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CARS I CARS I RECREATIONAL MUSICAL CONNECTICUT R n meal estate INSTORE jun_ TAG SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE |Zo|wM ITED |^0FRCE8PACE IHI fUIIWTURE I EQUIPMENT ITEMS 1983 Citation — I n running 1979 Ford LTD Landau — Mandolin oufo harp, Antique Show - Second V-8, good shape. $2,500. Glottonburv offict space One Sleeper couch, $80, 2 Poolsl Pooltl Poolsl AAA Congregational Church, condition. Automatic. upholstered chairs, $80 pool dltfrlbufor must dis­ Sears silver tone amp. 8, Cell after 8pm, 646-7195. Burn patients Hurst to lead tor lease, easy on/off gulfor. Call 646-7195 after 385 North Main Street, Banged up right side. $500. access to route 2. Imme­ each, 9 X 12 rug, $50. Coll pose of enfire stock of Manchester, Fridov April 633-5654 offer 6pm. 649-0169 otter 3pm. new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. 8pm.______1972 Buick Skylark — Top Prleo» Paid, for M diate occupancy. Now be­ 4th llom-9pm, Saturday Needs body work, engine Red Sox charge ing renovated, paved fam ily sized swimming 1981 Pontiac Grand Prix, to get treatment family houtot. Coll 64»- April Sfh, 10am-5pm (1-84 runs great. $300 or best parklna, private en­ Low bock swivel living pools with huge sundeck, I MISCELLANEOUS Air, power brakes, power M47. fencing, filter, ladders exit 62). ______offer. 649-0098, osk for Pot. trance, poislbllltv of fin­ room or fam ily room I FOB SALE steering, AM-FM Stereo, . . . p a g e 7 ... page 11 ishing to tenants request. choir, multi colored and warranty for only V6, New Tires and rims. $978. Installation optional Tag Sole April 5, 239 1976 Toyota — 5 speed, air 1,300 square feet at $12.00 green. Very good condi­ Strickland Street. GIm - Asking $5,000. 643-9800. tion 646-1525 and extra, financing avail­ Small Air Tight Scondla conditioning, tape deck, per square foot, plus utili­ ISO wood stove, damper fonburv 10:00AM to IFOTBENT able. Call Paul of 721-1884. Mustang, 1976 — 2 2,3 good condition, asking ties. 659-3221 Days. 233- plate and stove pipe. $100. 1:00PM. plus 48 Inch Round maple pe­ door, 4 4 $1,000. Cell after 5pm, 7383 evenings. Coll 643-4209.______cylin d er, speed, Lodits Only — NIco, qulot destal table, 4 maple Miscellaneous House­ Cleon, low miles, best 647-9346^______room for tonlor clfixon or motes chairs, very good I^BOATS/MARINE Ceramic Molds For sole, hold, clothing, glassware offer. 649-3737. working olrl. Rtfertncts condition, $225. 643-1958 649-3676. 1978 Lincoln Continental & linens. Friday 8, Satur­ . — 3 door. Excellent condi­ and Mcurify. Coll offer oft gr Spin. loolHiuipiiENT day, 9am-2pm. April 4 8,5. Can you buy Jeeps, Cars, tion. Low mileage. Reaso­ 5:30pm, 644^003. Picnic Cooler, $10; Mag­ 3 0 Fulton Road, f^R00MMATE8 4x4’s seized In drug raids nable. 646-3336 or 647-7787. ( ^ W A N T E D nnTV/RTEREO/ 16 foot Mad River canoe, nus console organ 8, Manchester^______for under $100.00? Call for .Monchesfor — Com- paddles Included. Used bench, $40; hl-fl Mag- ploftly furnished Includ­ L ^ a p p l ia n c e r facts today I (615) 369-6701 four times. Excellent con­ navox console, $25; chain Manchester Multi family ext. 357. ing sfove. refrigerator dition. $800. Please call saw 10* home light, $100; tag sale. April Sfh, 8am- and linens. SSO weekly needed to share condo In Used Refrigerators, 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- roll away bed, $35, dinette 2pm, 160 Ralph Road din­ ITRUCK8/VAN8 plus 3 weeks security. Coll Manchester. Please coll Washers, Ranges — 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for set, parketfe top, 6 gold ing room set and other |F 0 B 8 A L E Manrltrstrr HrralJi 643-6472 O tter 5pm. ) Manchester — A City of Village Charm between 5 and 9pm, 646- clean, guaranteed, ports Bob leather chairs, $150; cell­ furniture. 9033. and service. Low prices. ing lamp, $30; 2 speed fan, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 GMC Suburban, 1977 — $10; movie prolector with Hove you read today's 350 V-8,74,000mlles. Reese WANTED Main Street, 643-2171. 1978 Pontiac Firebird - 4 r n APARTMENTS MUSICAL screen 8, splicer, $40; and Closslfied section? If con­ speed, standard transmls- hitch. $3,500 negotiable. 25 Cents TO RENT many other miscellane­ tains hundreds of Interest­ Saturday, April 5, 1986 FOB BENT Panasonic Upright Va­ ITEMS .slon, good condition, 649-1634. ous Items. Call 11-5, 647- ing offers. 643-3711. $1,900.00. .644-0706. cuum — With attach­ 1166. Like Private Home — 3'/i Reliable, Single Profes­ ments, bags S, extra belt. 7 sional with well-trained King Super 20 Tenor Sox room apartment. Applian­ months old. $50. Good 1975 Chevrolet Malibu - C A M PER 8/ dog seeks house to rent In — Needs overhaul - Best WANTED TO ces. Working single adult, condition. Call 646-3245 reasonable offer. Coll 646- ENDROLLS Good Condition. $800 or TRAILER8 Manchester or surround­ BUY/TRADE best offer. Call 643-0243. mwried couple. No child­ after 5pm. 3345 after 5pm. 27'A width - 258 N Blast ing town. Will sign lease, TWA suspect ren, pets. 643-3800. provide references and 13% width - 2 lor 258 Truck Camper(IOVj') — 1------Jenn-AIr Electric stove & Revere Clarinet — Needs Want To Buy a good used 1976 AMC Pacer6cvllnder security deposit. Please MUST be pIckeO up it the lawn mower, and a se­ A/C excellent running Excellent condition. Must 3 & 4 Room Aoortnftents — oven with accessories. overhaul - Best reosona- Manchwttwr Herald Office be seen. Call after 4:30pm, Newly decorated. Colon­ call 643-2711 during the cond hand picnic fable. condition $550.00. Call 646- Black gloss front door. ble offer. Call 646-3245 before 11 A.M. ONLY. 742-6994. ial. Heat, hot water, day. Ask for James or Excellent working condi­ 646-1378. 6703. leave message. after 5pm. rocks appliances, central. Mid­ tion. $500. Will haggle If finding haven dle aged lady. 643-8470 necessary. 647-7653 or 646- offer 6pm. 3929. I ANTIQUES/ Nice First floor 4 room 3 COLLECTIBLES LAWN AND bedroom apartment. I Frisco Quiet street near busline, I GARDEN in west Beimt wall to wall carpet, stove, no pets. S535 Including Lawn Maintenonce — SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - heat and hot water. Avail­ Free estimates. Byfhe lob TAKE Explosions demolished a three- BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — 5 able April 1st. Coll Rose, visit the Linen Lady at the or monthly rates. Com­ Antique Show and Sale, story building housing dozens of Lebanese police investigated re­ 647-8400 or 646-8646. mercial and residential. shops and apartments Friday, Vernon Center Middle Call J., 649-4800. ports Friday that a woman sus­ Available Immediately. School. 777 Hertford T urn- trapping as many as 30 people pected of bombing a TWA jetliner Bradley First floor 3 bedroom. $375 pike, Vernon, CT. Sunday, Top Soil — Clean, rich inside and triggering fire that this week vanished into Beirut: but plus utilities. J.D. Real April 6th, 1986. 10:00am- stone-free loam. Any A belched a black cloud of toxic they held little hope of finding her Estate, 646-1980. SiOOpm. amount delivered, 872- fumes over San Francisco Bay. in a city that has become a haven i m Another 16 people were injured for international terrorists. travelers Manchester — 5 room, 3 by the explosions that blew the roof bedroom, being reno­ In the Lebanese port of Tripoli, a CLOTHING I GOOD THINGS off the building, set a second vated, no pets, parking. structure ablaze in a business park Lebanese woman identified as the $600 a month plus security I TO EAT CHANCE cautious and knocked out power to 4,000 suspect in the attack on TWA and utilities. Frank Spl- Maternity cloths In excel­ Flight 840, which killed four leckl, 643-3131. lent condition, size 9-10. Girl Scout Cookies. Call homes in the city's southeastern By John F. Kirch Some worn only once. 643-1975, 9-1 Monday thru section, officials said. Americans near Athens. Greece, Herald Reporter Hartford — South End. Call 646-5153. Friday. "Three to 30 people are unac­ issued a statement to news agen­ Standlsh St., 3nd floor, 5. counted for, ” Deputy Fire Chief cies denying involvement. Her There were plently of people rooms, modern kitchen KIT ‘M’ CARLYLE «by Larry Wright Charles Crespi said Friday night. exact whereabouts were not coming and going at Bradley and both. References. 873- "We won't be going in to look for known, police said. International Airport Friday 3374. bodies until morning" because of UPI photo Among the four killed was afternoon,' but not many were Colombian-born Alberto Ospina, Manchester-1 bedroom heat from the fire. traveling to Europe or the apartment Immediate oc- The explosion erupted at 3:30 38. of Stratford. Middle East. cuapancv heat & hot wa­ p.m. PST in the building, which Protest at Wesleyan “ We have no information. All we In the wake of the TWA fer, convientiv located, no housed apartments, paint shops, are getting is from you news airliner bombing that killed pets, security & referen­ artist stu(iios and other businesses, agencies,” said a police spokes­ four Americans earlier this ces. $495 monthly. 649- officials said. Two more blasts Wesleyan University stucjents hold a the Middletown campus. Similar pro­ man in west Beirut, where Moslem week, and threats of more 1336. went off within minutes, witnesses rally Friday honoring Martin Luther tests took place on campuses across the militias rule every block. "If you terrorist attacks against U.S. said. The cause of the explosions o King and protesting South Africa’s country, but most drew fewer than 100 have any information, please give citizens travelling abroad, some orge 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, it to us.” at thfe airpori said they were 3 baths, 3 parking places, were not known. apartheid policy near a shack built in particpants. Friday was the 18th anni­ $575.00 a month, plus utili­ Fourteen people were taken to “ Mrs. May Mansour de­ reluctant to take a. vacation A versary of the assassination of King. ties. Call Steve, 643-1041 "WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER” San Francisco General Hospital. A front of the administration building on nies any role in this operation.” abroad. hospital spokesman said three said the brief statement to the “ rm not afraid , tp go to were critically injured, nine were news agencies. “ I will sue the Eluroj^ or "(0 the Middle East, I I STORE AND in stable condition and two were parties who tried to allege such 88BMli ;

HAOAIITHI HOMIIM.I by Dill ■rowM PBANUTt by ChariM M. SchuU ( ff0YJ THAT HUfZT//! HEV,/MANA6ER,RE/MEA^ OOR LAST 6AME WHEN BUSINESS YOU WALKED SO MANY BATTERS I ALMOST FELL ASLEEP OUT IN RI6HT FIELD? y Unemploymertt Rate Busineaa Selling binge sends Braakdom: z r - In Brief 6.24b stock prices lower Unchangsd U.t. ACHES by Jim Davla 7W7i Bank women to meet AduN Wormr: OEC.IFTHIS PLACE 6.6% HAPA FEW CURTAINS The National Association of Bank Women from By Chet Currier day, also lost more ground. Unchanged THE PHANTOM by Lm Path A ty Sany ANP A FRESH COAT the northern and southeastern Connecticut In the economic news, the govern­ OF PAINT.. The Associated Press chapters will meet Wednesday for a panel ment reported that the civilian unem­ Whites: 1 discussion entitled “ Moving Ahead with Sales." NEW YO RK — The stock market sold ployment rate dropped one-tenth of a 6.2% Panel members are Clair Feldman, assistant off sharply again Friday, leaving the percentage point, to 7.2 )iercent, in Unchanged iTIl Wl vice president/marketing at Connecticut Bank & Dow Jones industrial average with its March. That was taken as a sign that Trust Company; Nina BrighentI, president of the pace of economic growth remained biggest weekly point loss ever. 14.7% liStK Nina Brighenti Insurance Agency and Dolores K. sluggish. Analysts said concern that oil prices Unchanged Bednarz, personal banking officer at The Bank of and interest rates may have bottomed Friday’s point-plus losers among the Hartford. The discussion will be moderated by out and started climbing again helped blue chips included Merck, down 6 at Lois Namnoun; marketing officer at Mechanics prompt a rush to sell stocks. 164>A; International Paper, down 2 at 10.3% Savings Bank. They also said the futures-related S8Y4; McDonald’s, down 2‘A at 92>/4; ,ailwmil.rtfiHMilni For more information, contact Phyllis Law­ selling that bedeviled the market General Electric, down P/4 at 73V4, and rence at 668-1631. earlier in the week continued. International Business Machines, down The Dow Jones average of 30 IVa at 148'/4. 18.2% IL CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooka A Caaala American Express fell to 64'A industrials dropped 27.18 to 1,739.22, 2Vt 7.0% Unchangdd CiM>Wr^Fssmws»ywdteMb. Me WE HAVE COMPAMV. ONE OF OUR' Exxon makes reorganization FR1ENP&. bringing its loss for the week to 82.50 following word that losses in the tin market are expected to reduce the BATON ROUGE, La. — Workers at the Exxon points. That exceeded- the previous Teenegete: Chemical Co. plant in Baton Rouge are concerned record weekly decline of 59.08 points set company’s earnings for the first BLONOIE by Daao Vouns A A t « Draka 6.5% 43.7% about layoffs in the wake of an announced major Oct. 16-20, 1978, in the midst of what quarter. Despite that situation, the MAMJJASONDJFM came to be called “the October company said it expected to report Unchanged IT'S A rr MUST HURT VOUR BECAUSE I'VE / » . reorganization aimed at streamlining operations 1985 S 1985 COMBI NATION CONSCIENCE TO SELU NEVER SOLO T F l / and reducing personel. massacre” on Wall Street. record net income for the period. CAN OPENER SOMETHINS 5 ONE Airline issues slumped as investors Baton Rouge plant manager W.L. Senn said the But in percentage terms, the aver­ ANO FLV UKE THAT/ /Cs C. Broadway plant is thick with rumors of impending layoffs, age’s 4.53 percent loss for the week was scaled down their expectations of the SWATTER benefits the industry might receive but none will come in the immediate future. nowhere near a record. UPl graphic “ We don’t have any layoffs.” he said. “ The only Friday’s volume on the New York from cheaper fuel. UAL dropped IVi to V a thing I can think of that triggered the rumors is Stock Exchange came to 147.27 million 53yi; AM R 1 to 53V4, and Delta to 43'/4. America's unemployment rate in March was 7.2 percent, 0.1 In the daily tally on the Big Board, the reorganization.” shares, against 148.23 million in the percent lower than February, and showed marked weakness in The Darien Conn.-based company says the previous session. declining issues outnumbered ad­ changes will mean the layoff of management, Sharp selloffs in the market Tuesday, vancers by nearly 3to 1. The exchange’s manufacturing and the oil and gas industries, the Labor professional and technical staff worldwide. Thursday and again on Friday were composite index dropped 2.12 to 132.29. Department announced Friday. 5 ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Exxon Chemical, with 17,600 employees attributed in large measure to selling Nationwide turnover in NYSE-listed VpuiNli. I LIKE IT WHEN DO VDU RECALL THE EXACT worldwide, is the parent organization of Exxon by program traders engaged in multi­ issues, including trades in those stocks :± £ . I FRANK AND ANKIy POINT WE STOPPED DOING ■ Chemical Americas, which operates Baton ple transactions involvingindex futures on regional exchanges and in the THINGS AND STARTED TAUC Rouge manufacturing facilities. contracts and individual stocks:' over-the-counter market, totaled 175.12 COMEOH/ER. million shares. ON THE FAATRACK by BIN Holbreok ING ABOUTTHEM? However, analysts also said the Jobless rate in March general market was weighed down by Standard & Poor’s index of 400 rising oil prices and interest rates. industrials fell 3.92 to 252.66. and SAP’s -WS IS FOR ^ 9 Oregon castings firm sold Early this week, crude oil futures on 500-stock composite index was down dSTATimML ^ DWA fW«56lHfr/ uNotiisrANo ALBANY. Ore. — TiLine Inc., a manufacturer the New York Mercantile Exchange 3.78 at 228.69. has little improvement tiWDoEsuwrr AAy5f,K«, pONTNSa> AtLtHOSf A NeiO of titanium castings for the aerospace and. slid below $10 a barrel. By Friday’s The NASDAQ composite index for the ftEWBocVEisf^/ rrsNisr fiWIiCfUNcnoNS Of TWINS oor... over-the-counter market dropped 2.28 medical industries, will be sold to Sturm, Ruger & close, the contract for May delivery January employment figures had HibmfWnemce/ to 372.23. At the American Stock By Mott Yancey CAH DO? j NEtfSSAIfr'/ Co. Inc., TiLine officials announced Friday. rebounded to $12.74. "tended to over-adjust for changes in Exchange, the market value index The Associated Press TiLine’s Albany plarfl, which employs 54 Prices of long-term government the labor force, making those numbers C. bonds, after a brief rally early in the closed at 265.08, down I.S3. people, will continue to operate after the sale is WASHINGTON — The number of look considerably better than they completed, general manager and co-owner Walt jobless Americans continued to hover were,” Hinson said. around 8.4 million last month, the However. Ortner, Jasinowski and Sturm, Ruger manufactures firearms and also ALLEY OOP ■ by Dava Qraue Warnaco appeals ruling government reported Friday, keeping several other economists said they makes castings. It has plants in Southport. Conn., the unemployment rate well above 7 expect the rate of joblessness to again THEY'RE GETTING AWAY, YtXJR and Newport and Manchester, N.H. LET'S DRIVE THESE CRITTERS OUT C , percent and belying earlier indications drop below 7 percent the second half of TH' CANYON SO THOSE BABES C A N T | HIGHNESS.' WE'LL NEVER CATCH “ They will provide expansion funds and will THEM NOW/ of an upturn in the economy. 1986 as lower interest rates, oil prices continue to operate in Albany. That was a key allowing takeover bid The Bureau of Labor Statistics said and the fallen dollar in relation to point to us as owners,” Hinson said. “ Our the rate of civilian joblessness, ad­ foreign currencies work their way physical plant has the capacity for substantial justed for normal seasonal fluctuations, growth and Sturm, Ruger has the capacity to B y P e te r S. H ow es tional investors. through the U.S. economy. Meanwhile, Warnaco’s board voted in fell to 7.2 percent in March, a drop of finance that growth.” The Associated Press In Santa Barbara, Calif., White House What THREE a special meeting Friday to proceed only one-tenth of 1 percent from Terms of the sale were not announced. The spokesman Larry Speakes said, “ This with a planned recapitalization and to February and the same average letters are used o u transaction should tie compteted by the end of BRIDGEPORT — Warnaco Inc. on data reflects a smooth continuation of recommend that shareholders not unemployment level for all of 1985. A bo qet help when April, Hinson said. Friday apjtealed a federal judge’s employment growth since June of 1985, A year ago, the March rate was 7.3 in d istr^ s ? Sturm, Ruger's purchase of TiLine will give the decision not to block a hostile takeover tender their stock to WAC. Under and we expect a continued steady Warnaco’s plan, shareholders would percent. company its first West Coast plant and will allow bid by a group of California investors. downward trend in the unemployment receive $7 in cash, notes with a face "The failure of unemployment to “ - c£n«.w.c. H - S it to serve broader segments of the investment T h e appeal will be heard on April 11, the rale.” day W Acquisition Corp.’s $409 million value of $29 per share and stock in the decline to its January level of 6.7 casting market, he added. percent suggests that the economy has Speakes said the figures show “ rea­ tender offer for Warnaco’s stock recapitalized company. The company been weaker than earlier estimates,” sonably strong employment growth and expires. values its proposal at $41 per share, or THE BORN LOSER <^y Art Sanaom said Jerry Jasinowski, chief economist continued success of the Reagan The appeal of Thursday’s ruling by about $418 million. Dodd predicts trade balance Shareholders are to vote on the for the National Association of economic agenda in putting Americans ep.lU6 AAg A MAFTIMI, Amp PUT A I'M PUNieUlM*^ U.S. District Judge Peter C. Dorsey in back to work in a steadily growing Hartford will be heard by a three-judge proposal at an April 25 meeting. Manufacturers. P ALFRED. N. Y. — A trade balance between the Private and government economists economy.” WALLY. ’'OIEKRY iMtr ------MYSetF. panel from the Second Circuit U.S. On Thursday, Dorsey denied Warna­ United States and other countries could be co’s request for a preliminary injunc­ agreed that January’s jobless rate of 6.7 The Reagan administration has pre­ achieved in four to five years. U.S. Sen. District Court of Appeals in New York. dicted that the average civilian unem^ That panel, in agreeing to hear the tion that would have prevented WAC percent, the lowest of Ronald Reagan’s Christopher Dodd. D-Connecticut, said Friday. five-year presidency, was a statistical ployment rate for all of 1986 will be 6.8 appeal, on Friday issued an order from going through with its bid. PuxEles AsXrograpil Dodd, a member of the Foreign Relations Warnaco alleges that WAC’s offer, aberration in the wake of rise to 7.3 and percent. C^ommittee and the Banking. Housing and Urban preventing WAC from paying Warnaco The Bureau of Labor Statistics said shareholders for any stock they tender. made March 17 and later modified, was 7.2 percent rates of the last two months. Affairs Committee, told an economic and trade Robert Ortner, the Commerce De­ total civilian employment in March Under terms of its March 17 offer, W illegal under federal securities laws. It symposium at Alfred University that foreign partment’s chief economist, called the climbed to 108,788,000, an increase of ACROSS 3 Mado angry Answer to Proviout Puzzle Acquisition was allowed to begin is asking the appeals court to stay 4 Moat unusual trade is a high priority in Congress this year. Dorsey’s ruling. March figures "disappointing,” reflect­ 227.000 over February but still below the nrnTETTij^H I v| 1 1 eIsJ < ¥ M i r He also criticized the Reagan administration purchasing Warnaco shares as of all-time high of 108,955,000 people 1 Libsrian nativas 5 Ram's mats Warnaco’s intent, according to the ing continuing weaknesses in broad □□□□□D DGnClDE] for failing to see mounting Congressional midnight EST Friday. holding jobs in January. 4 Gathar 6 Sandarac traa ^ W r t h d a y s But the offer is conditioned on the company’s chief administrative officer areas of the economy such as manufac­ IrIoIsIt I eI rM r o sIc IoI eI ~ ~ rp _ pressure to confront the situation. and general counsel, Lloyd P. Stauder, turing. with a loss of 40,000 jobs last The number of those officially listed 8 Osciphar 7 Poat He said President Reagan's “ errors." includ­ tender of 5.5 million or 51 percent of as unemployed by the government 12 Ovar (poat) 8 Wirtlaataa BCIBEI |n |o |n Wamaeo’s shares, and WAC Chairman is to give shareholders “ a level playing month. April 6, 1986 FRANK AND ERNEST ‘by Bob Thavoa ing a lack of vigorous enforcement of trade laws ’’This is the first broad general declined 108,000 last month to 8,419.000. 13 Askaw 9 Dapartmant of □ □ □ B C I I I B a I fIa IrI Andrew G. Galef conceded in a field” and plenty of time to consider the on imports, have contributed to the administra­ WAC bid as well as a recapitalization statistic we have for March and it Those figures do not include so-called 14 Coups, for ona □ □ n o n o D G O You have won the conlidence and re­ telephone interview Friday that he Franco tion’s ineffectiveness in dealing with trade doesn’t show any signs yet that the "discouraged workers,” people unem­ 15 Piqus spect of two people in key positions didn’t expect many shares to be plan proposed by Warnaco. 10 Swootaop □□□noil □□DGIIB ALPHABET HUMERICAL questions. Dorsey ruled that Warnaco’s claims economy has accelerated a great deal,” ployed for at least six months and who 16 Vsritabla 11 OM Dutch coin where your career is con cern ^. In the tendered until just before the offer’s IR^ £ _L _L ^ ^ l l R□□E3GGEI year ahead, they'll provide you with in­ SOUP But he noted that in recent months, the were unfounded and that the company Ortner said. “ The overall economy has have given up looking for a job. 17 Thrsa (Gar.) SOUP expiration anyway. 19 Heart of the ELIO I T I t To Bl El side information that will help you fur­ administration has worked with allies'to stablize failed to prove that it would suffer not been that strong .... so it is not But. the BLS said, the ranks of those 18 Avoid (f o r tli6 “The arbitrage community being matter ther your ambitions. foreign exchange markets, leading to the irreparable harm if WAC proceeded surprising that the unemployment rate discouraged workers have dropped by 20 CtMsrisat □ODD □□□□ □□□ U 1 what it is. we don’t expect many shares 21 Appear n O D D O O G O O seleBtlfie- devaluation of the dollar, which many federal with its $40-per share, all-cash offer for has not come down very much.” 90.000 the first three months of this year 22 Balisvsr (tuff.) 23 Sea bird ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your pre­ 1.1 L l officials have welcomed. tendered until the la.st minute.” Galef — to 1,097,000, down from 1,187,000 the sent business plans have good chances M lBtied) said. More than 60 percent of Warnaco’s all of Warnaco’s 10.2 million outstand­ Jasinowski said “ seasonal adjust­ 24 Racant (praf.) □□□□OO GDODGG final quarter of 1985. 25 Evening cloak lor success, provided you don’t disclose ing shares. ment problems” in December and 25 Clothing fabric □OGOGO Ll A O L El outstanding shares are held by institu- 26 Mrs. Charlaa them prematurely. If you can’t follow 4 - r T S a I r | 111)1 II 1 29 Literary work Chaplin through, you'll lose impact. Major TH A V S 5 33 Oitpataa in 27 Ragrensd changes are ahead lor Aries in the com­ dafsat 28 BandlMdsr Ar- 38 Vast period of 48 Franeh rhrar ing year. Send lor your Astro-Graph pre­ 34 Quantitv of time 49 Mountain (Lat) dictions today. Mail $1 to Astro-Graph, Friendly ELIMINATE NEWSPAPER PROBLEMS naz 39 &Micoming (2 papar 30 Song for one 50 Cry of pain c/o this newspaper. Box 1846, Cincin­ 36 Gold (Sp.) wds.) 62 Novsiitt Hunter nati, OH 45201. Be sure to state your zo­ 31 Biblical name 41 Coofet _ diac sign. LAW 1\ l -B O Y 37 Chantical suffix announces RUSTPROOF of Syria 43 Chemical compound Metric foot TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your pals WITH A 38 Handia (Fr.) 32 Old time 45 Shallow pool 54 Collpgo group will get perturbed today it you attempt to r EXPECTED SQ^AEm-(IN6r A s tim e goes by, youH know w h ^ 39 Wingad 35 Etharaal 47 Legal order 57 Steal alter established plans at the last minute MOPB SOENDRC THAN THAT. 40 Cfwplain B 10 11 for the sake of your own convenience. acquisition 42 Irrilaling r OEMMN (May 21-June 20) If you have 121 inch Supreme 44 Allay____ something im|>ortant you want to do to­ T 46 Up to now day. it's best you work alone. Too many 1 NEWSPAPER BOX! WILBRAHAM. Mass. (U P I) — Self-Propelled Clutch 47 Matronly chiefs and no Indians will slow things down. ’The Friendly Ice Cream Corp. 51 WhMl Mount Your " CANCER (Juno 21-July 22). 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/ • MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aoril 5. 1986 - 11 W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Satlirdav. April 5. 1966 Airport travelers Obituaries SPORTS Flortnc* B. Moore react to terrorism Season opens Monday Florence B. (Johnston) Moore. CoBUmwd from page l about Cape Cod and other shore ~ 94. of North Granby, formerly of points in New England. ^ Charter Oak Street, died Friday at These reactions are reflected in The agencies are accepting the . an area convalescent home. She Buffalo is still business at local travel agencies, drop in European travel and ' was the widow of Joseph Moore. where European travel usually changing their advertisements to - She was bom In Belchertown. makes up 20 to 40 percent of ticket draw on what travelers are looking Mass.. Dec. 9 .1891. She had lived in for, agents said. Baseball looking healthy Manchester for more than 80 bookings at this time of year. Local agents interviewed Friday said “ Last year you saw ads for •* alive In Adams years. She was a member of the London and Amsterdam,” said > South United Methodist Church that sales to Europe and the Middle East were down 50 to 70 percent, Eva Magoon. manager of the 1 Bv John F. Bonfottl 8:29 of the first period, with Gil By Mike Tutly and the Willing Workers Ladies and could drop further if terrorists Goodchild-Bartlett Travel Inc. on ’ The Associated Press Perreault setting up the goal. United Press International Group of the church. threats against Americans are Main Street. “ You don’t see that - The Sabres captain whirled past She is survived by a son. Earl K. NEW YORK — Not since 1919 carried out. any more. We haven’t run an ad for * BUFFALO, N Y. - Doug Montreal defenseman Craig Moore of North Granby, with London in a long time. We’ve ~ Smith and Dave Andreychuk Ludwig and slipped a pass to an has baseball needed such resi­ whom she lived; three grandchild­ “ My business is down,” said Bob Fleet, manager of Fleet Travel switched over to Florida and . scored goals 58 seconds apart in untended Smith in front of the liency. Never has It shown more. ren; nieces and nephews. Hawaii.” ’ the first period as the Buffalo net. Smith dir^ted it past The funeral will be Monday at 2 Agency in South Windsor. "I Only months removed from wouldn't say as far as 60 percent. But regardless of how most - Sabres kept their slim playoff Canadians goalie Doug scandalous drug trials, the sport p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home. travelers feel, at least one person » hopes alive with a 4-2 victory Soetaert. 400 Main St. Burial will be in the Here in South Windsor they’re not arrives at Opening Day in five afraid to travel. But it is down, say at Bradley was not afraid of going Z over the Montreal Canadians Just 58 seconds later, the cities Monday looking as healthy East Cemetery. Calling hours are to Europe or the Middle East. ' Friday in the NHL. Monday from 1 p.m. until the SO percent.” . Sabres went up 2-0 when Tucker as it’s ever been. Maybe healthier. The least popular travel destina­ Threats of terrorism, he said, did - The victory ties the Sabres cut across the Montreal blueline In the 1920s, it took the emer­ service. not worry him. r with Hartford for fourth place in Memorial donations' may be tions have been Rome and Athens, and flipped a pass to Andrey­ gence of Babe Ruth and the where terrorist have attacked “ It doesn’t happen that often,” ” the Adams Division, but the chuk behind the Canadians discipline of Commissioner Ke- made to the South United Metho­ said Lou Barney of Sharon, who Whalers need win only one of dist Church Memorial Fund. 1226 more than once in the last year. defense. The puck slid off his nesaw Mountain Landis to repair was waiting for his flight to Florida their final two games Saturday stick, then off Soetaert’s stick Main St. When travelers at Bradley were damage inflicted by allegations asked if they would accept a free to visit his daughter. “ If I get a free - against Toronto or Sunday and into the net. that the Chicago Black Sox had Mary V. Bujauclua ticket to Athens, most said they ridetoCuba.whattheheck.rilbuy - against Boston to get the Montreal controlled play for thrown the 1919 World Series. would have to think about it. a cigar while I’m down division’s final playoff spot. Mary V. (Valosevicius) Bujau- most of the middle i^riod, but Today, these off-season develop­ “ I’m not sure. I’d have to there.” That would knock Buffalo out of cius. 82.of640N. Main St..widow of when the Sabres finally put ments have combined to distance consider it,” said Tom Wohiford, a the playoffs for the first time John A. Bujaucius. died Friday at their first shot of the period on baseball from tales of cocaine and businessman from Atlanta. since 1974. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Soetaert, it went in. Foligno got the courtroom: Toni Orrico, who was in Hartford John Tucker, Andreychuk, She was born in Lithuania. Oct. UPI photo that goal, scoring on a 30-foot — Most teams settled on 24- from Pittsburgh on business, said Suspect Smith and Mike Foligno scored slapshot that slipped between rather than 25-man rosters, a move 24. 1903. and had been a Manches­ for Buffalo, which closes out the ter resident for more than 60 years. she considered renting a car and Soetaert’s pads and gave Buf­ that should improve their eco­ Terror tampering In Italy driving home when she heard the regular season Saturday in falo a 3-^ead. nomic health, remove fringe play­ She was a member of St. Bridget Montreal. A Buffalo loss in that Church and the Lithuanian news of the latest bombing. ers, and increase job competition. “ I just don’t wont to take the vanishes game also eliminates the Sa­ Soetaert suffered a bruised — The clubs rebelled against Society. peril appears to be spreading. Authori­ A chemist in Milan, Italy, analyzes wine chance," Orrico said. “ It’s not bres and insures Hartford a collarbone when he was struck complacent and overpaid free She is survived by a daughter. suspected of being adulterated with ties reported the first cases of poisoning playoff berth. by a Gilles Hamel slapshot a Anne Mainville of Manchester, worth it to me. You just never agents, avoiding bidding wars and in Tuscany in central Italy Thursday, know.” Mats Naslund spoiled Buffalo short time later and was re­ limiting contracts to three years. 