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Alabama uses electric chair Murder n Court lifts stay; killer executed VERNON — A 17-year-old Ver­ non boy was charged with murder By Mark Harris ters were stationed, failed in a Supreme Court at 7:07 p.m. that United Press International Friday in the stabbing death of severe thunderstorm. the stay granted him Thursday Shari Ann Merton, 16, of Rockville, Evans was put to death for the night by a Mobile judge had been whose body was found by police ATMORE, Ala. (UPI) — John 1977 murder of Mobile, Ala., thrown out, authorities imme­ Louis Evans III died in the electric w near an abandoned railroad siding pawnbroker Edward Nassar in a diately set in motion his execution. chair Friday night 90 minutes after on Friday, April 15. holdup. He was the seventit'man His head was promptly shaved to the Supreme Court lifted a stay executed since the Supreme Court receive the electrodes. Corey R. Barton of 17 Birch St., that had blocked the execution. lifted the death penalty ban in 1976, Three newsmen, the prison Holman Prison Warden J.D. Vernon, was arrested at 6:20 p.m. and the first to die in Alabama chaplain, Evans' attorney Russell White threw the switch that sent on a warrant charging him with since 1965. Canan and his friend Rick Dent, murder. He is being held at the 1,900 volts of electricity surging witnessed the execution through a through the convicted killer's body Evans was walked calmly into Vernon police station in lieu of the red-brick death chamber at glass panel from an acUoining for 30 seconds at 8:30 p.m, but $250,000 bond pending arraign­ 8:15 p.m. CST. He refused seda­ room. when doctors examined him he tion, and chose to die in prison ment Monday in Rockville Super­ was still alive. When the Supreme Court va­ 0 clothes rather than a business suit. 3 ior Court. White threw the switch again at cated Evans' stay of execution at 8:35 p.m., sending another 30- When White and deputy Warden 7:07 p.m., bis attorneys said they -A Poiice refused to say whether he Ron Jones went into Evans' could do no more and his brother second pulse into the limp body & 6 was a friend or acquaintance of strapped in the wooden chair. holding cell 25 feet from the death begged Gov. George Wallace for 1.6 Miss Merton, and would not chamber, Evans shook their hands Flame appeared on Evans' mercy. But Wallace refused to release more information. black-mask^ head and smoke and told them he felt "no malice" intercede.. eddied up from his left leg, toward them, prison spokesman By the same 7-2 vote with which The girl's body was found by according to witnesses who viewed Ron Tate reported. it refused Evans a stay late ■ i'v police near an abandoned railroad the execution on closed-circuit Evans told them he thought his Thursday, the high court dis­ siding off Washington Street about television from nearby Fountain prison stay "was the greatest,” missed the stay issued Thursday 13 hours after her parents reported prison. Tate said. night by U.S. District Judge her missing. The girl had appar­ At that point doctors re-entered Evans was strapped into the Emmett Cox in Mobile, Ala. ently been dropped off in the area the chamber and the shade was chair convicts call "Yellow Evans' was to have died at 12:01 by friends the night before her Momma" at 8:18 and two minutes drawn over the window of the a.m. CST, but Cox's stay blocked sivitov: • body was found. witness room, where the closed- later White began reading his that. However, his death warrant lit, ; , circuit camera was located. death warrant. allowd for his execution at any An autopsy showed she died of However, there was no imme­ Evans had two minutes to make time Friday, and authorities had stab wounds and strangulation. diate word on exactly when Evans a final statement to White, but he until 11:59 p.m. to put him to death. was pronounced dead, because the had earlier asked that his words "The legal process is at an end,” A Vernon police spokesman said telephone line between Holman not be relayed to reporters. said Canan. "There are no more ‘ the arrest "culminated an inten­ prisdn and Fountain, where repor- When word came from the appeals to take.” sive investigation” byliis depart­ ment ant the State Police's Major Heratd photo by Tarquinio Crime Squad. Miss Merton, a junior at Rock­ ■ ■ i-.'j; ■ Rise slated Spring ahead, fall back ville High School, was at least the That’S how you remember which way to set your clock sixth young woman in the area to in benefits when Daylight Saving Time comes around. As Sue disappear or be found slain in the - Kenneson reminds us, it's that time again. At 2 a.m. last 14 years. Vernon Police Chief Herman H. Fritz said Miss Mer­ , ...... WASHINGTON (UPI) - Social Sunday your clocks should be set forward an hour. ton's death was unrelated to the ^ s^ u rity checks will rise 3.5 Remember that when you wake Up Sunday morning. other unsolved cases. percent in January for 36 million & flP B recipients — a $14 increase for the

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NATXMM. W CATHBII E rO M O A tt •• 7 M l I ST News Briefing Bcrlton’s campaign *-,.-4 - Wall Street hits Shuttle crew had h:-- record heights Star Wars’ effect heats up TEMMIUTWIU NEW YORK (U PI) - The stock SPACE CENTER. Houston (UPI) - market forged to record heights on The crew of space shuttle Challenger jW, By Richard Cody many fronts Friday with the Dow Jones said Friday their 2 million mile trek Herald Reporter average pushing near the 1,200 level rivaled the special effects of the movie IH lU M 1/ The 10th annual Se­ “ Star Wars.” following the government’s report that BOLTON — Selectman and nior Center variety “ This thing really does have a ‘Star u n W lA fN III rOTOCAST • inflation remained in check. Democratic Town Committee % But trading slowed in a session in Wars’ effect,” said Paul Weitz, com­ show Friday had mander of the Challenger’s maiden For period ending 7 p.m. EST today. During today, rain Chairman Aloysius J. Ahearn has which large and small investors charged that recent Republican plenty of just that — swarmed to quality stocks, such as voyage, a five-day mission which will be expected In the Central Paclllc Coast, the Middle variety. Clockwise, launched in Florida April 4 and landed and South Atlantic Coast states. Elsewhere weather will criticism of incumbent Democrat IBM and automobile companies that First Selectman Henry P. Ryba’s in California April 9. remain fair In general. Maximum temperatures Include: from above: Wally have posted higher earnings and track record is “ a fabricated issue improved sales. The rest of the list was “ You look back, you’re in orbit, and Atlanta 68, Boston 59, Chicago 55, Cleveland 54, Dallas Fortin as "Melvis” you’re in a spacecraft and the damned 71, Denver 61, Duluth 52, Houston 62, Jacksonville 78, and a complete distortion of the flat. ■ facts.” belts out a song; Neil The Dow Jones industrial average, thing has wings and a taii. It seems Kansas City 59, Little Rock 67. Los Angeles 62, Miami 86, He called it “ plain political Paterson extracts which fell 3.20 Thursday, climbed 8.03 incongruous,” he said. Minneapolis 60, New Orleans 74, New York 58, Phoenix :'baloney” and a “ desperate” at­ to a record 1,196.30, eclipsing Wednes­ , In a reference to the spacewalk of 85, San Francisco 59, Seattle 68, St. Louis 60 and dulcet tones from a tempt to degrade Ryba’s work. day’s all-time high of 1,191.47. But it astronauts Don Peterson and Story Washington 65 saw blade; Carol Ahearn added, in a press reiease failed to generate the buying power to Musgrave, Weitz said the view o f the issued Friday, “ I am particqlarly Green, Loretta Mon­ pierce 1,200. pair bobbing in space was better than disappointed in Carl Preuss (Re­ talvo and Dolores For the week, the closely watched the movies. publican seiectman and candidate average rose 24.96 points, which put it “’When those guys were in the back Phelps are in hyster­ for first selectman) who has up 419.38 since the bull market of the end of the vehicle far enough away Weather ics over a routine by 1980s began Aug. 13. everything was absolutely silent. served on the board and knows the Harry Klein; and The New York Stock Exchange index You’re gliding over the Earth due to .effort that (Ryba) has made to climbed 0.20 to 92.15 and the price of an some fortunate magic and they’re back improve out highway department Klein plays an an­ average share increased eight cents. there having a heckuva good time. and our roads.” He said Ryba has drogynous "John Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index “ It’s more ‘Star-Warsy’ than 'Star Today’s forecast made “ significant” improvements and Marsha.” BRANDON WITH MOTHER jumped 0.37 to 160.42. Advances edged Wars’,” Weitz said. in town roads during his terms. Ryba is seeking a fourth consec­ Herald photos by Pinto .. . before operation declines by an 8-to-7 margin. Weitz, 50; co-pilot Karol Bobko, 45; The National Weather Service forecast for Big Board volume slumped to Musgrave, 47; and Peterson, 49, Connecticut: utive term. 92,270,000 shares from 106,170,000 showed spectacular color pictures of Partly sunny and mild Saturday with highs near 60. traded Thursday as investors waijed their views from the shuttle orbiting 170 Becoming cloudy Saturday night with a 70 percent AHEARN’S RELEASE is the Brandon critical lor the Federal Reserve's money miles above the Earth; chance of rain. Lows 35 to 40. Cloudy and cool Sunday latest in an increasing amount of supply report that showed an encourag­ Bobko summed up the crew’s feel­ with rain likely. Highs near 50. South winds Saturday political rhetoric coming from but now stable ing $3.1 billion decline after the market ings about the mission and cailed it a around 10 mph. Northeast winds Saturday night both sides in the campaign for the closed. great experience. around 10 mph. municipal election May 2. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Thirteen- ‘ 'I thought I had imagined everything Preuss last week said Ryba had month-old Brandon Hall received a Helping hand that could be seen in orbit by listening not “ fuUfilled his responsibility to new liver Friday from a baby who died Russian’s request to people. But that’s not true,” Bobko Extended outlook the town" by not developing and allegedly at the hands of her father and Princess Diana gives Prince said. “ It’s beautiful. It’s great.” presenting a comprehensive road- doctors said the surgery on the world’s ‘raised eyebrows* William a helping hand as he Extended outlook for New England Monday improvement project to accom­ second youngest liver transplant pa­ demonstrates his ability to through Wednesday: pany a request for $100,000 to tient could not have gone better. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Oneofthree Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: reconstruct roads. Brandon, who underwent surgery the Soviet diplomats expelled from the walk during a photo session in Hitler’s diaries Fair through the period. Overnight lows from the mid And at a budget hearing April 13 first time April 14 after appearing with United States tried to obtain a highly Auckland, New Zealand, on 30s to mid 40s. Daytime highs from the mid 50s to mid Republicans William Fehling and his mother before a congressional classified document concerning U.S. Friday. found by magazine 60s. Lawrence A. Converse, finance hearing, was in critical but stable efforts to destabilize the Soviet Union, a Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of rain south board and seiectman candidates condition at LeBonheur Children's congressional aide said Friday. HAMBURG; West Germany (UPI) and chance of rain or snow north Monday. Partly' respectively, publically questi­ Medical Center. Marc Zimmerman, an aide to Rep. — The West German magazine Der cloudy with a chance of showers Tuesday and oned the first selectman’s road His breathing was being aided by a Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, said the Two cities suffer Stern announced Friday the discovery Wednesday. Lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s. policy in light of the $100,000 respirator and he was receiving Russian’s request "raised some eye­ of 60 secret diaries kept by Adolf Hitler Vermont: Fair through the period. Seasonably request. antibiotics for pneumonia and an brows” when he repoited it to the FBI. In bad weather that will make it necessary to rewrite mild. Highs in the 50s and 60s. Overnight lows 35 to 45. 'The selectman have proposed infection of the trachea. Zimmerman told a news conference his biography and the history of the Bv United Press International spending $100,000 in the next fiscal "The surgery has gone well. It he had been contacted by Aleksandr N. Nazi era; year to begin a road reconstruction couldn't have gone better,” said Dr. Mikheyev, a member of the Soviet b er Stern, one of West Germany’s New England weather program. The idea has been Dark storm clouds stalled Friday Peter Whitington, Brandon’s pediatri­ mission to the United Nations, after most influential publications, said it supported by finance board offi­ over Laramie, Wyo., heaping more Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Partly sunny cian. “ We are optimistic about it, but being referred by a mutual friend. will publish the diaries and then give cials and townspeople attending By Raymond T. DeMeo "W e’ve exhausted our material,” As the shows' organization became snow on 16-inch depths dumped by a the fact remains that he is very sick." Zimmerman reported the contact to them to the West German government. Saturday. Highs in the 50s. Saturday night clouding up hearings. Herald Reporter said KarenKrinjak, theshow’smusical more sophisticated, the quality of the The second donor liver came from storm that knocked out electricity and with rain iikeiy. Lows 35 to 40. Rain likely Sunday. Ms. Snowe who advised him to tell the The diaries were said to cover the When considering the request. director. performances and their popularity paralyzed* the mile-and-a-third high Highs 45 to 50. 5-month-old Amanda Carroll of Warren FBI, which then suggested he go period from June 22, 1932, six months Republican and Democratic fi­ They played and sang old tunes and The months of planning and rehear­ increased. The crowd that packed County, Ky., who died Thursday night city. through with plans for a luncheon before Hitter became chancetlor, to Maine: Mostiy clear Saturday and Saturday night. nance board officials complained new tunes, show tunes and blue tunes sal that go into producing a senior Friday night's performance is testim­ after being disconnected from a life In Fort Worth, Texas, strong winds Highs in the mid 40s to upper 50s and lows in the upper meeting with Mikheyev. mid-Aprit 1945. Hitler killed himself that there wasn’t good documenta­ before a packed Manchester High variety show finally became too much ony to just how entertaining the show support system. swooped out of a line of thunderstorms, During the lunch, Mikheyev ex­ along with Eva Braun, his bride of a 20s and 30s. Partiy cloudy north, clouding up south tion to accompany the request. School auditorium at the 10th annual for the show’s production staff, some of has become. Her father, John Carroll, was ripping roofs from a dozen apartments pressed concern that the United States few hours, on April 30, 1945 in his Sunday with a chance of rain extreme southwest late “ The Republican triumvirate of Seniors pack Senior Citizens Center variety show whom endured long commutes to make charged Friday with murder. Ken­ and hurling portable campers 150 feet, in the day. Highs 45 to 50. and Soviet Union were "on a collision bunker as Soviet troops moved into Fehling, Converse and Preuss Friday. it to rehearsals. The auditorium lights went down at 8 tucky state police said the girl had been where they “ exploded” into a shopping course” and he cited a U.S. document Berlin. New Hampshire: Mostly clear through Saturday must be desperate when they The show may go on yet, perhaps, if p.m. sharp Friday and a silver "10” shaken violently and showed signs of center wall. night. Lows at night upper 20s to upper 30s and highs “ about U.S. efforts to destabilize the Der Stem said a team of reporters attack Hank Ryba on the phony MHS auditorium They’ll do it again tomorrow night... someone else can be found to organize overlaid with the words “ Let’s Do It recent beatings, including a skull Soviet Union,” the congressional aide Warmer temperatures soothed the found the diaries in a 3-year search in Saturday mid to upper 40s north and 50 to 60 south. perhaps for the last time. it. "The seniors are willing,” said Mrs. Again” appeaqed through the parted fracture. South, a break from four days of record issue of not trying to improve our said. The Russian “ cited the specific West Germany, East Germany, Aus­ Clouding up Sunday with a chance of rain south late in roads,” states Ahearn, who is also For a variety of reasons — lack of Negro. curtains. cold that wipedout millions of dollars of document by name.” tria, Switzerland, Spain and Latin the day. Highs near 50 except a little cooler along the seeking a fourth term on the Board time and fresh ideas the foremost — the Roger Negro recdUed the group’s " I f you rest, you rust," said Ethel ' Zimmerman said he had not heard of fruit and vegetable crops. America. coast. for iast show show’s organizers are calling it quits first show — in the Cheney Technical James, reading a poem that opened the GTE can proceed Storm clouds hovered a second day ofSelectmen. “ HankRyba isoneof the document and Mikheyev “ won­ The magazine said reporters also Vemnont: Partly sunny and pleasant Saturday. the finest first selectmen that after this year’s performance, a School gymnasium. “ There were 500 show. dered if I might be able to gain some aver Laramie, 7,165 feet above sea found two special reports written by Highs in the 50s. Variable cloudiness Saturday night retrospective of the past nine years’ seats and 900 people,” he said. The music began — "Hello, Dolly,” with acquisition level, dumping more snow on the city of Bolton has ,ever had, and his information regarding the document. I Hitler — one on the solo flight of his and Sunday. A chance of rain south. Lows 35 to 40, highest priority has been the shows called “ Let’s Do It Again.” Negro compareid the first unpolished "New York, New York,” and other said I would check.” 24,410 — and rain and drizzle on lower deputy, Rudolf Hess, to Scotland in 1941 highs Sunday in the 50s. “ We’ve run out of steam.” said Marci performance to “ early television. ’ ’ The traditional favorites. WASHINGTON (U PI) - T h e Justice elevations. public’s safety.” a month before the German attack on Negro, who has co-produced the shows act was so rough, he said, that “ people The audience sat back and enjoyed, Department said Friday it has reached Residents said 16 inches of wet snow an agreement in principle that will the Soviet Union, and the other on the IN RESPONSE to Ahearn’s with her husband, Roger. stayed away the second year.” in a way that they may never do again. broke tree limbs like toothpicks and unsuccessful plot to assassinate Hitler allow the Stamford, Conn.-based GTE sent them crashing down on top of comments. Converse, who is also Corp. to go forward with its acquisition Tower developer on July 20, 1944. the Republican Town Committee power lines. Schools, businesses, go­ ■ ‘The material will make it necessary Lottery of Southern Pacific Communications vernment offices and the Laramie chairman, said Friday Preuss’ Co. may sell share to rewrite the biographies of the Airport were closed. criticism is still valid and that it is Southern Pacific Communications, a dictator and to a great extent the HARTFORD (UPI) — A developer of A line of thunderstorms hit north and time for a change of leadership wholly owned subsidiary of Southern history of the Nazi state,” the maga­ Area legislators have mixed views on gay rights CityPlace — a 38-story office tower that east Texas, sending a powerful gusts of after six consecutive years under Pacific Company of San Francisco, zine said. will be Connecticut’s tallest b u lling wind roaring through southeast Fort HARTFORD — The Connecticut Lottery daily the reigns of Ryba. provides "Sprint” — a long distance when it is completed in downtown Worth. It sheared 4he roofs of 12 number drawn Friday was 958. The Play-Four “ The only thing that I really By Raymond T. DeAAeo But Manchester legislators Sen. would extend to homosexuals the will go down to defeat in the state explain why she opposed the bill. telephone service that competes with number was 9810. Hartford — said Friday a share of the apartments at the Alta Mesa East have to say is that Carl’s attack on Herald Reporter Carl A. Zinsser, Rep. James R. same legal protection against job, House of Representatives. Mrs. Swensson said she has been American Telephone & Telegraph Co. New delays seen project may be sold to raise financing. complex and hurled portable campers Hank, which wasn’t addressed at McCavanagh and Rep. Elsie L. housing and other forms of dis­ Gay rights legislation has been lobbied by supporters of gay rights and other long-distance phone carriers. Allan Hutensky, of Bronson and 150 yards into a shopping center. No one .a ll by Al, is that Hank put the cart Area state legislators have “ Biz” Swensson are opposed to the crimination offered to racial mi­ introduced in the General Assem­ legislation, including "some local Under the agreement worked out In Seabrook unit Hutensky in Bloomfield, said a final was injured. before the horse by arbitrarily mixed views on a bill to extend legislation. norities, women, the elderly and bly, and killed, every year since people who really surprised me with GTE, the Justice Department will determining that $100,000 was decision has not been made, but a SEABROOK. N.H. (UPI) — Public anti-discrimination protection to “ I believe in individual rights,” the mentally and physically 1975. This year marks the third when they said they were for it," file a lawsuit in the next week to needed, without knowing or plan­ sale-lease back arrangement is being Service Co. of New Hampshire Friday Almanac homosexuals. said Mrs. Prague, explaining her handicapped. time that the state Senate has she said. challenge the pending acquisition. At ning why it was needed, or what it considered, which provides tax advan­ said a consulting firm it hired feels the support for the bill. “ I believe Zinsser, who represents the 4th passed the bill, however. McCavanagh, a Democrat who the same time, the government will file . was going to be use^ for.” tages through depreciation of the Cosmonauts abort first reactor at the Seabrook nuclear Edith G. Prague, D-8th District, people have a right to choose their District, was in the minority This year, however, the bill represents the 12th District, said a consent decree to terminate the suit. He said.he agrees that Ryba has property. plant won’t begin operating until Dec. whose district includes Coventry, own sexual preferences without Thursday in the 20-15 Senate vote enjoys the backing of powerful he too has been pressured to The agreement would require: Today is Saturday, April 23, the 113th day of 1983 been a good chief executive. “ But Similar arrangements have been mission In space 1985, one full year later than current is unequivocally in favor of the bill, being discriminated against,” she to approve the gay rights bill. House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg support the bill. But he said he is ■ GTE to maintain Southern Pacific with 252 to follow. it is time for a change. It’s been my discussed for the Hartford Civic estimates. which was approved Thursday by said. “ I just don’t know that we need to of New Haven and Rep. Richard D. “ definitely not in favor of it. Communications in a subsidiary com­ The moon is moving toward its full phase. experience that with new people, Center, and the Wadsworth Atheneun/ MOSCOW (U P I) — Three Soviet But Public Service said it won’t the state Senate. The so-called “ gay rights bill” take a very small minority of Tulisano of Rocky Hill, House " I have a problem with homo­ pletely separate from GTE’s regulated The morning star is Jupiter. you have new ideas and new and City Hall in Hartford, and the cosmonauts returned to Earth safety change its own estimates. people and give them the same chairman of the Judiciary sexuals imposing their morals on telephone operations. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and energies.” Veteran’s Coliseum in New Haven. Friday, their mission to rendezvous PSC spokesman Norman CuUerot rights as a religion, creed, nation­ Committee. other people. I certainly don’ t • Where a GTE local telephone Saturn. Ahearn, however, charges that "There would be no real difference in with the orbiting Salyut space lab said Management Analysis Co., a San ality, and so forth,” said Zinsser. Mrs. Swensson of the 13th think it’s beneficial for children to company offers information services, Those bom on this date are under the sign of Taurus. even despite “ Republican foot- Manchester briefs ownership, except in the legal owner­ aborted because of docking problems. Diego, Calif, consultant, revealed its “ These people (homosexuals) District said she’s "80 percent have gay people influencing those services may only be offered English dramatist and poet William Shakespeare dragging,” — he says the ship of property,” Hutensky said. “ As The trio landed after only two days in findings at a meeting of Seabrook come and say they want to be like against” the gay rights bill but said them," McCavanagh said. through an entity within the telephone was bora April 23, 1564. Others bora on this date Republican-dominated finance soon as we know what alternatives are space. They had expected to stay in the owners at the construction site. everyone else, and then they ask extremely pei'suasive arguments Rep. J. Peter Fusscas, the company kept separate from its include actors David Biraey, in 1940, Lee Majors, in board has consistently cut road realistic and which are not, I think we Salyut lab for more than six months, The consulting firm said some work for a special law to make them from its advocates might cause her Republican representative in the regulated operations. 1940, Herve Villechaize, in 1943 and Valerie Bertinelli funding over the past few years — Benn4V^lan advances are going to have to make a decision.'” but the Soyuz T-8 space capsule went at the $5.24 billion nuclear plant, better than everyone else, if you to change her position. 55th District, was out of town and • G TE ’s local telephone companies in 1960. Ryba has managed to better the off course, and efforts to correct its particularly pipe banging, will take will,” he said. " I guess it’s my generation, my could not be reached for comment would be barred from providing On this date in histoiy: town highway department. path failed to bring the capsule close longer than estimated to complete The Bennet Nonprofit Corp. will town. It will have to be cleared, Zinsser predicted that the bill age,” she said, when asked to on the bill Friday. intercity telecommunications outside In 1898, the U.S. government asked for 125,000 “ Bolton’s roads are plowed and enough to join up with the year-old because of physical encumbrances. meet Monday to approve docu­ Senkow said. defined areas. ^ volunteers to fight against Spain in Cuba. sanded and safe when towns Salyut-7 lab. CuUerot said Seabrook’s architect ments concerning its role in the Another drain running overland In 1917, almost every performer stepped forward at around us are still struggling to The cosmonauts then jettisoned and engineer. United Engineers and planned conversion of the Bennet from Hamilton Street to Grissom a mass rally in New York City when asked to clear their snow,” Ahearn said. He other stages attached to their capsule Constructors of Philadelphia, strongly school Main Building into apart­ Road was blocked during the volunteer to entertain the troops overseas in World said Ryba also has had obsolete and dived down toward Earth. disagreed with the findings, estimating ments for the elderly. storm and caused water to flow Calendar War I. equipment replaced. "Following the controllable descent that completion of the first Seabrook Attorneys for the parties in­ onto Grissom. The drain is one that Banker knocks In 1941, thousands attending an “ America First” in the atmosphere a parachute system unit has only sUpped two months. volved in the complicated agree­ has not yet been accepted by the was put into operation,” the official rally in New York City heard Charles Lindbergh say AHEARN CITES several impor­ ments have been reviewing the town. public education Tass news agency said. “ Just before it is obvious England is losing the w ar." The noted tant accomplishments that have language of the documents to be Town Council Steering Committee, 7:30 p.m., the touchdown the soR landing engines aviator opposed American entry into World War II. happened during Ryba’s term, Andover Nurse’s Office, Town Hall. BOSTON (U PI) - The nation’4 Alcoholism study sure they conform to the intent of No decision yet went into action, and the descent In 1965, more than 200 U.S. planes struck North including the correction of the the parties. Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. public school system is not doing its job vehicle landed smoothly.” Vietnai^ in one of the heaviest bombing raicte of the dangerous intersection of Routes Planning Office, Town Hall. in providing adequately trained youth studies genetics The corporation was to have Pascal Mastrangelo, chairman Monday The three cosmonauts, who were 44, 6 and 84, and improvements to Tuesday for jobs, a top banking official told a acted on the conversion March 31 of the Manchester Housing Author­ Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. launched into space Wednesday, ap­ Plymouth Lane, High Meadow Fifes and Drums Trustees, 8 p.m.. Board Room, congressional hearing Friday. FARMINGTON (UPI) — A $250,000 and the Board of Directors April 4. ity, told authority members at Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. peared tired, but in good shape, after study to determine if alcoholism is William Shakespeare said, Road, Sunset Road, French Road, Town Hall. James Howell, senior vice president The meetings were canceled, their last meeting that they would Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. they emerged from the capsule. genetic,‘due to family environment, or Tunxis Trail, and Williams Road. Wednesday and chief economist for the First togrther^’” ^ * *** ^ yarn, good and ill however, to permit attorneys more be the first to know if he decided to Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town both, is being conducted by the He said Ryba does have plans for School Building Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Room 18, National Bank of Boston, said high time for review. make Bolton his permanent Office Building. University of Connecticut Health Cen­ reconstructing many roads. High School. schools are not producing graduates The next scheduled meeting of residence. ter, it was announced Friday. “ The Democrats seem to be qualified for entry level jobs. the Board of Directors is May 3. Mastrangelo recently married a Dr. Roger Meyer, head of the clinging to the past in their He said two-thirds or more of the high Disciplinary action Town Attorney Kevin O’Brien Bolton woman and the couple has Bolton Department of Psychiatry at UConn’s campaign rather than devoting Manchester school graduates applying for jobs at Hrralli said it now appears the attorneys been maintaining a home in School of Medicine, said studies at the themselves to the future, which is his bank, for example, "simply cannot set for 6 officers are satisfied with the drafting of Manchester and another in Bolton. Monday center’s Alcohol Research Center show Richard M. Diamond; Publisher where we’re going. Republicans Monday fill out the application. the documents If Mastrangelo does move to Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Pension Board, 3 p.m.. Town Hall hearing room , HARTFORD (U PI) - A raid last 77 percent of patients treated for Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager are looking toward the future,” Howell also told representatives of The directors are not unanimous Bolton, he will have to give up his Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hail. Zoning Board of Appeals, 7 p.m., Lincoln Center month at an alleged sex club will lead to alcoholism have at least one biological Converse said. the Northeeast-Midwest Congressional ^MAMJJ ASONDJ FM in favor of the Bennet conversion, post on the authority and his role in hearing room disciplinary action against six city relative who is also alcoholic. USPS 327-500 Ahearn said, “ For Carl Preuss, Assessor-Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Coalition that business is spending 1982 1983 VOL. oil. No. 173 but the project appears to have at Manchester’s Democratic party. Probate Court, 7-9 p.m., by appointment, 158 Bolton Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Bowers School police officers after it was discovered Fifty-two percent have alcoholic ' Larry Converse, and Billy Fehling the votes of at least five of the Permanent Memorial Day Committee, 7:30 p.m.. more in aggregate to train its em­ Publlihad dally axcapt Sunday Center Road. some were club members, officials relatives in two successive genera­ Suggaatad carrlar rataa ara . to charge that Hank Ryba has not Democratic members. Town Hall hearing room ployees than the public higher educa­ said Friday. and cartain holidays by ths $1.20 waafcly. $5.12 for ona . made improvements in our roads Bridge work set Public building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace tion system is in educating students. tions, and 10 percent have affected Manchaatsr Publishing Co., 16 Commission on Aging, 7;30 p.m.. Senior Center Police said the findings followed an relatives in three successive month. $15.35 for thraa monMa. 'is plain political baloney. They Room, Community Hall. "They're doing that because higher Slight rise "ralnard Placs, Manohsstsr. $30.70 for alx montha and $01.40 Work will begin Monday on Senior Citizens Committee, 7:30 p.m., Bentley Historical Society, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall coffee room internal affairs investigation begun generations. Conn. 06040. Sscond class know better. And the people of Drainpipe clogged education has let them down,” he said. for ona yaar. Mall rataa ara replacement of the Adams Street Memorial Library. Tuesday March 4 after a raid at the Leisure Meyer said there is new evidence potlags paid at Manchsaisr. Bolton know better, and they’ll Howell said he has “to conclude Consumer prices went up only availabla on raquaat.' It was a clogged drainpipe that bridge over the Hockanum River Downtown Coordinating Committee, 8 a.m.. Town Times Club on Zion Street turned up genetics is partly to blame. Several Conn. POSTMASTEH: Sand ad- prove it by supporting Hank.” Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. reluctantly” that government-funded draaa changes to tha Manchaatsr caused water to back up in a and the first phase will be Hall hearing room 0.1 percent in March, the membership cards bearing the names To ptaca a claaalftad or diaplay Wednesday vocational education programs are a investigators recently found disturban­ Harfd. P O. Bo« 591 depression south west of Wood- relocation of the utilities. Advisory BoardofHealth,4:45p.m., Lincoln Center Labor Department said Friday. of some officers. advartiaamant. or to report a Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Herrick Park ces in electroencephalograms, EEGs, Manchaatsr. Conn. 00040. bridge Street and Green Road It will be necessary later to close Gold Room "waste of tim e... simply captives of the The identities and ranks of the nawa Itam story or pictura ktaa, bureaucracy that runs them.” The Consumer Price Index for of both alcoholics and the offspring of Wednesday and seep into the the bridge and reroute traffic over^ Pitkin Glass Committee, 7:30 p .m.. Town Hall officers- involved have not been To aubtcriba, or to rsport a call 043.2711. Offloa hours ara CG Academy seta thursday alcoholics, he said. 0:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday coffee room The coalition hearing, entitled "The March was 293.4, 3.6 percent disclosed. dellvary probtsm. call 647-9946 basements of apartments and New State Road and Hilliap Board of Education, 8 p.m.. Center School Library. Work Place in the 1980s and 1990s: “ These disturbances might indicate through Friday. Bush as speaker condominiums nearby. Town En­ Street. Wednesday higher than March 1982 and Penalties could range from verbal Oltica hours ara 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 Where the Jobs Will Be,” was the first a predisposition to alcoholism in the p.m. Monday through Friday and gineer Walter Senkow said Friday. 'The $580,000 contract for /the Democratic Town Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Liner in equivalent to a cost of $293.40 reprimands to dismissal from the offspring,” be said. “ If this thesis is Tha Manchaalar Harald la a NEW LONDON (UPI) - Vice of a series to be held at major cities in 7 to to a.m. Saturday. Osllvary He said town workers were able work has been awarded by Vthe Center hearing room force, police said. correct, it could greatly increase the aubacribar to Unttad Praaa Intar. President George Bush will be the Coventry the socalled "smokestack” or heavy for the government's sample should be made by 5 p.m. Mon­ nattooal nawa aarvioaa and ia a to find the drain Thursday. state to Arborio Corp. of Cromwell. Citizens Committee on Highland Park School, 7:30 Investigators said evidence was day through Friday and by 7:30 commencement speaker at the “market basket" of goods and chances of early detection and even mambar of tha AudH Buraau of The project, with 85 per /ceht p.m., 45 N. School St. industrial areas of the Midwest and missing and may possibly have been a.m. Saturday. -U.S. Coast Guard Academy’s He said he was trying to Monday Northeast. prevention of some cases of Circulattona. determine today whether the drain federal funding, is expected tp take Labor Relations Commission, 10a.m., Board Room, Thursday services that cost $100 in 1967. tampered with by police officers. alcoholism.” graduation May 18, a Coast Guard spokesman says. is privately owned or owned by the seven months. Town Hall. Judge’s hours. 6:30 p.m.. Probate court MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 23, 1983 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 23. 1983 HOUSE WASHIIN SPAM High Prmtura Power Washing 01 Vinyl, It may not be respected, but people sure purchase lots of It MANCHESTER Aluminum And Wood HEATING OIL SIdod Homos. By James V. Heallon I've noticed when red Minn.,” says Majewski, United Press meat was expensive, referring to the city where MAN Painting International SPAM would go up (in Hormel has its QUALITY SERVICE sales). That's true of all headquarters. 6 4 3 - a 6 S 9 Maybe George A. Hor- canned meat. People find The brand name SPAM _M a,866-3500 mel never said every it a very economical is a contraction for the 1927 Hormel original, HAS ITI knock is a boost, but the meal. It does quite well. people who sell his SPAM It's one of our better "Spiced Ham,” and was GUNLEFE MITO BODY would agree. “ It’s the apparently devised by a / 763 items." ^ ■ ROUTE S3 TALCOTtVILLE, CT. Rodney Dangerfieldof the Hormel's Overdahl said'' brother of a Hormel vice ’ MAIN ST food industry.” says Pe­ SPAM sells well "any­ president. SPAM was first ter Barmashi, a SPAM place where you ha ve a lot sold in 6-pound cans prob­ }43-1191 sales operative in the of blue collar and middle ably because Hormel had 24 HR. TOWING 191 Boston area. "It gets no class. Higher income peo­ a lot of pork shoulder and 643-0016 MAIN ST didn’t know what to do FEATURING THIS WEEK . MANCHESTER respect." ple don’ t buy much •COHn.lT6 COLLISION MMIN But it keeps on selling — canned meats. There's with it. •romiON AND AMiniCAN CAM 6 4 3 -1 0 0 0 90 million pounds a year nothing like blue collar The 12-ounce can was Since 1947 nationwide. workers. developed in 1936. It just Art Cunliffe, Prop. The meat in the navy "Versatility is one of the took a world war to make blue can with the word keys on SPAM. It’s a good people eat it. SPAM in big, bright yel­ breakfast. You can fry it STORM PRIM i AWNINGS low letters dominates 96 it, put in panckaes, you 5 GLEN ROAD Sen Daniel Inouye, D- WINDOWS REPLACEMENT A percent of the canned can slice it for sand­ Hawali, served with the P.O. ROX 945 luncheon meat market in wiches. You can bake it as A DOORS WINDOWS CANOPIES 442nd Regimental Com­ ' i i i — ‘‘ ’ ' o New England. "It virtu­ you would a small ham or bat Team in Europe in 0 MANCHESTER, Ct. 0 6 0 4 0 ally means we have no dice it and put it in a World War II and felt the i09 CENTER STREET YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES competition," says Norris casserole. It’s good cold Army slipped his famous WHOIESALE-RETAIL Glass & Screen Repairs Overdahl, district sales or hot." outfit bogus SPAM. IWANCHESTliM 643-6922 Hardware & Accessories manager for the George The Stop & Shop buyer "SPAM is a delicacy,” • SHMPENINB • RUBBER STMRPS FOOT PROTECTION r \ SAFETY ITEMS A. Hormel Co. said SPAM watchers are Inouyd says. ’’SPAM got a ALUMINUM 649-1106 Overdahl said more predicting its popularity • LOCKSMITHINR Rubber & Vinyl Bools ; Rubbers - Acid 1 ' Trallic Cones - Fire Extinguishers - First bum rap because of World f Aid Kits - Malting - Fall Protection Fire than 5 million cans were will wane as the genera­ Creek Saloon in Austin, why theU.S. Forces didn’t • PUSTjCSIBNEMQRAVINS Shoes • Steel Toes - Spats ■ Foolguards SIDING 705 Main St. Manchettar, Ct. commercial. She tries it War II. What we had was Blankets ■ Trallic Vests - Salety Cans sold last year in New win." Clogs ■ Hip Boots - Insulated Boots and r l ’ '\ tion that lived and fought and says: “ Delicious. I ’m Texas, the only requirp- pressed pork, I think,” he Panoramic Mirrors and Much More England with sales in ment is that SPAM be Much More U - ‘J in World War II gets older. going to make it for a said. WE SEOVICE M O INSTUL INOUSTOUa M O COMMESCIAl (203) 643-6843 eastern Massachusetts It gave SPAM the name party, but I'll hide the included in contest re­ SPAM HAS an indefi­ To Thomas D. Clancy, a and in Boston and Provi­ recognition money can.” The tagline: cipes. “No Treet or nite shelf life and an Navy veteran of World AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION dence, R.I., accounting unofficial theme song; the couldn’t buy — by bad- "C ’mon America, dis­ ALPO,” the rules say. War II from Salem, Conn., HEATING and SHEET METAL EYE PROTECTION BINS AND SHELVING formuchofit. Atotalof4.8 mouthing it. The thought cover the great taste of song Is courtesy of SPAM- Refusal to eat your own SPAM will forever be a Cover Goggles - Safety Glasses ■ Visitor ! l Lockers - Slotted Angle - Counters million were sold in the is younger shoppers won't SPAM. It just might sur­ O-RAMA . While the music (Autom atic a^taem & Security entry is grounds for dis­ four-letter word. Spec's - Welding Helmets & Goggles Shelves - Tool Gins - Fastener Bins 7-ounce size and shoppers be interested in what the prise you.” may be familiar, the New England Mechanical Services, Inc. TOTAL FIRE (. BURGLAR ALARM PROTECTION qualification. Entries Eye Wash Stations ■ Lens Cleaning Shop Desks - Storage Cabinets - Work lugged home 1.2 million of SPAM label says is Som^New Englanders lyrics were composed by CXX=>« —4 1 have included SPAM-chip “ I can’t even stand to Stations - Face Shields and Much More j Benches • Revolving Bins and Much More the 12-ounce variety. "chopped pork shoulder just don’t eat SPAM and D. Dryden Amsperger Complete Installation of cookies. Nuclear Nachos, look at the stuff. During 166 TUNNEL RD. Hawaii, with a popula­ meat with ham meat let it go at that, if Dennis with inspiration provided SPAM Wellington, and World War II we had it VERNON, CT. 06066 tion of a million or so, is added and salt, water, Bailey’s comment is any by Billie Bob Sanders, the Telephone Jacks and Systems SPAM-apple turnovers, a boiled, fried, stewed — the apparent state leader sugar, sodium nitrite.” measure of sentiment. bouncer at the Soap Creek 871-1111 PAINTS AND SPRAY TOOLS recipe submitted by Bill you name it. We didn’t get BOOY PROTECTION MANCHESTER. CT 06040 in spAM consumption: "SPAM is fun to open,” Saloon. It’s called "M r. Shas, a music student. fresh meat. You had it Coveralls - Lab Coats • Aprons ■ Foul Enamels - Laquers - Epoxy and High 3.75 m illion cans HORMEL HAS flung its says Bailey, an Augusta, SPAM Man." fried in the morning with Weather Suits ■ Coals - Unllorms ■ Weld­ Temp.1 Paints - Silicone Lube - Rust annually. “Serving UfoncheHer For Over SO Yeart” big advertising guns into Maine, resident. "I'v e al­ SaysShas: "They were Two years ago SPAM- chemical eggs. They ing Garments - Disposable Garments Penetrant - Bell Dressing - Tool Makers the breach with a series of ways wondered how they first developed by the CIA O-RAMA sponsor George burned it black as a Sweat Bands - Arm S l e ^ and Much More Ink and Much More A BUYER for the 120- ^ GAS fun radio spots in an got it into the can. There’s as an anti-personnel wea­ MnJewski, an Easterner painted door. They’d cut it supermarket Stop & Shop Penttand The Flo ris t interview format. There’s no wasted space in there pon for the Bay of Pigs from Tenafly, N.J., in­ up. and put into stews. SAVEBSI system says SPAM is No. mention of a “ SPAM whatever," he said. vited Madalyn Murray They put it in sandwiches. 24 BIRCH ST. 2 of canned meats behind invasion. But half of the FASTENERS animal” in one, appar­ At "SPAM-O-RAMA,” a American forces were Cu­ O’Hare, the atheist, 'to ’They baked it with tomato “ VOLKS WA GEN our SPECIALTY" HEAD PROTECTION TEL. 643-6247 a beef stew in New Eng­ We Buy Sell and Repair All Make Cara Nuts ■ Bolls • Screw-Clamps - Washers ently a new species. Tast­ cook- off held since 1978 bans, and they misunder­ give the invocation. sauce. They gave it to us Respirators ■ Air Supplied Hoods - Bump 643-4444 land. "Their numbers are Aulobody A Glaaawork Rivets - Wood Screws - Rod Slock - Wall ing SPAM seemed to each year around April stood and thought these Where is all this going to on the beach. Jesus, you Caps - Hearing Proleclion - Winter Liners quite large. In the past F.T.D. surprise one woman in the Fool’s Day at the Soap were breakfast. That’s lead? “ Straight to Austin, got so you really hated it. ” For All Your Nooda TIM MORIARTY Surgeon Caps - S.C.B A - Hard Hats & Floor Anchors - Pins - Retainers and MASTER CHARGE and Much More Much More AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE Portrait of a consumers' lawyer TRAVEL*INSURANCE SILKTOWN MOTORS SERVICE 391 Broad 8t., Manchaatar 1270 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER 043-6217 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 646-7096 HAND PROTECTION The Calico Patch c s / T T h Wrenches - Socket Sets - Files • Hammers SPECIALIZING IN Work Gloves - Inspection Gloves - Finger "The Unique Little Quilt Shop" SUPERlOfI MUFFLERS k _ 1 = “ Tapes - Tool Pouches - Power Tools - Air (POWDER MILL SHOPPING CENTERt Nice guys sometimes finish first Cols - Dry Box - P.V.C. - Nitrile - Hot Mill Tools - Metrics - Battery Chargers - and 1227 Bumtlda Ava., E. Httd. 528-1295 B&L ENTERPRISES & Rubber Gloves - Cutters Gloves and Much More . Manehettor, Conn. DON WILUS GARAGE, INC. Much More Hours: Monday—Saturday, 10 to 5 By David Tranchlda away from Wall Street by world a safer place to live. phere around us, we will, I SPECIALIStTS n Thursday & Friday til 9 PM think, be a long way down WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE The Compass of Groton choice. I wanted to repres­ As a man who has taken •SPRAYING GENERAL REPAIRING Distributed by UPl ent families, not big busi­ big corporations to the the road toward early Now holding registration •TRf E FEEDING A CARE Propane Cylinders Filled SIGNS AND MARKERS AND MUCH MORE nesses,” he said. cleaners, DuPont has detection of cancer,” he Salety Signs - Tags - Pavement Stripers Hose & Tubing - Packaging Tapes -Tarps for Spring Quilting Classes STONINGTON-Ralpfi DuPont has turned 180 proven himself to be un­ said. Air Conditioning Service I iTELEPHONE ia MAIN STREET I D. Markers - Traffic Markers - Barrier & Films - Wipers - Couplings - Welding afraid of challenges and In 1974, DuPont took on MANCHESTER CONN 06040 GtC... ' DuPont is a nice guy. But degrees from his days on •STUMP GRINDING Tape - Striped Tape - Labels and Much Equipment - Chain - Rope ■ Slings - Mat Day A evening Call 528-1295 get him In a courtroom Wall Street. more than an idealistic the U.S. government. •SNOWPLOWING Handling and Much More arguing a case against a In the case of Robinson dreamer. Perhaps it is A sailor at the U.S. 1 J More big company accused of versus General Motors in fitting that he has chosen Submarine Base frac­ Inturad A LIconMd • Conn. Ait>oriat *2176 wrongdoing and he can be 1970, DuPont claimed the "The Big C” as his next tured his neck when he Bruce Litvinchyk MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. MANCHESTER OVER 45 vicious. One defendant seatbelts in the man’s car opponent. crashecj into the bottom of ' . j MOHAWK has a full line ol protecllve products designed to meet federal requirements and provide total protection against all types ol YEARS called him an animal. were defective because DuPont wants to wipe a pool after coming down 6 4 6 - 3 4 2 5 .SupfilftT" *»/ Snfvly Protri fiiiii hazards MOHAWK'S technical staff can help you choose the right product at a minimal cost Customer Items can be labricated to your Attorney DuPont has they were not designed out cancer. a slide. DuPont argued speclllcatlons MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE had an effect on nearly properly. Neither did they the slide should not have •FOUL WEATHER SUITS Opp. East Cemetery everyone’s life because of have instructions explain­ A PESTICIDE called been plac^ed where it was TELEPHONE 649-6713 CALL 849-5807 ’ one of his cases. Another ing how they should be Chlordane is bugging Du­ and he won. The sailor •BOOTS •HOSE of his courtroom battles worn, he claimed. Pont and he’s in the was awarded $1.4 million. •GLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS QUALITY middle of a suit claiming HARRISON ST. may well prevent serious The early seatbelts had He and Tobin worked on PAR SHAMONIS lANDSCAPEII • ! * 1 MANCHESTER accidents caused by much larger buckles than the product causes cancer the case together as they 5 Glen Rd. • Manchester • 643-5107 MEMORIALS swimming pool slides in­ now and they went across in humans. It’s manufac­ did on the other two large GENERAL LANDSCAPING stalled in the wrong place. a person’s belly, rather tured in Chicago and he’s settlement cases, but he AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE He’s working on a case than down around the taken testimony from peo­ was the "lead counsel.” ple around the country. MINIT-MAN PRINTING now that could spell trou­ pelvic area, DuPont said. “ That one was the ble for a pesticide com­ He argued, based on the “ We’ve been working on it Ralph and Bob show, the Call For Free Estimate EVERYTHING IN GLASS • WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT " € 4 3 ^ 7 2 pany in Chicago, and the autopsy report, that the for 2'/i years and the road one for $2 million was the 178 WOODLAND ST. -a 423 Center Street Manchester ^ Public Broadcasting Sys­ position of the belt and the show will continue,” he Bob and Ralph show,” he said. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 ow w rmnr • DRAPEKY • CARPET * WALLCOVERING tem has asked him for an size of the buckle caused said. Tho coloriul store that comes to your door.’'" interview to discuss the internal ruptures and thus So far, the court battle Two years ago DuPont L i WHITE GLASS C0„ . case. death. He won, and the has p ro ceed a warning won a $1.1 million settle­ "Generally, we’re result was a new design in on the label that says ment for a client, charg­ 6 4 « - 7 3 i a DECORATING DEN OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIEM E ■ Custom dropary • wevn woods • mini-blinds • bodsproods where the smoke is. You seatbelts. Chlordane causes cancer ing that Connecticut Na­ 131 B IS 6ELL 6T. MANCHESTEh • vortical blinds • swogs/cornlcos • shodos won’t find us searching Last April, he and Tobin in some animals. After the tional Bank had made bad RAZOR'S company representative •MIRRORS ‘ SHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS Eapert decorotir^g odvice ot you< convenience with no obligation titles too often,” DuPont won a t2-million settle­ investihents with money •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLC^URES ‘ ETC. Appelnlmenttdo*« eveninet weekends,^— ' said with a grin. ment in U.S. District conceded that point, Du­ RALPH DuPONT from a family trust fund. EDGE Attorney Melvin Scott Court in Hartford for a Pont said he asked him, . changed seat belts It’s clear that DyPont H A W CENTER of New London sums up Danielson woman who "Aren’t we all animals? has earned himself the & CO. DuPont's courtroom re­ was struck by a cement He wasn’t too happy with DuPont said he foresees cases will allow attorneys good life. Sitting in his 968 Main St. FAMOUS BRAND J. B. aECTRONICS me and said he knew I was STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV cord in a few words: truck. Both her legs were an increase in cases deal­ to help doctors fight sprawling home overlook­ Downtown "H e’s one of those guys amputated. Sifting an animal.” ing with toxic substances ing Stonington Harbor TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE cancer, he said. Call 647-1167 MIVIIKS'I'LR who has been successful through the pile of infor­ He said he expects the as public awareness about “ If we look for cancer and the borough, be says within the full gamut of mation over and over case against the manufac­ them grows. And that causing elements in the he generally works 10-and for your appolnlnrant the law. He has an impres­ turer, Velsicol Chemical r ~ ■— m 1 again, DuPont realized he pleases him, because such workplace and the atmos­ 12-hour days. HOME aVROVEMUT — o o o sive background, and he’s was missing some infor­ Co., to last another six to won some big cases." mation. When he re­ nine months. The Public DuPont deals almost quested it, he was able to Broadcasting System has “ The Place For Antiques" W ip lk e 649-3589 exclusively with personal prove the speed of the approached him for an Sul to Stop S Shop lACK BFRTRAND 643-1262 injury, product liability truck, and it went counter interview about the case, and probate cases. There to the truck driver’s he said. O LD Fa s h i o n e d p r i c e d have been five personal statement. N ^ ic h 3 0 ls A name synonymous Z l - ANNE'S PUCE WN. Speclnlising in Vines . injury cases in the state The additional piece of UniMX-Full Sorvico Hainrtjdlng MERCURY QLCOTT PACKAGE STORE where the plaintiH won information made his with professional excellence in the repair 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. I more than $1 million and case so solid the defense Pine Shopping Plaza DuPont and his partner essentially abandoned the of jewelry, watches and hand engraving Haircuts^S Perms ^20 Robert Tobin have won case without offering a Bill Richards, OlhDf dtys by Qppodntmtnt — A63.|«m ' DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE three of them. settlement, he said. In­ T h e Phono 646-2756 Our skilled craftsmen pay meticulous stead, they let the jury NO SERVICE CHARGE Ona ot M«nctw«t*r'4 Largaat Salactlom Ol FIgural Caramic* In attention to detail in the repair and MANCHESTER DuPONT, 53, started decide how much the even U J I I I 1' Slock. Our Volumn Savas You Monay. 100't Ol Spaclala. restoration of your jewelry. Master practicing law on Wall plaintiff deserved in J 1 1 M A IN S T . J Maxtor Charga and Vita Aceaptad watchmakers, utilizing the latest ■ M a m O M H lo r • H o M * • A im n a a • tlM a i$ M R « 1 Tala-Chack ,.. Street in Manhattan as a damages. techniques and ^u ip m e n t bring new 1827 MMn Shaal Manchaslar 'I NnxMl QaeU CxsM

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Rated Q. 0 - NBC News New Haven, CT a) dent of the National Audubon EPA appointees previously ana Pacific Corporation, one of death from air pollution or ulations strengthened and WTNH - Sporta Probo 0 -Connecticut Nawamakara Society. earned their livelihood fighting the country's biggest timber WOR Now York, NY 33 toxic-chemical contamination enforced. 0 “ Popoyo and Friends Mama appears none to happy 0 - MOVIE: 'Saturday the 9:30 P.M. the very same laws they are cutters in the national forests. WPIX Now York, NY 9 is a tragic loss — all the more Above all, the president and 0 - Sports Review about the kiss given her by guest 14th* Mystarioue things happen 3 3 S 3 - CBS Now. Special ESPN Sports Network (Q) now supposed to be carrying Not surprisingly, Mr. Crowell’s tragic because it could have his associates must stop railing 0 - Sports Biny star and game show host Rich­ to a couple when they move into ‘The Great Nuclear Arms Da- ard Dawson, as she appears in a house. Richard Benjamin, Paula bate.' Wetter CronkHe hoeta this HBO Homo Box Office (S) out. The anti-environmentalists goal is to double the amount of been prevented. against "environmental ex­ 0 - Thunderr Prontiee. Rated PG. By Russell W. Peterson “ The Family Feud" episode ot debate on the nucleer arms Ittue. USA USA Network (Bl at E P A must be sent back to timber that private companies More than a change of image tremists” and get back in touch 0 - MOVIE: ’Continental PaneNete will be Henry Kiaeinger, Disdain NBC’s MAMA'S FAMILY, airing 9 - J p f f M w n . (9 where they came from. And the may extract from our already is needed at EPA. A new team of with reality — with an Ameri­ DMde' A political reporter is sent Michael Heeeltine, Paul C. WHCT Hartford, CT To avoid political catas­ into the wild country to interview Saturday. April 23. 7:00P.M. W am ke and Egon Behr. (90 min.) (29 public should also take note that overcut forests. managers, free of any conflict can people that is determined to WTXX Waterbury, CT trophe, President Reagan has a reclusive lady ornithologist. CHECK U8TIN08 FOR EXACT TIME 3 3 - Aaion.fcy li Co 0 - Taacheri Only Diana die- the foxes have taken over the CNN Cable News Ntwrk (2D As the list goes on, the of interest, must be assembled. clean up its air, land and water aJohn Betushi, Blair Brown. 1981. 3 3 - Waloomo Back KotTOr covers that the faculty at the replaced Anne McGill Gorsuch of the Rated PG. © ieS3 ComputOQ WWLP Springfield, MA 122) chicken coop not only at E PA implications become all too Adequate funding must be res­ and pass on a decent environ­ 3 3 At Th* Movim school is not exactly the 'most Burford with William D. Ruck­ 0 “ Viewpoint on Nutrition cohesive in the atate.' CINEMAX CInemax (23) but in all the other federal clear. The federal regulatory tored, essential research re­ ment to the next generation. 3 3 9 - Muppot Bhow elshaus as head of the Environ­ 0 > Momingtown (23) resource agencies as well. - apparatus has been taken over 3 3 - Outdoor Uf* 10:00P.M. WEDH Hartford, CT mental Protection Agency. En- generais 3 3 -N e w . 125 For example, prior to being by those it was designed to 8:00A.M. 9 - Dane* Favor WXTV Paterson, NJ Vironm entalists should appointed by Mr. Reagan as regulate. - Popeya/Ollve Comedy 5 S - Incradibla HuNc and Pinsent. 1981. Rated PG. erage of the $110,000 Long Is­ 9 - ESPN SportoComor 3 3 9 - Fantaay laland A WVIT Hartford, CT (SI welcome this change. Having SpMatinan land Open is presented from the woman becomes an executive (B) Secretary of the Interior De­ WASHINGTON -L o e b e Julie, a 9 - Let’s Go Bowling 9 - Sport. Probo and Jeese Moreau strugglee to rid SPOTLIGHT Spotlight served as E P A 's first adminis­ ! ..CD - iaughtoons 6 - Nova 'Einatain.' Albert Ein- Garden City Bowl. Garden CHy. partment, James G. Watt I H AVE NO doubt that this is small-business David who has ® - Washington Wook/ NY. (90 min.) 9 - FoMhnl of FM i himself of a horrible dream. (R) WSBK Boston, MA 125 trator under Richard Nixon, CD 0 - Super Friends atein’a life and thought, are aa- Review Paul Duke la joined by (60 min.) [Closed CeptiorM»d) headed an organization set by only a temporary aberration. been fighting the Pentagon Goliath amlnad. (R) (60 min.) |Ck>aad 9 - M O V IE : W o n d .r of It A ll' 9-SoUdOold WGGB Springfield, MA 9 Mr. Ruckelshaus brings a re­ . CD - Christophers top Washington joumsiista ana- C D -8 a k i t wealthy western businessmen The public will simply not allow for nine years over a $10 million Captioned] ly :^ the week's news. Rare animate from every conti­ 9 - Now. Updot* WGBY Sprinofield, MA ® '‘(fl) - Cartoon Festival nent are filmed in this documen­ 0 - PhHIp Mariowo. Prlvato cord of dedication and compe­ I S - Hoy Mlamo Anfritlonaa 9 - Solodwl Sarie dramatic.. to battle environmental regula­ its democratic laws and institu­ contract, has been given two more 1:30 P.M. tary. Rated G. Eya 'Finger Man.’ Marlowe be­ tence to the job. '* - ESPN SportsCenter Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdaa Guer­ Libertad Lamerque. tions. Robert F. Burford, a tions to be subverted. But what stones for his sling. Both the ~ Scholastic Sports Acad. rero y Juan Ooaal praaantan eate GD - Children's Film Fsstival 9 - Stylo With Elu Klonuh comes tlw prime suspect in the 9 - Public Flla death of a city official. venge. Clint Howard. Rated R. But let’s make no mistake cattle rancher and "Sagebrush should concern all of us right General Accounting Office and the programa do aauntoa publicoa CD - MOVIE: 'Junior Bonner' A 9 - MOVIE: 'Bll.nt Movl.' A grapnic turns. George C. Scott, 0-Spiderman (This movie will air at 3:15am about it. The Enviromental preaentando noticiaa y variada in- buated-up rodeo rider tries to go hea-been movie director tries to 9 - M 'A 'S 'H 9 - Vole* of Faith Peter Boyle, Season Hubley. Rebel" who believes that public now is that serious damage has National Research Council sup­ ~' 0 - News/Sports/Weather EOT; 1:15am M D T and 12:1 Sam formacion. home again. Steve McQueen, M ve a studio owner. Mel Brooks, - At tho Movlo. 1976. Rated R. Protection Agency has been 0 - Outar Limits PST.) lands should be in private already been done. If this port his claim that the U.S. Army - r o i a - Fllntstone Funnies Robert Preston, Ida Lupino. S - Boat Horso Marty Feldmen. Dom DeLuise. 7:15 P.M. 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar 12:00 A.M. rendered impotent because Ro­ hands, now heads the Interior administration continues its has been giving him the ' 0 - M O V IE : 'Silent M ovie’ A 1972. 1976. Rated PG. 2:30 A.M. S - Thrao Stoogoa 9 - Sport. Saturday 0 0 - Monitor CD - All Star Wraatling nald Reagan wanted it that way. Bureau of Land Management. anti-regulatory crusade, the runaround. has-been movie director tries to 0 - Happy Days Again 0 - Amorican Gov't Survey G2) ~ ESPN SportaCanter This - Cosmos 'Shores of the 0 - MOVIE: 'Catda Annia and CD ~ Championship Wrestling Unless the president reverses save a studio owner. Mel Brooks. - 8ur»dsy at the King's 7:30 P.M. program will be shown at 3;30am The federal office that regulates environmental legacy of just I first reported in March IWl, * 'Marty Feldman, Oom OeLuise. Cosmic Ocean.’ Dr. Cart Sagan 0 4:00 P.M. LHtia Britchae* Tough guys and 0 - Caaaar'e Polaca Tennis takes B flight through space Houss 3 3 - EyawitttoM Magozliw EOT his destructive environmental strip-mining is run by James R. one Reagan term could be a that Julie had been unable to get a^,_1976. Rated PG. 0 - Ceeeer'e Palace Tanpls bandits ride the range in pursuit of Ctaaalc: Samlflnale Alan King aboard a simulated spaceship. (R) 0 - Nswsmsksrs Saturday 3 3 - All In th* Family barbie to rob and lawmen to fight. (S) - Crossfire policies, nobody — not even Bill Harris and J. Steven Griles, long-lasting one. the Army to give fair consideration - Sesame Street Claealc: Bamlflnale Alan King hosts the Semifinals of this Ten­ (60 min.) (Cloaed Captioned] Burt Lancester, John Savage, nis Classic. Ruckelshaus, not even St. Fran­ u 0 . Teatro Fantastlco 0 - Major Lasgua Basaball: hosts the Semifinals of this Ten­ 3 3 - Muppot Show 3:00 A.M. both of whom, as former state A national forest now devas­ to an automatic calibrator he had Taams to be Anriour>ced nis Claeeic. Rod Steiger. 1981. Rated PG. 11:15 A.M. 3 3 - Major Loaguo Baaaball; 0 - Naws/Sports/Waathar CD - News/Sign Off cis of Assisi — would be able to officials, worked to undermine tated could take centuries to developed that would save the- 0 “ Carrasoolendas 0 - Lo Major dal Boxao (S)-Sporta 0 - MOVIE: 'The Sea Wolvas' 0 • Prog oont'd Naw York Matt at Atlanta 0 - Policula; *EI Escandalo' get the Environmental Protec­ 0 - Night Flight the federal strip-mining control recover. A parkland not now taxpayers $200 million over a. 8:30A.M. A group of British toldiera attack 0 • Hardy Boys/ Nartcy Draw 0 - MOVIE; 'Tha Daar 11:30 A.M. German ships hiding in sup­ 9 - Solid Gold 12:30 A.M. 0 - Voice of Faith tion Agency back on track. law they now administer. acquired could be lost forever to 10-year period. (Efficient calibra­ •».'(D ( D ■ Pandemonium Huntar* Throe men are affected (9 - Play Your Boat Golf 'Mid posedly neutral waters. Gregory 0 - News Update ® - Sport. Look by the Vietnam W ar. Robert De- CD - All In tha Family 0 - Naws/Sports/Weather Now managing the national development. A lake sterilized tors are crucial to the production of IX CD - My Three Sons and Short Iron..' Peck, Roger Moore, David Niven. 0 - Ml Cotonia: La Eaparanza 9 - A . School Match Wit Niro, Meryl Streep, John Savage. Rated PG. 0 - Beat of Midnight Specials 3:45 A.M. THE FIR ST order of business forests is Assistant Agriculture by acid rain might never, as fine-tuned missiles and other wea­ ^ CD 0 > Pec Man/Uttle S ) - Sporta Woak ( 0 - MOVIE: 'Way, Way Out* 1978. Rated R. 9 - M i Socrataria Sftuacion 0 - Money Waak CD - MOVIE: The Salzburg should be a complete house Rascals/RIchle Rich 9 - Earth. Sea A Sky Timid outer apace trainee is urged comic, acre da k» tuceros 0 - Exchanga Secretary John B. Crowell Jr., human time is measured, be pons of modem warfare.) Eight I S - MOVIE; 'Tho Dtacroot Connection' A chest of incrimi­ ( D - Apple PoliBhera Charm of th . Bourgoolao’ The 9 - Major Loaguo BasabaH: to marry a woman astronomy acaecidos an una oficina. 1:00 A.M. months later, the "60 Minutes” student so they can man the U.S. 10:30 P.M. nating documents from World 0 - sport BHIy morels and attitudes of the Lot Angelee at Pittsburgh 9 - At Th* Moirioa CD - Sanford and Son W ar II is the prize sought by both television show dramatized Julie’s French middle class are satirized. weather etatkm on the moon. 33-Black New. 0 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this 9 - MOVIE: ‘Mustang Jerry Lewie, Connie Stevens. 9 - Bamay Millar CD “ MOVIE: 'Barsark' A series sides. Barry Newman. Anna Kar­ story. Fernando Ray, Jean-Pierra Cas- 99-lndap*nd*nt Natworii weekly teen magazine. Counhy' A retired rodeo cham­ Dennis Weaver. 1966 of brutal murders haunt the ins. Klaus-Marie Brandauer. ael. 1972. Rated PG. pion eete out for the wilds of - Sporta Magazine N aw a owner of a British dreus. Joan 1972. Guest editorial The Arm y was not moved — and 7' ‘^ 8 - Superheroes 5 - MOVIE: 'Mystoty « northern Montana in March of a 0 - Magic of Oil Painting ® - Soapbox 0 - King of tha Hoboe Crawford, Ty Hardin. Judy Gee- 4:00 A.M. apparently not even embarrassed 0 ) - Big Story Castle House' A young boy and valuable renMade black mus­ 4:15 P.M. 8:00 P.M. eon. 1968. — by the exposures. The brass hats j hia friends discover a deserted tang. Joel McCraa, Robert Fuller, 11:00P.M. 183 - Nmv* Update : 0 0 - Shirt Tales 0 - Sports (X) - MOVIE: Murdar Clinic' mansion. Jeremy Shadlow. Scott Patrick Wayne. 1976. 3 3 3 3 - MOVIE; ‘MatUda’ A 3 3 3 3 3 3 9 9 9 - N a m Doctor and hia semi-invalid wife 9 - MOVIE; 'CMtIe Annia and assured Julie that his low bid for — 0 - Villa Alegre prizefighting kangaroo hope into Nicholas, ^m one Buchanan. ® - Wall Street Weak Louis living in an isolated clinic are Littia Britchaa' Tough guys and 4:30 P.M. the life of a theatrici agent. Elliott 3 ) - MOVIE: Th* Tmlna of the calibrator contract was still ' 9:00A.M. 19B1. RukeyMr analyzes the '80s with a plagued by a monster amidst the bandits ride the range searching GD GD ~ CBS Sports Saturday Gould, Robert MHchum, Clive Re~ tha Shraw* Shakeepoare'e battle Arms control: under consideration. But, in fact, weekly review of economic and of the sexes as Petruchio sets out clinic's einster corridors armed for banks to rob and lawmen to " ^ ( D - Meatballs & spaghetti 12:00 P.M. Today's program features a 12- vikt. 1978. investment mattere. to tame the fiery Katherine in with a razor, who attacks any fight. Burt Lancaster, John Sav­ they stopped testing automatic "CD-Waltons (X) - KM’a World , round Weherweight Champion- 2:00 P.M. ahip bout between Marion S 3 - MOVIE: ’Strawberry Padua, Italy during the 1500'e. El­ young woman who chances to age, Rod Steiger. 