linda,643-1383. Farms 35-7, Renn's Tavern 31-11, Fridoy'sResults Seton Hall 1 11 8 IS 8:30 Pro basketball: Bucks vs. Bulls, FORM 1040 PREPARA­ SATURDAY family. Five rooms. Heat 649-3379. TIO N . Good tax repres­ Establish Insurers 29-13, A BA Tool & Die 15-27, East ESPN ALUMINUM SHEETS Basketboli Rec Watkins 14-28, Lloyd's Auto Parts 2-40. Baptist Bible 98, Lancaster Bible 45 10:00 Pro basketboli: Celtics vs. included. $500 monthly. Norwalk at AACCr 6 entation should not be Women's Division — Buffalo Water Brown 70, Columbia 63 Saturday's Games Blazers, W INF Condominiums 32 Coll 646-3979. PalntHio/Poperinfl 52 available, only to the used as printing plates — Ice Hockey John Molorco Sr. 142-403, Bill Zwick Tavern 40-2, Scissor Works 32-10, Clark Clark 69, MIddleburv 49. UConn at Syracuse 1:00 a.m. College basketball: Holy PRIVATE FOUR ROOMS .007 " thick, 23 X 24". 50c AAasuk vs. Manchester (at Bolton Ice 159-399, Dick Roach 384, Rondy Cope­ wealthy, anymorel The Paint 25-17, B&J Auto Repair 24-18, Cornell 54, Yale 53 Georgetown at Providence Cross vs. LaSalle, (taped) USA Cable — 2nd floor. Heat, ap­ each, or 5 for $2.00. 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No TA X E S P R EPAR ED — In tomatic, low mileage, Income Tax Service ...... 57 AAotorcycles/Bicycies___ 72 Adults only. No pets. gutters, room additions, ments to be published Tues­ E rro rs which do not lessen Moss. 01247. pets. 423-3911; 742-5212, 4 Correnti Real Estate, 646- your home or mine. Reas­ sunroof. $4595. Call after Employment Rentals Services W anted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 decks, all types of remo­ day through Saturday, the the value of theadvertisement to 7pm. 5252. deling and repairs. FR EE onable and reliable. H.H. 4pm, 871-2496. Rooms for Rent ...... 41 & Education Auto Services...... 74 deadline is noon on the day w ill not be corrected by an TWO LOTS T.9GETHER estimates. Fully Insured. Wilson. Please coll 649- Apartments for Rent ...... 42 For Sale — 50' X 140' each. Coll EAST HAR TFO R D — Im­ 1978 PONTIAC STATION Autos for Rent/Lease.,___ 75 before publication. additional insertion. Telephone 643-6017, after 6506. Help Wanted ...... ,.21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 AAisc. Autom otive ...... 76 875-1548. Direct from maculate 3 room apart­ 6pm, 647-8509. WAGON — Automatic, Easy Comfort Slipcover Time owner. ment In two family home. Homes for Rent 43 INCOME TAX SERVICE radio, good tires. Excel­ lent second cor. $1500. Appliances, heat and hot DESIGN KITCHENS by — Individual or Business Call 643-4139. water, wall-to-wall car­ J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, Tax Preparation. Mon­ Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted peting, parking for one Notices Employment 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Rentals MANCHESTER — 6'/z vanities, formica, Wilson day - Friday: 9-3 or by cor. $385 monthly, plus art, Corian counter tops, appointment. Your Busi­ security. Coll 289-8141. room Ranch. $600 plus & Education utilities and security. No kitchen cabinet fronts, ness Office, 164 East Cen­ ter St., 647-9780. Personals CLERICAL POSITION — LUNCHEON WAITRESS 41 pets. Coll 647-1209. complete woodworking 1979 FORD PINTO — 2 02 For an organized Individ- Constitution OFFICE POSITION — Rooms for Rent FOUR ROOM, SECOND — Monday thru Friday. ASSISTANT service, custom made door, burgundy. Good Help Wanted '21 LABORERS u d l with typing HEALTH NETWORK Experience preferred. FLOOR APARTMENT — furniture, colonial repro­ Olaien hM Ion g ttrm aMlgnmenis Mature, responsible. Ex­ Small, frjendiv office. Di­ $330 per month plus se­ TAXES PREPARED — In running condition. $2000. ■viiUble All thfM BhiftB Ga i I of the experience and a min­ A federally qualified perience preferred. Call MANAGER ductions In wood, 9 varie­ RivAf. Traniponatlon a muat for versified duties. Good be­ curity and utilities. Stove your home or mine. Reas­ Call 742-9892 after 7pm imum five years office IPA/HMO servicing Hart­ GENTLEMAN PRE­ Store/Office Space 44 ties of hardwood and the 2nd and 3rd ahifts. A p ^ y at between 10am and 2pm MIDDLETOWN/ nefits. Call 646-1112, Mr. Included. 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Price .... $1.25, m nhlln home. ,gBFORE1l4m_2IjLL-— use. 2n tvnes of needlework skill* \ 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 18, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 18, 1984 - 13

U.S./W orld Mondale ends In Brief Iowa campaign FOCUS / People Peace is still the goal with optimism WASHINGTON — President Reagan set in . motion Friday the withdrawal of U.S. Marines DES MOINES (UPI) — A confident Walter Mondale from Beirut, after 17 months and 264 deaths, but he insisted America will maintain a strong wound up his Iowa campaign Friday, promising backers “ a larger than average party to celebrate” presence in the Middle East. Reagan gave his verbal approval to national when he returns Monday on caucus night. security adviser Robert McFarlane for the plan The comment was the closest to a victory prediction to pull back the Marines from the Beirut airport to the former vice president has made. Polls show him ships off Lebanon’s shore. getting between 40 percent and half the vote in the In the meantime, the president said America is eight-candidate field in Iowa’s first-in-the-nation "pursuing every avenue in the search for peace precinct caucuses, with no clear contender for second and stability" in Lebanon. place. His spokesman. Larry Speakes, said the But Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado, in a grueling Marines surrounded by anti-government Moslem 14-hour blitz though six cities spanning Iowa, stepped rebels at the airport have negotiated informal up his, campaign urging voters to pick him instead of “ safe passage" agreements with the guerrillas, the old politics represented by the front-runner. allowing the U.S. forces to travel to and from the Although there is no poll yet to support it, state party ’ 1 %' embassy and the rebel soldiers to traverse the officials say Sen. John Glenn of Ohio appears to be in a airport north and south. three-way battle for second place in Iowa with Hart and Sen .Alan Cranston of California. A final Iowa Poll by the Des Moines Register will be published Sunday. Stormie greets her mom Glenn returns to Iowa Saturday for a final two-day PITTSBURGH — The 6-year-oId girl who had push in the state. Two long-shot candidates, former the world's first simultaneous heart and liver Sen. George McGovern of South Dakota and former transplants greeted her mother Friday with a Florida Gov. Reubin Askew, campaigned on college warm "I love you” and sat in a chair for the first campuses in Iowa while Cranston, Jesse Jackson and time since making medical history. Sen. Ernest Rollings of South Carolina campaigned Stormie Jones of Cumby, Texas, was allowed to elsewhere. sit up for 15 to 20 minutes in a chair in her room, Here's Harry Maidment (photo above left) about 1938 as a young said Children's Hospital spokesman Dick “ On Feb. 20 the citizens of Iowa are going to be the Boy Scout Photo above right is Miadment today. Riebling. most powerful on Earth,” Mondale told a rally of his She was taken off a respirator Thursday night. precinct captains. “That’s the night you’ll run this Doctors expect her to leave the hospital’s country if you do it." intensive care unit next week. “ We’re going to have a larger than average party to “ 1 love you,” Stormie said in her first words to celebrate,” he told a cheering audience. her mother, Lois Jones, since the landmark Mondale asked for a big Democratic turnout to send 16-hour operation which ended Tuesday, Riebling a message to President Reagan, who also will be in said. Iowa Monday to attend a pair of GOP rallies but will return to Washington before the caucuses start in the evening. Iowa toddler heads home NEW YORK — A curly-haired Iowa toddler whose life was saved by a spinal cord operation her hometown doctors would not perform gurgled and giggled Friday as she left a hospital for home with the hope of walking again. Kandis Gerlach, and her mother, Leticia, said .Wesley M. KIbbe good-bye to doctors, nurses and other children in Wesley M. Kibbe, 83, formerly of Somers, died the pediatric wing of New York University Friday in Fairfield. He was the husband of Lucile Medical Center with a birthday cake celebrating Gardner Kibbe and the father of Mrs. Marjorie Smith Mrs. Gerlach’s 24th birthday Saturday. of Manchester. Mrs. Gerlach and Kandy were flying home to He was born in Somers and was a lifelong resident. Herald photp by Tbrquinlo Newhall, Iowa, about 20 miles west of Cedar He was a self-employed real estate broker most of his Rapids, to an expected welcome from friends and life. Aerobics at MHS family. He was a member of Roswell Lee Lodge of Masons, The child's mother refused to give up when Springfield, Mass. Arms raised at different angles behind cently at the Manchester High School doctors in Iowa said the tumor on Kandy's spine He is also survived by one son, Mark Kibbe of health fair. Ms. Meyer represents Heart was inoperable. Without surgery, she faced Tonya Meyer illustrate the motion of Nelson Sly pins the Eagle Scout award on Harry Maidment. The California; seven grandchildren; one great­ & Sole Aerobics of South Windsor. j. 'progressive paralysis and death. grandchild; and several nieces and nephews. aerobic dancing in this exercise re­ photo was taken about 1942. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Somers Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mondale counterattacks Memorial donations may be made to Somers U.S. files suit in shipbuilding fraud Congregational Church or Somers Volunteer Fire MANCHESTER, N.H. - Walter Mondale Department Ambulance Fund, Main Street, Somers, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The federally subsidized tankers and of the Quincy, Mass., Division of Harry Maidment ignored his Democratic opponents Friday and 06071. Justice Department filed a civil Navy subcontracts for Trident General Dynamics; George Davis, waged a strong attack on President Reagan and a Gertrude M. (Davey) dohnaon suit Friday to recover more than nuclear submarines and SNN-688 former vice president of Frigi­ “ dump Mondale" advertising campaign planned $1.8.million from a former General nuclear attack submarines. temp, and Gerald Lee, Frigitemp's by the National Conservative Political Action Gertrude M. Johnson of Salisbury, N.C., wife of Dynamics manager and two former chief executive officer and Committee. Thomas L. Johnson Sr., died Thursday in Rowan former Frigitemp Corp. execu­ The civil suit, seeking confis- chairman of the board. is a Scout who’s - .I Mondale said he agrees with a letter sent this Memorial Hospital in Salisbury, N.C. tives for an alleged shipbuilding caion of kickbacks and repayment Conspicuously not named in the Herald photos by Pinto week by Democratic National Committee Chair­ Bom in East Hartford on April 3,1925, she resided in fraud. of government overcharges plus suit is P. Takis Veliotis, another man Charles Manatt warning the eight Demo­ Hartford before moving to Salisbury, N.C. The businessmen already have “ exemplary damages," was filed General Dynamics executive who cratic presidential candidates to stop political Besides her husband, she is survived by her mother, been indicted for offering or in U.S. District Court in Boston. fled to Greece after he was indicted Harry Maidment looks on as members of Troop 25 take Church. Troop 25 is Manchester’s oldest troop, infighting and concentrate on Reagan. Gertrude F. Davey of Manchester; three sons, receiving kickbacks and for fraud It names James Gilliland, with the others last September for put in 35 years part in a troop exercise at Center Congregational Mondale, the current Democratic front-runner, Thomas L. Johnson Jr. of Arlington, Va., Victor in the awarding of subcontracts for former assistant general manager the same scheme. said he has not been one of those guilty of what Johnson of Alexandrria, Va., and Wayne Johnson of Manatt called "personalized attacks or criti­ Salisbury, N.C.; two brothers, Harold L. Davey, and By Barbara Richmond * 14 troops and now there are probably 6 or 7, ’’ he said. counselor. have our own camp — Camp Kirkham in East cisms that could inhibit our ability to win in her twin, Gerald T. (Buddy) Davey, both of Herald Reporter There seems to be a fierce loyalty among members Does he ever have discipline problems with any of Lempster, N.H., " he said, November." Manchester; and one grandchild. of Troop 25, and it begins with their Scoutmaster. the Scouts? A memorial service will be Monday at 9; 30 a.m. FORIW 1040 PREPARATION Harry Maidment of Scarborough Road has been in Other former members volunteer to assist him after Maidment said he takes it all in stride. “ It’s part of THE CROWNING GLORY for those who are from the Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Boy Scouting for 35 years. He’s seen a lot of Scouts — they complete their term. He said many have moved our philosophy never to throw a kid out who gets in completing their seventh year of Scouting is a trip to Group raps union action Burnside Ave., East Hartford, with the Rev. Stephen probably more than 1,000 — come and go over the out of town and on to bigger and better things. But trouble. We try to help him. We may make him wait Bermuda. The Scouts start earning and saving money K. Jacobson officiating. There are no calling hours. EXPENSIVE? Not Anymore! years. many still send checks to help out the troop members for badges. Some who have gotten into trouble turned for a four-year period. WASHINGTON — The National Right to Work Memorial contributions may be made to the All in all, he said, the organization hasn’t changed with their activities. out pretty w ell." Maidment has seen 200 of his charges become Eagle Committee Friday branded as "legalized extor­ American Cancer Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Professional service, at an Inex­ all that much over the years. The familiar uniform of years ago — knickers and Scouts, — the highest rank that a boy can earn. Only tion” the AFL-CIO’s use of union dues in Walter Hartford, 06105. pensive fee for your tax return The one thing he does notice is the fact that there is a "One of the strong points of the Scouting program is broad-brimmed hats worn by Maidment when he about three percent of Boy Scouts nationally ever Mondale's campaign and said it will hire preparation. Our concern Is sav­ lot more competition for the kids' time today. that any kid can take part. They don’t have to be a posed for a snapshot at age 13 — has been modernized attain that rank. He said he expects about one-quarter detectives to infiltrate the union effort. ing you money. Good tax repre­ "Vears ago there weren’t all of the Little League super athlete or anything like that. Any kid who wants over the years. But the program itself has remained of his Scouts who remain in Scouting to eventually Committee President Reed Larson said a legal sentation should not be available Coupon sporting activities to vie for their time. We have to to can take part and be successful," he added. pretty steady. become Eagles. challenge to efforts by the AFl-CIO and the Fire Calls only to the wealthy anymorel work to recruit them. And of course, there are fewer He said some of his Scouts are members of teams at National Education Association on behalf of kids now. too,” Maidment said. the high school. "W e get the athletes too," he said. The program still emphasizes outdoors skills, first He declines to take all the credit for the success of ■ Mondale was being filed with the Federal YOUR TAX Maidment, a guidance counselor at Manchester Maidment said — with considerable pride — that in aid and waterfront skills. 'We have an exceedingly the troop. He said he's had a lot of help.' It's far from a Elections Commission. Manchester High School, is Scoutmaster for Mnchester’s Troop 25, his troop, about 45 percent of the boys stay in Scouting strong Red Cross program. The Scouts have an one-man outfit. It was 35 years ago — but it's not SSOOoff for the full seven years. He noted that nationally the opportunity to get the whole Red Cross first aid and now," he said. PREPARATION! the oldest Boy Scout troop in town. Founded in 1916, The Right to Work Committee opposes Friday, 11:41 a.m. — medical call, 20 Roll St. it’s the same troop he belonged to when he first joined figure is probably about 1 or 2 percent. waterfront safety programs. While nature study has always been a big part of the labor-management contracts that require a (Paramedics). worker to be a member of a union, or pay union Scouting as a boy. “ Another emphasis is in the area of service. Part of Scout program, there is more emphasis on conserva­ Friday, 12:26 p.m. — medical call, 117 Princeton WORKING W ITH kids has been Maidment’s the requirement to becoming an Eagle Scout is that tion today, rather than on learning to identify plants dues, as a condition of maintaining employment. (Paramedics). I UTAX SAVER Officials of the campaign of Sen. John Glenn, H E ’S BEEN ACTIVE in Scouting since he began as vocation and avocation. the Scout has to lead a service project. Our Scouts and birds, he said. Friday, 3:30 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, 287 W. X 105 MAIN STREET a Cub Scout in 1932. He has been Scoutmaster since He joined Manchester High School as a teacher in have done a lot of work on the Hockanum River Trail He chuckled as he recalled how. when he was D-Ohio, also have charged that the Mondale Middle Turnpike (Town). campaign is exceeding federally set spending MANCHESTER, 1948. He’s seen his two sons go through the ranks of 1951, after serving in the U.S. Army during World War and also for the church. For the past few years they’ve working toward his Eagle Scout award, he had to Friday, 3:36 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, 225 II and then graduating from Yale University in 1950. also helpd at the Manchester Community College identify 40 birds in the field. limits by its use of in-kind help from the AFL-CIO Main St. (Town). ^ 646-0015 Boy Scouting, and today they assist him with the troop and NEA. that’s made up of about 85 to 90 boys. He also earned his master’s degree from the relays and they helped to clean up at Cheney Hall. Oh “ I can still spot the various birds but now that badge (EipIrM 4-ia-S4) Friday, 4:12 pjn. — medical call, 28 Edwards St. "There are fewer troops in town now than there University of Connecticut in 1953. In 1956 he went from yes, Boy Scouts still have to learn how to tie knots. requirement is more on general conservation, " he (Paramedics). were 50 years ago. Twenty years ago there were about teaching at the high school to being a guidance Another unique thing about our troop is the fact we said. Friday, 5:03 p.m. — rollover, 380 E. Center St Iran attacks Iraqi town (Tow n). ADELE P. LEMIEUX LONDON — Iraq said Iranian jets attacked a border town Friday, killing 14 people in the first reported air strike against civilian targets since Profile cross-border artillery bombardments began a DON'T PAINT YOUR HOUSE YOUR Name Ernest E. Wheeler week ago. Iran said its troops captured strategic hills GAIN! BUSINESS Address 448 Middle Turnpike, Storrs overlooking the Baghdad-Basra highway in Age 62 southeastern Iraq during a two-day offensive that Tehran claimed killed or wounded 2,100 Iraqi OFFICE Birthplace Lee, MA tfoops. 