5 with whom she lived; three sons. methyl alcohol, which has caused the and police seized 2,00 bottles of suspect One Manchester travel agent in Beirut goalie Jacques Cloutier's shu­ placed by Patrick Roy. — Commissioner Peter Ueber­ Albert Bujaucius of West Hartford. death of 15 people since mid-March. All tout bid when he deflected a shot Buffalo increased the lead to Edward Bujaucius and Frank wine from a firm in Pemezia near Rome. said that some area travelers have roth devised a conciliatory system the deaths were in northern Italy, but the Continued from page 1 into the Sabres goal at 8:22 of 4-0 before the end of the period Bujaucius. both of Manchester; 14 requested to ride on foreign for punishing drug abusers, thus airlines, where they may not be the final period forhis43rdgoal. when a Hannu Virta shot from bidding for credibility while pre­ grandchildren: 14 great­ Chris Cheiios scored Montreal’s the point went off a stick and grandchildren; and one great- recognized as an American so returning to Beirut by air must venting attack from the Players’ easily. arrive. They shout at civilians who second goal with 1:07 to play. was tipped between Roy’s legs Association. great-grandson. Smith opened the scoring at by Tucker. The funeral will be Monday at Revised Eighth budget totals “ We did have a couple of clients park near the terminal, but militia­ — The Hot Stove League enter­ DPI photo 9:15 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral come in and they are flying to men are allowed to drive up to the tained a pair of rich debates: Europe, but not in a U.S. carrier,” doors. should Dodgers skipper Tommy The will be looking to braintrust, pitching coach Mel Stotte- Home 142 E. Center St., with a meyre (left) and Manager Davey mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. said Jean Graff, the manager of Last June. Moslem fundamen­ NBA roundup Lasorda have intentionally walked third-year pitcher Dwight Gooden at St. Bridget Church. Burial will $1,068,352, up 15 percent Travel Time of Manchester on talist gunmen hijacked a TWA Jack Clark, and how much did (center) to lead the way as they try to Johnson hope Gooden will approach be in St. Bridget Cemetery. Calling Hartford Road. “ People will ask airliner on a flight from Athens to umpire Don Denkinger’s call af­ win a National League pennant for the his Cy Young Award form of ’85 when he hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 for the international carrier of the Rome. AfterTorcing its passengers v fect Game 6 of the World Series? country they are going to. It’s on an odyssey of terror back and What results is a streamlined first time since 1973. The Mets went 24-4. to 9 p.m. Bv George Lovng purchase the town's firehouse, but percent increase over the $414,600 something I would suggest.” forth across the Mediterranean, game, played by more zealous Herald Reporter a proposal to sell the station was budgeted this fiscal year. Celts set another “ Anyone who knows anything they forced the plane to Beirut. athletes and viewed by an ap­ Anna K. Carson defeated by voters in a referren- The administration budget prop­ Orosco and Roger McDowell could osal totals $247,425 which is $72,425 about travel knows that TWA and The hijackers found themselves peased public. player contracts. land in Pittsburgh and Hal Lanier Anna K. (Hartl) Carson. 78. of A revised Eighth Utilities Dis­ dum held last November. The in Houston are rookie skippers. cause some sleepless nights for town fire house cannot imme­ over this year’s appropriation. The Pan American are about 88 per­ in sympathetic company — the Furthermore, the “ Grand Old Until those cases come before Broad Brook, formerly of Man­ trict budget for next fiscal year the arbitrator, however, owners Steve Boros has replaced Dick manager Dave Johnson. totals $1,068,352. according to diately serve the surrounding directors cut the amount proposed cent Americans traveling," Fleet militiamen who controlled the Game” offers some fairly grand chester. died Friday at Manches­ home win record appear in control of the game for Williams in San Diego and Chuck figures discussed during the dis­ Buckland area. last month for the sewer project’s said. He said that while Americans airport at that time. attractions. New York Met fans Several players are chasing ter Memorial Hospital. She was the are more recognizable on Ameri­ They managed to remove U.S. are conceding 25 victories and the the first time in years. Tanner has moved from Pitts­ trict's Board of Directors meeting In the workshop held Friday, the engineering fees from $100,000 to Johnson and McHale paced Boston milestones, some of which could widow of John T. Carson. can airliners, foreign planes are passengers from the aircraft at By United Press International National League Cy Young Award The season is scheduled to open burgh to Atlanta. Roger Craig is lead to eventual Hall of Fame Born in Hungary, she lived in Friday. That figure is $22,996 directors budgeted $107,500 for the $20,000. but raised the money with 13 points apiece while Bannis­ just as vulnerable. night — an event revealed by Shiite to Dwight Gooden; Oakland A’s Monday with three games in the opening with San Francisco after berths. Manchester before moving to below the budget proposed last fire station. That amount is the alloted for the new fire station BOSTON — Kevin McHale ter led all scorers with 14 at the Travel agents said business in Moslem Amal militia leader Nabih fans are awaiting the arrival of American League and two in the managing the club its final 18 California right-hander Don Sut­ Broad Brook. month by the di.strict'sdepartment estimated cost for the first of a from $4,000 to $107,500. scored 25 point.s to lead a balanced half. general was still pretty good and Berri the next morning. rookie slugging phehom Jose Can­ National. games of last year. ton, with 295 career victories, will She is survived by two sons. heads, but does not include final five-year loan that the directors The fire protection budget deve­ attack Friday night to extend the loped Friday was $376,902. which is that people feel safe flying in the At the end of the 17-day ordeal, Bullets 135, Hawks 129 seco; Baltimore Scott In Detroit, Tigers’ right-hander In the American League, Lou seek to become the 19th hurler in Robert G. Carson of Broad Brook figures for a new firehouse and said they would take out to cover Boston Celtics’ NBA record for Piniella has inherited the New down from the $418,528 budgeted Unit^ States. the 39 passengers and crew were At Landover, Md.. Dan Round- McGregor, Mike Boddicker and Jack Morris has been named to major-league history — and third and John H. Carson of Manches­ sewer construction. the expense. consecutive home victories to 29 York Yankee hotseat and Jimy The exact amount and terms of this year, and the $423,000 pro­ “ We’re not losing business, it’s driven to the Syrian capital of field scored 9 of his season-high 29 Mike Flanagan are showing signs deliver the first pitch to the Boston in two years — to reach the 300 A ter; five grandchildren. Deborah The revised budget represents with a 119-98 triumph over the New Damascus. points in overtime Friday night to of revival; manager is Red Sox. Also scheduled for Williams has replaced Bobby Cox plateau. Lee of .Manchester. Lisa Carson of about a 15 percent increase over the loan will be presented to posed in March. The cuts made just going different places," said York Knicks. The original hijackers, who had give the Washington Bullets a bidding to make the Cincinnati Opening Day are Cleveland at in Toronto. Earl Weaver of the Manchester. JoAnne Nicotera of the current spending plan of district residents at the public Friday include $25,000 from a fund Donna Goodwin, an agent of Boston, with its 14th straight Reggie Jackson, with 530 career been joined by more than a dozen 135-129 victory over the Atlanta Reds even more pesky than they Baltimore, Milwaukee at the White Orioles, Ray Miller of the Twins Newington. Robin Carson of South $946,000. The tax rate needed to hearing after officials meet with to purchase new firefighting appa­ Mercury Travel of Manchester victory overall, improved its home home runs, needs four to tie Jimmy I ratus. and some $12,000 for an air Inc. on Main Street. gunmen, gave an airport news Hawks. were last year, and Boston’s Wade Sox, Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Bobby Valentine of Texas are the bank that will issue the notes. Foxx (534) and six to tie Mickey Windsor and Robert Carson Jr. of fund the revised figure is not mark to 38-1 to snap the record for and San Diego at Los Angeles. resuming the positions they took In the budget proposal first sub­ tank fill system. Fleet said others were asking conference and then went home. The Bullets moved within a Boggs is coming off a 240-hit year. Mantle (536) on the all-time list. Newington: two brothers. Joseph known, but directors said an most home victories in a season of Soon ail 26 teams will be playing, during last season. estimated 2-mill hike would have mitted last month, only $4,000 had game of the New Jersey Nets for In addition, two of baseball’s Foxx and Mantle are seventh and Hartel and Anton Hartel. both of 37 reached four times in NBA shooting for a chance to play in The New York Mets and the been needed to support the been included for the station in sixth place in the Eastern Confer­ weakest franchises, San Francisco East Hartford: a sister. Mary history. October, though the dream will die Dodgers have emerged as favor­ sixth, respectively. $1,091,348 first proposed in March. order to establish a line item ence despite 46 points by Domi­ and Pittsburgh, have changed The California slugger is also 91 Ransvoldof Kansas City. Mo ; and The victory increased the Celtics their front office personnel, and a more quickly for some than for ites in their respective divisions, A public hearing on the budget account. nique Wilkins. hits away from 2,500 for his career. P three great-grandchildren. MORIARf>Y BROTHERS league-leading overall record to third. Cleveland, is entering the others. both because of pitching. The The funeral will be Monday at proposal has been scheduled for The directors did hot list a figure 64-13, clinching them at least a tie 76ers 122, Cavs 102 Dodgers offer a starting rotation of Steve Garvey of the San Diego for a proposed trunk sewer line second year of a major overhaul. Last year, Los Angeles won the 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Tierney April 14. Immediately after that for the top mark in the NBA. If At Philadelphia, Charles Bark­ Fernando Valenzuela, Orel Her- Padres needs 59 hits for 2,500. that would serve new development Perhaps most pleasing to base­ National League West, St. Louis Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., hearing, the directors will meet to Boston wins its remaining five ley collected 27 points. 22 rebounds shiser. Bob Welch, and Jerry Closing in on 2,000 career hits are north of Interstate 84 because the ball, the major markets of Los the NL East. Toronto the Ameri­ followed by a mass of Christian finalize their budget recommenda­ games it will tie the record for and 10 assists Friday night to help can League East and Kansas City Reuss, with Ed Vande Berg, Ken four players — Milwaukee's Ocil tion to be voted on by district cost will not be known before a Angeles, New York and Chicago Cooper, who needs 10; Kansas burial at 10 a m. at the Church of most triumphs in a decision, 69 set the Philadelphia 76ers rip the combine to offer five contenders, the AL West. Of the four, St. Louis Howell and Tom Niedenfuer in the residents on May 28. meeting scheduled for Tuesday City’s George Brett, 33; Boston's the Assumption Burial will be in by the 1971-72 Los Angeles Laker.s. Cleveland Cavaliers 122-102. with only the looks like the best bet to collapse. bullpen. The directors will also decide on afternoon. The meeting will Jim Rice, 37, and New York the Hillside Cemetery. East Hart­ Danny Ainge scored 17 points, Cleveland’s lead over Chicago looking too weak to go any where. The Cardinals traded 21-game So deep is New York’s pitching April 14 whether to accept one of 10 attempt to iron out differences Yankee Dave Winfield. 65. ford. Calling hours are Sunday Larry Bird 16, Dennis Johnson 15 was reduced to one game in the The major leagues still face winner Joaquin Andujar to Oak­ that Ed Lynch, a 10-8 right-hander bids received for building a new between the district and the town The milestones emphasize a from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and Robert Parish 12 as all of the battle for the Eastern Conferen­ varied challenges from the play­ land, lost right-hander Danny Cox who won $350,000 in arbitration, firehouse on Tolland Turnpike in over how the sewer line should run. developing baseball issue. Over Memorial donations may be Boston starting five reached dou­ ce’s final playoff spot. ers’ union, which alleges that to a bad ankle and must play with a waged a fierce battle to make the the Buckland section. Bids for the Joyner said Friday the cost to the years. 300 victories, 500 home made to the Leukemia Society. ble figures. owners colluded to limit the sore- shouldered Ozzie Smith at club. The starting rotation of controversial station came in the district could run as high as $1 Bucks 115, Pistons 108 runs, and 3,000 hits became auto­ New York, which has lost seven salaries of free agents. The union shortstop. Gooden, Ron Darling, Sid Fernan­ almost $100,000 higher than district million if the district builds the matic figures for placing people straight, was paced by Ken Ban­ At Pontiac, Mich., — Terry also is fighting the inclusion of As usual, several managing dez. and Rick Aguilera has few officials expected when they were entire line. However, he said the into the Hall of Fame. nister’s 26 points. Cummings scored 27 points and drug testing clauses in individual positions have changed. Jim Ley- peers, though the bullpen of Jesse Terrorists opened March 21. developers who plan to build in the O SELECTIONS Boston built a 96-68 after Ricky Pierce added 22 Friday District President Walter area may pick up part of the cost, three quarters and opened up its night to carry the Milwaukee Joyner has said the district may lessening the burden to the district. O SAVINGS largest lead. 98-68, as the fourth Bucks to their fifth straight vic­ assail U.S. decide to cancel the bids and solicit A special meeting on the sewer quarter opened. tory, a 115-108 decision over the new offers. The station, if built, cost will be held Tuesday night by O SERVICE The Celtics broke the game open Detroit Pistons. In UPI survey BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) —Two would be two properties away from the directors. with a 20-5 run during the final 7; 09 Milwaukee trailed only once in previously unknown groups Fri­ a fire house owned by the town’s The public works budget, which of the second quarter and held a the game in posting its 10th day claimed a suicide bomber fire department. totals $444,025. was hot cut by the QUALI’TY VALUES IN OUR USED CAR DEPARTMENT 68-44 advantage at intermission. triumph in its last 11 games. caused the crash of a Mexicana The district had offered to directors Friday. It represents a 7 Airlines jet. killing all 166 people 84 Pontiac Sunbird 85 Lincoln Continental Mets the favorites aboard, in a joint operation last auto, am/fm, low miles SOLD fully loaded, computer dash, ^16,995 week to avenge the U S. "inva­ Helicopter aids crash victim leather, must seell sion" of Libya. 84 Chev. Chevette The Weekend The Organization of Arab Revo­ 82 Mazda RX7 lutionary Brigades and Egypt A man injured in an automobile Troop were investigating. only 12,000 mi., am/fm & morel SOLD accident was flown by helicopter At presstime, police were still on 5 spd., sunroof, low miles *7,995 Revolutionary Organization made 85 Mazda GLC Whalers want clinch against Leafs the claim in a typewritten state­ from Camp Meeting Road in the scene. No further information in ’86 World Series ment delivered to a Western news Bolton to Hartford Hospital shortly about the accident victims or their sunroof, am/fm & much morel *6,995 84 Mark VII HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers try to wrap up the last agency in Beirut and enclosed a after 10 p.m. Friday. A woman condition was available. fully loaded, computer dash, *13,495 Adams Division playoff berth in their final regular season home order of finish in the NL East: much over last year. Baltimore, Hartford Hosptal’s Lifestar he­ tilt steering, ps-pw Bv Joe llluzzi photograph the bomber identifed injured in the crash was brought to 83 Buick Regal game at the Civic Center tonight at 7:35 against the visiting United Press International defending league champ St. Louis, meanwhile, could be the darkhorse licopter landed at Bolton Elemen­ as Mohammed Mustafa Muhsin Manchester Memorial Hospital. auto, 6 cyl, air, am/fm *6,395 Toronto Maple Leafs. if its pitching can rebound from a tary School to pick up one of the the Chicago Cubs, Montreal. Phila­ Al-Mashoor. Paramedics from the Manches­ 79 Lincoln Mark V Hartford needs pne more win in either tonight’s game or NEW YORK - The New York dreadful season. injured persons. delphia and Pittsburgh. A Lebanese intelligence analyst ter Emergency Medical Service 83 Chrysler Bill Blass special edition, Sunday night’seontestagainst the host Boston Bruins to clinch. A Mets, who have compiled the best In the NL West, the Dodgers, The second division in the AL said he had not heard of the groups assisted at the scene at Camp convert., air. pa-pb-pwindows *8,395 ps-pw-pb, am/fm, leather, tilt *6,995 loss by the Buffalo Sabres tonight in Montreal would also sew up a record in the majors over the past who showed last year they have the East has Boston,' Milwaukee and before and speculated that the Meeting Road near Sperry’s Glen. Hungary was proclaimed a steering, cruise post-season bid for the Whalers. two seasons, are picked in a United claim was part of a propaganda deepest pitching in baseball, are Cleveland. State Police from the Colchester republic in 1946. 82 Toyota Tercel Press International survey as war against the United States after the pick to repeat as division S apd., air *3,995 79 Merc Cougar overwhelming favorites to win the titlists. Fernando Valenzuela and The AL West could be the most the confrontation with Libya. ps-pw-auto, air, blue MCC baseball in Sunday twinbill U.S. forces ended navy maneuv­ 1986 World Series. Orel Hershiser challenge Gooden tightly contested division in the 82 Datsun w/tan trim *4,195 The Manchester Community College baseball team is at majors. Kansas City, which was ers March 27 in the Gulf of Sidra Due to a recent death and Darling as the best 1-2 pitching UPI photo after twice bombing a Libyan pickup, sport package w/cap *3,995 Norwalk Community College for a Sunday double header. In a poll of 22 spring training punch in the majors.. quiet in the off-season, may be in corres|M>ndents. 13 voters selected missile guidance base and sinking 79 Gran Marquia MCC opened its 1986 season with one win and two losses this The Cincinnati Reds are picked for a battle if teams like Oakland Lefthander Bruce Hurst 83 Buick Regal the Mets to win the World Series. three Libyan ships. in the family, the ^ ps-pb-pw, ac, am/fm, tilt past week. to duplicate their second-place and Seattle develop. draws the starting mound A Mexicana Airlines Boeing 727 auto, air, sunroof, pw-pb-ps *6,595 The Los Angeles Dodgers were steering, cruise, 66,000 miles, *4,595 finish of 1985. The Reds solidified Oakland, which boasts rookie assignment for the Boston 5 carrying 166 people to Los Angeles picked by four and two chose the _8goko_wheel8_^^______^ their starting pitching in the slugger Jose Conseco and pitcher Red Sox on Monday when March 31 hit a mountain after E.A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. Television and radio highlights to recapture the Joaquin Andujar, are picked to takeoff from Mexico City, killing off-season by picking up Bill they face the Detroit Tigers World Series they won in 1984. finish second, followed by Califor­ all aboard including nine .Ameri­ EXCLUSIVE AGENT — DOLLAR RENT-A-CAR! TODAY Gullickson and former Cy Young 723 Main St.. Manchester Noon — WCT Atlanta Championships, ESPN. nia, Minnesota. Seattle, Chicago in the ’86 season opener at cans in Mexico's worst air crash. In the four division races, the winner John Denny. Tiger Stadium. The .Mexican airline said the Mercury Marquis’s Mercury Lynx’s Mercury Cougars 2 p.m. — Greater Greensboro Open, ESPN. Mets are the prime choice to win The remainder of the NL West and Texas. pilot reported pressurization prob­ will he closed on Monday. April 7 3 p.m. — Fair Lanes Open, Channels 8, 40. the National League East, the looks this; San Diego. Atlanta, lems and asked permission to all with 6 cyl., auto, air. all with auto, ps, pb, all with auto, air, ps, pb, 4 p.m. — Mike Weaver vs. James Smith, Channel 3. Dodgers the NL West, the Tigers Houston and San Francisco. 4:30 p.m. ~ U.S. Amateur Boxing Championships. Channels 8, lower altitude shortly before the am/fm, ps, pb, cruise & am/fm, air, rear am/fm, cruise, rear the American League East, and The Detroit Tigers, who streng­ crash. much much more! defroster 40. the defending World Series cham­ thened themselves by dealing for "On the path of chasing and defroster, cruise, and 4:30 p.m. — Nabisco Dinah Shore Invitational, Channel 30. Pinney Just perfect Manchester Comiminily College Theatre Wing Presents pion in the AL pitcher Dave LaPoint and speedy hitting imperialist American inter­ much much more! 4:30 p.m. — Flamingo Stakes, ESPN. West. outfielder Dave Collins, look There had been only three tion as he rolled a 299. He left a ests and their allies and tools, we 10th Anniversary lYodiictiai 7:30 p.m. — Bruins vs. Nordiques. Channel 38. announce: 7:30 p.m. — Maple Ldhfs vs. Whalers. SportsChannel, WTIC. The Mets, who last played in the primed to rebound from last year’s perfect 300 games at the Man­ 3-pin standing on a brooklyn hit. *5995 *6995 chester Parkade Lanes in its 26 "The destruction of the Mexican *6195 7:30 p.m. — Rangers vs. Capitals, Channel 9. World Series in 1973, are loaded disappointing performance. The It was Finney's first career plane that was downed in a suicide Y IMPROV 10 with pitching and hitting. Dwight Tigers' main concern, however, is years of operation before this 300 game and the first at the mission ... in retaliation for the Gooden, the 1985 NL Cy Young the status of shortstop Alan Tram­ week. One was added to the list Parkade Lanes in four years I Improvisaticnal revue SUNDAY add there was also a near-miss imperialist American nriilitary in­ since John Myers accomplished * ~ combining cxxnedy, drama and music Noon — WCT Atlanta Championship, ESPN. Award winner, heads a staff that mell, who will be playing with a in league bowling action this vasion of the Libyan Popular Arab the feat. 1 p.m. — Celtics vs. 76ers, Channel 3, WKHT. includes Ron Darling. Sid Fernan­ career-threatening shoulder past week. Republic and in revenge for the Pinney, a Manchester resi­ 2 p.m. — Greater Greensboro Open. ESPN. dez. Bob Ojeda and Rick Aguilera. injury. Barry Pinney, rolling for fascist. Zionist. U.S. raid on Miyeh L . April 3 5 dent, also roils in a church 301 Center Street 3:30 p.m. — Sammy Fuentes vs. Frankie Warren. Channels 8. Darryl Strawberry, who could be The choices to battle Detroit in Wilsons in the Joe LaVae Miyeh camp in s .:thBrn Le­ league Monday nights and in the Manchester 643-513S 40. the key factor in the Mets’ pennant thg AL East are the Toronto Blue Industrail League on Thursday banon." the statement sairi Knights of Columbus League. 3:36 p.m. — Lakers vs. Rockets, Channel 3, WKHT. Jays, the defending division cham­ night, turned in the sparkling Israeli warplanes bombed guer­ (Just Off Exit 60 drive, highlights an explosive Pinney is averaging 203 in the 4 p.m. — Nabisco Dinah Shore Invitational, Channel 30. 12-strike, 300 game. John Ko- rilla bases in southern Lebanon's At 1-84) offense including Keith Hernan­ pions; the New York Yankees and LaVae Industrial League. He 7 p.m. — Whalers vs. Bruins, Channel 30, WTIC. - zicki, in the Silk City League on Palestinian refugee cam pof Miyeh > 7 dez. Gary Carter. George Foster the Baltimore Orioles. Neither also rolled a 257 game Thursday Tuesday night, missed perfec­ Miyeh March 17. killing 10 people 7:30 p.m. — Capitals vs. Flyers,’ ESPN. and Mookie Wilson. Toronto nor New York, despite and had a 3-game string of 748. •1 .V) CMMtrnil wounding 30 and wrecking a G olf crafty left-hander had a miniscule though Gavarrino and senior Rob PodHorulo. ss, Bobby AAeochom. If, plfchlng sfaff; Improvement of Danny Golden State 28 50 .359 31'/l> 0.82 but was Lovett (.278) are possibilites. Tartabull, allowing feam to release Jack Henry Cotto. cf, Rickey Henderson, rt, V-dlndiod dIvNIon tItN just 2-2 last season. Blame it on an Race was faced with rebuilding Dave Winfield, c. Butch Wynegor. dh. Perconte. x-cllndied plavolf berth Gory Roenicke. p, Ron Guidry (H -6). Outlook — The AAorlners ore storting to untimely offense and erratic de­ the entire outfield, but senior left Improveond could scoresome teams with FrMav's ResuIN Spring development — Release of Philadelphia,122, Cleveland 102 Tallwood fense behind him. fielder Dave Simler, and Casey in veteran right-hander Phil NIekro; left­ their hitting, if the young pitchers Washington 135, Atlanta 129 (O T) Helin showed what he was center appear to be solid hander Britt Bums lost for season with develop, Iheclubcould reach .500. Milwaukee 115, Detroit 108 ASSOCIATE WEEK TOURNAMENT Howord Johnson, ss, Rafael Santexia. If, — Low gross, low net — Gross- Ed chronic hip ailment; ocoulsltlon of lefty Lost pennant— None. Boston 119, New York N capable of with a little support over replacements. DH Mike Easier for rlghtv DH Don Baylor. TexosRangers Georg* Foster, cf, Len Dykstra. rf, Darryl 1985 Major Laagua atandinga Stone 70, Ca rl M lkolow sky 75, Net- Chet 1985— S*venth,62-99.385,28'/>GB. Strawberry, c, Gary Corter. p, Dwight Houston at Phoenix, night the summer, going 9-2 with Am eri­ “ Simler is standing out," said Outlook— With NIekro and Burns gone, Saturday's Gomes Lukas64, D ave Sink 66, Don W ennik X . pitching becomes a hug* ouestlon for a Manager— Bobbv Valentine. (3oaden(24-4). N A T IO N A L L E A G U E LADIES LEAGUE — Low gross, low can Legion Zone Eight champion Race. “ He’s a good hitter.” Spring development* — Poor perfor­ (All Times EST) club wifh enough offense tocontend. Oddsondivislonflag— 50-1. East New York at New Jersey, 7:Xp.m. net Colloway — 3Holers — Low gross- Post 102. Lovett, if he doesn’t play first, is Losf pennant— IN I ALchamplons. Probobleopenlngdavllneup-Ib.Pefe mance of relief corps; Inlurv to Mookle Lllllan lamonoco 52, Net- Alice Young Wilson which wlllsidellnehimforfirsttwo W L PCt. O B Detroit at Indiana, 7 ;X p.m. With top-drawer starters Ken a candidate for right field.. Detroit Tigers O'Brien. 2b, To b y Harrcdi. 3b, Steve St. Louis 101 61 .623 — Atlanta at Chicago, 8: X p.m. X . M arian Foote 44, Helen Slodyk 44; 1915— Thlrd,84-77.522,15GB. Buechele. ss, Curtis Wllkerson. If, Gary weeks of the season; failure of third base New York N 64 .605 3 18 Holers — Gross- Kathy Reynolds 85, Krajewski and Pete Frankovitch Others who may be slated as Ward, cf, Oddibe McDowell, rf, Pete situation to be resolved. Seattle at Dallas, 8: X p.m. B arb ara Larson 89, Net- Linda Saorl 77, 5 Manager — Sporky Anderson. Outlook— The Met*hove thepltchlng to Montreal 64 77 .522 W /2 Portland at Utah, 10;X p.m. graduated, much of the Indians’ utility players are senior Kyle Odd* tor division flog-4 -1 . Incavigllo. c, Don Slaught. dh, Larry Chicago 77 84 y47S 23'/> Cloro Buggle 77, Gloria Williams 79, dominate the division, but they have Golden State at L A Clippers, 10: X p.m. hopes rest on Helin’s nasty Aitken, junior Karl Noone, sopho­ ProbcMe opening dov lineup — lb, Parrish, p, Jose Guzman (3-2). PhlladHphIa 75 87 .463 26 Phoenix at Sacramento, 10:Xp.m. Meg McCarrIck M. Darrell Evans. 2b, Lou Whitaker. 3b, Spring development — Rookie Pete placedolot of pressure on themselves and Pittsburgh 57 104 .354 43>/^ . more Joe Leonard and seniors their reaction to a tallspln might prove Sundoy's Gome* Darnell Coles, ss, Alan Tram m ell. If, Incavigllo, who has never played In a West Boston at Phlladelphio “ Helin will have a tough load,” Richard Barnett and Nick Cacace. Lo rry Herndon, cf. Chet Lemon, rf, Kirk professional game. Impressed enough Interesting. Lo t Angeles 95 67 .586 — PGA reaulta I f”."' ' »• with his power to win regular right field Lostpennont-1973NLchamplons. Cleveland at Washington admitted Race. “ He’ll have to “ Our weaknesses might be a Gibson, c, Lance Parrish, dh, Dave Cincinnati 89 72 .553 S'/i LA Lakers at Houston Collins, p. Jack Morris (16-11). lob. Montreal Expos Son Diego 83 79 .512 12 start one game and relieve one shortage of pitchers, and unproven Outlook — Rangers appear to have 1985— Thlrd,S*-77.S32,16W GB. Denver at San Antonio Greater Greensboro Open Spring development — Flaring of Alon Houston 83 79 .512 12 At Greensboro, N.C. April 4,1986 game every week.” hitters,” said Race. “ Our strength TrommeH'sshoulder problems; fallureto enough hitting to scoresome runs, butthe Manager-Buck Rodgers. Herald photo by Bashaw Atlanta 66 W .407 29 Par 71 The No. 2 man on the staff is Improvemiddlerellef. defense Is suspect and fhepltchlng Is thin. Oddsondivislonflag— 15-1. Son Francisco 62 100 .383 33 Celtica 119. Knicka 98 is probably balance. We have an Outlook — Anderson must restore Lost pennant— None. Probable Opening Day Lineup — lb, AMERICAN LEAGUE junior Neil Archambault. who awful lot of players of equal Andres Galarraga. 2b, Vance Law. 3b, Sandy Lyle 6865132 Sean McCarthy moves over to patrol shortstop for the crispness to o team that committed East Jim Simons 6869-137 contributed in spots for the varsity mentol ondphvslcol lapses. Wayne Krenchickl. ss, H uU e Brooks. If, NEW YORK (N ) ...» ability.” W L Pet. GB Andy Bean 6878138 Indian nine. McCarthy batted .379 last year as a junior. Last pennont — 1964 World Series Tim Raines, cf, Mitch Webster, rf, Andre Toronto n 62 .615 — McNealy 1-4 1-2 3, O rr 1-8 (W 2, Herald photo by Bashaw before maturing to register a 7-3 Schedule: April 10 East Catholic National League West Dawson, c, Dann Bllardello. p, Bryn Bannister 11-164-11 26, Walker 3-10 4-710, Leonard Thompson 6572-138 champions. Los Angeles Dodgers New York 97 64 .602 2 6958138 record on the same Legion club. H, 12 Newington A i p.m.. 16 Patti more Orioles Smlth(18-5). Tucker 8-13 00 16, Grunfeld 2-7 4-4 8, Craig Stodler 1985— Flrst,95-67.586. Detroit 84 77 .522 15 Buddy Gardner 7868139 “ He’s a control pitcher who Enfield A, 18 Hartford Public H, 21 bury H. 16 South Windsor A, 19 Ferm i H, 22 1915— Fourth, 63-78.516,16GB.. Spring development* — Improvement Baltimore 83 78 .516 16 Thornton 2-6 1-6 5, Wilkins 5-11 1-3 12, Senior Chris Helin, who was only 2-2 last year, will be Manager— Tom Lasor do. of pitcher Floyd Youmons, who has cut David Edwards 67-72-139 throws down by the knees and May 2 Windham A 3:45 p.m.. 5 Rockville H, 23 Windham H, 27 Manager— Eorl Weaver. Odds on division flog-4 -1 . Boston 81 81 JOO 18'/^ Cofield 5-12 2-2 12, Green 2-4 » 4 4. Totals 6871-139 South Windsor H 1 p.m., 23 East Odds lor division flog— 10-1. down on walks and earned a berth In the 40-91 17-39 N . (Xinnv Edwards counted on to be the ace of the Manchester High pitching East Hartford A. 28 Hall H. Starting lineup — lb, Greg Brock. 2b, Mllwouke* 71 W .441 28 Dan Pohl 71-681X keeps them hitting down,” spid Catholic A 1 p.rn., 25 Fermi A 1 East Hartford H. 7 Glastonbury A, Probable opening day lineup — lb, starting rotation; ocaulstlon of catcher Cleveland 60 102 .370 39V3 B O S TO N (119) Steve Sax. 3b, Bill Modlock. ss, Mariano To m Nieto, Inflelder Wayne Krenchickl McHale8-119-925, Blrd5-146-616, Parish Tom Purtzer 6872-1X staff this spring. Race, who predicts that a shored- p.m., 28 Rockville A, 30 Glaston- 9 Enfield H, 12 Hartford Public A. Games not noted 3:30 p.m. Eddie Murray. K , Alan Wiggins. 3b, Floyd West 72681X Duncan. If, Reggie Williams, cf, Ken ond tirstbaseman Jason Thompson. 59 2-4 12, Johnson 6-8 3-3 15,Alnge 6-11 Dick Mast Rayford, ss. Col Ripken. If, Mike Young, Landreaux. rf, Mike Marshall, c, Mike Kansas City 91 71 .562 — 72681X cf, Fred Lynn, rf, Lee Laev. c, Rick Outlook — This team enters the season 2-2 17, Walton 04) 2-2 2,Wedmon4-111-1 Larry Nelson Scloscla. 0, Fernando Valenzuela (17-10). California N 72 .556 1 Payne stewarl 78781X D m p se v. dh, Larry Sheets, o, Mike with one of the weakest botterlet In the Chicago 85 77 .525 6 10. Slchting 3-5006, Kite 2-4 0-0 4, Carlisle Spring development — Slugging out­ league. Aseconddlvlslonflnlshlsastrong 00000,Vlncent472-2IO,Thlrdklll1-4(M)2. Andy Dillard 6871-1X Flonogan(4-5). fielder Pedro Guerrero lost for three Minnesota 77 85 .475 14 7567-141 Spring development — Flonogon's possibility. Totals44-S4 27-29119. Mark Brooks months with m alor knee Inlurv suffered Oakland 77 85 .475 14 Chip Beck 7268141 re-emergence as on Opening Day calibre Lostpennont-INI NLEast. Seattle 74 N .457 17 pitcher afteradlsoppolntlng season. fourdavs before Opening Day. Chicago Cubs New Yolk 27 17 24 30- N David Frost 6872-141 Outlook— Pitching makes Los Angeles Texas 62 N .385 2S'/i John Adams 7268141 7fs’ are 1965— Fourth,77-S4.478,23',(>GB. big issues with Cheney Tech nine Outlook — If the pitching, which last the favorite to win division for fourth time League ChampiensMp Serlet Boston 18X1*13-119 season was worst In Orioles history, Monoger— Jim Frey. Three-point goals— AInge 3, Wed- Bob Glider 7368141 returnstotorm, Baltimorewlll beostrong In six years. Poor defense could sabotage (Xldsondivislon flog-6 -1 . man, Wilkins. Fouled out— None. Total Fuzzy Zoeller 71-78141 thotpltchlng, though. Jim Thorpe 7871-141 plate are senior Mike Mancini. a and be spelled by either Maguire or along with favorites Portland High contender, especially with Weaver back Probable Opening Day Lineups — lb, L e t Awgelw vs. St. Leult fouls— New York 24, Boston 25. Bv Bob Popettl more to do with the fact than on the hill in '85 and has been Last pennant— 19U N L West. Leon Durham. 2b, RvneSandberg.3b,Ron Tim Norris 7871-141 and East Hampton High, but forfullvear. (CordlnaN win serlet, 4-1) Rebounds— New York 43 (Bannister ineptitude. plagued by preseason back .338 leadoff man, and Nese. whohit junior Bill Shea when he is. Last pennant — 1963 World Series Cey. ss, Shawon Dunstan. If, (Sary 11), Bastan 51 (McHale 11). Howard Twitty 68781X Herald Sports Writer Cincinnati Red* Oct. 9-Los AngHes 4, St. Louis 1 6873-1X .419 in just 43 at-bats. Then there are more “ ifs” . Cheney should make some loud champions. 