1981. Rated PG calibrators and spent $1.5 million - NIrte on New Jersey CS) - American Video Awarda Starling and Kevin Howard, plue Blonde* A men is sent to prison izabeth Taylor. Richard Burton, enter. Exciting climax. WiHiam (This movie wilt air at 1 am M D T, for a crime he did not commit and on tests of far less versatile meter . „ 0 - Wall Street Journal 3 ) - six MIMon Dollar Man 'NFL Draft Report' with J ^ n Cyril Cueech. 1967. Berger, Frencoiee Prevost. Mary 12 am PST.) an opening? (X) - OMIlgan’a Planat upon release finds that hie girl has Young, Barbara Wilson. 1968. calibrators. 0 - NCAA Instruct ional - ABC Weekend Special 3 ) - Baaaball Bunch Madden. (90 min.) (D - Jackla Qleaeon Show ( 0 - MOVIE: 'Stripes' A recruit (X) married. James Cagney, Rita Hay­ has his own ideas about how the C3D - Lavema A Shirley A Co. (8 ) - Big Story G D -O dd Couple 0 - Donee Favor d ) - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Draw worth, Olivia De Havilland. 1941. 'New Arm y’ should work. Bil. - Woman’s Qymnastlca 9 - PKA Full Contact Karsts 0 - News Update THE TESTS showed that meter (3D - Twilight Zona 9 - GrutM t Sport, logwid. S 3 9 - T J. Hookor 0 - ESPN SportoCantar Murray, Harold Ramis, W a n ..i Editor’s note: On Saturdays the that his Senate critics feared. ^ 3 - Ceesers PalaM Invite- 9 - Scholaatic Sporta Acad. 0 - BkMilc Woman Oates. 1981. Rated R. calibrators would cost more, not ® - McDonald’s High School 9 - Tima Has Coma 9 - U S F L FootbaN: Los 0 - Not Nacaeearily Tha Manchester Herald reprints edi­ F or the near term, pros­ AN-Amorican BaakatbaH Gama 9 - MOVIE: ’Rktsra to tha 0 > Hogar Duica Hogar Coma­ Angolsa at Michigan N aw a This show promieae to be 0 - Rock-N-Roll Tonight less — something Julie had been n '0 - 'Your Meg. for Women 4:15A.M. torials from other New England from Atlanta, OA Stars' Three men are assigned to dia producide an Mexico an el 9 - MOVIE: ‘Aboanc* of avarything the current news is 0 - MOVIE: 'Sword and the pects appear slim for any­ 0 - Roed to Lm Angolos Mnd rockets into outer space in cual ee preaentan tree eeposos not. 0 • Freeman Reports newspapers. This is from the telling the Army for years. - A Malica* A Miami liquor eeleaman Sorcarar* A heroic young prince (9 MOVIE: Hill In Korea’ an attempt to capture a meteor. thing like a breakthrough, .'•0-N ow s Update 16-man English UnKed Nations dominadoa por sus eeposae. Luz is mistakenly impliceted in the ^ 5 - Night Flight Tonight's pro- vow s to avenge the murder of his 4:30 A.M. Providence (R .I.) Journal. Meanwhile, Julie’s determined, William Lundigen, Herbert Mer- patrol in Korea encounters the Marie Aguilar. Sergio Corona. death of a Io m I union leader and a grams are 'Take-Off,' 'Aetonieh- parents. Lee Horsley. Kathleen either in the strategic arms imaginative campaign — using -.^9 - Smurfs ehall, Richard P riso n . 1954 03^ - Professional Rodeo from Chinese. Ronsid Lewis. Stephen 0 - M ora Raal Paopla reporter becomes an unwitting ing Odyssey,' 'Night Flight Betler. George Meharis. 1982. Maequita. TX In the end. President Rea­ 0 - Sessms Street Rated R. reduction talks or the separ­ comic books to ridicule the Arm y’s Boyd. 1956. 0 - News Update ® - Microwava Cookary accomplice in the injustice. Paul Interview: Lotus Weinetock.' 'Vi­ - Burbujes Programa infantll Newman, Sally Field, Don Hood. deo Artist.’ ‘Eddie Grant,' 'Space 4:45 A.M. gan had his way, and perhaps ate negogiations on limited years of dawdling, deceit and ® - Living Fahh 0 - Making It Count 1:15 A.M. producido an Mexico. 5:00 P.M. 1981. Rated PG Cadet,' 'New Wave Theatre' and 0 • Philip Marlowa, Private discrimination — had caught the SI - MOVIE: ‘Tanan’a 0 - MOVIE: 'Tha Sorewsrs' 9 - Paopla Naw WMh Bill it’s just as well that the intermediate-range missies ^'^9 - That Teen Show 3 3 - NHuion ImpoMiblo 9 - Protasaional WroMlIrtg 'Telea of Tomorrow.* (4 hre.) Revenge' Tarzan saves a safari A n elderty couple buHd a light Turt, Ey« Senate confirmed Kenneth L. attention of GAO investigators. ' 0 - Victory Gordon machine that plMse other p e o j^ 3 3 9 - W M . W orld of Sport* Coverage of profeesionel wres­ 0 - Faattval of FaHh in Europe. Sen. Charles L. of white travelers bent on secur­ tling is presented from Madison They concluded that the Army had ing rare animal specimens. Glenn under their control. Boris Karloff, 9 - MOVIE; ‘Hatchat for a 1:30 A.M. Adelman, his controversial Percy, R-Ill., chairman of the 9:15A.M. 9 - CHIP. PMrol Square Garden, New York, NY. (3 not given Julie’s invention ade­ Morris, Eleanor Hokn. Hedda Catherine Lacey. Ian Ogilvy. Honaymoon* 3 3 - Cartar Country 0 - Vic’s Vacant Lot 'Program- 9 - MOVIE:'Boyond tho Rm T hre.) Fill ‘er up — nominee to the head the Foreign Relations Commit­ Hopper. 1938. 1867. 0 - Sports Tonight 3 3 - MOVIE: 'Oavotlan' A por- quate testing. mir>g for Children.’ A pet tiger shark helps a young 9 -M O V IE ; 'Blood On Satwi's arms-control agency. ® - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar ( 0 - Buelnees of Management men and his eweetheert save 9 - El Shaw da R. Banal trayal of the home life, loves and tee, said recently that “ it The GAO’S findings were sup­ 0 - Health Waak Claw’ Tale of Gothic horror end triumphs of the Bronte sisters. Ida by credit card The arms-controi process 6 - 'Thunderr 2:15P.M. some fabled black pearie. Dayton tha myeteriea of the occult, 0 - TwNight Zona does not appear in the forsee- ported by the NRC, an arm of the Ka'Ne. Maren Jensen. Rated PG. Lupino, Olivia de Havilland, A r­ 9:30A.M. & - Growing Years 0 - Health Weak witchcraft, end death in toa Er>- ® - Dava Allan at Larga thur Kennedy. 1946 LOUISVILLE, Ky. was stalled while the Adel­ able future that there is a prestigious National Academy of ' - Buga Bunny/Road 0 - Tima Out Thaatar Today's glieh Moore. Patrick W ymark, (UPI) —Credit-card acti­ - ChsmpkmsMp Wrestling 2:30 P.M. CD 0 - ABC Nowa man fight dragged on. Now Sciences, which had been commis­ Runnar Show program is 'Grehem Hill Story.’ Linda Hayden. 1970 11:30P.M. vated gasoline pumps will chance” for an accord in 1 9 - MOVIE: No Placo to Run* (60 min.) CD - Davay/Ooliath QD CD - Unitod AMInos 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar 3 3 - Hawaii Fhw-O 0 - Independent Network that the immediate issue is sioned by the Arm y to do a ’’fair When s young boy's adopted Toumsmsnt of Champions News be installed soon at 200 either set of taiks. 0 - CTV Auction QD - Banny HHI Show 0 - Harald of Truth parents are killed, bureaucracy Tsnnis Coverage of tNa wom­ 9 9 - DIfrrant Stroka. Ar­ locations. settled, the administration and objective” study of the situa­ 0 - News/Spofte/Waathar nold and WiNa laam that tha 0 - Dr Jamas Scott Both Moscow and Washing­ 0 - Are You Anybody? prevents his grandfather from en's professional tennis tourna­ 3 3 - Blow Out At BBhr Bob'a John L. Spears III, tion. The study concluded that the being given custody. They flee to building thay wars bom in is bokig 0 - Amarica'e Top Tan has a new chance to show that ment is prsMnted live from “ Entartoinato 3 3 - Radno From Yankaro ton have made proposals, but 0-M onoy Wook Canada, closaly pursued by the tom down. (R) (Closad CaptkMwdj president of Remote Ser­ Arm y’s tests had indeed been Grenelefe, Fla. (2 hre.) 0 - MaMng of 'Raklors of tho 9 - MOVIE; Confaulon* this sluggish process can despite occassional hints of 0 - MOVIE: 'Ambor Wavos' authorities. Herachel Bemardi, 9 - MOVIE; ‘T h * Boo Wohrao’ 9 - Woefc from Holiday Camp* A camp vices Inc., said Tuesday slantcfd against Julie, and thus 9 ~ Sanford and Son Lost A ik ' KkktM Kkig T ^ man whose lives are Larry Hagman, Stafanie Powers, A group of British soldiers attack counselor gets more than he can the units will be offered bring beneficial results. movement, the differences 9 - Auction “ the ability to generalize from the changed forever make a living the NevHle Brand. 1972 9 - Are You Anybody? German ships hiding in sup­ 9 - MOVIE: 'For Your Eyaa handle whim he plans a beauty nationwide in a few Most if not all of the Senate remain vast. test results was diminished.” okJ fashioned way. D ^n ia 9 - Bowling IS) - Evans wid Novik 0 - Futbol Intamadonal: posedly neutral waters. Gregory Only* Apant Jama. Bond track* contest. Robin Askwith. Anthony Weaver. Kurt Russell, Mare W in- Argantinia va. BrazlUa Peck, Roger Moore. David Niven. wi undwwohd figura wha ha. Booth. 1977. months. has gone on record in full This — plus the enormous The GAO recommended that the 'ningham. 1960. ® - Sesame Street 9 - M M ng It Count 0 - Entartoirwnant Th is W eak Rated PG. noton . crucM BritMi dafniM The new system, called support of the basic goals of Arm y determine what percentage IS - MOVIE: 'Hww.1 Mid 12:30 P.M. ® - SusInsM of MMisgwtwnt nwdwniwn. Rogw Moora, Topol, 1:45 A.M. “ Autocard,’’ automati­ perils that would attend fail­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Doad End' Skim 9 - Fantoedco lOreteT Electronic puppets por­ Cwol. Bouquet. 1981. RatwIPG. 9 - Yastarday Show Yestsr- arms control, and the sena­ of their calibration workload CX) 3 ) - New Fat Albert Show 3:00 P.M. life leads to frustration end rebel­ 0 -M O V I E : 'Stripae' A recruit cally verifies a custo­ ure — makes it imperative to tray the tale of tw o children who day’» news becomes today's co­ lion on an East River dead end has hie own ideas about how the 9 - Ewan, and Novak mer’s credit card and tors will be watching to see would benefit from Julie’s auto­ loaa their way in the forest and 3 ) - Amorican Bandatand 3 3 - MOVIE; 'Four A u a u ln .' medy in this program. keep arms-control dialogue Kung Fu takes an hietoricat turn street. Sylvia Sidney, Joel 'New Army* should work. Bin 9 9 - Batunlay Mght Lhra matic system, and suggested an discover a fatxilous house. ® - One Step Beyond 0 - Film electronically processes how effectively the 36-year- alive. Arm s control presents aa Marco Polo facet Mongolian McCrea, Humphrey Bogart. Murray, Harold Ramis. Warrpn 9 - MOVIE: Th a 39 Stopa’ A the transaction. Drivers “ independent hardware demon­ - It’s Your Buelnees (8 ) - Washington Dialogue tyrants in a small ChinsM village. 1937. Oatea. 1981. Rated R. man becoma. kivolvad in an in- 2:00 A.M. old Mr. Adelman performs. neither the pnacea that its 18) - Flash Gordon Richard Hamson, Alexander Fu- insert the card into the stration” of the calibrator. - Last Chanco Oarage ® - Julia Child & Moro 9 - MOVIE; 'Th* Sorgoant' tmnational ^ ly ring in tM. ramaka CD 0 - Movie Cont'd He needs to broaden his I8 l - Growing Years Sheng. 1981. Com pany The relations between tw o eol- of tha 1935 Hhchock claMic. machine and select the most eager proponents claim “The bottom line is that there’s a 9:45 A.M. 0 0 0 - Prog oont'd limited understanding of the 33 ' MOVIE: 'Colouu., Th. diers ere portrayed in this sensi­ KMWwth Mora. Taina Elg, Brarxfa amount of gasoline they nor the hidden trap its foes substantial cost savings between * 0 - N C A A Instruct ional 1:00 P.M. Forbin Project' A super- 5:30 P.M. tive drama. Rod Steiger. John da Baniia. 1960. 0 - Midnight Spodal .Sarlas want pumped. complexities involved. profess to see. Prudently Commentary our system and what they’ve been 3 ) - MOVIE: 'The Stalking sophisticated computer startles GD - Racing Law, Ludmila Mikael. 9 - MOVIE: ‘Praacdplkm: 0 - Sports Update Program­ Moon* An Indian fighter trapped its designers when it proves to If the White House wants working with,” JuUe told my 10:00 A.M. 0 - Nawsmakara Saturday Murdar* A psychiatrist and an ming for tha next several hours pursued, it offers of the few in deadly combat with a ruthless have a mind of its own. Eric Bree­ ® - Snoak Pravtawe Jeffrey actrass-pationt ha loves schema may be altered due to Daylight associate Charles Bermant. He (D - Saturday Morning Apache wiH stop at nothing to re­ den, Susan Clark, Alex Rodine. 0 - Wild Kingdom Secretary of State Shultz to paths available to scale down Lyons and Neal Gabier look at to fTHXder his wife. Gene Barry, Savings Time. added with disgust that the Army CD 0 - Scooby, Scrappy-Doo/ capture hia ton. even if it means 1969. 0 - Say It With Sign 'Eddie Macon’s Run' and 'Ex­ Peter'FsA. 1967 take on a prominent arms- the risks of a nuclear war, Puppy Hour murdering the boy's mother. Gre­ 9 - MOVIE: 'The Mluourl posed.' 2:15A.M. SHOWCASE had been “Mickey-Mousing 6:00P.M. 11:45P.M. control role, as reported, Mr. ( D - X h . W ho gory Peck. Eva Marie Saint. Breaks' A free-lance lawman is 9 - MOVIE: 'Evltepaak' A and Mr. Adelman should 1969. ONEMAS Democrats’ dilemma around for nine years.” h ir ^ by a Montana rancher to CD CD 0 - News 8:30 P.M. 9 - M O V IE : ‘Hardoora’ A man cadet is the unwilling object of Adelman’s own inexperience 0 - Old Time Gospel enter office with this clearly ( D - Bionic Women corral a horM thief and hit gang. CD - Storsky and Hutch 9 - MOVIE: 'Sunsot discovers that his runaway practical jokes until black magic 0 - McDon. Teen Sports- daughter it involved in porno- and computers combine for re­ eANGAINMATINII DAILY a o C H may not prove the drawback By William A. Rusher 3D-BlackstM Marlon Brando. Jack Nicholson, Bouloverd' An aging silent Must SHOW ONI Y in mind. tion spokesmen stoutly deny that itching powder in Fidel Castro’s AS I R E PO R T E D two years ago, Scene Kathleen Lloyd. 1976 CD ■ Racing screen star, attached to a young we are supporting an attempt to the Arm y’s disdain for Julie’s 0 - MOVIE: 'Miss Annis 3 ) - MOVIE: ‘Curas of Blgfoot' 0 - Star Trek screen writer, lures him with her underwear without notifying in A group of high school students 9 - Ovation Today's programa NEW YORK — The very uncer­ Rooney' Poor girl meets a rich 0 - Co -Ed Meg Griffin hosts this into an illusion of returned gran­ “overthrow” the Nicaraguan go­ advance some 50 members of calibrator is not shared by the discover the remains of a mummi­ are 'The Fifth Estate; Fire for Hire' tainty about what is going on in boy and young love rapidly blos­ and 'The Singer and the Dancer.' weekly teen magazine. deur. William hfolden. Gloria III! I i I I M vernment, but find ways of refus­ Russians. Rebuffed by the Pen­ soms; but she gets opposition fied beast similiar to the Abomin­ Swanson, Erich Von Stroheim. presents Congress, about half of them (2 hra.) 0 * Buck Rogara iNnR$nTit4ixrr5t Nicaragua is the best evidence from the boy's parents. Shirley able Snowmen. The monster 1950. ing to explain just what, then, we Democrats. tagon and struggling to keep his suddenly returns to life and ter­ 9 - New. Update I M L A I R L o l [AniUITFORDS4$-UIO Temple, Guy Kibbee. 1942. 0 - Naws/Sporto/Wsathar 0 0 - Sllvor Spoons Ricky I n Levin's that, whateveritis.itisn’twhatthe are doing. small company afloat. JuUe went rorizes a small California town. These members are not required 9 - MOVIE; 'Of Human 0 - MOVIE; 'Amber Wavaa' more poorly informed critics of the '(9 - Voice of Faith WiMiam Simonsan, Robert Cly- promises to get Derek a date for MANCHLSIl R comedy thriller;; Berry's World Certain congressional Demo­ to Moscow in 1977 at Soviet Bondage' A club-footed young T w o men whose lives ere the big dance. (R) to approve the operation, but if - Wrestling mtre. 1972 GANDHI' Reagan administration assume it medical student becomea Jnfa- changed forever make a living the crats don’t hesitate to charge, or at they learn of it and do not protest invitation, and accepted a large 0 - This Old Houea Directed by is and in any case wish it were: 0 - News Updats 0 - At The Movies tuated with a promiscuous old fasNoned way. Dmnis least imply, that the administra­ (privately of course) they are order for his calibrators. On his woman. Bette Davie. 1934. & ~ Sasanta Street - MOVIE: 'For Your EyM Weaver, Kurt Ruseell. Mare W in- 9:00 P.M. Robert Donnelly — SHOWriAT “ namely, an out-and-out attempt by (9 ningham. 1960. tion is simply lying, and accuse it certainly, to some extent, estopped return to the United States, Julie - La Buena Vlbra Programs Only' Agent James Bond tracks 0 - Fantastioo Animal Pro­ 3 3 9 - Lov* Boot Capt. Stub- taa-foe-ieiM CIA-backed guerrillas to over­ grama infantil acerca da el mundo 9 - Black Parapacthfa ing reveals Ns true 'self,' a couple AprH >9.30, May 4-7 'of violating a law passed last year from later complaining about what had second thoughU about neiiing d t ajercicios con sus snfrtriones an underwork! ^ u r e who has throw Nicaragua’s pro-communist stolen a crucial British defense animal. disagree about their future and under which no funds may be his machines to the KremUn, and Stsfanie y Fito Giron. 9 - M*A*S*H Cartoia: liJO PJI. OUTSIDERS happened. mechanism. Roger Moore. Topol, - MOVIE: Continental Julie plays a trick on a friend. (R) government. 0 - From the Editor's Desk 0 • Matinaa at tha Bijou 'Song expended by this country for the THAT, APPARENTLY, ex­ decided not to fill the order. Carole Bouquet. 1981. Rated PG. Divide' A political reporter is sent (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] East Catholic Nigh Aiiditoriuia IPG1 If it were that, the administra­ 0 - Antiquos & Amoricsns of Texas * purpose of aiding an attempt to plains the current dilemma of the Though his experience led Julie ® - Nows/Sporta/Waathor into the wild country to interview 0 - Nows Update , , _ Can'l Adm. $4 -S H O W n A T - tion would be acting in flat 10:15 A.M. a reclusive lady omithologiat. iiit.RiiMda.7iif.«iie-i Ills overthrow the Nicaraguan Democratic members of the House to form the Committee Against 181 - Andrew John Beiushi, Blair Brown. 1981. . - J"?*; Spockil, StudMit 649.9136 defiance of existing law, and S ) - Mwll. WMch government. and Senate. Whatever Mr. Reagan Government Waste, he denies that 9 - Earth. Sea A Sky Rated ro . nobody would enjoy arranging a Other Democrats — apparently is doing to make matters hot he’s involved in a crusade. “I need 10:30 A.M. IS) - Psilcula; 'Jadnta 9-Sportabaat PC suitable punishment more than Tip PIchImshuida 8e Enamors' TOOTSIE better informed — stop short of domestically for the Nicaraguan the contract to continue in the CD (X) - Tin Duk« ® - American Gov't Survay O’Neill'and his Democratic major­ 9 - WNd Kingdom Glenn Miller Band such an accusation, but growl that government (perhaps in order to high-technology field,” be said. (X) - Or. W ho 3:15 P.M. TRAVEI TIME - SHOWN AT:- ity in the House of Representa­ (9 - F. A. Soccar: Rood to 9 - MOVIE; 'Sllonoo of tho iief-M-Ftit.e4t.iids the administration may be violat­ have a bargaining chip to induce it “ My alternatives are to sell to the North* A young woman grapples 183 - Waak In Revlaw In Concert w tives. It is not at all impossible that W om btay ing the "spirit” if not the letter of to stop helping its fellow leftists Russians or Just go into the reai with tha loneHness and hardship 3:30 P.M. there would already be a resolution ( 9 - Vootoiday Show Ymtar- of the Canadian wUdsmess. EHsn HAS MOVED MEANING iRi the law. Meanwhile, the adminis­ overthrow the neighboring govern­ estate business.” doy’i now. bocomoi today', co­ 3 3 9 - Pro Bowlara Tour Cov- Manchester High School to impeach President Reagan Burstwi. To m Sksrritt, Gordon OF LIFE tration keeps on doing...whatever ment of E l Salvador), the Demo­ But occasionally Julie betrays i n ^ in this program. TO OUR LARGER floating around that busy -SHOWtlAT:: it is doing. cratic solons on the committees symptoms of crusading zeal, as ® - Stylo With Elta Klontch Sunday, April 24th, 1983 chamber. e o - Gary Coloman Show concerned with intelligence are when he said: “I ’ll fight until'the Fully Computerized Locution ® - Vlaltando laa Eatrollaa 7:30 P.M. WHAT SOME of Mr. Reagan’s bound to know all about it and rascals are driven out. It’s not LOCAL B U T M R. R E A G A N is too Entraviataa informalaa aa daaar- Free • Free • Free Tickets At The Door critics around the country have probably at least implicitly ap­ personal, it’s systemic. It affecu roXan an caaa da loa artlataa. Hac- careful a man not to have pro­ Hartford Rd., Mmhester HERO forgotten (it is safe to assume no proved the operation in advance. every small high-tech company,” tor Carrillo. ANTIQUE CHEVY CAR SHOW $12.00 Donation 805 tected himself amply against -tnoamist.- Democratic in Congress has) is If Tip O’Neill now opens a drive O -A aktho ManogM The Southern New Englend Vintege (adjocMt to Lynch/loyoto Ill I4il MI charges of illegality, and in any ® - Old Quabbln VaHoy that in 1974 Congress passed a law, to lynch Mr. Reagan for violating case there is something oddly Chevrolet Club Is hcHding Its 4th enacted when the media’s attacks the legal limitations on our actions Letters policy 11:00 A.M. FLASH uncoordinated and hesitant about annual antique Chevy meet at Carter DDSs, DMDs, DCs, DVMs, JDs, MDs on the CIA were at their height, in Nicaragua, he is likely to have to Q } (X) - Buga Bunny/Road DANCE R the Democratic criticism of the The Manchester Herald Runnar Show Chevrolet on Sunday, April 24th qt forbidding the CIA to engage Welcome Wagon oners discreet advertising 646-5725 ------SHOW tlAT:- string up Sen. Daniel Moynihan, welcomes letters to the Reagan policy, whatever it is. CE) ® - Moiti A Mbidy/ 10 a.m. No charge to spMtatore or abroad in any covert activities the ranking Democrat on the editor. to professionals in the medical, dental, We hear about anti-Sandinista lavamo & ShMoy/Fonz Hour show cars. Registration opens at 10 health-care, legal and animal-care fields. whatever, save for the collection of Senate’s Permanent Select Su1> Letters should be brief and CD - AN StM WtastUng forces, obviously armed by some­ to the point. They should be Our service effectively reaches individuals information, without first notify­ committee on Intelligence, from ® - Hoo Haw a.m. Trophys, Refreshments and Whon It's Time To Travel Think... m B O v s K elQWHfiTL- guerrilla operations against the should be double-spaced. f t mlaMkanly Impllcatad In tha Please have your office telephone me if me ide-Ftit-edt-iidi "I’ve been burned before and I'm worried about monitoring the government’s intel­ equivocal attempt to distance daath of a local union Isadar and a SUNDAY, APRIL 24TH pro-communist forces of the The Herald reserves the you’d like to discuss our unique program. getting Involved again. You are my Bl ligence agencies. himself from the administration raponar bacomaa an unwitting AT regime. right to edit letters in the bccomplica in tha in|uatlca. Paul Com# So# Rite, Lyn, Martha or Chariotto MY TUTOR S alvador." In other words, a president of the by accusing it of violating the Our U.N. Ambassador Jeane interests of brevity, clarity Nowman, Sally FM d, Oon Hood. CARTER CHEV. CO. INC. Call Sue United States cannot, under the * “spirit” if not the letter of last and taste. ' '19S1. Ratad K ' SHOWN AT:- I______Kirkpatrick and other administra­ present law, even arrange to put year’s law!) IS-Intarsdncy 1229 Main St., Manchester , 643-9632 For AN Your Trovol. i4Mise.Fiie-eiia.iiaf ®-NawaUpdata MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 23, 1983 — 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 23, 1983 Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy live on Weekday TV Oscars win

By Vernon Scott In a blend of academia and show biz, writer- Sanborn Hour" that starred Bergen and his dummies. Patricia Neal, another long-time friend, read a final ratings 7:30 A.M. ® - Love Boot sentando antraviataa, noticiaa. 0 - FHntatonaa UPl Hollywood Reporter comedian Hal Kanter emceed the Bergen tribute. He Both stars recalled Charlie's salty humor in sharp telling tribute to Bergen, and composer Dominic 5:00 A.M. daporiat y un aagmanto daada ® - TIo Toe Dough NEW YO RK (U P I) — The 55th annual edition of outlined Bergen's career, interspersed with tapes contrast to the quiet, self-effacing Bergen, who was Frontiere recalled their adventures together as tyro ® - Sign On/Nawt ® - Woody Woodpockar Hollywood titulsdo 'En Pantalla'. 0 - Tunad-ln ®-JknBakkar 0 - Candid Camara the Academy Awards posted .a rating of 38 and an HOLLYWOOD — Edgar Bergen, the master from his 1930s radio shows, clips from feature films rarely noticed in a crowd unless he perchedCharlieon pilots. , 0 - Vaitod Programs 0 - Poffcy Pig audience share of 59 to win the final week of the The important achievement of the evenmg, 0 - Pink Panther Show 0 - Variad Programa ventriloquist whose Charlie McCarthy became better and home movie footage. his knee and began a dialogue. 0 - Km ConraSy (B ) - Educational Programa 0 - Ovar Easy rating season for ABC, leaving CBS to win the however, was the establishment at USC of a 0 - Undardog 0 - WamM's Day USA known than himself, was remembered with affection Kanter, who wrote for Bergen, said, "Edgar's The format of the "Bergen and the Kids" tribute 0 -S po rts Ravlaw 1:30 P.M. 1982-83 season by a razor-thin half a rating point. at a tribute this week at the University of Southern permanent repository forthelegacy ofEdgar Bergen. 0 - HacMa and .ladda 0 - Jim Bakksr genius was so extraordinary that Charilie McCarthy included easy chats among Kanter and the stars who 0 - EnterUlmnsnt Tonight CD CD - Aa tha Wortd Turn* 4:00 P.M. Season-to-date averages haveCBS on top with a California. 0-OamsrPyto left fingerprints. knew and worked with Bergen, including Ricardo 5:30 A.M. ® - Jaffetaona rating of 18.2 and a share of 29. ABC posted 17.7 8:00 A.M. 0 0 - WhssI of Fortum O l - Sunday at tha King'* Bergen's movie star daughter, Candice, his son, "Through Charlie, Edgar gave us a face that Montalban and Ted Knight. ® - Vartod Programa Houaa ( D - Woody Woodpecker and 28, and NBC ran a distant third at 15.1 and 24. Chris, and his widow, Frances, were Joined by scores CD - Bpidarman 0 - L o v s B o a t launched a thousand quips. Charlie cut tall Umber Montalban spoke of Bergen's genius in almost ® - Mombig Stralch 0 - Variad Program* m - Movie Even in the cellar, however, NBC did manage a of admirers and stars for the dedication to the reverential terms. He remembered McCarthy's 0 - Suparfrianda down to his size." 0 - Indapandant Notworii 11:30 A.M. ® - Rockford Filoa couple of wins. Its new swashbuckler, "The A university of the comedian's library, scripts, tapes 0 - ESPN BportaCantar 1:45 P.M. Charlie, indeed, had his own room in the Bergen persona was so strong that visitors, transfixed by the Towns grab news boxes . Nswa ® - You Aakod For ft I D - In Search of.... Team," starring George Peppard and Mr. T, and films. home until Candy was born and took residence. puppet, conversed with Charlie, oblivious that Bergen 0 > Buga, Portcy li Frtanda . C D 'N a w a 0 - CN N HaadSna Nows ' 0 - O d d Coupto 0 - Pink Panther Show wound up with the highest rating of any series of Dozens of universities and colleges seek the works Another of Bergen's writers, Cy Rose, remembered was his voice. GREENWICH (U PI) — More than 100 USA T od w 0 - Capulina 2:00 P.M. 0 -M o n o y S n s 0 - Coronatkm Btraat 0 - Alivo & Wolll the season, and the Peacock posted the only gain of Hollywood celebrities to enrich their libraries and a script girl who joined Bergen's NBC radio staff and Knight, who stars in the "Too Close for Comfort" TV boxes, which resemble television sets on pedestals, 0 -P o r k y Pig CD - OIHlgan'* Island 0-JknSaldisr 0 - Bavariy HMbUllaa 0 - Kan Connolly — up 12 per cent — in the major "overnight" encourage financial donations. gave a separate script to McCarthy on her first day. series, broke into show business as a ventriloquist, appeared almost overnight two weeks ago when the (B ) “ Mr. Rogara' Nalgbbor- 0 0 - Diaam Houaa CD 0 - Ona Ufa to Uv* markets of New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Few are more successful than Friends of the USC 6:00 A.M. hood 0 - Tom & Jarry Film clips includ^ hilarious shots of McCarthy inspired by Bergen's book on the subject. newspaper made its debut in Connecticut. fff) - Magic Garden Philadelphia and San Francisco. Libraries, a dedicated group of the school's ® 0 O - Varied Programs 0 - Hoy Mlamo Anfritionaa exchanging barbs with the tikes of W.C. Fields, Jack "I made my living for many years as a Fairfield County officials have never been happy 8:30 A.M. GuWarmo Ochoa. Lourdes Guer­ 0 - Ara You Anybody? 0 - Nawalins ABC and CBS, reflecting the recent trend administrators and alumni. ® - Now Zoo Ravua Benny, Andy Williams and Jackie Gleason. Addi­ ventriloquist," Knight said. " I watched dozens of with the area's proliferation of coin-operated boxes," CD * FHntatonaa rero y Juan Doaal pratantan eato 0 - I Lova Lucy 0 - Entstteinmant Tonight toward a splintering of the traditional network u s e 's provost. Dr. Cornelius J. . Pings, and tional footage of Mortimer Snerd and Effie Klinker . other ventriloquists. But Edgar Bergen was unques­ but the influx of the Gannett Co. Inc.'s national ® - CBS Eoriy Morning Nows TOM RYAN — Tom 8kor- programa da aauntoa pubHcoa CD ~ Variad Programa ( S ) - Nawa Day 0 0 - Sotamo Street audience, were slightly down. chancellor emeritus, Norman Topping, work easily brought cheers from the crowd. tionably the master. ® 0 - ABC Nawa Thia praaantando notidaa y varlada hv newspaper was the last straw, they say. 0 - Tom 8i Jarry and Frianda rilt tiara as a dodicalod formidon. 0 0 - Another Worid 0 - Quiaro Griter Tu Nombra CBS dominated everything else, however, with Hollywood bigwigs in presenting special Biggest laughs came when a 5-year-old Candice "N o one knows how difficult it was for Edgar to be Darien and Stamford officials have so far removed' 0iOffNnB 0 - Graat Bpaca Coaatar physician in ABC’s naw 0 - IfMlapandant Network 0 - Nuava York Ahora 0 - Eight la Enough boasting the season's four most popular regular programs honoring the arts. appeared in a home movie with her father for the both straight man and comedian with four distinct Q [)-,t o a FrankUn Show a dozen machines, and their counterparts In 0 - Eduardo II aarlat, “Ryan’a Four," Nawa 0 - Bavarty HlllbllMaa series programs which were, in order among the Among the heavyweights of literature and enter­ burial of a pet turtle. In the finale the precocious personalities — his own, and those of the three Greenwich and New Canaan have threatened to do the ( 9 - Buainaaa TImaa on E8PN 0 - Scooby Doo 0 - F-Troop airing Wadnaaday, April 12:00P.M. 0 - Uttia Houaa on tha Prairie Nielsen Top 10, "60 Minutes," “Dallas," tainment paid posthumous tribute by the university Candy sang an horrendous rendition of "The dummies. No one could touch his brilliance." same if Gapnett fails to meet municipal standards. 0 - aUmmy Bwapoart (B ) - Sasama Stroot 27. 2:30 P.M. "M-A-S-H," and "Magnum, P.I." O therC ^ Top are such diverse figures as Aldous Huxley, Somerset Tennessee Waltz." 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Slim Pickens, Johnny 0 - Aak tha Manager m - Truman Taylor I 0 - N o w a Update ® ® - CBS Nows Paycheck, Jesse Turner. 1978. 0 - Ireland: A Talevlalon NIghtwatch ® - Now York Rapoft Rated PG. 0 0 - CHiPa Ponch and HIstorv Indapandant Network Bobby try to track down a boy in 0 - ITs Your Buainaaa THE RUSKIE& YANKEE O (B) - Ceeem# Street 10:30 P.M. ARE UP TO IMPERIALIST ens from attaching mines to Bri­ need of an operation. (R) (60 min.) 0 - Sports Update BRIDGE ASTRO 0 - C h j b P T L 11:30 A.M. 0 - Voloa of FaWi CD - Sports Extra SOMETHING. AMERICANS C a - MOVIE: 'ExcaWMir' Tha tish ships during World War H. 0 - MOVIE: 'Dr. Zhivago' A . 2:30A.M. SET UP PLAN aoresrsr Marlin halpa young Ar- O - Grandpa Doc CD - Face tha Nation Laurence Harvey, Dawn Addems, 0 - MOVIE: Torpado Run' A young couple’s fats is determined S ) - From tha EdHor'a Desk World War M American submar­ ® - Music World HERE. GRAPH thur gain England’a two graateti ® - World Tomorrow CD ® > This Weak wHh David John Clements. 1959. by the tides of the Russian Revo­ 0 - MOVIE: 'The Deer traasurat. the anchantad sword BrMday ine commander inadverdently lution. Omar Sharif, Juke Christie, 0 - MOVIE; 'PygmaHon' A Fun and games 9:30 A.M. 0 - Incradibla H ull sinks a Japanese prison ship on Hunter* Three man are affactad Excalibur and the iMautiful Guine- CD - Rax Humbard Gersldhie Chaplin. 1965. Rated by the Vietnam War. Robert De- stuffy phonetica profstaor taksa viare. Nicol WWamson, Niget CD - Commant 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar which his wife end child are pri­ PG. a London guttsrtnipa under his that North thought his (B) - MOVIE: 'Abbott And soners. Glsnn Ford. Ernest B < ^ Niro, Meryl Streep. John Savage. Tarry, Halan Mirren. 1981. Rated CD ‘ MOVIE: 'Enoountar with 0 - Our I atgaat Minority: Tha ® - ffoledad Serie dramatics. 1978. Rated R. wing and teschet her to apeak partner's one no-tnimp rebid PG. tha Unknown* Three fuNy docu­ C oatallo Moat tha Kayatona Olaablad Today’i program ax- nine, Disne Brewster. 1958. property. Lsaka Howard. Wandy <¥xir Libert ad Lamarque. - BIN- Teals Daporttva NORTH 4-ZV8S showed 15-17 points rather mented supernatural events con­ Cope* Bud and Lou in the 1912 aminas the rola of diaablad kidivi- 0-NawaUpdata 0 Hiker. Wkfrad Lawton. 1938 O - PubHc Affairs 0 - Btarsky and Hutch ♦ K cerning a shockingly accurate alepetick ere when Vamps broke duala in Amarican aodaty. |R) (60 0 - Indapandant Network than the actual 12. Fiaggla Rock Visit the bardt.Jr.. ARtarl Paulaan. 1971. your lavorlte persons helps you 0 - Firing Una Road' A young married couple (3 ) - At The Movlas 0 - O d d Coupto ♦ JlOltSI ♦ ---- decided that it didn't really Gardner. 1966. ^ 9 - Batman world of Fraggle Rock underneath daddaa to stay together daapita 0 - ESPN SporteCanter to benefit materially. the basement of an eccentric In­ 1:30 P.M. ® - ESPN SportaCentar 0 - ESPN SportaConter ♦ 84 4 10 S3 matter how many tricks he TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 6:15 A.M. Q ) - Evarw and Novak axtra-marHal affairs. Audrey Hep­ 0 -> MOVIE: 'A LHtto Sort' A ventor. ® 0 - USFL FootbaS: Taams burn, Alban Finnay. 1967. ® > Fraggla Rock Visit the ^ 6 - OWtkm Today's programs rr 6EEMS TO ME WE SHOULD .1 MOVE WE PASS A GREAT IDEA.OOP! NOT AS/ GADFRV.' IF TH' went down, so he led a heart Take time to be helpful to a ( S ) - Weak In Ravlaw O - Day of Dtocovary •wingkio rwwIyMwd find* it BE TRYING ID BENEFIT LAW TSTRENSTHEN WE CAN APPOINT MUCH I FOLKS OUTSIDE SOUTH 0 - MOVIE: 'Ctaahing lea to ba Announcad world of Frsggie Rock underneath ars 'Bobby Shon and FriocKfa' 4972 and finessed his jack. It held, friend today if he or she Is in - Calabrata 4:15 P.M. to Qivo up wom*n. Tkn Mathp- OUR CONSTITUENTS /' I OUR MILITARY MY BROTHER COULD HEAR 6:30 A.M. Vagaa' An alactriG shock gtvaa 0 - This Wsak In BaaMiaW the basement of an eccentric in­ and 'Capital City.' (2 hcs.) son, Kate Capahaw, Edvwd INSTEAD OP OURSELVES.'( /VGREE! DEFENSES, LIKE CHIEF OF STAFF,' 4KJ6 and he now had his slam if need ol your assistance. Owing O - MOVIE: ’Ful Moon High' one of itw Bowary Boys tha abil- 0 -H o a t t h Week ventor. THIS, THEY'D ® - Captain Kangaroo 0-M onsy Wash 0 - Fostlval of Fahh Hamnann. 