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MS4 D E AR AB B Y: This is in have never fooled around CaUBE MITO BODY response to the letter from and Don knows this, and in r o u t e U TALCOTTVILLE,CT. the 22-year-old bride-to-be his more rational mo­ who invited her future ments he says he loves me FEATURING THIS WEEK ... mother-in-law to go along D e a r A b b y so much he’s afraid some­ 24 HR. TOWING and help pick out her one might lure me away ► 763 and 191 M om S» Monehettev bridal gown: from him. 643-0016 Abigail Van Buren •coMniTt couitioN str*iR Phone 643-1191 or 643 1900 I don’t know what kind Last Sunday a car •FOmiON AND AMENICAN CANS • Eatlbiooli Moil Monsfield of relationship the bride turned into our driveway, OPTICAL Style Bar Since 1947 Phone 456-1141 had with her own mother, and Don said (right in 6 4 iM$mN connKtKur$ but I can tell you that the front of the children), ^ w- Art Cunliffe, Prop. Over 25 Years of Service^^ UAUMO fUU UKVKM OrTKIAMSI ‘____ day my daughter invites “ That must have been her future mother-in-law M o m m y ’ s b o y frie n d , Barbara J. Jacobs and Mary Catherine Murano Marijane Parizo 4.~ ■. u.-- along to help pick out her daughter pick out a wed­ lost a loved one to break checking to see if I was Curtis W. Walker STEVENSON'S bridal gown, I will be busy ding gown. down and weep — and home.” '. * ■ ...... RAZOR’S elsewhere. And the two of IRE N E IN even to cry out in anger, The phone is worse. He Jacobs-Walker Murano-Pellissler Parizo-Gryk them can pay for wha­ ST. PETERSBURG, “ God, why. m e?” always answers. If it’s a Auto Servicenter, Inc. EDGE R O f f l B t FAMIIY HAIR CENTER tever they purchase FLA. My advice to those who wrong number, he says, Mr. a^d Mrs. Antonio Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Parizo together! feel the pain of grief would "Probably one of your of New London announce the Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester M. of Essex Junction, Vt., announce Emitiions ^ ^U tO SoloS & CO. the engagement of their daughter, u _* r —a s MRS. A. IN DEAR ABBY: You be: Don’t try to put on a boyfriends calling to see if engagement of her daughter, Bar­ Murano Jr. of Glastonbury an­ 968 Main St. TH E CU T PIN C KN EY, MICH. show of “ strength” — cry I ’m home.” bara Joan Jacobs, to Curtis W. nounce the engagement of their Marijane Parizo of Worcester, WASHING - WAXING - RUG SHAMPOOING m m I « • S were asked what you LUBRICATION - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Downtown thought of a woman who your heart out. Tears are How do I convince Don Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. K.L. daughter, Mary Catherine Mu­ Mass., to Anthony J. Gryk Jr., son 7m m\ 9i^ J m. i YOU KEEP of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gryk of TIRES - TUNEUPS - TEXACO PRODUCTS Call 647-1167 DEAR MRS. A: So far. would play cards in her healing. that I love him? Frankly, I Walker of Manchester. Miss Jac­ rano, to 2nd Lt. Frederick Dickin­ 401-405 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CT. to my surprise, the mail is home the same evening am glad to see him leave. I obs is also the daughter of Morris son Pellissier of Williams, Ariz. 55 Highwood Drive. ’ ! ».»-• -xjwwi I iii?pnp"BrT for your appointment running 2-to-l in favor of she buried one of her DEAR ABBY: After 13 want our marriage to R. Jacobs of Mansfield. The bride-elect is a 1977 gradu­ The bride-elect is a graduate of Phone: 649-5533 BOB STEVENSON ..>Miyi iiiiliiiM •A; i your point of view. But parents. years of marriage, I am work, but I djon’t know The bride-elect attended E.O. ate of East Catholic High School. Essex Junction High School. She read on for a heartwarm­ Thank you for saying seriously considering cal­ how much longerl can put Smith High School in Storrs and the During her junior and senior attended Trinity College in Bur­ r ing letter for the opposing it’s not possible to make a ling it quits. up with his msulting Art Instruction School in Minnea­ years, she was the state CIAC lington, Vt., and graduated from view: fair judgment without For the last three years, accusations. polis, Minn. She is employed by tennis champion. She has a bache­ Assumption College in Worcester, Keep Your Eyes knowing what was in that ’’Don” has worked away HAD IT Apollo Cabinet Door Manufactur­ lor’s degree in physical education Mass. She is employed by Nor­ D EAR ABBY: I was woman’s heart. from home on various DEAR HAD IT: Per­ ing Co. of Manchester. from the College of William and theast Savings of Westboro, Mass. very proud of my daugh­ Abby, people often construction jobs. When sistent, excessive jeal­ The prospective bridegroom is a Mary in Williamsburg, Va., and is The prospective bridegroom is a ter when she asked her laugh and carry on after a our children aren’t in ousy without provocation 1975 graduate of Manchester High a master’s degree candidate at the graduate of East Catholic High For All Your Noods On This Space future mother-in-law to funeral to keep from school, we go to wherever is a sickness. Tell your School and a 1976 graduate of University of Maryland. School. He graduated from As­ come with us and help breaking down, because if he is to be with him. He is husband that if he really Denver Automotive and Diesel The prospective bridegroom is a sumption Coliege, Worcester, TRAVELdINSURANCE pick out her bridal gown. one breaks down, the rest never on one job long can’t control it, he should College. Hejs a volunteer fireman candidate for a master of business Mass., and is attending Delaware 391 Broad St., Manchoatar The three of us went would follow. enough for us to move see a shrink because you with the town of Manchester and is administration at Northern Ariz­ Law School in Wilmington, Del. . 'l. ! Next Week... shopping together and employed by Anderson Brothers of A July 21 wedding is planned. 646-7096 BEEN THROUGH there. have had it with his ona University. He has a bache­ - ■ - - lZ Z T = ! S 1 had a wonderful time! IT Don has always been groundless suspicions. Manchester. lor’s degree in chemistry and C O M M H a A l INDUSTRIAL 1.. 1 1 Her future mother-in- And by the way, there’s an A Sept. 15 wedding at Center physics. He is awaiting active duty The monetary unit of the African RESIDENTIAL overly jealous, even "Sfiriny Mttnrhi‘s*rr h'nr O ivr .'}() ) rars ' law was thrilled because, DEAR BEEN: It’strue. though I ’ve never given old French saying, ”A Congregational Church is planned. assignmment with the U.S. Army. nation of Liberia is the U.S. dollar. - j _ n : since she had only sons, But what’s wrong with him any reason to be. The man rarely looks under 1 ■■ she thought she'd never breaking down? It’s ap­ problem is that it keeps the bed unless he’s been LEDOUX ELECTRIC know the joy of helping a propriate for one who has getting worse. Abby, I there himself.” Pentland The Florist Bennet posts its honor roll (203) 649-4478 M r f ^ 24 BIRCH ST. TEL. 643-6247 Bennet Junior High School re­ Sara Rosenberg, Christine Kurt Thoresen, Dwight Whitaker, sinturtd “Ovcr 25 Ycors Service* 643-4444 What’s this I hear about cently released its honor roll for Skinner, Wendy Smith, Christine Traci Whitcomb. 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We have patterns for WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL doctor even for a consulta­ William Burg, Helen Call, Carolyn Sean Bell, Doreen Breen, Andre Fahey, Cheryl Finklestein, Debra pendable and most complete optical labora­ DEAR DR. LAMB: My SUPERIOR MUFFLERS over 3,000 different shapes of frames, plus over tion. What could happen if Cavanna, Jennifer Chappell, Brian Carrion, Paige Carter, Sandy Freckleton, Stephen Gallacher, tories and visual care centers in Connecticut. AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION 69-year-old niother is se- 1.500 eyeglass fram es on display”, hard and soft a rupture occurs at his Crombie, Gary Cutler, Rocco Casa'santa, David Chappell, Tho­ Lisa Garon, Kimberly Goggin, For many years our motto was ’’If It’s Made of HEATING and SHEET METAL - nile. She still recognizes contact lenses, sungla.sses galore, plus hearing age? Could he get prostate Andrea Della, Dennis Downham, mas Conklin, Cheryl Damina, Patricia Gorham, Marcelle Grif­ DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. Glass We’ll Grind It.” With the advent of plas­ people she sees regularly SPEClALiSTS aids. Optical Style Bar has two convenient lo­ cancer if he doesn’t take Daryl Dubaldo, Denise Dubaldo, Kari*Fry, Kelly Gordon, Jamie fin, Todd Grossman, Kristin Grote, WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERViCE • WRECKER SER/'CE tic lenses it became necessary to amend our but can’t remember what cations to serve you: 763 Main Street and 191 happened 10 minutes Your Health care of it? Christopher Dyke, John Eccher, Hoffman, Mary Horvith, Damon Britt Gustafson, Sandra Hampton, GENERAL REPAIRING motto to include plastic. We fully intend to in­ New England Mechanical Services, Inc. corporate our laboratory to accommodate ad­ Main Street, both in Manchester. Between the earlier. Colette Factora, Eric Fleming, lacovelli, Christina Inthavong, Jessica Harris, Paul Hendessi, Propane Cylinders Filled ditional lens materials as they are developed. two stores, one store is always at your service We read about the drug Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR READER: He Julia Garner, Nancy-Lyn Glidden, Kimberly Jarvis, Raina Kelley, Katherine Henson, Danielle lezzi, Air Conditioning Service ° m a in six days a week. 188 TUNNEL RD. won’t develop prostate Andrea Goodman, Bobbin Habo- TELEPHONE , ) STREET naloxone, which is used to Sithiphone Keovilay, Justin E. Michael Lata, Christopher Leten- •AP-ASat MANCHESTER CONN 06040 VERNON, CT. 08066 treat narcotic abusers. cancer from an inguinal ian, Jill Hampson, Russei Harlow Kim, Mia Yang Lee, Jonathan dre, Thomas McCabe, Scott TWO MANCHESTER LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU - 871-S1111 Have you heard of this hernia. Certainly the Jr., Tam my Huestis, Teresa Intha- Leonard, Erik Lindland, Thomas McGrath, Raymond Memory, . drug being used to treat larger it gets the more vong, Anissa Johnson, Eric Jones, Loto, Hongfa Luangpraseeuth, Roberta Merrill, Carrie Mora, senility? Would you re­ difficulty he’s going to Allison Kane, Karen Kirby, James Jessica Marshall, Susan M cFar­ Lisa Morrow,' Rachel Moulton, ^'0^r' OPEN SIND.4YS 9-1 commend using it? tions. These affect me­ understand this common have and it may produce Kitsock, Melissa Lajoie, Kimberly land, Navongsak Moundraty, Jef­ Kathleen Nevins, Rhonda Oliver, OVER 763 Main St. and 191 Main St. SUPPORT Your Neighborhood Pharmacy mechanical problems and MANCHESTER 45 Senior Citizen Discounm mory, learning and problem better. Others Lamesa, Alison Larkin, Sandra frey R. Nelson, Christine Nielsen, Laura Pavan, Wendy Pedemonte, YEARS DEAR READER: This knowledge. who want this issue can pain. Lebrun, Karen Link, Kerry Jason A. Norris, Barbara O’Brien, Craig Phillips, Heather Prewitt, Loteesl Prices in Area Luoma, Meggan Melody, Rai- EXPERIENCE was first reported by I can’t recommend nal­ send 75 cents with a long, Large hernias seldom So young Pak, Timothy Piano, Robert Prytko, Joey-Leigh Ro­ MEMORIAL CO. doctors from New York oxone at this point and it’s shawn Murdock, Gregory Murray, Shannon Plese, Kristen Price, mano, Gretchen Sines, Christine CROWN PHARMACY stamped, self-addressed strangulate. They slide in Opp. East Cemetery CALL 649-5807 PRESCRIPTION CENTER University Medical Cen­ not yet available for treat­ envelope for it to me, in and out fairly easily. Mary Nevins, Beth O’Brien, Brian David Risley, Michael Robison, Stoll, Roberta Taylor, William ter. Naloxone is an antag- ment of senility. Studies care of the Manchester There is one type of Parkany, Pamela Pasay, Grace Jessica Romano, Richard Sim­ Thompson, Stacey Tomkiel, Ka­ AHMAD K. ALTAF 208 West Canter Street oni.st to narcotics. They are still in the early Herald, P.O. Box 1551, inguinal hernia, however, Phillips, Christopher Prytko, Eli­ mons, Suzanne D. Smith, Vichit thryn Tyler, Scott Varrick, Sheryl QUALim HARRISON ST. Rsgistsred Pharmacist Manchester. Ct. 06040 stages. The initial report zabeth Rivera, Patricia Robison, Ownar tested it for senility be­ Radio City Station, New and it’s usually smaller, Sychitkokhong, Michael Tarr,- Veal, Joana Zackery, Seth Zupnik. MANCHESTER (203) 649 0312 I .MILE] of only seven patients MEMORIAtS CUAILIFFE Auto Body PHOMPT, PERSO\AL cause the brain produces York, N Y. 10019. which can be caught in its f r o x A its own narcotics, called showed improvement It’s important to point herniated position and U o i RTEOiS SERI ICE WE D E LIl’ER MCDos.4t.n\ endogenous opiods, some­ within an hour and the out that many patients strangulate. If this improvement lasted from — times called the brain’s who appear to have senil­ happens it must be Squash players beware! EVERYTHING IN GLASS As seen on PM Magazine natural opium. When the one to three weeks. So it is ity really have medical treated immediately or ■WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT brain relea.ses these sub­ encouraging. problems that can be Route 83, Talcottville Phone 643-0016 gangrene may develop. By Jan Ziegler stances it decreases a Much can be done with cured. attack, although only one had been described most of them as very fit. GREG person’s memory. memory training and li­ Inguinal hernia repairs United Press International diagnosed during life as having None was considered unfit. J.A. WHITE GLASS GO. the Twelve of the victims had been This is one example of festyle to help improve a D EAR DR. LAMB: Just are not really a big deal. I suffered such an incident. the importance of brain person’s memory. De­ how dangerous is an un- know because I had both WASHINGTON - Scottish doc­ A majority of the victims had business executives, six had tors have a warning for squash CHIMNEY chemistry. Unlocking the creasing memory doesn’t treatable hernia in a 48- right and left ones cor­ suffered warning signs well before worked in higher education, four 649-7383 brain is the hottest new always mean senility, but year-old man? My hus­ rected at the same time. players and others undertaking their fatal engagements on the had been civil servants, two SWEEP vigorous exercise: check with your frontier in medicine to­ can be a loss of concentra­ band has had a hernia for The best way to deqide squash courts or were in groups 'engineers, one a salesman, one a tiyvH .10 It: IBS t doctor, especially if you suffer day. Most people don’t- tion ability. five years now and it’s whether or not the hernia considered at high risk for heart student, one a policeman and three 31 BI8SELL 8T. ) MANCHESTER 644-0007 chest pain or other possible signs of disease, the doctors said. were in other occupations. •mirror's •s h Gw er d o o r s •s to r e f r o n ts ;^ t^ F u lly realize that the brain I ’m sending you the visible through his needs to be repaired is to heart disease. Twenty-two suffered symptoms Only six were considered ’’com­ •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC 94 Carman Rd., Manchester functions through highly Health Letter 14-2, The trousers. have a physical ■—Insured If you don’t take this precaution before their final match, including petitive, ambitious, hard-driving, complex chemical reac- Aging Mind, to help you I can’t get him to a examination. and you do have heart disease, the chest pain, heartburn or gastroin­ perfectionist.” Eleven were consi­ researchers said, your next match testinal discomfort, fatigue, exces­ dered very aggressive, two very FAMOUS BRAND may be your last. sive breathlessness, dizziness and competitive, and one obsessive J. B. ELECTRONICS Of 27 people who died suddenly severe headache. about fitness. Ten were described TELEVISION - APPLIANCES r STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV Parents who pay for therapy between 1977 and 1983 after playing as having no recognizable traits. MANCHESTER squash, 23 had coronary heart IN ADDITION to the coronary SALES AND SERVICE ’’Only four of these individuals disease which they had ignored or