1965— Second,89-72.S53,5'/}GB. Matthews, cf. Bob Dernier, rf, Keith AssIsN— New Yerk 21 (Grunfeld 5), David ITiore Of the mainstays, only ace Rick problems. Oct. 10-Los Angelet 8, St. Louis 2 Gene Sauers 6873-1X If Pires plays third, the keystone noises. BestenRedSox Manager— PeteRosc. Moreland, c, Jody Davis, p, Rick Sutcliffe Oct. 12-St. Louis 4, Lo t Angelet 2 Bostan 25 (Bird 8). A — 14,890. As always, the big " i f ’ will play Gonzalez stayed healthy, despite "Nese definitely has the poten­ "W e have pood contact hitters, (8-8). T z 5 Chung Chen 72781X sack will be patrolled by either "W e haven't set any team goals 1965— Flfth,61-6l .5t», 18'/sGB. Oddsondlvlslontlag-4-1. Oct. 13-St. Louis 12, Los AngHes 2 a prominent role in the fortunes of working in 79 l/3s innings — more tial, but Bruce’s injury could people who can hit for averages.” Monoger-John McNamara. Probobleopenlngdavllneup— lb, Pete Spring developments — Apparent Jack Renner 6873-1X A Oct. 14-St. Louis 3, Lo t A n ^ e t 2 75681X noted Baccaro. junior Peter Albert or Parent. If except to play the way we can,” Oddsfor division flog-20-1. Rose. 3b, Ron Oester. 3b, Buddy Bell, ss, return to fiealth of pitching staff, Nick Faldo Cheney Tech's baseball team. than the rest of the staff combined. change the whole complexion of O rt. 16-St. Louis 7, Los Angelst 5 Bucka 115, Piatona 108 Brett Upper 68781X Pires plays second, Nese will be said a cautious Baccaro. Probable opening day lineup — lb. Bill Oave Concepcion. It, Nick Esaskv. cf, Eric especially stoff lender Rick Sutcliffe. American Leogu* The big " if " i.s a limb hangingoff The lack of mound depth directly the team,” said Baccaro. Mancini, last year's catcher, will Buckner. 2b, Marty Barrett. 3b, Wade Outlook — Hitting was overrated lost Wayne Grady 7567-1X back at third. Nese’s bat will The “ ifs" will be answered one Dovis. rf, M ve Parker, c. Bo Diaz, p, Kontot City vs. Terent* 71-71-1X led to Cheney’s up-and-down, 11-11 Two unproven varsity throwers probably move to left field if either Boggs, ss, Glenn Hoffman. If, Jim Rice, cf, MarloSoto (12-15). year but strong hill staff can moke up for Bobbv Clampett a body perched on a sand dune in (ReyoN win tetles, 43) M IL W A U K E E (115) Steve Pate 71-721X who may figure in the plans are junior Mark Pelletier or sopho­ definitely be in the lineup some­ way or another. Tony Armas. H, Dwight Evans, c. Rich Spring Developntent — Concepcion occasional power lapses on team that 1s Oct. 8-Toranto 6, Kansas City 1 Pressev 591-111, Cummings 12-253327, the middle of a diamond-shaped season. A balanced offense, which Gedman. dh, Don Baylor, p, Bruce Hurst held lob ogalnst challenge of rookie Kurt still bulltfor Wrlglev Field. Lannv Wodklns 75681X ripped for a .305 team average, sophomores Glen Parent and Pat more Chris Tibbo can handle the where. if only at DH. Last pennant — 1984 NL East chom- Oct. 9-Toronto 6, Kansas City 5, 10 Breuer 377-813, Plerce9-154-422, Hodges Mark O'Meara 7271-1X playing field. (11-13). Stillwell; traded infielder Wayne Kren- Innings 6-13 34 18, Lister 69 2-2 14,Glenn3-60O Maguire. Both will be groomed on backstop job All three are certain Junior outfielder Ed Dettore and .Schedule: April 10 Cromwell A, Spring training development — Ac­ chlckl to Montreal for minor- league plons. Rick Fehr 78781X The conjunction in question was the biggest factor in the Oct. 11-Kantas City 6, Toronto 5 6, Fields 1-72-24, ReynoldsOOOOO. Totals M ark Hayes 7873-1X to start somewhere, however, with sophomore infielder Jim Krone 15 Coventry H, 17 Prince Tech H, 18 quired rlghtv DH Don Baylor tor lefty DH pltchlngprospect. PhllodelpMaPhllll** Oct. 12-Toronto 3, Kansas City 1 43912324115. refers to those men on the mound Beavers' qualifying for the Class L the junior varsity mound through­ Mike Easier; rumored trode for Tom 1985— Flfth,7S87.463,26GB. Pat McGowan 78781X the odd man out slated for right are also available. Bolton A, 22 Bacon Academy A, 23 Outlook — The Reds hove the look of o Oct. 13-Konsat City 2, Toronto 0 D E T R O IT (108) Vance Heafner 7271-1X — the pitchers. state tournament. out the spring. Seaver never materialized. contender, though you wonder Itow M anager— John Felske. Oct. 15-Kanta* City 5, Toronto 3 Tripucka 9 -X 1-4 X , Cureton 7-14 2-416, When asked to cite Cheney's Vinal Tech A. 25 East Hampton H. Odds on division flog— 50-1. Mike Donald 7271-1X " I f the pitching comes through, Behind Gonzalez, who had a 6-4 Though the hurling could be field. Outlook — Red Sox usually tease fans Parker can possibly duplicate his 34- Oct. 16-Konsos City 6, Toronto 2 Lalmbeer 11-18 33 25, Dumars 1-3 1-2 3, 29 Rocky Hill A., P strengths, the coach pointed to the before collapsing. This year they mov homer, 125- RBI season. Probable Opening Day Lineup — lb. Trevor Dodds 71-721X we’ll be in the games,” says any won-lost record, Baccaro hopes to hurting again, at least the hitters The Beavers’ defense is an­ Von Haves. 2b, Juan Samuel, ss, Steve WerMSerte* ThOrtMS 9-16 45 24, Johnson 37 2-2 8, Bill Sander 75681X May 2 Portland H. 6 RHAM H, 7 ellmlnafethefirststeo. Lostpennont— 1979NL West. St. LeuN vs. Kansas City Campbell 34 00 6, Mahorn 1-3 33 4, baseball coach al any level every call on seniors Ron Nese and Bruce are back. Especially Carpenter, chored by junior shortstop Tom experienced defense of Dowd, Lastpennonf— 1975ALchomplons. Houston Astros Jeltz. 3b, Mike Schmidt. If, (3arv Redus.cf, Mike Hulbert 71-721X (ReyoN win Serlet, 43) Long 1-3 OO 2. Totals 4388 1323 108. Willie Wood 71-721X who cranked out a team-leading Dowd and senior Chris Pires, a Carpenter, Mancini and Pires. Cromwell H. 9 Coventry A. 12 Mllwouhee Brewers 1985— Tledforthlrd,83-79.553,12GB. Milt Thompson, rf, Glenn Wilson, c, Oct. 19-St. Louis 3. Kansas City 1 year. Carpenter. Both are question Darren [Xiulton. p, Steve Carlton (1-8). Milwaukee 34 » 25 28-115 Eduardo Romero 71-721X "And the arm of Gonzalez," Prince Tech A, 13 Bolton H. 16 1 9 8 5 -Slxth,7)-90.441,28GB. Manager — Hal Lanier. Oct. 20-St. LouN 4, Kansas City 2 Detroit 27 16 X 17— 10* Cheney Tech coach Bill Baccaro marks, although Nese was 2-2 and .427 average and 23 RBIs as a four-year starter, who will be at Manoger-George Bamberger. Spring trolnlng developments— Come­ Bill Kratzert 7271-1X added Baccaro. “ He’s one of the Bacon Academy H, 20 Vinal Tech Odds on division title— 15-1. Oct. 22-Konsos City 6, St. Louis 1 Three point goals— Hodges3, Thomas 2, is no exception. coming on strong last year before junior. either second or third base. Oddsfor division flag— 30-1. Probable opening dov lineup — lb, back of four-tImeCy YoungAwordwInner H. 21 East Hampton A. 23 Rocky Carlton; broken wrist suffered by short- Oct. 23-St. Louis 3, Kansas City 0 Tripucka. Fouled out— None. Total injuries crimped his campaign. Senior Gonzalez also played first As many as six others may round best in the league.” Probobleopenlngdavllneup— lb, Billy Glenn Davis. 2b, Bill Doran. 3b, Denny Oct. 24Konsus City 6, St. Louis 1 fouls-Milwaukee 20, Detroit 19. Miitare field “ If our pitching comes around .. Joe Robldoux. 2b, Jim Gantner. 3b, Paul Walling, ss, Dickie Thon. If, Eric Bullock, sfopTom Foley. Carpenter, an all-Charter Oak base and rapped a clutch .343. out the infield. Gonzalez will man The Techmen are hardly ex­ Hill H, 27 Portland A, 28 RHAM A. Outlook — Redus and Thompson odd Oct. It-Konsos City Z St. Louis 1 Rebounds— Milwaukee 44 (Cummings . ” wondered Baccaro. Molltor. ss. Earnest Riles. If, Mike Felder, cf, Kevin Boss, rf, Billy Hotcher. c, Mark Oct. 27-Kontat City 11. St. Louis 0 12), Detroit40 (Lalm beer 17). Assists— Conference center fielder, was 0-3 Other returning contributers at the first base when he’s not pitching. pected to contend for the COC title All games start at 3:15 p.m. cf, Robin Yount, rf, Rob Deer, c, Rick Bollev. p, Nolan Ryan (10-12). sz)eed, but team finished 11th In league In AUGUSTA, Go. (UPl) — The field for It didn’t in 1985. but injuries had hitting, eighth In team ER A , and eighth In Milwaukee 18 (Pressev 7), Detroit X Cerone. dh, Cecil Cooper, p, Ted HIguera Spring development— Left-hander Jim (Dum ars 8). A — X.964. the SOth Masters tournament except If a (1S6). Desholes won lob os fourth starter; key fielding percentage. Off-season deals did i player not already Invited to the Spring development -Com pletely new outfielders Jose Cruz and Te rry Puhl both lltneto cure the deficiencies. tournament wins the Greater Greensboro look to pitching staff. Including rookies slowed by Injuries. Lost pennant— 1983 N Lchamplons. Exhibition llneacoras 76ara 122. Cavaltera 102 Open April 6, that player will be Issued an Juan Nieves, Dan Plesac, and Bill Outlook— Not acontender. Uinlermust Pittsburgh Pirate* Invitation to the Masters (x-former Wegmon Instortingrotatlon. restore club's troditlonol strength at 1985— Seventh.S7-1(M.3S4,43Cleveland Indians Odds ondivisl on floe— Pittsburgh 58-1. Rad Sox 9, Aatroa 0 George Archer, x-Seve Ballesteros, East baseball will feature a youth movement Lostpennont— IN I N L West. Lee 312 34 19, Hinson 313 37 24, 1985— Seventh, 60-103.370,39'.'! GB. Son Diego Padres Probable Opening (X>v Lineups — lb, Turpln410008, Bagiev 2-6004, FreelO-18 Dave Barr, Andy Bean, Phil Block- Sid Bream. 2b, Johnny Roy. 3b, Jim Manager— Pot Corroles. 1965— Tledforthlrd,83-79.512,12GB. At KNelmmee, Flo. 4425,McDonald2-6004,Poguette1-21-23, mar, x-Goy Brewer, George Burns, Odds on division flag— 80-1. Monoger-Steve Boros. Morrison, ss, Sammy Khalifa. If, Steve MInnIefleld 1-5002, E. Johnson 38 4411, x-Blllv Casper, T.C. Chen, T.M . Chen, Kemp, cf, R.J. Reynolds, rf, Mike Brown, Boston 186 0111*1— 9131 Bv Bob Popettl handful of underclassmen. Connecticut Conference, by far the best of the bunch. Probable opening day lineup — lb, Pat Oddsondivislonflag— 10-1. Houston *********-* 45 West 00 0 2 0 , Brewer 1-3002. Totals41-83 x-Chorles Coodv, Fred Couples, x-Ben Tabler. 2b, Tony Bernazord. 3b, Brook Probable opening day lineup — lb, c, To n y Pena, p, Rick Reuschel (14-8). 1323102. Crenshaw, a-ChIp Drury, Bob East- Herald Sports Writer “ We’re inexperienced,” admit­ most formidable in the state. “ He has a lot of poise," noted Spring developments — Return to Boyd, Crawtord (8), Stanley (9) and Jacoby, ss, Julio Fronco. If, Mel Hall, cf, Steve (xorvev. 2b, BIp Roberts. 3b, Gralg Sullivan. Ryan, Montalvo (7), Lopez (8), P H IL A D E L P H IA (122) wood, (Xinny Edwards, Richard Fehr, ted veteran Coach Jim Penders, in “ If a team goes over .500 in our Penders. "H e ’s going to be a good Breft Butler, rf, Joe Carter, c, Andy Nettles, ss, (iarrvTem oleton. lf,Carmelo batting torm of off- Inlured Steve Kemp, Barkley 12-18 39 27, Stokes 39 OO 10, X-Ray Floyd, x-Doug Ford, Dan Forsman, who has nailed down left field berth. Trade Smith (9) and Ashby, Pankovltz (8). W — There’s a youth movement on the understatement of the presea­ league, it has a shot at a state one.” Allanson. dh, Andre Thornton, p, Ken Martinez, cf, Kevin Me Reynolds, rf, Tony Boyd. L— Ryan. Cotledoe 317 2-2 14, Ervlng 7-14 45 18, Buddy Gardner. Schrom(6-2). Gwvnn. c, Terry Kennedy, p, Eric Show of first basemon Jason Thompson to Cheeks 315 2-2 X, Green 1-6 32 4, Bill Glosson, x-Bob Goalbv, David the East Catholic High School son. "W e’re a young cre\v. but we title." declared Penders, whose Montreal. Spring development — Allanson has (12-11). Threatt38003C.Johnson454412,Moss Graham, Hubert Green, Ken Green, Jay baseball diamond. have some talent." Eagles visit crosstown rival Man­ mcxteclub, posslblyoseveryday catcher; Soring development — Boros replaced Outlook — In woke ot lost year's 38 OO 11. Totals 52-101 17-24 122. Haas, G ory Hallberg, Donnie Hammond, return of right-hander Ernie Camacho Dick Williams as manager before camp developments, which Included the PIttv Cleveland 31 29 2319— 101 Hale Irwin, Peter Jacobsen, a-Jack Kay, Never mind that as many as five The development of that budding chester High in Thursday after­ fromsurgerv. opened; right-hander LaMarr Hoyt burgh drug trials and the Pirates' bod Philadelphia X 29 X 25— 122 Tom Kite, Kenny Knox, Gary Koch, Bill juniors will be in the starting talent will go a long way in noon’s 3:30 season opener at Kelley ‘We lack power, but p ^ o rm o n c e on the field, new general Outlook — Pitching still Is very weak, entered treatment center tor alcohol Baaaball odda Threopoint goals— Free, E. John­ Kratzert, x-Bernhard Longer, lineup. The rejuvenation of the determining whether East Ca- Field but club scores too many runs to be taken abuse. manager Svd Thrift has his work cut out son, Moss. Fouled out— None. Totol Wayne Levi, o-Robert Lewis, Bruce we have a lot of line lightly onagiven night. Outlook — Roberts must prove he con for him In trying to put fans back Into the fouls— Cleveland 24, Philadelphia X. Lletzke, Sandy Lyle, John Mohof- Eagles — who missed the Class L tholie can improve on its 9-11 A quick glance at the awesome Lost pennant— 1954 A L chomol ons. set up second- place hitter Gwvnn as well park. It won't be eosv,but the youngsters (Oddi *f moler Nogu* ba I team* Rebounds— Cleveland 41 (l^e 9), Phil3 fey, Roger Maltble, Mark state tournament last year for the record of a year ago. ACC supports Penders’ contention drive hitters with good arehungryforachonce. wWUngtlielrdlvNNnlloe) McCumber, a - Gary McGImpsev. os Alan Wiggins did two years ago. Team delphio 54 (Barkley X ). Assisfs— first time since 1978 — may come It will be tough enough just about contention. There’s defend­ also needsohealthy Hoyt. Lost pennant — 1979 World Series American LeugueEast Cleveland X(Boolev 9), Phllodelphio running speed. It's not American League West champions. N*w York41 X (Barkley, Cheeks 10). A— 10,189. Johnny Miller, Larry Mize, Tommy down to the maturation of a competing in the fortified All ing Class LLand ACC champ Notre KonsoiCItv Last pennant— 1984 NLchamplonshIp. Atlanta Braves D*tralt41 Nakollma, Larry Nelson, x-Jack Nlck- Dame of West Haven, Class M 1985— First, 91-71.562. Toronto 6-1 going to be station to 1985— Flfth,6 6 N .407,29GB. lous, Greg NornKm, Andy North, Mac champ St. Joseph’s, and Class LL Manager— Dick Howser. Baltimore 10-1 O'Grady, Mark O'Meara, x - Arnold Oddsondivislonflag— 4-1. Manager — CJtuck Tanner. Oddsondivislonflag-50-1. Boston 20-1 Palmer, Corev Pavin, Colvin Peete, runner-up Fairfield Prep. And station baseball like Probable opening doy lineup — lb, Probobleopenlngdov.llneup.-Ib, Bob Transactions Mllwauk**30-1 Hockey o-Peter Persons, x-Gary Plover, Mi­ that’s just for starters. Steve Balbonl. 2b, Frank White. 3b, Cleveland 80-1 chael Podolak, Don Pohl, Don Pooley, the Red Sox.’ (Seorge Brett, ss, Argenis Salazar. If, Horner. 2b, Glenn Hubbard. 3b, Ken Four starters are back at East, Oberkfell. ss, Rafoel Ramirez. If, Te rry American lj*agu* West Nick Price, a-Sam Randolph, Jack Lonnie Smith, cf, Willie Wilson, rf, Darryl KansasCity41 Renner, Lo rry RInker, Bill Rogers,a-Jav including senior third sacker — Jim Penders Harper, cf. Dale Murphy, rf, Claudell aoMboii Motley, c, Jim Sundberg. dh, Hal McRae. Washington, c, Ozzle Virgil, p, Rick Chi00008-1 NHL atandinga SIgel, To n y Sills. 0, BudBlockdO-IS). Chicago (AL) — Cut outfielder Daryl Kevin Madden and junior short­ Mahler(17-15). Oakland 10-1 Spring development — Cy Young Boston; added outfielder John Cange- Col Ifornki 15-1 stop Kevin Riggs — two oT East’s Soring development — Massive house- losi; (Later Gam* Not included) Scott Simpson, Tim Simpson, Joey Atvard winning right- bonder Bret Mlnn**ota15-1 Slndelor, o-Rondv Sonnier, x-CraIg tri-captains — as well as senior Soberhogen developed osoreorm. cleaning, Including veteran pitchers placed Inflelder Luis Salazar on the21-dov Woles Conference Pascual Perez, Len Barker, Rick Comp S*attl*40-1 Polrlck INvIsion Staler, Povne Stewart, Curtis right fielder Dan Bontempo and Outlook — Rotation of Block, Charlie disabled list. Texas SO-1 Mangiafico and Bontempo. the o n dTerrv Forster. Chicago (NL) — Sent catcher Mike W L T Pta. G F G A Strange, Hal Sutton, Doug Tewell, Lelbrondt, Mark (3ublcza, and Danny WatNnal League East Jim Thorpe, Lee Trevino, Bob Twav, junior backstop J.B. Kaldy. Jockson Is excellent. Don Quisenberrv Outlook — Tonner's morale- building Martin to minor-league camp (Or x-Phlla. 51 X 4 106 3X 235 clean-up batter, should form two- techniaues should moke It easy for the St.LouN41 x-Washlngtn X 22 6 106 308 263 o-Scott Verplonk, Lonnv Wodklns, The offensive experience — and must rebound from on off-year In bul Ipen. reosslgnmenf. N*wYorfc41 thirds of the outfield, but the left Lost pennant — 1985 World Series Braves toimproveon last yeor'srecord. Cincinnati — Pitcher Chris x -N Y Isl. X X 12 n 313 274 x-Art Wall, Denis Watson, x-Tom the top of the order — will hinge on Lxist pennant— lON NLW est. CM 00006-1 Watson, Mark Wiebe, x-Fuzzy Zoeller. side may feature the platn champions. Welsh accepted on offer to report to NY Rangers X 37 5 77 272 X7 sparkplugs Madden and Riggs. Son Francisco Giants Montreal 15-1 Pittsburgh X 37 8 74 305 297 system. Penders has indicated he Colffeniia Angels Denver of fhe American Association PhlladelphlaSO-1 Madden hit .322 a year ago, while 1985— Slxth,63-100.383,33GB. (AAA). New Jersey 27 48 3 57 X I 360 will select from among all-around 1965— S*cond,90-72.5S6,1GB. Manager— Roger Crolg. pntsburghSO-l Monoeer— (ScneMauch. Detroit — Signed Inflelder-catcher National League West Adorns Division LPGA reaulta Riggs swung at a .329 clip as a utility man Stanford, junior Chris Oddsondivislonflag— 15-1. Oddsondivislonflag— 100-1. Harry Spllmon to a 1-year contract; V-Quebec 43 31 5 91 3X X7 Probable opening day lineup — lb. Will LosAng*let41 sophomore secx>nd baseman. Probable opening day lineup — Ib. signed outfielder Pat Sheridan and Clndnnatl41 x-Montreal X X 7 85 3X 278 Deroehn, sophomore Doug Riz- Clark. 2b, Rob Thompson. 3b, Chris X-Boston 37 X 11 85 306 282 5438,888 Dinah Shore InvItallenX ‘ We lack power, but we have a lot Wally Joyner. 2b, Bobbv Grich. 3b, Doug assigned him to Nashville of the Son Diego 10-1 zuto, or Powers, when the latter’s OeCInces. ss, Dick Schofield. If, Brian Brown, ss, Jose Uribe. If, Jeff Leonard, cf, American Association (AAA); opti­ Hartford X X 4 X XI 306 A l Rancho Mirage, Calif., April 4 of line drive hitters with good Dan Gladden, rf, Chill Dovis. c. Bob Houston 15-1 (P a rra ) not pitching. Downing, cf. Gory Pettis, rf, O o rg e oned outfielder Nelson Simmons and Atlanta 50-1 Buffalo 37 X 6 X X 4 X7 running speed," said Penders. Hendrick, c. Bob Boone, dh. Reggie Brenly. p, Mike Krukow (6-11). pitcher Bill Scherrerto Nashville. . Campbell Conference Jull Inkster 69-71—IX Powers may also split the Spring development — All rookie right San Frondsco 100-1 5 Jackson. p, Mike Witt (15-9). Norrt* Division Pat Brodlev 68-72— I X "It's not going to be station to designated hitter role with senior Soring development — Rookie Wally side of Infield with Clark making club and Kansas City — Signed outfielder Rudy W L T Pts. GF GA Laura Baugh 72-69— 141 station baseball like the Red Sox." Thompson winning battleot second base. Bill Revellese. Joyner coming along much better than Low to a 1-v*or contract. x-ChIcogo X X 8 84 343 342 70-71— 141 A fifth returnee is senior tri­ (Xitlook — Crolg and G M Al Rosen are New York (AL) — Outrighted catcher x-MInnesota X X 9 X 3X 302 72-70—IX The right side of the infield is expected, especially defensivelv. captain Jim Powers, the old-timer Outlook — If pitching keeps Angels In It gambling by bringing Clark to malors Juan Espino, optioned pitcher Doug X-St. Louis X X 9 81 294 2X 71-72— I X new. but juniors Scott Lima at first until August, old hands Grich. DeCinces, otter only o half-season In Single A. Crolg Drabek and assigned pitcher Al Holland, x-Toronto 25 X 7 57 3X 375 (^Danlelle Ammaccopane 73-70— IX on a kiddie corps pitching staff. will teach staff spllt-flnderedfastball. base and Kevin Lawrence at JacksonandBoonecouldcarryteamover all to Columbus of the International Bowling Detroit 16 X 6 X 259 4 « AAary Beth Zim m erman 70.73— I X Powers, who belies his name with a top. Lost pe nn an t-1971 NL West. League (AAA). Smyth* (MvWon 7271— I X second are more than ready to step y-Edmonton 55 16 7 117 4X 2X 71-72-IX repetorie of a junk, enjoyed a L o s to e n n o n t-1982 AL West. National League East Oakland — Signed (r**-ag*nt in. O n eegs White Sex catcher Jerry Willard to o contract with x-Calgorv X 31 9 85 3X 3K Mindy Moore 70-73—IX splendid 7-0 sophomore year but St. Louis CordlnaN x-WInnIpeg X 46 7 59 291 366 Avako Okamoto 74-70—IX “ Lawrence has looked very good 1985— Thlrd,8S-77.556,1 GB. 1985— First, 101-61.623. Tacoma ot the Pacific Coast League cooled off to 53 last season. M anager— Tony IJ] Russo. (AAA). Trl-Town x-Voncouver X 43 13 57 275 3X M yra Blockwelder 7272— I X at secortd, and Lima is hitting the Manoger— Wh Itey Herzog. Los Angeles X X 8 54 » 1 384 Laurie RInker 71-73—IX “ I think he can return to his Odds on Division F lo g -8-1. Oddsondivislonflag-4-1. Pittsburgh — Traded first baseman Joe DIPInto 21322*3616, Bob Ed­ ball very well," said Penders. Probableopening day lineup-Ib.Greg Jason Thompson to Montreal for two y-cHndwd dhflslen tins Jone Crofter 7272— I X sophomore form." said Penders, Probable Opening Day Lineup — lb, wards 203991. John Booth 233572, Jo e Jonet Coles 7272— I X Wolker. 3b, Tim Hulett. 3b, Wayne Jock Clork. 2b, To m m y Herr. 3b, Te rry players to be named later; traded x-dinclied ptayislf berth Also on hand are back-up Kolwlcz X1-S11, Jim Boker 223SX, Stu R ld a y 's Resulls Patti Rizzo 74.70— 144 of his lefty stopper. Tolleson. ss, Ozzle (Sulllen. If, Carlton Pendleton, ss, Ozzle Smith. If, Vince pitcher Chris Green to California for P arker 223569, (}* a ra * M a ye r 203545, catcher Andy Klopfer and infielder Fisk, cf, Doryl Boston, rf, Harold Baines, shortstop Kevin Davis; waived shortstop Buffalo 4, Montreal 2 Kathy Postlewalt 71-73—IX The only other arm with any Coleman, cf, Willi* McGee, rf, Andy Von Joe Keho* X1-523, Andy Michaud 7273—IX Mike Delis.sio, both juniors. c, Joel Skinner, dh, Ron Kittle, p, Tom Slyke. c. Ml ke Heath, p, John T udor (21-8). Johnnie LeMoster and outfielder SIxto Edmonton at Caigory, night varsity past belongs to senior X1-5S7, Bill Calhoun X1-546, Corl Saturday's Games Lori (xorbaez 77-60—IX “ We’re going to make mistakes - . Seaver(16-11). _ Spring developments— Failure of Ozzle Lezeano. Pattavina 213517, M ac M cDonald 523, fastballer Mario DiLoreto. who Spring development— John Congelosl. Toronto — Optioned pitcher (All Times EST) 74-71—IX Smith's Inlured shoulder to respond to Gus Senkbell 559, Al Margelony 507, Cathy Reynolds 7273— I X initially, naturally," said Penders. a 5-foot-7, non-roster player, nsode the rest and treatment; apparent complete John CcruttI to Syracuse of the New Jersey at N Y Islonders, 7:05 p.m. will most likely be the bullpen Wendell Labb* 526, Pet* Fortin 540, Boston at Quebec, 7:Xp.m . AAorta Flgueros-Dottl 74-72— I X “ But we’re going to get better as club with his hustle, allowing team to recovery of Vince Colemon from freak, leg International League (AAA). VInnIe Strlano 504, John Miller 507, closer. releas* Rudy Low. Toronto at Hartford, 7:X p.m. 71-75—IX the year goes on." Inlurv In last year's playoffs; anklelnlury Don M cAllister 545, A rt Geer 526, Kevin NY Rongersat Washington, 7:Xp.m . 7274-1X After Powers and DiLoreto, it's Outlook — Switch of Fisk, on All-Star suffered by pitcher Danny Cox and Osborn* 501, Rob Arendt 543, G a ry Schedule: April 10 Manchester A Herald photo by Bashsw catcher, to left field weokens club at two New York— Signed Kenny Greenforthe Philadelphia at Plttsburgh,7:Xp.m. 7274—IX up to the kids to take the hill shoulder problems of right- hander Jeff Sullivan 543, Ken Margotta 503, Ray Buffalo at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. Penny Hammel 7274— I X 3:30 p.m., 12 Fairfield Prep A 11 defensive positions. Proposed deal for Lahti were both diagnosed as relatively remoinder of the season. Bessette 516, Don Dzen 51*. Penders will probably employ at Bosfon center fielder Tony Armas never Ceiieg* Detroit at Minnesota, * :X p .m . Muffin Spencer-Devlln 7572— I X a.m., 14 South Catholic H 3:30 p.m.. minor. 6Aarcl Bozorth 7276— I X least four underclassmen on the Kevin Madden is one of the veterans for the East Catholic materialized. (Xitlook — The Cardinals con III afford Nevado-Lo* Vegos — Suspended ReggN Chicago at St. Louis, 8: X p.m. 16 Xavier H 3:15 p.m., 19 Northw­ Lostoenno n t - 1963AL West. Farmer, Tyrarw Walker, Lorenzo BOP Waman Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:Xp.m. Becky Pearson 7276— I X mound, including sophomores Rob High baseball team. The junior will handle the hot corner. to lose Ozzle Smith, the best shortstop In Sunday's Omnes Bonnie Louer , 7275— I X est Catholic A 11 a.m., 23 Manches­ the game. Herzog also must find a wav to Gunn ond Jamie Williams, all football Stanford and Mike Begley and 1965— TIedforfourth, 77-85.475,14GB. plovers, from athletic program for Kay Moroz 199-495, Joyce Tyler N Y Islonders at New Jersey Penny Pulz k 70-78—IX ter H 1’ p.m., 26 St. Joseph H 11 reploce 21 victories posted by Joaauin Anne-AAarle P X II 7572— I X Herald photo by Bashaw promising freshmen Mark Mangi- Manager— Roy Miller. Andulor, troded to Oak lond. Indefinife 1931*3552, Bea Bogley 1*3472, M artha St. Louis at Chicago a.m., 29 iNuii^ Udine H 3:30 p.,., . Odd* on division flo g -IS -l. Lostpennont — 198SNLchamplont. G ra n t 1*3478, Cell Ray 450. Calgory at Winnipeg Jane Geddes 7573— I X afico and Kevin Greene. period. peetBua Hartford at Boston, night 74.74— i x 30 Windham H 3:30 p.m. Stratford A 1:30 p.m., 12 Xavier A Thomas Aquinas A 7:30 p.m., 27St. Probobl* opening day I Ineup— Ib, Kent NewYertiMets Junior Kevin Riggs moves over from second base and Miami — Signed five free ogenN: Pittsburgh at N Y Rangers, night A m y Benz 7573— I X Mangiafico. who also has the May 2 St. Thomas Aquinas H 7:30 7:30 p.m.. 14 Northwest Catholic H Bernard (2) H 5:30 p.m. Hrbek. 2b, Steve Lombardozzl. is, (3ree 1965— S*C0nd,9844m3GB. Blaaaoma o-KImberly Williams 74.75— 145 Gagne. 3b, G ory Goettl. If, Mickey Manager-OaveJohnson. running bocks Mark Rush 300-542. Toronto at Detroit, night ^ t t y Sheehon 7575— I X Catholic High. field slot. has the potential to be t he 9 South Catholic A 3:30 p.m., 10 Bush, p, Frank Viola (18-14). Keith Hernandez. a>, Woliv Bachman.3b, reoel ver-kicker returner Greg Petty. Edmonton at Vancouver, night Ok-Hee Ku 7575—IX MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday/April 5. 1986 - IS

14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 5. 1986 Spring training roundup Sports In Brief FOCUS GIris soccer tryouts on April 19-20 Squads fine-tuning rosters EAST GRANBY — Tryouts for the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association Giris’ State Select Team (Olympic development About Town program) will be held on Saturday and Sunday, April 19-20 at By United Press International East Granby High School. Rain dates are April 26 and 27 and will be held at Wilton. j The Pittsburgh Pirates traded Services of Manchester and a member of the Hospice There will be three teams in three age divisions; under 14, veteran first baseman Jason Elks Install Reltberg Teams of Manchester and Glastonbury, will speak. under 16 and under 19. Thompson to the Montreal Expos Stan Lee Reitberg of Manchester recently was The meeting is open to cancer patients and their The tryouts each day will be from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. The Friday, headlining a day of fine- elected and installed as ruler of Manchester Lodge of families. For more information, call the hospital’s tryouts on the 19th will be held (or those in the Central, Southwest, tuning toward Opening Day Elks. He succeeded Wil­ Home Care Department at 646-1222, extension 2243. Southeast and Northeast districts. The tryouts on the 20th are for rosters. liam Stone. those in the Northcentral, Southcentral and Northwest distncts. The Pirates tarded Thompson to Reitberg, who was CremecI speaks at Concordia Montreal for two players to be born in the Bronx. New named later. The Pirates also York. Dec. 15, 1940, is a Annette Cremeci of the Greater Hartford Jewish Paul Ondras registers hole-ln-one waived shortstop Johnnie LeMas- senior technician at Uni­ Community Center will give a presentation on the epic ter and outfielder Sixto Lezcano. ted Technologies Corp. film, "Shoah,” Thursday from 8 to 8:30 p.m. at Paul Ondras of South Windsor registered a hole-in-one at the A left-handed batter, the 31-year- He joined the lodge in Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. The Red Rock Golf Course in Manchester last Sunday. He aced the old Thompson has hit 208 homers 1978 and has been active 9‘A-hour film will be shown in two parts in the par-3,142-yard second hole using an 8-iron. He was in a foursome over a 10-year career that began on several committees. Hartford area from April 27 to May 6 at a cost of $20 a with Craig Brown. Ed Murawski and Bill Kamerer. *' with the Detroit Tigers and also Other officers re­ showing. To schedule the film, call the Greater included a stint with the California cently elected include: Hartford Jewish Community Center at 236-43571 or ‘B’ softball team Is needed Angels. Last year, he slumped to Gary Hebert, leading Joan O’Loughlin at 643-4031. .241 with only 12 homers. Thomp­ knight; Harold Gagne, There’s an opening for one B’ Division softball team in the son’s best season with the Pirates loyal knight; Ronald Buckley School sees drama Manchester Rec Department’s men’s slo-pitch softball program came in 1982 when he batted .284 West, lecturing knight; and had 31 homers and 101 RBI. this summer. William F. Legault, se­ Buckley School PTA Fine Arts Committee will For further information, call Carl Silver at the Rec The deal kept the Expos active in cretary; Raymond sponsor a performance by The Renaissance Theater the trading market. Earlier, they Slater, treasurer; Ro­ Co. of "Against the Wind" Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Department. 647-3084. acquired infielder Wayne Kren- bert Kiernan, trustee, school. Anyone interested is invited. UPl photo chicki and catcher Tom Nieto. '■ i i l and Richard Recknagel, Pony League registration upcoming The Pirates later in the day tiler. traded left-handed pitcher Chris Reitberg has made Square Circle has open house A star Is born Registration for the Pony League baseball program (ages Green to California for shortstop Stan L. Reitberg some appointments in- The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of UPl photo 13-14) this summer will be conducted by the Manchester Rec Kevin Davis. ‘ ciuding: Donald A. Leal, Masons will have an open house Monday from 9 a.m. starring on Broadway, Patrolman Ste­ trates the Times Square traffic. Scibetta Department at the Mahoney Rec Center from .April 14 thru April The National League champion esquire; Norman A. Maine, chaplain; Peter Nelson, to noon at the Masonic Temple. There will be cards, phen Scibetta from Manhattan South brings out\ the best in drivers as a 18 from 6 to 8 p.m. ..u • St. Louis Cardinals received good Cincinnati's Buddy Bell (left) slides exhibition game Friday at Tampa, Fla. inner guard; Hervey O. Laquerre, organist; and pool and refreshments. All Masons and their friends news when doctors said right­ (where Kojak got his break) orches- conductor does with his orchestra. The program is for 13-14 year olds who have not reached their safely into home plate while St. Louis The Reds went on to win, 7-4. Rabert Gordon, justice of the subordinate forum. are invited. 15th birthday by Aug. 1. 1986. No phone registrations will be handers Danny Cox and Jeff Lahti Other officers of the lodge are Henry Pope, Walter accepted and anyone who played last year must register again. could resume work soon, catcher Mike Heath awaits throw in Prytko, Robert Arnold and Adeline Coelho, trustees. Cox, who chipped a bone in his Beethovens rehearse Tuesday News for Senior Citizens 5 There is a $5 registration fee and a $3 Rec membership card is right ankle after jumping off a game. Baltimore’s Cal Ripken had required. 3-foot seawall Sunday during a all to Columbus of the Interna­ nesday against the Milwaukee The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from tional League. Brewers, was^ a seventh-inning four hits. Cancer group meets Monday 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church fishing expedition, could resume At Kissimmee, Fla., Dennis "Oil throwing as early as next week, Kansas City signed outfielder home run by Matt Nokes. Counseling Resources for Cancer Patients and their St. Coffee and refreshments will be served before the Union challenges Ueberroth’s action At West Palm Beach. Fla., Can ” Boyd pitched seven scoreless rehearsal. ConnPace signups continue Rudy Law, who was released by Families will be the topic of the meeting of the Cancer Lahti learned the inflammation in innings and contributed two sin­ the White Sox on Tuesday, to a rookie Ed Correa allowed two hits Support Group Monday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at The chorus will present a musical program April 18 NEW YORK — The Major League Players Association his shoulder is abating. He could be gles and a seventh-inning RBI to one-year contract. Law, a speedy over six innings, leading Texas to Manchester Memorial Hospital in Conference Room at 2 p.m. at the Rockville Memorial Nursing Home, confirmed Friday that it had filed a grievance to challenge the ready by Opening Day Tuesday. power Boston to a 9-0 victory over Editor’s note: This column is other activities are listed as Living, “ A Choice to Make.” Bus The Chicago White Sox cut left-handed hitting outfielder, has an 8-4 victory over Atlanta. Route 30, Rockville. Members will carpool at 1:30 action taken against 21 players by baseball Commissioner Peter Houston. C. prepared by the staff of the follows: pickup at 10 a.m. Bus returns after outfielder Daryl Boston and added spent five years in the major At Tampa, Fla., Tony Perez Karen Otte. a social worker with Child and Family p.m. at the church parking lot. Manchester Senior Citizens’ Ueberroth for their involvement with drugs. doubled twice and singled, scored At Fort Myers, Fla., Jim Sund- April 8 — minibus will go to program. speedy John Cangelosi to the leagues, the last four with the Center. Friday: 9 a.m. cribbage; 9:30 Although all of the players have agreed to abide by Ueberroth s three runs and drove home two to berg collected three hits, and K-Mart Plaza. Call for a ride. roster. They also placed infielder White Sox. a.m. signup for Abbotts; 9:30a.m. ruling, in 11 cases to avoid suspension, the union ‘‘obviously has pace Cincinnati to a 7-4 triumph Charlie Leibrandt and Steve Farr 9 — Sign-up for Wildwood, N. J. — Luis Salazar on the 21- day In exhibition games: By Jeanette Cave June 2-6 $1.99. Fliers are available signup for Boston Kennedy Center the right to file a grievance in its own name with respect to At Sarasota. Fla., Richard Dot- over St. Louis. The Reds scored combined on a seven-hitter to certain things,” said Don Fehr, executive director of the players’ disabled list. The moves left the stake Kansas City to a 6-0 triumph Senior Center Director at the Center. Sign-up at 9:30 a.m. & Aquarium. 