1982. Ratad R. GUZ WANTED/ LYNCH TH'LOT ♦ K4 only hearts would break 3-3, to a unique twist, this could A high achod footbaN atar be­ ity to pradici witining numbara. ® - Sports Probe so he cashed his king of also feather your nest. Order ® - Aak the Doctor comes a werewoW when the Lao Gorcay. Mary Caatla. Don 0 - MOVIE: 'Man of U 4:30 P.M. 0 - ChSdran Botwsan LMs and 0 - Voica of Fahh O F U S ' 4AJ962 ® > Grandee Barfas: 'La Mu|ar now: The NEW Astro-Graph ® - N o w a moon is fuN. Alan Arfcin, Ed Haggarty. 1956 fitanctia' An aging knight M t. ® - Minlc World 0 - Nowa/Spoftt/Woolhar hearts. forth to do bathe with evil wher­ dal Cuadro' Vulnerable: Neither When West dropped the 10 Matchmaker wheel and booklet - CandM Camara McHehon. Rated ra. - Sporta Waakartd Review 0 - HBO Rock: Shonna Eaoton 0 - Sports Tonight (9) 0 ever he finds h. Petw O'Toola, 0 - MOVIE: Th o Orosn Mm ' Dealer: South , which reveals romantic combi­ 9 • World Tomorrow ki Conoart Sheana performs her 8:00P.M. 0 - PaScula: 8on| > En B South paused for a moment M o : U.S.P.A. Rolex Oold 0 - Coruiamlcut Nawamakara Sophia Loren. Ratad PG. A profaaaional aaaaaaln aebamaa nations. compatibilities for all big hits videotaped at HoMy- Ruado' to kM an obnoxkxia dlpfomM. North Blast South since it now appeared that ® - Mkada RavM Hour CD (D » Qoodnlghtr Basntown Wcat signs, tells how to get along O - M O VIE:'Chu Chu and tha wood's Palace Tiiaatra. A battia for Susan's custody puts Aleaeir Sim, Jik Adama, Tarry- the heart queen was not ^ - Inaight PfdSy Flaah' A straal amartilner 2:00 P.M. 0 - Laraon Sunday Night 14 10:00 A.M. ® - Evans and Novak Man on Jenny's skis against her Thomaa. 1957. with others, finds rising sigin and an ax-baaabal alar plan to ® - Magir Lsogua Baoabal: 0 - P roaante Pass 14 Pass 1 NT going to drop, but he saw ® - Style WHh Elaa Klanach CD - Sunday Morning former husband. that he could still make the hidden qualities, plus ipafe. confiacata ■ bdafeau full of aa- Now York Rtola at Atlanta 0 0 - SporttWorld Today's 3:15 A.M. Pass 6 NT Pass Pass Mall $2 to Astro-Graph; Box O • WHd Kingdom ~ Auatki City Umlta crat govammam documanta. program features a 10-round ju­ ® - DIaoovar Tha World of 11:30P.M. hand if West held the spade CD 0 - M i ^ Lsagua BaaabaS: O - MOVIE: 'C m m , the Pass 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 0 - Ring Around tha World - Eaatar Maos Carol Bumotl. Alan Arkin. Ruth Minnaaota at Naw Yrafc nior wsharwsight bout between Bciance ® ® - Lany King Show ace. He decided that West CD Alexis ArguaHo and Claude Noel Barfaorton' A strongman asaka 10019. Send an additional $1 O - Davay/Oollath Buzz!. 1981. Ratad PG. Yatiksoa ® - Matt Houston Matt ® - DawM Suaahind did hold that card, since with ® - Tom B Jm ry and the World's Strongest Men CD ravanga sgairat tha avk master for your Taurus Astro-Grph 0 - Amarican Gov't Survey 0 - Sunday at tha King's identifies tha son of a terrorist. (R) Thulaa Doom. Arnold Schwar- the spade ace East would 6:45A.M. 9 - Voloa of Fdth competition. (90 min.) (60 min.) ® - MOVIE; 'A OunUghT predictions lor the year ahead. Houaa Whan two former gunfightara zaragi^. Jamas Eari Jonas. almost surely have over­ Be sure to give your zodiac O - Sacred Heart SI - MOVIE: 'Abbott and 12:00 P.M. ( ® - Kjng of the Hobos ® - StfMght Tail Opening lead: PJ 0 - MOVIE: 'Can You Hear maat in a quiet Southwsatant called. So he led a heart to sign. CoataNo Maat tha KMar' Bell­ ® - Face tha Stau town, tha townapaopls expect a I F O R G O T ^ 7:00 A.M. boy Lou is accuaed of murder. the Laughter? Tha Story of 4:45 P.M. 0 - Was St. Journal Rap. 4:00 A.M. I UOVE A4J NEW NOW SOU WOt^T BE dummy's ace and ran his GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) ® - Opportunity Knock. FradcBe Prktso' Tha story of tha showdown. Kirii Douglas, TD TAKE /WV ® - Kan Copeland Dotactivo Bud advas tha case ® 0 - Wids Woifd of Sports 0 - MOVIE; 'Soulham 0 - PKA FuS Contact KoraW C O N T A C T l B N f 5 e 9 .' ABLE TO TEASE MB clubs to come down to a You're a quick thinker, but your ® - Dr. Robert Schular lata comedian Freddie Prinza, Tonight’s program fsaturss a 15- Johnny Cash. Jana Alexander. CONTACTS OUT.' By Oiwald Jacoby ® - This Is tha Ufa aided by swami Karloff. Bud Ab­ Comfort' Rookie National 1971 Covaraga of tha Worid I SHOULC^^VE GOTTEN ABOUT FOB1GETTING four-card ending. first thoughts are not likely to whoaa career was cut ahon by round W BA raatherwaight tite and James Jacoby bott, Lou Coataio, Boris Karloff. 0 - SpottsCantar Phia Guardsman are kivolvad in a Heavyweight Champlonahips It THEAA SOONER. WHERE r PUTA4.V West had to come down to be your best ones today. Put ® - Newark RsaHty 1965 his dapandanca on drugs and al­ fight between Champion Eusebio bloody confrontation with tha Ca­ 0 - Honsymoonara 0 - MOVIE: ExcaHbur' The prstamad from Scramon. PA. GLASSES.' the singleton ace of spades more stock In the ideas you (9) - Robert SchuUsr cohol and his inabilitv to cope Pedroza sod Rocky Lockridgs. (1 jun natives. KsHh Csrrsdkis, Pow­ 0 - Inalda Buainaaa (90 mki.l 0 - N a w a Update aorcerar Marltn helps young Ar- with tha pressures of suocasa. Ira hr., 15 min.) 3 2 ^ The British magazine to hold three diamonds. The develop later. ( 9 - Suntlay Cartoon Exprasa ers Boothe. Rated R 0 - ChaSoa of Salvalion ttxir gain England's two greatest Augustain, Kevin Hooks, Julia 0 - Enteiteinniant This Wsak 0 - N o w a Update International Popular four of diamonds was led. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 9 - Festival of FaMi treasures, the enchanted sword Carman. 5:00 P.M. 0 - NHL StantoY Cup Playoffs 0 - Mr. Rogara' Nalghbor- 0 - MOVIE: T h a Dhty D o a n ' 4:15A.M. Bridge features a regular West played the nine and You should be very skilled al O - W .V. Orant hood ExcaHbur and tha beautiful Guna- 0-NawaUpdala ® -K p | a k 0 - Sunday at the King's Major Raiaman. vary much series of humorous articles do-lt-yoursell chores today, viere. Nicol Williamson, Niga 0 - Madia Watch dummy the queen. The king ® - Thoaa Amazing Anknala .^against hia wik, is ordered to train by David Bird who concocts especially if you are working S ) - Nawa/Sporta/Wsathar O - MIsa Tala Domkioo Terry, Helen Mirren. 1981. Ratad 0 - MOVIE: 'Homo Bsforo a sorry group of misfits and cri- of spades threw West in and Dark* A young woman atrugglas 4:30 A.M. CO some extraordinary hands with new gadgets, equipment O - Jknmy Swaggart 0 - Sacrifice of the Maaa PG. 0 - MOVIE: 'Smash-Up on minala Into a commando striko he had to give dumnl'y the to regain her p«Ma in sodaty ^ a r Intarstata B’ Lives are changed - Abbott and CoateSo or materials. O - MOVIE: -Who Has Saan O - Jataons 0 - Scholastic Sports Acad. 0 fores. Thair main motivation is 0 for them. last two tridis. hosprtalaation for a breakdown. in seconds whan a disastrous 39 0 - M OVIE; ' G i b in Styto' The bidding on the hand LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) the Wkid7* A young boy growing 0 - Sunday at tha King'i tha promlaa of pardons if they 0 -8 p a r t a Probe (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ® - Rax Humbard Jean Simmons, Dan O’Harlihv, car crash occurs on s CsNfomia Thrae friands, living on waifara complats the suicidal miaaion. Impromptu activities will be the up in a prairia town during tha Da- Houaa Rhonda Flaming. 1958. 0 - Big Story can be explained by the fact praaaion laarchsa for an utvlar- (6 ) - Buainaaa of Managamant freeway over s holiday wssksnd. and social sacurity, dadda to Las Marvin, Emaat Borgnira. ones that will turn out to be Roban Conrad, Buddy Ebsan, atanding of Ufa. Brian PairKhaud, 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Weathar d S > 30 la a Dangaroua Age. spies up thsir kvea by robbing a Charts, Bronson, Jim Brown. 0 - MOVIE; 'Dorii AngsT A more lun today. Stay loose so 10:15A.M. Cynthia Vara Milas. David Groh, Harriet bank. Gsotga Burra. Art Camay, WWI aokkar ia bkndad in batdt m byWEA toe TMHOQ U t Pol f TM<|III Gordon Pintant. Hsian Stuvsr. 0-Bawltchad 1967 that you are free to do what 1977. ® - Cookkig/Kerr Nalaon, Sue Lyon, Scon Jacoby, Lsa Straabarg. 1979. and lata hit wifs bakava ha it your Impulses direct. 0 - Making It Coum 0 - IMOVIE: T h a Good Guys Donna Mills. Herb Edsknan, Sim 0 - Exchange CROSSWORD and tha Bad Guys' An un kk^ - M OVIE; *Tha M laiEia of dead. Fradaric March, Maria Ob- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) If S - World Tomorrow 10:30 A.M. Barbara Allan. 1976 0 0 - MOVIE: T h a Pad and aron, Hatbart Marshal. 1836. 0 - Telethon: Dammiaicadoa pair joins hands on tha side of tha Octobor' Pan 1 Tha tanas days you apply yourself, you have S S - Karawth Copeland CD-TVMasa ^payao H o w to lM o lt' A shy musician ia law. Robert Mtehum, George ® - Are You Anybody? of tha Cuban Misaks Crisis of 4:45 A.M. FRANK & ERNIE'S Wff'pe OUT OF the ability today to turn mar­ O - Harltaga Corner C D -O o H y l - What AbcMit Woman Kennedy. 1M 9 I960 during tha days of Praai- aided by a friend to tnoka goexi ACROSS 2 Eight (Fr.) Answer to Previous Puzzle 0 - FoMival of Fahh with a gM hs masts. Brian Bed­ 0 - MOVIE; 'Swonl and tha ginal situations into something C D - That's Tha Spirit 0 - MOVIE: (B ) > FrontBno 'Abortion Clinic.* dant John F. Kannady are por­ Sorearor" A heroic young prinoa DINER 3 Patron saint profitable or. at the lest, per­ 7:15A.M. 0 - Ndwa/Sports/Woathor trayed in this ssaring dram . ford, Juka Sommars. Jamas Far- (D □ □ o T V A B T K aSy'A tfur trapper becomaa in- antino. 1866. 1 Article of sailors 3 sonally rewarding. ® - N a w a QD - Pink Panther Show 0 - MOVIE; 'Dark Angol' A Wikiam Devanay. 1974. vowa to avenge tha murder of Nt □ □ □ 1 O C O L 1 ~o] 'VOhrad In a Sioux nation uptiaing 2:15 P.M. parents. Lae Horatoy, KatWaan 4 Day of week 4 Principle O - HBO Rock: Shonna Easton W W I soldiar la Mindad in battia n □ T 1 T R 1 "d T l LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oet. 23) You over an Indian maid-captivs. Cum 0 - Waak In Ravlaw O - MOVIE: 'Jonathan 12:00 A.M. u T w e COUUP (ebbr.) 5 Exploit 7:30 A.M. in Concert Sheene performs her and lata hia wda bakave ha la Bakar, Gaorga Maharia. 1982. O 0 O M E E may become involved in situa­ Walkar. Edward Bymas, John Uvingston SaoguS' A young ® - MOVIE: 'Lulhar' Bacauaa Rated R. 7 Clumsy boet 6 Eon a 1 1 SI ® - W a BaWava big hits videotaped at Hotty- 2:30 P.M. dahd. Fradaric March. Marta Ob- R O 0 tion today with one whose Ruasall. 1969 aasguk strivea to fly faster and Luther tkasgrsaa with tha Church 10 Empty wood’s Palace Theatre, sron. Herbert Marshall. 1935. PUT t h e 7 Stole A [ r I _E_ B O "b leadership capabilities are ® - TbTM lor TkrxMhy 0 - Sports Amarica 0 -M O V IE : ThaSalamandsr' highw than any bird before him. on.many counts, ha la ftxcad to 12 Superletive An intalligenca officar and an in- 0 - Santo Domingo Imrtta — chooaa batwaan asking forgivs- 8 Unsightly T A O A D 8 M L x i doubtiul. It will be up to you to ® - Inaight f i) - Newsmaker Sunday Ratad G. Bag man suffix l O s 12:30 P.M. dustrialial thwart a faadat coup raaa or being sxcommunicatad. J- ON CHlCjtEN 9 Florida tower O n A L A 8 □ U i1 put things on-course. fT] - Jack Van Imps 0 - MOVIE: -Or. Zhivago' A 0 - Say Brothar 0 - Gunanwha 13 Fsilure (2 d'etat in Italy. Anthony Quinn, Stscy Ksach. 1974. 11 Support M Y L A □ Y E A E SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) young couple's fste is Jetermined ® - Graatait Sporta Legends 0 - Coomos 'Ora Voica in tha arrested wds., si.) 3 - McDon. Tsan Sporta- Frarwo Noro, Mattin Balaam. 5:30 P.M. Larry King Show F O R r o o . 13 Gridder group 1R A M " 3 1 Don't be upset today It some­ by the tides of the Russian Revo- ® - This Weak In BaaabaS Cosmic Fugue.' Or. Cart Sagan sx- 0 - 14 Occasion 1981. 0 - MOVIE; 'IHcUntocM' A (abbr.) E R C 5 F n one to whom you're kind falls kjiion. Omar Sharif, JuNe Christie, ® - High School Bowl piores kfa and its origira. (k ) (SO 0 - USFL FoolbaB: Loa CLEVELAND (UPI) — 15 Born 5 3 3 ® - Tom Si Jerry & ~ Btyla WHh Elsa Klanach tough canie baron moan hia Angelas at Michigan ' 18 Donkey T D E E E_ z ! E j 1 to show gratitude. You'll later Geraldine Chaplin. 1965. Rated min.) [Closad Capdonsdl An elderly man carrying 16 People in 3 n f l ) - Big Story PG 0 - Intotnational Surfing 'The match in a atrong-wiHad woman. Tn^>»e. 4-z} 20 Over (poetic) T E A N L E E R A n be repaid in greater measure ^ 0 - M O N Y Tournament of John Wayne, Maureen O'hara, 0 - Oraat Plaaauro Hunt II Dia- $21,000 caah in a paper bag general Hawaiian Masters Championship 8:15P.M. 22 Happens Y D T D N □ Irom another source. O - CIta oon Colombia 0 - Electric Company is featured.‘ Champions GoH Coverage of the Stapbanie Pqwws. covar the piasaursa you can buy was arrested for allegedly 17 Roman cloaks final round is prasantad from tha 0 - NBA Tonight whan money It no object. 23 Baseballer SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 0 - Kkigrlam IM n g 0 - Nuostra FamWa 19 Stony 31 Force unit 44 Joy (Fr.) ( 9 - Graotoat Sporta Logands La Costa Country Club, Carlsbad. 0 - Co-Ed Msg Griffin hosts this trying to steal $2.94 worth Slaughter 21) Your leadership qualities - Momkigtown weakly taan magazine. 8:30 P.M. 0 - C N N 21 Building 33 Stopped 0 -M O V IE : Hold That Ohost- Today’s program features Duke CA. <2 hrs.) of groceries, authorttiet 24 First-rate 45 Conclusion will be very evident today in Snyd^. 0 material Tw o men inherit an abandoned 0 - Nawsmaksr Sunday ® ® - fitewhart Dick jokia the said. before 47 16, Roman your group involvements. 8:00 A.M. roadhouse from a gangster. Ab­ 3:00 P.M. town counck. 23 Puts at rest (comp, wd.) 0-Croaaflra 0 - Tony Brown's Journal 0 - MOVIE; 'Fdxtrot' Throe completion When the chips are down you ® - Barrio bott & Costelio, Joan Davis, Ri­ ® - MOVIE: 'Darfcsr Than The man reportedly told '505PR(PER6l 27 Want around, 25 Noted 48 Social club 0 0 - Maat Tha Praaa GB^Memoflee wHh l ewrenoe wsahhy European, attempt to 39 T ic -_____ • won't hesitate to step out front. ® - Jknm y Swaggart chard Carlson. 1941. Amber' Whan a Florida salvagar the arresting officers he 26 Lohengrin's (abbr I 6:00 P.M. ersats thair own tropical paradiaa 32 Yule toe CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) ® - Conversation WHh... ® •Lawmakara searches for the paopla during World War H. Patar does not believe in putting 33 Perform bride 49 Mention ® - ConSuanca ® ® 0 0 0-Nsws 0 - NBA BaaholiiaS Pteyoffa 40 Year (Sp.| You're likely to meander a bit ® - Walooma Back Kottar kMad the woman ha Iwad, he O'Toola. Chariottt Rampkng, 34 Unctuous 28 Baseballer Ty ® - C alabisUoii/Eucharlat (6 ) • Bualnoaa of Managamant ® - MOVIE; 'WIS Penny' An 0 - Muy Eapodal his money in banks be­ 50 Snood today before settling on defi­ laams of her unlawful past. Rod Max Von Sydow. Ratad R. 35 Indefinite per­ 42 Aquatic ® - To Be Amiouncad 12:45 P.M. Taylor, Suzy KeodaH, Theodore aging cowboy fake In lova witb a cause he thinks they will 52 Baronet’s title nite objectives. However, once 10:45 A.M. 9:00 P.M. 0-TlwAthlaMs sons 29 Italian money animal - MOVIE: 'Tha Man tha Bikal. 1970 woman who halpa him after ha it all fail in the next few you have a target in mind it'll ffl) - Fradaricfc K. Pries (SI • Jewish Ufa CD in attacked and left for dead by out­ 36 Spend money 30 City in Israel 43 Long time 54 Actor Dailey Iron Mask* Richard Chambariian 0 > Ovatkm Today's programs ® ® -Ja ffs n o n s G so rg a aug- 12:30 A.M. years. be another story. 0 - ESPN SportaCantar 11:00 A.M. plays a dual role in this drama laws. Chariton Heaton, Joan gaata an idsa that turns Chacka a 37 Kind of feed are 'Whicksr's World: An Im- Hackett, Donald Plaaaanca. businsss into 'gold.' db 0 - T o iiM Long Beach Qrand The 63-year-old man, 38 Lagielator AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) 0 - Popaya and Wooiiy CD - MOVIE: Tarxan'a Three based on Alexandre Dumas's prssston of Honokilu,' *Ths Ro­ Impromptu liappenings could swashbuckling tale of a man who 1B68. identified only as an up­ 40 Lessen 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Wsathar Challartgaa' Tarian escorts a mantic Rebellion; Joseph ®-HoaRhBoat turn out to be fun today, so try is forced to wear a terribla iron ® - C B 8 N m m 0 - Styto WHh Baa Klansch holsterer from suburban 41 Malicious 0 - Robert SchuSar boy, heir to the throne of tha spiri­ MMord-Wiliam Turner' and 'Na­ ® 0 - MOVIE: 'NMvin and to keep your schedule loose to mask because he so closely re- thaniel Hawthorrw, Light in the 0 - FaMi tor Today burning tual leader of an andam Oriental ® - Roml to L A . How ard' Tha aiagad story of tha Brooklyn, was arrested provide lor these contingen­ 0 16) - Sasama Street land, to tha capital city. Jock Ma­ samblss his twin brother - King Shadows.' (2 hrs.) 43 Evict 0 - Youl M akoo vr Spocial gas station attendant who rso- 1:00 A.M. Wednesday night by se­ cies. Move toward the laughter. 0 - El Mbdatarlo da Jimmy honey. Woody Strode. 1963. Louis XIV of France. Co-sterring cuad Howard Hughes from tha 46 Poisonous Patrick McGoohan, Louis Jour- 0-NawsUpdnta 0 - MOVIE: To Bo Announood ® - Agranaty and C ompany curity guards at Rego’s PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Awaggart Piaaaitta ® - Jerry Falwall daaart. Jason Robatda, Maty 50 Lunlihtime dan, Jenny Agutter, Ian Holm, Sir 0 - MOVIE: T h a WKd O na 'A You could be rather lucky in - Oral Roberta and You 0 - Ndwa/Sporta/WaMhor Steanburgan, Paul LaMat. 1881. ®-Confluanoa Stop-N-Shop 51 Doctrine 0 ® - laauaa Ralph Richardson. Vivien Mer­ motorcyds dub tarrorizss s supermarket. financial areas today, but your - Jkn Bakkar chant. 1976 town. Marlon Brando, Mary Mur­ 0 - Emba|adat«a do la Muaica ® -I t Is Written 0 - MOVIE: Tm Oandng As adherent ® - Make Peace WMi Nature Programs musical prsaantando la Feat As I Can' A VNkim- The guards said they (suffix) gains aren't likely to be made O a - Latim » phy, Lea Marvin. 19M . 0 -N o m Update I MEAN IT...T'/1A I'M Be

r 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 23. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 23. 1983 — II Plan would raise Jaycees circuit breaker’s com ing FOCUS/ People exemption limits to city

By Bruno V. Ranniello The proposed plan, now before By Dennis C. AAllewskl Andy United Press International the Finance Committee, would United Press International retain the $14,400 threshhold limit. Rooney HARTFORD - Rep. Alan Schle- But it would provide every ho­ HARTFORD - Marching singer, R-Orange, Friday pro­ meowner age 65 or over with a ' bands, Mississippi catfish and SyndIcBted posed revamping the state's tax certain amount of exemption in possibly President Reagan are relief program mr the elderly to ‘ relation to assessed value, up to a coming in June as Hartford shows Columnist provide more eeuitable credits maximum $60,000, based on the off for nearly 10,000 Jaycees ampng its 61,000 recipients. last preceding municipal reeva­ expected to spend as much as $7 chlesinger s M his proposal to luation, the lawmaker said. million at a national convention. refbrm the /o-called circuit Schlesinger said .“ poorer elderly The U.S. Jaycees — along with breaRecJtax jyouid award exemp­ in many instances are receiving affiliate members from Great tions t o t h e elderly based on less aid than their more affluent Britain, Switzerland, Scandinavia WALTER SLEZAK income and the assessment value counterparts and the complex and other nations around the world W e’ll . . . actor dies at 80 of a home. filing system deters many of our — will attend the 63rd annual The annual exemption limit senior citizens from taking advan­ gathering June 20-23 at the Hart­ 0 would be increased from $600 to tage of the tax relief program.” ford Civic Center and other loca­ tions around the city. $750 at no extra cost to the $24 As an example o f how his plan play million state program and it would It will be the largest national Actor Slezak would work, Schlesinger said a convention of the Jaycees — an provide a larger credit to those New Haven resident’s home as­ who truly need it, he said. international leadership training sessed at $30,000 in 1978 when the organization for men and women kills himself Schlesinger said at a news mill rate was 74.29 would be dirty! conference the current, three plan 18 to 35 — ever held in the allowed a $10, property tax exemp­ Northeast and the first in New PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. system is complicated and inequit­ tion, or a savings of $742. (U P I) — Award-winning actor able because it is based on income England. Walter Slezak, a frequent movie alone and ignores the property tax In comparison, a home in UPI pholo There also could be a long-sought I can just see the headline in Orange assessed at $50,000 in 1980 villain best known for his role in the '^urden placed on residents in change of name for the national the National Enquirer: Alfred Hitchcock film "Lifeboat,” different towns. when the mill rate was 25.5 would women’s affiliate of the Jaycees — permit the owner to deduct $12,000 HOUSE CLERK READS RESOLUTION killed himself with a pistol in his Because towns have varying . . . Stolberg conducts session now known as the Jayceettes — no ARE THE RUSSIANS TESTING backyard, officials said Friday. He assessment rates, a person with a in property taxes to receive an longer “ an organization of cake POISONS ON US? was 80. lower income may have to pay a exemption of $306. bakers and helping men,” officials Investigators said the suicide larger tax bill. The result is the The average year tax credit of the men’s group said at a news The story I read in The New York might have been prompted by owner gets less credit than a would be about $400 but many who conference Friday. Times that suggests it to me says health problems. person in a town with the same are getting as little as $100 would Sharon Toezko Souchuns of that nine Southern states plagued Slezak, born in Vienna on May 3, house market value but with a get more and only less than 2 Resolution seeks Wallingford, president of the Con­ with fire ants are going to start 1902, was the son of the world lower assessment, Schlesinger percent of those in the program necticut Jaycee Women, with 800 using a new insecticide called famous Czech operatic tenor, Leo said. would lose out, he said. members in 35 local chapters Pro-Drone. Some environmental­ Slezak. He came to the United agreed the name change was long States in 1930. to impeach judge overdue. ists are critical because they say Although the plump actor some­ Connecticut briefs ’ 'Ten years ago it was a perfectly no one knows for sure what times portrayed genial, mischie­ acceptable name,” she said. “ But Pro-Drone does to people. vous characters, he was best By Bruno V. Ranniello of Mansfield: Wiiliam Cibes of we’ve been pushing (the change) known for his portrayal of an evil United Press.lnternatlonol New London, and Ronald Smoko of for years. The Connecticut Jaycee Are we certain no one knows, or German U-boat captain in the 1944 Arsonist says firm’s Hamden, and Republicans Ed­ Women was the first in the country has someone already beqn secretly movie “ Lifeboat,” which starred HARTFORD — With somber ward Krawiecki of Bristol and to change. We have helped a lot of testing Pro-Drone on people in Tallulah Bankhead. reference to its historic signifi­ Pauline Kezer of Plainville. women through our group.” America? I ’m suspicious broause He also appeared in “ Bedtime president hired him cance, House Speaker Irving Stol­ Stolberg said the resolution will “ I ’ve seen a lot of women not of the description they give of how berg Friday began the legislative for Bonzo” with Ronald Reagan be acted on “ in the reguiar course able to stand up and say their name Pro-Drone works. It doesn’t work process that could lead to the first and with Danny Kaye in “ The BRIDGEPORT (U PI) — A con­ Hearing ordered of business,” probably on before a groi^Now they are iim the way most insecticides do. Inspector General." victed arsonist has testified the impeachment of a Connecticut Wednesday. public speaking and maybe,J)dve In 1954, Slezak won a Tony award president of the former Sponge HARTFORD — State Gaming judge. The resolution was among bills gotten a job for the first lim e," When Pro-Drone is picked up by for his performance in the Broad­ Rubber Products Co. in Shelton Director Alfred Oppenheimer says The resolution calls for a select read into the calendar in the Mrs. Souchuns said. the old worker ants in a fire ant way production of “ Fannv.” knew in advance his business he has ordered a formal hearing committee to decide if Hartford otherwise empty chamber. As Hartford edged out Baltimore, colony and taken back to the nest 38 to D.C. Probate Court Judge James Kin- would be destroyed. into charges two kennel owners required by law, a session must be Pittsburgh and Atlantic City, N.J., and fed to young fire ants, the sella should be removed for David Bubar said in Bridgeport and the husband of one were held daily in order to advance bills to host the convention and officials experts say the young ants "de-' wrongdoing in the handling of a properly. Superior Court Thursday company involved in hidden ownerships-of said more than 1,900 rooms — velop into useless adults instead of wealthy woman’s estate. Kinsella was censured April 11 Obituaries President Charles Moeller had dogs at Plainfield dog track. “ almost every hotel and motel workers.” lUing Junior High School eighth graders traveled A formal hearing can result in a “ This is a precedent,” Stolberg by the Council on Probate Judicial asked him to arrange the fire­ room in a 15-square-mile radius” to Philadelphia, Colonial Williamsburg and Wa­ bombing of the plant. fine or in suspension or revocation said quietly ^ te r the brief resolu­ Conduct for violating ethical — already have been booked by Don’t you think this suggests tion was read into the calendar by Bubar, a baptist minister and a of the state license needed by a standards in his handling of the $35 conventioneers. that someone may have .been shington D.C. last month. Dorothy Froy House Clerk Marion Delaney dur­ self-proclaimeid psychic, said he kennel owner or dog owner. million estate of Ethel Donagbue Dillon Stadium will host a huge Dorothy Edmunds Frey, 67, of 42 feeding Pro-Drone to some Ameri­ Lucky for them, one of their teachers, William was Moeller’s spiritual advisor The three people charged with ing a technical session. an ailing, elderly Hartford woman. Linmore Drive, former head of the party attended by thousands ready cans for a long while now? How do Edwards, took his camera along. Here are some before the fire in 1975. violating state greyhound regula-r On hand with reporters for the Kinsella “ was wrong” and and willing to “ trade pins” — town’s credit union, died Friday. we know this isn’t the most The state contends Moeller and tions are: Pauline O’Donnell of historic event was a small group of brought “ disdain and justified of the sights he recorded: She was the widow of Joseph F. swapping badges bearing state Lowell Powell, the principal finan­ Miami Lakes, Fla., owner of tourists including refugees from criticism” on the probate system insidious form of chemical war­ At left, two students, Kelly Murning and Scott Frey. outlines, mottos and products. A cial officer for the Sponge Davilla Kennel, her husband, Vietnam and Cambodia who were in attempting to give two lawyer parade, complete with horses, fare ever carried out? How do we Bom in Boston, she had lived in Davis stand in the dexirway of one of Williamsburg’s Rubber’s now defunct parent com­ James, a licensed dog owner, and told they were witnessing the first friends control of the estate, his floats, and marching bands, will know the Russians haven’t been Manchester more than 40 years. pany, paid for the firebombing of Barnet Yanofsky, a Massachusetts such action in the Legislature’s peers said. wind its way to Bushnell Park. shipping Pro-Drone into the U.S. historical homes. Below them, Kelly Behling takes a She retired in 1970. She was leo-year hletory. the falling company to collect $62 man who owns the Wilton Kennel. Attorney Alexander Goldfarb, Little Anthony, the Drifters and and mixing it with marijuana from try at dipping candles, as, photo at right, Jill Lucas communicant of the Church of the “ The resolution is received and million in insurance. Kinsella’s former partner, and the the Chiffons will provide the music Mexico? and Laurie Morancy stand in front of the Jefferson Assumption and a member of the will be tabled for the calendar,” Burbar was convicted on the Cleanup planned judge's former law clerk, Paul J. and members will snack on such Ladies of the Church of the said Stolberg. “ I wish to make it Memorial. i fire-bombing charges in 1976 and Aparo, were fired as executors of regional items as Mississippi cat­ When you see a group of young Assumption. HARTFORD — Work will begin clearly understood the charge of served 6‘A years of a 26-year the estate after a judicial probe fish, Minnesota corn, Hawaiian people sitting around on the steps Along with Edwards, trip chaperones were She is survived by a daughter, next week to remove hazardous this resolution is to appoint a sentence. He is now free on parole. last year. pineapple and California wine. of a house that’s about to fall down, William Brindamour, Tom and Jill Mott. Mrs. Joan Grabinsky of Wethers­ wastes stored at state Department committee to consider impeach­ The censure did not recommend Reagan has been invited to and they’re all saying they can’t field, a brother. Hector Grenier of of Transportation facilities in ment.” he added. In all, 38 students took the six-day trip from March any penalty for the 23-year veteran address the group, but officials Warehouse Point, and five Indictment denied more than a dozen communities, Rep. Christopher Shays, R- find work, doesn’t this suggest they 23 to March 27. the department said Friday. judge. Kinsella later refuted the said his decision will not be grandchildren. Stamford, who spearheaded the may have been exposed to this new HARTFORD — A grand jury has findings, claimed he acted prop­ announced until shortly before the Funeral services will be held Officials said materials will be drive to oust the veteran judge, insecticide? If they haven’t been, refused to return felony murder removed from 18 garages and erly and said hewouldactthesame convention because of security Monday at 9:30 a.m. at the John F. also witnessed entry of the resolu­ way again. wouldn’t they get up off the porch Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. charges against John Chauvin of other facilities. The work is not reasons. tion he signed with five other The censure and Kinsella’s reac­ and start fixing the house? Center St. with -a mass at the Bristol, who is accused of stran­ reiated to inspections at another 83 The Jaycees will elect a national representatives. tion brought embarassment to Church of the Assumption at 10 gling his wife in a domestic sites where the DOT dumped and president to succeed Don E. Jones If, as I suspect, the Russians are “ This ^ y ’s a crook. He’s been Hartford Democrats who had a.m. Burial will be in St. James dispute. buried wastes over the past 40 of Bossier City, La., for a one-year behind the lack of energy that found guilty by his peers and he has overwhelmingly re-nominated Cemetery. Calling hours are Sun­ Chauvin’s wife Donna was left years. | term — complete with travel on no place on the bench, “ said Shays. Kinsella in November and beat out leads about 10 percent of those day from 2 to S p.m. Memorial comatose after the incident. She East Coast Environmental Ser­ behalf of the group and a stay in the Others who signed the resolution GOP challenger Christopher Ro- Americans lucky enough to have contributions may be made to was kept alive for 26 days on a life vices of New Haven will pick up the “ Jaycee White House" in Tulsa, were Democrats Dorothy Goodwin setti by a 740-vote margin. jobs to stay away from work on any Gaylord Hospital, care of the support system at Bristol Hospital material and transport it to its New Okla. given day, we have to consider new Respiratory Unit, Wallingford. and was declared brain dead Jan. Haven headquarters. It will be 14. She was taken off the respirator ways to fight the Russians. We Georg* S.Johnson Jan. 17 when she died. could forget the Pentagon hard­ George S. Johnson. 93, formerly Immediately after the grand port, N.J., for disposal. * Armenian Genocide remembered ware and fight them with of Bigelow St., Manchester, died jury’s ruling Thursday, Hartford software: Friday at a local convalescent County State’s Attorney John HARTFORD (U PI) - Gov. — We could ship the Russians home. He was the husband of the Bailey filed manslaughter charges Farmland saved Tashjian, whose mother survived she said. William O’Neill, state, and federal one of the many death marches vast quantities of junk food on the late Gertrude (Hitchon) Johnson. against Chauvin. HARTFORD — The state Bond “ Observances will be held in lawmakers joined Friday in a forced on the Armenians, ad­ pretext that it was out of the He was born in Portland on Oct. Chauvin pleaded innocent to the Commission authorized $2.76 mil­ various parts of the United States Capitol memorial service to com­ dressed the audience in Armenian goodness of our hearts. 