heart disease, 10 were found to had sought medical advice, and it which had gone undetected. have suffered high blood pressure, HOME MRHOVEMEIIT is remarkable that none of them 1------m 1 ” CHD (coronary heart disease) but only one had received treat­ MV. — oooL want to know what goes on thought these symptoms should ^ 1 was the probable cause of death in ment for it. Three had high blood interfere with their exercise,” the 23 cases,” the doctors from the cholesterol levels, also a warning 649-3589 doctors wrote. “Such denial of jy Nut lo stop I SInp DEAR DR. BLAKER: I department of medical cardiology sign of heart disease. may surprise you. It is prodromal (warning) symptoms am 20 years old and at Victoria Infirmary in Glasgow Among the remaining players, JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 possible, for example, has been noted by others and may enrolled full time in a reported in the British medical three had disease of the heart r J , that at least one of them be a characteristic to which ' ’ university. My relation­ journal The Lancet. valves, one had a disorder known in H inp.v A s k may be unhappily mar­ aggressive sportsmen are prone.” • : k '.m X L ship with my parents has ried and wants to live to be associated with sudden death MERCURY been so bad over the years D r. B la k e r vicariously through you SIX TEE N OF those suffering during exercise, one died of a brain Squash is ” a vigorous sport, able OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE that 1 have started ther­ as you continue to romp coronary heart disease were found hemmorrhage and two were be­ to raise heart rate to 90 percent of 654 C E N TE R S T. M A N C H ES TE R , C T . apy. It helps a lot because Karen Blaker, Ph.D. through the single’s social to have severely narrowed arteries lieved to have died of rdiac predicted maximum. Both of these Pine Shopping Plaza my therapist is supportive scene, dating not just one leading to the heart, a condition arrhythmia, in which thO heart effects could be harmful in sub­ Phona 646-2756 of me and helps me man, but a variety of which can result in sudden cut-off beats wildly and uncontrolledly. jects already at risk through CHD NO SERVICE CHARGE DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE understand that I have a of blood supply to the heart muscle. These were not sedentary peo­ One of Manchesitr't Largetl Sal^ctlona Of FIgural Ceramics In them. or valvular heart disease,” the Stock. Our Volume Severn You Money. lOO'a Of Specteta. right to some freedom. Seven had evidence of a heart In addition, you may ple, the doctors said. Next of kin researchers said. HaMmOoiis tor • HoMt • Mrllnes • Steamship* Afsifer Charge end Visa Accepted My parents have al­ feel you made a mistake 827 HMn Straal Manchastar Tala^Chack. .. ways been very nosy and clearly an extension of the How seriously should I the first time around. You Ptrionil Ghicfct Ciitnd up to 1150.00 critical about my life. My problem you are there to take their objections? may be insecure about mother, lor example, solve. They have known me fora your ability to make a Herald gift read my diary tor years You may also want to long time, but sometimes judgment now. That fear Hundreds of IVUNIT-MAN PRINTIING without telling me. I con­ discuss with your thera­ I don’t think they have my is to be expected. to New Hope will give you a Free E.stimate. 24 Hour sider that a real invasion pist the degree to which Designs & Styles “QUALITY WORK, COMPETITIVE 423 CENTER 8T..M AN CH EETER E44-1777 best interests at heart. Listen to your friends Joanne Stowell (left), exec­ P R IC E S ” has been our motto since 1947. Towing is another service we offer. Our of privacy. She thought you need to be financially and then please yourself. she was getting informa­ dependent on your par­ utive director of New Hope Cunliffe offers all types of body repair, hours are: 8 to 5 Monday thru Friday; GOMnni MNiM A corac n m a DEAR READER: No Saturday 8 to 1. W e’re located on Route 8.3 tion so that she could ents. Perhaps you c;m one but you can really Manor, Is presented with a P6RSONRL T€€ from m ^ o r collisions to minor dents and LOW COST nUNTINfi protect me from myself. work part time and pay at STRETCH YOUR Perion6Mxttf Fun 6 SporlwMr scratches: on both foreign and domestic in Talcottville, just over the Manchester WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) have your best interests at check for $468 from Pat **OONC WHILE YOU WArT” My therapist says I am least a portion of the fee. heart. burger budget By using cars. We also offer quality Paint Jobs town line. For courteous service, please LaForest of ADPRO. The Ortat aifl6 Fof Any Oeeaalon ■OEU CMH^nnWElTH right — that I do need Your problem is a com­ My suggestion would be one part soy extender specializing in 7U-Stage Clear Coat phone 643-0016. Visa and Master Cards ac­ in e rt privacy and some dis­ mon one for people whose to talk with each of your to four parts of meat. money was raised during a Acrylic Enamel to give your car that new cepted. Your taste buds won’t We Are Now Located At 825 Main Street, tance from my parents. therapy bill is being paid friends individually and Manchester Herald tele­ (again) look! We have Loaners Available, SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES be able to tell the (next to the Brass Key) TRY OUR NEW 3-M 60ND COPIIIH My problem now is that by an involved party. It is find out their specific phone promotion In which a my parents pay for my better if that situation can objections. What tbey say difference, buf your therapy. And, as you be avoided. budget will! portion of each new sub­ might imagine, they are scription price was donated constantly demanding to D E AR DR. BLAKER: I to New Hope Manor, a Custom Kitchen Center 643-2072 know what goes on in the have been divorced for \ If You Would Like To Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling When You’re On This sessions. I don’t want to two years and have now residential facility for ado­ fallen in love with a Weddings See Your Ad Here, Call Page — You Tell Your tell them, but I feel guilty lescent girls with a history of Visit Our Showroom At: • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING withholding the informa­ terrific guy. I am very drug abuse. Ms. Stowell said The Herald Advertising 25 Olcott Straet The colorful afore that conies to your door.' Story Not Only With An tion because they are happy about our relation­ the money will be used to spending so much money ship but disturbed about Devanney-Lathrop Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5:30 for me to get help. my friends’ reactions. It fund field trips and buy Department At: DECORATING DEN Ad, But Also With A » Cuttom drapory • Movan woods • mtnl-bllnds • bodtproadi seems as though no one Irene Lathrop of Manchester and John Devanney educational equipment and Thuri. till 9 PM • vorticol blinds • swogs/cornic«s • shod«s realty thinks he is right for 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Picture Write-Up... DEAR READER: This announce their m arriage Jan. 30 at St. Joan of Arc supplies for the facility, ( aperl deroroliog odv>ce nl youi cntweniente wilh noobligolion issue should be discussed me. Church in Hamden, Ct. They will reside in Manchester which is located at M 649-7544 Appolnlmenli doyt. evening*, weekendt at length in therapy. It is My question to you is: and Florida. J Hartford Road. ^ ' 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 18, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Suturduv, Fet). 18, 1984 - 17 r-M ACC News Saturday TV Women return

7:30 A.M. veetigation. Jack Lemmon. Sissy as CBS revamps SBM is challenging the rest of us give! 11:30 A.M. SpacekfMohn Shea. 1982. Rated — so d ) - BuilwInUe 8 - Play Your Beet Golf PG, (S -(3 e i Smart 'Woods and Long Irons.’ (0 - Media Watch Fuei became operational, we have channeled an prime-time slate The Savings Bank of Manchester has once who are retired or on disability or ADC, income application for luel assistance she will check d ) - Newatli B ReaUty 8 - Do It YourtoH again given a tremendous boost to our Fuel Bank increases have failen far behind the increases in figures and say "you are CRT eligible" and send additional $2,000 to Manchester needy families. ® - Pink Panther Show 8 - NCAA Pravlaw Show 1:30 A.M. ~ Independent Network drive by offering a challenge grant to the the basic cost of living. them over to Marilyn. ® - V k T s Vacant Lot ‘Program- 8 8 - '/Amazing Splderman/ QD N a w a NEW YORK (U P l) - CBS has unveiled a new In 1982 there were 74 grants made to On the other hand, Marilyn will call and say FUEL BANK THANK YOU’S ming for Children.* Incrediblet Hulk community. If we can raise $1,500 in the WINTER OLYMPICS prime time schedule that will go into effect next "I'm sending you Jane Doe— she's $12.50 over the To the Friday Night Setback Group of Mayfair - Fraggla Rock 0 - Everyday Cooking 0 - At Tha Movies community, the Savings Bank of Manchester will Manchester residents from the MACC Fuel Bank. month, returning the canceled women police drama income level for Connecticut Energy Assistance Gardens; Mary S. Stewart; Lillian B. Andefson; f li - PofMye and Friends (B) Theater of Sprlngvlew ^ 0 } - Election Watch match it doliar for doliar. In 1983 there were 134 grants amounting to Jim McKay Is host as ABC "Cagney and Lacey” and launching three new We've already received 43 requests for energy $20,417, almost twice as many grants and almost Program (CEAP) assistance. Often she wiil Wiiiiam and Barbara Gess; James and Gerry - Sports Review continues Its extensive cover­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Young Doctors 12:00 P.M. In Love' City Hospital becomes a half-hour comedies, all starring women. advocate saying this fam ily is almost out of oil Harvey; Pauiine and William Lautenbach; O - Sport Billy assistance since the heating season began in twice as much money as in 1982. S ) ~ Dance Paver age of the 1984 Winter Olym­ haven for the lovesick in this par­ The new programs are “ Kale and Allie," "The October and granted assistance amounting to and is in real trouble. A good lady, Marilyn. Eyleen C. Alexander; Vera Peterson; Rev. and 9 - Thundarr. The Barbarian pics from Sarajevo, 'Yugosla­ ody of medical soap operas QD - Dance Show Suzanne Pleshette Show" and "M am a Malone." All $5,256.72 to 29 households. So the challenge grant Part of the increase in iast year's requests for Mrs. C.H. Anderson. - It's Your Business via. through SUNDAY, FEB. Garry Marshall. Michael McKean. CD - BIskitts Sean Young. 1982. Rated R. three programs are set in New York, although only comes at the best possible time. We also disburse Operation Fuel Funds in the M.B. Falkowski; Frances IdzkowsW; Edward 19. fuel assistance reflects the cut backs in the - Motningtown CD - ABC Weekend Special "K ate and A llie" is being produced in New York. The 'Vou can help capture the SBM dollars by MacCauley; Julia Chapin; Karen Kohi; Alice 0 ~ Rlek/Marriage federal-state energy assistance program. Over40 Manchester/Bolton area. Operation Fuel is a 8...- 8:00A.M. The Dog Days of Arthur Cane.’ others are being shot on the West Coast. mailing your check to MACC — Fuel Bank, Box program sponsored by the Christian Conference Clampet; Connecticut Bank and Trust; Liewellyn First of 2 parts. A spoiled teena­ CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 0 - MOVIE: Chartie Chan at of the families we assisted had already received the Olympics' Detective Chan “ Kale and A llie," a comedy about two divorced 773, Manchester and making it out to Fuel Bank some help on their utilities bills, but in the face of of Connecticut (CHRISCON) since January 1977, and Gladys Melbert; Mr. and Mrs. Zatkowskl; 2 E o ^ - Charlie Brown & ger embarks on an astonishing adventure when he is turned into solves a murder that almost dis­ women with children who all liye together in Challenge. W e've already put out bulletin notices United Methodist Women; Albert Bourret; rupts the Olympics. Warner small income and large rent and utility costs, it was initiated by private sector constituencies d ) - Wonrlarama a dog. [Closed Captioned] Greenwich 'Village, stars two former NBC regulars, in the churches with the good news about the wasn't enough to get them through the winter. (religion, iabor, business, utilities, government, Manchester Jr. Women's Club. Oland, Katherine DeMille. 1937. Margaret Kehler; Harry and Victoria Smith; QD 91 - Manchhichls/Uma CD Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Susan Saint James (“ McMillan and W ife ") and Jane challenge and checks are beginning to come in. etc.) to respond to people within the State of g«Kals/Rtohin Rhdi Myeterlee 1:45 A.M. Mrs. Mary Arpin; Donald and Jane Richter; ■ Curtin ("Saturday Night Live "). It will premiere OUR HUMAN NEEDS stafl in Center Congre- Connecticut who need financial aid for winter - Christopher Closa-Up Q S - Big East Baskatball QD - A B C Naw a Monday, March 19 and fill the 9-9:30 p.m. EST time F IV E YEAR S AGO when we began to see more gationai Church works closely with the CRT energy expenses. Bertha Hart; Thomas Healy; E. DeParolis; f f l - T o m Si Jerry and Friends ® - W inta r O lym pics Pravlaw 2:00 A.M. slot currently held by "AfterMASH." and more elderly and families on fixed income Chester Kieiick; Doris and Gordon Stevens; worker, Marilyn Rothman, who is stationed in the 8 8 - SportsCemar G i - MOVIE: 'Playing for Tima' m - Program JIP Miss Pleshette. former star of "The Bob Newhart who were unable to keep up with the rapidly rising Department of Human Services across the TO BE ELIGIBLE for Operation Fuel, your Russell and Linda Harlow; David and Gertrude A handful of women prisoners In­ W - MOVIE: 'The Pirates of (D - Movia Cant'd Show" — whose new series "N ew hart" also is on CBS Wiliiams; Joseph and Barbara Lauzon. side Auschwitz struggle against utility costs, our answer was to establish the parking lot in Lincoln Center. income must fall between 150 percent and 200 Feruanca' A bsnd ot tun-loving all odds to spare themselves from QS - MOVIE: Tha lady Klllara' — will play a New York newswoman in her new MACC Fuel Bank. percent of poverty. For example, a family of two Alex and Sarah Elsesser; James and Dorothy pltates. led by the Pirate King, is CRT (Community Renewal Team) fs the death. Vanessa Redgrave, Jane A gang of thugs masquerades as McAllister; Denis J. O'Connor; Eiizabeth and calabrating the 21st birthday ot situation comedy. The series will prem iere Sunday, Although energy costs are not leaping upwards Hartford CAP agency through which the would need a gross yearly income that falls ALexander, Maude Adams. a troupe of chamber musicians pne ot their comrades, w tw re- March 4, and replace "Four Seasons" in the 8-8:30 the way they were in 1981, you've undoubtedly Margaret Daly; Kathleen Bottaro; William and 1981. crime waves by a creature from the Horse Fair on the arm of Ber­ for mayor. while plotting a robbery. Alec Connecticut Department of Human Resources between $9,810 and $13,080; a family of three's vealt that he became a pirate be­ Pauline Lautenbach; John and Grace Measom; outer space. William Devane, nard Shute and Flurry sells Ber­ Guiness. Peter Sellers. 1956 p.m. EST time slot. noticed the steady increase in your electric, gas channels the federal/state fuel assistance money gross yearly income would fall between $12,330 cause ot a terrible mistake. Kevin (3 l - .Woman Watch 10:00P.M. Cathy Lee Crosby. Richard nard his dangerous mare Juno "Four Seasons” will move to the 8:30-9 p.m. lime and fuel bills. to this area. Referrals are frequently exchanged. and $16,440, and so on. Charles and Norma Kingsbury; John and Elvie Kline, Rex Smith. Rated G. 0 0 - Prog cont'd 8 - Dr. Gene Scott Jaeckel. 1979. (60 min.) [Closed Captioned) CD CD - Mickey Spillene's slot to replace "One Day at a Tim e,” which will be For many of our neighbors, particularly those Johnson. ® - Pumpkin Creek M ike H am m er After a young sin­ 0 > Dr. Gena Scott When our Marie Michael-Rogers is taking an So far, since December 1, the day Operation aired 8-8:30 p.m. EST Wednesdays, beginning March 8 8 - NCAA Basketball: 8 - M O V IE : ‘M urdar In 7:00 P.M. ger friend of Mike Hammer's is 0 - Sports Update B - SpWerman Pittsburgh at St. Johns Peyton Place' The bodies of a 33 - Agronaky & Co found dead of an overdose, he 7, in place of the cancelled new series "Domestic l8 ).- News/SpartsAWsathar • News/Spofts/Weather young couple who formerly lived breaks into a drug investigation 2:30 A.M. (S) ' Welcome Back Kotter Life.” ® B - Flintstone Funnies in Peyton Place are discovered 33 to defend her memory. (60 min.) GD - MOVIE; 'Dead Ringer' Us­ 8 - MOVIE; From Hera to and the slaying triggers an epi­ “Mama Malone," starring Lila Kaye as mama, a Q D “ Fame * N e w s ing a false pregnancy claim, a sis­ (8 - MOVIE: 'The White Eternity' The passions and viol­ demic of suspicion among the re­ CD minor celebrity in her Brooklyn neighborhood whei'e Buffalo' Wild Bill Hickok and ence of a group of soldiers sta­ 3 3 0 > XIV Winter Olympic ter takes a man away from her sidents. Ed Nelson, Dorothy 0 - Independent Network twin. Bette Davis. Karl Maiden. her TV cooking show is taped in her kitchen each Calendars Crazy Horae confront their deadli­ tioned at Pearl Harbor just before Games Tonight's program fea- . Protestant leaders pleased Malone. Chris Connelly. 1977 N e w s Peter Lawford. 1964. W orld W ar II are portrayed. Burt tures women's free program week, finally premieres Wednesday, March 7, in the est adversary - a mammoth 0 - Not Necessarily The white buffalo. Charles Bronson, Lancaster. Deborah Kerr, Frank 0 - How the West Was Won speed skating, ski jumping, (0 - Crossfire N e w s 8:30-9 p.m. EST time slot currently held by the WM Sampson, Jack Warden. Sinatra. 