10 a.m. bingo; 11:00 White Sox roster at 26, two above son, who underwent chest muscle four runs in the first off starter and over Pittsburgh. College Notes 10 — Thursday program, a play. a.m. exercise with Cleo; 11:45 union. . j . j the 24 the team said it will carry. surgery last July, completed his loser John Tudor. Applications for the Connecticut All 21 players named by Ueberroth are required to undergo At Orlando, Fla., Lee Lacy led At Mesa, Ariz.. Shawon Dunston "A Choice to Make” performed by lunch bus pickup at 8 a.m. Return Also, the New York Yankees spring rehabilitation with a strong State Department on Aging’s Pres­ random drug testing for the rest of their careers, and 11 were also off the ninth with a homer off homered and drove in (our runs, local seniors. trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. announced they have outrighted outing to lead the White Sox to a 3-1 cription Drug Program (Con­ obligated to donate a percentage of their salaries to drug Ramon Romero to give Baltimore and Brian Dayett and Bob Dernier Krupp, Gussak on dean’s list Providence names students 11 — 9:30 a.m. signup for Boston Tax assistance: Monday, Tues­ catcher Juan Espino, optioned victory over Detroit. The only run nPace) are still available at the day, Wednesday, Friday at 1:00 rehabilitation programs and to contribute a set number of hours off Dotson, scheduled to pitch the a 3-2 victory over Minnesota in the each added two RBI to carry the Providence (R.I.) College has named four residents trip to J.F.K. Library and aqua­ right-hander Doug Drabek and Tufts University has named Lisa S. Gussak of 97 senior center. If anyone needs rium, May 14 — $21.50 and Lobster p.m. — 3:30 p.m. of community service to fight drug abuse. second game of the season Wed­ Twins’ final Grapefruit League Cubs to a 10-0 rout of Cleveland. to its dean’s list. The students, their majors and assigned left-hander A1 Holland. Wyneding Hill Road and Karen B. Krupp of 40 assistance with filling out the lunch at Abbott’s and Thames Note: Health Department exer­ Fehr said the grievance was filed earlier this week. McDivitt Drive to its dean’s list. classes are: application, one may call the cise class with Rose ends Monday. Michael K. Bryam of 113 Helaine Road, mathemat­ River cruise, June 24. Cost: $28. center for an appointment. This 14 — 12:45 p.m. golden years ics. 1987. program will pay 50 percent of Numero Uno Pass wins Lafayette Catherine M. Day of 24 Camp Meeting Road, an workshops. Four consecutive Sandy Lyle surges into five-shot iead Fairfield honors two students your prescription bill if you qualify weeks. MENU FOR THE WEEK undeclared major, 1989. by having an income of no more Monday: macaroni and cheese, LEXINGTON. Ky. (UPl) — Favored Numero Uno Pass, with Thomas F. Moriarty of 66 Linwood Drive, political 14-15 — Drivers education Fairfield University has named two area students than $9,000 for an individual and 16 — Health fair vegetable, roll, beverage, dessert. Craig Perret at the reins, took the lead at the top of the stretch Thompson birdied four of the science, 1988. GREENSBORO N.C. (UPl) - The field was cut to the low 73 birdies.” to its dean’s list. They arefreshman John P. Flanagan $12,000 for a couple. Applicants 17 — Thursday program: Sun- Tuesday: tuna-cheese melt, A and won the $55,300 Lafayette Stakes Friday as Keeneland first six holes to go lO-under for the scorers Friday. The cut came at For his first birdie of the round. of Coventry, a liberal arts student, and senior Cheryl Joann C. Moriarty of 52 Hillcrest Road, English. must also be 65 years old or older, soup, beverage, dessert. opened its 50th anniversary meeting. British Open champion Sandy Lyle tournament. Thompson lost those shiners and party for Ruth. 145. l-over-par and a tie for the Lyle chipped in from 50 feet on the L. Bassett of Manchester, an English major. 1988. Connecticut residents, and pres­ Wednesday: meatball grinder, Joel Sharenow’s 3-year-old gelding ran the seven furlongs in tied a tournament-record with an strokes on the back nine. 21-25 — No lunch. Beverages will lowest cut at a Forest Oaks’ GGO. third hole. He followed the shot criptions must not be covered by juice, beverage, dessert. 1:23 3-5 to score his first stakes win and third victory in four 8-under-par 64 Friday to build a ” 1 was going along, doing all be available in the kitchen. ” 1 don’t think anyone really with a birdie at the fifth hole on a any other insurance or medical Thursday: baked chicken, po­ five-shot lead midway through the right, but I never fell in com­ Two named by Eastern 30 — Health fair career starts. believes they can shoot 64 here no 3-foot putt, the seventh hole with a Clarion lists Miller assistance program. tato, vegetable, roll, dessert, bev­ Color Me Smart, making his 3-year-old debut after winning the $500,000 Greater Greensboro Open. mand.” Thompson said. Seats are still available for the matter what the conditions are,” 20-footer, and the par-5 ninth hole Clarion University of Pennsylvania has named Eastern Connecticut State University in Williman- On Monday, center staff and erage. (reservations required for Colin and Swynford Slakes last year in Canada, finished Lyle of Scotland, opened with a Montreal-Quebec trip. If inter­ 68 Thursday and moved to.l2-under Simons said. "It's just one of those after a two-putt. Ann Miller of 29 Steele’s Crossing, Bolton, tothe tic has named two area students to its dean’s list. They seniors said farewell to Donna ested. call the center. Thursday Dinner must be made three-quarters of a iength back in second. 132 for two rounds at the Forest things that happens sometimes. I’d Joining Thompson at 6-under dean’s list. are: Leary, the minibus driver. We before noon on Tuesday) Friendly Blue rallied from next-to-last to finish third, another John Lee Stoppleworth. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Oaks Country Club. Sore­ like to know how he did it.” Lyle reached the ninth with a were Andy Bean and Craig wish Donna the best, Wendy Our Linden Squares square Friday: Egg salad sandwich, P Stoppleworth of 1020 Boston Turnpike, a fine arts three lengths back, in the field of eight 3-year olds. shouldered Jim Simons, who shot a Lyle reached two of the course’s drive and a monstrous three-wood Stadler, two long hitters who Waldo, our substitute driver, will dancers danced at a recent AARP soup, dessert, beverage. Haloburdo named student and member of the class of 1987. 69 Friday, is second at 137. par-5 holes ip two shots — setting second shot that carried 270 yards played together Friday. Bean had drive the minibus until a perman­ meeting, the Senior Citizens of Robert Piccin, son of Dr. and Mrs. James Piccin of Three golfers, including first- up two of his eight birdies — and to the narrow green. He resumed a 70. Stadler, boosted by an eagle-3 Ithaca College in Ithaca. N.Y., has announced it has ent driver is found. Seniors are East Hartford, and at the Jefferson Guerrero undergoes knee surgery 504 Hilliard St., a business administration student and round leader Leonard Thompson, drove far enough on several par-4 his assault on par with a 12-footer on the 13th hole, had his second 69. named senior Lynn Haloburdo to its dean’s list. urged to call in and confirm rides House. SCORES member of the class of 1986. LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Pedro are at 138. holes that he was able to use a for birdie on No. 12. He reached the At 5-under were the Edwards Halobrudo is a mathematics major and the daughter on the minibus. Calls must be Monday— Pinochlescores; Sam wedge for his approach shots seven Guerrero, who suffered a severe knee injury Thursday in an Two players have shot 64 in the par-5 15th hole with a drive and a brothers, David and Danny, and of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haloburdo of Laurwood Drive, received a day in advance so that a SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK Shors. 709; Carl Popple,'703; Clara schedule can be made. exhibition game in Florida. Friday underwent a 90-minute Greater Greensboro Open. Tom times. one-iron shot and two-putted for Buddy Gardner. David Edwards Bolton. Nichols appoints Rowett Monday: 9:30 a.m. ceramics Hemingway. 697; Ann Fisher, 692; “1 was hitting it a long ways, ” another birdie, then had birdies on matched par-72 Friday, Danny Time is still available to get your operation. Purtzer and Bob Gilger both shot class; 10 a.m. Bingo; 11:45 lunch; Bill Stone. 692; Edith Albert 662; said Lyle, who regularly plays the the 16th and 18th holes. Edwards shot a 71 and Gardner Nichols College in Dudley. Mass., has appointed income tax returns prepared free ‘‘Everything went as planned.” said Dr. Frank Jobe, who 64 in the first round of the 1980 12:30 p.m. Pinochle Games; 1:30 Helen Silver, 659; Gus Frank, 646; first third of the U .S. tour, but is not “ It feels especially good to finish Dorlnda M. Rowett to its long-range Planning by experienced volunteers in the performed the surgery at Centinela Hospital Medical Center at tournament. had a 69. College lists Morhardt p.m. Exercise with Rose. Bus Mary Hill, 644. Lyle’s play pul him within a PGA Tour member. "I had a lot with several birdies,” Lyle said. 1985 PGA Player of the Year Committee. She is a senior majoring in marketing and American Association of Retired pickup at 8 a.m. Return trips at Tuesday — Bowling scores: suburban Inglewood. striking distance of the 72-hole of wedges in my hand. When “ Often you get in that position Lanny Wadkins recovered from an Dean Junior College in Franklin, Mass., has named the daughter of Ray Rowett of 352 E. Middle Turnpike Persons’ tax counseling program. 12:30 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. Harveyt Duplin, 512; Thurston Guerrero. 29. will be out of action for at least three months, the record for a Forest Oaks’ GGO of you’ve got that you ought to get it feeling like you’ve already done opening-round 75 to shoot 68 and Kimberly P. Morhardt of 92-4 E. Middle Turnpike to and Sue Rowett of 280 Love Lane. Coventry. Tax assistance is available every Tuesday: 9:00 a.m. Shopping Stauty, 507; John Kravontka, 502; team said. He will be hospitalized about three days and wili have 13-under-par 275. close to the hole and make some the damage, and you just coast in.” make the cut. its dean’s list, weekday except Thursday from 1 Bus; 9:30 a.m. Non-grocery shop­ Stanley Kalinowski, 212, 519; Nor­ a hinge brace on his ieg for at ieast six weeks. Dennison honored by Wheaton to 3:30 p.m. No appointment is ping bus to K-Mart; oil painting; 10 man Lasher, 526; Bruno Biordano, necessary. a.m. square dancing; 11:45 lunch; 244, 568; Hardy Thompson, 524; Assumption honors Flanagan Wheaton College in Norton. Mass., has named The men’s golf league will start 1 p.m. bowling at Parkade Lanes; Burt Green 222, 542; Cas Skou- Snow Chief leads Santa Anita field Inkster and Bradley share Shore edge Assumption College in Worcester, Mass., has freshman Jennifer Case Dennison of Manchester to its playing April 21. Starting times 1:30 p.m. Exercise with Cleo. Bus ronski, 206, 533; Andy Lorenzen, named Maureen Flanagan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dean’s list. She is the daughter of Richard W. will be list^ in the newspapers the returns from shopping at 12:30 517; Mike Pierro, 221, 529; Jean ARCADIA. Calif. — Kentucky Derby favorite Snow Chief, Thomas Flanagan of 48 N. Elm St., to its dean’s list. Dennison and Judith S. Taylor. week of April 14. p.m. Lukacs, 497; Viola Pulford, 192, bidding for his fifth straight stakes victory, heads a field of eight Bv Jeff Hasen 4-under. She was ahead after a Laura Baugh, who shot a 69. who has nine second-place finishes Sandra Palmer had a 70 and was but no triumphs in 14 years on the Wednesday: 9; 30 am . signup for 516; Pat Olcovage, 497; Ginger Sundav in the $.500,000 Santa Anita Derby. United Press International birdie on No. 10, but lost a stroke when she mis.sed a 6-footer for par two strokes off the lead. Tour. ’’If I’m in contention twice a Wildwood, N.J.; 9:30a.m. pinochle Yourkas, 178, 456. Variety Road and Ferdinand figure to provide the biggest games; 9:30 a.m. crewel; 9:30 Wednesday — Pinochle scores: RANCHO MIRAGE. Calif. - on No. 16. "A 7-under should win this month. I’ll be more patient. My chailenge in the 1 1-8 mile race. Bradley, a 13-year Tour veteran tournament.” said Inkster, who problem is I want to birdie every a.m. caning; 10:00 a.m. Friend­ Sol Cohen, 591; Bob Ahern. 581; Snow Chief, the California- bred son of unheralded stallion shot a 1-under-par 71 Engagements who has never won the Dinah last month won the Women’s hole.” ship Circle: ll:451unch: 12:30p.m. Annette, 566; Grace Windsor, 545; Reflected Glory, established his reputation as the top 3-year-old Friday to move into a tie for the bridge games; 12:30 p.m. arts & Amelia Anastasio, 537. lead with after two Shore, bogeyed Nos. 5 and 9, but Kemper Open in Hawaii. ” A in the country March 1 when he finished 1 3-4 lengths ahead of 2-footer on this course has become The richest event on the Tour, crafts bus pickup at 8 a.m. Return Wednesday — Bridge scores: rounds of the $430,000 Dinah Shore went to even-par on the round by being played on the 6.275-yard highly regarded Badger Land in the Florida Derby. recording birdies on the 12th and tough. The greens are hard and it’s trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. Mabel Loomis 3. 990: Eileen LPGA tournament. Mission Hills Country Club course, Thursday; 9 a.m. Orchestra Wilson 3, 920: Betty Seipel 3, 820; Ali entrants wili carry 122 pounds, markingthefirst timeSnow Inkster, who won the event two 16th holes. She and Inkster had playing lough.” Chief wiii not be at a weight disadvantage against those in the Bradley, who has 16 Tour victo­ has a tournament-record first rehearsal; 11:45 lunch; 12:45 p.m. Marge Reed 3, 470; Catherine years ago in a playoff with two-round totals of 4-under 140. prize of $75,000. Second-place is field. A stroke behind the co-leaders ries, was content with her second- Thursday program — Plays for Byrnes 3, 450. Bradley, began the round at $40,000 with the third-best finisher This is the richest Santa Derby ever, increasing in value from were Betsy King, who fell from the round 72. 3-under and her birdie on the par-4, earning $25,000. $300,000-added to a $.500,000 guarantee. The winner will earn 378-yard sixth moved her to top when she bogeyed No. 18, and “ Today was a hold-your-own $275,000. type day,” she said. “ The wind out The final two rounds of the there was a little swirling. I tournament, sponsored by Na­ Be somebody. would’ve liked to have been better, bisco, will be televised nationally Gadusek turns back Temesvarl Teacher survives, but I’m pleased I was at even-par by NBC Saturday and Sunday^ and no one ran away with it.” MARCO ISLAND, Fla. - Fourth-seeded Bonnie Gadu.sek won King followed an opening-round the final 10 games Friday to defeat .Andrea Temesvari, 4-6. 6-3. 70 with a 71. But for the second 6- 0. in a $1.50,00 tournament quarterfinal. reaches semifinals straight day. she had problems on Gadusek. of Largo, Fla., advanced to a semifinal match No. 18. against top-seeded Chris Evert Lloyd. ” I haven’t found a way to play ATLANTA (UPl) — Brian was going crosscourt, and put it Temesvari. ranked 19th in the world, had been plagued by foot the hole yet.” said King, a Teacher saved a match point in a away. I got that point and just hung three-time winner last year. ” I hit trouble since Thursday, but refused to make excuses. Sbe said a third-set tiebreaker and held on for in there.” v ^ L my third shot in the water, but I blister on a big toe caused it to bleed. a 4-6. 6-4. 7-6 (8-6) victory over Teacher, who was beaten by was able to get a good bogey.” In another match Friday, unseeded Janine Thompson of Mikael Pernfors Friday to ad­ John McEnroe in the first round of Baugh’s 69 was one of the top 623-6982 Australia, defeated unseeded Patricia Medrado of Brazil. 1-6, vance to the semifinals of the last year's Atlanta Grand Prix, scores of the day. She had three 7- 5, 6-4. $279,000 WCT- Atlanta will meet the winner of a later 5 birdies on the front nine, and after Semifinal singles matches Saturday in the Chrysler- Plymouth Championships. match Friday between third- FUEL“::;:. 72»* Tournament of Champions at the Marriott Marco Island Resort Down 5-6 in the tiebreaker. seeded Kevin Curren and Eliot some problems, she birdied No. 18 will pit Gadusek against Evert-Lloyd and Thompson against Teacher picked off a passing shot Teltscher in Saturday’s to get within a stroke of the lead. FULL HEATING SERVICE Timothy Cohen Lynne White Margaret M. Welch “ I need to be in contention, then Jeffrey Warner second-seeded Claudia Kohde-Kilsch of West Germany. attempt by Pernfors and hit a semifinais. ‘Prices Subject to Change and Debbie Whipple and Stephanie Simmons and Paul Rowe forehand volley his opponent re­ In other action, Tim Wilkison I’ll be able to relax.” said Baugh. turned into the net. He won the and David Pate each won quarter­ Northwestern puts Foster In charge match two points later when final matches Friday to set up a Whipple-Wamer Simmons-Cohen W hite-Rowe Welch-Zaccaro Pernfors hit a forehand passing semifinals contest Mr. and Mrs. John R. Welch of CHICAGO — Former South Carolina coach Bill Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whipple of Barbro Simmons of 3352 South Shirley C. Patrick of Manchester shot just over the baseline. and George A. White of Norman, Windsor announce the engage­ insisting it won’t take a miracle to turn around the Northwestern Saturday's semifinals and Sun­ 23 Auburn Trail. Coventry, an­ St.. Coventry, and Neil Simmons “ I could have lost the match Okla., announce the engagement ment of their daughter, Margaret basketball program. Friday took over the head coaching job at day’s final will be televised by nounce the engagement of their of Bristol, announce the easily.” said Teacher, explaining FULLY INSURED of their daughter, Lynne Marie M. Welch, to Warren J. Zaccaro, ESPN. The winner of the tourna­ daughter, Debbie Elizabeth Whip­ engagement of their daughter. the Big Ten school. . ui •• what happened on match-point White, to Paul Joseph Rowe, son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Leoh J. Foster. 55. was signed to a multi-year contract by Athletic ment will earn $44,000. ple, to Jeffrey Stewart Warner, son Stephanie Anne Simmons, to Pvt. against him. ” I just guessed he Paul E. and Marguerite P. Rowe of Zaccaro of 25 Bobby Lane. Director Doug Single, who said Foster was a man capable of of Mr. and Mrs. James Wacper of Timothy Scott Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Cohen of 1112 East Hartford. The bride-elect attended Wind­ doing a ’’Hindu rope Xrick ” in turning around basketball Tolland. sor High School and Bentley The bride-elect graduated from Flander Road, Coventry. The bride-elect graduated from prograrhs. FREE Manchester High School and Man­ College in Waltham, Mass. She is a AUTO REPAINT SPECIAL! *** Howell Cheney Regional Technical The bride-elect graduated from Foster, who quit under fire after a 12-16 record with the ESTIMATES Coventry High School and at­ chester Community College. She is sales representative for Texas Gamecocks last season, will inherit a Northwestern program SPECTRUM High School and attended the There’s a special feeling that newspaper carriers have inside. It’s a legal secretary for Emhart Corp. Instruments Data Systems Group. Take care of small rust problems Connecticut Institute of Hair De­ tended Manchester Community that went 8-20 last year and was 2-16. last in the Big Ten. The prospective bridegroom The prospective bridegroom at­ called self-respect. When you’re a newspaper carrier, you show sign. She is a brokerage assistant College. you’re not just a kid anymore. You’re somebody. And respect is just Foster is credited with helping to turn around programs at before they become worse. graduated from East Catholic tended Elast Catholic High School for Prudential Bache Securities in The prospective^Tiridegroom is one thing you earn! You also make your OWN money, have fun with Rutgers Utah, Duke and South Carolina. Northwestern’s Top Quality Refinishing Stop by for an estimate 633-4291 PAINT CO. stationed with m 94th Engineer­ High School and from Porter and and Bentley College. He is a others your age. and get the chance to win terrific prizes. If you’re Hartford. certified public accountant for program is the only one in the Big Ten never to have participated to get your car back The prospective bridegroom ing Battaliop in Darnstadt. Chester Institute in Rocky Hill. He 12 years or older, why not find out more? Call 647-9946 today! at Reduced Spring Prices is a customer service engineer for Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co. in the NCAA. in great shape. • INTERIOR/EXTERIOR • RESIDENTIAUCOMMERCIAL graduated from Tolland High Germany. Foster, who will be paid a reported $80,000 a year, suffered a A Dec. 27 w ading is planned. Xerox Corp. An Oct. 11 wedding at St. Joseph • EXTERIOR POWER WASHING School. He is a machinery me­ heart attack and recovered to coach without missing a season chanic at Gerber Scientific A June 6 wedding is planned at Church in Poquonock is planned. Assumption Church. while at South Carolina. He is the only coach in NCAA history to 244 Broad St. Instrument. (Etehmd Os Ifcintm e m h r M im a teams to seven post-season tournaments. Manchester South United Methodist Church. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 5. 1986 - 17 U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April S, 1986 Checklist showi MACC News Genesis is growing up fast and its parents are proud

valid deductions developed into a supervised apart­ the social club cook and enjoy Editor’s note; Nancy Carr is funded by the Department of ure experiences in re-entry. For tremendous boost to these ment program which wilt have 12 dinner together every Friday director of the Manchester Area Mental Health. Like all proud these individuals, we hoped to be services. . l^ s in scattered apartments night, write and produce a monthly Conference of Churches, which able to invest a considerable Our second good-luck event was parents, we’ve been thumbing newsletter. Among many other prepares this column. amount of time establishing a hiring Elaine Stancliffe as our available by May. A full-time through the baby pictures. residential counselor was hired to activities visit, club members visit for your taxes stable and caring relationship that Genesis coordinator. Elaine is Norwich Hospital once a month to could survive possible returns to super caring, super competent and provide supervision and support to Bv Nancy Corr EARLY ON, Manchester reach out to members who have MACC Director institutional care. an all-round miracle worker. By the residents. This program is a churches identified a population of had to return for long-term treat­ We contracted with DMH to 1983 she had worked out an significant savings to the taxpayer Your valid special need, men and women with ment. What a wonderful gift to Farewell Project Genesis! Wel- work with two clients a day, 30 affiliation agreement with Cedarc- since it is much less expensive tax deductions mental health disabilities. By belong. . come Genesis Center! cases a year. The first year our rest and MACC had added a staff than institutional care. From the go far beyond 1978-79, we were using CETA humanitarian view, affordable money and staff to put together the Genesis coordinator worked with person who actually spent one hospital and and supervised housing not only Genesis Center is a model We're feeling akin to the proud data necessary to convince the more than SO individuals. By 1982, morning a week at the mental doctor bills. provides mental health patients community mental health pro­ parents who watch their children Department of Mental Health that two years later, our coordinator health hospital working on dis­ Here’s a check­ S ylvia with optimal opportunity for suc­ gram supported by an understand­ leave the nest. Makes no matter there were folk out here and their was inundated with referrals, and charge plans for Manchester list of 20 IRS- cessful re-entry but keeps some ing and caring community. We that he ,is 215 healthy pounds of families who were really hurting. was attempting to serve 150 clients clients with hospital staff. approved medi­ mental health patients off the know you are as proud of the Porter bursting vitality , stands 6 feet 2 in By 1980 we had a grant that a year. We had also identified some Even more exciting, we had with cal deductions street. Center as we are and have, by your his sneakers, just graduated cum enabled us to begin Project Gene­ serious harriers to successful small grants from the Savings I’ve developed Of the nine beds we presently support and encouragement been a laude and already has a starting sis, a one-staff member program re-entry including the extreme Bank of Manchester and United with the assist­ have available, at lest four are very real part of changing the salary (with a national firm yet) designed to walk persons being shortage of affordable housing and Technologies. These grants al­ ance of Eli, J. housing clients who have in the climate for those of our neighbors that is two-thirds of his parents’ released from institutional care poor linkage between the mental lowed us to open our own housing Warach, div­ past been released from hospital who need a special helping hand. combined income. through the process of returning to health hospitals and the commun­ program by renting three bed­ isional senior vice president of usually can find out the amount care to fend for themselves in the Our congratulations and best There is still that feeling that the community. ity mental health workers. rooms for our clients in local Prentice-Hall. that’s allocated to medical care. rooming houses. Again, we were street. What a tremendous differ­ wishes to Elaine and the Genesis 1) Special diets. The extra cost of 9) Special schools. You c m "Isn't he wonderful, aren't we The goal of Genesis was to WE HAD SOME significant help. fortunate in Manchester in having ence safe, secure housing, regular staff and our special thanks to two a prescribed special diet is deduct­ deduct the cost of sending yoiir proud, but will he remember to eat enable returning mental health First, the congregation at Ema­ some local landlords who were meals and contact with caring men who have been instrumental ible if it is (a) solely for the child to a special school if tbo all his vegetables and only date clients to function successfully and nuel Lutheran Church continued to willing to take a chance and work people can make. over these years in guiding and treatment of a medical problem, principal reason for his or her 'nice giris' and the house is too independently in the community. be helpful. Not only did Emanuel with us to offer mental health That contact is so important that forming Genesis: Ron Kraatz, the and (b) in addition to norm al attendance is the treatment of (jUiet." From the beginning we antici­ provide (and still provides) space patients a chance for a New Start. Elaine developed the Genesis director of the Manchester Depart­ nutritional needs. Examples; or­ handicap or mental illness; educfi- As-of Tuesday, our 6-foot-2 cum pated that some of our clients for our ex-offender program, but Social Club, which offers 14 hours a ment of health, and the Rev. Jam es ganic foods, and high protein tion services must be incidental. laude fledgling is a separately would require extensive and inten­ the church housed Genesis from OVER THE NEXT months, the week of opportunities for socializa­ Meek of Community Baptist meals for hypoglycemia. The school must have specially incorporated, fuily independent, sive assistance particularly in January 1980 to November 1985, A pilot New Start Housing program tion and recreation. Members of Church. 2) Special mattress. The IR_Shas trained personnel and special non-profit agency, primarily chronic cases with repeated fail­ approved a medical expense de­ resources, or there’s no deduction. duction for the extra cost of a 10) Traveling companion. You special mattress designed to alle­ can deduct the cost of bringing viate an arthritic condition. someone along on a medically Calendars 3) Cosmetic surgery. The cost of related trip if your condition cosmetic surgery is deductible. makes that person's presence adult Inquirer's Class. Unlike most other medical ex­ necessary. Are you an escapist? p.m., meeting of LG F recruiters; 6:30p.m..Christian Here’s Emanuel’s week Youth Fellowship, Wednesday — 10 a.m,, holy communion; 7:30plm., penses, the surgery need not be 11) Visitation costs. If your The following events are scheduled this week at Religion has sometimes been denounced as Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Administrative Board Senior Choir. 5 recommended by a doctor. A face presence is medically necessary, Emanuel Lutheran Church: escapism, according to the Rev. Diana Heath of the meeting. Thursday — 7 p.m.. Boy Scout meeting. Herald photo by Tucker lift is deductible. Electrolysis is you can deduct the cost of a visit to Sunday — 8:30 a.m., service with holy communion; ' Unitarian Universalist Society: East. That w ill be the Tuesday — 10 a.m., Vineyards Study Group; 7 p.m., friday — 7 p.m., PRISM lock-in. also deductible. see your ailing child or spouse. For 9:45 a.m., Sunday church school; 10 a.m., mini­ topic of her serm on Sunday, during the 10:30 a.m. Boy S couts Troop 47; 7:30 p.m.. Women’s Prayer & Saturday — 7:30 a.m ., m en’s club; 9 a.m ., rehearsal 4) Acupuncture. The govern­ example, one parent can deduct musical, youth encounter; 11 a.m,, worship; Students wrote books service. A soup luncheon, served by the youth of the Study Group: LG F Advance Leadership dessert. for youth Sunday; 7:30 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. ment has O K’d a deduction for the the cost of going overseas to children’s chapel; nursery; 4:30 p.m., youth volley­ church, will-follow the service. Wednesday — 10 a.m.. The Asbury Ringers; 6:30 cost of undergoing acupuncture to accompany his child home after an ball; 7:30 p.m.. Spiritual Growth. Phitsamay Sychitkokhong, Bill Scheideman and Ste­ children. Making the books and bookmarks and an April alleviate a specific ailment. illness. You can also deduct; p.m.. The Wesley Ringers, 7: .30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; Missionary at Trinity 1 Read-In were part of the school’s observance of April as 5) Weight reduction. You can't 12) The cost of a home health spa adult Bible study. phanie Valade, from left, look at books they and other Reunion is pianned Thursday — 6:30 p.m., Junior Choir; 7;30 p.m.. Bea Messa, a missionary in Colombia, will speak at Monday — 2:30 to 5:30 p.m.. Confirmation Resource National School Library Media Month. deduct the cost of a weight that alleviates an illness, to the Center; 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 6:30 p.m., youth llling Junior High School students made for younger reduction program that simply The Church of Christ on Vernon Street is planning a Youth Choir; Staff-Parish Committee. three worship services Sunday at Trinity Covenant extent the spa's reasonable co^t ministry; 7:30 p.m., council . 25th anniversary celebration in June. The reunion is Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon, Church. She will also show slides of her work with improves your general health and exceeds the increase in the value of Tuesday — 9 a.m.. Housing Board; 10 a.m., set for the weekend of June 20 through 22. For more Saturday — 8 p.m.. concert with Randy Gordon on Wycliffe Bible Translators. Services are at 8 and 11 well-being. But you can deduct the your home. Beethoven Chorus; 1:30 p.m., Phebe Circle; 4 p.m.. cost of a program that prevents or information, call 646-2903. cello, and Sharon Derby, piano. a.m., and at 7 p.m. Other events planned this week at Trinity Covenant Belle Choir; 7 p.m., MARCH, Inc.; 7:30 p.m., Ruth alleviates a specific ailment or 13) THE INSTALLATION and Advice Church include: C ircle . illness. Example; a program pres­ monthly cost of a device that adds Cops ’n’ robbers set Monday — 7:30 pm., young adults. Wednesday — noon, MACC; 7:30 p.m., Emanuel cribed for an individual with fluoride into the home water Center plans the week Tuesday — 6 a.m.. men’s prayer breakfast; 7 p.m., Choir. hypertension, obesity and hearing supply installed on the advice of a April 20 is the date for the annual basketball game Here is the plan at Center Congregational Church Diaconate; Trustees; Covenant Women’s Board. Thursday — 10 a.m., p ra y e r group; 11:15 a m., care problems. dentist. between the Manchester police and the local clergy, for this week: Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer break­ and visitation: 11:30 a.m., Martha Circle; 4 p.m.. 14) A reclining chair used by a for the benefit of Manchester Area Conference of Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship service; 9 a m., fast; 6:45 p.m.. Pioneer Clubs; 7 p.m., choir Belle Choir; 6 p.m.. Confirmation Resource Center; Retiree can’t shift into a lower gear 6) H A I R P IE C E . The cost of a cardiac patient and not otherwise Churches. The games will be at East Catholic High breakfast; 10 a.m., nursery and toddler care; 7th and rehearsal. 