17, 1889, and had lived in Manches­ charges and remains free on lion Friday to huy development to mark the martyrdom of the 1.5 memorate the 68th anniversary of as well as English. — If an American citizen got a ter most of his life. Before retiring, $50,000 bond. He is scheduled to rights to three farms under Con- million Armenians murdered by the Armenian Genocide. Mrs. Tashjian, the honorary he was a foreman with Cheney appear in court May 19. neciicut’s farmland preservation the Turkish government in 1915,” really bad case of the flu, our The somber ceremony marked chairperson of the Armenian Brothers and had been employed program. said Mrs. Tashjian. Government might offer to give . there for 52 years. He was a the start in 1915 of the persecution, Cause Day in Connecticut, said it The funds will he used to acquire O’Neill read from his official him an all-expense paid, two-week member of the Emanuel Lutheran Group complains murder and deportation of millions was important for the survivors development rights to the Pinnev statement designating Sunday as trip to the Soviet Union so that he Church. He is survived by a son, from the Republic of Armenia by and descendants “ to keep alive the NEW HAVEN — An anti-Ku farm in Somers, Enfield, Elling­ the Turkish Ottoman Empire. Armenian Cause Day in the state. could spread the disease in Russia. George M. Johnson of Manches- Klux Klan group says its right to memory of the first genocide of the ton. property in Somers formerly A • group of survivors of the — We could offer to help build t|er, a daughter, Mrs. Louis (Bar­ freedom of speech has been 20th Century.” Rep. Nancy Johnson, R-Conn„ o w n ^ by LaChance Farms, and genocide were escorted into the faulty nuclear energy plants in bara) Albasi of Bolton; and three violated because Meriden officials Armenians have remained said the “ premeditated and the Farnam farm in Wallingford. Senate chamber to to a large black grandchildren, Bradley Johnson, have refused to grant permission strong in their resolve, she said. planned genocide” showed “ man’s heavily populated areas of the cross on which they placed sprigs Jeffrey Johnson and Amy Albasi. “ We’ve been around since the ability to be e v il" and the real Soviet Union. Three Mile Island for a counter-demonstration of laurel as a sign of eternal hope. Funeral services will be held against the Klan April 30. Savings listed Bible and we’re going to remain on might be disassembled and sent to Secretary of the State Julia enemy of mankind was “ national Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the this earth until the end of time,” An attorney for The Interna­ HARTFORD — A private budget chauvinism, fepr and hatred.” Leningrad as a gift from the Emanuel Lutheran Church. Burial tional Committee Against Racism watchdog group Friday called on American people. will be in the East Cemetery. said in U.S. District Court in New lawmakers to cut state employee NOTICE TO CREDITORS — There are now clouds of acid There are no calling hours. Mem­ EST AT E OF ARTH UR G. Haven Thursday an alternative pay raises, freeze hiring, and win rain from industrial areas of this orial donations may be made to ANDERSON, late of Wake­ site proposed by the city of contract givebacks or lay off field, Rhode Island. The Hon. country being blown toward the Emanuel Lutheeran Church. The Meriden would not be adequate. workers to reduce spending for the David C. Rappe, Judge, of the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main Court of Probate, District of Northeastern United States, where "An important .part of my next fiscal year. Coventry at a hearing held on LEAKING ROOFS?? St., is in charge of arrangements. they drop their lethal water into client’s audience is the Klan itself The Connecticut Public Expen­ April 15,19S3 ordered that all claims be presented to the the lakes, rivers and watersheds of Richard B.Saleh and any Klan sympathizers,’’ said diture Council urged the Legisla­ fiduclorv on or before July large cities, killing the fish and Richard B.Saich, 75, of 15 Ash attorney Kathleen Eldergill. ture's budget committee to trim 15,1983 or be barred as by low St.. Stafford, died Thursday at the Meriden officials countered by $45 million by eiiminating new provided. sometimes the lakes themselves. Murphy's mother must have died saying the town does not have Bertha E. Rappe, With our know-how we ought to be home of his son in Vernon. He was positions and through a hiring Clerk the husband of Helen (Schmidt) sufficient manpower to protect freeze and to cut personnel costs 5 The fiduciary Is: able to devise a wind machine that Here are some half baked ideas both organizations at the same Arthur G. Anderson, Jr. Some of us are actually there to “ How many times have I told Saich. percent through layoffs and con­ would blow thoise clouds of acid for columns that never quite posts. All that toilet tissue spread time. 460 Braman's Lane / buy makeup. We know what we He was bom in East Orange, tract concessions. Portsmouth, Rhode Island, rain across the polar ice cap to developed. you? No eating in the living room,” out over the bathroom makes ., an want; we wnat nothing more. We N.J. and lived most of his life iri 02871 Russia. Let their fish die for a In I yell at him, and then the little interesting landscape. It also can Hartford before moving to Stafford 045G4 want to do other things with our alarm goes off. Sex bias suit settied SPECIAL MEETING Need A New Roof or Just change. I once knew a bachelor who kept serve as a direct message to your ten years ago. Before retiring, he NOTICE lives. This is my mother’s voice — The Russians are always after a kayak in the middle of h|s living Focus owner. was employed by Pratt & Whitney NOTICE IS HEREBY Last week it happened again. GROTON (U PI) — A seven-year-old GIVEN THAT th« Board of ^ TNMKSaVIIG A Quick Patching Job? hard currency like the dollar. I ’ll room. talking. This isn’t me. There is no 4. Ironing boards are great of East Hartford for 22 years. He federal sex discrimination lawsuit filed DIroctors of tho Elglifh UfIII- There were three clerks on duty at escaping it. She sneaks in there was a member of the South t l« District will hold a public W VdU TO ST. JUDE bet for half the $1.6 billion the EPA The kayak lived in the living places to jump off of. Walk to the against the Electric Boat shipyard on the Clinique counter at G.Fox and sometimes when I ’m not looking. Congregational Church of Hart­ hsorlno on Monday, May 2, has been allocated to clean up toxic room until April when white water narrow end of the ironing board behalf of 132 female employees has been 1983 at 7:30 p,m. at tho 8 W| $L bSi, Ipsdb a i sertp, g s d all of them were happily giving We Know The Fastest, Easiest, wastes, we could get the Russians The cat doesn't mind. and jump real hard. See what ford and a member of the DeMolay settled out of court, it was announced District Fire House, 33 Main b * b e ^ ikk b N r a d * s w b a e ii canoeing season started up. It Alumni of Hartford. St„ Manchester, CT for the their spiel as six angry customers happens? The ironing board tips Friday. •I IMS M IriBM bbramr d R to take them all off oui hands. This returned in early fall when kayak Besides his wife he is survived by followlnp purpose; Most Economical Way To End stood there, cooling their high Speaking of cats, here are some over. So does the iron. It’s amazing Susan Omilian, a staff attorney for 1. To present to the voters ekt b w b m s M H k ssip b Has would be smart, long range war­ season ended. a son, Richard B.Saich Jr. of t m know would ever invite Barbara heels. little rules all cats learn at Cat Connecticut Women’s Education and Legal of the Eighth Utilities the 'll m l Ti.iie I km rm m Im Bi fare on our part. They’d bury them I was thinking about this man the the way you can get your owner’s Vernon, formerly of Manchester: proposed Budget for the Your Leaking Problems. Walters into a living room wthout I took a quick survey. We all School. Fund, said the settlement is a victory for Fiscal Year, July 1, 1983 to 4 M k il w kMri a d b m e I n b skm ' in Siberia and in a few decades the other night. That’s because I attention off the New York Times two granddaughters, a great- furniture. knew what we wanted. We could 1. Lie on the section of the New women because it “ identifies a very clear June 30, 1984. Copies of sold M l a d m m l p m pm r b « m b poisonous wastes, the PCBs and caught a Barbara Walters inter­ this way. grandson and a great- discriminatory practice by EB that has proposed budget will be WE ARE ALSO EXPERTS IN THE I wonder what Murphy’s mother have been in and out of there in 10 York Times your owner wants to granddaughter. available for Inspection at oi addaa. 8ib m b ay praad ad the dioxins would work their way view with comedian Eddie since been stopped as a result of the suit." thought. Mine would have been minutes flat if just oneof the clerks read next. Or else, if you feel like it, 5. It your owner takes the cat Private services and burial will the office of the District o | a l pjMbs b idm I yrada b adi down the rivers to the populated Murphy. Murphy, who is easily a EB officials had no comment on the Clerk, 32 Main Street, Man­ REPAIR OF WATER DAMAGED CEILINGS horrified. had been in the business of selling lie on the seciton of the Times your travel case down, this means be held at the convenience of the chester, Connecticut after pa m m bme ad a m pi^b ki b- areas. millionaire, invited Barbara to his settlement. Ms. Omilian said the cash value April 25, 1983. Mksl " " V makeup instead of sales pitching. owner is reading at the moment. you’re going to the vet for a shot. family. The Holmes Funeral will be about $100 to the 132 women and : They want to play dirty? We’ll home. 2. To transact any other Adele Angle’s' pet peeve number Instead, we got to stand there and 2. Never walk on the dining room Escape out the front door at the Home, 400 Main St. is in charge of larger amounts to two women who were business proper to come bf In i-S a FdkBS. Ibw 8d Map play (Urty! There was no furniture in the 406: I wish makeup counters had listen to women agonize over first opportunity. arrangements. Memorial dona­ named separately in the suit. before the meeting. ad Babe- fdliikiii aal ki padal MAK PAINTING h i If, by any chance, the Russians living room. Barbara sat on the table unless your owner has EIGHTH UTILITIES fast lanes. Some of us don’t go to apricot lip gloss. company. tions may be made to the Hospice Ms. Omilian said the suit filed in U.S. DISTRICT H. kdepif bf a odRekikada pa CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE .are not the ones who have turned 6. If there are small babies B P P floor to talk to him. He sat on the makeup counters to have 20- Home Care Program in care of the District Court in Hartford alleged that Helen J. Warrington d l bae. Ikb mmm ka la a km some .young Americans against floor, too. 3. If the cat box needs changing, present, lie extremely still, until Rockville Public Health Nursing Clerk kma b Ml I km kR a| m ad minute conversations with salesla­ The cat comes wnadering into try getting your owner’s attention beginning in 1973, women assigned to the Dated at Manchester, CTthls worUng very hard by feeding them I ’m sorry. I know this is terribly your owner reassures the adults Association. 26 Park St.. Vernon painting department were allowed to,enter 643-2659 dies over whether chinchilla eye the living room, happily munching 21st day of April, 1983. Pro-Drone, then I wouldn’t do any sexist of me. but I kept thinking, by dismantling the toilet paper present how good you are with 06066. only one category — painter-cleaner. 049-04 r * t«. J shadow might be a better bighl- on a chicken leg he’s dragged out of of tbla, of course. “ Just like a man.” No woman I rolls. Toilet paper dispensers young children. Then spit at the llghter than ivory bisque. the garbage. make fine revolving scratching nearest child. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 23, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 23, 1983 - 13 W eddings Engagements Senior News Tonight is last chance to see ‘Let’s Do It Again’ ’rogram honoring Pau- exercise with Cleo; 11 sandwich, green beans, grinder, chilled fruit, beverage. Editor’s note: this column turns from shopping at 1 p.m. Medicare by ap­ beverage. te prepared by the staff of 12:30 from parkade; bus pointment; arts and jine Maynard; bus pick up a.m., men and women cole slaw, apple crisp, the Manchester Senior returns from center ap­ crafts; 1:30 exercise; bus It 10 a.m. return after exercise class; 12:45 set­ beverage. Thursday: meatloaf PINOCHLE; Maude Center. It appears In the proximately 3 p.m. pick up at 8 a.m. return i^ogram. back games; bus pick up Tuesday; vegetable with mushroom, gravy, Custer, 589; Dom Anasta­ Manchester Herald on Wednesday; 9 a.m. trips at.noon and 3; 15 p.m. iYiday: 9 a.m., crib- at 8 a.m. return trips at soup, egg salad on whole whipped potato, sliced sia, 574; Marge Reed, 568: W ednesdays and health clinic by appoint­ Thursday: 9:15 a.m., bag^^p^nd chess and noon and 3:15 p.m. wheat, gingerbread, carrots, ice cream, Paul Ottone, 559; Nadine Saturdays. ment; 9:45 pinochle; 10 handbunding; 10 a.m., c h e c k e r 9:30 a.m., new MENU FOR WEEK; beverage. beverage. Malcolm, 558; Rene a.m. friendship circle; darts; orchestra rehear­ crafts; lO'.a.m., duckpin Wednesday: tomato Friday: pea soup, ham Maire, 556; PeterCasella, By Joe Diminico 12:00 lunch; 12; 30 bridge; sal; noon dinner; 1 p.m. iwling atl Metro Lanes; Monday: hot turkey soup, cooked salami on rye bread, dessert. 548; Arvid Peterson, 548. 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It certainly makes the ASSORTED FLAVORS ASSORTED LAYER McCarthy Jr. of Tolland announce Palumbo of Tolland announce the of 211 McKee St. announce the the engagement of their daughter, engagement of their daughter, staff feel proud as well as engagement of their daughter, the seniors for it shows the Anne Elizabeth McCarthy, to Diana M. Palumbo, toGilbertNoel Brenda L. Spinnato, to James R. 9 9 ^ r 49^';:?' community the many tal­ With lhi$ coupon A *7.SO purchast. Limit onu coupon With this coupon A '7.S0 purchase Limit on* coupon Stephen D. Baird, son of Ruth M. Longo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph #5P per family Vatid April 24th ihiu April 30th. 1983 pei lamily Valid April 24lh thru April 30lh. 1983. Mesnil, son of Mrs. Nadia Meshil of Baird of East Hartford. 'The Longo of 92 Winthrop Road. ents that the seniors in the Elsie Drive and the late Marcel townofManchester really prospective bridegroom is the esnil. The bride-elect is a 1978 gradu­ 3 grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Norman ate of Manchester High School and have. Don’t miss tonight’s Sawyer of Bolton. F a 1980 graduate of Manchester show, for It will be our The bride-elect is a graduate of last. Tickets still are The bride-elect is a 1982 gradu­ Tolland High School and the School Community College. She is a respiratory therapist at Rockville available at the Manches­ ate of Manchester Community of Business of the University of ter High School Audito­ Mrs. Tallison W. Noble Mrs. Philip P. Sutton College with an associate degree in Connecticut with a bachelor of General Hospital. rium for the meager price food service management. She is science degree in accounting. She The prosp^ive bridegroom is a 1979 graduate of Manchester High of $5.00 for adults and employed by Cornucopia Food is employed by Weinstein, $2.50 for children. Re­ Service. Schwartz and Pinkus, C.P.A. in School. He is a computer- member, this is our big­ Noble-White Sutton-Doucette Bloomfield. programmer analyst at Aetna gest fundraiser and helps The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a Insurance Co. A Sept. 24 wedding is support the Senior Center Kellie M. White, daughter of Mr. anndMrs. Kenneth Kathleen Mary Jane Doucette, daughter of Mr. and 1983 graduate of the University of graduate of St. Elie of Tripoli, planned at St. James Church. meals program. D. White Jr. of 740 Spring St.,Ext., and Tallison W. Mrs. Alyre P. Doucette of Marlborough, and Philip Hartford with a bachelor of science Lebanon and Central Connecticut Spring is around- the Noble, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Noble Jr. of - Preston Sutton of Willimantic, son of Mr. and Mrs. degree in economics-finance. He is State College^ with a degree in Hamlet longest domer and the seniors employed by Travelers Insurance vocational Technical educational. Venice, Fla.^ were married April 16 at St. James Gene Sutton of Mystic were married April 16 at St. Of Shakespeare’s 1,277 speaking have been busy working in Church. Philip Church, Ashford. The bride is the niece of Co. A May 28 wedding is planned in He is employed at the Manchester the greenhouse taking The Rev. Robert Burbank officiated at the mass and Albert Molleur of Manchester. First Congregational Church of Sheltered Workshop. A Nov. 19 parts, the longest is the title role in East Hartford. "Hamlet” with 11,610 words. care of some 50,000 plants. double ring service. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maccarone The Rev. Willis W. West performed the mass and wedding is planned in St. Joseph Everything is starting to FRESH-FORMERLY GROUND CHUCK ^ PORK LOIN-EQUAL AMTS. OF CNTR. CUT BEEF ROUND-BONELESS BEEF ROUND-BONELESS Church, Rockville. were organist and soloist. The bride was given in- double ring ceremony. Mrs. Marion Varga was bloom and will be ready A Blada End & marriage by her father. organist and soloist. The bride was given in marriage for our third annual plant Lean -wbPXB | o " E v U Sirloin End Chops Eye (Steaks 2.89 lb.) Rump • 0 9 Lori Milka, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. by her father. Boy saves Patterson-Latham sale scheduled for May Bridesmaids were Janet Rosenbaum of Stamford and Carol Sylvester of Meriden, sister of the bride, was 9th in front of the center. Ground Beef lb .. " Pork Chops .b Round Roasts Roasts 1 Ann Tarricone of Hartford.. matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Stacy Sutton of Drs. Mack E. and Elizabeth R. Patterson of Fresno, Calif, an­ This year we have FRCSH-UNXED FRYEH PARTS PORK LOm -14 T 0 17 LBS NO SUGAR ADDED AAP-KB PKG 1 89 John Noble III, of Duxbury, Mass., brother of the Mystic, sister of the groom, and Kathy Steinmetz of 2nd choker doubled the amount of 14b 179 groom, was best man. Ushers were Michael D. White, Rocky Hill. Kelly Sylvester of Meriden, niece of the nounce the engagement of their Box-O-CNdcen Whole Pork Loins Kahn’s Sliced Bacon 2^^ Ann Page Sliced Bacon pUg 1 FRESNO, Calif. (UPI) — A daughter, Margie Ann Patterson of flowers'grown and ii^total of Manchester, brother of the bride, and William J. bride, was flower girl. we have thirty-seven var­ FRESH OSCAR M AVERIBEEF 8 OZ PKG 1.09) Finnell of Old Lyme. Steven Sutton, brother of the groom, was best man. 13-year-old boy, who once stopped Davis, Calif., to Thomas Stanyer X his mother from choking by using a Latham Jr., of Davis, Calif., son of ieties of flowers and ve­ Fresh Chicken Legs U ivto. Perdue Chicken Legs Sliced Meat Bologna 99* A&P Sliced Meat Bologna After a reception at Manchester Country Club the Ushers were Gregory Sutton of Mystic, brother of the getables (including 100 maneuver be learned on televison, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Latham FRESH FRESH FROZEN-ALL BEEF SLICED couple left on a wedding trip to St. Thomas. They will groom, and David Yellen of Willimantic. banging baskets.) Last make their home in Vernon. After a reception at Chestnut Lodge in Colchester saved another choking victim. Sr. of Lakewood Circle, South. Chicken Breasts Perdue Chicken Breasts Steak Umms Sandwich Steaks A&P Imported Ham Randolph Hill, 13, and Corey year our sale was a Both bride and groom graduated from the the couple left on a wedding trip to St. Lucia. They will The bride-elect is a graduate of complete sellout in five FRESH-BONELESS FRESH-ROASTING CHICKENS 6 TO 7 LBS QUICK FROZEN ^ A&P Beef Bologna University of Connecticut in 1982. The bride is a make their home in Willimantic. KruU, 11, were eating lunch the University of California at days. If you like the Chicken Breast Cutlets Perdue “Oven Stuffier” , 7 9 ‘ A&P Perch Filk’ts graduate of East Catholic High and the groom of The bride and groom are graduates of the Thursday in the cafeteria at Davis, with a bachelor of science beautifully “taken care of Fairfeld Preparatory School. The fcroom is employed University of Connecticut. Both are special education Madison School when Corey, the degree in geology. She is studying Fresno Muscular Dystrophy Asso­ plants” that the seniors at Preferred Casualty Underwriters of Hartfoi^. The teachers. for the master of science degree in raise, I suggest you buy bride is a lecturer at the University of Connecticut. ciation’s 1981-82 poster child, be­ geology at the university. gan choking on his food. early or take the chance of Circle to celebrate Randolph applied the Heimlich being disappointed. Re­ La Pizzeria f(P » i The prospective bridegroom is a member, May 9th, the maneuver to dislodge the obstruc­ graduate of Manchester High St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will tion from Corey’s throat. sale will begin at 9 a.m. Cheese Pizza celebrate its 59tb anniversary on Tuesday. Members School and Middlebury College Next Thursday, we will INCLUDES SALAD ORESSINQ ^ A A When Randolph’s mother, Ethel with a bachelor’s degree in geol­ and friends are invited to attend a 7 p.m. mass in Palmer, was told about the inci­ be honoring Pauline May- McClusky Hall to honor the living members of the ogy. He is a candidate for a Ph.D sard our volunteer book­ The i 9 9 circle. '• dent she recalled her son had seen degree in geology at the University the Heimlich maneuver on a keeper, for the past nine S ^ d B o w l I b - M . After the mass there will be entertainment and of California. years. Pauline has children’s television program sev­ A July 30 wedding is planned in Margie Ann Patterson SWEET JWCY SEEDLESS-LARGE SIZEIU'S) refreshments. The anniversary committee is made up eral years ago. handled all of the funds for of all of the past regents of the circle. Davis, Calif. our trips as well as our eVomia O $1 numerous fund raising activities. I assure you Navel Oranges O iw J . this was no easy task and rn/iii S|K'ci;ils IMPORTED-PLUMP JUICY About Town took countless hours ev­ ery week. We the staff will Red Emperor or certainly miss her. Iropicana FIRM RED RIPE-SALAD SIZE Now concerning trips the Black Grapes l b . . Family Pack Tomatoes X 1^’ U.is NO 1-NUTRITIOUS RUSSET ^ Rid Litter Day National Convention in August will be elected. The Baked goods and sandwiches will be on sale during center will go to the Orange Juice FARM FRESH-NEW JERSEY ^ g \ t convention will be in New Orleans, La. the show. Coachlight to see Brlga- Baking PotatoesL»» 2 ib. 8 9 BOLTON — The Bolton Womiui’s Club will sponsor C r ^ S pinachi!^ ib 6 7 doon on Wednesday, June Rich’s Coffee Rich 3 *1 U S. NO. t-A LL PURPOSE a Grapefruit Q Q C Rid Litter day on April 30 at Herrick Park. ’The public Answering machine In Staff nurse honored 15. Sign up date is May 4 — FARM FRESH-NEW JERSEY Yellow OnionsiX 4 ib. *1 is invited to participate in the town-wide clean-up 9:30 a.m. The cost is $16. Broccoi Rabe>!^ ib0 9 * project beginning at 9 a.m. and continuing untitnoon. Community Health Care Services Inc., which Sandra K. Muller, assistant director and director of Rich’s Chocolate Eclairs ^ 1 Juice covers Andover, Coventry, Hebron, Columbia, nursing at Manchester Memorial Hospital, has b ^ n On June 28 the center will The winners in the Bolton Middle School Rid Litter travel to New York’s Hood Sour Cream cont. 59* Day poster contest were: Lydia Sidiit, Grade 5; Meg Lebanon and Marlborough, has installed a telephone selected to receive the 1983 Hartford Region YWCA Ore Ida Crispers Radio City Music Hall to GREEN GIANT Matyia, Grade 6; Peggy Ahorey, Grade 7; and answering machine to facilitate patient coverage on Women in Leeadership Award in the health services weekends and holidays. category. see the Rocketts in their A&P Spread 79* Carolyn Lemaire, Grade 8. Cauliflower in Cheese Sauce 99* Duncan Hines'! 39 WHITE. 4 0Z PKG v'.wv/v In addition to nursing services, the agency also The award ceremony will be May 4 at 4:30 p.m. at “Summer Spectacular.” GREEN GIANT The award-winning posters are on display in Sign up is Wednesday, A&P Shredded Cheddar Cheese 69* offers physical therapy, speech therapy and home the Sheraton-Hartford Hotel in Hartford. Broccoli in Cheese Sauce X 99* PLAIN OR CHIVE . 80Z. PKG a a various business locations in Bolton. May 11 at 9:30 a.m. The Brownie Mix s J . health aide services. For more information call In her position at the hospital Mrs. Muller is TW O PLY cost of the trip is $17.50 Kraft W hipp^ Cream Cheese I"’ 228-9428. reponsible for the planning, organization and Kleenex Softique Tissue '5^' 7 9 W HITE OR YELLOW Auxiliary to meet coordination of all nursing services and for a which includes admission I lt;ilth & Bf;iiil\ Aids Ched-O-Bit Cheese Slices X' L ’ Class plans show 536-person department. She also serves on many to Radio City and VFW Auxiliary to Post 2046 will meet ’Tuesday at transportation. Charmin Bath Tissue 0.n^V 7:30 p.m,. at the Post Home, 608 E. Center St. BOLTON — The sophomore class of Bolton High hospital committees and is responsible for other St‘r\ift' I isli Dept. departments, including Home Care, and Child Life Lunch is on your own. Members are reminded to bring their gifts for the School will sponsor a Craftshow April 30 from 10 a.m. Our Big Week Trip will be Aqua Fresh Era Plus Detergent “T 3'^’ FRESH C u r to 4 p.m. at the school on Brandy Street. and Staff development. She is responsible also for 4.B0Z. Gift Book if they haven’t done so. The Gift Book will on We£iesday, May 18 to tu b * Haddock Fillets contract negotiations with the registered nurses’ Toothpaste Tone Bath Soap FRESH C UT ^drawn at the May 10 meeting. Delegates to the Admission will be free. Parking will be available. bargaining unit. Old Hadley Village and the Log Cabin for lunch 20G«t. FkHinder Fillets Cheer Laundry Detergent V' 2^’ FR E8H 8UCED where you will have a Bayer Aspirin Ml. . Mrs. Gerald T. Barth WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE Codfish Steaks choice of yankee pot roast f 18«z. Thomas’ English Muffins t t FREW A&P Alcohol t Mft. Green Giant Corn WELCOME WAGON or baked scrod. The cost is 2 ’.ir.85* Southern Scallops WANTS TO VISIT YOU $16. Sign up will be Fri­ ttSoz. I ASSORTED VARIETIES Campbell’s Pork & Beans 39* FRESH TASTE LIKE LOBSTER A&P Peroxide f MIt. Barth-Rivers Just engaged? New parent? day, May 6th at 9:30 a.m. Frendi’s Specialty Potatoes ’Sr 6 9 Monkfish Fillets DECORATOR BOTTLE FRESH C AUGHT Moved? I’d like to visit you with A reminder that the REGULAR. ONION. OR SMOKED a a a Folgers Automatic Drip Oiffiee 4^’ Bette A. Rivers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RobertF. useful gifts and Information. I’ll Circuit Breaker program Jergens Lotion ’.'XT Kraft B-BQ Sauce r 9 9 * W hiting Giant SALE Spring will be in effect starting Rivers of Manchester, and Gerald T. Barth of also bring cards you can re­ Manchester, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Barth of South deem for more gifts at local, May 16. Windsor, were married April 16 at Jesters Court. April 24 — May 1st ” businesses. It’s a friendly visit Bowling scores: Chef Pierre Vermont The double-ring ceremony was performed by to help you get answers about Bar-B-Qued Weaver Wallace Irish, justice of the peace. The bride was Women hi single, Sophie town, goods and services. All Kravontka, 176; hi triple,' 8" Apple R e Cheddar Whole Chickens Chicken Roll given in marriage by her father. free to you. Joyce Poitras of Coventry, sister of the bride, was %- % FF Edna Christensen, 441. matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Linda Burke of 20 00 0 20% OFF Men hi single, John Kra­ vontka, 233; hi triple, Ivar South Windsor and Dana Carini of Manchester, niece QaN - M » « e 3 a of the bride. Jill Barth, sister of the groom, was flower A l l A ll Johnson, 554. girl. BRIDGE SCORES: Robert Barth of South Windsor, brother of the FRAMED lb. lb. groom, was best man. Ushers were James Jacoksen CUSTOM PICTURE Tom Regan, 4,880; Rae Olson, 4,530; Marion of South Windsor and Robert Rivers of Sarrento, d u e l Calif., brother of the bride. The reception was at A fhlcfic if injuries : FRAMIMG McLagan, 4,210; Irene 111 Sinn.' |{;ikir\ ( lu t'si' S h o p I lot Ionds D t'li Shop Jesters Court. The couple will make their home in F oisey, 3,420; Ruth BQHTBCCH Cure S ^rtvenhmn UNFRiUlfD ART Search, 3,380; Helen COLONIAL Talcottville. •FRENCH MATTINQ CDopnut C ustard Pie P o rt W ine Cheddar ^ 4 9 Bensebe, 3,260; Carl Pop­ Baked M ac. & Cheese H oney H am lb m a t NRPORTEO*' •OeCORATIVe CUTTINQ ples, 3,200. W h ^ Bread - 7 9 * Herb & Garfic Nibblers ^ 1 9 Chicken Chow Mein Bavairian Swiss lb. ®r. K. Kicrtfcin, MATTINQ FOR Ferrier-Landers rilcn JHiller . VALUABLE ART WORK * O range Layer Cake - 3 ” French Onion Nibblers sporfcneiicinc Fried Rice ^German Bologna r sliiafsu A SCHEDULE FOR Joan Ellis Landers of Ellington, daughter of Mr. fh cra p tu lk WEEK: and Mrs. Neal H. Landers of 43 Broad St., and James J l o r u f i c h . ■asscufc I PRICES EFFECTIVE XPRU. 24TH THRU APRIL lOTH. IIS I. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT lYPOORAPHICAL ERRORS •Lithographs •All Signed A Numbarad •Antiques ITEMS FOR SALE N O T AVAILABLE TO W HOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. | Richard Ferraier of Windsor Locks, son of the late Mr. •Etchings •Original Water Colors Saturday evening 8 p. m. and Mrs. Arthur Ferrier of Sp-ringfield, Mass., were •Posters High School Variety Show married March 12 at Ellington Congregational •Sarigraphs •Oriental •Original Oils performance Church. 7ree Workshop on medic*! H Monday: golf league 8 The Rekv. Sheldon T. Smith performed the double massage fhearty f -fechnifjncs a.m.; 9:30 a.m. ceramics; ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by MANY nEMS AT TAG SAU PMCES 1 yOOO Styiss to dmete frma quilting; 10 a.m. bingo; her parents. boon lunch; 12:30 p.m. CMJHIR SHOPPING PLAU Mrs. Susan L. Fenniman of Lakewood, Colo., sister pinochle games; 1:30 ex­ of the bride, was matron of honor. Mrs. Rena L. .ifRon^ay April 25 - 7:30 pfTI. llhurs. April'26 - 7:00 pfTI ercise class; arthritis Blakeslee of Hillsborough, N.J., was maid of honor Uniiarian Univcrsalitf for Sporf Hours: M-F 10-S group; bus pick up at 8 amd junior bridesmaids were Jennifer Neal Fenni­ 644-8750 ^xame dxaft a.m. return trips at noon man of Lakewood and Catherine Elizabeth Blakeslee Thurs. 10>a' and 3:15 p.m. of Hillsborough, both nieces of the bride. Tiffany Ann (thurcii 'UtUcrnon Si, jnaxchrsicr llain Sf. Sat 10-S ’Tuesday; 9 a.m. shop­ BURR CORNERS, MANCHESTER Blakeslee, nice of the bride, was flower girl. for info call: Ellen 742-5253 IDillinonlic 1720 Ellington Road (Route 30) Sun. 12-4 Joseph Minella of Agawam, Mass., was best man. ping bus; 10 a.m. square Uslijers were W. Russell Back of Ellington and John So. Windsor, CT dancing; noon lunch; 1 Watling'of Springfield p.m. bowling; 1:30 exer- ciae with Cleo; bus re­ 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 23. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturda.,, April 23, 1983 - 15 ■MACC News. Elway key to NFL draft Better make sure the stove works first SPORTS Page 16 m