1954. 0 - News Update men's 10,000 meter speed skat­ ing, four-man bobsled and cross­ 0 - Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3:00 A.M. cancelled new series "Empire.” Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care 1977 0 ** Butiness of Management 0 ) - M O V IE : 'Rain' A minister Prayer vigil planned country skiing. (4 hrs.) 8 - NCAA Baikatball: USC at Harvey Shephard, senior vice president, programs, & - Sesame Street (Closed attempts to reclaim a 'lost 8 - Outer Limits 8 and.visitation; noon, Manchester Community Servi­ ® • Let's Go Bowling with halt to Nestle boycott QD - N e w s California (This game is subject CBS Entertainment, first announced the series would Captioned] woman' on the island of Pago ( 0 - News/Sports/Weather The following events are scheduled at South United ces Council. Belle Choir, confirmation and basketball ® * Sesame Street (Closed to blackout) Pago. Joan Crawford, Walter - Dance Fever premiere in the Fall 1982 season. It didn't. Methodist Church for the coming week; 8 - Chapulln Cotorarlo Captioned] 0 8 - Yellow R ote Chance. Roy wil not meet. Huston, Wiiiiam Gargan. 1932. QD - Night Flight Shephard jumped the gun a second lim e and Monday — 6 p.m., UMW mission team, education Andrews said the heavy involvement by the churches 8 - From the Editor's Desk 0 - NCAA Basketball; Ohio and Quisto come to the rescue af­ Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous, Luther By David E. Anderson 12:30P.M. B ) - House For All Seasons 8 - Naws/Sports/Waathar announced the program would be part of the Spring wing; 7:30 p.m., UMW meeting, reception hall, "The in the boycott coalition "has proved Christians can State at Iowa ter they discover that L.C. Cham­ Hall, 60 Church St. United Press internationai 8:15 A.M. pion has been kidnapped. (60 MOVIE: 'St. Ives' A former 3:15P.M. 0 - Solid Gold 8 - MOVIE: Tha Ooy the 1983 prime time line up. family of God" by Gwen White. change things in the secular world." 8 - Instructiottal crime reporter is hired by a movie min.) Earth Stood Still' An alien ad­ 0 ) - Washington Dialogue 0 - News Update Then during the network’s press tour in Phoenix, Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards group, healing for Leaders of Protestant churches involved in the long The Rev. Avery Post, president of the United mogul to locate valuable ledgers. 8 - MOVIE: 'Rocky III' A vises earth to stop aggressive 8:30A.M. 0 - Muppet Show conquests of outer space or risk Ariz., last June, Shephard told curious television damaged emotions; 3 p.m., Asbury Bell Ringers; 7:30 New minister called and sometimes bitter consumer boycott of the Swiss Church of Christ, echoed Andrews. .Charles Bronson, Jacqueline Bis- 3:30P.M. boxer finds out that it is tougher QD d ) - Saturday Supercade set, John Houseman. 1976. 0 - Inside Story 'Good Copy- to stay on top than it is to get annihilation. Michael Rennie. Pa­ writers that CBS w a n t^ to find the right time spot for p.m., women's prayer and study, 337 W. Middle HE CALLED the boycott and the resulting GE) ** Professional Bowlers GILEAD — Gilead Congregational Church has Nestle company products say they are pleased the ..Bad Medicine?' Tonight's pro­ tricia Neal. Hugh Marlowe. 1951 "Mama Malone." QD - America's Top Tan (D - Benji/2ax/Alien Prince To u r Today's program) features there. Sylvester Stallone, Bur­ Turnpike. called the Rev. George A. Paboojian as its pastor, boycott is ended. agreement "one of the most influential consciousness- gram looks at how medical Rated G. CD 0 - XIV Winter Olympic the $125,000 True Value Open gess Meredith. Taila Shire. 1982. "Cagney and Lacey." the critically acclaimed Wednesday — 6:55 p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 raising campaigns for churches and corporations." d l - Meat the Mayors breakthroughs and stories of ma­ effective March 1. The nearly seven-year boycott, based on church, Gemea Today's program fea­ from the Landmark Recreation Rated PG 3:15A.M. drama series starring Sharon Gless ("T h e Sky's No p.m.. Chancel Choir; adult Bible study, 277 Spring St. ® - Herald of Truth jor medical problems in the U.S. Paboojian, who was born in New York City, civic and public health organizations' concerns about And Claire Randall, general secretary of the tures wom en's free program fi­ Plaza. Peoria, IL. (90 min.) 0 - Golden Spin Fig. Skating 0 - MOVIE: 'Star Trek II; The Limit") and Tyne Daly as two New York Police Thursday — 6;30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m.. 8 - NBA Slam Dunk are reported. received a master of divinity from New York the marketing and promotion of infant formula in National Council of Churches, said Nestle "had gure skating, 90 meter ski 0 - NCAA Baskatball: North W rath of Khan’ The crew of the Championship and Old Timer's - El Maleficio 10:30 P.M. Department detectives, will return to the air Monday, Youth Choir; board of trustees. increased justice in the world and saved children's jumping, men's 10,000 meter Carolina State at North Carolina 0 Starship Enterprise leads tha Theological Seminary. He has pastored several Third World countries, was called off after Nestle Gams from Denver. CO speed skating, four-man bobsled CD ' Black News March 19, in the 10-11 p.m, EST slot now held by Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. lives by making these changes." (This game is subject to blackout) 0 - Taking Advantage wicked Khan Into a lethal battle of churches in New York and Massachusetts. He and his agreed to abide by the World Health Organization 8 - Scholastic Sporu Acad. and Women's cross-country - Wall Street Journal wits. William Shatner, Leonard "Emerald Point, N.A.S." Saturday — 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.., youth ski trip to ( 0 - NCAA Basketball; Teams QD wife Audrey will come to Gilead from Watertown, code on infant formula practices. At its peak, 87 religious, labor, women's health and skiing. (3 hrs.] 7:15P.M. Nimoy, Ricardo Montalban. When asked last June why the series had not been Mount Tom, Holyoke, Mass. 8 . - Superman/Aquaman/ to be Announced 0 - Billy Crystal -A Comic's Mass,- Church officials involved in the boycott also praised other organization in 10 countries supported the, Batman 8 - Bahind the 8-Ball: A Look 0 - Sports Saturday Line 1982 Rated PG renewed for the 1983 fall season. Shephard had boycott. at BHUerde' Best' 0 - NCAA Basketball; DePaul Paboojian will preach March 4 at 10:30 a.m. A the company. & - Big Story at Dayton 7:30P.M. 0 - Best of Gleason 3:30 A.M. replied, "It did Okay against football, but when the "The policies to which the Nestle company is now Some of the most bitter fights over the boycott were Qm - 'Youl' Meg. for Women Here’s Center’s week reception for the minister will follow. The public is IS> ® Shirt T«I«I B - Yan Can Cook 33 - Eyewitness Magazine 0 - Independent Network 0 - Newsmakers Saturday season was over and it was competing with shows that fought in the 9.4 million-member United Methodist 8 “ CNN Special Report invited. committed make it the pre-eminent leader in the 33 - All In tha Family N e w s had woman appeal, it didn't do well. Obviously there The following events have been scheduled at Center church which, as a denomination, ultimately rejected Q B - B u iiH jjn Programa infantil 4:00 P.M. 4:00 A.M. industry in seeking to meet this concern" about the producido en Mexico. 8 - Thundarr GD - Newark & Reality 10:45 P.M. was no strong following." Congregational Church for the coming week: ■ Los Angeles Open 0 - Ufe of Riley health of formula users, said William P. Thompson, participation in the boycott while some 30 of its 8 - Business of Management 33 QD We’ll see. 8 - That Tean Show Golf Coverage of the tNrd round 0 - At The Movies (0 - Program JIP 0 - Week In Review Monday — 7 p.m., personnel, church office; 7:30 Church page deadlines co-stated clerk of the Presbyterian -Church in the agencies and annual conferences (regional jurisdic­ 0 - Wrestling 9:00 A.M. is presented from the Riviera 0 > Evans and Novak 11:00 P.M. “AfterMASH" and "Emerald Point, N.A.S." will p.m., Grace group. Federation Room. U.S.A. tions similar to a diocese) actively supported it. Country Club. Pacific Palisades. 4:30 A.M. have their last original broadcasts on March 12, and QD - Star Search 1;00P.M. 8 - Schools Match Wits 0 0 - N ew s Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., department of fellowship, Items submitted for publiccation on this page must Thompson made his remarks as he announced his AT THE SAME time, boycott leaders- have C A . (2 hrs.) CD CD CD 0 3 ) - MOVIE; 'Wings of the 3 3 ~ Fame 8 > Album Flash will return in rebroadcasts, although dates have not Robbins Room. be submitted by 9:30 a.m. Tuesdays. church was suspending the boycott. indicated that they do not believe the struggle over CD 8 - New Scooby/Scrappy 0 > Buck Rogers CD - MOVIE: The Seven-Ups' M orning’ Gypsies, romance and Doo CD New Fet Albert Show 8 - Fourth Estate A special squad pursues criminals been set. Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation Only black and white photos will be considered for 0 - News Update horsemanship in Ireland with Thompson's counterpart in the Atlanta office of the formula marketing practices in the Third World is whose offenses ceil for seven Room: 7 p.m., Bible study. Carrier Room; 7:30 p.m., publication. d ) - Nina on New Jersey (D* MOVIE: 'Seven' Seven ac­ 8 - This Is Your Ufa songs by the great tenor John newly merged denomination, the Rev. James E. tion specialists are hired to break 0 - MOVIE: The White years or more in prison Roy McCormack Henry Fonda. Anna- 8 - Essence 8 - Barney Miller Chancel Choir, Choral Room. up the secret meeting of seven Buffalo' W ild Bill Hickok and Scheider, Victor Arnold, Jerry bella. 1937. Thursday — 9:30 a.m., Bible study, Robbins Room. 8 - 'Your Msg. for Women Crazy Horse confront their deadli­ (B - Lawmakers Leon. 1973 crime kingpins in Hawaii. Wiiiiam 0 - Abbott and Costello F est adversary — a mammoth 8 - Hardy Boys/Nancy Draw Smith. Quich Koock. Barbara CD “ Jackie Gleason Show white buffalo. Charles Bronson, 8:00 P.M. 0 - MOVIE: 'The Year of Cinema M ystarles Leigh. 1979. Will Sampson. Jack Warden- (3D (X ) - Whiz Kida QD - Odd Couple Living Dangerously’ A journal­ 8 - News Update 8 - Bewitched 1977 0 NCAA Basketball; USC at ist. trying to scoop the potential Church women meet Watchdog group protects church rights S ) - MOVIE. 'Tha Thin Man 8 8 - Smurfs 0 - Newe/SportayWeather 0 Pelicuia: 'El Escandalo' Goes Hom e' When Nick and California (This game is subject political overthrow of Indonesia, Harllord Mickey's Christmas Carol The following events are scheduled at Condcordia 8 - Saaams Street (Closed (8 ) - Wrestling Nora visit Nick's folks, he finds a to blackout) meets and falls in love with the Athanaum Cinema — Ha­ (G ) with The Rescuers (G ) 0 - MOVIE: 'The Bees' The British attache,,>rieWGibson. Sig- Sat 1, 3, 7, 9; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7,9. Lutheran Church for the coming week: By David E. Anderson Captioned) body on the doorstep so naturally 0 - Night Flight rold and Maude (P G ) Sot- professor at Harvard University; Jerimiah Gutman to pay a Social Security tax on wages they pay church 8 - American Government possibility is explored that a su­ ourney WVealCer. e Linda Li Hunt. Sun 7:30 wlt)i Kiss Me Stupid West Hartford Monday — 7 p.m., stewardship committee; 7;30 United Press International of the New York Civil Liberties Union; Terry Sanford, 8 - Ask the Manager perior breed of killer bees could he must search for tha killer. W il­ 8 - Sports Tonight Elm 1 a 2 — Sudden 1 mpoct employees and for church employees to pay a Social (SBD - Visitendo lee Estrellas En- liam Powell. Myrna Loy, Gloria 1983. Rated PG. Sat and Sun 5: IS, 9:15. — The p.m., Christian growth hour. IB) - Superaoccer trevistas informales se desarrot- prevent man from destroying the 8 Pelicuia: 'Rostros Vanishing Virginian Sat and (R ) Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7, president of Duke University: John Baker, general Security tax on wges they earn. environment. John Saxon, Angel OeHaven. 1944 9:30. — Mickey's Christmas Tuesday — 6:30 p.m., children's choir; 8 p.m., counsel of the Baptist Joint Committee on Public Ian en case de los artistes. Hector Olvidados' Sun 2:30. Alarmed by what they see as increasing govern­ • Faith Christian School. This fundamentalist 9:15 A.M. Carrillo. Tompkins, John Carradine. (3D - MOVIE: City In Faar' A Cinamn City — SIlkwood Carol (G ) with The Rescuers Concordia Church Women. 1978. psychotic killer terrifies a city and (0 - Twilight Zone Hanky Spanky (G ) Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7, E ment threats to religious liberty, a group of prominent Affairs; Rep. Mervyn Dymally, D-Calif; Clare Booth church school in Louisville, Neb., is battling efforts by 8 - Health Weak (R ) Sat and Sun 1:20, 4. 7:)5, Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Fit and Slim, room 7; 7:45 (B - Washington Week/ an ambitious columnist capital­ (B - Monty Python Flying 9:45. — Blame It on Rio (R ) 9:30. lawyers and former government officials have Luce, former U.S. Ambassador to Italy; former Sen. the state of Nebraska to make it meet state teacher R eview Paul Duke is joined by (B - M agic of Oil Painting HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The Movies — SIlkwood p.m., Concordia Choir. 9:30 A.M. izes on the panic and turns the Circus Sat and Sun 2,4:15, 7, 9:15.— created a new organization to combat federal and , Eugene McCarthy, D-Minn.; and former Rep. Wilbur accreditation standards. top Washington journalists ana­ 4:15 P.M. murderer into a front-page celebr­ Spanky McFarland, the Unfaithfully Yours (PG) Sat (R ) Sot-Sun 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7, Thursday — 9:30 a.m., Bible discovery group, Mills. D-Ark. GE) QD - Dungeons and lyzing the week's news. 11:30 P.M. and Sun 2:30, 4:30, 7:30,9:50. 9:30. — Unfaithfully Yours state intervention in church matters. • The Moon case. Many religious leaders see the Dtagons 0 - Sports ity. David Janssen, Robert dimpled darling of the old (P G ) Sot-Sun 12:15, 2, 3:45, church room; 1:30 p.m.. Golden Age group, church Officials of the new group say that it will focus on Vaughn, Perry King. 1980. CD - Hawaii Flva-O — Horold and Maude (P G ) The new group, Americans for Religious Liberty, is Rev. Sun Myung Moon's conviction on income tax QD 8 - Pac-Msn/Rubik Cube 1:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M. "Our Gang" movie Sat 2:55,6:30,10:05with King 5:30,7:20,9:20. — Blame It on room; 8 p.m., Jewish-Christian dialogue, church responding to what many religious leaders feel is a five issues that represent "just a few of the many evasion charges as an effort by the government to Hour - Children's Film Festival 0 - M O V IE : 'K otch' An elderly CD - Laugh-In of Hearts (P G ) Sat 1. 4:35, Rio (R ) Sot-Sun 2,4.6,8,10.— CD Qjft - H B O Theatre: 'Vanities' comedy series, plans to room. areas in which millions of religious Americans feel man refuses to be put out to pas­ “ XIV Wintar Olympic 8:10. — Dr. Strangelove (G ) Pink Floyd: The Wall (R) Sot new and dangerous era in church-state relations in determine what is and what is not a religious QD - Davsy/Ooliath 0 - UCLA Invitational This comedy, filmed at the W est- CD ture by his children. Walter Mat­ Games Tonight's program fea­ announce later this month Sun 1, 4:35, 8:10 with Atomic midnight. — Down of the threatened by government intervention." Qymnaatica wood Playhouse in Los Angeles, which the government, especially in tax-related organization and to what extent a religious 8 - Hae Haw thau, Deborah Winters, Felicia tures highlights of the day's activ­ his participation in a new Cate Sun 2:50, 6:25, 10. Dead (R ) Sot midnight. — matters, is pressing a much more activist stance in They include; organization's financial practices must be acceptable (S )" Newsmakara Saturday traces the lives of three cheer­ Farr. 1971, Clnestudlo — The Chosen Twilight Zone: Ttfe Movie Services council meets 8 > Pick the Proa Sporttwri- ities at the Winter Olympics from cable station featuring (R ) Sot midnight. • Equal access. The issue of whether students may 0 - American Qovemmam leaders. (P G ) Sat 7:30 with Betrayal B seeking to regulate churches and religious to the government. tars review games and viewers 0 - MOVIE: 'Star Trek It: The Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. nostalgic entertainment. Wllllmantic - Big Story (R ) Sot 9:35. — Hollywood The following events are scheduled at Emanuel organizations. meet during school time for a religious discussion as Nearly all of these issues are presently being fought compete for prizes. 0 ) - No Empujen Wrath of Khan' The crew of the CD “ Racing from Yonkers McFarland said he will Outtakes Sun 7:30 with No­ Jlllson Square Cinema — - Spaces Starship Enterprise leads the Lutheran Church for the coming week: The new committee has brought together some of other students are allowed to meet on school premises ^ t in the judicial process and in a number of cases, ® • Money Weak 0 - Wild Kingdom 0 - Honeymooners torious 9:10. SIlkwood (R ) Sot and Sun wicked Khan into a lethal battle oi 0 hold a news conference at 4:15,6:50,9 :)5. — Blame It on Sunday — 7 p.m, youth coffee house. for various secular-oriented clubs and activities. ,® - Foro Loco (B - Everyday Cooking Colonial — Eagle vs. The the most distinguished experts in the church-state and /^ch as the Moon and equal access case, both (B - Wall Street Week Louis wits. William Shatner. Leonarc 0 - MOVIE; 'Fighting Back' A the old Hollywood "barn" Silver Fox (R ) with Fist ot the Rio (R ) Sot and Sun 4 :)5 ,7:10, Monday — 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., fair worskshop at civil liberties field, including Professor Charles Rice • Integrated auxilliaries. At issue is an effort by the conservative and liberal church groups are joined in ( 0 - Three Stooges Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with a 5:00 P.M. Nimoy, Ricardo Montalban devoted family man organizes a that was Cecil B. De- Golden Monkey (R) from 9:15. — Footloose (P G ) Sot Althea MacLean's. of the University of Notre Dame Law School, acting Internal Revenue Service to determine what is is not a opposing the government. weekly review of economic and 1982. Rated PG. neighborhood patrol in his com­ and Sun 2, 4:10, 7, 9:)0. — 10:00 A.M. CD - Mieeion: Impossible Mille's first California Broddwov Danny Rose (P G ) Tuesday — 10 a.mn.m, Beethoven Chorus; 1'30 tax exempt church organization, especially institu­ investment matters. 