8:30 p.m., baketball practice. hairpiece (or wig) is a deductible used personally. School, at7p.m. Admission is $2general, $1 forsenior 8th grades; church school: 11:15 a.m,, social hour: Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation. Friday ^ 7:30 p.m., A.A. for women. m edical expense if it is prescribed 15) Auto improvements that are citizens and youth under 16. The clergy team (The DEAR to pat a stray dog: loves me. but I don't know for sure Center Church Women. Freiiday — 7 top 9 p.m.. senior high Friday Nile Saturday — 9:30 a m.. Cherub Choir; 10 a.m.. as necessary to relieve severe medically necessary; for exam­ Robbers) won last year, and hope to repeat that Monday — 7 p.m.,(all-church committee meetings. A B B Y : Y o u to watch a spider build a web; how much. Live. Confirmation Resource Cneter; 8 p.m.. A.A. mental distress. ple. the cost of air conditioning victory. have never had to smile at a child; Should I stay with him and hope Tuesday — 3:30 pm.. Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m., 7) Nursing home. You often have needed to alleviate a child,'s a letter like this or to read a few lines from a good he changes his mind about love, confirmation; 7 p.m., sacred dance: 7:30 p.m., to pay a lump sum to move your asthma. one in your co­ book. marriage and kids? Or should I He has finai word Christian Concern. Dear Abby dependent parent into a nursing 16) The excess cost of orthopedic lumn. I hope Remind me each day look for another mate? Wednesday — 2 p.m.. healing prayers: 7;30 p.m.. A home. If part of the prepaym ent is shoes. The sermon to be preached by the Rev. James D. Churches play unusual role you w ill print it. That the race is not always to the WANTS IT ALL IN PA. Chancel Choir. for future medical care, that 17) A hair transplant performed Chapman at Buckingham Congregational Church on My husband Abigail Van Buren swift: Thursday — 7 p.m.. Center Ringers; 7:30 p.m., portion is deductible. by a physician to alleviate Sunday is called "The Final Word.” The service is at retired five ye­ That there is more to life than DEAR WANTS: Keep looking. Prudential; Center Church Women; Bethel Bible Associated Press engineering the solution. "It was a to do so. 8) School tuition. If part of your baldness. 10:30 a.m.. with a church school session. ars ago. and I increasing its speed. But move out first. While you're series. remarkable development.” Instead, it decided to seek to I child's college tuition is for medi­ 18) Vasectomies and abortions. Friday — 8 p.m., concert with Louise Bills, violin mediate the dispute, and set up a still can't get Let me look upward wanting it all. he's getting it all. NEW YORK - Details have Sim ilar approaches may be used cal care, that amount is deducti­ 19) The cost of computer storage him to slow­ Into the branches of the towering Your problem is that you each and Susan Bills Tapper, piano. have become known about an in such future situations, he said, special committee headed by ble. The charge for medical care, of your medical history. Dinner meeting set down. When we oak want different things. unusual and pivotal role played by depending on particular Thompson to pursue the effort. often a sizable sum, is included in a 20) Legal expenses for having a ride in a car. he hollers at the to read it It may change (and And know that it grew slowly and The annual meeting of American Baptist Women church representatives in resolv­ circumstances. Thompson, a one-time Wichita, college's "general fee." If you dependent involuntarily commit­ person ahead of us because he possibly lengthen) his life: well. DEAR ABBY: Why does a will be held April I7at Second Congregational Church. St. Mary’s week set ing a long, tough labor dispute The agreements last month Kan., lawyer, an assistant U. S. P write to the college treasurer, you ted to an institution. didn't pull away from the stop sign Slow me down. Lord! Slow me down. Lord. woman sit around the house in Tickets will be $5.50 each. Guest speaker will be involving midwestern farm between the company, cucumber attorney in war crimes trials after fast enough In the grocery check­ Ease the pounding of my heart And inspire me to send my roots front of her husband all day Dorothy Ogrean, past president of American Baptist Here are the events planned this week at St. Mary's workers and the Campbell Soup and tomato growers and the Farm World War II and long-time out tine, he grumbtes because the By the quieting of my mind. deep Saturday with a mud pack on her _Women of the United States. Her topic will be, Episcopal Church: ' Co. Labor Organizing Committee Presbyterian leader, managed to lady ahead of him has to write a Steady my harried pace Into the soil of life's endurinjg face and rollers in her hair just so “Caring About a Simple Lifestyle.” Sunday — 7:30a.m.. holy eucharist; 9:30a.m., holy Ordinarily in the past, religious ended an eight-year struggle in arrange a meeting that broke the check. With a vision of the eternal values she can look pretty for a bunch of eucharist with senior choir; bake sale for Mother’s organizations have relied on “ad­ which the workers had sought a deadlock. reach of time. That I may grow toward the strangers on Saturday night? Group: 6 p.m.. Senior High Youth Group: 6:30 p.m.. vocacy” through statements and contract. Previously, the company had He woifs his food down. He's G ive me. stars JUST ASKING 7th.and 8th grade confirmation preparation. public influence in trying to settle They had declared a boycott of declined to meet with the workers’ Here’s South’s week group, but it was learned that hatfway through his meal before I Amidst the confusion of my day. Of my greater destiny. HARTFORD Pee-Wee's Big Adventure Sat 10 :X, Monday — 7 p.m.. Boy and Cub Scout leaders’ such conflicts, but this time, company products, and numerous even sit down. When we re walking The calmness of the everlasting DEAR JUST: For the same Cinema City — Brazil (R) Sot and Sun m id nig h t. — P re tty In P in k ( P(»-13) Sat Here is what’s planned at South United Methodist meeting: 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7;30 p.m.. intervened directly. religious and other groups had Thompson got both Campbell and Sun 3, 5, 7, 9. together, he is always three steps DEAR ABBY: I’m 21 and reason a man shaves before going 1:30, 4, 7, 9:40. — K is s of the Church this week; confirmation meetings. “ It worked out very successfully endorsed the tactic, but the Na­ president Gordon McGovern and hills. Splderw o m an (R) Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, ahead of me. He says I "poke” recently fell in love with a out among strangers, then comes 7:20, 9:50. — Out ot A fric a (P G ) Sot VERNON Sunday — 9 a.m . church school, and Heifer Project Tuesday — 5:15 p.m.. Children’s Choir; 6 p.m.. in this case,” says churchman- tional Council of Churches, made Blademar Velasquez, president of along. No, he doesn't have high Break the tensions of my nerves 1:10,4:10,10; Sun 1:10,4:10. 7:10,10.— cine 1A 1 — Wildcats (R) Sat and Sun collection. 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship service, the Rev. Choir Fellowship supper: 6:30 p.m., Capella Choir; up of most major Protestant and the farm workers, to meet together 30-year-old man. He has never home with a Brillo beard and 2,4:15,7,9:15. — House (R) Sat and Sun attorney William P. Thompson of blood pressure. It's way down. But With the soothing music of the been married. He asked me to A Room with a View 9:55; Sat and Sun Wesley Allen director. Living Gifts Fund Drive; 2 6:30 p.m., church school teachers’ meeting; 7:30 p.m,. Orthodox denominations, declined with him . nuzzles his wife. 1:45, 4:20, 7:30, 9:55. 5:15, 7:15, 9:M. — The Adventures ot Princeton. N. J.. a key figure in mine is creeping up We are both singing streams move in with him but he didn't the American Rabbit (G) Sat and Sun senior citizens, and I think it's time That live in my memory have to ask me tw ice because I am Every teen-ager should know the EAST HARTFORD 1 :X , 3:15. we both slowed down — especially Help me know Eastwood Pub A Cinema — House very much in love with him. He truth about sex. drugs and how to (R) Sot 7:30, 9:20; Sun 7:30. WEST HARTFORD him. What do you suggest? The magical restoring power of tells everyone he will never fall in be happy. For Abby's booklet, send Poor Richards Pub a C in e m a — 9'/z E lm I A 2 — Murphy's Romance Religious Services THE MRS IN ORLANDO sleep. Weeds (R) Sot 7:30,9:30, m idnight; Sun (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:X. — love, get married or have kids. But your name and address clearly 9>A W eeks (R) Sat and Sun 2, 4;15r-7, Teach me the art 7:30,9:30. . I want all three. printed with a check or money Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — The Color 9 ;X . DEAR MRS.; I have the perfect Of taking minute vacations of When I pressure him (in a joking cnard Gray, pastor. iu:30 o.m., wor­ chester. Mai. Reginald RusseU. 9:X order for $2.50 and a long, stam ped Purple (PG-13) Sot 1,4,7:10,10:10; Sun o. m. church scnooi. (647-9941) oduit Bible study and Sunday school; 7 piece for you. It was w ritten by the slowing down 1, 4, 7:45. - L u ca s (PG-13) Sat 12:45, WILLIMANTIC Methodist ship service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sun­ a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., way) about my wanting marriage (39 cents) self-addressed envelope Jlllton Square Cinema — Police AMemblles of God First Congregotlonal Church ot An­ p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:X holiness meeting; 7 p.m., salvation 2:45, 4:45, 7:15, 9:30, 11:25 Sun 12:45, p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ day school; 7 p.m., Informol worship. Rev. Wilferd A. Peter.son. I pray to look at a flower: to chat with and kids, he tells me I'm scaring to: D e ar Abby. Teen Booklet, P.O. A ca d e m y 3: B a ck In T ra in in g (P G ) Sot dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. RIchord Bolton United Methodist Church, (643-0906) m eeting. (649-7787). 2:45, 4:45, 7:15, 9:30. — P re tty In P in k Calvary Church (Assemblies of H. Taylor, postor. Sunday school, oil d a y at 7:X p.m., worship service. 104) Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. your man slows down long enough an old friend or make a new one him. In a way. I think he really Box 38923. Hollywood. Calif. 90038. (PG-13) Sat 12:40, 2:50,4:45, 7:10.9:30, and Sun 1:05, 3:05, 7:05, 9:05. — A p ril God), 400 Bucklond Rood, South Fool's Day (R) Sat and Sun 3,7:10,9. — oges, 9:X a.m.: Sunday worship, P ra y e r line, 646-8731, 24 hours. Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:X a.m., 11:30; Son 12:40,2:50,4:45,7:10,9:30. — Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, nursery care provided, 11 a.m. (742- G ospel H o ll, Center Street, M an ch es­ church school; 1) a.m., worship ser­ Unitarian Universaiist Care Bears Movie II: A New Genera­ The M o n e y P it (P G ) Sat and Sun 1:05, Roman Cathoiic pastor. 9:Xa.m .. Sunday school: 10:X 7696) ter. 10 a.m ., b re a kin g bread; 11:45 vice, nursery. (649-3472) tion (G) Sot and Sun 1,3,5.— Down and 3, 7:05, 9:05. — L u c a s (P(i-13) S a t and a.m., worship, child-core and nursery; Sun 1:10, 3:10, 7:10,9:10. — F X (R ) Sat F irs t C o n g re g a tio n a l C hurch ot C o v ­ a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel North United Methodist Church, 300 Church of the AMumpllon, Adams Unitarian Universalist Society-East, Out In Beverly Hills (R) Sat 7:40,9:55, ' 7 :00 p.m ., evening se rv ic e at pra ise and entry, 1171 Moln St., Coventry. Rev. m eeting. Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. Street at Thompson Road, Manches­ 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rov. 11:55; Sun 7:40, 9:55. — H annah and ond Sun 1, 3:05, 7, 9:05. — H annah and B ib le preaching . (644-1102) H er S iste rs (PG-13) Sat-Sun 7, 9:10. — Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Diana Heath, minister. 10:X a.m., Youth’s leg cramps may not fit norm Her Sisters (PG-13) Sat 12:45,2:55,5:05, ship; 9:X a.m., church school In nett, minister of visitation. Worship S aturday m ass a t 5; Sunday m asses at service. Nursery care and youth 7:25. 9:45, 11:55; Sun 12:45, 2:55, 5:05, G o b o ts (G ) Sot and Sun 1:10. — C a re Bears Moyle II; A New Generation (G) Church Lane House. Nursery core Jehovah’s Witnessies se rv ic e ; 9 and 1 0 :X a.-fh. N u rse ry tor 7:X, 9 , 1 0 :X and noon. (643-2195) religious educotlon. Coffee hour after 7:25, 9:45. — P o lic e A ca d e m y 3: B o ck Baptist p rovided . (742-8487) children age 3 and yaunger. 9 a.m.. SI. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. se rv ic e . (646-5151) In T ra in in g (P G ) Sat 1:10, 3:05, 4:50, Sot and Sun 1, 3:10. Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Second Congregational Church, 385 Jehovoh's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Adult Bible group; 10:X o.m., church Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. D E A R D R . be done to relieve her discomfort. to speed up. 7:15, 9 :X , 11:25; Sun 1:10, 3:05, 4:50, N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ sch o o l: S:X p.m., Methodist Youth Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday 7:15, 9:X. — Guno Ho (PG-13) Sot WINDSOR Center St., Monchester. Rev. James I. GOTT: My 11- Valium is a tranquilizer and has P la io — B a ck to the F u tu re (P G ) Sat Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., church Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., wor­ gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dance mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:X, 1 2 :X , 2:40. 5, 7;20, 9:35, 11:45; Sun ship service, Sunday school, ond Grouo.(649-3696) 10 and 11:Xa.m . year-old son DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve been in no cardiac effects. 12:X , 2:40, 5, 7:20, 9:35. — The M o n ey 7:15, 9 :M , Sun 7:15. school for all ages, kindergorlen day, Theocratic Ministry School \S^\ nursery tor children; 6:X p.m.. Pil­ (speaking course), 7 p.m.: Service South United Methodist Church, 1226 St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., has been com­ I am not aware that, in the P it (P G ) Sat 1 ;X , 3:20, 5:10, 7:35,9:50, through Grade 4 continuing during the the emergency room twice with DRIVE-INS service; 10:X o.m., morning worship. grim Fellowship. (649-28^) meeting (ministry training), 7:50p.m.; Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan 11:50; S u n 1 :X ,3 ;2 0 , 5:10, 7:35,9:50.— Second Congrogotlonol Church ot Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ and R ev. E m ilio P . P a d e lll, co-postors. plaining about tachycardia. My heart beats about non-diabetic, sugar plays a role in A p r il F o o l's D a y (R) S at 1:4 5 ,3 :X , 5:15, Manchetler — Return ot the Living N u rse ry provided. (643-0537) Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:X Dr. Gott Dead (R) Sat 7 with FX (R) Sot 6;X; Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ o.m .; W otchtow er Study, 10:25. (646- rence S. Staples, pastors. 9 o.m., Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses leg cramps for 200 beats per minute. My doctor causing tachycardia. 7:40, 9:55, 11:55; Sun 1:45, 3 :X , 5:15, entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m ., at 7 :X , 9 , 1 0 ;X and noon. (643-2403) THE 7:40,9:55. Sun 7:X with The Terminator (R) Sat Manchester. Rev. Jomes Bellosov, 1490) almost a year. says there is nothing organically I think that Inderal (a beta- 10;X; Sun 9:15. pastor. 9:Xa.m „ Sunday school; 10:X Regular schedule; 10 a.m., worship; 8 worship service. Nursery tor pre­ St. James Church, 896 Main St., r * a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8;45o.m., sch oolers. (647-9)41) Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukawskI, BIBIE The cramps Peter Gott, M.D. wrong with my heart and has blocker) . in low doses, would be an Monsneld — Rocky IV (PG) Sat-Sun a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening MANCHESTER ch u rch sch ool, nursery to grade eight, Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph start in his prescribed Valium and Inderal for acceptable way to prevent your UA Theaters East — House (R) Sat 8 with To Live and Die In L.A. (R) service. (646-53)6) Jewish — Conservative Sat-Sun 9:X. First Boptlst Church, 240 Hlllstown adult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and Mormon Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. knees and run my condition. Does sugar con­ tachycardia. In addition, re- and Sun 2. 4:15, 7:20, 9 :X . — C ro ss­ fello w sh ip ; 11:15 a .m ., ju n io r c h o ir; 4 Saturdoy mosses at 4 and 6:X p.m .; SPEAKS 1 roads (R) Sat and Sun 2:10, 4:20, 7:10, Road, Manchester. 9:X a.m., Sundoy T«mplt Bfth Sholomt 400 E. Middle The Church ot Jesus Christ of down his legs to sumption play any part in tachy­ member that caffeine and nicotine school; II a.m., worship service; 7 p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Sundoy masses at 7:X, 9, 1 0 :X a.m ., - b y 9:20. — 9/1 W eeks (R ) S at ond Sun2:15, senior church school and Pilgrim Turnpikes Manchester. Richard J. Latter-day Soints, X Woodside St., noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) Euggitg Brgwgr his feet He gets cardia? And just what are can cause tachycardia, so you’ll 4:35. 7, 9 :X . — H e a vy M e ta l (R) Sat p.m., evening service:; 7 p.m., mid­ Plavlnj rabbi; Israel Tabotskv* can­ Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ week service. Nursery at all services. fello w sh ip . (742-6234) SI. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., them playing want to avoid these chemicals. midnight. — The Rocky Horror Picture Tolcettville Congregational Church, tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. shop, 9 X o.m., sacrament meeting; Coventry. Father James J. William­ betablockers? • (649-7509) Services, 6;)5 p.m. Friday and 10a.m. Show (R) Sat midnight. — Pink Floyd: Main Street and Elm Hill Road, 10:15 a.m ., Sunday school and p rim ­ son, pastor. Masses Saturday at 5:15 and sitting, day and night, hot severe distress with leg cramps for The Wall (R) Sat midnight. W SHOWCASE " First Baptist Chapel ot the Deaf, 240 Saturdo v. (643-9563) a ry ; 11:40 a.m ., priesth o o d and re lie f Swings to extremes are com­ Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald p.m.; Sunday 9:X and 10:45 a.m.; monplace in religion. Some em­ weather and cold. I've taken him to years. They’re worse around 4 DEAR READER: Rapid heart­ Dr. Gott's new health report on Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdortt. 10 society. (643-4003) holydays, 5:X and 7:X p.m. Confes­ MANSFIELD m HARTFORD ___ - K re u tze r, pastor. (643-7543) phasize doctrinal purity at the a doctor twice; the doctor said they a m. She takes two Fosfree tablets beat (tachycardia) can occur weight loss tells you how to lose > Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. a.m., worship service and church' sions 4 : X to 5 p.m . (742-6655) Trans-Lux College Twin — What's BB 8 - B a i O INHRSTAn 8 4 IXIT U sch ool. (649-0815) Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron cost of practical deeds of human- were growing pains and refused to and a 3- or 5-grain quinine tablet without warning in healthy adults. weight wisely — and keep it off. Up Tiger Lily? Sat and Sun 4:45, 8:45 ** Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Jewish — Reform Nationai Cathoiic ^ Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford itarianism. give me a referal to a specialist. Do before retiring. Do you know of It usually subsides spontaneously, For your copy, send 75 cents plus a with The Producers Sat and Sun 3,7. — Covenant Curtin, pastor. Saturday moss at 5 ceutuauiMuetsiex— i/uH bw nRiM Z - 11 a.m., morning service: 6 p.m., Temple Both Hlllol, 100) Foster St. St. John the Baptist Polish Notional I have reason to be concerned anything else she could do? long self-addressed, stamp^ en­ p.m.; Sunday mosses at 7:X, 9:15 and but. if it persists, you can some­ ” evening service. 1643-9359) Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ Extension, South Windsor. Steven Catholic Church, 23 Golwoy St., Man­ Such was the hypocrisy of velope to P.O. Box 2597, Cincinnati, UlCAS Chatinover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, 11 a.m . (643-4466) about this? tim es get it to "b re a k ” by gagging. matack St„ Manchester. Rev. Norman scribes and Pharisees who DEAR READER: Nocturnal leg OH 45201. Be sure to ask for Swenson. Worship service: 8 and 1) each Friday; children's services, 7:45 pastor. 9 o.m ., m ass. (643-5906) 5 This act stimulates the vagus Display features lE4S-t<8^7:im0-HJ» iwmi ; Christian Science a.m.; Sunday Bible school, 9;X a.m. p.m. second Friday of each month. scrupulously tithed of their mint, DEAR READER: I doubt that cramps in older patients often nerve to slow your pulse. Winning the Battle of the Bulge. (644-8466) Saivation Army n c M o ic Y P ir ' First Church ot Christ, Scientist, 447 (649-2855) Nazarene dill, and cummin,, while ignoring you have as much reason to be mean circulatory deficiency. Ask Beta-blockers react in various typographer’s work •* N. Main St., Manchester. 10:X a.m., Salvation Arm y, 661 Main St., Mon­ weightier matters of justice, concerned about your son’s your doctor to send your wife to a ways to slow the heart. Prim arily, 1:30-S;f0-&l0-7:3S4c80-IIM BB I . church service, Sunday school, and Church of the Nazorono, 236M ain St., mercy, and faith (Matt. 23:23). Je­ A nuclear non-proliferation NEW YORK (AP) — William Episcopai cramps as you do about your vascular specialist to determine if these agents block the nervous treaty went into effect in 1970 after . ca re to r sm a ll ch ild re n . (649-1446) Lutheran Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior sus portrayed the judgment as Addison Dwiggins (1880-1956) was APIML ro o a DAY - Reading Room, 656A Center St., Mon- pastor; Rev. M ark Green, minister ot doctor's attitude. I think referral to there is anything further that can impulses that cause the heartbeat 43 countries had ratified it. St. Ooergo’i Epitcepal Church, 1)50 based upon our ministering to the a typographer, printer, advertis­ l:45-a:30-S:l5-7:404S6-l1M ; Chester. (649-8982) Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ Concordia Lulheran Church (LCA), outrcoch. 9:X o.m., Sunday school; a specialist is a logical next step ship: holy eucharist, 8 and 10 a.m.; 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Burton 10:40 o.m ., w o rsh ip , c h ild re n 's church needs of our fellowmen — and In and I would bug your doctor until ing artist, book designer, caiii- church school, 9:45a.m.; coffee fellow­ D. Strand, pastor. Rev. Arnold T. and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise NEW 8ERiE8 them, to him (Matt. 25:33ff.). CARE KARS MdVK I r Church of Christ Wongerln, part-time pastor. 8 a.m., se rvice , n ursery. (646-8599) he or she recommends one — or grapher, iilustrator, author, critic ship, 11 o.m.; Lady Chapel open afternoons: public healing service, holy communion: 9:15 a.m., Christian OF TAPES seek an orthopedic opinion on your and puppeteer. __lflOW fcOO - C hurch e t C h rist, L y d a ll ond V ern o n growth hour, church school; 10:X Yet, some reshape religion as " ' streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, second Thursdoy, 7:X p.m.; evening Thoughts "Typographic Treasures: The prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John a.m., holy communion. Nursery core Pentecostai to be purely the alleviation of hu­ own. POUCE AlCADBNY 3 Z minister. Sunday services; 9 a.m., ‘A New Psrspectivs’' Design of W. A. Dwiggins," the H o lllg e r, 643-9203. p rovided . 649-5311) As children reach their period of > Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6p.m., Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 United Pontocoslal Church, 187 man needs. Doctrine is minim­ first exhibition of his work in l;tlFftOM«-7;IB«IO-ll28 *■ worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible ized, if not eliminated. Yet to the maximum growth, there is a ID St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park Church St., Manchester. Rev. Dole H. Woodbridge St., Manchester. Rev. Call: "As long as he lives, he will World War II. oiiui,... oul of My hand" see almost 30 years, is on display at the ** 'study. Nursery provided (or olL>ervl- Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Land- Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., scribes and Pharisees Jesus said discrepancy in the speed with OUNOHO BQ i r ces. (646-2903) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Sunday school; 11 a.m., morning John 10; 28. International Typeface Corp. Cen­ drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor they should have served those which tissues develop. For ?xam- belong to the Lord." He kept preaching, teaching, emeritus. Schedule: t:X o.m., wor­ worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:X ter through May 19. l2:30-E40«00-7j0«3>-ll;« assistant rector. Worship: 7:X o.m. needs, but not ignored doctrine. ple. bones grow faster than m us­ On a visit to Eisenach in Ea.st and writing the "Good News" God has promised that you. like ~ Congregational and 9:X a.m.; church school, 9:X ship; 9:45o.m., Sunday church school: p.m.,biblestudy (Wednesday); 7p.m., Germany, we stopped in the house about Jesus even after he was Bonhoeffer, belong to him forever. The exhibition includes a wide PR EnY M PM K a.m.; baby-sitting, 9:15 to ));)5 o.m.; 1) o.m., worship service, nursery. Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. And he elsewhere said that In cles. Therefore, youngsters may 643-1193. Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. 647-8301 judgment some would claim to where M artin Luthier had lived as a arrested and put in jail. He used In faith because Jesus lives and variety of printed and original r Belten Cengregatlenal Church, 228 Holy Euchorlst, 10 a.m. every Wednes­ Y ou th se rv ic e ( F rid a y ). (649-9848) for an important often experience leg cramps dur­ »:<0-t50-4:85-7:l()Wlia0Bipm ~ Bolton Center Road, at the Green; day. (649-4583) Latvian Lutheran Church ot Mon- have done much good in his ing and alter exercise because young student. One of the rooms in every opportunity to share his faith loves you, by His grace you are works, including advertising cie- chestor, 21 Garden St., Manchester. racorded mesBage Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, (643-2051) name, but would be denied be­ the Lutherhaus was dedicated to in God with fellow prisoners and God's own forever to speak and sign, typography, andcailigraphy. HANNAH A H R SItnRt *’ Minister. 10 a.m., worship service, muscles are put under unusual G otpai Prince ot Peace Lutheran Church, Presbyterian cause they did not do the Father's modern followers of Luther who guards even up to the day the Nazis live His WORD “ nursery, church school: 11 o.m., tension by rapidly lengthening l7:«-aMa5-7aM:— Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert fellowship. Wednesday, 7:W p.m., LydBlI and Vamon Straata THE COtOR PURWI gem *■ J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. Kuhl, pastor. 9;X a.m.. Divine wor­ norm. He had great faith andcourage and lifetim e (see 1 Sam uel 1:28). Jesus Full Gospel Intordonomlnatlonal ship ; 10:45 o.m . Sunday sch o o l; H o ly p ra ye r m eeting. (742-7222) FoBiiag O BBittoEt Phona: 646-2M 3 1AMS0-7;I0-I0;I0 ~ Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; Presbyterian Church of Manchester, chose to remain with the people of promised the same thing; "I give Milton S. Nilson DIAL 911 reeowMunuoeiWMOMetuieMi " MIchoel C. Thornton, ossoclate pastor. Church, 745 M ain St., Manchester. Rev. Communion first and third Sunday. (649-4243) 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Rl- J DEAR DR. GOTT: My wife. 65, his church and his God rather than unto them eternal life, and they Assistant Pastor In Manchester —~<0 a.m., worship service, sonctuory; 10 Philip P. Saunders. Sundoy, 10 a.m.. ■ * has been suffering from mild to to escape from Germany during shall never perish; no one can Trinity Covenant Church 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 5, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 5. 1986 - H

Myrtlewood shops draw Oregon tourists Unknown civilization found ‘Oregon,’ I say, ’Well, you know all and peppermills that line the The Oerding family has been By Jeff Barnrd j PEKING (UPI) — Chinese archeologists have The Associated Press about myrtlewood.’ If not, I bring shelves of the gift shops. making myrtlewood bowls and The myrtlewood, however, isn’t other items in Coquille since 1907. evidence of a previously unknown civilization between 7 .W and TAG SALE SIGN them over to the window here to 8.000 years old in eastern Inner Mongolia, the official Xinnua BANDON, Ore. — In the forests show them the myrtle tree and I unique to Oregon in this country. but the rush to myrtlewood ap­ along the southern Oregon coast, tell them the story.” Its California cousins are the bay pears to have come with the News Agency Said Friday. , Are things piling up? Then why "jj* • T *6 SAU7 the myrtle is a humble tree, The story is that the myrtle is an laurel and pepperwood, says Larry completion of the last five major Xinhua said the ancient culture, called the "Xinglongwa by. dwarfed by Douglas fir and Port aromatic evergreen hardwood Akers, the owner of Zumwalt’s bridges, on U.S. Highway 101 in archeologists, was evidence the civilization of northeast China The best way to announce H Is with a Herald Tag Sale Orford cedar. that grows only along the rain- Myrtlewood. 1936. began at about the same lim e as that in Chinas central P'O*” ' Classllled Ad. When you place yrar ad. ww II receive But as a roadside attraction, it soaked southern Oregon coast and “ The trees grow bigger here and That opened up the coast to It said archeologists found remains of the culture at more than matches the California redwood, in the Holy Land. the wood grows more colorful tourists. Ten years later, Al 50 sites, prim arily in eastern Inner Mongolia, 300 miles northeast ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE compllnients ol The Herald. the Florida orange and the Ver­ The Holy Land version, which here,” says Akers, who hand-turns Zumwalt opened his myrtlewood of Peking. -s , j •„ mont sugar maple. doesn’t get much bigger than a myrtlewood bowls in the back shop now owned by Akers. "A t the Inner Mongolia site, 12 rows of 130 houses were found in It’s a rare traveler who can bush in that arid climate, earned a shop. Oregon’s myrtlewood is 24,boo square yards of ruins,” the agency said. “ Also found vvere STOP IN AT aUR OFFICE. 1 HER4U1 SO.. MMICHESTFB resist the siren’s call of Oregon’s place in the Bible at Isaiah 55:13. more valuable than California’s The southern Oregon Coast remains of cooking stoves and places where ftrod was stored as pepperwood because of the tniner- myrtlewood shops. "Instead of the thorn shall come telephone book now lists 21 myrtle­ well as pits for preserving kindling materials.” "They get t i r ^ of driving and up the fir tree, and instead of the als in the soil and the climate, wood shops in the 110 miles All of the houses were square with round corners, but none had seeing 'Myrtlewood, Myrtlewood. brier shall come up the myrtle according to Akers. between North Bend and the doors, prompting archeologists to conclude entry was through a , Myrtlewood,’ and they come in to tree: and it shall be to the Lord for The first tourist to succumb to California border, not counting the myrtlewood’s lure may have been hole in the roof. see what myrtlewood is,’’ says a name, for an everlasting sign restaurants and other shops that Other unearthed relics include pottery, stoneware, animal Ql] HELP WANTED ■ HELP WANTED that shall not be cut off.” British explorer Capt. James also sell a few items. El Joan Besenhofer, who owns Sea­ bone instruments, deer skulls and fossils of walnuts and other But people cut off plenty in Cook, who was looking for the All real estate advertised 17 Arvine Place, Manches­ gull Myrtlewood, one of many Part Time Inserters myrtlewood shops along coastal Oregon’s myrtlewood country, Northwest Passage in 1778 when he Woodworkers like myrtlewood fruits, Xinhua said. _ j o nnn In the Manchester Herald ter. Custom designed cen­ Excavation of the ruins, estimated between 7,000 and 8,000 wanted. Call 647-9946, ask U.S. Highway 101. where a pickup load of unseason^ spotted some trees along the for its grain and color, which ★ Is subject to the federal ter chimney Cape located ranges from pale gray through for Bob. Fair Housing Act of 1968, on one of Manchester's "The first thing I ask them is, wood can fetch a few hundred Oregon coast resembling the m yr­ years old. began in 1982. Wanted — Office Help for dollars before it’s turned into the tle found in the Holy Land, says honey gold to dark brown, says which makes It Illegal to loveliest tree-lined roods ‘Where are you from?” ’ Mrs. small busy office. Typing advertise any preference, near the country club...3 bowls, candle holders, seagulls Akers. Akers. Cook/Preo Cook- hours Besenhofer says. “ If they say. flexible apply Lafayette and use of calculator limitation or discrimina­ spacious bedrooms In- Escadrille 300 W.MIddle essential. Must be good tion based on race, color, . eluding a first floor mas­ Tpke., Manchester. with figures. Call between tew religion, sex or national ter with Jacuzzi tub. For­ 9:30 & 4:00, 646-4155. '«ertiwM origin, or an Intention to mal dining room, sitting it. Coll make any such prefer­ room with fireplace. The Sales - Cashier, We are oHtr » pni. Gpi ence, limitation or dis­ family room has a huge Striped Knit accepting appiicatians SteqBlft»- ; crimination. The Herald walk-ln fireplace, picture for fuli time empioyment. will not knowingly accept window and random CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 immediate consideration Child Cdite In ritvItoNieei any advertisement which width oak floors! Cherry itoiYML OBonlAB for'ltifunt X - i given to those who quai- CdFitiMn^'eMt Is In violation of the law. raised paneled cabinets ify. For interview, Appiy or tdddler. Coll XUttiYWt ina eervteee'•>4' surround the kitchen and at Tokyo Shapiro, 319 646- 2548^ Mqtwttester.heme m M in and Lovely Move-In condition breakfast area overlook­ Business Property...... 25 Entertoinment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment — 80 •prinw Cleon 16*..