Editor's note; this column is prepared by UNFORTUNATELY, at least as many has not yet attracted such a person ui uup that the newly secured used stove did not staff of the Manchester Area Conference items were lost because people wereunable and is dependent on the two staff persons in work. As we back tracked we discovered Churches. to store them for us until we had a call for the Department of Human Needs for that though the stove was working well them or a way tosecurethem by the donor's successful operation. wheii the owners had it replaced by a newer By Nancy Corr deadline. If you have a second floor Given the day’s flow of urgent requests model, it had sat for several years, unused, Hall holds off Manchester MACC Executive Director apartment and they are delivering a stove for help that will not wait (out of food — in their basement. on Tuesday afternoon, you need to have PLEASE, CHECK OUT YOUR DO­ being evicted — no heat in the house — no By Mike DeCourev contest having lost its two games Glen Spicker delivered the inning’s If you have been looking at furniture someone come Tuesday morning to get the NATED ITEM BEFORE YOU GIVE IT. In get'Tip-1'or every game in those money for needed prescriptions), furniture Herald Sportswrlter by the combined score of 15-3, and key hits, a pair of RBI singles. lately, you are probably very aware of the old one. all likelihood the person who will receive it circumstances.” requests and donations, being iess urgent, that may have led the Indians to Each time Manchester was able cost. Obviously people on fixed and or low- Alas and alack! We have neither a truck, will not have the money to have it repaired. That should not be a problem, tend to be pushed from one day to the next Their uniforms are aimost sa­ become slightly complacent as the to get on top, as it did in the top of incomes aren't able to purchase new Your thoughtfulness in checking it out in however, when Manchester faces nor men who can move furniture for us. We and sometimes accidentaliy drop off the crilegious. Imagine them walking game began. ' furniture — even what we think of as advance will save them time and some the fifth when Solmonson doubled East today at 10; 30 at Eagle Field. do have some limited storage space thanks calendar entirely. It's a shame and we often onto the diamond wearing the .‘T m hoping that this loss will "essential items" — mattresses, stoves, mental anguish. Our thanks in advance. home Turner and Bob Woble, the Chetelat, a converted outfielder to Community Baptist Church, but we are find ourseives apologizing to donors. immaculate blue and white of the teach us we have to hustle for a full refrigerators, kitchen table and chairs. And speaking of thanks: Warriors climbed back in the who’s still learning the pitching still left with the problem of how to get the We’ re in the process of trying to develop a Los Angeles Dodgers. So where’s game in order lo win,” said Race. , What may come as a surprise to you is the item from the donor to the storage space. Thank you’s — to the Board of Christian game. They manufactured a run in trade, will be on the mound for the more workable system. If you or your the high school baseball team " I don’t think we were hustling for the bottom of that inning, to make cost of used furniture. Stoves ranging from All this is complicated by the fact that Concern of Center Congregational Church Indians. organization wouid be interested in wor'king that’s wearing Yankee pinstripes? the full game. Once we got down it 5-5, on a pair of walks, a bunt $30 to $90 depending on the condition: even when we have an immediate match, for their generous gift to Emergency "W e piay this game hard. with us on the Furniture Bank, piease caii When it came down to business, and we got involved, we did OK.” refrigerators $50 and $100, mattresses $10 Shelter — to Mary Ann FalkowskI and John single and a Smith ground baii lo Neither school likes lo lose to each the person who needs the furniture often 649-2093 or 646-4114. , though. Hall High’s Warriors Hail jumped ahead early, when and $25. and Virginia Beggs for their donations to deep second base that drove home other, but basically for Glenn it’s doesn't have a car, let alone a truck. In very Last year even though we were unable to brought no disgrace upon their Rick Raterman belted a Chris For families already having difficulty- Room-at-the-Inn — to Mrs. Walter Fuss for Ted Jednorowicz. going to be a learning experience, ’ ’ rare instances, almost always in the case of match over half the items offered, the ' * ' near-sacred outfits. Hanging onto Repass pitch over the left field paying the rent and buying food, a elderly who have no family nor friends left, a contribution to the Food Pantry — and to An inning later, the Warriors Race said. "Glenn’s going to have estimated vaiue of the items that were a slim 7-6 margin in the top of the fence in the bottom of the first. The refrigerator breakdown becomes a major we request the use of men on workfare from all those who have given cash and food to finally got the better end of the to be a good pitcher if we’re going matched was over $12,000. For several seventh Friday against improving soio homer gave the Warriors a 1-0 disaster.. the Town of Manchester and ask Richie the soup kitchen. see-saw when Jednorowicz and Vic anyplace this season." persons coming back from years in Manchester High, pitcher Jim advantage, but it was still a while Five years ago we opened a Furniture Hamel for the use of his pickup. It’s-all possible because of your time and Swez hit back-to-back RBI doubles convalescent homes or institutional care, Holincheck retired the meat of the before the Indians were able to get Bank to help people secure essential items Richie, bless him, already makes one trip gifts. All donations to MACC programs are that erased a 6-5 lead the Indians Manchester (4)—Turner If 4-2-2-0, we were able to complete household Indian lineup in order and gave their offensive act together Solmonson rf 3-0-2-3, Peterson 3b of furniture. It has been up and dow n all the a week for us moving donated clothing and tax deductible and may be mailed to Box had earned in the top of the sixth. furnishings thanks to a generous Hail its first victory of the season. They managed a run in the third, 3-0-2-0, Kearns ss/2b 4-1-1 -0, Chet«lat dh way. Actually what we offer, thanks to you, housewares from Center to our Clothing 773, Manchester, 06040. Repass, the losing pitcher, just 2- 1-1-0, Dupee 2b )-l-1-0, Broohv c community. "It was somewhat of an off-day on (Jreg Solmonson’s RBI double, is not a Furniture Bank but a Furniture Bank at Mayfair Gardens. couldn’ t seem to keep the lid on the 3- 0-0-0, McKenna ct 1-0-0-1, Douoon for us,” admitted Manchester and went ahead 3-1 when Dave ss/p 3-0-0-2, Woble 1b 2-1-0-0, Repass p Match. You donate an item and we match it In most of these cases where the NEEDED Hall hitters. "H e really didn’t have CAUTION Coach Don Race, whose team is Dougan singled home Sean Kearns O-O-O-O. Totals 24-4-9-4. with a request. requestor needs a stove or refrigerator but his stuff today. He didn''t have his Holt (7)— Moran cf 4-0-0-0, Raterman now 3-1 on the year. " I ’m sure that and Glenn Chetelat in the fourth. breaking pitches and he didn’ t SS4-2-2-), Jednorowicz lb 1-2-1-1, Swez c Last year we successfully matched has no means of moving it, or when one Several months ago we successfully One of Project Genesis' clients is moving my kids were looking beyond this The Dodgers, er. Warriors didn’t have any control,” Race said. 2- 0-M, Brian If 3-)-1-0, Altschuler dh almost 200 items of furniture: every'thing donor has a deadline, the furniture is lost to matched a woman with several small into an apartment with her infant son. She is 3- 1-1-0, Smith2b3-1-l-2,Glldenrt3-0-0-0, game to East Catholic. quit. " I think our whole rhythm is off. from cribs to electric stoves. In all these us. children who badly needed a stove with a, starting from scratch and still needs pots UPl photo Bawers 3b 2-0^1-0, Spicker ph 2-0-1-1, “ This is a league game. We can't In the bottom of the fourth. Hail We’ve been delayed by the weather Qua p O-O-O-O, Holincheck p O-O-O-O. cases we were able to connect giver and Another problem arises simply because donated item. She was finally able to get a' and pans, glasses, a shower curtain and really afford to be losing games pushed home three runs, two of several times and ali of a sudden, Totals 27-7-9-4. receiver with one another and mark of staff overload. The Emergency Pantry brother-in-law from another town to help small bureau. If you can donate any of these MCC COACH GENE SPAZIANI (CENTER) like this.” which were unearned, to make it there’s the season: four games in Mission Accomplished! and the Clothing Bank are operated by her move it. When all the lugging and things, please call Elaine at the Genesis . . .confers with Cougars on trip to mound Manchester 001 221 0 4 Hall went into the Manchester 4-3. Kevin Smith and pinch-hitter five days. It’s hard for the kids to Hall 100 312 X 7 dedicated volunteers. The Furniture Bank handling was completed, she discovered office, 646-7248. Thank you. Cougars triumph Calendar Islanders eliminate Rangers over Becker, 5-2 NEW YORK (U PI) — Butch 2-2 tie at 5:21 of the third period to himself free in the right faceoff lead. Duguay. set up by George Music for spring 0 Goring, held to four assists in his help the Islanders take the series circle and sent a drive into a MePhee and Mike Backman, took Christian education on agenda Nazarene plans Bible school previous nine playoff games, 4-2 and set an NHL record with 14 virtually unprotected net to beat advantage of confusion in the Missions topic at Center scored two goals and added an consecutive series won. The Is­ Ilga Paups of Manchester has spring fever and she Manchester Community College for a scoreless pitcher’s duel, goalie Eddie Mio. Islander zone and surprised Smith The Church of the Nazarene will sponsor a program The following events are scheduled at the Church of posted its second triumph in as assist Friday night, sending the landers, bidding to win their fourth wants to share this seasonal malady with the peopleof Jane Sattler Inderstrodt, chairman of the United Steve Emerson closed oi t the The Islanders then began check­ with a 12-foot backhander from the on the work and aims of the Cornerstone Christian the Nazarene for the coming week; many days with a 5-2 decision over New York Islanders into the straight Stanley Cup, will face the Manchester — and Church Board for World Ministries, wUI speak on game on the mound foi the me ing more tenaciously and they right wing at 12:44 for his second School Sunday at 6 p.m. at the church, 236 Main St. The Monday — 11:30 a.m., chapel at Cornerstone mission churches at the Becker Junior College Friday at Stanley Cup semifinals with a 5-2 winner of the Buffalo- Boston added an insurance goal at 8:09 playoff goal. anyone else who loves public is invited. Cougars, allowing Corazzelli a rest music. Christian School; 7:30 p.m., PTA meeting. 10 a.m. worship service Cougar Field. The victory pushed victory over the New York series in the Prince of Wales finals when Brent Sutter tipped Gordie Goring set up one goal and Principal Marcia Kirby will speak on Christian after having raised his season Ms. Paups, a mezzoso- Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales­ Sunday at Center Con­ MCC’s record to 11-8. record to 2-2. Fahey dropped to 1-2. Rangers. beginning Tuesday night. Lane’s point shot past Mio for his scored another within a 61- second education. The film "A Time to Grow" featuring Dr. cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor; 7:30 gregational Church. The Hawks, from Leicester. Goring’s second goal snapped a With the score 2-2, Goring found fourth playoff goal. Ken Morrow span of the second period to give prano, has planned a James Dobson will be shown. The Cougars will try to make it concert, "Sons of Love p.m., board of Christian life meeting. Mrs. Inderstrodt is a Mass., fell to 3-6. made it 5-2 at 14:09 with a 50-foot the Islanders a 2- 1 lead before A panel discussion will follow. Marty Loew, six wins in a row with a grueling and Springtime," for Wednesday — 9:30 a.m., ladies Bible study; 6p.m., graduate of the Am eri­ Becker opened with two runs in weekend schedule that features shot from the slot off Mio’s stick. Mikko Leinonen equalized for the Sunday at 4 p.m. at teacher; Janine Cote and Raymond Grezel, parents, children’s caravan: 7 p.m.. Chancel Choir rehearsal; can University in Wa­ the top of the first. RBI singles by The Rangers’ bid to rally fell Rangers. and Chelsea Cote and Robert Poulin, students, will doubleheaders today and Sunday. South United Methodist 7:30 p.m., prayer andpraiseservice, teen Biblestudy. shington, D.C. and the John McCann and Dave Newell This afternoon, MCC will travel to short when Mark Pavelich hit the Goring entered the play from a participate. Thursday — 7:30 p.m., vacation Bible school were key hits for Hawks, who had Sabres get even Church. Hartford Seminary post on an uncxintest drive from the line change and flipped a backhand The program is designed for public relations. It is Massasoit Community College in "I just felt like giving meeting in church parlor. Foundation. precious little time to enjoy their slot with 6:50 remaining. pass into the slot, where John available to churches and other interested organiza­ i ' Brockton, Mass., for two, and the a concert and I felt like Friday — 1 p.m., ladies exercise class with Jocilyn She is a former in­ advantage. Cougars will return home to The decision gave the Islanders Tonelli beat Mio with a forehand tions. Contact the school at 643-0792 for information Erickson. spring fever was a good structor at Hartford Se­ MCC ^unced right back in the Cougar Field Sunday at noon for a four victories in their five playoff drive at 4:02 for his fifth playoff The cornerstone Christain School includes kinder­ Saturday — teens trip to Riverside Park. to force finale enough excuse to sing minary and a lecturer at bottom'of the inning, scoring three twinbill against Housatonic Com­ series against the Rangers. goal. Tonelli returned the favor “ t garten through grade 7. Grade 8 will be added in the times off losing pitcher Steve some love songs," Ms, fall. the Berkley Center, Yale munity College. The previous record for series 5:03, springing Goring for a 35-foot Paups said Divinity School. Fahey and taking a one-run lead. BUFFALO, N Y. (UPi) -Lindy 8; 36 of the third period. won consecutively was held jointly drive from the top of the left faceoff MCC (5)—SrednIckI If 4-1-1-0, D'Attl- Ruff scored midway through the Participating with her Center Church sponsors CPR She is mission consul­ Dave Romkejko's single, Ed llo cf 3-1-1-0, Flaherty 1b 3-1-1-1, But Ruff (Kinnected on his second by the Islanders and the Montreal circle for his first goal of the will be her brother, tant in the first New Fournier’s double and Mark Mov- Botteran rf 0-(M>-0, Movchuk rf-lb third period and rookie Phil attempt of a rebound when he Canadians. playoffs. Talivaldis Paups, violi­ The following events are scheduled at Center England Mission Con­ chuk’s sacrifice fly pushed the Romelkoss3-1-1-1, Imbriacodh Housley added an insurance goal stuffed the puck past Boston goalie Despite being outshot 18-7 in the With Bryan Trottier penalized Jpout-b’er 3b 3-0-1-1, KIrsch c Friday night, helping the Buffalo nist, Michie Akin, pian­ Congregational Church for the coming week: ference and a program Cougar runs across the plate. l-O-O-O, Crowell 2b 2-1-0-0, Corazzelli p Pete Peelers at 9:25 to give Buffalo first period, the Rangers parlayed for slashing, Leinonen whacked at Sabres send their Adams Division ist; Charlotte R. Dewey, .'Naurene names minister Sunday — 2 p.m., bike hike. coordinator for elderly Dave Newell relieved for Becker 0- O-O-O, Emerson p O-O-O-O. Totals 23-5-7- a 4-3 lead. outstanding goaltending by Mio a passout from the sideboards and Stanley Cup final series into a flutist; and Joseph Kal- Monday — 6 p.m., CPR course. Federation Room. housing management at in the bottom of the second as the Housley’s second goal of the and a goal by Ron Duguay for a 1-0 beat Smith from 45 feel at 9:31. The^tpvK" Herbert L. Newell has accepted the Becker (2)—BodzInskI ss 3-1-0-0, dTCiding seventh game with a 5-3 isman, cellist. Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; lA k ic Parish Court in Fair- Cougars scored their only other Stenberg cf 3-O-1-0, McCann 4-1-3-1, game, at 13:15, came on a 30- footer position of minister of youth for the Church of the runs of the game. John Flaherty’s Carping 3-0-1-0, Newell rf-p 3-0-1-1, triumph over the Boston Bruins. past Peelers when a Boston The concert will open »>iQ P A l ip q Nazarene. ------5; 30 p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 6 p.m CPR JANE INDERSTRODT field. with two sacred course. Federation Room; sacred dance group bases- loaded walk and Romejko’s Fahev P-3b 3-0-0-0, GerardI 3b 1-0-1-0, The Sabres, blanked 9-0 in Game defender fell down and let him Newell is a graduateof . . . to speak Sunday She is married to the Caruso rf l-O-O-O, Mutter 041-0-0, How­ fielder’s choice accounted for 5 in Boston, knotted the series at cruise in on the Bruin goalie. numbers — a Bach aria and the Schutz cantata. The Eastern Nazarene Col­ mezzanine; "The Miracle of You," Carrier Room;’ senior minister at First ard 2-0-0-0, Gengel 1b l-O-O-O, M atferac rest of the songs will be about love and springtime. 7:30 p.m., caring community committee. Robbins Congregational Church in Danbury. Manchester’s RBIs. 1- O-O-O, Sullivan 2-0-1-0. Tatals 27-2-8-2. three games each. The deciding The Sabres held off the Bruins in Celtics succumb lege in Quincy, Mass. They will include a group of Brahms German love Room. Mrs. Inderstrodt will share the pulpit with the Rev. After the second, Newell and game will be played Sunday night the final minutes after a penalty to While in college, he was Becker 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 MCC’s Dan Corazzelli settled down MCC in Boston. Dale McCourt and the removal of songs and a group of four French love songs plus five named to "Who's Who in Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral Newll Curtis, senior minister at Center Congrega­ 320 000 X 5 Latvian numbers. The program will end with room. tional Church. Boston’s Mike Krushelnyski tied Peelers for an extra skater. American Colleges and it 3-3 when he raced in on the right Buffalo finally shut down the to Hawks, 95-93 Cinderella's Aria from La Cenerentalas by Rossini. Universities.” He has a side and fired a 25- footer past Bruins’ Rick Middleton and Barry The admission charge will be $5 and will be taken at B.S. degree in music Free cheese offered Buffalo eoaltender Bob Sauve at Pederson, who each failed to get a the door. Children under 12 will be admitted free. education. Full Gospel Interdenominational Church, 749 Main Three solo homers point. Middleton haS' 23 points in ATLANTA (U PI) — Johnny remaining in the third quarter. There will be a reception in the church hall While in high school Ms. Jacobson to serve St., wUl distribute government surplus cheese and the playoffs — 5 goals and 12 Davis scored 18 points and Rudy The Hawks jumped back into a immediately after the concert. ~h^nd college, Newell was Krista JacobsOn,' daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. butter on Wednesday, starting at 10 a.m. through noon Braves rebound assists vs Buffalo — and Pederson Macklin, Dominique Wilkins and three-point lead when rookie Do­ active in many music Stephen K. Jacobson of Manchester, will serve as a — or until the supply is gone. has 21 points— 6 goals and 8 assists Dan Roundfield had 17 each Friday minique Wilkins hit a 35-foot and sports activities, student worker/at Blue Ridge Parkway in North It will be on a first come, first served basis margin for Twins night and the Atlanta Hawks let a three-pointer as the buzzer went to top Mets, 5-4 against the Sabres. including band, choir, 17-point lead get away before off ending the third period. Here’s Emanuel’s week ^ ^ Carolina this summer. Those who have registered at previous times and Buffalo scored twice in the soccer, gymnastics and beating the Boston Celtics 95-93 to At the start of the final period, Ms. Jacobson is a student at Brown University. Her haven t participated at any other Connecticut Food NEW YORK (UPI) - John Castino’s homer, his fifth, came ATLANTA (UPI) - Dale second period to take a 3-2 lead. The following events are scheduled at Emanuel track. In high school he even their NBA Eastern Confer­ with Bird on the bench, the Celtics experiences this summer will prepare her for the Bank this month, need only to show some form of Castino, Gary Gaetti and Dave in the first inning off starter and Murphy scampered home all the Rookie defenseman Hannu Virta’s Lutheran Church for the coming week: was recipient of the John identification. ence mini-series at one victory took their only leads of the night at ministry field. EIngle hit solo homers Friday night loser, Doyle Alexander, 0-1. Gaetti way from first base on a single by rising shot 89 seconds into the Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting: 6:45 p.m., Phillips Sousa Award for apiece. 79-69 and 73-71. But the Hawks, The Rev. Jacobson is pastor of St. Mary’s Episcopal New applicants are welcome. to lead the Minnesota Twins to a 5-3 gave the Twins a 2-0 lead In the Chris Chambliss with two out in the period eluded Peelers and drifted scouts: 7:30 p.m., property committee meeting. excellence in music. In The best-of-three series will be paced by Roundfield and Wilkins, Church. Mrs. Jacobson is principal of Hampton Applicants are asked to bring bags from home to triumph over the New York fourth with his third homer and ninth inning Friday night to lift the over his shoulder into the goal. Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard, all retired men of addition, he won a music carry food in. concluded Sunday in Boston. rebuilt their lead to 79-73. County Elementary School. Yankees. Engle made it 3-0 with his first Atlanta Braves to a 5-4 victory over Mike Foligno gave Buffalo the lead community welcome: 1:30 p.m.. We Gals, all retired scholarship. The Hawks took a 45-28 with 5:59 This summer Ms. Jacobson will help at Parkway, Brad Havens, 2-1, with relief homer in the fifth inning. the New York Mets. ) at 16:39 by sliding the puck through With Bird and Parish back in women of community welcome: 7:30 p.m., mission He has done graduate left to go in the first half and, with HERBERT NEWELL leading services of worship, Bible studies, discussion help from Ron Davis-and Len The Twins added two runs in the The Braves, who trailed 4-0, Peelers’ pads after Tony McKeg- their lineup, the Celtics tied the and ministry committee; 7:45 p.m., Claudia Circle. work at the University of Missions commission at South Boston’s Larry Bird 1-of-ll, .youth minister groups, and other ministry eictivities. Whitehouse, went eight innings to eighth and knocked out A lexa n ^r began the ninth when Murphy ney threw the puck out to Foligno score for the last time at 81-81 with Wednesday — 7 p.m., MARCH class: 7:30 p.m., Vermont and Nazarene Atlanta was ahead 55-42 at 4:25 remaining. But Davis scored Emanuel Choir. The follow^g events are scheduled at South United get the victory. Havens blanked when Castino doubled home one walked off reliever Neil Allen, 0-3, from behind the Boston net. Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Mo. halftime. Methodist Church for the coming week: the Yankees on two hits until the run and Gary Ward singled in with one out. After Mookie Wilson The Sabres held off the Bruins seven points in the final four Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care Newell and his wife, Carol, jjavetwo children, Jodi, Atlanta widened its lead to 65-50 Monday — 7:30 p.m., Christian unity commission ninth when one- out singles by Castino.. robbed Bob Horner of an extra late in the period after killing off a minutes to enable Atlanta to build and visitation: 11:30 a.m., Bible study and bag lunch; 2, and Martin, 8. Martin attends second grade at the with 6:45 to go in the third period Holocaust service set Tuesday — lO a.m.. Vineyards group; 7:30 p.m., Dave Winfield, Don Baylor and Havens escaped a bases loaded base hit with a leaping grab near penalty to Virta. Sauve sloped a 95-89 lead before Kevin McHale noon, Manchester Community Services Council; 3:45 Cornerstone Christian School. before Bird came on. missions commission; women’s prayer and study. Steve Kemp produced a run and jam in the first. He walked Ken the center field fence, Chambliss point-blank shots by Middleton and scored a pair of baskets in thefinal p.m.. Belle Choir: 6:30 p.m,,, confirmation classes: Newell most recently worked at Calvary Church of Connecticut’s annual memorial mass for the Bird, who wound up with 15 Wednesday — 9:30 a.m.. crafts group; 7-30 n m brought on Davis. Davis walked Griffey, gave up the first of followed nith his game-winner, a Pederson. Boston took a 2-0 lead seconds to cut the Hawks’ margin 7:30 p.m., Rebecca Circle at Barbara Buus'; 7:45 the Nazarene in Rochesteer, N .Y., where he served as GentUe victims of the Nazi Holocaust will be Sunday points, starting to look like his to four. p.m., new member class. Chancel Choir; adult Bible study. P two batters, including Graig Net­ Baylor’s three singles, wild single to right center. Murphy kept midway through the first period on Minister of Music and Youth. He has also Uught at 11: IS a.m. in Holy Cross Church, New Britain All-Star self and the Celtics tied the Thur^ay — 9 a.m., quilting group; 6:30 p.m.. tles with the bases ioaded, and pitched both runners along and running and scored ahead of a late goals by Brad Park and Tom Parish was high scorer for Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous in Luther vocal, and instrumental music in grades K through 8 Special guests will be Polish GentUe survivors living score at 66-66 on an inside shot by Hall, 60 Church St. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m., education work area gave up another run on a forceout then walked Kemp. Havens threw relay throw from second baseman Fergus 32 seconds apart. Boston with 17 while McHale and in Massachuesetts, Vermont and Kansas. in Connecticut. A reception at Holy Cross School will before being replaced by White- three balls to Roy Smalley but then Brian Giles. Robert Parish with six seconds Cedric Maxwell each had 13. follow the mass. Friday — lo a.m., Al-Anon. Saturday - 1 p.m.. Junior Choir rehearsal. house, who got the final out to got a called strike and Smalley register his second save. popped up on the next pitch. Strikeoutliilfrk THE Religious services BIIU evades Ryan [SPEAKS Baseball signs HOUSTON (UPI) - Fastballer Nolan Ryan struggled to strike out Prince of Peace Luttieron day school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ three batters Friday night and Andover Church# Route 31 and North Congregation Bible Study, 7 ister, 10:30 a.m., service. ship service; 7 p.m., evening p.m.; Thursday, Theocratic St. Mary’s Episcopal E. M iddle Turnpike! Rabbi and fellowship; i| a.m , River Rood. Rev. W.H. service. Richard J. Plavin, Israel worship. moved to within four strikeouts of First Congregational WMkens, pastor. 9 o.m.# Sun­ School (speaking course), Church, Park and Church Tabotsky, cantar. Or. Leon the major league career strikeout 2 Church of the Assumption, lucrative pact Church ot Andovtr, Route 6 day school; 10:15 o.m., wor­ 7:30 p.m.; Service meeting streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jac­ SoiHh United Methodist Whel Is your prayer pulseT Rev. Richard H. Taylor, 9-30 Adams Street at Thompson (ministry trolning), 8:15 obson, Rev. Frederick D. Wind, Rabbi Emeritus. Servi­ Church, 1224 Moln St. Dr. record held by Walter Johnson. ship service. Road. Rev. E dw ards.Pepin, ces, 8:15 p.m,, Friday and Shephard S. Johnson# Rev Do you prey st ell7 It so. how a.m., church school for all St. M pry Church, IMOMaln p.m.; Sunday, Public Bible Moser, curate. 7:30 o.m.. 9:45 a.m., Saturday. Ryan, making his second start of ages; 11 a.m., worshlo, pastor. Saturday masses at s Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; Watch- Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., first, Laurence M. Hill# postors. 9 consistenllyT How lervenUy? ; NEW YORK (UPI) - The ies will begin in 1984, pending St. Father James J. William­ and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Emanuel Lutheran the season, had trouble with his nursery care orovlded. tower Study, 10:25. second and fourth Sundays. and 10:45 a.m.# worship#* 9 How conlldentlyT -National and American Leagues approval by the Major League son, pastor. Masses Satur­ mosses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Holy Communion and church Church, 40 Church St., Rev. a.m.# church school# nursery control and day at5:15o.m.; Sunday 9:30 11:45. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Dale H. Gustafson, pastor; Friday ratified major league base­ Biaseball Players Association. The and 10:45 a.m.; holydays, school; third Sunday, morn­ through grode 9; 10:45 a.m # alked six batters. He left the Salvation Army, 441 Main Church (Missouri Synod), ing prayer; 11 a.m., first, Stephen E. Farwig, Intern; nursery and senior high No one will prey consls- ball’s new six-year $1.1-billion series will remain at five games in Bolton 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Confes­ St. Mol. and Mrs. Arthur Cooper and High streets. the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, lenlly who is less then con­ game after pitching six innings sions 4:30 to 5 o.m. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pas­ second and third Sundays, doss; 4 P.m., United Metho- contract with NBC and ABC-TV 1983. Carlson, 9:30 a.m., Sunday Holy Communion; fourth pastor emeritus. 8:30 a.m., dlst youth fellowship; 4 p.m., with the Astros trailing the Phila­ ,,Church of St. Maurice, 32 Second Congrogotlonal school; 10:45 a.m., holiness tor. 9 o.m.. Divine worship; alternate worship with com­ vinced thd God hears end Is 'and approved the expansion of the Heh'-on Rood. The Rev. J, Church, Route 44A. Rev. 10;15o.m. Sunday school and Sunday, morning prayer. S.-Oj®" O'lult Bible etteded by men's prayers. delphia Phillies 4-3. meeting; 7 p.m., salvation Holy Communion every munion, chapel; workship In sfUdy. -post-season playoffs to best-of- C lifford Curtin, oostor. Sat­ David Jarvis, Interim minis­ meeting. Youth Forum. Holy Com­ sanctuary; 9:45 a,m. church Bui how esn I believe ttilsT urday massatSa.m.; Sunday ter. 9:45 a.m., church school, munion first and third Wednesday ot 10 a.m. . •» Christ at Rangers trim 3 United Pentecostal Calvary Church (Assem­ school, odult forum, Bible The seme way you believe . seven championship series. masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 grades nursery through 4; 10 Church, 187 Woodbridge St. Sunday. study, nursery; 11 a.m., wor­ “ Wool*- o .m . a.m., worshlo; 11 a.m., blies of God), 400 Bucklon'd J l j j SL Wayrfe S. Taylor, (3od loves you — the Bible The new contract, which will Rev. Marvin Stuart, minis­ Church of Christ, Lvdall Rood, Rev. Kenneth L. Gus­ ship, nursery. Bolton United Methodist church school grades 7 ter. 10 a.m., Sunday school; and Vernon streets. Eugene Concordia Lutheran “ croment tolls you to. Pleasant experl- extend from 19M through 1989, Brewers, 3-2 Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ tafson, pastor. 9:30 a m ., ^ ••tln g # 10:15cLin.# Sunday Dodgers nip through adult, coffee and 11 a.m., morning worship; 4 Brewer and Steve Holt, min­ Church (LCIA), 40 Pitkin st. school ond orim aNi;Ji*‘“ oncta do not prove God's gives NBC exclusive righu to pike. Rev. M arlorle Hlles, fellowship, confirmation p.m., evening worship; 7:30 isters. Sunday services: 9 Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., Rev. Burton D. StraitU, pas­ ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) - pastor, 9:30 a.m., church worshlo, child-care and a.m.# priesthood o n T “'^ ' love (or you, anymore then televise the World Series in 19M, closs, lunlor choir rehearsal. p.m., bible study (Tuesday); a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., nursery; 7:00 p.m., evening tor. 8 a.m.. Holy Commun­ society. Run-scoring singles by Larry Pirates, 4-2 school; 11 a.m., worshlo First Congregational 7 p.m.. Ladles' prayer worship; 4 p.m., worship. ion, nursery; 9jJ5 a.m., ^h e unpleasant rellects his 1986 and 1988 with ABC having the service, nursery. Church ot Coventry, 1171 service of praise and Bible Biittner and George Wright in the (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible preaching. Christian growth tl«ur, St' Rev. Francis V. Kru- mi;k of kwe. Receiving kn- same rights in 1985, 1987 and 1989. St. George’s Episcopal Main St. Rev. Bruce John­ prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. study. Nursery provided for nursery; UTSO a.m., Hbly seventh inning Friday night gave PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Pedro Church, Boston Turnpike North United Methggist ^ w s k l. Rev. Robert Bur- m^letely end predtoly whtt NBC and ABC will have the son, pastor, 11 a.m., worship; Youth service (Friday). all services. Communion, nursery. \ bonk. Rev. Richard A. Lo- Guerrero and Steve Sax each hit Rev. John C. Holllger, vicar. 9:30 a.m., church school in First Church ot Christ, Church, 300 Parker StrtB- Trinity Covenont Church you ask no more demon- ' exclusive rights to the All-Star the Texas Rangers a come-from- Presbyterian Church, 43 chard W. Dupee. pastor. 8:45 solo homers and Jerry Reuss 10 a.m., Family Eucharist; 11 Church Lane House. Nursery SclontlsL, 447 N. Main St. 302_ Hackmatack------St. Rev!'~ Edward J. Reardon. Satur* ttrstss God's answer to ' game and the championship series behind 3-2 victory over the Milwau­ o.m., nursery prooram and care provided. Spruce St. Rev. Richard 10;M a.m., church service, and 10:15 a.m., worship, Norman Swenson, 8 o.m., scattered eight hits over 8 1-3 coffee fellowship. Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., adult Bible class, nursery, day mcBses at 4 and 6*30 prayer thtn not receiving It in the alternate years. kee Brewers. Sunday school, and core for worship;. 9:25 a.m., Sunday J*7J'*/Sunday mosses at 7:30# innings Friday night to lead the Bolton Congregotlonal worship service, nursery, small children. coffee between services; proves thd God doesn't on- The new format of the best- 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 10:15 a.m., church school, Los Angeles Dodgers to a 4-2 Church, Bolton Center Road, Manchester Community Baptist of-seven game championship ser- ot the Green. Rev. R. Stanley p.m.. Informal worshlo. Church, 585E. Center St. Rev. nursery; 5:30to7p.m„ lunlor victory over the Pittsburgh Eaton, Interim minister. 9-30 St. John's Polish National and senior high M Y F ; 7:30 to Dravecky twirls Gospel Hall, Center Street. James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 8:30 p.m., lunlor and senior God responds to our Pirates. a m., worshlo service, ]0 o.m., breaking bread; Catholic Church, 23 Golwav o.m., church school for all nursery, church school; 11:45 o.m., Sunday school; 7 St. Rev. Stanley M. Lancolo, ages, klndergorfen through sacred dance groups. Holy \ prayers in ways we ohen can­ Padres to victory 10:45 a.m., fellowship;. 11 o.m., gospel meeting. pastor. 10:30 a.m., moss. Grade 4 continuing during Communion first Sunday of HOME not distinguish. It confidence Wllcox on fire a.m., forum. St. Bartholomew'sChurch, the service; 10:30 a.m., each manth. Pul* 9«*P«l in t^ d tn o m i- Second Congregational In preysr depends upon kfen- notlonol Church# 745 Main St. 741 E. M iddle Turnpike. Rev. morning worship. Nursery besting Seattle ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Dave Cubs homer Herald photos by Terqulnlc Rev. Philip p. Saunders. Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. provided. Church, 385 N. M oln St. The tlflsble answers, how week Dravecky pitched a six-hitter and Saturday mass at 5 p.m,; Rev. V. Joseph M ilton, pos- DELIVERY Coventry IV"?'’''- .’0:30 a.m., adult Church of tho Nazareno, end voclllellng that contl- Steve Garvey hit his third homer of Bible study and Sunday Sunday masses at 8:30,10 and 234 Main St. Rev. Neale tor. 10 a.m. worship service n / V ; DETROIT (UPI) — Milt Wilcox, past Giants Combatants all set to go 11:30 a.m. and church schoal; 11 o.m., •fsnee win be. X et us there­ the year Friday night to lead the Covantrv Frtsbyttrian school; 7 p.m., worship ser- M cLain, senior pastor; Rev. fellowship hour. fore drew near with boMnsts ' who pitched a one- hitter in his last Churchr Route 44A ond Trow- St. Bridget Church, 70 Main George Emmitt, minister of San Diego Padres to a 4-1 victory PTi., St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Canter Cengregatlonal unto the throne ol grace..." start, blanked the Seattle Mariners CHICAGO (U PI) - G a r y Woods, Welterweight hopefuls Kevin Howard (left) and Hartford’s Marlon Starling orldge Road. Rev. Brad special Bible studies; Wed­ visitation and outreach. 9:30 Church, 11 Center St. Rev. over the St. Louis Cardinals. Evans, pastor. Sunday, 9:30 nesday ot 7:30 p.m., worship ond Rev. EnUllo P. Padelll, a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 K Call Hebrews 4:16 on just five singles for his second Leon Durham and Jody Davis co-pastors. Saturday masses Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior meet in a 12-round bout for the North American Boxing Federation and a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., service. Prayer line,444-8731, a.m., worship, children's pastor; Rev. Robert J. Bills, straight shutout and batterymate Dravecky yielded a one-out belted home runs and Ferguson Sunday school; 7 o.m., Bible 24 hours. at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday church and nursery; 7 p.m., 1 - single to Ozzie Smith in the first United States Boxing Association crowns today at 4:30 at the Hartford study ond fellowship. Wed- Faith Baptist Church, 52 mosses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and evening service, nursery. m inister o f visitations; Rev. Lance Parrish drove in two runs Jenkins earned his 279th career noon. Unitarian universalist So­ Clifford O. Simpson, pastor 1 a 4 7 -9 « 4 6 (witlra homeland a double Friday inning and set down the next 11 victory Friday to lead the Chicago Civic Center. Howard says he’s "The Spoiler", here to spoil Starling’s nesdovr 7:30 o.m., prayer Lake St. Rev. James Bel- emeritus. 10 a.m., worship OMNNOFanST meeting. lasov, pastor. 9:30a.m., Sun­ Jehovah’ s Witnesses, 447 ciety, East, 153 W. Vernon St. m ^ tj^ lead the Detroit Tigers to a batters before David (Jreen Cubs to a 7-2 victory over the San Tolland Turnpike. Tuesdav, Rev. Arnold Westwood, min­ service, church school. LydeB and Vernon Bbusli dreams, while the “Magic Man" hopes a victory will vault him into position 4-0-vi«ory. singled to lead off the fifth. Francisco Giants. for a world championship fight. 11 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 23. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 23, 1983 - 17. Elway key to NFL draft