0 - NCAA Baekatbell munity to fight crime. To m Sker- East Hartford president of the organization, and Robert B. Dymally has’called for House hearings on the issue - KIdsworld CD 0 - W ide W orid of Sports ritt, Patti LuPone, Michael studio — for “ The Squaw Eastwood Pub a Cinema — Sot and Sun 2:)0, 4:10, 7:10, p.m., Lydia Circle; 3:30p.m., staff; 7:30 p.m., concert tions such hospitals and schools. Georgetown at Providence 9:10. — Superman III (P G ) Anderson, former treasury secretary, who is serving of governmental intervention in religious affairs but > Saturday Morning 2:00 P.M. Sarrazin. 1982. Rated R. M an" — to pledge that his Sudden Impact (R ) Sot 7, (S) 3 ) - Top 40 Video ^ 9;1S; Sun 7:15. Sat and Sun 2. — Bugs Bunny committee. Emanuel Youth Choir will not meet. as acting chairman. • Social Security changes for clergy. A recently as yet the House Judiciary Committee has not set a CD - NCAA Basketball: Virginia 0 - MOVIE: 'Torpedo Run' A 0 - Pinnacle nostalgia channel will 3 ) - Tanan: Lord of the Jungle 0 - Little House on the Prairie World War It American submar­ Poor Richard's Pub & Ci­ and the Road Runner (G ) Sat Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir. Other founders include Laurence Tribe, law passed federal law makes it mandatory for churches date for such hearings.^ at Houston and Sun 2. CE) - All Star Wraatling ine commander inadverdently 8 8 - Saturday Night Live lend support to the Holly­ nema — Sudden Impact (R ) CD *■ Stereky and Hutch 0 - Bettleetar Galactica Sat 7:30, 9:10,12; Sun 5, 7:30, Windsor (B - MOVIE: 'Star Trek II: The sinks a Japanese prison ship on 8 - MOVIE: 'T))s Lwly Killon' wood Heritage Society in ~ MOVIE: 'Silent Running' 0 - News/Sports/Weather 9:30. Plaza — Sudden Impact W rath of K han' The crew of the 33 which his wife and child are pri­ A gang of thugs masquerades as its efforts to save disap- A botanist in space tends special Showcasa Cinema — (R ) Sat 7:15,9:30; Sun 7 :1 5 .- Stsrahip Enterprise feeds the 8 - CHIPS Patrol soners. Glenn Ford. Ernest Borg- a troupe of chamber musicians gardens in the hopes of re­ pearing movieland Terms of Endearment (PG) Krull (P G ) Sat and Sun 2. wicked Khan into e lethal battle of 0 - Rainbow Movie of the nine, Diane Brewster. 1956. while plotting a robbery. Alec canting them on earth when it landmarks. Sat 1:40, 4:15, 7:10, 9:40. — Religious services wka. Wiiiiam Shatner. Leonard W eek 0 - News/Sports/Weather Guiness. Peter Sellars. 1956. Never Cry Wolf (PG) Sat can again auatain plant life. Bruce Nhnoy, Ricardo Montalban. McFarland's new chan­ 1:20, 3:20, 5:20, 7:30, 9:45, Darn, Cliff Pons. 1972. 8 - Julia Child and Company 0 - Diff'rent Strokes Mr. 11:45 P.M. 1982. Rated PG. Drummond catches up with Mag­ nel will feature old, old 11:45; Sun ):20, 3:20, 5:20, QD - Abbott and Coatello 0 - MOVIE; 'Zappisd' A shy 5:30 P.M. gie and they decide to get married 7:30, 9:45. — Reckless (R ) ' 8 - Spoite Probe science whiz develops telekinetic movies, pioneer television SHOWCASE Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible vice and church school. (649- ter. Tuesday, Congregation pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart 0 •> Congoleum Classic 0 - NFL's Greateet Moments while Arnold meets his new tittle 5011:45,3:35,5:20, 7:40,9:50, Assemblies of God study. Nursery provided for 0815) Stuart, minister. lO a.m., a.m.; holydavs,5:30and7:30 Society-East, 153 W. Vernon 8 - Wreetling powers after a lab accident. Scott shows and series as well 11:40; Sun 1:45, 3:35, 5:20, Bible Study, 7 p.m .; Thurs­ Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: 11 a.m., p.m. Confessions 4:30 to 5 St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold Ten nis Coverage of the men's NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ brother. CKIEMIAS Calvary Church (Assem­ oil services. (646-2903) day, Theocratic School church school; 11 a.m., wor­ 8 - Newe Update semifinals is presented from La- Baio, Willie Aames.' Rated R. as feature films of the 7:40, 9:50. — Footloose (P G ) morning worship; 6 p.m., p.m. (742-6655) Westwood, minister. 10:30 sents highlights of the 1979 0 - MOVIE: 'From Here to Sat 1:30, 4, 7:15, 9:1S, 11:40; blies of God), 400 Bucklond (speaking course), 7 ;30p.m.; ship service, nursery. (649- evening worship; 7:30 p.m., Church ot St. Maurico, 32 o.m., service. (646-5151) 8 - MOViE: 'Rocky III' A Quints. C A . (4 hrs.) World Champion Pittsburgh Stee- 12:00 A.M. 1930s and ‘40s. According tAMGAIN MATINti OAII.T Rood, South Windsor. Rev. Covenant Servlce meeting (ministry 3472) Eternity' The passions and viol­ Sun 1:30, 4, 7:15, 9:15. — ; $2.50 Congregational bible study (Tuesday); 7 Hebron Road, Bolton. The boxer finds out that it is toughar 0 - Wild, Wild West lers. ence of a group of soldiers sta­ to McFarland, the chan­ Broadway Danny Rose (P G ) Kenneth I.. Gustafson, pas­ training), 8:15 p.m .: Sunday, North United Methodist p.m., Lodles' prayer (Thurs­ GD - M O V IE : 'Th a Last Song' A Trinity Covenant Church, Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pas­ to stay on top than it is to get 0 > Newemakere Saturday tioned at Pearl Harbor just before young mother is forced on a trail Sat 2, 3:4S, 5:25, 7:15, 9:30, SHOW OMLY*f MM I W S . T M m / m tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bolton Congregational 302 Hockmatack St., Man­ Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Church, 300 Parker St., Man­ day); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer 0 - News Update nel will begin operating o.m.; Watchtower Study, tor. Saturday moss at 5 p.m .; there. Sylvastar Stallone. World W ar II are portrayed. Burt of terror because she unknow­ 11:30; Sun 2, 3:45, 5:25, 7:15, school; 10:30 a.m., worship, Church, 228 Bolton Center chester. Rev. Norman Swen­ chester. Richard W. Dupee, (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth Sundov mosses at 7:30, 9:15 0 - MOVIE; 'Hello. Dollyl' 0 - More Peal People Feb. 1. child-care ond nursery; 7:00 10:25. (646-1490) pastor. Schedule: 8:45 a.m., - 8 - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor- Lancaster, Deborah Kerr, Frank ingly holds the key to a deadly 9:30. Lessiter (R ) Sot 1, 3, 5, Road, at the Green, Bolton. son, 8 o.m., worship; 9:25 service (Friday). (649-9848) and 11 a.m. (643-4466) Dolly Levi, popular widow-about- 7:40,10,11:55; Sun 1,3,5,7:40, p.m., evening service of worship, adult Bible class, (B * Victory Garden Sinatra. 1954. coverup. Lynda Carter, Don ■fflTTITT® Rev. Charles H. Ericson, o.m., Sunday school; 10:25 hood town, undertakes the job of find­ 10.— Angel (R) Sot1:1S,3:10, UmtSTATEtdEXITSI praise and Bible preaching. Minister. 9:30 a.m., worship a.m., cottee and fellowship; Jewish — nursery; 10:15a.m., worship, THE 6:00 P.M. 0 - Great Chefe/San Porter, Ronny Cox. (644-1102) church school tor age 3 8 - Motorweok ing a wife for a wealthy and 5:05, 7:25, 9:50. 11:40; Sun tAniUllTKMD S U ISM service, nursery, church 11 a.m., worship. (649-2855) Presbyterian Saivation Army Francisco / 3 ) - Championship Wrestling Conservative through 6 grade, nursery; , B I I U successful Yonkers merchant. 33 33 0 - N e w s 1:15, 3:10, 5:05, 7:25, 9:50. — school; 10:30 a.m., fellow­ 10:15A.M. Barbra Streisand, Walter Mat­ Landon deal The Right Stutt (P G ) Sat 1, ship; 10:45 a.m., forum pro­ 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist Coventry Presbyterian Salvation Army, 661 Main 33 - Blue Knight 0 - Conciarto QD - Streets of San Francisco Baptist Episcopal Temple Beth Sholom, 400 Youth Fellowship at church; Church, Route 44A and Trow - St., Manchester. Copt, and 8 - Madia Watch thau. 1970 7:30; Sun 1,4:30, 8. gram. (649-7077 office or E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ SP EM 8 - Racing From Aqueduct 0 - NHL Hockey; Hartford at 0 - Dr. Gana Scott HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Manchttlar 7 p.m. sacred dance rehear­ brldge'Road, Coventry. Rev. Mrs. Randall Davis. 9:30 3 ) ANGELR Baptist Bible Church of 647-8878 parsonoge. St. George's Episcopal chester. Richard J. Plavin, 10:30 A.M. 0 - MOVIE: 'The Year of Toronto > Nawa/Sporta/Waathar Michael Landon, who has UA Thaotors East — Center Congregational sal. (649-3696) Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, o. m., Sunday school; 10:45 Living Dangerously' A journal­ 0 - Star Trek 0 Coventry, the Grange build­ Church, 1150 Boston Turn­ rjb b i; Israel Tabatskv, can­ CD QD - Buga Bunny/Road 0 - M O V IE : 'Zorro' Zorro, the SIlkwood (R ) Sat and Sun 2, -SHOWN AT ■ Church, 11 Center St., Man­ South United Methodist 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., holiness meeting; 7 ist, trying to scoop the potential 8 - MOVIE: Battsr Lata Than spent most of hij acting ing, Route 44, Coventry. Ste­ pike, Bolton. Sunday 8 a.m., tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi ' RuruiarShaw 0 - SporteCenter ‘Olympic legendary rider and hero of the 4:30,7:15,9:40. — Blame It on chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur­ Church, 1226 Main St., Man­ a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., p. m., salvation meeting. political overthrow of Indonesia, Never' A group of senior citizens life in two long-running 1:153:10-6115725860-11:40 phen Smith, pastor. Worship Eucharist; 10 a.m. Holy emeritus. Services, 8:15p.m. chester. Dr. Shephard S. Bible study and fellowship. Edition.' oppressed, is actually Diego, the Rio (R ) 7:20, 9:25; Sat and tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- (649-7787). QD 8 - LlttlM meats and falls in love with the follow an aging rebel in his plan to services Sunday ot 1) a.m. Friday and 9:45 a.m. Satur- Johnson, Rev. Laurence M. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., 0 - MOVIE: 'The Pirates of governor of the colony of New NBC-TV series, "Bo­ Sun 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. — and 7 p.m. All are welcome. Robert J. Bills, minister ot llger, vicar. 11 a.m., tellow- doy. (643-9563) ' “ fOu..'Braifgrg.,.bg British attache. Met Gibson. Sig­ escape from a retirement home. Unfaithfully Yours (R ) 7:30, visitations; Rev. Cllttord O. Hill, pastors. 9 and 10:45 prayer meeting. (742-7222) 8 - 'Htraa Stoogae Penzance' A band of fun-loving Aragon. Alain Delon, Stanley nanza” and "Little House LASSITER R (742-7937) shlp hour. Monday through Presbyterian Church of mode tor... Ungo and g| ourney Weaver. Linda Hunt. Harold Gould. Tyne Daly. Harry 9:30; Sat and Sun 2,3:45,5:30, Simpson, pastor emeritus; a.m., worship; 9a.m., church Unitarian thoee In eulhoilly, that pirates, ted by the Pirate King, is Baker. Ottavia Piccolo. 1975. Morgan. 1979 On The Prairie.” has Community Baptist Friday, 4:45 p.m.; Wednes- Lutheran school, nursery through se­ Manchoster, 43 Spruce St., 1983. Rated PG. 7:30, 9:30. — The Rocky Church, 585 E. Center St., Michael C. Thorntan, asso- day, 9 a.m.. Holy we may Hyg fiSictiul 8 - Baeketball Report celebrating the 21st birthday of - Monty Python Flying Horror Picture Show (R ) Sat nior high; 10:45 a.m., Manchester. Rev. Richard Universaliat 0 - Here's to Your Health one of their comrades, who re­ (B signed a new contract Manchester. Rev. James I. clotepastor. 10a.m.,worship Eucharist. (643-9203) 8 - CduntBown to'S4 Today's Circus 12:30 A.M. midnight. — Pink Floyd: The service, sanctuary; 10 a.m. Concordia Luthoran nursery; United Methodist Gray, pastor. 10:30 o.m., end quiet Nvoe In el veals that he became a pirate be­ with the network for fu­ 11)031)03115740-101X1-11 £6 Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., St. Mary's Episcopal Church (L C A ), 40 Pitkin St., Youth Fellowship; 7:30 p.m., worship service, nursery, Unitarian Universallst F^Wneee end hoHneee, program (aaturea weakly prav- 0 - Futbol Intemeclonel: OD - All In tha Family Wall — Sot midnight. — church school for all ages, church school. (647-9941) Church, Park and Church Corinthians ve. Guarani/ cause of a terrible mistake. Kevin 8:30 P.M. ture deals. Twilight Zone: The Movie First Congregational Manchester. Rev. Burton D. Bible, song, prayer tellow- 9:15 o.m., Sunday school; 7 ' 1 Timothy fcl-a. lawa and profilaa of the 1984 ( C - MOVIE: Bonnla & Clyd)i' kindergarten through Grade streets, Manchester. Rev. Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 Flemengo vs. Botafogo Kline, Rex Smith. Rated G. - Silver Spoons When (R ) Sat midnight. 8 shlp. (647-9141) p.m.. Informal worship. (643-' Olympics. 0 Landon will star in a Church of Andover, Route 6, Stephen K. Jocobson, rector; For a daily maaaaga The story of the Barrow gang Montflald FOOTLOOSE 4 continuing during the ser­ o.m.. Holy Communion, 0906) 0 - More Reel People 0 - NCAA Baeketball: Notre Grandfather Stratton and Ricky vice; 10:30 a.m., morning Andover. Rev. Richard H. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, nursery; 9:15 a.m., church of Christian hofM and lova, When have you j ip i - Style With Elea Klanech who held sheriffs and bank tellers new series and will pro­ Translux College Twin — Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor­ dial Deme at Brigham Young go daerhunting. Ricky finds out in terror and captured newspaper I H l worship. Nursery provided. associate rector. 7:30 a.m.. school and Christian Growth Mormon proy^ for ehtl o u lh ^ 18 8 - Ml'*'' B the 0 - MOVIE: 'Fantasy Island' duce television movies The Return ot Martin Guerre ship: 11 a.m., nursery core 8 - Dr. Gene Scott that it's depressing to kill an ani­ headlines. Warren Beatty, Faye - SHOWN AT - (643-0537) Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., Holy hour, nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Roman Cathoiic Ileo, hero and ebroadT ;j3iipmunkB Three people fly in for a weekend and miniseries for NBC, (R ) Sot and Sun 2:30,4:45,7, Faith Baptist Church, 52 provided. Church school: Eucharist ond Church School Church of Jesus Christ of mal. Dunaway, Gene Hackman. 1967. 9:15. — Napoleon (G ) Sat 13041)57:15335:1140 9:30 a.m., Sunday. (742-7696) Holy Communion, nursery. Latter Day Saints (M or­ ire much ooeler tolgeue ■I a Cft'viorous island paradise 0 •> Fame some of which he will star Lake St., Manchester. Rev. with child care; 11 a.m.. Holy (649-5311) ^ Church of the Assumpflon, (0A9-A67S1 > 8 - Claotilc Oxnpany where, for $50,000 each, they 0 (B - All New This Old 0 - Evans and Novak 2:30,7. — The Grey Fox (P G ) James Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 First Congregational Eucharist. (649-4583) mon), 30 Woodside St., Man­ on whet might el beet be 0 - News/Sports/Weather House Sun 3, 5, 7,9. Church of Coventry, )171 Emanuel Lutheran chester. Wayne S. Taylor, Adams Street at Thompson ^ -8 - Reneho Ps]aio AmaiWo can live out their most compelling in. All of the projects, BROADWAY an a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Road, Manchester. Rev. Ed- A Ministry of Manchester's termed tlwir bMptneee 0 - MOVIE: 'The Day the Vernon Main St., Coventry. Rev. Church, 60 Church St., - MOVIE: ‘The Magician' fantasies. Bill Bixby, Sandra Dee, 1:00 A.M. according to a network a.m., worship service; 7 Manchester. Rev. Dale H. bishop, 9:15 a.m., sacrament word S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ CENTER CONGREGATiONAL CHURCH -e t w ofot, their eoN-Jn- 8 Earth Stood Still’ A n alien ad­ 9:00 P.M. Cine I a 2— Sudden I mpoct D AN N Y ROSE Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 Gospel meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday The Magician apMta away a. Peter Lawford. 19/6. (3) - Nawa/SIgn Olf p.m., evening service. (646- Gustotson, pastor; Steven P. day mass at 5; Sunday tefget.CguegeeiHtelem visee earth to stop aggressive - A irw d f spokesman, will be deve- (R ) 7:20, 9:30; Sat 2, 7:20, ------SHOWN AT a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., school and prim ary; 11:25 . liuntad tvoman to tho home of hla 8 - New Literecy 33 CD 53)6) Church ot the Living God, Sabin, Intern; Rev. C. Henry masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and ^qulroe for tggg conquests of outer space or risk QD - MOVIE: ‘Murdar Can Hurt lo(9ed by Michael Landon 9:30; Sun 2,4:30,7:20,9:30.— church school In Church a.m., priesthood and rellet . Monde. BUI Bixby, Kkn Hunter. 0 - N CAA Baeketball; Indiana 21)53456257:1 First Baptist Church, 240 an evangelical, full-gospel Anderson, pastor emeritus. noon. (643-2195) thought annihilation. Michael Rennie, Pa­ You* Eight super sleuths band to­ Lane House. Nursery care society. (643-4003) Barry Sullivan. 1973. 2:15 P.M. at Northwaatam (This game is Productions. Hlllstown Road, Manchester. church, Robertson School, Sunday schedule: 9:30 a.m., St. Bartholomew's Church, tricia Neal, Hugh Marlowe. 