-— Notices Broad Street on Tuesday Thot«hin«»' mowtr" 7 plus room colonial. Four ing the rear ','ord. The Resort Property ...... M Bookkeepino/Income T a x ...... 54 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 12 noon-5pm. We wW dtecwyeiH'lteAlv Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATES: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. or .ofttee weekiv er M - ,_,ecir»«d|. F^uhleme iNMtee trtmmtne,; fL bedrooms. 1 Vi baths. Nice other two bedrooms, Lost/Found ...... 01 Mortoopes ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellno...... 55 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per doy. large lot. Asking $120,900. Personals...... 02 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 weekly tMr os vow wlehi tr- •vt*®- tegiM « lorgw «r„a smotl frikwln0, profeoetettunv along with o full bath and Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Palntlna/Poperlno...... 56 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Human Needs Program fteodtr? We SoMltelft In, :eoiNWted;.deiBen«aMgt.______In- Strano Real Estate 647- large unfinished room are Announcements...... 03 Roofino/Siding...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 Assistant - Manchester yeonre txpertenee, eqntfH' 7653.______Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum charge: 4 lines. OM YOU con fruit wHti H e e M M itlo ll^ . Joeette, sgretf. Roy H o rd Y ,‘446> on the second floor. Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 Area Conference of DtiiYiM.. IMiV. LkwnMii; 7m, Laundry facilities are lo­ Flnonclol...... 05 Rentals Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Churches. Coordinate reforoncte.- Alio call we Manchester — Colonial, Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to ter «ur witidow prtcee, Frde«ithS.W sm: ['>...... seven rooms, three bed­ cated on the main floor. Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 food distribution pro­ 647- 9WU otter Sbm. Prestt## town core Exterior of this home is a Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tog Soles...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the gram. Includes direct rooms, two car garage, 5 Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 Sprme clean up, Ugim maintenance free combi­ Condominiums tor Rent — ...... 33 Services Wonted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. client services and volun­ large screened front Profeeslonal CleomiHiter gome shrub, matntenonce. Fer­ porch, wood burning nation of brick, Anderson Help Wanted...... 11 Homes for Rent...... 34 For advertisements to be published Mondov, teer support. Residence tilizing, weekly mowing. thermopane windows; Situation Wanted...... 12 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. within Manchester area. hdJfi6S,of criNNcMSg fMahiNlvf''. stove In family room, wall Store/Office Space...... 35 ine weekly or bHveeklv:. deoei#BU tntiuroO/'.free to wall carpeting through­ narrow vinyl clapboards Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise Salary range $8,000- and timberline shingles. Automotive $10,000. EDE. Send re­ for mere hiformeltlo^- fotfrtl»ii>^ out, appllanced kitchen. Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seasondl...... 71 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are Mtone’ «tev ot %, i, |i«#movqi. For your comfort, the Employment Services...... IS sumes to MACC, Box 773, rethottel^i- ■ Must be seen. $114,900. Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... 91 taken by telephone os a conyenlence. The ataMhte, town Molntenoneo Dwner, by appointment heating system Is gas Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Manchester, CT. 06040, by fired hot air with central Monchester Herald Is responsible for only one 4/18/86. only, call after 6pm, 643- Wanted to R en t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of 7518. ______air conditioning. There Is Real Estate Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 -yawoim. 4#«ew..viiM 7A^. an oversized 2 car garage TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 the original Insertion. Errors which do not maretat Auto Services...... 95 LPN - $18,500. Good benef­ Coll J.,^ Country setting — Lovely, with automatic opener... Homes for Sale ...... 21 Machinery and To o ls...... 76 lessen the yolue of the advertisement will not its. EDE. 647-1624 Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Services Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos tor Rent/Lease...... 96 move-ln condition 7 plus This Is a special home that. Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. . HUflNMT room colonial. Four bed­ deserves your Inspection. Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Furniture Delivery full If you eomtet ,.fe«rion^- Cleonlna Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 Your cheekbookt -or rental., Truckteo, -OWita- rooms, IVi baths. Nice, $177,900. We Guarantee Investment Prapertv ...... 24 time. High School Di­ oge etfe eterfc. Oovle Cano/ large lot. Asking, $120,900. our homesl...Blanchard ploma. Must be neat, jilitiolv hove no time <' 'i t M m otter. «»fft ftructlen,«»-140h, ^ Strano Real Estate, 647- 8, Rossetto, 646-2482. clean record. Basic car­ 7«3.°______pentry skills. Experience - Ybuflonte'Birch M4vtointj>wneer*,i $56,900- We have lust preferred. Call 278-2492. listed a starter home In Ask for Bill. Notices Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Coventry that Is only one ANNOUNCEMENTS Manchester-Sprlng Into block from the lakel If & Education this quality constructed 4 you are looking for a two Emergency? In Manches­ Papercutter operators. RN/Progresslve home bedroom dutch, sunken bedroom home on a good ter, dial 911 for fire, Central Ct bindery needs care agency seeking self- family room, sield stone sized lot (172 feet x 100 (o3 LOST ANO FOUNO police, medical help. operators for cutting ma­ motivated person for full Proof deportment ma­ fireplace, caldesac. Mar­ feet) call today for a Service Station Mechan­ Gas Station Attendant- chines. Polar 8, Lawson time day position. Must chine operator, will train, ics and Attendants. Full Hartford Rood Dairy tin school $225,900.00. showing. At this price It Found Cat - Grey & white HELP WANTED /Mechanlc's Helper — cutters. Experienced only Queen Is taking applica­ have one year medlcal- part time 2om-6pm, Mon­ Yolo 633-7332 or 633-3674. will not last longl Allbrio and part time. Uniforms Full time days, must be apply. Box R C/0 Man­ day thru Friday, Saturday striped with a white chest, furnished. Apply In per­ tions for cook's helper, /surglcal experience, Realty, 649-0917 on Henry St. Needs Home HELP WANTEO Part time salesperson clean, will train, benefits. chester Herald. 11-3, M o n d a v -F rid a v. home care experience 12 noon-3pm. Call 646-5773. Great Office Potential. son, 252 Spencer Street, Call Larry’s, 871-1790. and BSN preferred. Call Charming Victorian co­ with TLC 646-5318. wanted, Swiss Colony Manchester. Starting at $4 hourly, will SIZES B-18 $56,900- We have lust Cheese & Gourmet Shop. Manufacturing facility In train. Apply in person, 684 569-7920, 8am-4pm, Mon­ Wanted part time yard lonial on East Center listed a starter home In Manchester Parkade. 649- Manchester has an Imme­ Hartford Road. day through Friday. EDE. help. Write box T C/D Street. Lots of parking. Coventry that Is only one A LOOKING FOR o low-coit Wanted — Cleaning 5147.______diate opening In the Ac­ A venatUe striped sleeve­ Manchester Herald. Call today for details. block from the lakel If wav to communicate your woman to do houseclean­ counting Department for less topper is a welcome HELP WANTED 647-8895 Joyce G. Epstein advertising message? Full tlme/port time ing. Please call days, Medical Secretaries. Im­ Person to work In wood­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED you are looking for a two X-Ray Technician. Regis­ a General Accounting working type shoo, must addition to the wardrobe. Real Estate. Wont ads are your tellers. Savings Bank of Alterations - Seamstress. 649-5559, evenings, 643- mediate opening tor 2port Elasy to knit from 2-ply bedroom home on a good Manchester, 923 Main tered or registry eligible Clerk. The qualified Indi­ time secretaries. Pleose read prints. Apply In per­ Medical Secretary-Office Mature, Responsible, De­ sized lot (172 feet x 100 answer. Position available for Prefer experienced In bri­ 8183. vidual must have at least 3 sport yarn. For a smart Masseuses Desired — Manager Trainee Desired Lovely Move-In condition Street. Apply In person. send resume to 18 Haynes son at Pyramid Indus­ ensemble, a matching (will train). Exceptional tor massage parlor. Wo- experience necessary. We pendable person wanted feet) call today for a physicians In Rockville, dal wear. Call Shirley for years experience In ac­ tries. 8 Thompson Road, will train for medical 7 plus room colonial. Four an appointment 643-4809. Street Manchester Ct dress is included in pat­ Assistant Newspaper pay and transportation terbury area. 574-4851, ask for part time position In showing. At this price It Never placed a Want Ad? part time, Monday 12pm- Paste-uo artist, part time, count receivables, ac­ 06040. 646-4797. Eost Windsor, CT. office procedures. Health Infant toddler room. Call bedrooms. I ’/i baths. Nice will not last long! Allbrio Don’t worry . . . we’ll help 6pm, Friday 12pm-6pm, & 20 hours, Monday, Tues­ count payables and pav- tern. dealer needed In Vernon. available. Manchester for Ken. large lot. Asking $120,900. No. 2664 has directions Call Julie at 871-2988 be­ area. 574-4851. Insurance and pension ABC Daycare. 647-0788 Reolty, 649-0917 HELP WANTEO you with the wording. Just Saturday AM 9-1. Possible Laborer for pipeline con­ day, Thursday afternoons roll. Experience with IBM Part Time Telex Dpera- plan. Salary negotiable. struction, must be rella- Painting Foreman and for Sixes 8 to 18 inclusive. tween 6-8pm. “EASY DOES IT" is the call additional hours availa­ and Friday nights. News­ 5285 computer Is a plus. painters, experienced tor. Vernon office re­ 528-7161. Bus aide needed for Wind­ Vinyl - sided duplex. Nice, New Homes under con­ P ble. Please send resume b l e a n d have paper experience helpful. Hours are 8am-5pm Mon­ Ta Ildar, tsad $2J0|, tm sack Clerical - Full Time office wav to describe placing a large Cheney duplex only, must have own tools quires Individual with pittsra, plis set tar aaitiei aaS ham Tech run out of struction. Manchester. to box P C/0 Manchester transportation, top Please send work history day thru Friday. Inter­ telex or word processing Ice Cream Drivers to earn position. 40 hours a week, want ad. Just call 643-2711 across from school with 2 Spacious dutch colonial wages. 649-6087. and transportation. 646- aiaailii. Monday thru Friday, and we do the rest! Coventry. Phone 742-0344. Herald. and salary requirements ested Individuals may fill 6815. experience to work 2-3 AXM CABST big money selling Hood car garage, 3 bedroom, being built by Swensson, ’TELEPHONE OPERATOR to: The Manchester He­ out applications begin­ evenings per week. Call Ice Cream and other no­ 8am-4:30pm. Reliability V/i baths each side. Full on a gorgeous treed lot rald, Box S C/0 Manches­ ning March 31, 1986 at r,vt!s»jisssi velties. Be your own boss. and accuracy Important. Michaels Jewelers Has a divided basement 8, se­ Jane at Intertrade Scien­ m m rsfs, H.Y. IN N Elementry Librarian - Bookeeper-Person to do located at the foot of Case Experience is required. Will be operating our ter Herald. Chromallov 8d Colonial Carpentry Foreman — Get on the road to cash Experience using adding full-time sales office posi­ complete office work parate systems. Strano tific, 871-0401. rrlst Naas, MSrsss nlta Zir tion open. Retail expo­ Manchester board of edu­ mountain on Spring ROLM telephone system. We have a busy Road, Manchester, CT. Experienced working CHE sal tills taasSsr. Income with one of our machine. Typing skills from deposits to filing. Real Estate. 647-7653. Street. Bolton Custom de­ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED helpful. Apply In person, sure a plus. Great benefit cation is seeking an ele- switchboard which requires prompt courteous 647-0916 Salary commen­ foreman, minimum 5 ye­ SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ profit producing ice Experience only, referen­ signed ranch bult by Beh- surate with experience. ars experience In remo­ House Cleaning — Trai­ cream trucks. Call Inter- Prague Shoe Company, package. Apply In person mentrv school librarian Highland Park Market. service to our clients and sales reps. Some light IN MANCHESTER AREA lections and n FREE effective Immediately. ces required. Cull 643-8844. rmann construction. 3 EOE. deling, steady work, good nee or experienced per­ natloncl Ice Cream ot 200 Pitkin Street, East Tuesday thru Saturday lO’/i room colonial on V/2 Part tim e Pattern Section in the 10am to 5pm. EOE Applicant must be certl- bedrooms, whirlpool tub, typing also required. hourly wage. 6 paid holi­ son with professional ALBUM. Just I2.00. 623-1733. Hartford. Experienced construction acres..."Perhaps one ot skylight 8, more. $150's Canter SL 467-553 odd onl positions available, days, paid vocations, cleaning company In fled/certlflable in the the most extraordinary state of Connecticut. In­ foreman, equipment oper­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto. TYPIST Wait Middle Tpka. W AW A Food Market. medical Insurance pro­ greater Hartford area for ators, truck drivers, la­ private homes in the 646-2482 III WAITRESSES gram. Coll 643-6712. residential and commer­ I terested applicants Mirble SL Desire mature, res­ [CARS J ^ C A R S I CARS CARS borers, concrete finshers. area” . We guarantee our This position requires excellent typing skills. all cial maintenance. Neot, should contact Dr. Wilson houses. Blanchard 8, Ros- McCibs SL Port Time / Full FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE E. Deakin Jr. Assistant Milton C. Beebe 8, Sons New Homes under con­ Additional duties include terminal data entry III ponsible adults at Munson's Candy Kitchen responsible Individual Inc. Rts. 195, Storrs, Ct. setto Reel Estate 646-2482. struction. Hebron, pine Stock Plica Time openings at Is accepting applications with Connecticut driver's superintendent, Manches­ and a.ssisting the receptionist with incoming Hllllird SI 357-591 least 18 years of age ter Public Schools 45 N. 429-9358. EDE M/F. Affordable housing hard floors, window se^, telephone calls. Piano's. Flexible for part time sales people. license and good driving crown moldings, cedar Spring St. 187-445 who are available for Hours are 4-8, Monday record need to apply. School St., Manchester to find? Call us today and banquet and dining a . 06040. 647-3451. EOE. Mature person for depart­ let us show you this one siding and many m ^ e CirrIigB Or. all day and evening thru Friday with 5 hours Good starting salary. Coll mental sales and manage­ We offer excellent wages and a noncontributory positions available. bedroom condominium In extras go Into this SM- So. Firm Dr. III on Saturday or Sunday. 649-3433 for Interview. ment In ready to wear. clous cape In the glleod benent program including a pension plan. Apply hours. Good working Call T o n y a t 643-2342 Approximately 24 hours Nurses Aides - Certified. Verson with o garage and Sunnybrook Dr. all $6 an hour. Good benefits, (Apply In person, Mar­ a pool. Priced In the$40's. section ot time. $150's. in person or call &13'1101. ^p lies will be kept III conditions,. oppor­ for Interview. per week. Call for an SPECIAL PURCHASE! lows Inc.) 867 Main St. Blanchard 8> Rossetto. Miyflold Rd. appointment, 649-4332. EOE. 647-1624. Alibrlo Realty Inc., 649- coididential. An E<;iial Opportunity Employer Dirtmouth Rd. III tunity for advance­ Manchester. 0917. 646-2482. Male/Female 14-100 ment, apply in person Cimbridgo Si I f Xtra Money - work part Oxford SI all Monday thru Friday time or full time, days or A a iED PRINTING SERVICES. INC Brand New nights. Clean, pleasant OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST between 9 am and 3 Part time mornings, light MANCHESTER. CT0G040 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED manufacturing company. benefits, good pay. Dari Smday 1-4 pm SpMlajr 1*4 pm pm. 534 East Middle Please call 649-0072 be­ Queen, 242 Broad St. o l the mark of printing exceilerx:e MANCHESTER HERALD IN BOLTON ^REA tween 8am-4pm. Manchester. 31 Eastland S t 208 Sgatb S t, VanMR Tpke., Manchester. 1985 Mark Vll’s Mancbeeter Older 3 bedroom Call NOW 647-9946 All positions. MotoMart All positions. Motomart A Stretch Custom Country Colonial. Fi- Like 8L Auto store has positions Auto store has positions Cape with 11 rooms of Cider Mill Rd. for assistant manager for assistant manager charming touches. replaced living room, $3,000 Under Dealer Invoice trainees; cashiers, full trainees; cashiers, full 8, den. sunroom. eat-in JEWELRY STORE, MANCHESTER Rrooktlald St. Bolton part time; salespersons, Country location, and part time; salesper­ close to everything. kitchen. 2 baths, plea­ E. Middle Tpkt. sons, full and part time. full 8, part time. Weoffera sant lot. Asking PICTURE THIS Full-Time Sales We offer a competitive competitive salary and Priced reduced for LInley St. 5 To Choose From benefits package with ex­ quick sale. $93.(X)0. Cirpanter Rd. Manc.-Bolton salary and benefits pack­ We are looking for someone who enjoys age with excellent oppor­ cellent opportunity for DlrecUont: Directions: Rte. 30 to $ EXTRA MONEY $ Bluirldgi Dr. Includes 3 Year, 36,000 Mile Warranty tunity for advancement. odvancement. Apply In East Middle Tpke. to West St. to South St. meeting people. Retail experience a Betts Or. Manehootor Apply In person at our person at our East Hart­ Greenwood to Indian to plus. We will train. Salary commensur- East Hartford Motomart ford Motomart Store, Eastland. With Your Own Part-Time Job. store. Silver Lane Plaza. Silver Lane Plaza. ante with experience. MANCHESTER HERALD An Excellent Opportunity for Call for an interview: IHDMES IHDMES moro4MiiDf ALSO MANY 1985 & 1986 I l i 649-4537 from 10 am to 5 pm. Call NOW 647-9946 FOR SALE FOR SALE 6 4 7 -1 4 1 9 " Housewives and Mothers with »«.EXauSIVE 6 4 7 -1 4 1 9 young children bring them DEMOS AVAILABLE MANCHESTER INTERESTED IN O P E N H O U S E save on $ I PART TIME WORN S«t„ 4 / 5 , 1 .4 / Sun., 4/6, 1-4 5 with you and COUNTRY CLUB WITH ABOVE AT SIMILAR SAVINGS Jack J. Lappen 14 Deepwood Drive babysitting costs. I BEST!!! $ AVERAGE EARNING Dish Person / Kitchen POTENTIAL? I PART TIME i Prep - Part time nights Includes 3 Year, Realty and weekends, will The Q. Fox Distribu­ train. tion Center is looking Unlimited Mileage I JOB IN TOWN! I for people to ticket Manchester- Bus Person - Part time merchandise 20 hours 8367 W arranty Reduced 85,000 I ‘S™ hr./start | nights and weekends. per week. You pick the Knowledge of restau­ days and hours most A drop-waist srith flat­ I’m sorry to say we reduced the price of this •)'/(! rant business a plus. tering collar la the per­ room brick ranch. In this hectic real estate market Mon.-Fri. Afternoons and Fri. at Midnight I No dress code. Casual fun at- | convenient to your life­ fect Doek-^achool dreoa Hourly wage plus style. (Monday/Friday, for the little girl. r t g U R Y L this house should have sold long ago. Almost 2.4.S0 $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ gratuity. Call 646-0103 7:15am-9:00pm). We'll Neu 8M7 srith Pheto- square feet makes this a true bargain at 8174,000. to apply. provide you with a GnUe ia in Sisea 8 to 8 22 Hours Per Week $ on the phone, we might have a $ yearo. Sise 4... l i t yaria If you have a family large or small*, you’ll feel al Bookkeeper / Recep- base pay plus gen­ of 46-inch. home when you own this home which features a Salary Plus Gas Allowance i job for you. We offer a guaran- | 301 Cbntar StrMt llonlel. - Part time as­ erous incentives and naan, saattzatKa^ large lot. 2 car garage, in-ground pool, family I teed salary with bonuses. Work | M a n c tiM to r 643-5135 M anchester SOUND INTERESTING? sistant to handle AP store discount privi­ gattarMles >*9 tar rastsfa ao4 room, den, four bedrooms, and much, much more. •93,900 leges. If interested, (Just Dtl Exit 60 You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and I done from our office, four even- | and dally reconcilia­ tMiaaiinT It has a small cellar, but with all the room upstairs, Rare Commodity! apply In person Mon­ At 1-64) This aupervise our carrier boys 4 girls. II you like kids, |.ings a week and Saturday $ tions, applicants who’d want to spend lime in the cellar anyway? hard to find” 5+ room cape is located in quiet want a little independence and your own Income... should possess good day or Wednesday, Nt« vsts. O.Y. loaia neighborhood, close to buslines, shopping, schools and $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ figure aptitude, typing 9am-1pm. Sl!S! MSrsti eita zip church, has 2, possibly 3 bedrooms. Tastefully de­ coot. Sins Msoasr m t Uis. and computer experi­ f £ t corated. hardwood (loora with wall to wall carpeting, 2 $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ G. FOX Naw FASHION with c»r garage, new driveway, new above ground pool, new ence a plus. Call Ellie, i 7 161 E)ast Center St. I ings, also Saturday mornings. | DISTRIBUTION CENTER •{»«*•* G r «a Colo CoUae- MORIARTY furnace, new water healer, fenced-in yard, beautifully 646-0103 Mon,, Wed. 301 Governors Highway Uoa for larger oises: ■«<— Manchester, CT 06040 landscaped, large patio area. CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 and Fri., 10am-2pm. South Windsor, CT 2 BONUS Cloponal o o ^i* '* Prica ' • $2JS 643-4263 By Owner 646-4207 » l - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 5, 1986 CARO I^BOATS/MARINE MISCELLANEOUS CARS KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright ED TAD SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE CLOTHING 1 ^ 1I EQUIPMENT ------m FOR SALE M 1982 Citation — In running 1976 AM C Pacer6cvllnder Small Air Tight Scandia Antique Show - J^cond M ottrnity cloths In oxcol- 16 foot Mad River canoe, Congregational Church, condition. Automatic. A/C excellent ronplnjf lent condition, siza 9-10. poddies Included. Used 150 wood stove, damper condition ttM.OO. Coll 646- plate and stove pipe. $100. 385 North Main Street, Banged up right side. $500. Some worn only once. four times. Excellent con­ Manchester, Friday April 633-5654 after 6pm. 6703. Coll 646-5152. dition. $800. Please call Call 643-4209.______!.] 4th 11am-9pm, Saturday 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Ceramic Molds For sole, April 5th, 10am-5pm (1-84 1981 Pontiac Grand Prix, 1972 Mustang Conv^o- 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for 649-2676. exit 62). Air, power brakes, power ble, 6 cylinder, standard Bob. steering, AM -FM Stereo, 99,000 miles, runs iwll, m FURNITURE Picnic Cooler, $10; Mag­ Manchester Multi family V6, New Tires and rims. good shope. $2,795. Coll A BAR OF toilet soap nus console organ 8, tag sale. April Sth, 8am- Asking $5,000. 643-9800. 643-0219 otter 6pm. placed In suitcases will One Sleeper couch, $80, 2 bench, $40; hl-fl Mag- 2pm, 160 Ralph Road din­ keep them smelling ni­ Mustang, 1976 — 2 plus 2,3 1979 Ford LTD Londou — upholstered chairs, $80 navox console, $25; chain ing room set and ather ce...and may come In v-is, good shape. 82,500.' each, 9 X 12 rug, $50. Call saw 10’ home light, $100; furniture. door, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, handy next time you go on dean, low miles, best Coll otter 8pm, 646-7195. 649-0169 ofter 3pm. roll away bed, $35, dinette a vocation trip. Boost set, parkette top, 6 gold your vocation budget by Low back swivel living leather chairs, $150; cell­ WANTED TO 1972 Bulck Skylark — ; selling idle Items around room or family room ing lamp, $30; 2 speed fan, 1976 Tovoto — 5speed, oir Needs body work, engine your home for cosh. Place OUY/TRADE chair, multi colored $10; movie prolector with conditioning, tope deck, runs great. $300 or best an ad In cloultled to find a screen 81 splicer, $40; and offer. 6494)098, ask for Pot.. green. Very good condi­ Want T a Buy a good used good condition, asking tion 646-1525 cash buyer. many other miscellane­ $1,000. Coll after 5pm, ous Items. Call 11-5, 647- lawn mower, and a se­ cond hand picnic table. 647-9346. 1186. ______48 Inch Round maple pe­ MUSICAL 646-1378. R^TRUCKS/VANS destal table, 4 maple Gas stove self-cleaning, 1978 Lincoln Continental FOR DALE mates chairs, very good ITEMS g o o d c o n d itio n $75. — 2 door. Excellent condi­ condition, $225. 643-1958 Snowblower $25. 646-3548 tion. Low mileage. Reaso­ GMC Suburban, 1977 — otter 3pm. King Super 20 Tenor Sax nable. 646-3326 or 647-7787. Automotive 350 V -8 ,74,000 miles. Reese — Needs overhaul - Best hitch. $3,500 negotiable. Sofa - 82 Inch, excellent reasonable offer. Call 646- ENDROLLS 649-1634. condition, tan flowered 3245 after 5pm. XTVi width - 258 Scotch Guarded. $275.00. CARS ★ Coll 646-5891 13% width > 2 (or 258 I ROMEO ■a p a r t m e n t s Revere Clarinet — Needs MUST be picked up et the FOR SALE overhaul - Best reasona­ 1978 Pontiac Firebird - 4 CAMPERS/ FOROALE FOR RENT Mencheeter Herald Olfice speed, standard transmis­ RaTV/STEREO/ ble offer. Call 646-3245 before 11 A.M. ONLY. TRAILERS after 5pm. 1984 R e lia n t w a g o n , sion, good condition. Charming Seven room Like Private Home — 3'/4 L^APPUANCES AM /FM stereo cassette, colonial In desirable off room apartment. Applian­ standard transmission, Truck ComperdO'/^’) — Porter Street neighbor­ Mandolin auto harp. Have you read today's Excellent condition. Must ces. Working single adult, Used Refrigerators, 16,000 miles. Like new 1975 Chevrolet Malibu - hood. Call for an appoint­ Sears silver tone amp. 8, Cloulfled sectlonT It con- be seen. Coll ofter 4:30pm, married couple. No child­ Washers, Ranges — guitar. Call 646-7195 after toliu hundreds of Interest­ condition. $5,200.00. Coll Good Condition. $800 or ment, 646-7335 ofter ren, pets. 643-2880. 647-0564 best offer. Call 6434)243. 742-6994. 6:30pm. Principals only. clean, guaranteed, parts 8pm. ing offers. 643-2711. and service. Low prices. $104,900. Manchester — 5 room, 3 B.O. Pearl 8, Son, 649 Look No Further — This bedroom, being reno­ Main Street, 643-2171. lovely 6 room Colonlol- vated, no pets, parking. /Cape Is In move-ln condi­ $600 a month plus security Panasonic Upright Va­ tion with 3 bedrooms, 1V2 and utilities. Frank Spl- cuum — With attach­ baths, large closets and leckl, 643-2121. ments, bags 8, extra belt. 7 enclosed glass front months old. $50. Good porch. Won't last! $96,900. Manchester-1 bedroom condition. Call 646-3245 Century 21 Jeckston- apartment Immediate oc- after 5pm. TAKE Showcase, 646-1316.0 cuapancy heat 8, hot wa­ ter, convlentlv located, no Jenn-AIr Electric stove 8, Thinking of South Wind­ pets, security 8, referen­ oven with accessories. sor? Ideal 6 room Ranch ces. $495 monthly. 649- Block glass front door. In excellent family neigh­ 1336. Excellent working condi­ borhood In move-ln condi­ tion. $500. Will haggle If A tion with 3 bedrooms, arge 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, necessary. 647-7653 or 646- eat-ln kitchen and walk­ 2 baths, 2 parking places, 3929. ing distance to park. Call $575.00 a month, plus utili­ Today! $111,900. Century ties. Coll Steve, 643-1041 I LAWN AND 21 Jackston-Showcase, GARDEN CHANCE 646-1316.0 2 Bedroom, 5 room apart­ ment newly renovated. Good News 1111 This great Appliances, laundry hoo­ Lawn Maintenance — gambrel roof colonial Is kup 8i garage. Near bus Free estimates. By the lob now being offered at line. 1 month deposit 8, or monthly rates. Com­ f MMM $289,000. Chock full of security. No pets. 649-6316 mercial and residential. extras Including 3 car Coll J.. 649-4800. garage and Inground Rockville 2 bedroom pool. Completely up­ Too Soil — Cleon, rich apartment, remodeled, stone-free loam. Any dated. Call Today!! Jack- washer dryer hookup, ap- son & Jackson Real Est­ amount delivered, 872- pllonces. $475 per month 1400. ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646.0 plus utilities. 871-0432. One of a Kind — Bolton, ■ GOOD THINGS $149,500. 3 bedroom U 8, R built Contemporary TO EAT Ranch. 14'x20' llvingroom I STORE AND with marble fireplace. OFFICE SPACE Girl Scout Cookies. Call Sunken family room, 643-1975, 9-1 Monday thru screened slate patio over­ 474 Main Street, the center Friday. looking garden, 2 baths. 2 of town. 3 rooms, first car garage, private STRETCH YOUR burger "WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER” floor. Call 646-2426 week­ fenced acre lot. O.W . Fish days, 9-5. budget By using one part Realty. 643-1591 or 871- soy extender to four parts 1400.O Manchester — Office or of meat. Your taste buds retail space, first floor, won't be able to tell the Quality — Coventry. CONTEST excellent sign visibility. difference, but your $144,900. LoCava built 4 Could be business apart­ budget will! Boost your bedroom Colonial. 14x21 ment combination. Frank budget by selling idle living room, 12x17 first SplleckI, 643-2121. Items In your home with a floor fireplaced family low-cost od In classified. room. Center Island kit­ STARTING Glastonbury office space chen, 2’/2 baths, central for lease, eosv on/off vac., walk-up attic, 2 car access fo route 2. Imme­ I RECREATIONAL garage and appliances. diate occupancy. Now be­ EQUIPMENT APRIL 1st! D.W . Fish Realty, 643-1591 ing renovated, paved I or 871-1400.0 parking, private en­ Pools! Pools! Pools! AAA trance, possibility of fin­ Country settin g— Lovely, pool distributor must dis­ ishing to tenants request. move-ln condition 7 plus pose of entire stock of 1,300 square feet at $12.00 room colonial. Four bed­ new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. per square foot, plus utili­ family sized swimming rooms, 1'/2 baths. Nice, ties. 659-3221 Days, 233- To Every Sth, 10th large lot. Asking, $120,900. pools with huge sundeck, 7383 evenings. Strano Real Estate, 647- fencing, filter, ladders FREE 765>3 and warranty for only 15th and 20th Caller... ROOMMATES $978. Installation optional I and extra, financing avail­ r^-ciFief who speaks with our classified ad I BUSINESS WANTED able. Call Paul at 721-1884. PROPERTY department between 8:30 a.m. Female roommate °vl?OBD AOS and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Just Might Suit Your Pur­ needed to share condo In INVITATION TO BID poses 111 Approximately Manchester. Please call The Manchester Public Friday, we’ll give away a free clas­ 4,000 so. ft. of commercial 643-6472 after 5pm. Schools solicits bids for space In excellent down­ MANUAL TYPEWRITER SERVICE for the 1984-1987 sified word ad for a maximum of town location. Parking school year and ELEC TR IC for 24 cars, additional ■ w a n t e d TYPEWRITER - BUSINESS six consecutive days. porklng available. Imme­ TO RENT MACHINES SERVICE. PLUS diate occupancy. Owner Sealed bids will be received financing. Will leosealso. until April IS, 19U at 1:88 Reliable, Single Profes- P.M . tor the manual type­ Call for the details. Jack- slanal with well-trained writers and 2;M P.M. tor the son & Jackson Real Est­ dog seeks house to rent In electric typewriter - business ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646.Q machines service. The right “ ’ Every 150th, 200th Manchester or surround­ Is reserved to relect any and 3 ing town. Will sign lease, oil bids. Specifications and REAL ESTATE provide references and bid forms may besecured at I security deposit. Please the Business Office, 45 North and 300th Caller... WANTED call 643-2711 during the School Street, Manchester, day. 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BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE following restaurants of their Top Prices Paid for 2-8 family houses. Call 649- Merchandise On Tuesday, April 15, 1986 at choice: 2947. the Community Hall, The Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals will hold o public hearing at 7:00 p.m. to hear • PIANO’S • WONGS R8ntals ■ a n t iq u e s / the following; • THE ADAMS MILL COLLECTIBLES 1. Jeffrey and Gloria Cor- LEC rorc of 57 Vernon Rood tor o set bock variance to • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN Section 7 to construct o I ROOMS deck. FOR RENT 2. Appeal of the Stote of Visit the LInen Lady at the Connecticut for on area variance tor property at 2 Manchester — Com­ Antique Show and Sale, Cook Drive owned by Ro­ In order to qualify, simply call and pletely furnished Includ­ Vernon Center Middle nald A. Beaudoin which ing stove, refrigerator School. 777HartfordTurn- was tabled January 23, speak with one of our classified and linens. $50 weekly plke, Vernon, C T. Sunday, 1984 will be acted upon. representatives to learn if you plus 2 weeks security. Call April 6th, 1986. 10:00am- 3. Appeal of Jocquellne Call Now between 5 and 9pm, 646- 5:00pm. Hennoult of 11 South 9832. Wood Lone, Eost Granby, are a LUCKY WINNER. C T for on oreo vcorlonce Antique show and sale- property at 145 Hebron Sunday April 6, 10am to Rood which wos tabled ■ APARTMENTS 5pm. Vernon Center Mid­ Morch 25, 1984 will be and WInl FOR RENT dle School, 777 Hartford acted upon. Tpke. (Route 30) Vernon, JOHN H. ROBERTS 3 814 Room Apartments — Ct. 75 exibitors. Admis­ CHAIRMAN sion S2.iS but with this ad ZONING BOARD Newly decorated. Colon­ O F APPEALS CONTEST DATES $ 2. 00. ial. Heat, hot water, 018-04 appliances, central. Mid­ 643-2711 dle aged lady. 643-8470 APRIL 1st—30th after 6pm. HARTFORD NOTICE TO CREDITORa E S TA TE OF ANTIQUES ANTOINETTE PESCE NON-COMMERCIAL ADVERTISERS ONLY. ONLY IN THE Nice First floor 4 room 2 The Hon. Norman J. bedroom apartment. WAREHOUSE Preuss, Judge, of the Court Quiet street near busline, of Probate, District of An­ wall to wall carpet, stove, dover at a hearing held on March 30, 1986 ordered that no pets. $525 Including Op«n TuM.-S«f. all clolms must be presented heat and hot water. Avail­ 1 0 a m -5 p m to the fiduciary on or before able April 1st. Call Rose, June 30, 1986 or be barred as 647-8400 or 646-8646. by law provided. Shoron B. Preuss, 243 FanaiaKtaa Ave., Clerk Available Immediately. The fiduciary Is: iManrl^pHtpr HpralJi NartfgrH Rrst floor 2 bedroom. $375 Thelma Frocchla rtus utilities. j.D . Real 180 West Street 525-6785 Bolton, C T 06040 Estate, 646-1980. 019-04 ids body work, enoln* s great. S300 or best ir. 649-0098, ask fo r Pat.