had traded to San Francisco. Scoreboard NEW YORK (UPI) — Just about for admitted gambling. Elway, Dickerson,” says Dick Steinberg, the only thing Ernie Accorsi is sure however, has indicated to the Colts player personnel director for New Dallas has the No. 23 choice and of heading into Tuesday’s NFL through attorney Marvin Deinoff England. “ He's a big back (218 the first round wraps up with draft is that he won’t be selected. that he prefers to play for a west pounds) with 4.5 speed, great scheduled picks by the New Yijrk Baltimore’s general manager Coast team. Demoff also has told power and excellent cutting abil­ Jets, Cincinnati, the Los Angeles will be on the spot at 8 a.m. EST, the Colts that Elway. may pursue ity. I’d say he’s better than (New Raiders, Miairii and Washington. when the draft begins in a New his pro baseball career if he is Orleans’ fuUback) George Rogers “ The last draft this deep in quarterbacks was 1971, when Jlin APena P 0 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Barbra MIzrohle 73-68— 141 York hotel with the West Coast still selected by Baltimore. because he’s faster and has more Totals 32 4 9 4 Totals 34 2 8 2 Bolting lalandera 5, Rangera 2 Kathv Whitworth 7269^141 U.S. Mixed * Plunkett, Archie Manning and Dan Lot Angolet 030 000100— 4 plover, cib ab r h 2b 3b hr rbl ovo in dai;'kness. The imposing figure While Elway is not the only style.” Catherine Duggan 7269— 141 Lou PolinskI 215, Fred KozIckI Pastorini were the first three Baseball Pittsburgh 001001 000— 2 Heep, N Y 25 7 13 3 0 2 3.520 Susan Lynn Grams 71-70— 141 of Stanford All-America quarter­ quality athlete available, he holds The new USFL lured away Gomewlnnlng RBI — Guerrero (1). 3.393 NY Islanders o 2 3—5 224-212-625, Don M odore 212, Te rry players chosen,” says Frank Ashbv. Hou 28 2 11 3 0 1 NY Rangers 1 10—3 Muffin Spencer-Devlln 71-70— 141 Prlskwoldo 235-567, Sheila Price 232- back John Elway overshadows a the key to the rest of the draft. several sure first-round NFL picks E — Brock, Guerrero, Russell. D P — Los Hndrck, StL 31 5 12 3 0 3 12 .387 Sue ErtI 77-75— 142 bumper crop of collegians to be Accorsi will be listening to offers like running backs Kelvin Bryant Smouse, Cincinnati’s assistant m- Angeles 3, Pittsburgh 1. LOB— Los Dawson, Mtl 44 7 17 3 3 3 9.386 First period— 1, N Y Rangers, Duguay 2 557, Diane Brennan 192505, Kris Angeles 4, Pittsburgh 6 .2B— Reuss, Ray, (MePhee, Bockman), 12:45. Penalty— Rose Jones 71-71— 142 McLaughlin X1-1925X, Linda Bottoe rector of player personnel. “ This Chmbiss, Atl 37 5 14 2 0 3 7.378 Pat Bradley 6273— 142 chosen over 12 rounds as the league from other teams right through and Craig James, wide receiver .B ueball standings Mazzllll. HR— Guerrero (4), Sax (1). SB Kennedy, SD 53 6 20 3 0 2 16 .377 Trottler, NYI,6:36. 177-493, Sheila BonettI 189-457, Suzanne year, there could be six quarter­ — T.Pena (2). SF— Russell. Second period— Z NY Islanders, To- Diane Dailey 7270— 142 Feltm an 182519, Fran Moseley 182460, shrinks the traditional two-day Tuesday morning and San Diego Trumaine Johnson and safety Cedeno, CIn 40 8 15 3 0 1 8.375 Sandra Palmer 67-75—142 backs taken in the first round.” IP H RERBBSO Oester, CIn 52 6 19 4 0 2 7.365 nelll Ruth Urban 462, Marge DeLlsle 481, selection process into one day of appears to have the inside track at David Greenwood, but talent ' - . AMERICAN LEAGUE Los Angeles 5 (Goring, Morrow), 4:0Z 3, NY Chris Johnson 70-72—142 Linda Burton 472. Besides Elway, pro scouts are Easier, Pitt 25 3 9 1 0 0 0.360 Jan Stephenson 6273— 142 instant young millionaires and the No. 1 pick if the Colts decide to abounds in the '83 draft. (Lotenloht 0o m « not Indudod) Reuss (W 3-0) 81-3 8 2 2 1 3 O.SmIth, StL 31 5 11 2 0 0 2.355 Islanders, Goring 1 (Tonelll), 5:0Z 4, N Y frantic wheeling and dealing. give it up. “ The first round is certainly excited about Miami’s Jim Kelly, EOit A. Pena (SI) ^3 0 0 0 0 0 Rangers, Lelnonen 1 (Hedberg, Beck), JeanneHe Kerr 7270—142 who appears recovered from a ' u W L Pet. OB Pittsburgh Ptidlino 9:31. Penoltles— Trottler, N Y I, 7:54; M arl McDougall 7272— 142 Zodiac The draft was cut to one day With Dan Fonts, their free agent deeper than any I can remember,” Baltimore 8 5 .615 __ Rhoden (L 0-1) 7 9 4 4 2 1 pitcher, d b w I to h bb SO era MePhee, NYR, 11:38. Anne-Marie Polll 7272— 142 separated right shoulder; Pitts­ Lea, Mtl 2 0 15.2 6 3 6 0.57 Kathy Postlewalt 6273— 142 Ann Lee 181-475, Judy McCusker because of competition from the All-Pro quarterback, demanding a says Atlanta General Manager Milwaukee 6 6 .500 IVa Tekulve 2 0 0 0 0 2 Thirdperlod— 5, NY lslonders,Gorlng2 200-191-560, Susan Borofsky 178, Elea­ burgh’s Dan Marino, who slumped Toronto 6 6 .500 V/7 T — 2:2Z A— 8,846. Perez, Atl 3 0 25.2 16 3 20 0.70 (Nvstrom, Tonelll), 5:21.6, N Y Islanders, Stephanie Farwig 71-71— 142 new United States Football whopping raise, the Chargers may Tom Braatz. “ The teams picking 18 0.82 Sue Roberts 7271— 143 nor Rodonis 456. as a senior after a superb juniiw •S^ton 8 7 .462 2 Seover, N Y 1 0 22.0 11 8 B. Sutter 4 (Lane, D. Sutter), 8:09. 7, N Y League. decide Elway is the man to in the first round will be able to get g«trolt 6 7 .462 2 Lefferts, Chi 0 0 10.2 4 3 6 0.84 Islanders, M orrow 1 (unassisted), 14:09. Sondra Post 71-72— 143 “ This is the best draft I’ve seen continue San Diego’s tradition as both an outstanding football player year; and Tony Eason ot Illinois, ;;New York 6 8 .429 T h Hm m kr, SF 1 1 15.0 5 0 15 1.20 Penalties— Potvin, N Y I, 9:25; B. Sutter, American League Pena, LA 2 0 11.1 9 3 11 1.59 Elks since I’ve been in scouting,” says the league’s most dynamic passing and someone to satisfy their ne^s whom Hickey calls, “ a very Cleveland 6 8 .429 2Va N Y I, 17:5Z Indiana 5, White Sox 1 Camp, Atl' 2 0 22.0 22 7 12 1.64 Shots on goal— N Y Islanders 18-14-12— Jerry Ridel 152-405, Chuck Barrera Mike Hickey, director of player club. Following a trade with San by position — that is very intriguing football player.” Oakland 9 6 .600 __ Carlton, Phil 3 1 32.0 28 10 42 1.69 44. N Y Rangers 7-10-13— X . 140-132406, Rudy Guedesse 141-386, personnel for the New York Jets. Francisco Friday, the Chargers Another highly rated quarterback "California 9 6 .600 __ Chrstnsn, P 0 1 10.1 7 3 11 1.74 Goblles— N Y Islanders, Smith. N Y Transactions Doug Scruton 132X3, Mickey Finn 142- unusual.” Soto, CIn 3 1 30.0 20 12 25 2.10 “ Everyone will get a great pick in hold three first round picks — Nos. Scheduled to select third are the is Todd Blackledge, a 6-foot-4,220- Kansas City 6 4 .600 Vi CHICA(30 CLEVELAND Rangers, MIo. A — 17,390 X 2 Tra vis Cook Sr. 162139-429, Andy UPI photo ...Texas 8 6 .571 Va abrhU a b r h b l Lam oureaux 132152394, Ralph Doyer the first round and no one should 5, 20 and 22. The Colts may be Los Angeles Rams, who are pound Academic All-America who Minnesota 8 8 .500 I'/i RLow ct 4 0 0 0 ABnnstr If 4 0 2 2 161-400, Bruce Fish 132142414, Dave • Football leave this draft unhappy.” willing to'part with the top pick for looking for a power back, with led Penn State to the national title .-Chicago 6 7 .462 2 Bernzrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 4 10 0 Richards 142162-149-454, To n y FIcaro LANNY WADKINS BLASTS FROM TRAP -Seattle 6 12 . 333 4'/a Baines rf 4 0 0 0 Hargrv 1b 2.0 1 0 Oakland (U SFL)— Waived linebacker XZ Al Atkins 142-X6, Joew Cataldl Especially Elway. several high draft choices and a Denver No. 4 and San Diego fifth. last season before forsaking bis Bobby Overly and activated line­ , Friday's Results Luzinsk dh 3 0 0 0 Thorntn dh 3 0 0 1 backer 132378, Paul Ford X 4 , Hank Hebert . . . en route to three-wav MONY deadlock The 6-foot-3 budding superstar few current Chargers, Buffalo and Chicago have two final year of collegiate eligibility. Cleveland 5, Chicago 1 Kittle If 3 0 0 0 Tobler 3b 3 1 0 0 Football Basketball 132399, Dave Lachapelle 159-384, Ray Detroit 4, Seattle 0 Bruce Beeklev, fullback Jerry Al­ P a rr 138-142392, Bernie Welch 152380, holds the major college record for “ I have the feeling that Balti­ first-round picks while Cleveland, Squires 1b 3 0 0 0 Culmer rf 2 0 0 0 dridge Dickerson, who averaged a " Minnesota 5, New York 3 Fisk c 110 0 Vukovch rf 2 0 0 0 Babe Pelletier 142X8, Ernie Pepin 355, most career completions (774) and more will trade its No. 1 pick to San New Orleans, Tampa Bay and San Toronto at Kansas City, night Hairstn ph 1 0 0 0 Mannng cf 4 2 2 0 and safety Ed Taylor. Travis Cook Jr. 372, John Rieder 351, ranks No. 2 in all-time passing Diego or any one of several other sensational seven yards a carry as M l woukee at Texas, night Hill c 0 0 0 0 Bando c 2 0 10 San Frandsoo — Traded first round Max Welch 350, Tony Desimone 370, Francisco will not select in the USFL standings droH choice to Son Diego for two second yardage (9,349) to Jim McMahon, teams,” speculates former NFL opening round, barring a trade. a senior en route to 1,617 yards and t." Baltimore at California, night VLow 3b 2 0 0 0 Franco ss 3 1 1 1 NBA playoffs Don Benoit 381. ’ Boston at Oakland, night Walker ph 10 0 0 round droH choices. Three share edge the NFC Rookie of the Year with a third-place finish in Heisman Basketball coach Hank Stram, who will cover Chicago picks sixth, followed by '■ V... _ Saturdov’s Games Dvbzns 3b 0 0 0 0 Atlantic Division Trophy voting, heads a fine group (All Times EST) Houston — Coach Del Harris an­ Chicago last season. Elway, who the draft live for CBS radio. Kansas City, Philadelphia, Seat­ Flelchr ss 3 0 2 1 W L T Pcf. PF (Late gome not Induded) nounced his resignation. Eastern Business also is being wooed intensively by ’’They’re thinking there’s no point of rushers. Curt Warner, whom (MooreO-2) at Detroit (Retry 2- Totals 38 1 2 1 Totals 29 5 7 4 Philadelphia 6 1 0 .857 145 Opening Round tle, the New York (Giants and ;0 ), 1:50 o.m. Chicago 001000 ODD— 1 Soccer Bruce Loverv 174*411. Bub Holmes the New York Yankees because of in using our No. 1 draft choice on Penn State coach Joe Patento Boston 5 2 0 .714 166 (Bost-of-throo) Montreal — Announced goal­ Green Bay, on a pick from New Minnesota (O'Connor 1-0) at New York CIcvelm d 030100 lOx— 5 New Jersey 2 5 0 .286 109 (All Times EST) 169*426. Bill M unroe 155-403. John at MONY tourney calls, "the best athlete I’ve bad TRowley 2-0), 2 o.m. keeper his skills as an outfielder, threw for. Elway if we can’t sign him.” Orleans. Buffalo' choses 12th, De­ Gome winning RBI — None. Washington 1 6 0 .143 94 Eoslem Conference Aceto 154-412. Bill Moorhouse 153. Ron •... Chlcogo (Lamp 2-1) at Cleveland MedhI Cerboh hod cleared waivers and Joiner 152-408. Lou Bottl 150. Paul 77 touchdowns and had just 39 Houston is set to draft second troit is 13th and Buffalo picks again since Lenny Moore,” is a versatile E— Fletcher 2. DP— Chicago 1, Central Division Boston vs. Aftanto will return home to Algeria. (Barker 2-1), 2:05 p.m. Cleve­ Tam pa Boy 5 2 0 .714 137 131 (Series Hod, 1-1) Gillberto 14M19. Tony DeDomIcIs 148. interceptions at Stanford. and Stram expects them to select in the 14th slot, using a choice from back who has been nagged by Boston (Tudor 0-1) at Oakland (Norris Don Mothiews 398. Honk Gryzo 397. Bill CARLSBAD. Calif. (UPI) - Wadkins and Sutton carded 70s. land 1. LOB— Chicago 2, Cleveland 7 .2B Chicago 4 3 0 .571 166 98 Apr. 19 — Boston 103, Atlanta 95 The Colts hold the first pick in the Eric Dickerson, the All- America Cleveland. New England is 15th, hamstring injuries the past two ’^241), 4:05 p.m. — Fletcher. 3B— A. Bannister. SF— Michigan 3 4 0 .429 118 128 Apr. 22 — Atlanta 95, Boston 93 Moorhouse 392. Cliff Jones 388. Roy Jack Nicklaus, Lanny Wadkins Tied at 4-under were Raymond •"..Toronto (Leal 0-2) at Konsos CItv Je rry 387. draft and Accorsi certainly covets running back from Southern Meth­ followed by Atlanta, St. Louis, years. James Jones, a 232- pound Thornton. Birmingham 2 4 0 .333 80 96 Apr. 24 — Atlanta at Boston, 1 o.m. and Hal Sutton rode unspectacular Floyd and Jay Haas while Keith (Blue 00), 8:35 o.m. IP H RERBBSO Padfic Division (winner ploys Mllwoukoo) a player of Elway’s stature — odist, and then look to trade Earl Chicago (from Tampa Bay), Min­ power runner from Florida who ■ Milwaukee (Caldwell 1-2) at Texas Chicago rounds Friday to a 3- way tie Fergus and Wayne Levi were Los Angeles 4 3 0 .571 Now Jersey vs. Now York especially with quarterback Art Campbell. nesota, San Diego (from Green may be selected by the Rams with " (Honeycutt 24)), 8:35 o.m. F.Bnnstr (LI-2 31-3 4 4 1 '3 2 Denver 4 3 0 .571 (N ew York wins series, 241) Calendar LaVae Industrial midway through a $400,000 PGA another stroke back at 141. Baltimore (McGregor 14)) atCollfornlo Schlichter, last year’s No. 1 pick, “ The second-best player in the Bay), Pittsburgh and San Diego the No. 3 pick, is another coveted M ura 2 2-3 1 0 0 2 0 Arizona 3 4 0 .429 Apr. 20 — New York 118, New Jersey John Stratton 200. Roy Cote202. John tournament. Nicklaus carded three birdies (John 24», 10 p.m. TIdrow 12 110 0 Oakland 3 4 0 .429 107 Jenkins 200-551. John KozickI 212. Ken facing a possible NFL suspension draft is, without doubt, Eric again, using a choice it originally back. Sunday's Gomes Hickey 100010 Saturday's Games Apr. 21 — New York 105, New Jersey Cooley 201. Ray Chittick 210. Lou The event is known as the MONY and three bogeys en route to his par Seattle at Detroit Cleveland (All Timet EST) 99 SATURDAY PolinskI 204-568, Don Wilson 223*578. Tournament of Champions. round. He was the victim of a Minnesota at New York Blyleven (W 1-3) 9 2 1 1 1 11 Los Angeles at Michigan, 8 p.m. ( Now York plays Philadelphia) Bob Oliver 203. O rt Cowles 204*577. RudI Chicago at Cleveland eosMbaii Nicklaus, the first-round leader bizarre scene on the fifth hole. HBP— by Blyleven (Fisk). WP— Denver at Arizona, 9:X p.m. Wosism Conference Manchester at Eost CathollCr 10:30 Wittke 237. Ed Dettore 202-567. Dick Toronto at Kansas City F. with a brilliant 65, joined Wadkins His tee shot bit an electrical wire Sundoy't Games Phoenbi vs. Denver M urphy 22*568. To m Provencal 216. Milwaukee at Texas Bannister, HIckev. Balk— Blyleven. Oakland at Birmingham, 1:30 p.m. (Series Hod, 1-1) Roger M IeezkowskI 201-221-208-620. Baltimore ot Californio Massosolt at MCCi noon (2) in 3-putting the 17th green to fall suspended over the fairway about MHS softball Twilight fete T— Boston at Philadelphia, 1:30 p.m. Apr. 19 — Phoenix 121, Denver 108 Tra ck John M yers 232-207-629, John Van No-hitter spun Boston at Oakland 2:41. A — 5,393. Apr. 21 — Denver 113, Phoenix 99 back into the deadlock. 120 yards off the tee. He was Tam po Boy at Washington, 1:30p.m. Manchester /East Catholic at Eastern Tassel 598. Cliff Champlln 213. Dave The three were at 7-under-par allowed to rehit the shot and that set for May 1 Apr. 24 — Denver at Phoenix, 9 p.m. • Relays Wilson 556. still periect . NATIONAL LEAGUE (winner ploys San Antonio) 137 on the La Costa Country Club ball hit the same wire. His third East Tlgersd.MarlqersO NFL draft SooHlovs. Portland SUNDAY course. Nicklaus finished with a shot landed near a ditch and he W L Pet. GB (Portland lends series, 14)) Baseball Home Engineers at Cheney again Apr. 20 — Portland 108, SeoHle 97 St. Louis 6 2 .750 — Housatonic at MCCr noon (2) par 72 in the second round while went on to record one of his bogeys. Led by the pitching of Kathy Valle’s Steak House in Hart­ SEATTLE DETROIT NEW YORK (UPI) — The order of Apr. 22 — SeoHle at Portland, 11 :X Evelyn Anton 192, Barbara Edwards Philadelphia 7 4 .636 Va abrhbl abrhbl selections for thefirstroundof Tuesday's p.m. X9-193, Paula Burke 485, Barbara Brann and hitting of Lisa Chris­ ford will be the scene on Sunday, Montreal 7 4 .636 '/i SHndrsn If 3 0 0 0 Whitakr1983 2b 4N FL draft: 0 1 0 x-Apr. 24 — Portland at SeoHle, 3:M Hlglev 47Z Cathy Bohlallan 188-480, tensen and Jen Kohut, Manchester May 1 as the Greater Hartford The week turned out to be a big Coventry, 4-0, did its scoring in -Pittsburgh 6 5 .545 I'/i Castillo 3b 4 0 1 0 Grubb rf 1. Baltimore 3 0 0 0 \ p.m. Carol Scott 468, Dolores Kelly I89-48Z New York 4 6 .400 3 High girls’ softball team belted Twilight Baseball Hall of Fame nothing for the Cheney Tech the second. Pete Palmer walked, Cowens rf 3 0 10 Wilson rt 1110 2. Houston ' (winner plays Los Angelot) Rosemarie Downham 216-519, Carol Blyleven hurls Chicago 3 10 .231 5'/a Putnam 1b 3 0 0 0 Gibson dh3. Los3 Angeles 0 Roms10 Snow 177-473, Lois Hager 213-481, Pair share inducts 13 former players and j. m x-llnocossarv Hall High, 15-3, in CCIL play baseball team. Sean Fowler ripped an RBI triple W I Zlsk dh 4 0 10 Parrish c4. Denver4 2 3 2 Radio & TV Shirley Eldridge X2-476, Phyllis Herit­ Friday morning at Fitzgerald one umpire from the Manches­ The Beavers, no-hit by Cromwell to right and Mike Greenwood ' Atlanta 9 3 .750 — Sweet c 1 0 0 0 Herndon 5. If Son 4 Diego (from 0 1 0 Son Francisco) age 177-469, Danne PIneo 473, To ni Indians to win Los Angeles 9 4 .692 Va Field. ter Twilight League. Thursday, befell the same fate followed with an RBI double to left. Phelps ph 1 0 0 0 Johnson 3b6. Chicago3 0 0 0 Cave 188-470, Bonnie Thom os 211-18/- L P G A lead The Twilight Leagues in Hart­ Cincinnati 9 6 . 600 I'/a DHndrs cf 4 0 0 0 Brookns 7.3b Kansas1 CItv 0 1 1 155, Helen Eaton 4X, Diane Cote CLEVELAND (UPI) — Bert The win was the fourth in as Friday morning as Coventry That was the lone offense for Son Diego 6 8 .429 4 TCruz ss 3 0 0 0 Lemon cf8 . Philadelphia 4 13 0 SATURDAY 180-488, AIvce M cArdle 475. ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. (UPI) Blyleven pitched his sixth career ford and East Hartford will also Houston 4 11 .267 6Va JCruz 2b 3 0 2 0 Leach 1b9. Seattle3 0 11 Golf many outings for the Silk Towners High’s Jody Morton spun a gem in Coventry, which was limited to Son Francisco 4 11 .267 6Va 1:X Dodgers vs. Pirates, Channels — JoAnne Camer shook off a two-hitter and struck out 11 batters have players honored at the leading his club to a 2-0 victory in Trm m ll ss 3 0 0 0 10. New York Glonts 22, 30 while the loss squares the War­ five hits by Elliott. ’’Elliott pitched Friday's Results Totals 29 0 5 0 Totals 33 4 12 4 11. Green Bay (from New Orleans) Powder Puff double bogey midway through her in earning his first victory this Hall of Fame’s Second Annual COC play at the Beavers’ field. . Chlcogo 7, San Francisco 2 2 Yankees vs. Twins, WPOP riors’ mark at 2-2. an excellent game. One inning he Soottlo 000000000— 0 12. Buffalo 2:30 United Airlines Women's Ten­ Cheryl Crlckmore 234-512. Helen first nine holes Friday and carded season and Alan Bannister tripled Brann worked the first six Induction Dinner, which begins The no-hitter spoiled an other­ got the ball up. Other thiui that, he Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, night Detroit OMOI0 02X— 4 13. Detroit PGA reaulta nis, Channel 3 New York at Atlanta, night Gomewlnnlng RBI — Parrish (1). Sladyk 175-47Z T e rry Slemlnskl 187-46.3 a 6-under-par 66 to move into a tie home two runs Friday to help the innings in upping her record to 3-0. at 6 o’clock. Most of the wise fine performance by the 14. Buffalo (from Cleveland) 3:X Bowling: Long Island Open, M ary Wright 186-469. Evelyn Feder 189. wasn't in trouble once,” said Montreal atCindnnatl, night DP— Seattle 1, Detroit 2. LO B— Seattle 15. New England Channel 8 with Janet Coles at the halfway Cleveland Indians snap a four- honorees played Twilight ball San Diego at St. Louis, night 7, Detroit 6 2B— Lemon 2, Parrish. 3B— Ruth Ann Glass 471. Martha Metivler She allowed just two hits, walked Techmen’s Rob Elliott, who Baccaro. 16. Atlanta S4004W0 .Tournament of Champions 4 Red Sox vs. A's, W TIC 458. M a ry Bania 452. point of a $150,000 LPGA game losing streak with a 5-1 none and struckout two in her stint. between the ’20s and ’50s and pitched a strong game of his own. ” It was a good thing he (Morton) Philadelphia at Houston, night Wilson. HR— Parrish (1). SB— J. Cruz 17. St. Louis 4 Caesars Palace Men's Tennis Saturday's Games (10), Leach (1), Brookens (3). 18. Chlcogo (from Tampa Bay) At Carlsbad, CoHf., April 22 Classic, ESPN tournament. triumph over the Chicago White Christensen bad four hits and some of the inductions will te Elliott walked three and fanned (All limes EST) didn’t give them too much. We IP H R ER BB SO 19. Minnesota (pgr 72) 4:X Boxing: Marlon Starling vs. Kite Owls The event is known as the S&H Sox. Kohut three in a 13-hit Indian ■ posthumous, including that of two and had one bad inning — the didn’t hit the ball that well. And Los Angeles (Welch 0-2) at Pittsburgh Soottlo 20. San Diego (from Green Bov) Jack NIcklous 65-72—137 Kevin Howard, Channel 2 (Candelaria 24» 1:50 p.m. Golf Classic. It was also the first complete attack and each had four RBI. umpire Jim O’Leary, who offi­ second — and that was enough for their guy threw a nice game, too,” Stoddrd (L 1-3) 7 1-3 9 3 3 1 5 21. Pittsburgh Hal SuHon 67-70— 137 4:30 MONY Golf Classic, Channel 4 June Derench 188-183-223-594, Annie ciated Manchester games for 45 San Francisco (Hommoker 1-1) ot Stanton 2-3 3 1 1 0 0 22. San Diego (from San Francisco) Lanny Wadkins 67-70— 137 5 Horse Racing: Wood Memorial, Gagnon 188-491, Beth Kenyon 211-189 Camer and Coles had 0- under- game for Blyleven since Sept. 5, Manchester scored a single run the unbeaten Patriots. said Coventry Coach Bob Plaster. Chicago (Trout 1-2), 2:20 p.m. Detroit S50, ChervI Barnett 198-483, Joyce years. 23. Dallas Ray Floyd 68-72— 140 Channels 8, 40, WPOP par 135s after 36 holes and bad a 1981, when the veteran right­ in the first and added two runs in Morton, sophomore righ­ Best bid for a Tech bit came in Montreal (Rogers 1-1) at Cincinnati Wilcox (W 2-1) 9 5 0 0 5 5 24. New York Jets Ja y Haas 70-7G-140 7:30 Mets vs. Braves, Channel 9, Michaud 186-487, Kathy BerzenskI 184, hander beat California 4-2. Bly­ other inductees from the JBerenyl 1-1), 7:05 p.m. PB— Sweet. T — 2:29. A — 1Z696. 25. Clndnnoti Keith Fergus 70-71— 141 WINF Dot Hills 179196-545, June Rowett one-stroke lead over defending the second to take the lead for thander, upped his record to 3-0 the sixth when Paul Nowak New York (Holman 0-1) at Atlonto leven, who was 2-2 last year before Manchester area include: Dan 26. Los Angeles Raiders Wayne Levi 7269— 141 8 USFL: Express vs. Panthers, ESPN 177-511, Kathy Kelley 177, Sue DeLusso champion Hollis Stacy. good. Hall bad a single tally in the with the no-hitter. He issued three grounded deep into the shortstop (Perez 3-0), 7:40 p.m. Twine 5, Yankees 3 27. Miami Craig Stadler 69-73— 142 194-484, Laurie Gagnon 463, Irm a Coles had a second-round 68 to go being sidelined with an elbow top of the second. Kohut lashed a O’Leary, Joe Tripp, Bill Hutt, walks and had a hit batsmen while hole. He, however, was nabbed at ' San Diego (Show 24)) at St. Louis 28. Washington Gil Morgan 71-71— 142 SUNDAY DeSimone 450, Bunny Ahl 459, Barbcra operation, walked just one in Wally Widholm, Jim Franco­ (Stuper 14)), 8:05 p.m. G a m . Hallberg 7270— 142 1 NBA Playoffs, Channel 3 DeCapnIo 467, Patti Herdic X2. with her first-round 67, while two-run single in the second to give striking out 11. Otherwise he was first on a strong throw by shortstop Philadelphia (Christenson o-l) at MINNESOTA NEW YORK earner's 66 was three shots better raising bis record to 1-3. line, BUI Calusine, Yosh Kinel, Isoo AokI 7269— 142 1:X USFL: Breakers vs. Stars, Manchester the lead for good. perfect. Morton walked the first Mark Berkowitz. Houston (NlekroO-1), 8:35 p.m. Ob r h M Ob r h bl Calvin Peete 71-71— ^142 Channels 8,40 Sunday's (Somes Brown cf 4 1 0 0 Rndiph 2b 4 0 0 0 TrI-Tewn than her opening- round 69. The Indians gave Blyleven all The Silk Towners added five Dick Kelly, Jackie Cronin and two in the fourth inning before Cheney’s next outing is Tuesday Bobby ClampeH 7271—143 2 Yonkees vs. Twins, Channel 11, umpire Ed Cordier. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Costlno 2b 4 2 3 2 Griffey lb 3 0 0 0 (5arv Koch 67-76— 143 WPOP Stacy matched earner’s 66 Fri­ the support be needed in the second runs in the fourth on three bits, striking out a pair and getting the at home against neighboring Bol­ Son Francisco at Chicago Ward If 4 0 11 Winfield If 4 110 Ray Bessette 213-211-205-629. Ray day to finish the 36 holes at 136. with three unearned runs off Floyd Tickets for the dinner, priced To m Kite 69-75— 144 2 Mets vs. Braves, Channel 9, W INF M ichaud 236-188-211*635. Dick Kingsley including RBI singles from Kohut third out on a grounder. ton High at 3:15. Montreal at Cincinnati GaettI 3b 4 1 1 1 Baylor dh 3 1 3 0 Johnny Miller 6275— 144 2:X MONY Golf Classic, Channel 30 New York at Atlanta Brnnsky rf 4 0 0 0 Kemp rf 3 111 Hockey 202-207-585. Dave Fraser 209*596. Joe Bannister, 1-2. Pat Tabler walked and Christensen. They tallied four at $15, are available from Jack “ We faced a good pitcher who Mike NIcoleHe 74-70—144 3 :X NBA PlayoHs, Channel 3 Catgnia 227-203*590. Bill Calhoun 209* Repass of 14 Pawnee Rd. in East C o v M irv (2 )— Berkow itz i t 34>-0O, . San Diego at St. Louis Bush dh 3 0 0 0 Smalley ss 3 0 0 0 Fuzzy Zoeller 74-72—146 and one out later, shortstop Scott times in the fifth on four safeties pitched an excellent game,” said Philadelphia at Houston Engle c 4 1 1 1 Nettles 3b 2 0 0 1 4 Caesars Palace Men's Tennis 566. Gary Sullivan 201-535. Charlie Seml^ gained 'Fletcher threw Rick Manning’s Hartford. Ballltleper r ( 4-0-0-0, T h trric n 1b ScoH Hoch 76-71— 147 Classic, ESPN Church 237-555. Andy Michaud 523. Don and closed it out with a three-run Tech Coach Bill Baccaro, who 2- 00-0, M orton p 3-0-1-0, Bernot If Ullger 1b 4 0 0 0 Mmphry ct 4 0 0 1 To m Watson 76-72— 148 4:X NASL: Cosmos vs. Blizzard, Faedo ss 3 0 10 Cerone c 3 0 0 0 Dzen 204-510. Bill Torrey 558. Al Morse grounder intq the dirt to give sixth inning. The 54th season of the Greater wasn’t discouraged by the second 3- 000, Polmtr ct 2-1-00, Fowler c Bruce Lletzke 75-74—149 Channel 9 500. Bob Edwards 508. Bob Arendt 512. Cleveland runners on first and Hartford Twilight League opens 3-1-1-1, Greenwood 3b 2-0-2-1, Beaulieu Gamble ph 0 0 0 0 NHL playoffs Tim Norris 7276— 149 4:X Boxing: Alexis Arguello vs. by Connors Hall capped the scoring with two straight no-hitter. “ He pitched a dh 3-000, Horris 2b OOOO. Totals :Matlonal League Pinlello ph 1 0 0 0 Bob Glider 75-75— 150 second and one out later, Julio May 24 when KaU Spqrts Shop Cloude Noel, Channels 22, X runs in the seventh off Manchester tremendous game and handled our 25-2-5-2. .Cubs 7. Giants 2 Totals 34 5 7 5 Totals 30 3 5 3 Ed Sneed 75-76— 151 4:45 Boxing: Eusebio Pedroza vs. Caterers Franco walked to load the bases. reliever Paula Hewitt. of Meriden goes against Society hitters all day. Cheney Tech (0)— Corbonell c3 -0 0 0 , Minnesota lOO 110 030— 5 Divisional Finals Bob Shearer 77-77— 154 Racky Lockrldge, Channels 8, 40 LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) - Sullivan 3b 2-000, Nowak ct 2 O O 0 , New York 000000003— 3 (Bost-of-sovon) Payne Stewart 75-79^154 6:X Colgate Wamen's Track, USA Julie Wrubel 126, Claire Hall 133, Sue Tabler scored on a wild pitch and ” We bad trouble in the past for Savings at an undetermined “ It’s not that we’re not working. Gam e winning RBI -C o s tln o (2). Defending champion Jimmy Con­ Pelletier 1b 2-000, EllloH p 3-000, ..SAN FRANCISCO CHICAGO Wales Conleronco Bill Rogers 78-76— 154 Cable Balesano 137-154-400, Linda Lazaroft Bannister followed with a liner to hitting slow pitchg but I was she. We took an hour-and-a-half of Beley 2b 2-000, Fires ss1-000, W arren abrhM abrhU ^ DP— Minnesota 2. LOB— Minnesota Adams Division To m Welskopf 77-78— 155 126, Lblne Steullet 127, Linda Tomas- nors advanced to the semifinals of 8 NHL Playoffs, USA Cable left field that took a bad bounce pleeised the way we were patient batting practice before yesterday or OOOO, Gonzalez OOOO, Foran If ' LeMostr ss 4 0 1 1 Woods If 4 2 2 2 Boston vs. Buffolo 8:X NBA Playoffs, ESPN zewskl 125-134-375, Carol Lewie 137-456, the 12th annual $400,000 King 2-000, Horford'ph 1-0-00. Totals Kulper 2b 2 0 1 0 Sondbrg 2b 2 1 1 0 N e w Y o r k 6. 2 B — C o stln o . H R — (Boston loads series, 3-2) Jeanne VolpM28. past rookie Ron Kittle for a triple. today. We got some solid hits. and today’s games. Our defense Costlno LPGA reaulta Tennis Classic Friday, downing 21- 0 0 0 . Martin p 0 0 0 0 Bucknr 1b 4 0 11 Apr. 14 — BuHalo 7, Boston 4 We’re beginning to get some the last couple of days has been Key: At bats-hlts-runs-RBIs. Voll ph 1 0 0 0 Durham ct 4 1 1 2 (5), Goettl (3), Engle (1). Apr. 15 — Boston 5, BuHalo 3 Steve Denton, 6-4, 6-4. Calvert p 0000 C e v 3 b 2000 IP H RERBBSO Apr. 17 — BuHalo 4, Boston 3 At SI. Petersburg, Fla., GOP Women Carter, Rogers offensive balance,’* said Manches­ Boiton Race good. The hitting will come Minnesota April 21, )9 n Connors meets Hank Pfister Coventry 0 20 00 0 0 2 ” CDovIs ct 4 0 2 0 Moreind rt 3 1 1 0 Apr. 18 — Boston 6, BuHalo 2 (P a r 72) Harriet Haslett 184-181-535, Joyce ter Coach Mary Faignant. The along,” said Baccaro hopefully. : Clark rf 2 0 0 1 Thmpsn If 10 0 0 Havens (W 2-1) 81-3 5 3 3 4 4 Saturday in the round of four. Cheney Tech 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Apr. 20 — Boston 9, BuHalo 0 Janet Coles 67-68— I X Bowling Tyler 232-181-562, Helen Zolegowskl pave Expos way Indian coach also c it^ the defen­ Sunday, May 1 Leonord If 4 0 0 0 JDavIs c 3 112 Davis 1-3 0 0 0 2 0 Apr. 22 — Boston at BuHalo, 7:35 p.m. JoAnne Corner 199469, Linda Latulippe 199456. Pfister downed Raul Ramirez of Evans 1b 3 0 0 0 Bowa ss 3 10 0 Whitehouse (S 2) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 6966— I X sive work of Patty Wojnarowski in x-Apr. 24 — BuHalo at Boston, 7:05 Hollis Stacy 7066— I X Mexico, 6-4, 5-1, retirement. O'Mallv 3b 4 0 2 0 Jenkins p 10 0 0 New York p.m. Patti Rizzo CINCINNATI (UPI) - Gary centerfield. The sixth annual five-mile Bol­ Alexndr (L 0-1) 7 2-3 6 5 5 0 3 6968-;137 Tee-Totalers In the other semifinal match, May c 4 110 Veryzer ph 1 0 0 0 Patrick Division JoAnn Washom 6960-137 Carter slammed a pair of two-run Manchester’s next outing is ton Road Race, sponsored by the Laskey p 1 0 0 0 Hernndz p 0 0 0 0 M urray 11-3 I 0 0 1 0 N Y Rangers vs. N Y Islanders Beth Daniel Robert Van’t Hof, victor over WP— Havens (2). T— 2:29. A— 17,037. 66-72— I X M a rv A n n Z o w llln sk l 222-177-545, homers and Steve Rogers pitched a Monday at Wethersfield High at Bolton Athletic Association, wUl be Chris p 0 0 0 0 (N Y Ishmdors lead series, 3-2) Shelley Hamlin 7068— I X D eano R icha rd 186-506, Claudette Sandy Mayer, 6-3, 3-6, 6-1, meets Yongbid 2b 2 1 1 0 ^ Apr. 14 — N Y Islanders 4, N Y Rangers Alice Miller AARP five-hitter Friday night, leading 3:30. held Sunday, May 1 at i o’clock Lack of facility 71-68— I X Mertens X5, Shirley Eldridge 511, NIkl Totals 31 2 8 2 Totals 28 7 7 7 Janet Anderson Mark Edmondson of Australia, Major league leaders 7069^1X Phil Dupont 209505, Bruno Glordono W ehren 192-466, Barbara Seifert 479, the Montreal Expos to a 4-0 victory Manchester also took the jayvee with the starting line set at Bolton Son Francisco 000 002 000— 2 Apr. 15 — N Y Islanders 5, N Y Rangers Debbie Meisterlln 71-60— I X Fran MIsserl 186-189523, M arcella winner over Sammy Giammalva, Chlcogo 220 030 00X— 7 0 Laurl RInker 235-566, Paul Desleunes 506, Connv over the Cincinnati Reds. tilt, 22-4. Kris Noone went the High. An entry fee of $3.50 will be (Indudlnggomesplavod Thursday, April 6971— 140Murzyn 5X, Ted GadarowskI 500, Earle Bonin 464, Donna MIeezkowskI 184-460, 6-1, 3-6, 6-2. (Jamewlnnlng RBI — Woods (1). Apr. 17 — N Y Rangers 7FNY Islanders Lori Huxhold 7260-140 Jessie Williams 191-526, Ruth Russell Rogers, 2-1, permitted just five distance to get the win. Dairyl charged for those registering for DP— Son Frandsco2, Chicago2. LOB— AMERICAN LEAGUE 6 Deedee Losker Everett 509, Ida Cormier 184, Gay 'The finals will be played Sunday 6072— 140 Messenger 455, Edna Christensen 450, 471, Noncy Washburn 189234-566, Jean singles, struck out five and walked the race in advance. Post entries hurts Bolton nine • Son Frandsco6, Chlcago4.2B— C.DovIs Bolting Apr. 18 — N Y Rangers 3, N Y Islanders Avako Okamoto Aldrich 464, Glenda Bergeron 178, Sibrinsz had a three-run homer for 71-69l-,140 Margaret Patrick 467. with the winner receiving $50,000. three in going the distance. will be charged $4. 