1951. gether in a battle of wits against Dr. C. Conley, pastor. (649- provided. (742-8487) North School Street, Man­ 8 - Health Week subject to blackout) Landon, who played Lit­ Second Congrogatlonal worship In the sonctuorv; 741 E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ "How To Fool Admittedly thorg ere 18 - Woodwright'a Shop Rated G. the ‘Man in White'. Victor Buono, T H E RIGHT 7509) chester. Rev. David W. nursery, children's chapel; Nationai Cathoiic chester. Rev. Martin J. 0 - News Update John Bynner. Gavin McCloud. tle Joe for 14 years in First Baptist Chapel of the Church, 385 N. Main St., Mullen, pastor. (Meeting Sun­ Scholsky, pastor. Saturday ^ Mweye hevg been : 11:00A.M. 2:30 P.M. 0 Nature 'Big Business in S TU F F [PGi Manchester. The Rev. V. 10:45 o.m., Sunday church - We Got It Made Mickey 1980. Deaf, 240 Hlllstown Rood, days, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Nursery St. John's Polish National moss at 5 p.m .; Sunday 8 - Happy Daya Again Bees.’ Bee cultivation, a giant in­ 0 "Bonanza,” and Charles Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 school, nursery, Bible study. Catholic Church, 23 Golway Good About .V d ) - Puppy/Soooby Doo Show discovers a baby left on her door­ ‘V’ revived — SMOWtIAT:— Manchester. Rev. K. and Sunday school. (643-1193) masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 dustry of great Importance to the (ID - MOVIE: Sllant Night. Ingalls for nine years in Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) a.m. worship service and Full Gospel Interdenomi­ St., Manchester. Rev. Stan­ a.m. ; ( S - B J./Lobo Show 8 - MOVIE: 'Miating' Whan step. Bloody Night* Psychological H)d73p:lll)0 church school; 11 o.m., tel- Latvian Lutheran Church ley M. Lancala, pastor. 9 ^miereeteotlbelr^ an American writer diuppaara United Statea, is examined. (60 "Little House on the HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — national Church, 745 Moln of Manchoster,21 Garden St., St. Bridget Church, 70Main •on, or their eommun- min.) (Closed Captioned] 8 - American Playhous# 'Po­ thriller about a amall New England lowshlp hour. (649-2863) a.m., moss. (643-5906) Yoursolf” ; 8 - Road to Loa Angotoa during a m llhtiy coup In Chlla, hla Prairie," will first de­ NBC-TV has resumed pro­ St., Manchester. Rev. Philip Manchester. (643-2051) St., Manchester. Rev. Philip pular Neurotics.' Jeff Goldblum town that lived in tha shadows of Second Congregational Wr. or ^ their tamNy. : 8 - ESPN'a SporttWaok family Itunchat t full-flodgod In- 0 • Lot Buegroe y Lot NIetoe Christian Science P. Saunders. Sundoy, 10:30 Prince of Peace Lutheran A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio Call: and Mimi Kennedy star in this a dark secret that threatened ita velop a series for next duction of “ V,” the 1982-83 Church ot Coventry, 1746 But Moh M to the mV vaatl^tlon. Jack Lammon, Slaiy a.m., adult Bible study and Church, Route 31 and North P. Podelll, co-postors. Satur­ : 8 - Sohofaalk) Sports Acad. 0 - Black Perep^ive special performance of Aubrey w ay of life. Patrick O'Neal. John First Church of Christ, Boston Turnpike, Coventry. Nazarene nor^, endpeihgpggigy Spocak, John Shaa. 1982. Ratad season in which he will action-adventure minis­ s Sunday school; 7 p.m., wor­ River Road, Coventry. Rev. day mass 5 p.m.; Sunday Wertheim's work about contem­ Carradine. AatrkJ Hearan. 1973. OB05AJBd Scientist, 447 N. Main St., Rev. David Jarvis, minister. ship service. Tuesdoy at 7:30 . 8 - Bmorsaney PG. 0 - Odd Couple star. eries about an alien inva­ Regular schedule; 10 a.m., W .H. Wllkens, pastor. 9 o.m., Church of tho Naiarono, masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and porary relationships. (60 min.) 0 - Twilight Zone Manchester. 10:30 a.m ., p.m., special Bible studles; noon. (643-2403) j 8 -N e w t Update 8 - Praasntsl sion of Earth that was the I45335325L403I0JI40 church service, Sunday worship; 8 a.m., DIal-A-Rlde Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., 236 Main St., Manchester. S'*"-Thoee ere oitttoel 8 - Crooaflra (Closed Captioned) Wednesdav at 7:30 p.m., worship service. (742-7548) Rev. Neale McLain, senior . St. James Church, 896Maln •met. And we een bel- 0 - NCAA Baeketball: Ohio school, and care for small to church; 8:45 a.m., church worship service. Prayer line, 647-8301 ’.-S B -lM r-T 8 - Han'a to Your Hoalth 6:30 P.M. highest rated of the net­ Zion Evanpellcal Lutheran pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, St., Manchester. Rev. Fran­ for an important tereerveltelnlefeglgol 8 - Lo Major dal Box State at Iowa NEVER CRY children. (649-1446) Reading school, nursery to grade 646-8731. 24 hours. cis V. Krukowski, Rev. Ro­ >' 8 - Houoa For AH Saaaona work’s miniseries of last Room, 656A Center St., Man­ eight, adult discussion; 11 Church (Missouri Synod), minister of visitation and JB men threugh Biauer 8 - Entartainmant Thia Weak CD d ) - CBS Nswa 8 - MOVIE: ‘Touch of Evil' A 0 - Amarica'a To p Tan Sun spots Gospel Hall, Center Street, Cooper and High streets, outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday bert Burbank, Rev. Richard recorded message • 8 - Hoy Mlamo Anfridonat season. WOLFIT chester. (649-8982) o. m., coffee and fellowship;Manchester. 10 a.m., break­ •or woitd taederela? New Utaraoy C D 8 - N o w s Mexican police official and his 0 - Naws/Sporta/Waathar Manchester. Rev. Charles W. school; 10:45 a.m., worship, A. Lamore, team ministry. t GuWanna Ochoa, Low dat Guar- new wife are involved in a murder The dates at which the NBC research revealed 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 ing bread; 11:45 a.m., Sun­ Rev. Edward J. Reardon. wwpwitodbygdieend (D - In Soarch of... p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine children's church and . ibfo V Juan Dosal prassntan aata 3:00 P.M. frameup. Charlton Heston. Janet 0 - Bionic Woman day school; 7 p.m., gospel worship; 10:15 a.m. Sunday Saturday masses at 4 and6:30 *5lect|ye8upport,whlto sun crosses the equator some 65 million viewers 2032552573y^l|45l l:^ Church of Christ 6 p.m., senior church school nursery; 7 p.m., evening .program a da atuntos pubUcos 8 - SportaCantsr Leigh. Orson Welles. 1968. Daapadlda meeting. school and Youth Forum. service, nursery. (646-8599) p.m .; Sunday masses at 7:30, ^ out talr^ CD - MOVIE: 'Inatructocs of 0 - are the equinoxes, when saw all or part of the and Pilgrim fellowship. (742- "dhded dieeent. ; praaamando noticias y variada kt- Daoth' Faudkig batwaan two 8 - Pinnacis TERMS O F Church of Christ, Lvdall 6234) Holy Communion first and 9 ,10:30a.m.,noon, andSp.m. rfqrmaclan. 9:15 P.M. 0 • In Search of... day and night are most melodrama, which ond Vernon streets, Man­ Jehovah’s third Sunday. (649-4243) (643-4129) martial arts ckiba In Canton 8 - NBC Nawt ENDEARMENT pc; Talcoftvllle Congrega­ ^ 8 - Candfopki BowNog srupta Into a stunning final con­ 0 - Your Money 1:15A.M. equal. The dates at which starred Marc Singer and chester. Eugene Brewer, tional Church, Main Street Pentecostal St. M ory Church, 1600 Main 8 - Newsmakara ------SMOWtlAT WHneMet Methodist St., Coventry. Father James frontation. - MOVIE; 'Mlealng' When the sun is at a maximum Faye Grant as leaders of minister. Sunddv services: 9 ond Elm Hill Road, Talcot- t 8 - Now Taoh Thnaa 9:30 P.M. 0 1404:15711594512110 o.m., Bible classes; )0 a.m., United Pentecostal J. Williamson, pastor. FeeliRg fl - M O V IE : -T h a Dark' An au- 8 - WMta Shadow an American writer diaappears tvllle. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, Bolton Unitod Methodist QD - CNN Investigator Raport distance from the equator the resistance movement worship; 6 p.m., worship. Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Churdi, 187 Woodbridge St., Masses Saturday at 5:15 [... 11:15 A.M. 8 > Masterpiece Theatre 'The 0 during a military coup in Chile, hie pastor. 10 o.m., worship ser­ Tniiand Turnpike, Manches­ Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ Manchester. Rev. Marvin V o e i ^ thor end a television broadcssttr are the solstices. to defend Earth. p.m .; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 - Sports become involved in e case of Irish R.M .' Salty Knox arrives at 0 - M a m a ’a Fam ily Mama runs famity launches a full-fledged in- 18 - MANTHESTER HERALD. Siiturduv. Feb. 18, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 18, 1984 — 19 Senior citizens f ~ Disney Channel Sunday TV, Many events ■ Weekday TV 6;0QA.M. 10:30 A.M. (9 * MOVIE: The Girl Can't growing quickly Help It' An ex-racketeer asks a 5:00 A.M. 9 - Sesame Street (Dosed Woody Woodpacksr 0 - Uttia House on the Prairie (3 ) - Kidswortd (33 - TV l^ats down-and-out theatrical agent to 0® - Suparfriands 0® - Varied Programs Csptioned) - High School Bowl make his girlfriend a star. Tom 3 ) - Sign O n / N « n . 1 8 - Buga Bunny. J. J. and Tea i: 4:30 P.M. Q D “ Trum an Taylor Talfcs T o (33 ® - 700 Club 0 - Match Oatna/HoNywood NEW YORK (UPI) - Cable TV's 9-month-old Ewell. Jayne Mansfield, Edmond coming soon (S ) - Varied Programa - Jimmy Swaggart 12:30P.M . / CD - Thraa’a Company IS) IS) - Newa (D - New Jersey Report - Say Brother O'Brien. 1956. Square. Hour Disney Channel is growing faster than its creators (£t - Entertainment Tonight ( 8 - Masters of t ^ Universe CD QD - Young and tha CD - Batman dl) - Independent Network MASTER OF THE 9 > Voces y Carol 6 9 - /Ul-Day Movies Raetlaaa 0 - Untamed World anticipated and it is expected to break even by Spring N ew s 5:15P.M. 5:30 A.M. 0 - Happy Days Again 8:00 A.M. @1 - Instructional Frogrsma 0-JugandoaVhdr 1985, channel president James Jimirro said. - MOVIE: International GAME ( 9 * SportsWorid Today's pro­ Editor’s note: This column is prepared by the ^ aff CD a s - Rynn'n Hope 0 - Pink Panther pnd Friends - New Zoo Revue 0D gram features professional box­ QD - Varied Programa 0 0 - Woody Woodpecker I S - Facta of Ufe Velvet' The orphaned niece of t)f the Manchester Senior Citizens Center. It appears - (S)- Movie 0 - Eight Is Enough The fanrily-oriented channel that was launched fast (S ) - News Update ing, ‘The Dream Mile' and sumo GD - Joe Frankiin Show 0 - Dating Game the now grown-up Velvet comes Dyan Cannon stars as in The Manchester Herald on Wednesdays and CE 0jlD - Varied Programs ® - Waitons 0 - Buga Bunny/Porky Pig April 18 now reaches 715,000 homes in the 50 states. wrestling. (2 hrs.) SB ® - Search For Tomorrow 0 - Scooby Doo 6:15A.M. to live with her aunt tn Devon. T a ­ wealthy., powerful Kate 9® - Indepandant Network 0D - Pirtk Panther ^tow e® - Space. '•We-need 2 million subscribers to break even,” Saturdays. Newa 1 ; 0 0 P . M . 0 - French Chaf tum O'Neal, Christopher Plum­ Blackwell In “Master of the 4:15 P.M. ® - Calliope 5:00 P.M. ® - N e w s mer, Anthony Hopkins. 1978 10:30 A.M. Jimirro told members of the New York Chapter of the Game," a three-part CBS min- ® - Health Week IS I-C N N HeadlinaNewa C D - Hdur Magazbia 3:30 P.M. (D -T a x I ^ - Media Watch Rated PG. By Joe Diminico 9 - Underdog CD - All In tha FamUy National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. iserles based on Sidney IS ) - Monayiina (D a i - AH My ChHdran, CD - Woody Woodpecker - Six Million Dollar Man 4:30 P.M. Activities Specialist IS) - El Chavo/EI Chapulki . - Jckar-a Wild CD "We said it would take a few years to reach that. You 6:30 A.M. 5:30 P.M. O - Jhn Bakker CD Q D -M o v i a Q ® 0 - Scaoby Doo Sheldon’s best-seller. It airs QD - MOVIE: The Birds' A I S - Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig CD - Paopla'a Court need very deep pockets to start a new network. C3D ** Captain Kangaroo (S ) - Newsmaker Sunday ® - Varied Program, 0 - Over Euy SUN DAY, FEB. 19, small shore tow n is attacked by Greetings , . ^ . 6:00A.M. ‘ - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ i a « O u r Uvea Q® - Uttia House on tha Prairie "But we are ahead of projections. We expect to QD “ Black News 2D - Tony Brown's'Journal thousands of birds. Rod Taylor. saiisi - Bala of the Century ^ 9 - Batman MONDAY. FEB. 20 and, Individuals are reminded that the registration date ( J ) (H ) - Varied Programs hood 0 - Inati P rog ram . 0 - Candid Camera Hour reach 2 million by Spring-Summer ’85.” 0 0 - Ask the Doctor 02) - Tony Brown's Journal TIppi Hedren, Suzanne Pleshette C a - Dick Van Dyke & - WHd World of Animals TUESDAY, FEB. 21 lor the Boston Flower Show is Feb. 27 at 9; 30 a.m. The QD - New Zoo Revue J e u a Lo- 0 - CHIPa The network offers 16 hours a day of programming 0 0 - N ew s Longest Struggle: N A ACP in His­ 1963. 8:30A.M. liB - Nawton'a Apple 01 - Mundo a on lo ia n - 4:00 P.M. torical Perspective.' (S) Pinnacle cost of the trip is $16, which includes transportion and . QD ~ CBS Earlv Morning News CE “ Flintstones ^ Mday Sonia V, 0 > Newswatch — in April it will go up to 18 — drawing from more than 05) - Wild Kingdom CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 11:00 A.M. friikmea programa da 6:00 P.M. admission. Lunch will be on your own. The trip is „ (X) S I - ABC Nowa This CE - straight Talk GD - Joffsraona 0 > Hogan's Heroes 160 films and 200 hours of television productions in the ® - MOVIE: 'International 5:00 P.M. Morning CD - Price la Right anititoa pubHcoa nacionalai pra- scheduled March 14. •amando antraviatas. noticiat. CD 0 - H a -M a n B, M atters/ 0 0 - Mr. Rogers' Disney library that have never been syndicated and Velvet' The orphaned niece of 3 ) QD ®) ® - News - Feme 0D 9 ) - Great Space Coaster QD In addition, there will be another signup Feb. 29 at .. 02) - Buaineaa Timoa on ESPN CD - Breakaway deporiea y un sagmemo dead. Utihratsa Neighborhood are rarly seen on commercial television. the now grown-up Velvet comes S D - M O V IE : 'Cotton C o m o , to ( 8 - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ to live with her aunt in Devon T a ­ QD ® - W id e W orld of Sports Hollywood iHulado 'En Pamaila'. -M o v ie Harlem ' A pair of detectives, a 9:30 a.m. for the St. Patrick's Day party at the Aqua .,, (IS - 20 Minute Workout hood * CD - Price la Right CD CD ( 8 - En Buses del Paraiso A coup for the channel was its acquisition of 12 tum 0 Neal. Christopher Plum­ CD-S.W.A.T. minister, a junk dealer dnU others Turf Club in Plantsville. The cost of the trip is $19, ; S ) - Daybreak (2® - El Show de Eduardo II CD - Benaon IS ) - Raading Rainbow 0 - WKRP in Cincinnati Charlie Chaplin film classics never before seen on mer, Anthony Hopkins. 1978 chase across Harlem looking for IS) r News/Sports/Weather CD - Bemeby Jmaa Rated PG which includes transportation, lunch and entertain- .. l a i. A ii 'D6y Movies 9 ) - Bewitched CD ISI - Family 1:30P.M. 1 0 - Charlie's Angela American television. And it already has produced and missing money and a bale of cot­ 12$ - Making Most of the Micro 0 9 -Rhode 0 - U td a Raacala aired its first made-for-TV movie, “Tiger Town,” - Insight ton Godfrey Cambridge. Ray­ ment, consisting of Irish folk singing and a m usical,,, ® - HaalthSeid 9 - Sesame Street (Closed CD CD - Aa the World Turn. 0 - Alice (21) - Santo Domingo Invito 0 5 - Designs for living 0 - Nawalina starring Roy Scheider as an aging Detroit Tigers ^ - Style With Elsa Klensch mond St. Jacques. Judy Pace comlra for dancing. The trip is scheduled March 15. 6:30 A.M. Csptioned) & - Varied Programa 5:30 P.M. 1970 (9 - MOVIE: Sidekicks' A 0 - Nawlywad Gama right-fielder. @ - As Schools Match Wits Don't forget to buy your tickets for our raffle, which - Wheel of Fortune & *• Danny VWaon'a After black man posing as a slave is CD (E ) - CBS Early Morning 9:00 A.M. 0 0 - Saaama Street (Closed CD 0 - News 3 ) - CBS Nows Oriental land to the capital city. die mysteriously, ■ the sheriff ts will be drawn May 10, The first prize is a beautiful doll , News 6 - Andy Griffith School Spaclats "We have been fortunate in finding some good (23) - M O V IE : The Rutles' 9:30P.M. sold to unwary buyers by his CE - New $25,000 Pyramid Captlonad) CD - M*A*S*H Monty Python's Eric Idle remin­ tTH - Hawaii Fivo-O Jock Mahoney, Woody Strode. confronted with an ingenious white buddy in the pre-Civil W ar house. The doll house features handmade wood f p - Popeye ® - Alice acquisitions, but we are not finding enough. " Meet the Mayors 1963 killer. Alan Alda. Louise Lasser, ( E “ I Love Lucy 2:00 P.M. 0-Caaagranda 0 - Entertainment Tonight isces about the early days of the - Dr. Gene Scott (33 West. Lou Gossett. Larry Hag- "We had anticipated spending $100 million in the a i Edmond O'Brien. 1973 furniture, parquet floors, carpeting, functional doors, 9 ) - Jimmy Swaggart m - Qettin' to Know Me (D-Nawa Fab Four Michael Palm, George ^ - Wall St. Journal Rep. (33 - Jerry Falwell man. 1974 a fireplace, drapes and much more. This masterpiece (E ~ Movie 0 - Q uincy 0 0 - Electric Company first three years on original programming. At this Harrison. Mick Jogger (2D - Fame - M OVIE: 'Th e Jayne (3D - Tom & Jerry CE 9 ) - Donahue 11:30 A.M. (D SI - One Ufa to Uva - Bob Newhart Show & - News/Sports/Weather 10:00P.M. (33 0D - This Week with David is one of a kind. The second prize is a handmade solid . 