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2 Between the Lines: The story behind the story. Look Better 4 Outlook: When a house becomes a See Better museum. 5 Profiles: Marilyn Peracchio of Feel Better 'S Manchester. at 0 Cover Story: The Babych twins are the Hartford Whalers’ double billing. 6 763 Main St. 191 Main St. 9 The Image Workshop: Short- Manchester Manchester waisted gals can wear belts. 643-1191 643-1900 Eastbrook Mall IQ Sexuality: Read about one man’s Mansfield diaper fantasy in The Kinsey 456-1141 Report. Eastern Connecticut’s Leading Full Service Opticians Martin Sheen Tom Laughlin Jeff Bridges Jean-Paul Belmondo 1 1 Health: Cure your own tension SPECIAL SPRING SALE headaches. Q. Please tell me if Martui Q .l am a fan of Tom Laughlin Q. I don’t know much about Q. Whatever happened to that Ski;n is an actor in a Mexican from “Bitty Jack.” Is he still Jeff Bridges. Can you help? great French actor Jean-Paul acting? Mrs. Anne Park, Sheila, South Bend, Ind. Belmondo? Peter Home, East 1 2 At the Movies: “On the Edge” is soap opera and is known in Windsor, N J. ■*5«« Savings j *10®® Savings Mexico as Miguel Palmer. Pat Comer Brook, Nfid. A. He's 36, one of three commendable. on SInglo Vision Eyoglattot on Bifocal Eyaglassas children of actors Lloyd and A. He's making movies, almost w/coupon Expires 8/3O/S0 w/coupon Expires 8/30/88 Figueroa, Jersey City, N J.; A. Indeed he is. He's currently nonstop, in France through his Can you tell me what Marlin in the process of filming “The Dorothy Bridges (she gave up 22 1 3 Weekend Television: An eight-page her career to devote time to her production company, Cerito Sheen's real name is and Return of Billy Jack," in which Films, and marketing them pullout section. whether he comes from a our hero takes on the Mafia in family). Appropriately enough for a member of a show-business throu^ his video company, Savings ! $60^° Savings Spanish background? M.P., New York — they are Belmondo Video. Most recent onan HighMlah FashionFaahlan a On Naw Colorad ^ Union City, N J. threatening a home for runaway family, he made his film debut 2 1 Music: Charity rock is on a roll. Faeatad Eyaglassas SoH Conlad Lansas films: “Hold Up,” “Joyeuses w/coupon Expires 8/30/88 A. His real name is Ramon kids near Times Square. at the age of 4 months in “The Paques” and “Les Morfalous.” w/coupon Expires 8/30/88 Estevez and his background is Originally, the film was Company She Keeps,” but his 22 Behavior: Manchester’s Safe Rides Spanish on his father's side and sch^uled to be released in July, real acting debut came at the age gives rides and saves lives. ■Nevr Orders Only—No Other Discounts Apply—Non-transferrable Irish on his mother's. As far as but now, due to a distributor of 8 in his father's TV series, “Sea Hunt," the show in which we know, he's so busy in this switch, according to an aide, it 2 4 The Curious Shopper: Is red dye country acting, directing and could be released at any time his older brother. Beau, also Q. You recently said that producing that we don't know during the second half of the appeared. Charlie R ug^s never played making a dangerous comeback? when he'd find the time to be a year. Laughlin also sustained Being a part of a successful the role o f Topper. But he did soap star in Mexico under any injuries shooting one scene, and acting family wasn't easy on play it in a TV series starring 25 On the Road: Keeping your car name. filming could be delayed while him, apparently. He went Anne Jeffries. Right? Betty J. alive. By Josie he recovers. through a stage of serious Colvin, Fresno, Calif. depression and drug involvement in his teens ai)d was placed in 28 27 On the House: Manchester cottons A. Sorry, but no. We checked couseling. Fortunately for him, the credits for the series, which to country. Country decorating, s I fl y B fi n I the counseling worked and he did star Anne Jeffries, but the that is. Q.L am desperate! Please tell moved to New York after actor who played Topper was me whatever you can about high-school graduation to study Leo G. Carroll. actor Tom Conli. H e’s acting. In 1971, he earned an 2 8 Trends: The American Way of gorgeous! Valerie McClain, Academy Award nomination for Debt. More on a sore subject. Laurel Lake, N J. his third film, “The Last Picture A. He's 44, from Paisley, Show,” and in 1972, won other 30 Dining In: Scallops are one of the Specials for the Month of April Scotland, near Glasgow, the raves for his performance in the sea’s most succulent soap operas. Served Tueeday - Sunday only child of an Italian father film “Fat City.” Anything you’d like and a Scottish mother, both of Later that year, though, the to knovi/ about promi­ whom were hairdressers, as he 31 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits Veal Parmigiana depression hit again. He felt that nent personalities? was expected to be. success had come too easily 30 Massaro’s. Being half-Italian and dark in because of his father and that he Write to: Josie,Bet­ Roast Prime Rib * fair Scotland made his childhood 9.50 hadn’t really done anything on ween the Lines, King your choice difficult, even painful, after his his own. He finally got over it Stuffed Shrimp father was interned on the Isle of Features Syndicate, when he co-starred with Frederic Correction Man during World War II when & Scallop Casserole March, Lee Marvin and Robert 235 E. 45th St., New the Italians allied with the Nazis. Ryan in a production of the Liore Hirth of Manchester is Weekend Plus Magazine. (Specials include potato, vegetable and salad.} Going to strict Catholic York. N.Y. 10017. Michael Petersen, her fiance, lives at classic “The Iceman Cometh” responsible for marketing and product schools didn't help, but he did Charter Oak Place, Hartford. His and felt he'd done an acting job development at Landmark Bank in seek refuge in music. From the address was omitted from the article. comparable to theirs. CityPlace. This information was ages of 4 to 8, he studied piano The next year, he got another incorrect in the March 22 edition of until his female piano teacher Oscar nomination for Sundav: Brunch 11-3 / Dinner 4-9 was suddenly sent out of town “Thunderbolt and Lightfoot" “for entertiuning men at night,” Tom Conti and later a string of good Editorial services by King Features as it was explained. Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly reviews for the films “Hearts of supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate. 235 E. 45th St.. New York, He continued studying, the West,"'“Stay Hungry,” published Saturdays by the Manchester N.Y. 10017. however, at the Royd Scottish guitar in local clubs and leading TV star in Britain with his “Cutters Way” and “Rancho Publishing Co.. 16 Brainard Place. Do you have any questions or comments Academy of Music, but he * Deluxe.” He even survived such became interested in acting. tours, telling “terrible lies” to starring role in “The Glittering Manchester, Conn. 06IMO. about Weekend Plus Magazine? We'd flops as “Heaven's Gate,” 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.D. 2. BOLTON, CONN. 06040 After graduation, he was tourists. He was about to give Prizes,” which was later aired like to hear from you. Please address “Somebody Killed Her Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher accepted into the prestigious up on acting when he finally got here, along with another your letters to: Weekend Plus Magazine, 643-2342 Husband,” the “King Kong” Adele Angle, Weekend Plus Editor Citizens Theater of Glasgow, but his big break: a lead in the play triumph, “The Norman P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. remake, “Kiss Me Goodbye” Jane Harvey, Advertising Coordinator following that, got very few “Savages” in London in 1973. Conquests,” earning him the and ‘Tron.” acting jobs. He instead nickname of the Sex Symbol of supported himself by playing Three years later, he became a Public TV. Cover photography by David Baahaw WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April S, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, April 5, 19W 4 Outlook 5 Profiles

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When a house becomes a museum... COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE having earned these awards. mystery man. He came with the BEGAL*S By Geraldine R. Foty coming — the heavy weights are with long handles and short house. I wonder if someone’s in.” pouring spouts. One is brass; the The^ are the family’s best-kept unidentified ancestor shouldn't decorate with Also in the kitchen is an old other is royal blue enamel. For secret. • Selection Style Service • Satisfaction molasses jug. I remember the years my mother-in-law used The large windows and many have a place of honor. He has a memories. This is an patient, long-suffering inexpensive hobby..Jt day we found it. It lay beneath them to prepare her demi-tasses plants give the family room an old shutters stored in a nook of strong Turkish brew for the outdoor quality. Grouped around expression, but he does seem to will never win any be reproaching me for my decorating awards. under the bam. We hadn’t been neighborhood coffee break. several pots of Christmas cacti. I neglect. Neither will it attract living here very long and we Our family room is really have arranged large, rough cut . ••. -sy- I were still exploring for treasures. family style. We have a shapely stones of different shades from So, there are my memories, burglars, because the collectibles part of our everyday life. They have only sentimental value. But It is in almost perfect condition. piece of driftwood that, as to light brown. They are cf- I The glaze is still shiny. honeymooners, we picked up on not studded with even are comfortable. I never feel " ti,. I have b ^ n told that they give a alone. However, there is one warm, lived-in look. I have attached three hooks to the beach at Bar Harbor, Me. semi-precious minerals, but they the side of a bathroom cabinet. My husband electrified it, are precious to me. My son dug problem. My home is becoming Hanging from a beam in the the family museum. Mementos kitchen is my father-in-law’s One is for the scissors my attached it to a solid base, and them up for me in an old quarry mother used all those years found the right lamp shade for near Springfield, Mass. ate arriving regularly. (“We well-worn mandolin. He brought knew you would want this.” it with him from the old when she tried to sew me into a it. It’s a good reading lamp. Oh, yes, there is one item still schoolgirl fashion plate. She This room also has two waiting to be settled into a And I do.) But 1 worry about It country. When I look at it, I can space. Oh, well, there is always . . ,'i. .'■»•< .• hear die voices of my small was, a ^ still is, a fine platform rockers, almost twins. niche. It is an old the two-platoon system. ■ I - . . V .' . children saying, “Play for us. seamstress. One belonged to my black-and-white portrait of a Grandpa.” As he strummed, The second hook is for grandmother. She spent many of handsome gentleman. My they datxxd around him. wallpaper shears, wielded by my her last hours rocking and ^ *■ Beside the mandolin is a father-in-law when he prepared listening to music. The edges of tarnished trumpet. My husband all those rooms in his tenting the arm rests arc finger-worn to played it when he was a child. It property. Next to the shears is a pale shade. was recalled to duty briefly his leather razor strap, grooved The companion rocking chair I I decorate with memories... an some years ago when the and well scratched. After all, he has a higher back. It belonged to The Right Suit... The Right Pant. The Right Coat... children were finishing in the lived to be 87. my brother-in-law’s mother. inexpensive hobby. It will never win any ‘Hart Schaffner & Marx” "Sansabelt” “Christian Dior” nearby lake or playing in the A very life-like painting of a From the first time that I met woods. It meant, “Come home horse hangs on the living-room her, she always made me feel decorating awards. Neither will it attract — now!” wall. As a sixth grader, my like a valuable addition to the burglars... A textile hook clasps the daughter miule it as a surprise clan. curtain rod above the window at gift for Mother’s Day. Now a Because the family room is the kitchen sink. My father used career girl, she shakes her head off to one side of the house and Downtown Main St. Tri-City Plaza to weigh his materi^s with it and coaxes me to take it down. rather private, I decided that it Manchester Vernon when he was a foreman. It No way! I like it. I think of it as was a good place to display my Open Mon., Tues. & Sat. a primitive — and the blue husband’s service medals. They Open Mon.-Sat. RECAVS brings back the daily repom I “Your Quality Man’s Shop" looked forward to: “Beautiful bstekground goes very well in are in a picture frame, his Till 5:30 10-S: 30 mohair going through today, a that room. Distinguished Flying Cross with Thurs. Nites ’til 9; 00 Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10-9 nice shade of green, unusual Near the range top in the oak l< ^ clusters at the center. texture in this one, winter's kitchen, I have two little pots He is self-conscious about WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 5, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April S, 19M 6 Cover Story 7 Cover StoiV

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The Babych family, / with Dave in the Story by foreground, and Bob Papetti Wayne behind him between Shelley (left) Photos by and Sherrey (right). David Bashaw !Z Dave Babych, the Whalers’ top all-around Right winger Wayne Babych has provided some defensemen, has been a major factor In the team’s veteran scoring punch to the Whalers’ attack since turnaround into an Adams Division playoff joining the club on Jan. 17. Meet the Whalers’ twin billing contender.

Dave and Wayne are brothers. after tying the double-knot in the Winnipeg Jets in a blockbuster many of the area’s streams and rink, they’re the classic low-key interim captain — after just two Sherrey and Shelley are twin summer of 1982. swap for longtime Whaler right rivers. "The countryside is the sorts off the ice. described the meeting. Dave and Wayne Babych ... Conllnuod months — while Captain Ron sisters. Considering that all four winger Ray Neufeld. same as back home." But it works. A few months later, after aren’t merely pro hockey "W e’re inseparable,” exclaim Francis was sidelined for nearly Dave is married to Sherrey, worked and lived in different Dave's all-around perfor­ At the outset of the transfer, right out of a fairy tale,” said Sherrey and Dave were already players. They are the highest Canadian provinces until just mance has been a major factor his wife was just as distraught both Sherrey and Shelley, who Couples drafted brothers in the history of nine weeks with a broken ankle. and Wayne is married to Shelley. an item, the Buffie twins were in Whalers’ General Manager Shelley. before Thanksgiving, the in the Whalers’ rise to as he was. first gained fame at 17 under Adds Sherrey; “ There were Montreal on a promotional job the NHL; Dave was the second and President Emile Francis And as if that isn’t enough, the reunion of the Babych bunch is respectability, but he wasn’t " I never cried so hard,” said their maiden name of the Buffie people we didn’t even know on when they were invited to attend overall selection in the 1980 also valued his talented sibling spouses compose Con­ as upbeat as it is extraordinary. exactly thrilled with the move Sherrey, who along with Shelley twins when they won a the sidewalks taking pictures.” a Montreal Canadiens hockey amateur draft, while Wayne was defenseman’s opinion concern­ necticut’s newest celebrity All the cliches seem to fit for initially. hails from Selkirk, Manitoba, 30 Hollywood beauty pageant as are After driving off in pink and game. The visiting team was the chosen third in 1978. ing the status of another family. the twin couples, which both " I wasn’t too excited about miles north of Winnipeg. “ I had one contestant. white Cadillacs, the newlyweds St. Louis Blues, and the Blues’ Dave the defender and Wayne prospective Whaler. The last name is Babych, but have taken residence in going,” recalled Dave, who was never been away from home The origins of the carbon copy spent a double honeymoon in star forward named Wayne the winger have been at or near “ Emile was asking me what it might not mean anything to Glastonbury. in his sixth year in Winnipeg before. I was totally shocked." clan is a tale in itself, one that Mexico. Babych scored his SOth goal that the top among peers at their "Like a dream come true," since beginning his NHL career climaxed in a famous double Wayne was doing, and I told him those who bypass the sports □ □ □ close “ That was kind of neat,” said night. respective positions. Both have he wasn’t playing in Quebec, section or turn off the news after said Wayne, the right winger at the age of 19. " I really found it wedding in Winnipeg. The Dave. “ Except we got sick, of Neither of the girls had ever played and scored goals in NH L and he said he was keeping an the weather report. who joined the Whalers on Jan. hard.” "Shocked" would be a radical marriage became a local media course. Montezuma’s revenge. I met Wayne, but Sherrey sent a All-Star games, and each holds eye on him,” related Dave. Dave, 24, and Wayne, 27. play 17 in a trade for center Greg For the sake of convenience way to describe one’s first event. thought I was going to die." note to him explaining who she club scoring records for their professional hockey for the Malone. and economics, players who are impression of the unlikely union "Reporters built it up to be the was and asking if he could see former teams. "A ll of a sudden, it’s a real DDO □ □ □ Hartford Whalers. Up until the traded for each other often of the Babych husbands and next biggest thing to Lady Di them after the game. Dave Babych is arguably the happy ending," adds wife exchange homes as well as and Prince Charles,” Shelley past three months, they hadn’t wives. Whoever coined the The die was cast for the “ I didn’t know who it was, best offensive defenseman to Unlike his kid brother, Shelley. uniforms. Dave, Sherrey and said of the ceremony that played for the same team since timeworn love adage that quartet’s courtship in Dave’s Dave had a lot of girlfriends ever wear a Whalers' uniform. relocation was hardly foreign to 2-year-old son Terence have featured a crowd of 600 at the they were kids on a Mite League □ □ □ "opposites attract" must have first year at Winnipeg in 1981. back then,” recounts Wayne. Only a handful of blue liners Wayne Babych. After peaking spent the duration of the season church and up to 1,000 reception club in their birthplace of had the Babyches in mind. Shelley was dating one of the “ But it was cause for throughout the league have with a 54-goal, 96-point Hartford hockey fans have at the Neufeld place, but they Twofoid. revelers. The wedding party Eldmonton, Alberta, 20 years Jets’ owner’s sons, and she set celebration, so I took them out.” higher scoring totals than his 13 campaign in 1981-82, Wayne’s certainly been happy since Nov. are house-hunting for next year. alone included 24 people. ago.' Sherrey and Shelley are blond, up her sister on a blind date with And he immediately hit it off goals, 55 assists and 66 points. career was hampered by a 20, when Dave Babych, one of “ I really like it here, now,” " I t was a storybook wedding. Sherrey and Shelley, 24, were beautiful and buoyant. And Winnipeg’s rookie defenseman. with Shelley. The younger Babych was so string of injuries and the world’s premier defense- added Dave, an avid fisherman mirror-image models until they while Dave and Wayne are tall, “ Love at first sight,” was the "Love at first sight,” said highly valued by the Hartford men. was acquired from the who is already familiar with dark and fearsome in the hockey split up a lucrative partnership ConMnuod... way matchmaker Shelley matchmaker Sherrey. management that he was named Conllnuwl... I ■ WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 5, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April S, 19M 8 Cover Story 9 The Image'Workshop Short-waisted gal can wear belts For a rich, tailored look, pressed leather is your best choice

neutral color, add something capris and high heels. By Sandl Haatlnga interesting to it up — a turquoise chiffon pocket square For a slimming look, the color of your belt QUESTION: I am a manager QUESTION: I have noticed with navy or gray. that belts are important should match or be darker than your clothing. who is tired of the grays, blues, • Tone down bold colors with accessories for spring. I am and tans prescribed by neutral accessories. short waisted and rarely wear a dress-for-success advocates. • If you’re short, a lot of color belt because I feel it emphasizes This spring bright colors are will overwhelm you and if you’re particularly the capris and the my lack of proportion. Is there neck. I’m not certain what style plentiful and I want to add some tall, a lot of color will any style belt I can wear? necklines are best for me. I’d bicycle shorts. In addition, the colorful pieces to my wardrobe. overwhelm the observer. Wear appreciate it if you could give shoe styles have changed What colors can I wear without one colorful item with one or two significantly. What shoes should ANSWER: Yes, all women me some suggestions to make undermining my professional neutrals. can wear belts, but you are wise my neck look longer. be worn with the pants this image? • Do wear colors you like, but to be aware of your limitations. spring and summer? be sure to wear the most As a woman with a short waist ANSWER: To create the ANSWER: Bright colors are flattering color near your face. ANSWER: Although the style you should wear a contour belt illusion of a longer neckline, you no longer unacceptable choices • Don’t change the color in of pants is changing this spring, because it sits loosely on your should wear blouses with an for the professional woman’s your outfit at the waist if you hips and stomach, creating , open collar, a V neckline, or a the classic trousers are still an wardrobe. In fact, image want to dress slimmer. Instead, length and camouflage. For a i scdop neckline. It’s important to important look. Any tailored ^consultants recommend women wear a waist passing top, like a rich, tailored look, a pressed show your skin to visually flat, oxford, or loafer will look wear red to increase their tunic. ■. leather belt is your best choice. lengthen your neck. The idea is good with this style of pants. If visibility and authority. There­ For a slimming look, the color of to make the eye of the observer you wear pumps or heel sandals, fore, I encourage you to add a your belt should match or be move downward from the chin. the heel can be as high as 2>A few bright pieces to your spring darker than your clothing. Therefore, you must avoid inches. You should avoid heels wardrpbe using the following Otherwise, the color of your belt turtlenecks, high round crew any higher. With leggings or guidelines: should match your blouse to necks and standup collars. You capris (they end at the middle of • Bright color is best at work Send questions to The lengthen your upper body. You should also wear your hair short your calf) the best shoe is a when it’s a classic style. Image Workshop, P.O. should also choose a narrow belt to create distance between your simple sneaker, a flat sandal or • If you wear a less instead of a wide belt. head and shoulders. slip-ons. Heels up to 1 inch are traditional jacket, a neutral Box 591, W eekend also appropriate. Do not wear color will be more appropriate Plus Magazine, Man­ QUESTION: I am self- QUESTION: The pants for running or aerobic shoes with than a bright color. chester, Conn. 06040. conscious because I have a short spring are a bit different — these pants, especially the • If your major pieces are in a

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Conllnuad... “ Playing with my brother was should laugh or cry," exclaimed ringing again with offers from something I've always wanted Shelley. the agencies. W e have an to do before my career was “ I went insane,” added Television producers have yet misfortune. He played six over,” said Wayne, who has Sherrey, who was jumping rope to audition casting roles for new ex ten siv e scored 9 goals and 14 assists for during a daily workout when she seasons in St. Louis, before sit-coms titled "All in the collection of • being acquired by the 23 points in 31 Whaler games. heard the news. “ I did 8,000 Family II’’ or “ Four’s Pittsburgh Penguins last year. "This has brought enjoyment skips, when usually I do 4,000." Company," but if the occasion catalogs to 'A dream Quebec dealt for Wayne this back in the game for me. ’' While the Babych boys arises, the Whalers have the continue their striking impact order from! ' past October, but he partici­ □ □ □ perfect players. ■ pated in just IS games before on Hartford Whalers hockey, it’s come true’ being sidelined with a broken Imagine how the Babych only fitting that the “ Babsie 111 Center Street hand. It was yet another bad brides reacted to the transaction twins" resume striking it rich Bob Papetti covers sports for break. that brought the foursome back striking poses. the Manchester Herald. 7 ^ ^ Manchester 649-6939 W e feature the latest innovation in pool design and construction. “ Definitely.” said Mrs. and exposure Coming to Hartford was one of together. U , limitet Mon.-Fri. e-5:30 the lucky ones. “ Oh my god, I didn’t know if I Mrs. Babych, whose phones are art ft framlag • corrosion free • reinforced concrete Sat. 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Allow your body to be loose, become concrete in your mind the issue of hormonal drugs. u As with other fetishes, clinicians money. W e spend well DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m a The However, a number of items over one billion dollars limp and relaxed. Think to so you can take it over and male in my 20s and need some of scientific evidence differ from generally advise that no special therapeutic a year on remedies that yourself, “Let go.” Repeat two control it. Here’ s how: First information about a fantasy that Kinsey your observations. The inci­ offer nothing but or three times, and do it describe to yourself or a friend worries me. For some time I’ve intervention is required in cases of dence of osteoporosis in the Ttemporary relief. W hy not cure throughout the day to relax the place where you feel the had the desire to be diapered Report population and its impact on infantilism unless the individual is muscles. discomfort. Next, ask yourself like a baby. The thought of yourself? health (especially among Tell your head that you are no 2. If you can spare a few the following four questions and, wearing a diaper or rubber women with low estrogen levels) experiencing emotional or legal , longer going to sit around and moments more, just sit if possible, answer them out pants is sexually arousing. has only recently been comfortably and close your eyes. loud; I’ve never told anyone about problems. W take this abuse. Most headaches calculated. Estimates are that are tension-induced, caused by Each time you exhale, say to • How big is it? this because I ’m afraid of what infantilism unless the individual 25 percent of U.S. women have, chronic muscle contraction. By yourself silently, "Let go ." • If I could draw this they’ll think, but my worst is experiencing emotional or or are at high risk for practicing a few simple With each breath, let go even headache, what shape would it feeling is that I ’m the only legal problems. But if you lack developing, osteoporosis. techniques, you can control this more. take? person who has these thoughts. friendships, fear disclosure of One effect of this disease is an When you think you’ ve let it Hot Line (call 800-221-7044) and tension and prevent the throb o f • If I had to color it, what Has anyone else ever had this your behavior or worry about annual U.S. rate of 200,000 minimized if the smallest all go, let even more go. After The Parents of Lesbians and a headache or stop one that’ s color would it be? fantasy? Does it have a name? your desires, consult a broken hips. Between 20 percent dosage of estrogen is used; if three to 20 minutes, stretch your Gay men (P.O. Box 553. Lenox already hit. • If I could turn it into a Any idea what causes it? Is this psychotherapist who has and 30 percent of these patients estrogen is used in a cycle, such arms and legs and slowly open Hill Station, New York, N.Y. All you need is a few minutes liquid and pour it into a some sort of harmless fetish or experience with problems die from complications (such as as for three weeks out of every your eyes. Trike your time month (in other words, is not 10021) can provide families with to do any one o f them. (Note; If measuring device, how much is it a problem? relating to sexual behavior. pneumonia and stroke) and getting up. information about these matter you have recurring headaches, space would it take up? I don’t know where else to ask about 50 percent of the survivors taken daily on a long-term 3. Any time you notice and referrals to local sources of it’s best to have them diagnosed When you’re done, close your these questions. of the people with broken hips basis); and if a progestin drug is tension in your shoulders, neck taken along with the estrogen support as they deal with the by a physician.) eyes and imagine that you are Broken hips are no longer able to live 1. 'Take a deep breath and, as or head, increase it by DEAR READER: It is not for seven to 10 days each month. family stresses often involved. You can cure yourself of tension headaches turning all the discomfort you independently. you inhale, tense your whole contracting your muscles. Then clear from your letter whether D E AR DR. REINISCH: I ’m It is possible that the women feel into a liquid. Use whatever Other types of bone breaks body. Hold it. Don’ t strain. Just release it with your exhalation ^ your sexual arousal involves distressed by your column that you knew were taking estrogen device your mind’s eye conjures also have severe effects. Variations normal hold your breath and keep your in Exercise 1. just the thought of wearing said women should take alone on a continuous basis, up. Let it drain out o f your Fractures of the spinal muscles fairly, tight — legs, Being aware o f tension when diapers or whether you have hormones to prevent brittle- which was the former vertebrae (the backbones) can DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m 67 arms, abdomen, chest and back. it starts and letting go o f it right txxly. ■ bone disease. I know two elderly prescription regimen. actually worn diapers to result in serious disabilities, and I think there’s something women who took hormones for Results of research on the enhance sexual arousal. It is not such as chronic back pain or wrong with my penis. When it’s many years and ended up relationship between estrogen clear if you must be diapered (or immobility. erect it points down, not up. as it paralyzed vegetables in nursing use and breast cancer are not think about it) in order to Many young women may be did when I was younger. I homes. My own mother died of clear, because some studies become sexually aroused at all, able to prevent osteoporisis by suspect it’s not due to age DeCORMIER NISSAN breast cancer because she took reported an increased risk for whether you also have other adequate calcium in the diet and because I’ve seen other older W eigl^o Longer hormones. women who took estrogen, while fantasies, or if you have sexual regular exercise throughout men whose penises still point up. It’s apparent that too many interactions that do not include their lives, thereby increasing other studies reported a physicians read the (probably decreased risk. Lose 17-25 pounds diapers. their premenopausal bone mass. . DEAR READER: The angle male-published) pro-hormone Until more research can be It is not thought to be a However, older women and of an erect penis varies widely in 6 weeksi Brand New 1986^ data and ignore women’s true done, each woman and her common fetish, but cases of women at high risk for among men, regardless of age. life stories of blood clots, strokes physician must balance her risk individuals with the need to developing osteoporosis need The underlying muscles and Nissan Sentra' wear diapers and/or rubber and cancer. for having osteoporosis against medical treatment to hold bone bone structure usually deter­ pants in order to achieve sexual The horrifying danger of other health risks, but it makes Don’t let excess weight slow you down. loss and reduce their risk of mine it. • arousal or release have been cancer from hormone therapy sense to consider hormonal bone fractures. 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How can I dered within the normal range There is no agreement as to the natural estrogen because of an D EAR READER: After you make sure I don’t say or do for male genitalia. ■ - particular source or cause of ovarian problem or following have seen women you know something that would jeopardize these fantasies or behaviors in surgical removal of the ovaries. suffer serious diseases, it’s the time we used to spend PAINTING adults. Maintaining an adequate level together? As with other fetishes, understandable that you would of estrogen alone, however, does clinicians generally advise that believe that physicians and Send questions to This Year? not appear to be the complete DEAR READER: Send him a no special therapeutic interven­ scientists underestimate the answer. 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Both Don Jachson __Ros€_Yiolo_Jocjcson endometrial cancer can be the National Gay Task Force WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 5, WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 5, 1#66 11 Health 10 Sexuality Man worries about his diaper fantasy End tension headaches Practice these simple techniques There’s no agreement on the origin of this particular fetish By Adele Greenfield neck and head. Remember to clench your teeth. Hold for six overestimate the risk of here’s no doubt about it to 10 seconds, then let go by Once you feel a headache By Dr. June RelnUch osteoporosis when considering — headaches cost exhaling. Sigh. Let it all out. coming on, make the pain the issue of hormonal drugs. As with other fetishes, clinicians money. We spend well Allow your body to be loose, become concrete in your mind DEAR DR. REINISCH: I'm a The However, a number of items over one billion dollars limp and relaxed. Think to so you can take it over and male in my 20s and need some of scientific evidence differ from generally advise that no special therapeutic a year on remedies that yourself, “Let go." Repeat two control it. Here’s how: First information about a fantasy that Kinsey your observations. The inci­ intervention is required in cases of offer nothing but or three times, and do it describe to yourself or a friend worries me. For some time I’ve dence of osteoporosis in the Ttemporary relief. Why not cure throughout the day to relax the place where you feel the had the desire to be diapered Report population and its impact on infantilism unless the individual is yourself? muscles. discomfort. Next, ask yourself like a baby. The thought of health (especially among Tell your head that you are no 2. If you can spare a few the following four questions and, wearing a diaper or rubber women with low estrogen levels) experiencing emotional or legal longer going to sit around and moments more, just sit if possible, answer them out pants is sexually arousing. has only recently been take this abuse. Most headaches comfortably and close your eyes. loud: I've never told anyone about calculated. Estimates are that problems, are tension-induced, caused by Each time you exhale, say to • How big is it? this because I’m afraid of what infantilism unless the individual 25 percent of U.S. women have, chronic muscle contraction. By yourself silently, “Let go." • If I could draw this they’ll think, but my worst is experiencing emotional or or are at high risk for practicing a few simple With each breath, let go even headache, what shape would it feeling is that I’m the only legal problems. But if you lack developing, osteoporosis. techniques, you can control this more. take? person who has these thoughts. friendships, fear disclosure of One effect of this disease is an tension and prevent the throb of When you think you’ve let it • If 1 had to color it, what Has anyone else ever had this your behavior or worry about minimized if the smallest Hot Line (call 800-221-7044) and all go, let even more go. After annual U.S. rate of 200.000 The Parents of Lesbians and a headache or stop one that’s color would it be? fantasy? Does it have a name? your desires, consult a broken hips. Between 20 percent dosage of estrogen is used; if already hit. three to 20 rninutes, stretch your estrogen is used in a cycle, such Gay men (P.O. Box 553. Lenox • If I could turn it into a Any idea what causes it? Is this psychotherapist who has and 30 percent of these patients All you need is a few minutes arms and legs and slowly open liquid and pour it into a some sort of harmless fetish or experience with problems as for three weeks out of every Hill Station, New York, N.Y. your eyes. Take your time die from complications (such as 10021) can provide families with to do any one of them. (Note: If measuring device, how much is it a problem? relating to sexual behavior. pneumonia and stroke) and month (in other words, is not you have recurring headaches, getting up. taken daily on a long-term information about these matter space would it take up? I don’t know where else to ask k about 50 percent of the survivors it’s best to have them diagnosed 3. Any time you notice these questions. basis); and if a progestin drug is and referrals to local sources of tension in your shoulders, neck When you’re done, close your of the people with broken hips by a physician.) eyes and imagine that you are Broken hips taken along with the estrogen support as they deal with the 1. 