2, Buckner, Youngblood, Sandberg. HR— plover, cIb ob r h 2b 3b hr rbl ovo 1 Debbie Austin 7070— 140 Doreen Wood 457, Terry Prlskwoldo Man'efaester. Kris Craft, Cathy Woods (1), Durham (2), J.DovIs (1). S— Apr. 20 — N Y Islanders 7, N Y Rangers There will be competition in six Brett, KC 40 13 19 8 0 4 13 " s Patty Sheehan 7268— 140 177-47Z Pat Thibodeau 175-511, Ruth Warwick, Laura Sloan, Judy Da- PORTLAND—It is kind of a hard we could do some practicing. Jenkins. SF— Clark. Shelby, Balt 25 8 II 3 0 1 4 ! ^ 2 M arty Dickerson 6 0 7 2 - 140 Friendship. W oodbury 229556, Lee Bean 181-X9 lone, Carrie Adams, Sandy Wilson men’s and women’s divisions: to put forth an effort when practice ^ , IP H R ER BB SO Hassey, Clev 26 2 11 1 0 0 2.423 Apr. 22 — N Y Islanders at N Y A -A m v Benz 6073— 141 543, Nancy Smith 465, Mario Coon 191, Otherwise It’s inside or on the Son Frondsco Rangers, 8:05 p.m. and Noone also hit well. Juniors (12-17); Open (18-29); time is limited. tennis courts.” Carew, Cal 48 7 20 0 0 1 12.417 Pat Meyers 6 9 7 2 - 141 Lee Bean 180XZ Pat Thibodeau Donna Page 48Z Laurene Robldo 475. Laskey (L 0^) 4 1-3 5 6 6 2 1 Mosebv, To r 24 5 10 0 0 2 5.417 x-Apr. 24 — NY Rangers at NY Laura Cole 66-75— 141 190183-519, Lu Toutain 177-175694, Lyn girl netters Submasters (30-39); Masters (40- Chris ^3 1 1 1 2 0 Islanders, 7:05 p.m. That’s what Bolton High has Bolton has a make-up Monday, Grots, Oak 27 8 11 0 0 1 5.407 Mary Dwyer 7071— 141 Relnohl 176, Shirley Pointer 488, Pat 49); Grandmasters (50-59) and been finding, and the woes con­ ■ Mortin 2 1 0 0 0 0 Thorntn, Civ 43 5 17 3 0 2 13.395 Campbell Conference Cathy Morse 7071— 141 Porter 456, CIndl King X5, Ruth Herald originally scheduled at home, that Calvert 1 0 0 0 2 0 Wvnegr, NY 23 2 9 3 0 1 siSi Norris Division Alison Sheord Woodbury 46Z Bill Zwick 213-X2596, Supermasters (60-over). tinued Friday afternoon as Por­ 71-70— 141 Leon Bilodeau X2-219575, Betty has been set for Middletown ... Chicago [pro. T o r 26 0 10 3 0 0 5.385 Chicago vs. MInnosota Becky Pearson 7 2 6 9 - 141 Steve Kershaw 210, Rich Woodbury No entries will be accepted after tland High belted the Bulldogs, Jenkins (W 1-2) 6 5 2 2 2 3 Brookens, Dt 29 7 11 1 1 1 6.379 (Chicago wins series, 4-1) Dale Etwellng 211-513, Jo e Kehoe 508, Dave Zahler 5X. Am brose 181, B arb CollettI 189476, East netters against VInal Tech. ’T m not sure 6073— 141 Jeanne Fromerth 181-485. see good year ahead 12:30 on the day of the race. 20-2,. in COC baseball action in if we will have another home game Hernondez (SI) 3 3 0 0 1 1 Boggs, Bos 53 720700 9.377 Apr. 14— Chicago 5, Minnesota 2 Cathy Reynolds 7269^141 Interested runners can contact ' T — 2:19. A — 6,630. Pltdllng Apr. 15— Chicago 7, Minnesota 4 Portland. this year,” Monroe said. pltdM r, d b w I to h bb so era Apr. 17 — Minnesota 5, Chicago 1 upend South Robert Chamberland, 149 Hebron The loss was the fourth in a row Buromr, Ok 0 0 10.0 12 2 1 aOO Apr. 18 — Chicago 4, Minnesota 3 (ot) By Len Auster strongest and played No. 1 where Apr. 20— Chicago 5, Minnesota 2 Herald Sportswriter Rd.,Bolton to obtain more infor­ for the Bulldogs, who’ve yielded 54 Roy Caso and John LaPlante ,{xpss4,RedsO Palmer, Balt 1 0 13.0 10 0 1 aOO she did have some trouble,” said mation. Honevett, T x 2 0 23.0 20 2 10 0.78 Smyths Division Arnold. runs in those outings. Portland each had three hits in Portland’s (}snbrrv, KC 1 0 11.0 8 0 4 0.82 Edmonton vs. Calgary HARTFORD— East CathoUc , (MONTREAL CINCINNATI There will be some new faces on “ We have a lot more depth in goes to 5-0 overall, 4-0 In the 17-hit attack. Freshman Jim Tellmnn, M l 1 0 10.0 4 2 7 a90 (Edmonton wins series, 4-1) boys’ tennis team stretched its conference with the win. Bastura was the winning pitcher Ob r h M ab r h hi Whiths, Mnn 2 1 13.1 12 5 10 1.35 Apr. 14 — Edmonton 6, Calgary 3 the Manchester High girls' tennis singles. We should do well in record to 3-0 with a 6-1 victory over Raines It 3 0 0 0 Cedeno rf 4 0 10 Stieb, To r 3 1 32.0 27 13 22 1.41 Apr. 15 — Edmonton 5, Calgary 1 team in 1983. And their appear­ singles. Sarah, Nancy and Alicia Wizards play “ It’s getting a little discourag­ striking out five while walking c Little ss 4 0 10 Milner ct 4 0 2 0 Castlll, Mnn 1 0 10.2 10 3 8 1.69 Apr. 17 — Edmonton 10, Calgary 2 South Catholic at Harford’s windy -. Dawson cf 4 0 0 0 Conepen ss 3 0 0 0 Apr. 18 — Calgory 6, Edmonton 5 ance should make quite a consider­ are all strong and Beth and ing,” said Bolton Coach Joe seven. Bob Cusano, first of four Beard, Oak 2 0 10.0 9 2 6 1.80 _1229jjAIN ST. • TEL. e a S S A S A • MANCHnagrep Colt Park Friday. Monroe. “ We can’t get on a field. Bolton pitchers, took the loss. Oliver 1b 4 2 2 0 Bench 3b 4 0 0 0 Thomas, Sea 1 0 1Z2 13 2 14 Z13 Apr. 20 — Edmonton 9, Calgary I able difference, according to Michelle gives us five good singles Monday night Wohifrd rf 0 0 0 0 Driessn 1b 2 0 0 0 Zohn, Cal 2 1 25.1 18 7 19 Z13 (x-lfnecossory) Craig Steams and John Dean led We haven’t been on a field since we Carter c 4 2 2 4 Oester 2b 4 0 0 0 Coach Millie Arnold. players,” Arnold said. Bolton Stanley, Bos 1 2 16.2 20 4 7 Z16 a sweep of the singles matchM by The Harlem Wizards, a team of started. We were on twice where 000 002 0 2 . Wolloch 3b 4 0.0 0 Wolkn- If 4 0 10 Rlghettl, N Y 3 0 20.1 12 5 17 Z21 “ I’m hoping for a strong show­ The fifth singles with play East and they alM combined to Portlon d' 212 1006 X 20 .rFrancon rf 4 0 1 0 Bllardell c 3 0 0 0 ing,” said Arnold, who'll try to . doubles. Candidates there include basketball magicians led by Flynn 2b 3 0 10 Postore p 2 0 1 0 post a doubles victory. fornier Globetrotter Marques Rogers p 3 0 0 0 Jones ph 10 0 0 improve on last year’s 3-7 record. seniors Sharon Lucek, Lynne East will host St. Bernard in its Scherrer p 0 0 0 0 The Indian netters swing into Sampson and Cary Shumaker, all Haynes, will appear at Rockville first nlxtstinq NQW.OX DISPLAY next match Monday at 3:30. TofalS 33 6 7 4 Totals 31*5 0 action Tuesday against Fermi returnees, junior Kelly O’Connell, High Monday against the Vernon Mentrool gOJWJJ*—J Rtlulti: Craig Stearns (EC) def. All-Stars and ex-UConn star Tony High in Enfield at 3:30. senior Amy Fournier and sopho­ Leslntkl 6-1, 6-2; John Dean (E C ) def. Rockets’ Harris Ckidnaotl * Gomewlnnlng RBI— Carter (1). As many as three of the four O ’Ueorv 64), 6-4; L a rry M Irable (E C ) Hanson. DraVEIAMY BE^Jn& mores Caity Blodgett, Jeanne E— Bench. DP— Montreal 1, Clndn- def. Shea 6-2, 6-0; Jo e Monlgos (E C ) The game begins at 7; 30, and all singles berths may be filled by Lemieux and Heidi Sullivan. def. Plouffe 6-2,2-6,7-5; Steorns-Oeon sophomores. proceeds will go to the Tolland l*°LOB— Montreal 3, CIndnnrtI 7. 2B— The iitiffltif family of driveway maintenance products “ I’m hoping for doubles teams (E C ) def Letinskl-Plouffe 1-4; Egon- Froncona, Oliver. HR— Carter 2 (4). SB— One is not an ordinary sopho­ that click,” said Arnold, who Scalzo (SC) def. Joe Abele-John Region Foundation. Tickets will be resigns as coach Conc«,don. ^ r b R BB SO more, though. Alicia Quinby, a Lonenc 6-1, 6-2; Kevin M o rk t-To m available at the box office on the • L«tM-ll« SupwrSMi drlVMiray Mtltr: 1984 CORVEHE hadn’t settled on the tandems. Azzara (EC) def. Ranelll-Fethersfon Sup«Mough protection against oil. fuel, weather. Available with sand tournament tested player ranked 6-2, 7-5. night of the game. Montreal "We have a 15-match schedule HOUSTON (UPI) — Houston was “ rwolved.” No terms were ..Rogers (W 2-1) 9 5 0 0 3 5 in the New England 16-and-under and I’m'very hopeful we get to the Rockets coach Del Harris went disclosed. CIncInnall • Lalex-lle AaphaLaatte Crack mier listing, moves in at No. 1. states as a team,” the third-year Postore (L 2-2) 7 7 4 4 1 3 Asphalt & rubber mix in harnly squeeze bottle. Indian Jayvees along with General Manager Ray Scherrer 2 0 0 0 0 1 That alone will make the Silk Indian coach said. Patterson’s wishes Friday and Patterson denied Harris was — 2:12. A --14,731. • Latea-ite Trowel-Patch Ready-Mli: Towners stronger. A team goes to the state Cummings okay square record resigned following a 14-68 season forced out although reports for For low spots and cracks AveilaMe Sarah F]jorstrom and Michelle tournament if it compiles a win­ tolerated by management to gain a inonths indicated Patterson’s vun-nvstM n Morianos, both sophomores, and ning record. Dodgers 4, Pirates 2 • Lalei-ila SuparPalch Stone Compound: to continue chance at drafting Ralph sire was to bring in a new coart Permanent filler for holes, large cracks. junior Nancy Keller are vying for Schedule: April 26 Fermi A, 27 WEST HARTFORD— Manches­ Sampson. Owner Charlie Thomps bad said PITTSBURGH the next three singles berths with South Windsor H, 29 Enfield A, SAN DIEGO (UPI) — The San ter High jayvee baseball team Harris, who guided the Rockets the decision was entirely " ‘ “ S ? ‘h b . abrhM TREAT YOUR DRIVEWAY RIGHT junior Beth Pagani not far .off. May 2 Rockville A, 4 Glastonbury Patterson’s. Sox 2b 3 1 1 1 Lacy rf 4 0 11 Diego Clippers said Friday doctors squared its record at 2-2 with a 3-2 to the NBA Final in 1981, said he Landrex cf 4 0 2 0 Mozzllll cf 4 1 1 0 WITH LATEX-ITE. Keller and Pagani played at Nos. 1 A, 6 Enfield H, 9 Fermi H, 11 Hall victory over Hall High Friday in Madicfc 3b 4 0 2 1 at Northwestern Memorial Hospi­ resigned after four years as head The new coach will inherit the Baker If 4 0 0 0 and 2 respectively a year ago. The A, 13 East Hartford H, 16 Wethers­ West Hartford. .(kierrer 3b4 1 2 1 Thmpsn lb 4 0 1 0 tal in Evanston, 111., have deter­ coach “ with deep personal regret TPena c 4 0 10 internal competition is very close, field H, 18 Simsbury A, 20 Conard Pete Frankovltch hurled a two- second oldest team in the NBA but •>rock 1b 3 10 0 mined that forward Terry Cum­ but with a sense of duty to myself one which wUI receive a big shotto Marshll rf 3 12 0 Harper If 4 0 0 0 says Arnold. H, 23 Penney A, 25 Windham A, 26 mings has only an irregular hltter, striking out 14, and Rob and to my family.” "Roenlck rf 1 0 0 0 Berra ss 2 0 0 0 “ Last year in singles we didn’t the arm next month. The Easier ph 1000 East Catholic A. Matches at 3:30 heartbeat, which should not affect Roy a had two hits to lead the young He said his contract paying him „5dosla c 4.0 0 0 Willow Street have much depth. Nancy was the p.m. have two of^ e top three NBA drt« "Yeager c 0 0 0 0 Roy 2b 4 1 2 0 Cheshire. C T 06410 his playing career. Indians. a reported $175,000 next season Russell ss 3 0 0 1 Rhoden p 2 0 0 0 Reuse p 3 0 2 1 Tenace oh 1 0 0 0 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 23, 1983 BUSINESS /Classified Are things piling up? Then why hot have a T A G SALE? The best way to r f i t Brief announce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you piece your Argument continues over lawyers who ad you’ll receive ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. 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Call 647-0530 gutters; room additions, TWOGENUINE COLUM­ To Service Your 42>/4 dn highest standards and without conflict," Smith said. including his own legal advice, to support a program ntiany law firms still allow their partners to become Ingersoll Rand '/4 bility. Call 521-4667. or 872-4106. decks, all types of remo­ BIAN emeralds. Unset. 1 2-FAMILY TAG SALE- Car With Our Spring Qieck-up up In a iater interview. Smith said he personally has wiil find it more difficult to vigorously articulate the directors of firms they represent? J.C. Penney 67‘/4 2>/4 deling and repairs. FR EE Ct. $50.00. 2 Ct. $75.00. Many baby Items, furni­ Lydall Inc. 11% up 2% 4 ROOMS-QuIet, cen­ 2 “ no argument" with a lawyer serving on the board of legal risks involved in the program than if he were not Looking at it from the other point of view. Smith BLACKWELL LANDS­ estimates. Fully Insured. 568-0515 evenings. ture, misc. April 23 8> 24. 11% dn % directors of a corporation his law firm does not required to make a business judgment," Smith said. said, “ I f you’re sitting in the law firm, of course, a seat Sage Allen trally located. Available CAPING Provides affor­ Telephone 643-6017. 8am-4pm. 26-28 Lyndale SPRING IS COMING 66V« dn NOW represent or is not attempting to represent. “ He wiii find it extremely difficult to argue that there on the board is certainly a way to enhance and cement SNET % May 1. $450/month In­ dable service for ONE UNIVERSAL va­ Street, Manchester. YOU ARE READY SI395 “ He would bring some expertise to the board that are serious legal risks in the program if he is also in your relationship with your client. Travelers 33% up 1% cludes heat, hot water 8, Garden/Lawn/Shubbery CUSTOM cuum cleaner. $25.00. call appliances. 643-9687. probably would not reside in the other directors,” the position of supporting the program as a director. “ And most iawyers will say that an experienced United Technologies 73 nc 2% care and general yard REMODELING- after 1pm. 649-7944. SUPER TAG SALE- BUT... ONLY clean up. Call 644-1686. REC. $36. Smith said. "Moreover, in that situation his fellow directors lawyer will be able to recognize when potential New York gold $437.00 up $.50 Bathrooms, kitchen, rec Asplnoll Dr., Andover. IS YOUR CAR? He also acknowledged that the stand against may be less likely to take his legal advice seriously...” conflicts of interest could arise.” rooms, roofing, siding, STEREO-Jullelle Next street to Village LAWNS CUT & house repairs. Licensed Market. Saturday April You need a sale and reliable PARTS EXTRA IF NEEDED AM/FM cassette record vehicle lor your SpriM driving. TRIMMED-Hqrd work­ and experienced. Call player. Tw o 2 way speak­ 23rd and Sunday 24th. WE WILL SECOND FLOOR Our Spring Check-udwill help ing college student with Gary 646-4743 or 649-8516. ers. 8” Woofers, 2 " SOMETHING FOR EVE­ assure uninterruptea, sale trips. ■Chtck 4 In8p8d all b«lt8 *he8«t •Inapaci Ironi auapanalon :APARTM ENT-One bed- and llghitn whart n«c«aaary 3 good rates. Free esti­ RYONE. Free Coffee. Tweeters, (list price •Chach and Inapact front 4 raar •room, living room, kit- mates. Call 643-7279 be­ Hrs. 10-5. •InapGct Air Flllw and P.C.V. brakaa (lndudln« hoaaa 4 maa* ••••••••••••••••••••••• $230.00) $65.00. Call 647- vahra. *chen. $275 pids utilities tween 5-8 pm, John. 0544. lar eyilndaf) ‘and security. Must be Rooflng/Slding 54 TAG SALE-AprII 23rd. *Praaaura taat coelno ayatam •Chack all ailarlor llghla •seen. Quiet house. 647- ROTOTILLI NG-$10.00 for BLACK NAUGAHYDE 10-4. Miscellaneous. 257 :0877. the average size garden. CHAIR-2 tlltback setings. Burnham Street, EXPIRATION DATE APRIL 29, 1983 643-2711 Quality work! Call 646- BIDWELL HOME Im­ Excellent condition. $98. Manchester. Classified..Store/Office Space ... :fOR. RENT-Duplex. Notices Business Opportunities .. .22 Household G oods...... 62 4689. provement Company — Call 646-3532 after 5pm Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property...... MISc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates F o r advertisements to be ^Qulet convenient loco- weekdays. GIGANTIC TAILGATE published Monday, the degd- Roofing, siding, altera­ Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Into.; ...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: .tlon. School, recreation. HOUSE CLEANING- tion, additions. Same SALE-Bolton High Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... P e ts ...... 65 $2.25 for one day llne Is 2:30 p.m ! on Friday'. -$475 month plus security, Domestlc with three ye­ number for over 30years. PlNE HUTCH-PaInted. School, Bolton, Conn. Tog Sales 69 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 • utilities. 875-2879. ars experince will clean May 14, 10 to 3. $10.00 per Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted.. Musical Items ...... 66 Per W ord: 649-6495. 38X70X15. Open shelves, your house or apartment. two small drawers on top. space. Reservations ne­ Auctions...... 04 Recreational Items ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15< Real Estate Read Your Ad ‘DUPLEX-Two bed­ Weekly or bi-weekly or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Two drawers, 2 doors on cessary. Call 649-4897 or 4 FAMILY TAG SALE- 1976 OMEGA-Good con­ BICYCLE-M en’s lOspeed Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« Services Classified advertisements rooms, appliances, car- one time cleaning. A bottom. Call 646-0241. 646-4519 or 429-1424. Saturday April 23rd, 9 to dition. Low mileage. 6 27" Sears Free Spirit. Homes for Sale...... 31 Ta g Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13« 'Petlng, washer-dryer Flooring 56 are taken by telephone as a person you can trust, $85.00. 3. 396 Birch Mt. Rd., cylinder. 3 speed. $2195. New high pressure tires. Financial Condominiums...... '..32 Services Offered...... Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12« ihook ups. $400 plus utill- with excellent referen­ TAG SALE-Saturday and convenience. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Glastonbury. 659-1906, Call 649-0129 after 5 pm. New pedals. Completely Lots/Land for S a le ...... 33 Palnting/Paperlng___ ,tles. Available May 1st. ces. For more Informa­ CLASS I trailer-camper Sunday April 23 and 24.10 Mortgages...... 11 Happy Ads:. The Manchester Herald is Directions. reconditioned. Like new. Investment Property ...... 34 Bullding/Contracting . -No pets. Call 646-4312. tion, 646-7971. FLOORSANOING — hitch. Tows 2000 lbs. Fits to 4. Many misc. Items. Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per column Inch responsible only for one Incor­ CHEVY NOVA-1977. 4 $75 Call 649-1794. Insurance...... 13 Business P roperty...... 35 Roofing/Siding...... Floors like new. Special­ Dodge Aspen Wagon or Great selection. 37 Edi­ T A G SALE-Saturday door, air conditioning, Automotive rect Insertion and then only TH R E E 4 ROOM APART- HOUSEKEEPER with son Rd., Manchester, (off Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumbing___ Deadlines izing In older floors, natu­ similar car. $30. 649-6646. only 9 to 5. Older refr Iger- power steering, power Flo o rin g...... Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 for the size of the original iM ENTS In four family five years experience. ral and stained floors. No West Middle Tpke. Be­ ator, upright freezer, 15 brakes. Excellent condi­ For classified advertise­ ;house. 2 with heat and hot Misc Automotive 76 Income Tax Service .: Insertion. Reliable, and references. waxing anymore. John MEN’S TEN SPEED tween Adams St. and East hp motor and gas can, tion. 68,000 miles. 649- Rentals Motorcycles/BIcycles___72 ments to be published Tues­ ■water Included. $435. 1 Will do weekly, bi-weekly Catholic). Employment Services Wanted...... Rec Vehicles...... 73 E rro rs which do not lessen Verfallle, 646-5750. BIKE. French made- clothes, odds i ends, 1381. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawa day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement heat not Included. $375. or seasonal. 528-6971 or household Items, Some­ Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 Call Ed or Dan 649-2947, Roger Revere. Red color. & Education For Sale deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by an 569-2320. 10 to 9pm. FLOORSANOING - SPRING CLEANING 8. thing for Everyone. 674 E. 1974 AUDI 100LS-4 cy­ TIRES-H 78X14. Very Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 646-9892, 646-6009. Good condition.$45.00. before publication. Floors like new. Special­ 646-2190. GET RID OF IT SALE! Middle Tpke., linder, Automatic trans- good condition. $70 or Help W a n te d ...... 21 Homes for Rent...... 43 Hollday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 additional Insertion. HOUSECLEANING- Toys, clothes, lewelry, ‘••••••••••••••••••••••• izing In older floors, Manchester. ^ xltllsslon, AM /FM , 60,000 best offer. Sears Super Domestic with three ye­ natural and stained ONE PAIR offwhitether­ some oak, trunks, camp mirreT' Excellent condl- Guard 30. Used very lit­ Home* tor Rant 43 ars experience will clean floors. No waxing any­ equlpment, tents, jion. Some rust. $950. tle. Call after 12 noon. A mal drapes 70X84 plus your house or apartment. more. John Verfallle. 646- decorator traverse rod. stamps, coins, boxes of A u t O I T I O t l V e 647-8924 otter 5pm. 643-8561. Notices Empioyment Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Homes tor Sole 31 Lots/Land tor Solo Weekly, bi-weekly or one 5750. $60.00 or best offer. odds and ends. Satuday ■ ______time cleaning. A person Phone 647-9028 after 6pm. April 23,9to5,240’Learv 1974 DODGE DART - CRAGAR S/S MAGS with & Education NEWER FIVE ROOM du­ you can trust, with excel­ plex. 3 bedrooms, 1'/2 Slant 6 engine. Auto- Goodyear A 70X13 tires. lent references. For more ^ ^ „ Cars/Trucks tor Sale 71 matic, 71,000 miles. Good Four tor $99.00. Call $5^500- 21 SU M M IT. Spo- MANCHESTER-Bulld baths. $525 month. Secur­ BARBEQUE GRILL-USed Lott/Found 01 ’Inftotlen Get Yeo ASSISTANT MANAGER POLICE OFFICER-Town Information, 646-7971. For Sale TA G SALE-AprII 23rd, 9 ______condition. $1900 or best mornings 649-2558. Help Wanted 21 TRAINEE-Retall fabric O f Coventry, Police De­ clous'' well kept. 3 bed­ your dream home herel ity. References. 643-8510. very little. $45.00. 643- OewnT | 0748. to 4. Five families. Baby offer. 649-9382. chain, now Interviewing partment. Applications room townhouse with Prime location. Blue WILL CARE FOR YOUR items, tools, furniture, : Cat Bp, Got CuH being accepted for full fenced yard. Modern at­ Trails Estate, starting 1973 MERCURY FOUND — SET OF KEYS for assistant manager's CASHIER-Full time CHILD In my licensed and household Items. 36 INVITATION TO BID : Earn good SM MOtng position. Sewing expe­ time position of Police needed in modern phar­ tractive kitchen. New low $30's. H.M. Frechette CHEST FREEZER-$99.00. MONTEGO-Power steer­ SUBARU-1977 Wagon. The Manchester Public P ot Lincoln Center. Can be DRIVERS-at once, to sell home. 15 months to 4 Holl Street. Raindate ' Amid Con S23-S401 rience a must. For per­ Officer. Duties Included furnace, full basement Real Estate, Inc. 644-3481. Retort Property 45 Household Goods 62 Call 647-1578. ing, power brakes, auto­ Regular gas, good condi­ Schools solicits bids for picked up at the Man­ Ice cream In your own macy. Hours 9-5, Monday years. Woodbrldge Sunday. Econollne Club Woeon Van or 2t0-2041 sonal Interview appoint­ but not limitedto general thru Friday. Fringe be­ and attic. By owner. 649- matic, air, stereo, ra- tion, luggage rack. $1200. chester Herald office be­ local area. No experience Street. 646-8129. 649-5400. tor the 1982-1983 school year. ment, please call So Fro patrol, criminal and acci­ nefits and pleasant work­ 8014. THREE COMBINATION dlals. Running condition. Sealed bids will be received tween 8:30 o.m. and 5 needed. Our street vend­ STORM WINDOWS 31" $500. 643-4515, after 6pm. p.m. Monday — Friday. ing trucks make big mo­ Fabrics 646-7728. dent Investlgotian, citi­ ing conditions. Apply In NARAGANSETT R.l. Im­ LAWN SERVICE- USED REFRIGERA­ until 3:00 P.M ., May 10, 1983, zen complaint response, MANCHESTER-Brick TORS, WASHERS, by 60". $15.00each or best FORD-1977 E150 Van. Ex­ at which time they will be ney. Apply only 9am- A L L POSITIONS, person only 9-5, Monday Rentals maculate 3 bedroom Rellable students willing cellent condition. Cus­ publicly opened. The right Is A VA ILA B LE- Meat man­ SECRETARIAL enforcement of criminal thru Friday at Liggett and aluminum sided du­ home. Dishwasher, deck, Ranges -.clean, guaran­ offer.Call between 5 and 1973 FORD-Gran Torino SMALL CHANGE 12noon. International Ice to care for YOUR lawn. 7pm, 643-7846 or 649-8188. TAG SALE-Sunday April Station Wagon. Auto­ tom paint. Mags, sun reserved to relect any and all PURSE left at Manches­ Cream, 44 Prospect Hill ager, meat cutter, cashi­ POSITION-The Man­ and motor vehicle laws. Drug, Manchester plex. 2 bedrooms each overlooking ocean, 5 Free estimates. Quality teed, parts and service. 24, 9 to 3. Household, bids. Specifications and bid ers, stock clerks, etc. chester Board of Educa­ Applicants must have Parkade. side. Much carpeting and minute walk to beach, Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, matic Transmission. Air roof, AM/FM Stereo. forms may be secured at the ter Herald office. Owner Rd., (Rt. 5) EastWIndsor. work. Call Steve 643-1619. furniture, misc. (corner $3200 or best offer. Call Business Office, 45 N. School Taking applications at tion Is seeking applicants graduated from a high . some appllonces remain. Rooms for Rant 41 tennis and playground Son, 649 Main Street, LOVELY SUMMER conditioning. Very me­ may claim by Identifying. of Virginia and Charter days 528-2782, evenings Street, Manchester, Connec­ Allen's Supermarket, Rt. for a year round (52 school, technical school Shows nicely. $78,900. available. $400 per week. 643-2171. W EDDING DRESS and chanically sound. 646- ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Call 643-2711. DENTAL ASSISTANT- INGRAHAM LAWN and veil. Small size. Lined Oak). 6430442. Full time. Pleasant mod­ 44 Coventry. Mondays weeks) central office po­ or an equivalent educa­ Strano Real Estate, 646- 646-4320. 2184. Business Manager. Real Estate ODD JOBS-DethatchIng, cotton batiste and lace 046-04 ern office. Excellent and Wesnesdays 5-8pm, sition. Immediate open­ tion, and not less than 2000. GENTLEMAN PRE­ SEASONED LOST-Male Sheltle/Col- r . • . raking, mowing, lime, caftan. Perfect for out­ 19733 M ONTEGO MX - lle. Slmsbur$j|tao, In the salary and benefits. No or call Fowler’s Super­ ing. Applicants must po- three(3) years of employ­ FERRED. $50.00 weekly. fertilizer, garage, cellar,, FIREWOOD-Cut, split, market 445-0500, ask for sess good secretarial ment Involving increas­ MANCHESTER-Ranch, delivered $85. Cut to door wedding. $65.00 Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 Cars/Trucks tor Sale 71 High mileage. Good con­ ADMISSION OF ELECTORS Manchester area. 647- Saturdays. Experienced Kitchen privileges. 64^ barn. Driveway sealer.' 643-1938. dition. 649-9770 after 6pm. LIM ITED SESSION 8505; work 659-2781. or training preferred, but Curt or Craig. skills. Excellent benefits. ingly complex relation­ Homes tor Sole 31 six rooms, 1W baths, 2car 2000. Wonted to Rent 47 Call for free estimates. length, $75. Call 228-9101 BOLTON, CONN. Contact Mrs. Pot Ladd, ships with the public. A garage. New roof and weekends and evenings. will train right person. Special Senior Citizen 15HP Mercury outboard. HONDA CVCC-1975. Notice Is hereby given that LOST-4 year old male Coll 633-3509. personnel office, Man­ college education maybe siding. Excellent loco- TWO ROOMS-PrIvate en­ Discount. Call 643-1855 the Board of Admissions of NURSE AIDES-CertIfled. substituted on a year-for- tion. Interior needs your ADMIRAL FROST FREE Needs work. $99.00. 643- Standard, hatchback, Electors will be In session in beagle and shepherd mix. chester Board of Educa­ BOLTON-7 Room con­ trances. Ladles $30. Mens O N E BEDROOM anytime. the Community Hall, 222 Full and part time posi­ tion, 45 North SchOQl year basis for the expe­ decorating touch. Re­ REFRIGERATOR and 6913. STEPHEN WORID OF WHEELS low mileage. Good condi­ Black and tan with white RN-LPN 3 to 11 position. temporary. 2 cor garage, $30. Also: Fur coot, A P A R TM E N T wanted. tion. $1800. Call 646-2234. Bolton Center Road, Bolton, Staff Nurse. Alternotlngj tions available. 7-3 shift. Street, Manchester, rience requirement. Ap­ duced to $78,000. R. Ml- Westinghouse self-clean Conn., on Saturday, APRIL chest. Friendly, answers wall to wall carpet dresses, suits, etc. Call Single man with small R O TOTILLIN G with my SLEEPER-SOFA. Dark 11 to “ Hoppv". Russell St. days one week, 4 days Excellent benefits. Crest­ Conn. 06040. 647-3451. plicants may be subject throughout. FIreplaced charl Quish, Real Estate 649-5459. dog seeking clean place Troybullt. Spring rates range. Both electric. 30,1983, from 9a.m. -11 a.m., other week. Weekdays fleld Convalescent Home Equal Opportunity to Witten, oral, physical Broker, 649-0676. Avocado. Reasonable. brown and gold plaid. 1977 CHEVY MALIBU- and not afterwards, to admit vaclnlty. 643-6484 living room, 2 baths, to live In Manchester before May 15. Coll after Excellent condition. $275. PRICE W Automatlc transmission, those seeking to vote In the only. No weekend Invol- and Fenwood Manor In Employer. agility, psychological Good condition. 649-6552. anytime. aluminum siding. Acre COMFORTABLE ROOM- area. To $325. (212) 666- 4:30 or weekends. 646- 649-6580. STEnilN IS OUT TO D IFU T AU Cl PETmON power steering and May 2, 1983 election whose vemnet. Crestfleld Con­ Manchester. Please call and polygraph examina­ Plus-lot. $73,900. by Genfleman preferred. No 3895 (collect) or leave 7634. aualiticatlons as to age, citi­ between 9 and 3, Monday BOOKKEEPER-For tions. Salary range Condomlnhtmt 31 WHIRPOOL DRYER- ONCE AND FOR AU IT DECURMG ! WAII brakes. $2200 or best zenship or residence was FOUND-Watch. Main valescent Home and Fen- owner. 646-8686. smoking. On the bus line. message for James Sacks offer. Call 647-0409, or attained since April 11. wood M anor In - Friday 643-5151. Manchester retail opera­ $15,640 to $17,596. Appli­ $75.00. Call 643-0732. BOY SCOUT and CUB Street, Manchester. Parking. Reasonable. 643-2711. References, se­ SCOUT UNIFORMS. In­ STEPHENS WAR ARSENAL work number, 547-5662. Dated at Bolton, Conn., this Please cqll to Identity. Manchester. Please call tion. Full charge and cations and lob descrip­ MANCHESTER- Phone 649-6526. curity deposit provided. 19th day of April, 1983. Mrs. J. Brownstein, DNS FLORAL DESTGNER- experience. 35 hour work tions are available at the cludes hats and belts. Ily| J. Cannon 742-6770. Immaculate 5 (plus) Pointlng/Papering 52 $12.00 each. Excellent 1974 DATSUN B-210.- Joan E. Dixon at 643-5151 Mon-FrI, be­ Expcrlenced for full ser­ week, Monday thru Fri­ Town Manager’s Office, room ranch, attached WANTED TO RENT- Registrars ot Voters tween 9 and 3. vice florist. 30 hours day. Retail and computer Town Office Building, Rt. Misc tor Sole 63 condition. Call 646-6314. Standard. Economical. HOME W ANTED-I am garage, large appi lanced Offlce space on busy 7.75% FINANCING Dependable. Excellent Catherine K. Lelner, minimum. Call tor Inter­ experience helpful. Send 31, Coventry, Conn. 06238. MANCHESTER- Town Clerk called "Ishmael". Well eat-ln kitchen, formal Apartments tor Rant 42 street. 1st floor. 200-4(X) PAINTING AND PAPER condition throughout. LEGAL SECRETARY- view, 643-0463. resume and salary re­ Equol dpportunity Em­ reduced. Two bedrooms, ••••••••••■•••••••••••a 15FT SAW YER GLASS ALL DATSUN, TOYOTA, FOAD, FONTIAC, FIAT ANO OMC TAUCKS 04304 mannered 6 week old dining room, large living square feet. 646-4153. HANGING — Exterior OUALIFY FOA STePHINS SUPCA LOW AATES, FINANCE A A TI Se- $1100. 6436605. needed. Typing andshor- quirements to:Arthur A. ployer. Closing date for 2 baths, pool, gas grills, aaaaoaoooaaoaoaoooaoaoo CANOE-$200.00. 14,000 kitten, cruelly aban­ room with fireplace, 2 and Interior, ceilings re­ COURT OF PROBATE thand required. T Y P IS T with office rou­ Gandelmqn, CPA, 179 Al- application Is May 16, sundeck. C H FA quali­ BTU Air Conditioner, doned In Mall parking lot. bedrooms, 2 baths, wall MANCHESTER — Extra M ARRIED COUPLE with paired. References, fully Sears Cold Spot, $250. 1975 A M C HORNET- DISTRICT OF COVENTRY 8 good lives left. 647-8857. Excellenf pay and benef­ tine experience. Organ­ lyn Street, Hartford, 1983. to wall carpet through­ fied. $45,900. 643^8649,643- NOTICE OF HEARING large two bedroom town- one child looking for Insured. Quality work. Bendix Radio Directional FINANCE WAR UNIT PRICING Automatlc. Very good E S TA TE OF its. Please call J. Lesner ized Individual with Conn. 06103. out. Full basement and 6591. apartment or house to ALUMINUM SHEETS 649-5277. pleasant telephone CARPENTER WANTI house. Private basement, Martin Mattsson, even­ Finder, $100. 5644-8089. running condition. $950 SANFORD F. JONES FOU ND-Large male gray attic. Exterior- heat, hot water, central rent In the Manchester ings 649-4431. used as printing plates — firm. Call 742-8158. Pursuant to an order of Hon. tiger cat. White paws. manner. Send resume RECEPTIONIST-Front Full time for couple of\ malntenance free siding. .007" thick, 23 X 284". 50< NEW 83 DATSUN-NISSAN BUYS David C. Rappe, Judge, with salary requirements Homes tor $ole air-conditioning In­ area. Please call 649-5985 Very friendly. 649-9022. CLERK TYPIST-Generol desk. Pleasant Individual weeks, or part tlmeT Convenient location. By- 31 before 12:30 or coll 643- each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone dated April 20,1983 a hearing to Manchester P.O. Main to answer busy phones 649-5908. cluded. $495. Cal 1649-4800. INTERIOR — EXTE­ •■••••••••••••••••••••• will be held on an application office work. Good typing owner. $69,900. 649-5004. 9231 after 2:00 ask for 643-2711. They M UST be SfNYlA S.P9 *4795 PULSAtstpo *5595 praying tor authority to sell skills. 35 hour work week. Branch, Box 604, Man­ and greet customers. RIOR Painting — Wal­ Home and Garden 64 M ANCHESTER — one, Loretta. * lpapering and drvwall picked up before 11:00 ZOOSX s.pd *7095 Motorcycles/Bicycles' 72 and convey a certoin pleceor 2 Good starting salary plus chester, Conn. Typing. Interviews only. CTANZAs.pd *6195 parcel of real property as In LOOKING FOR an two and three bedroom Installation. Quality pro­ a.m. only.. apartment? Be sure to state benfits. Send re­ Call Mrs. Flicklger, 527- X80ZX s.p<#11,695 VIUCK s.pd *5595 said application on file more sume to Superior Court 7236. BULLSEYEI Are you aportments. Heat and hot fessional work. Reasona­ SM ALL LOAD of loam, fully appears, at the Court of check the many vacan­ missing the mark on water. $375., $425., $495. ble prices. Free esti­ END R O LLS— 27rity Ophar oryplogramB ar* craaMd Irom quotattem by famouB pMpiB. p M garages, roofing, siding, '4EOMPLETE. Financing FREE TO GOOD HOME I FIROMD *7895 T-IOOOzd, *5191 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Alternate; Zoning Commis­ and praaant. Each Mtar In tha dphar atanda for anolhar. Toda/M due: Pequd$ M. A TE SALES PERSON for with two car garage, large living room. BRICKS, BLOCKS, kitchens, bathrooms, re­ E S T A T E OF sion; Zoning Commission, our busy Andover office. 4 ROOMS-lst floor. Two STONE — Concrete. favlalable. Call N EIL toll Part Siamese, spayed. J-3000 Coupa *5995 6000 4 d. *7795 2 baths and many extrasi Price placement window s free 1-800-221-1461. Indaor female cat. 643- BARBARA R. CHASE Alternate; Zoning Board of Predomlnatly serving buslines. Appllancass, Chimney repalri. No lob BONN 4 dr *7995 GRAND PRIX *7895 Deceased Appeals; Zoning Board ot $ 1 0 5 ,0 0 0 . /doors. 643-6712. 5705. “WJQUYVQYOUIW QYU QCC YNAPI, the towns of: Andover, parking. No pets.Secur- too small. Call 644-8356. The Hon. William E. FItzGe- Appeals, Alternate; and Also available: Choice Bulldlno Lots Ity. $325.646-3494; 649-4742 WET/DRY VACUUM raid. Judge, of the Court ot Town Meeting Moderotor." Bolton, Hebron, Coven­ with city utilities. ALL FINANCE WAA'FAICa* BASED ON UNifa BEINd FN4ANCED BY Probate, District of Man- Notice Is hereby given that try. Will help train the evenings. EXPERIENCED DESIGN KITCHENS by with extra extension hose AKC MINI long hair OUA BANK FOA 4* MONIHa MAXHEUM, 14.E4 W ANNUAL AEACENTAOE SJI N I’W VJRP VFYU TJZ IF WPFO' Included. $15.00 Call 649- Dachshunds. 2 males, 1 AATE, FOA BACH 10KM OF *ALta FAICC. SESA4 INTCAEST, TOTAL Chester at a hearing held on the location of the polling right person with some PAINTER-Quallty work. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, CONTAACT mica ini 44. AAYHENT SE.7E AEA MONTH. BALES TAX, April IS, 1983 ordered that all place Is the C O M M U N ITY Directions: So. Main Street to Spring'Street, 2nd FLOOR-5 rooms. 2 vanities, formica, Wilson 2433. female. Reasonable. Call AEO. EXTAA. CASH F A K E WILL DIFFEA. claims most be presented to H A LL, 222 Bolton Center knowledge of Solar con- Reasonable rates. Fully the fiduciary on or before Road, Bolton, Conn. Voting TFY TFFB NZ ZQUYU.” — UJUCC itructlon and land subdi­ right onto Gardner Street, to Joyce Lane. bedrooms. Appliances. Insured. Free estimates. art, Corlan counter tops, 228-0123. DELIVERING RICH July IS, 1983 or be barred as machines will be used. Th e: vision.’ Long Irregular $400/month. No utilities: 643-9237, ask for Jerry. kitchen cabinet fronts, by law provided. polls will be opened at six' AN88FZW. hours will be rewarded Available May 1st. No complete woodworking LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 Sherrie L. Anderson o'clock In the morning (4:00! with top Income, or confl- pets. 289-3646. LAWNMOWERS re- service, custom made plus tax. Washed sand, LOOKING FOR a se­ Asst. Clerk A .M .) and w ill re m a in - PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It took me seventeen years to get stone, trap rock, and cond car tor your fam- •OMC •TOYOTA opened until eight o’clock In three thousand hits In baseball. I did It In one afternoon on the dentlal Interview, please polred. Free pick up and furniture, colonial repro­ •JAQUAK WORLD •DATSUN The fiduciary Is: the evening (8:00 P .M .). ZlKSSER AGENCY EAST HARTFORD-Two ductions In wood, 9 varie­ gravel. 643-9504. llv? Don’t miss the • FO N TIA C •FIAT Deborah C. Lacllla golf course.” — Hank Aaron. contact; Kathleen e t i i o o i delivery. 10 % Senior • CADILLAC •FOND Dated at Bolton, Conn., this Champ, Fireside Realty, bedroom apartment, half Discount. Free esti­ ties of hardwood and many otterlngs In to- •MTN. HOM ES I WH^L-S 119SS Banyan Street 19th day of April, 1983. eitSSbyNEAlnc. 1M 8“ Rockwell Table saw. day's classitled 6'tePfw Palm Beach Gardens, FI. Catherine K. Lglner OW»f«iA.IWB-.TMnBB.U.t fM-BTMOW basement. Yard. 1400 mates. Econonmv Lawn- veneers NOW IN STOCK. Inc. 647-9144 or 742-9144. 646-1511 33410 Tawn Clerk ot Bolton $50. 649-0475. columns. Coll 649-5906. . mower, 647-3660. Call 649-9658. 040-04 04304