0 - Maatara of tha Univarae point we will exceed that a little." Brinkley Mansfield Story' This is the life 12:45 A.M. ( 9 - Butlwlnkle 9 - Loving ® - Sonya @3) - Ring Around the World 0D - little Rascals (E (2D - MOVIE: 'Seven Thieves' (33 - N ew s story of the actress and sex sym­ m - Laverne 8i Shirley 8, Co. red mahogany clock that features chimes. The third j Among the channels original series are "Mouseler- (5 ) - Make Peace With Nature 9 - NBC News at Sunrise 0 1 - Alive and Weill 0D ' Happy Days Again I® - I Urva Lucy d3) - 30 Minutes A strange assortment of thieves (33 ® ) - Jimmy Swaggart bol whose meteoric career and prize is a toaster oven. Proceeds from the raffle will Lyman tapes ‘Bloodlines’ piece Theater " with host George Plimpton, "Wel­ - MOVIE: 'Abbott and life ended in tragedy. Loni Ander­ 1:00 A.M. ( 8 - Varied Programs " Great American (S )- Nawa Day ^3) - Davey/Goliath unite to execute a daring robbery 01) - Independent Network (55) 9 ) - Mass 0® come to Pooh Corner," "Mousercise,” and "Five Mile Edward G Robinson, ' Rod Costello in the Navy' Abbott son, Arnold Schwarzenegger. supplement our meals program. Homemaker N ew s (T 1 - Agronsky 8i C o 9 - Romper Room (£D ~ Oaywatch CS ® - Another World Creek," a 13-part dramatic series being produced in 6:45 A.M. Steiger. Joan Collins 1960 and Costello wreak havoc in the 1980 Golfers are reminded that there will be a meeting -- 9 9 ** Dream Houaa NEW YORK (UPI) Former soap queen Dorothy (S ) - News/Sports/Weather GD - A B C N e w s IS - Sesame Street (Closed IS I - War and Paaca (§3) - Sacred Heart Navy Bud Abbott. Lou Costello. ~ Great Performances 'La March 19 at 7 p.m. On the agenda are dues, starting 6:45 A.M. Lyman was in New York to tape a series called Australia by Henry Crawford ("A Town Like Alice”). (2D - Sneak Previews (2D Captioned) (SD ” Hoy MIemo Anfritiones ® - Nuevo York Ahora (g) (iD - TV's Greatest The Andrew Sisters 1941, Cenerentola' Gioacchino Ros­ QJ) - Twilight Zone ( D - News "Steve Allen's Music Room" will debut in April, and ( ^ - Embajadores de la M usica date, election of officers, and so on. This meeting is Guillermp Ochoa. Lourdes Guer­ “Bioodlines” that she is hosting for the Arts and 7:00 A.M. Commercials #5 Ed McMahon (3 ) - NC/VA Basketball: LaSalle 9 - Love Connection ® - What'a Happening Programs musical presentando la (5D - All American Wrestling sini’s two-act opera, which was obligatory for individuals interested in participating •’ ( 9 - Weather rero Y Juan Dosal presentan este Entertainment channel on cable TV. * "Gone Are the Dayes," a contemporary comedy and Joyce DeWitt host this pre­ vs. Holy Cross CS - Hour of Power musica y el folklore do Colombia (25) - News Update based on the 'Cinderella' fairy in the league. The roster will be prepared from those 9 0® - 20 Minute Workout programa de asuntos publicos 2:16 P.M. "I’m the Alistair Cook of the show,” she^aid of her series, will premiere in May. sentation of some of the most tale, is presented in a special per­ (2i) - News/Sports/Weather 7:00 A.M. C3) (3 ) ~ Kenneth Copeland - Memories with Lawrence presentando noticias y vanada in- "Black Arrow,” an adaption of the Robert Louis (IZ) - All Creatures Great and memorable TV commercials (60 formance. (3 h rs ) attending. C3D GD ~ CBS Morning News 9:30 A.M. formacion. CD - Popoya cable debut. C3) - This Is the Life Small mrn.) W elk 1:15A.M. “ Card Sharks Stevenson novel, will be shot on location in England s s - Pelicula: 'Los Peversos' The center is collecting plastic tops from coffee ( D - Woody Woodpecker CE 9 - Independent Networh 2:30 P.M. "I think cable is definitely the future in our dD - Hispanic Horizons - M O V IE : 'Body and Soul' A m - Supersoccer g$ - MOVIE: T A.G. ■ The and Spain. "That book was even more popular than 6:30P.M. 2D ( 9 - N C AA Basketball; cans, particularly Maxwell House, in the hope of (E - My Three Sons News - Capitol business. It's going to provide a lot more work than the boxer, determined to be a winner, Assassination Gam e' An inno- C E 9 - Good Momirfg CD CD (11) - O ld Tim e Gospel - C B S N ew a HD - New Jersey Hispano Maryland at North Carolina accumulating enough so we can get a free coffee pot. ~ CNN Headline News networks will down the rOad. I think it's all going to be 'Treasure Island' when it came out," Jimirro said. CD is helped by a reporter who loves cent gamo of killers-and-victims America (E 9 - 3-2-1, Contact CD - In Saarch of... (53) - N C A A Basketball; Ohio - Adelante Samantha Smith, the 11-year-old girl who met QD - N e w s him. Leon Isaac Kennedy, Mu­ (3$ 9 - MOVIE; 'It's a Mad. Mad. suddenly becomes real Robert If you have any, please drop them off. CD - 700 Club 0D “ Munsters pay-TV in the next decade. NBC, ABC and CBS will State at Iowa 12:00 P.M. 0® - Magic Garden Kremlin chief Yuri Andropov, interviewed the CE) - A B C N ew s hammad Ali. 1981 Rated R. 2D “ New Literacy Mad, Mad World' A group of Carradine. Rated PG. Individuals desiring to discuss legislative matters, (3® - Josie and the Pussycats 9 • Jimmy Swaggart just be one of 200 channels that you can choose to buy (5$ - Sunday Cartoon Express travelers meet on the way to Las CE CE GD GD 9 - News 0 1 - Laava It to Beaver Democratic candidates for an exclusive 90-minute O - World Sportsman This (2D “ Glittering Prizes 11:15A.M. & - Health Week or even personal matters, with Rep. James 021 - Bueinese Times on ESPN s - Rosa de Lejos or not buy.” (53) - Or. Gene Scott Vegas and end up in a madcap CE * Midday - Bill Boggs 0 1 - Vivir Enamorada Disney Channel program. show features Portillo Skiing, 2D “ Ask the Manager 25) - Your Money race for a fortune in tainted mo­ McCavanagh may do so March 6, between 10 a.m. and , 0 9 - USA Cartoon Express 9 ) “ Morning Stretch Miss Lyman made her producing and directing - World of Gospel Handicapped Kayaking and 1:30 A.M. GD ~ Tattletales 0 - My Three Bona (23) 2D - Fall & Rise of R. Perrin ney. Spencer Tracy. Milton Berle, 12 If interested, contact the office for an appointment. debut in 1980 with the off-Broadway comedy "A "They called us and asked what she could do and I Hawaiian Hang Gliding (60 mm.) 11:30 A.M. (33 “ Eyewitness Magazine 0® - Dr. Gene Scott - Daytime (21) - News/Sports/Weather Ethel Merman 1963. There are still some openings for the Accident 0® 9 - Varied fhograms (Q ) - Magic of Oil Painting Coupla White Chicks Sitting Around Talking.” Her immediately thought of interviewing the presidential @ ) - Inside Business 10:30P.M. (33 - Face the Nation (3 3 “ N e w s ( 8 “ Fllntstones 9 ~ Love Connection (22) ~ Jimmy Swaggart - Undersea World of Prevention Course for Mature Drivers, scheduled 0® - USA Movie 3:00 P.M. other credits on the New York stage include "Later," candidates," Jimirro said. "She's already taped all of (33 " Sports Extra " Rax Humbard 0D “ independent Network SB - Electric Company (33) - It's Your Business @ )(33) - NBC Newa (33 Jacques Cousteau Feb. 27 and 28. Individuals completing this course will • ( 9 - Today 9 • Dr. Gene Scott CD CD - Guiding Light "Fefu and Her Friends” and Sam Shepard's them except (Walter) Mondale." (55) - From the Editor's Desk - Fishin' Hole Trout Fishing N e w s @3) ■ Heritage Corner ® ) - Soapbox 0D 2:30 P.M. be entitled to a 5 percent reduction in their insurance 9 " Batman 10:00 A.M. (S I ® - Movie CD - Inapactor Gadget “Action.” Along with the service, Disney Channel offers a (5D - Great Standups Mel in the Arkansas Ozarks ' 2D - Newsmaker Sunday 2D - Temas y Debates QD - MOVIE: 'Notorious' A premium. The fee for the course is $10, which must be 9 - Sasame Street (Closed (D - Hour Magazine @ ) - Take 2 CD 0 - GefMral Hospital Her soap experience includes four years as Gwen 32-page, monthly magazine that serves as a program 7:30 A.M. Brooks, Bill Cosby and Wilt Ro­ - Fraggle Rock - MOVtE: 'The Concert for Captioned) - Th is Is Your Life (5D woman, whose .father was con- , . . , _ (D ~ Make Room For Daddy 129 - El Show del Medio Dia Frame in the NBC soap "Another World, " and her guide and provides entertainment for childrdh, such C3D ‘ My Neighbor's Religion gers are featured in a glimpse of victed o( treason, joins forces Bangladesh George Harrison's paid by check. If interested, stop by the front office CD - Stunt I2D - Sports Week 7:30 A.M. - Tic Tec Dough us cut-outs, games, recipes and instructions for (D - Insight 7:00 P.M. tho evolution of this comedy With a government agent in order concert is comncommemorated. and fill out a registration form. (D (S I - Hot Potato (3® - Tom 8i Jarty and Friends other soap roles were on “Search for-Tomorrow,” form, 2D - Foro 41 Bob Dylan, Leon Russell, Ravi CD - Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig - Romper Room making things — all related to the programming. (£ ) - Jack Van Impe Presents (33 (33 - 60 Minutes to spy on Nazis. Cary Grant. Ingrid Pool lilayers are reminded that the deadline for CD am * Family Feud (39 - Alive and Walll "The Edge of Night” and “A World Apart." " Ovation (9) " Newsmakers Shankar 1973. Rated G. - XIV Winter Olympic (5D Bergman, Claude Rains. 1946. registration for the Manchester Senior Citizen (23) - World Tomorrow (53 0D - New Literacy ( 9 - Risk/Marriage Gam es Today's program fea­ (S ) " Larson Sunday Night 0D - MOVIE: 'U o n of the (2l) - Big Story Rotation TournamenUs Feb. 21. There are still a few y o u K N O W , tures men's slalom Alpine skiing, (§7) - David Susskind 12:00P.M. Desert’ A guerrilla rebel leads ^ - ABC News openings. If interested, contact the center. IF I WERE you, (21) - El Club 700 ice hockey playoffs, figure skat­ North African Bedouins in revolt BRIDGE ASTRO ing. men's cross-country skiing 11:00 P.M. (33 (33 - Daytona 500 Coverage against Italian invaders. Anthony 2:00A.M. Don't forget: Eileen Davis, a hearing aid specialist, I'P TR U S T MV (33) - Kingdom Living Today of the 26th running of the N A S ­ and the closing ceremonies (4 Quinn, Oliver Reed. Rod Steiger. (B CO - CBS News INSTINCrft GIRLIE. - Morningtown (33 (33 (33 2D 2® 0D - N e w s CAR Daytona 500 is presented will be at the center Feb. 27 at 10 a.m. for a talk on extra son. He is just Jim’s @3) hrs ) Rated PG N ightw a tch (3 ) - Off the Set from the D ^ to n a International "The Sound Facts about Hearing.” The discussion- age, and he and Jim were GRAPH 8:00 A.M. - Sw itch (33 Children's Christian Fund (33 (53 ■ World Tomorrow Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL (3 3:00 P.M. will be followed by two hearing screenings — free of the anchor pair when I cap­ (33 - Barrio hrs., 45 min.) 0D " Wall Street Journal (5D (2D - Solid Gold (55) - Odd Couple (B - MOVIE: 'Busting' T w o da- charge — on Feb. 29 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and on tained two World Champion­ (33 ” Jimmy Swaggart - News Update (33 0D - XIV Winter Olympic termined policemen choose a 2D - Sports Update (2D 0D - SportsCenter March 2 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. If interested, contact the' NbRTHM' 3-18-84 ship teams. Alan Truscott, (33 ** Confluence 2D (3D - First Camera Games Today's program fea­ dangerous drug dealer as their Health Department, 647-3173. the only other writer pres­ @ ) - Children Running Out of tures men's slalom Alpine skiing, prime target and go after him. 2:30 A.M. ♦ J873 f D - Ceiebration/Eucharist (2D - Innovation Tim e ice hockey playoffs, figure skat­ Robert Blake, Elliott Gould. 1974 QD - MOVIE: ‘The Black Swan' Just a reminder that tax counselors are at the trA J8 4 ent, congratulated me - Terry ^ole-Whittaker ing, men's cross-country skiing Pirates are promised amnesty if warmly and then asked for a CE) (25) “ Sports Tonight - 'Y o u !' Mag. for W om e n center every day but Thursday, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. No ■ ♦ Q3 2D - El Maleficio (5D they give up their lawless w ^ s (55) - Frederick K. Price and the closing ceremonies. (5 appointment is necessary and the service is free. ♦ 10 5 3 hand for his next day’s arti­ (31 - Starsky and Hutch (^ - Independent Network h rs ) (2D - News Update Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Hara, cle. (23) - Woody Woodpecker N ew s Anthony Quinn. 1942. The center will not offer lunches next week because WEST EAST (S ) > Classic Country 2D - MOVIE: Touch of Evil' A (25) - News/Sports/Weather of school vacation. The center will be closed Monday, ♦ 105 2 ♦ 6 “B. Jay Becker called me 11:30 P.M. (33 ■ Robert Schuller: The Hour Mexican police official and his - Money Week from New York on Tuesday Fab. 19, ISM 7:15P.M. of Power [Closed Captioned] new wife are involved in a murder ♦ 10 5 ♦ Q972 (22) - Robert Schuller (D - CBS News Feb. 20, in observance of Washington's birthday. frameup Charlton Heston, Janet 2:45 A.M. to congratulate'me. He rem­ In the year ahead, pals who ^ - MOVIE: The Girl Can't (S ) - Sports Sunday 02) - Play Your Best Golf 'Mid ♦ K86 ♦ 1097 54 (33 - David Susskind Leigh, Orson Welles. 1958. inded me that I had taken have had little to oHer you will Help It' An ex-racketeer asks a 7:30P.M. and Short Irons ' (5D - Not Necessarily The ♦J9764 ♦ AQ2 down-and-out theatrical agent to C53 “ Laugh-In N e w s Schedule for the week ' away his title as the oldest lade from your life and be QD - MOVIE: ‘Stroker Ace' A SOUTH replaced by new friends who make his girlfriend a star Tom (iD - SportsCenter Olympic (33 - Newscopa race-car driver schemes to even 3:15P.M. rrs A PERFECT PAY FOR . HURRY, DEAR, H I X C U Z l I GOTTA TALK I VOUGOf SOMEBODY SHOVED player to win a major event. Edition.' 3:00 A.M. Monday: Holiday. ♦ AKQ94 Ewell. Jayne Mansfield. Edmond the score with a conniving cor- TH' 6AMES,euz! HCW/ OR WE'LL MISS WAIT A T'VOU! IT^S y AHE/VP, ' , A SPEAR DOWN He had won just after his will bring .you joy and growth. ( B - ft Is W ritten (3 ) - Media Watch (33 " MOVIE: 'Diagnosis; ♦ K63 O'Brien 1956 (5D - Fraggle Rock ITOrate kingpin Burt Reynolds, Tuesday: 9a.m., shopping bus: 9:30a.m.,macrame ABOUT A LITOE BET ONI THE OPENING MINUTE! IMPORTANT.' ruM RA i II l I 2AKK'S THROAT BET 7 0 0 70th birthday. I reiTiarked AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) 05) - Honeymooners 3:30P.M. M u rde r' An eminent psychiatrist and oil panting class; 10 a.m., square dancing; 12:30 TH' SNAKE TOSa” SAY I CEREMONIES.' BE RIGHT , LAST NIGHT,GUZ!/ B O N B O N , ♦ AJ2 Your judgment In matters S3) @ ) - Sesame Street [Closed (l3) - NHL Hockey: Philadelphia Loni Anderson. 1983 Rated PG. arrives home to find his wife o that his son Mike was on the Road Racing: Los Angeles GD - MOVIE: 'Death Race 700 BONES'? ALONG.'I HIM rwiNi ♦ K8 affecting your status might not Captioned] at New York Rangers (5D- (5D - MOVIE: 'Two Graves of missing and while police conduct p.m., bus returns from shopping: 1 p.m., IRS; 1:30 second-place team. He Marathon 2000* In the year 2000 A D . hit- be up to par today. Don't allow - El Ministerio de Jimmy Kung Fu' Liu Chin-Yung, Chen a search, an anonymous note ac­ p.m.,.CIeo's exercise class. replied, Tie is as pleased as I (2D (2D - Sea Power and-run driving is a national sport f e f r - Vulnerable: North-South yourself to be pressured Into Swaggart Presenta 0D * MOVIE: Stroker Ace' A Heung Lieh cuses the doctor of murdering his am. In any event he did win - Grandes Series: 'Romeo with a point system based on the Wednesday; 9 a.m., diabetic conferences by Dealer: East (2D y race-car driver schemes to even wife. Christopher Lee. Judy Gee- making quick commitments. S3) - Expect a Miracle Julieta' (5D “ Dr. Gene Scott age and sex of the victim. Sylves­ appointment: 9:30 a.m., caning class; crewel, the World Championship this the score with a conniving cor­ son, Jon Finch 1976. W n l Nortli Eail South year.’ Major changes are In store lor (3D - Dr. James Kennedy (@) - Soapbox porate kingpin Burt Reynolds. @ ) - MOVIE: Three Coins in a ter Stallone. David Carradine. embroidery; 10 a.m., Friendship Circle, pinochle; Aquarians in the coming year. 1975 02) - SportsCenter Pass !♦ Religion Loni Anderson. 1983 Rated PG Fountain Three American girls, 12:30 p.m., bridge; 1 p.m., arts and crafts; 1:30 p.m., “Tannah Hirsch, who runs Send for your Aquarius Astro- 8:00 P.M. working in Rome, make their (5D - NCAA Basketball; Seton Pass 2^ Pass'! ** the Goren Enterprises, d3) * Latinos (25) - Inside Business (52) - Top Rank Boxing from exercise class: bus pickup at 8 a,m., return trips at ; Pass Graph predictions today. Mail (D (33 - M aster of the Gam e wishes for romance at the Foun­ Atlantic C ity. 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( S i - M O V IE : M - A -S -H ' Mill- 6PACSCAP^r/ ju t four days after our (33 - Straight Talk House' A woman shoots and 1980 Rated PG Help It’ An ex-racketeer asks a lick it and be around for a ground today, or else your tary life comes under sharp attack BOWLING SCORES: Men high single, Ray ANP MoBONAUPf) 16 OVEE. AEP MOVIN' N... 1 H I 5 I S GLtNN ReUinger win. The hand is a 9:00 A.M (5D - MOVIE: 'Spellbound' A kills an intruder and is prosecuted down-and-out theatrical agent to while more. I am the lucki­ mental pendulum may swing @ ) - Connecticut Lawmakers when a pair of medics set out to make his girlfriend a star. Tom Bernstein, 233 and high triple John Kravontka, 56. CXXJNnCy.'' simple one. We stopped at female psychiatrist helps an am­ by a district attorney bent on dissect Arm y morale. Donald est man in the world. I didn’t between being too negative or (33 - Up Front (2D ' Hoy M ism o Anfritiones Ewell. Jayne Mansfield, Edmond '' J nesia victim who is accused of making her an example. Sally Sutherland, Elliot Gould, Sally Women, high single, Helen Guilini, 174 and high triple, .’ four spades, as did the other want to go to the tourna­ unduly optimistic. (33 - W onderr VVofnan murder Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Strothers. David Ackroyd, Dick Guillermo Ochoa. Lourdes Guer­ O'Brien. 1956. ARIES (March 21-April 19) rero y Juan Dosal presentan este Kellerman. 1970. Celeste King, 465. team’s North-South, and ment, but my wife and sons 0 0 - Sunday’ MorningMbrning Peck. 1945 Anthony Williams 1981 Don't be reluctant to back off programa de asuntos publicos 3:45 P.M. FEB. 10 SETBACK SCORES: Mini Reuther, 145; halved the board when each insisted that I go. With my (33 - Make It Real (5D - SportsCenter 11:45 P.M. presentando noticias y variada in- 3:30 A.M. of us made the contract on or completely renegotiate an - Los Angeles Open Helen Silver, 130; Sue Horvath, 128; Ernest Grasso, daughters-in-Iaw and grand­ * Oral Roberts - MOVIE: Sophie's Choice' (£ ) - Salutel formacion. (33 (33 (2D - Crossfire * agreement if you discover It (53 (5D Golf Coverage of the final round 124; Mary Lou Holt, 120; Bob Ahearn, 118; Archie the nose. Now for the reac­ children, they all love me A Polish survivor of a Nazi con­ isn't all that you were led to (55) " Tom & Jerry and Friends (231 - MOVtE: ‘The Jayne (9) - What About Women is presented from the Riviera 4:00 A.M. tion of other columnists. centration camp is haunted by a Houghtaling, 118; RenieHigbie, 117; Carl Popple, 116; and look after me. believe. Cover yourself. Mansfield Story' This is the life Country Club, Pacific Palisades, (52) “ V ic's Vacant Lot Program­ secret from her past. Meryl (9) •* MOVIE; 'Swashbuckler' 02) - Professional Rodeo from Sam Schors, 114; Mabel Loomis 114. "Bobby Wolff, who was a “Then to my thousands of story of the actress and sex sym ­ C A . (2 hrs., 15 min.) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In ming for Children ' Streep, Kevin Kline, Peter MacNi- The commander of a pirate ship Mesquite. TX finalist, rushed over to say, friends, including (I hope) bol whose meteoric career and PINOCHLE: Carl Popple, 645; Sol Cohen, 607; Sam ventures today which involve (fj) - Pee-Wee Herman Show col. 1982. Rated R lands on the island of Jamaica to @ ) - News Update T couldn’t be happier.' Of you readers, Goo bless you life ended in tragedy. Loni Ander­ rescue an associate from hang­ 4:00 P.M. Schors, 599; Corrine Gibson, 584; Bob Hill, 584; Lottie others, don't assume the lead­ ®S) - Superman course, Bobby is almost an all.” 12$ - M O V IE : Th a Ghost of son, Arnold Schwarzenegger ing. James Earl Jones. Robert ( 9 - M O V IE ; 'S u m m e r of ‘42* 4:15A.M. 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Q S - M O V IE : T o Catch a Thiaf' (9 “ Big Story Flanagan, 3,370; Nadine Malcom, 3,370. ^ 1 $ P H o N B H A J MB wpppiBp ^IC kl should be taking care of today (2D " Nuestra Familia Venetian* A concert conductor in An ex-convict and jewel thief falls ACROSS 3 Confederate Answer to Previous Puzzle could end up causing you more ( ^ 03) - World Tomorrow (S ) - News/Sports/Weather Venice and his estranged wife re­ in love with a wealthy American Statea Army work in the iong run. Do it your­ ( S ) - Knight Rider Garthe discover love when he reveals girl and finds he is suspected of 9:30 A.M. that he is slowly dying. Ton y Mu- 1 Dollar (il.| (abbr.) self. Knight, after escaping prison, re­ continuing his old thievery. Cary S Impudenca CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Com m ent sante, Florinda Bolkan. 1971. Grant, Grace Kelly, Jessie Royce 4 Bowler C33 surrects Goliath, the invincible 9 M io _____ Someone who Is very fond of semi-truck, and vows to destroy Landis. 1955. Sheldon’s ‘Master of the. Game’ / / ■ '7 '' 6 Told (33 “ Joy of Gardening (55) - Star Trek Michael and K .I.T .T (2 hrs.) tung 6 Maaaura of y6u will be a little disappointed C5) - Point of View (5D - Dr. Gene Scott (52) - SportsCenter Plus 12 Abjaet with your behavior today If he - MOVIE; 'How to Beat the land (matric) □ D D D D B >■ Josie and the Pussycats (2D - Gavin/Lott Show (2l) ■ Crossfire ' 13 Diva't or she thinks you are hiding (55) High Cost of Living' Three hou­ 7 Hemp □ n a B n @ ) (9 - Meet the Press ipacialty some facts. (52) - NCAA Basketball: North sewives turn to robbery to beat (25) - News/Sports/Weather tale of diamonds and domination 8 Subordinate BBO BElBIIl BDBE] 14 Davilhth Carolina State at North Carolina inflation. Susan SainO James, " Oespedida (2D ' Lawmakers IRIIIAI l A l T l E j LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Frustra­ (2D 16 Moat rocky ruler B D B Q a B (This game is subject to blackout) Jane Cuiiin, Jessica Lange. (S) - Working Women tions are likely today If you. 28) ■* Faith for Today 17 Place out 9 Very (Fr.) Q D D B B B (23) *■ Batman 1980 Rated PG □ B B D BB unrealistically expect more of 12:30 A.M. 1(2:45 P.M. NEW YORK (UPI) - One Sekka as Banda, and Leslie Caron 18 Want before 10 Welfare others than they are able to (25) - Evans and Novak (2D (3D - Nature 'Jet Set Wild­ Bantu tribesman, wlio takes him to B h QDIDQ |A a - N B A Ton ig ht ‘Special Sun­ 19 Awakana 11 Organa of deliver. Be logical In your life ' Tonight's program looks at (33 - Fame 02) hundred years of love, betrayal, and David Birney are guest stars. Cape Town and nurses him back to - Nl (e 1 (22) " Day of Discovery day Afternoon Edition.' 21 Rataivid eight millions of plants and animals 0D - NBA Basketball: New vengeance, ambition, greed and It is also captivating. health. W B l a O d C l 8 assessments. 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You may 03) - Miracle Revival Hour - MOVIE; 'Meatballs' At a - Courage to Care 31 Be miataken cle to rob a train. Jane Fonda. Lee of the Game,” starring Dyan format allows, the script follows on the man who has cheated the. 22 Nett 36 Organ part athletic group need your funds later lor summer camp, a counselor-in­ (S ) - Style With Elsa Klensch ISUPBACKmiHBHI iKMeM.iiAmpup 32 Emerald lala 10:00 A.M. Marvin. Michael Callan. 1965. Cannon. the book closely. 23 Hindu O^wmr^n necessities. training's target for the summer is young prospector and, it so 38 Lsrgo 868 (23 - Sunday Morning (S ) - Taking Advantage TURN6P AROUND 34 Evening in LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Make the female counselors. Bill Mur­ (33 - NBA Basketball: New The nine-hour miniseries, filmed The settings are beautiful, par­ happens, raped Banda's 11-year- meAT doctrine duck ” (9 ) - This Week in Hockey itaiy 54 Feel It a point to honor your com­ (33 ■ Bionic Woman ray. Harvey Atkin. Kate Lynch. 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Cott.llo in the Foreign Legion' (S ) ** News/Sports/Waattwr 42 Rattia (5D - MOVIE; T.A.Q. - The (S i - NBA Tonight Sunday, 8-11 p.m. EST, and con­ wildlife. return to the tiny prospecting towti 1 2 3 4 9 0 7 8 9 10 11 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If Assassination Game* An inno­ Bud and Lou rush oH to Algeria (9) - Kung Fu ^ tinues on Tuesday and Wednesday. The story begins at Kate’s 90th 44 Waa Indebted your atlltude.ls gloomy today It 8:30 P.M. and land m intrigue, harems and where Van der Merwe runs a store; to cent game of killers-and-victims 12 13 14 will have a pervading, depress­ the Foreign Legion. Bud Abbott - Presentel It is the story of a South African birthday party — Miss Canon ages they attempt to break into the suddenly becomes real. Robert (S - NBA Batkatball: (2D 46 Givoa out ing effect upon your entire Carradine Rated PG. Milwaukea at Chicago (This Lou Costello, Patricia Medina diamond fortune founded by a 80 years in the course of the 47 Shangri-La IS 19 (9 - Wild Kingdom fabulous Namib Desert ^amond; 17 family. Laugh and the world game is subject to biackoul) 1950. penniless young prospector from miniseries. The matriarch retires 80 Modern - Leave It to Beaver (SS - Firing Line fields and snatch up some of the laughs with you. @ - Siompre an Domingo Raui - N.wamaker Sunday Scotland (Ian Charleson) that is to her room and begins musing 61 Minyan 19 2 0 (S) - News Update precious stones. SAQITTARIUS (NoV. 23-Dm :. Veiasco as ei anfitnon de este IS) 1:30P.M. ■ - Electric Company built into an international empire over pictures of her family. A They mount their assualt by sea 62 Produce 21) You're a trifle gullible @ 1 - Chalice of Salvation programa de entretenimiento in- (9 ) - Money Week offapring 21 22 23 2D - Chiquilladas by his granddaughter Kate Black- bunch of ingrates, she believes, in a scene thW is a little too long — today, and this could cause (@ - MOVIE; Seven Thieves' ternacionat producido en Mexico, - Better Health 67 Building wing ■ 2D well (Cannon.) especially her only child Tony and 29 20 29 29 3 0 problems. Carefully analyze the A strange assortment of thieves en el cual se presentan tos mas (9) - MOVIE: 'Abbott and not much pan be seen except water ntOONEY D4N4ERFIEUP 68 Chamiet'a Costello Meet Dr. Jekylt and 9 - Diffrent Strokaa l a s t ni h t ANDW HEN IVW3KE ■ Ideas of others to determine If unite to execute a daring robbery. populates artistas de la faranduta Forget the business angle right her granddaughter Alexandra (Li- and the voices don’t make much ^ r burner Edward G. Robinson, Rod hispana asi como invitados espe- M r. Hyde' T w o American police CANT LAST R3BEVER. 31 32 34 they're merely harebrained 2:00 P.M. away. Be assured this tale was not ane Langland) who are traitors for dizeaaaepiwas Uf? M Y PAOAAW© 89 Paraian Steiger, Joan Collins. 1960 ciales de todo el mundo. officers studying London police sense either. They outwit guard* ■ ■ schemes. methods, begin a search for a (5D - Video Jukebox first told in excerpts in Fortune refusing to put company first. ' and dogs, and become rich men.''' HUNTINiSB&AR... WERE<50NE. money 39 @ ) - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) 9:00 P.M. monster terrorizing London, Bud magazine. “My family, my company,” she 80Shrtw d hood 0D - Teles of the Unexpected McGregor goes back to take on ■ ■ If at all possible, try not to let - James Michener Abbott, Lou Costello. Boris Kar­ 61 African tree 40 43 (53 (9 - MOVIE: 'Promise Her “Master” is a story about the full mutters. She begins to reminisce. Van der Merewe in a manner that yourself be put In a position (2D " Reiito Saivaje loff 1953 82 Poor area (3) - New Jersey Report Anything' A young widow sets range of human emotions — The first three hours are devoted V *' ■ today where you have to lend is so ruthless, we almost forget 44 4 ^ (2D **-Sacrifice of the Mass (S ) - Week In Review ^D “ Spotlight on Government out to catch a husband for herself unchained. to Jamie McGregor’s (Charleson) funds lo, or borrow from, (S ) - Jettons and a father for her bat>y. Warren what a nice guy he was’at tM DOWN ■ (2D (ED - Meeterpiece Theatre 1 0 :4 5 A.M . It is an extravagant production: trials, triumphs and finally trage­ beginning of the story. Prom this 47 49 49 9 0 friends. Misunderstandings - Rex Humbard Beatty. Leslie Caron. Robert Cum­ may result. The Irish R.M.'* The Major's (9 - Jewish Ufe mings. 1966. 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They said the Green Line fight- bills introduced by committees or a choice of a 5 percent, 7.5 percent there's only one bill dealing with on 1-90 was popped much of 7-Speed Blender ... I T..... iinV 3 Our Orie-* 4.11^ U P I reporters found the Naame ing escalated at daybreak after a individual legislators stands or even a 15 percent increase. exotic dancers who perform in Sunday in Minnesota until one lane AFTER REBATE . . 8 > 7 6 Head spins to charige charac- could be opened. 1 7 . 7 6 a ; » » AFTER REBATE.. .1 « 5 9 TAK 6 *1 0 0 FF target was a hilltop sawmill where night of small arms and sniper fire, nearly 6 inches high. Or consider the issue of road and bars. Has 4 temperature settings ! ter, arms are articulated at,' Caidor's Reg. Low Price there was no evidence of m ilita p The Lebanese army and its There are bills for almost every bridge repairs. O'Neill proposed The measure by Rep. Gerald At least 100 semis that waited out and 3 tieats to meet your every Has 44-oz. shatterproof con­ For toys, calculators, cameras, ahouidar. Collect all these hardware or Palestinians. The Druze opponents disagreed on the season and almost every reason, setting aside all of the revenue Crean Jr., D-Southington, would the storm at truck stops in need. Durable design. #085 tainer with measuring guide. on Any 0f«c Camera! morel Stock up now and save! ! extraterrestrlat figures, .W kodak. AmCO. WNOLTA, KONICA four Israeli warplanes also hit scope of the mountain battles including the weighty issues that from the 14-cent-a-gallon gasoline require exotic dancers to register Worthington, Minn., headed west Model #800 *Bee elerti lor deielie- *lMeftiiedhB§ RMPiiSiieme imml S10MI woBk wifr. SMy. iw ekwlHMiw. around the strategic town of Souk invoke deep feelings and will draw tax, plus from a 3-cent hike he with the state and pay a fee. The Sunday night. State police halted el Gharb, a post guarding the the most attention and headlines wants, into a fund to pay for revenue would go to offset the cost traffic in some areas to aid **************** * approaches to Gemayel's palace in during the three-month session. transportation needs. of state regulation of the bars snowplows on other roads. the east Beirut suburb of Baabda. But for every bill on a major The Legislature last year- set where the dancers perform. Winds to 30 mph Sunday were ALL CASSEHE TAPES l i i o l C I B I U Q a y A Lebanese military spokesman issue, there’s probably at least one aside 1 cent per gallon of the tax "blowing roads shut as fast as you V N l VA W LaVi/ r i said at least 15 anti-government dealing with a less-momentous revenue into the road and bridge Or consider welfare. In addition can open them ," a Nebraska roads 20 pages, 2 sections militiamen were killed or wounded issue and some of those less- fund. Bills so far this year go from to the bills to raise AFDC benefits, engineer said. IN OUR STOCK ON SALE! in fighting early today alone. significant bills may not even setting aside 2 more cents or more there are bills to put certain "W e’ve got no troopers out." a Thousands Hsmwesleswwis#*: .CLASSICAL ...... In "Arm ed men tried to launch make it to a public hearing. to all of the money, as O'Neill is welfare recipients in public jobs Nebraska patrol spokesman said b Sunday in Norfolk. "They can’t of TItIss CASSETTE S898 'ROCK OAZZ W H P a ln w Classified...... 18-20 another attack at 6 a.m, (11 p.m. Many of the bills in the hopper advocating. and one to allow cities and towns to in Evsrv ^ •COUNTRY Comics 1 1 " ___8 EST Sunday) on our forces in Souk for this session are similar, di­ O'Neill’s plan also is in the bring back "poor farms” for the even get out of their driveways." 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IUi|ili&<)4m‘SemIrOI CMLLON Manchester women sweep pageant 8^9 OurRsg. KMW coiiks tomturns atohwNi paint; semi-tHoos.- FOLYDOR AiMTA CM CSS CSI SCA AlUW RC By Tracy L. Geoghegan ago. " I ’m a little nervous about being in it a Herald Reporter second year. I don't know if that’s a good thing or a bad thing," she said. Miss French, 17, was snappy and poised VERNON — Jennifer Joy of Manchester SAVE OVER 25% in a black satin suit and bow tie as she sang was crowned Miss Greater Vernon 1984 M lb b b b t t l "Nothing Can Stop Me Now.” She truly Saturday night after she and two other beamed, however, when she piled her long CHAR BROIL young women from Manchester swept hair on top of her head and donned a white almost every award at the pageant. Portabia Table-Top evening gown. Elizabeth French of Manchester was Qas Qrill 2L12.76|ii The Manchester High School senior said named first runner-up, and took home a Wake tp nwsic pta ^ after the pageant, “ I am absolutely elated! total of $650 in scholarship money for her There aren’t words to describe how happy I 3 7 « 4 0 Riig.4S4» victories in the evening gown and swimsuit am ." Has 185 sq. Inch cooking competitions. Did she have to exercise to get into such aurfacs, cast aluminum Heather Hornyak, a Manchester High fine swimsuit shape? top and bottom casting School senior, was judged second runner- “ Yes, and I ’ll tell you, I was even dieting and 12,000 BTU stainiass up, and she received a $250 scholarship. Steal burner. Set ready — and that takes a lot for Liz French to diet, In the a contest full of vivacious talent and forbsrt>ecuetfmei because I don't have much will power.” lovely faces. Miss Joy's star shined the 1 -Weee Miss Hornyak, 18, astounded the au­ brightest. She sang "Love Is Where You Elactronlc Find It" with a clear falsetto, and grace dience with the depth and intesity of her SANYO monologue from "Rom eo and Juliet." She TelSiHhmnes that delighted the capacity crowd at Vernon brought to life the scene in which Juliet Middle School. 10x17* Cast Iron decides to take the potion that will make her TsfepliiRif *248 Having reclaimed the crown she wore two 8 . 7 6 ^ - a«rRig.slsip appear dead. HibaoN £» 0 f|. . years ago. Miss Joy will have a second j n ^ f ^ s t S p e " I t ’s the most dramatic scene 1 know," OurRegSM..., .,0 .0 Q chance at the Miss Connecticut title in June. she said after the pageant. “ And I knew I OouMe bowl, vent controls, s«4tch&fn4rymDn»! ' dM for:^M difP«m fd^ - “ I wondered if I should try it again," she adlustable twin grids, more. house has rnpthnrpkiigtRus said backatage after the show, in between needed to do a dramatic scene." eutomstIcnKNai.'' ie_w r 1 1 One of the first things Miss Hornyak said tears and congratulations. “ My father told JENNIFER JOY Herald photo try Tarquinlo AH' - me to go for it, so I did; “ she shrugged. she had to do after winning Saturday was to CRISTY® Dry Gas The thin, fair-skinned, brown-haired ... Miss Greater Vernon call her parents, who live in Georgia, to tell Manchester Community College student them the good news. “ Don't worry," one Tae Kwon-Do expert Q 7 S Our MANCHESTER said she worked harder for this pageant groups. her friends backstage said. " I'm going to go O f Reg. 64c VERNON call them right now.” Laura Barenbaum of Manchester practices Tae Kwon-Do, the 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-CIty Shopping Canter than she did for the ones in 1982. “ I'v e been Miss Joy came away from this year’s Helps prevent ^ exercising for two months to get these Vernon pageant with $1,600 combined The only prize not given to a Manchester Korean form of martial arts. She's been involved in the sport fpr gas line freeze-up. - ' contestant was the congeniality award, stupid legs firmed up,” she said scholarship money for her talent and nine years and recently earned a third-degree black belt. She STORE HOURS: DAILY A SATURDAY 10 AM to 9 PM • SUNDAY 11 AM to 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MONDAY overall victories. which went to Dennise Glendening, a “ rve. also been working with my voice teaches the sport at Hwang's School of Tae Kwon-Do on Broad teacher on my song," said the 19-year-old Her talent won her second runner-up in 20-year-old University of Connecticut jun­ who it involved in several local theater the Miss Connecticut Pageant two years ior from Beacon Falls. Street. Story and more pictures on page 13.

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