'Take a deep breath and, as or head, increase it by are no longer able to live family stresses often involved. You can cure yourself of tension headaches turning all the discomfort you DEAR READER: It is not independently. for seven to 10 days each month you inhale, tense your whole contracting your muscles. Then clear from your letter whether DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m It is possible that the women body. Hold it. Don’t strain. Just release it with your exhalation as feel into a liquid. Use whatever Other types of bone breaks device your mind’s eye conjures your sexual arousal involves distressed by your column that also have severe effects. you knew were taking estrogen Variations normal hold your breath and keep your in Exercise 1. just the thought of wearing said women should take Fractures of the spinal alone on a continuous basis, muscles fairly tight — legs, Being aware of tension when up. Let it drain out of your diapers or whether you have hormones to prevent brittle- vertebrae (the backbones) can which was the former DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m 67 arms, abdomen, chest and back. it sfarts and letting go of it right body. ■ actually worn diapers to bone disease. I know two elderly result in serious disabilities, prescription regimen. and I think there’s something enhance sexual arousal. It is not women who took hormones for such as chronic back pain or Resuits of research on the wrong with my penis. When it’s clear if you must be diapered (or many years and ended up immobility. relationship between estrogen erect it points down, not up. as it think about it) in order to paralyzed vegetables in nursing Many young women may be use and breast cancer are not did when I was younger. I become sexually aroused at all, homes. My own mother died of able to prevent osteoporisis by clear, because some studies suspect it’s not due to age DeCORMIER NISSAN whether you also have other breast cancer because she took adequate calcium in the diet and reported an increased risk for because I've seen other older Weight No Longer fantasies, or if you have sexual hormones. regular exercise throughout women who took estrogen, while men whose penises still point up. interactions that do not include It's apparent that too many their lives, thereby increasing other studies reported a Lose 17-25 pounds diapers. physicians read the (probably their premenopausal bone mass. decreased risk. . 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How can I dered within the normal range There is no agreement as to the natural estrogen because of an DEAR READER: After you make sure I don’t say or do for male genitalia. ■ . particular source or cause of ovarian problem or following something that would jeopardize these fantasies or behaviors in have seen women you know surgical removal of the ovaries. PAINTING suffer serious diseases, it’s the time we used to spend adults. Maintaining an adequate level together? As with other fetishes, understandable that you would believe that physicians and of estrogen alone, however, does Send questions to This Year? clinicians generally advise that . not appear to be the complete DEAR READER: Send him a no special therapeutic interven­ scientists underestimate the Dr. Reinisch in care of choose a protessional company risk of cancer and stroke and answer. It seems important that copy of this column and continue tion is required in cases of women also maintain adequate to invite him to join you in the The Kinsey Report, with 54 years of service in the levels of calcium and vitamin D. activities you previously P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ Manchester area. Physicians and medical enjoyed together. *aasK?" researchers share your con­ Don't be influenced by mington, Ind. 47402. L. A. 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[CNN] Money Week to evoke a spiritual reawakening and bring about a reunion with [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents 8:00AM (d) Berenstain Bears her sister create the plo t This Is toohnically a superb film — the [ESPN] Tennis Magazine As tough as a marshmallow ( ^ Popeye photography, editing and music are done well — but the [H BO ] MOVIE; 'Second Thoughts' A di­ C i) Pink Panther end Sons (CC) vorced professional woman must make characters' actions are not believable. Grade: B. In the Bleck the choice of whether or not to have a By JudI* Qlav* | The Oscar nomination is a Greenwich Village co-op with 33) Little Reecals baby. Lucie Arnaz. Craig Wasson, Ken Iron Cagle (PQ-1S) — Louis OoeaeU Jr„ Jason Qedileki. Howard. 1983. Rated PG. first for Hickey who, despite 46 his faithful four-pawed compan­ (29 Fat Albert DavM Suchet (Action drama) Hokey Is the only word for the [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Coat Miner's Daughter' NEW YOR K — He may have years on Broadway in such ion, Bucky. The actor rescued first half of this film, in which an Air Force pilof la shot down (22) Snorks Based on Loretta Lynn's autobiography. played the crusty, murderous plays as “ On the Town” and him from an animal shelter overa Middle Eastern nation and his son (Jason Oedrick) (2$ Sememe Street (CC) A young girl from a poor family in rural head of a New York mob family “ Tovarich,” and in movies (“ A hours before he was scheduled (39 Snorks Kentucky marries a much older local boy realizes the bureaucrats running the show aren’t about to lift a who engineers her rise to stardom in the in “ Prizzi's Honor,” but in real Hatful of Rain,” "Operation to be put to death. ® Watch on WaBhington music industry Sissy Spacek. Tommy finger. Being a red-blooded American boy, he dechfea to take Lee Jones 1980 Rated PG. life actor William Hickey is as Madball"), never received the "And now I know why,” action, and things start to pick up. The climax — Qedrick's 3 9 Pink Panther end Sons (CC) ANOTHER FACET OF MARLO — Mario Thomas takes on a different kind of role in tough as, well, a marshmallow. public recognition other charac­ Hickey said. “ He's the worst S3) Lob Polivoces 10:00AM (T ) 's Rock 'n' “ Nobody's Child," and her director, Lee Grant, a noted actress in her own right, claims one-man battle with the eritire air force of the outlaw nation— dD Junior Star Search Wrestling Weighing a scant 120 pounds, ter actors earned. thing God ever put paws on." is good stirring fun. But who taught the fllmmakara geography? that Miss Thomas gives the performance of a lifetime. “ Nobody's Child” airs Sunday, the slightly stooped Irishman Yet Hickey is known among Bucky. it seems, likes to bite. 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[T M C ] MOVIE: 'Moving Vioiatione' (CC) accents, and Radford, though still good-looking, looks lost CNN Cablo Nows Ntwrii ICNNI [ESP N ] Speedweek A moronic group of students struggles (S ) Spring Training comedy about a pair of Sports Network (E8PNI [U S A ] Crafts Video Magazine Grads: D. ESPN [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Comfort end Joy* A D.J. to graduats from traffic school. John 8 9 Blook Porapoethra his-and-ber mob assassins, was HBO Home Box Office iHSOl 1 1 K ) O A M ( S Riehi* Rich attempts to adjust to his lonelinsss and Murray, Jsnnifsr Tilly, Jsmss Keach. 8 9 Lo t * Oo Rotirikig JMbe Giave writes (or The such a success. CINEMAX Cinemax IMAXI 1985. Rstod PG-13. Movie Cherwwl ITMCI (3D MOVIE: *Sebete' A ranch owner, a pursus s csresr as a serious radio jour­ 8 S Woohington Wooh in Rp»lp«> (CC) TMC nalist Bill Psttsrson. Elsanor David. [U S A ] MOVIE: 'J.D's Revenge' An inno­ AsMciated Press. These days Hickey lives in a USA USA Network (USA) iudge end e saloon keeper hire e gun­ man to do their dirty work end then die- 1984. Rsted PG. cent men is possessed by s vengeful ConttiHMd WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April 5, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April S, 1986 young woman who is in immediate need [HB O ] Ray Bradbury Thaattn Tha [ESP N ] Major League Baeaball'a Oraa- of medical attention. Jamas Wain- MraamIng Woman A tan-yaar-old girl taat H itt: 1967 World Sariaa wright. Christina Balford. 1972. [HBO] On Location: Richard Baliar In with a penchant for horror stories hears Saturday, Continued Sabadoa Musfoalea Saturday, Continued Conoart Richard Balzar performs his criss from a woman buried undar­ SD standup comedy at Tha Bottom Lina in ground, but no one believes her. [C N N ] Nawanight New York City. (60 min.) [USA] Night Flight [ESP N ] AW A Wrestling (ID Bob Uockof't Wocky World of [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Body H aaf The love af­ 1 1 : 1 5 P M [DIS] MOVIE: 'Somathlng [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Nightmare on Elm [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch Golden Girls Blanche's unruly 14- Sports d 3 MOVIE: 'Chartay Hannah' (CC) A (S3 fair of a lawyer and a married woman Wicked This Way Comae’ A stranger ' Street* A group of friends share a com­ tough but fair policeman takas a teen­ year-old grandson comas to visit. (R). In [D IS ] New Animal World; Dogs in War unfolds into a crime of paiaion. William brings his carnivsl to a small mid- mon dream that they are being stalked [CNN] Nowaday Worfdwido ACROSS DOWN age boy under his wing after tha boy ac­ Starao. and Peace See three dogs trained for 1 2 3 4 9 6 7 Hurt. Kathleen Turner, Richard Cranna. wastern town and seduces the town­ by a long-dead child murderer. John [OIS] MOVIE: 'Oonoviovo' Two couples three different purposes. cidentally kills his’ bast friend. Robert [DIS] Disney's Return to Treasure Is­ 1961. Rated R. speople by fulfilling their dreams and Saxon. Ronae Blakely. 1984. Rated R. compete agatnst each other in an an* ■ 2 Come Into view Conrad. Shane Conrad. Christian Con­ [MAX] MOVIE: T w o of a Kind' A self- ■ 1 Actraaa Sola ^ land Long John Silver and Jim Hawkins [USA] Alfred Hitchcock desires. Jason Robards, Jonathan tique auto race Dinah Sheridan. John rad. 1966. 12:30AM C5D Mad Movies with tha styled inventor and a bank teller are cho­ 8 To 11 5 Emcaa Jack — 3 MoTK)gram for Roman are reunited after a ten year separation. Pryca. Royal Dano. 1983. Rated PG. Gregson. Kay Kendall. 1954. s ( ^ Black News LA . Connection sen by the Supreme Being to prove man­ 5 0 9 Paid tannia piayar. for 4 Fate ® PELICULA: 'Coartada En Disco Rojo' (105 min.) 1 0 :30P M ~ J 5 Hemir>gway epHhel 1 1 :3 0 P M (3D Hawaii FlvaO [C N N ] Style W ith Elea Klensch 1 :1 5 P M CElMOVIEr-Tlw BlackCaMla' kind's worthiness. John Travolta. Olivia 1 short Dos asasinstos son cometidos y al da- [ESP N ] Fiahin' Hole (SD Suparatars of Wraatilng 10 Axa-iika tool 6 Shewta P e p ^ tactiva sospacha del marido de una de d D MOVIE: 'The House of Fear' Bated When two friends fail to return from a Newton-John. 1983. Rated PG. i n 0 [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Moving Violations’ (CC) dD indapandant Nawa [ESPN] SporttCentar hunting expedition, an adventurer joins 1 1 12 — of horaaa: 2 wds. (due Anderaon; InH. las victimas. Fernando Rey, Anita Stain. on 'The Five Pips" by Arthur Conan A moronic group of students struggles Everything You Wanted to Know [T M C ] m o v ie : -utinti**' a another hunting party to solve the mys­ 3 :0 0 P M ® MOVIE: ’Flving Guillotin*' 12 13 19 16 17 to puzzle anawar) 7 Spring flowering herb (23 Doyle. Tha British suparslauth investi­ 1 2 :3 5 A M The Ching emperor has a flying weapon (5Z Auction to graduate from traffic school. John About Taxes But Ware Afraid to Ask man seeks revenge against a utility com­ tery Richard Greene. Boris Karloff. Ste­ 0 IS Luther, Clyde or Wllliem 8 Actor Ladd gates tha murders of msmbars of a gen­ which beheads victims from 100 paces, $D T h o Door la Atways 0|M n Join Willie Murray, Jennifer Tilly, James Keach. pany. Robert Hays. John Marley, Brooke phen McNally 1953 18 Taureen Biacqua rola 11 Salvedo Ramon on (23 Alfred Hitohoock Praaantt tlemen's club. Basil Rathbona, Nigel and he uses it often on innocent people. Is ' 0 19 20 Nalaon and Wsylon Jennings for an ev­ 1985. Rated PG-13. Adams. 1981. Rated PG. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Coal Minar'a Daughter' Bruce. 1945. 1 : 3 0 P M CSD Young People's Special: Chen Kaun-Tai, Chiang Yang 1961. 0 20 "The — of Living "Dynasty" ening of musical entertainment. (2 hrs.) Dangerously" 13 for Two" 9:10P M [C N N ] Showbiz Weak Based on Loretta Lynn's autobiography. (SD Off Track Batting 1:00A M (]5D Malba Moora'a Love Umbrella Jack CSD Pro Bowlers' Tour Fair Lanas Open 2 7 [CNN] Prime Nawa 2l” 21 Sandy's greeting 14 Actor RIbeiro A young girl from a poor family In rural dD The Honaymoonara Songs In Stereo. Connecticut Newsmakers Coverage of the 4130,000 PBA event is [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Stick' (CC) An ex-con is 9:30PM (5) The Love Boat (CC) A gor­ Kentucky marries a much older local boy o A 22 Atlantic Treaty . 16 Linda Evana eariea (S) ABC Newt featured from Baltimore. MO. (90 min.) out for revenge when his friend is killed geous new cruise director and a hand­ who engineers her rise to stardom in the (23 MOVIE: 'Anna of tha Thousand ($8 Pro Wrestling 23 24 organization: abbr. 17 "Pleaae Don't — the Days' The story of King Henry VIII and by drug dealers. Burt Reynolds, Candice some ship's photographer come aboard music industry. Sissy Spacek. Tommy dD Twilight Zona Wall ftreet Week Louis Rukeyser (33) Star Gamas 24 Miranda on "Tha Oelalee" for a special women-only cruise. (90 his courtship'of Anne Boleyn. Richard Bergen, George Segal. 1985. Rated R. Lee Jones. 1980. Rated PG. d 3 CNN Headline News analyzes the '80's with a weekly review (33) MOVIE: 'Dear Brigatta' An eight- Miaaisaippi’' 19 Adlual min.) (R). Burton. Genevieve Bujold, Anthony 26 27 26 1 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Zappadr A shy science 53 Bizarre of economic and investment matters. year-old mathematical genius develops 25 Marahall. Counaakx 23 Skiger Al — (22) All Is Forgiven Paula secretly ar­ 10:4S P M [D IS] Making of: Dlana/a Quayle. 1969. a crush on Birgette Bardot and forgets 0 at Law" 26 Court whiz develops telekinetic powers after a Return to Traaaura Island Meet the new­ (53 MOVIE: 'Dangerous Monay* Charlie War of the Stars lab accident. Scott Baio, Willie Aames, ranges for Nikki to be reunited with her (23) Saturday Night Uv# Pea-Wee Her­ about his part in raising funds for an art 31 i 32 33 26 School: abbr. 27 Kete on "Off the Rack " first love in order to either end the infa­ est stars of this series made for The Ols- man hosts with musical guest Queen Ida Chan is called in to solve a mystery while (C N N ) Newsmaker Saturday Scatman Crothers. 1982. Rated R. foundation James Stewart. Billy Mumy. 31 Holty on "Dallas" 29 Pure tuation or renew the romance. ney Channel and the Bon Temps Zydezo Band. (90 on a cruise. Sidney Toler. Gloria Warren. Glynis Johns 1965 5 [HBO] MOVIE: The Miracle of Kathy 32 Quaker pronoun 30 Term of endearment [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Sapphire' Scotland Yard min.) (R), In Stereo. 1946. Miller' An Arizona teenager overcames 34 35“ 36 (53 All Is Forgiven Paula secretly ar­ 11:00PM C5D Eyowltnesa Nawa (21) House for All Seasons ' ■ m 34 Laglalator 33 United States Coast investigates two scandals coming from massive brain damage and physical in- •* 0 a woman's murder Nigel Patrick, ranges for Nikki to be reunited with her (3D MOVIE: The ConvarMtion' A surv­ 5 3 Saturday Night Live Pee-Wae Her­ 1:10A M [C N N ] Health Weak (23 Night Court Dan is fired when he 36 "Von — Expraas" Guard: abbr. first love in order to either end the infa­ man hosts with musical guest Queen Ida (uries to eventually received England's Yvonne Mitchell 1959. eillance expert makes the mistake of [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Up tha Creak' Four col­ cannot work with his new boss-a little 37 Building addition 35 Ma. Carter tuation or renew the romance. becoming involved with a murder. Gene and the Bon Temps Zydezo Band. (90 Victoria Award as the world's most cour­ 1 lege students try to bring some glory to ageous athlete Sharon Glass. Frank person' (R). In Stereo Q ' f o 0 39 He's B A. 36 Capital of Italy 8 :3 0 P M < S ) Tha Facta of Ufa ICC) The ^ The Love Boat (CC) A gorgeous riew Hackman, Harrison Ford. John Cazale. min.) (R), In Stereo. their school by competing in a raft race Converse. Helen Hunt 1981 @ 3 Pro Bowlers* Tour: Fair Lanas Open 37 36 40 41 International: abbr 36 Commiaalonad officer: girls return to Peekskill after summer cruise director and a handsome ship's 1974. ^ MOVIE: T h a Eagle Has Landed’ The against a team of ruthless men. Tim Coverage of the 9 130.000 PBA event is 0 42 River In Germany ■bbr. vacation-only to discover that Mrs. Gar­ photographer come aboard for a special (3D Nawa Nazis try to kidnap Winston Churchill in Matheson, Jennifer Runyon. 1984. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Shipwreck* Shipwreck rett's shop has been destroyed by fire victims share a deserted island with Ko­ featured from Baltimore. MD. (90 min ) 40 Monogram for Qoulal women-only cruise. (90 min.) (R). dD Talaa from tha Darkaida an attempt to end the war without being Rated R. (R). In Stereo obliterated. Michael Caine, Donald diak bears, wolves and a k>1ler whale ® Owl TV (CC) [C N N ] This Weak in Japan d 3 Mod Squad 1:15A M ® MOVIE: 'All th * Rivera Robert Logan. Mikki Jamison-Olson, □ 0 (21 This Old House Sutherland, Robert Duvall. 1977. [D IS ] Wonderful World of Disney 10:00P M dDNews Talaa from tha Darkaida Run’ Part 3 of 3 A strong-willed woman Heather Ranray 1978 Rated G (53 The Facts of Ufa (CC) The girls re­ 5D MOVIE: 'Pretty Poison' A young man named Philadelphia Gordon forges a 3 :1 0 P M [C N N ] Your Money turn to Peekskill after summer vacation- d3 Avangara (22) NawsCantar on probation lives in a fantasy world. An­ place for herself in the male-dominated 2 :0 0 P M (W) Barnaby Jonas oooooo only to discover that Mrs. Garrett's shop (22) Remington Staala A hazy Remington (23 Austin City Limits: Songwriters' Spe­ thony Perkins. Tuesday Weld, Beverly society of late 19th-century Austrailia Four Days In April The Record Guide 3:30PM (3D has been destroyed by fire (R). In Garland. 1968. 1966 Masters Tournament is prev­ may have lost the detective agency in an cial Female country songwriters, includ­ Sigrid Thornton. John Waters. 1983. MOVIE: 'While the City Sleeps' Stereo all-night poker game he can't remember, ing Rosanne Cash and Emmylou Harris, [C N N ] Sports Tonight iewed ooooooo 1:30A M ® MOVIE: 'Oorath' A giant When a young girl is mysteriously mur­ (60 min.) (R), In Stereo. perform on stage. (60 min.) In Stereo. [DIS] Moustarpiaca Theater [HBO] MOVIE: Tha Jerk' This comedy meteor is on a collision course with the dered. the police and a newspaper staff (22) Pizza Hut All-Star Game Major [E SP N ] Outdoor Life (23 Great Datactlva (53 Nawa involves the outregeous rise to stardom earth. Kiu Toho, Suzi Want. 1965. race to find the clues that might lead league players from the American and National Leagues play an all-star soft- (53 Remington Staala A hazy Remington (^ MOVIE: Twins of Evir Identical of an inept and unlucky fool. Steve Mar­ them to the murderer Dana Andrews. 9 :0 0 P M ® MOVIE: 'Caddyahack' A tin. Bernadette Peters. Catlin Adams. dD Independent News ball game from Longboat Key. FL (60 playboy, an obnoxious patron, tha club may have lost the detective agency in an twins become involved with a Puritan Ida Lupino. Rhonda Fleming 1956 mm.). Live 1979. Rated R. d 3 ABC News president and the groundskeeper prov­ all-night poker game he can’t remember. anti-witchcraft sect. Peter Cushing, To Be Announced (60 min.) (R). In Stereo. Mary Collinson. Madeleine Collinson. [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday (21) Rock School (M) Star Search ide the laughs at Bushwood Country 1 2 : 0 0 A M 3 D MOVIE: -Zombl**' LucIo Cats and Dogs (CC) What's Happening Now [ESPN]''Auto Racing '86: Nascar Late 1972 (53 Pizza Hut All-Star Gama Major Club Chevy Chase. Tad Knight. Rodney ( ^ Twilight Zona Fulci, Tisa Farrow. 1979 1:35A M [MAX] MOVIE: Two of a [CNN] News Updata Modal Sportsman Race 55) Family Ties Jennifer unwittingly em­ league players from the American and (SD Action News Dangerfield. 1980. (R). ffP El Samurai Fugitive d 3 News dD Dempsey and Makapaaca Kind' A self-styled inventor and a bank barrasses her boyfriend when she takes [DIS] MOVIE: 'Wind in tha Willows' [USA] Three's a Crowd teller are chosen by the Supreme Being National Leagues play an all-star soft- (3 j Championship Wrestling (22) Golden Girls Blanche s unruly 14- (5Z Auction (5D It's a Living (33 The Untouchables on the school bully (R). In Stereo ball game from Longboat Key. FL (60 Toad. Mole. Rat and Badger regard year-old grandson comes to visit. (R), In to prove mankind's worthiness. John themselves as Edwardian gentlemen d D Good Timas 7 :0 5 P M [C N N ] Sports Updata Route 66 [C N N ] Pinnacle MOVIE: 'Ode to a Dying Love' A miss­ 55^ MOVIE: 'Corruption' A plastic sur­ min.) Live Stereo (23 Travolta, Olivia Newton-John. 1983. first and animals second 1983 ing persons investigator searches for a geon dedicates himself to finding a cure (T$ International Wortd Championship 7 :30P M (D Halley Returns [C N N ] Evening New t [ESPN] SporuCantar Rated PG. @3) Raino Salvaja Wrestling (23 Jethro and Friends for his fiancee, a model scarred in an [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Coal Miner's Daughter' (S2) Antiquas ( D Tad Knight Show accident Peter Cushing. Sue Lloyd. Kate (CC) Based on Loretta Lynn's autobiog­ (23 Stsr Trek D Jeopardy 0 Mara 1968 [CNN] Special Raport raphy A young girl from a poor family m (22) NawsCantar rural Kentucky marries a much older lo­ (3D NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at in ) El Mundo dal Box [H B O ] Ray Bradbury Theatar Tha (21) Motorwaak Screaming Woman A ten-year-old girl cal boy who engineers her rise to star­ Washington SZ Undersaa World of Jacques Cous­ dom in the music industry Sissy Spacek. (53 News teau with a penchant for horror stones hears dD At tha Movies cries from a woman buried under­ Tommy Lee Jones 1980 Rated PG (53 White Shadow d3 In Search of... .$f MOVIE: The Split* A gang steals a ground. but no one believes her [MAX] MOVIE: 'Miracle Woman' A fem­ CATHY’S d 3 News Everybody knows half-million dollars with no problem, but ale evangelist and a blind man fall in (22) Aa Schools Match Wits troubles come when they have to separ­ [TMC] MOVIE: T h a Formula' This film d D Show da las Estrellas follows the action during an interna­ love Barbara Stanwyck. David Manners. (S i Fourth Estate ate Jim Brown. Diahann Carroll. Gene Sam Hardy 193 1 (SZ Auction she^s in darker. Hackman 1968 tional synthetic fuel conspiracy George (53 Price Is Right Dick Cavett (R) CRITTERS C Scott, Marlon Brando, Martha Keller [USA] ®D Fame NHL Hockey: Boston st Quebec [ESP N ] Golf: Greater Greensboro Open 1980 Rated R. (53 d ) W id* World of Sports [CNN] Newswatch [USA ] MOVIE: 'The Space Children' 4 :3 0 P M d3 What's Hsppening Now Everybody cares. faces James 'Quick' Tillis in Vernon • 643-1196 Children of a rocket expert discover 4 :0 0 P M C£) CBS Sport* Saturday Mike [D IS] Baseball Favar It's springtime and At the Movies a 10-round heavyweight bout from (SD rockets that can wipe out an entire coun­ Weaver meats James 'Bonecrusher' Donald. Goofy and their other friends AT THE ENTRANCE TO QUALITY INN. VERNON 1 & 2 Glens Falls. NY and the World Ski-Flying [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report try Jackie Coogsn. Michel Ray. 1958. Smith in a 10-round heavyweight bout help celebrate America's favorite pas­ B u t n o t en ou g h from Latham, NY, and finalists compete Championships are held from Kulm, time. [T M C ] MOVIE: ‘Raffles' E W Hor OPEN 10 TO 8 MON. THRU THURSDAY / T IL 9 FRI. / SAT. 10-6 / SUN 12-5 Austria. (90 min.) 2:10P M [CNN] Hwlth WMk in tha Wortd Figure Skating Champion­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Starman' (CC) An alien nung's Amateur Cracksman makes sport of Scotland Yard and falls in love with 2 : 3 0 P M ® CBS Sport* Spocial: Mich- ships from Geneva, Switzerland. (2 hrs.) d D Puttin' on tha H itt and a young widow are pursued cross­ people are d^ging one of his culprit's nieces Olivia de Havi alob Horse Jumping Invitational Cover­ (TT) Dance Fever (22) To Ba Announcod country by government agents Jeff land. David Niven. Dame May Whitty CATCH THE CRITTER FEVER age of the premiere horse-jumping Bridges. Karen Allen. Charles Martin MOVIE: Th* Night th* City (2$ Frugal Gourmat 1940 competition is featured from Tampa Screamed* This drama explores the hid­ Smith 1984 Rated PG d o w n and d o ii^ Stadium. (60 m m ) (53 Golf: Nabisco Dinah Short Invita­ [USA] USA Dance Show [U S A ] Cover Story den emotions of a group of people tional Coverage is featured from Rancho caught in a major New York City black­ HAND BABY YELLOW NAPE MOVIE: 'The Eliminator' A woman Mirage, California. (90 min.) 6:30PM C5D CBS News 8 :0 0 P M 3D Cr«y Uk* a Fox Harry in arrives m a small town to learn the truth out. Raymond Burr, Robert Culp. Greg vestigates when the dog of Harrison s something about it. d 3 WWa Wofkf of Sports Mike Tyson CD Small Worxlor about her sister's murder and finds rom­ Stanford Brown. 1980. neighbor is poisoned to death (60 min ) FED a m a z o n PARROTS^^ faces James 'Quick' Tillis in a 10-round (3D ABC Wortd News Saturday ance with the police detective on the (2$ Madalaina Cooks heavyweight bout from Glens Falls, NY GD MOVIE: T*k* M * Out to the Ball If the work to restore her is to 3 these babies are the $ 0 A Q O O case JoAnn Harris. Steve Railsback. (53 MOVIE: T h a Undarground Man' A and the World Ski-Flying Champion­ . dD Qimma a Break Gama' Two song and dance men find 1982 woman seeks the help of a private datac- ships are held from Kulm, Austria. (90 (22) NBC Nightly Nows thamtalvas on a ball team owned by a ONLY last of the year! tiva whan her husband disappears while min.) beautiful girl and in trouble with gangs­ l 2 ) Great Deciaione (53 NBC Nightiv Nows go on,alot more people have to (59 Cheers Unable to find Diane in Italy, searching for his father. Patar Graves. (57) Frugal Oourmot ters. Frank Sinatra, Gena Kelly. Esther Jack Klugman, Sharon Farrell. 1974. S 3 ABC News Wittiams 1949 Sam returns home while Frasier, now an [E SP N ] Thoroughbred Racing; Flam­ d D Charytin MOVIE: ’Chartay Hannah' (CC) A emotional wreck, informs Sam of her 8 D PELICULA: 'El C o nio n d*l Bo«|u*' ingo Stakaa Competition from Miami, 3 ) make their contribution.Tbday. whereabouts. (R), In Stereo Norman Brisk*. Angels Molina. Florida. (60 min.) [C N N ] Pinnaclo tough but fair policeman takas a teen­ TROPICAL FISH SALE! age boy under his wing after the boy ac- Barney Miller (52) Magic of Oil Painting [ESPN] SportsCantor 5 :0 0 P M C5D Mission: Impoaaibia cidentaliy kills his bast friend Robert If not you, who? Buy one, Second V2 price CSD Qreateat American Haro [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Amityvilla III: Tho Do- Conrad. Shane Conrad. Christian Con­ mon* (CC) A akapticsl journaliat buys an rad. 1986 d D Fame ■“ 1 (high price prevails/feeders excluded) allegedly haunted house in which he dD MOVIE: 'Suicida Run' Two American dSSpece: 1999 plans to write a book. Tony Roberts Tho StatiM of Uborty-Bte IsImmI Foundation, Inc. soldiers take on tha bast minds of the P.Q Box 1966. New York. New York 10018 Tess Harper. 1963. Rated PG Japanese Army during Wortd W ar II Mi­ REMINGTON (23 Cepitol Journal Hodding Carter rd like to help Saw'The Lady Encloaed is my tax dsductibW contribution for hosts this weakly newt magazine which 7:00P M CSD Agronaky and Company chael Caine. Cliff Robertson. Henry STEELE Fonda. 1970. TEN GALLON TANK FREE reports on CongrassionsI activities. CD Chock It Out U B O C T f D*®® OWJO □$«» □Othwl------FteaaamakachackBpqrBb)ato:ScatuaafUb«ty. (SZ Julia Child and Company OD Whool of Fortune O MOVIE: T h * OwHg* Raft Story' This WITH PURCHASE OF DELUXE biographical drama portrays tha movie QChadieBckMd.Orpkaatd»i«imy □MwtarCaid QVISA □ AmwkanEijxwi Desperate times: Remington 3D Streathawk dD Nows star from an exhibition dancer to Holly­ PENN PLAX STARTER KIT! ____ [Pierce Brosnan, center) has [C N N ] Newswatch dD Jofforaons wood's number one portrayer of gangs­ ters. Ray Danton. Jayne Mansfield. Julia 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I only ^1 9 ^^ $3 to his name and is wanted [U SA] Saturday Cartoon Express d 3 Eaoonco London. 1961. □ P it m t let m . kiwar how my oooipuiy can help for diamond robbery; Laura’s 5:30PM (2D victory'Cardan (S> Solid OoM ( 8 MOVIE: 'Edgo of Darknaas' The (Stephanie Zimbalist. r.) car townspeople of Norway rebel against (5Z Victory Garden (S) Muppot Show NAMX

to tha Golden City in order to overthrow a ganarai. Sun-Kuan, Chang-Li. 1976. Sunday, April 6 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME • by Henri Arnold «nd Bob Lae 1:30PM O PraMiiMi J V l i B A I 9 9 MOVIE: -MlraoN of tho H u r t A UnacfarnEi* stei Jum blas, Boyatown Story' Tha inspiring story of an aging priest and a troubled youth, 7:00AM OD Or#«t*r Hartford Jowlth one letter to each aqtiara, to fbmi Fodoradon CSD Telethon: Variety Club six oidinafy words. who, with tha help of each other, redis­ OD In Touch Ministries cover their courage, wisdom and places CS) Hour of Powor . in tha world. Art Carney, Casey Sie- Oral Roberts d D Eighth Day CSD maazko. 1986. dD Joele and the Pussycats (S) Fa<»Off [CNN] Money Weak d3 Kenneth Copeland dD OM Tima Qoapal O Uttle House on the Prairie m 2:00PM (29 m o v ie : 'Fort Apache A O Carraacolandat colonel cauaaa tha massacre of his mili­ (22) Expect a Miracle (29 World Viakm tary outpost by tha Apaches due to his (2D Sesame Street (CC) INJEVT own stubbornness. John Wayne, Henry (22) Jimmy Swaggart (S3 Porky & Bugs Fonda, Shirley Temple. 1948. l39 Ifa Your Buainaaa d 9 The World Tomorrow (22) To Be Announcad ® Kannath Copatand r r r I 9D Le Santa Mlea (2D The Shakaapaara Hour Hosted by $D Jimmy Swaggart WaKar Matthau: Twelfth Night Hidden (52) Seeeme Street (CC) [CNN] Oaybraak NOBIAL identities are uncovered, tha twins are SD Super Sunday reunited, and tha lovers are brought to­ GAS [DIS] Mouaarclaa [CNN] Daybreak gether. (60 min.) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Qrayatoka: Tha Lagar>d MOVIE: Tun and Gamas' A woman's GRILL of Taraan, Lord of tha Apaa' (CC) African [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer ! □ (23 hopes for promotion are shattered by apat raise an orphaned boy from a help­ [ESPN] Auto Racing '66: Neecer Lett her rejection of her boss's relentless less toddler to an intalligeni and experi­ Model Sportsmen Race enced hunter. Ralph Richardson. Chris­ DINKLY advances. Valeria Harper. Cliff Oe Young, Max Gail. 1960. topher Lambert Ian Holm, 1984. Rated 9 : 3 0 A M C3D Face the State PG CSD Point of View "1 1 r S 9 MOVIE: T o r tha Love of Banji' Benjl sniffs out a bogus CIA agent in Athens. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Crackers' Misfits de­ dD Heethcliff WHAT PIP THE TREE cide to become safecrackers. Donald Greece. Patsy Garrett Ed Nelson. Cyn (S ) Day of Oisoovery this Smith. 1977. Sutherland. Sean Penn. Jack Warden. AUGIAN 1 9 AY AFTEK THE WOOP- 1984. Rated PG. (^Celebrate ® Embaiadoraa da la Musica Colom- F»ECKE^ PECKBP AWAY biana [tISA] Sunday Cartoon Express (23 Tenneetes Tuxedo M M m d9 R«v. David Paul _ u _____ l j AT IT ALL CVWLOKJ®’^ (52) Nature: Loat World of tha Medusa 7:30AM (3D Banio 18 Nueva York Ahora (CC) The tropical islands of Palau con­ lb. C£3 Calabratlon of tha Eucharist dD tain soma of tha moat varied commum- Funtaatic World of Hanrta-Barbera capacity CSD Meat tha Mayors dD GRAcrr Now arrange the circled letters to ties of marina life in tha world. (60 min ) [CNN] Evangal Cathedral (R) O Day of Dlscovary r— lorm the surprise answer, as sug­ [DIS] Donald Duck Presents [CN N ] W eak in Review (S9 What About Woman J L . gested by the above cartoon. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'OllverT A young or­ [E S P N ] Golf: Qraatar Qraanaboro Open d 9 W hat's Happening Now phan. takan in by a wealthy benefactor, P R IN T y o u r a n s w e r IN THE ORCLES BELOW [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Bill Coaby Himself Fun i D El Club 700 it kidnapped by hit old gang. Mark Let­ nyman Cosby looks at tha humor in ever [CN N ] Big Story ter. Oliver Reed, Ron Moody. 1968. yday faults, foibles and successes Bill Rated G. NKAVT DUTY [D IS] You and Ma, Kid Cosby. 1982. Rated PG AUTOMATK [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Oh Godl You Davit' (CC) 8:00AM CB Jimmy Swaggart 1 0 : 0 0 A M (3 ) CBS Sunday Momirrg A struggling rock star aella his soul to (3D Make It Real New t JiaiMAa»Bilaap ,i,i,i,,P^Bw4ig^0rtwda.Ftg«BMmb!Zg^ ths devil for a chance at success. George (3D Millionaira Makar C5D This W eek In Connecticut jMEii,add>»M.^a»diai.B>iH gi.f t o . . Burns. Tad W ass, Ron Silver 1984 Rated PG. dD Frederick K. Price C3D Surtdey Mass (23 Frederick K. Price (O) Super Surrday 2:2BPM C D MOVIE: Opwatlon Petti d3 Peter Popoff co af A submarine captain and his zany (^9 He-Man A Masters of tha Universe craw use off-beat methods to get their (22) Robert Schuller (29 Leave It to Beaver SD Round Coro (22) Moot tho Prota vessel back in action. Cary Grant. Tony (2D Sesame Street (CC) (22) Chalice of Salvation S2) Nova: A la for Atom. B la for Bomb (23) Fourth Estato Curtis. Arthur O'Connell. 1959 (CC) (29 Expect a Miracle ( ® Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood 5 9 Maat tha Praaa 2:30PM 9 D Chlqumadas S D Old Curiodty Shop Tha trials and tri­ d9 Sacrifice of the Maas ® Spotlight on Govammant [D IS] MOVIE: 'Baau Brummar Beau (S3 The World Tomorrow bulations of Little Nall and her grand­ Brummal leaves his mark on the morals Litton d9 wild Kingdom (23 Underc^ father as they try to escape from a series (52) Madalaina Cooka and fashion of aightaanth-cantury Eng­ W .V. Grant of villainous characters and misfor­ dD El Ministerlo de Jimmy Swaggart d9 d D Blinkina land Stewart Granger. Elizabeth Taylor. Presents Secret City tunes. (90 min.) (52) [CN N ] CNN Invaatigativa Raport Pater Ustinov 1954 Sesame Street (CC) [C N N ] Newe Uptlate MICROWAVE (SD [D IS] Pecos Bill Roy Rogers and tha [D IS] Winnia tha Pooh and a Oey for [TM C J MOVIE: 'Crackers' Misfits do d p Voltron Sons of the Pioneers ting about the le­ 11:1 SAM 9D Pare Gente Grande Eeyora cide to become safecrackers Donald gend of the Old W etL Sutherland, Sean Penn. Jack Warden [CNN] Daybreak Fee# the Nation [H BO ] Freggle Rock: Boober Gorg (CC) 1 1:30AM (3D [T M C ] MOVIE; T h a Laat Marriad Cou- 1984. Rated PG [D IS] Dumbo's Circus CSD High School Bowl pla In Amarica' A married couple begin 1 0 : 1 0 A M [C N N ] On ttw Menu to wonder about their marriage when all 3:00PM (3D m o v ie .- 'The Revenge of [ESPN] 1986 ®D Tha Work! Tomorrow 6 ^ 9 9 Preview of their friends get divorced George Se­ thaStapfordW ivaa'A reporter stumbles 1 0 : 3 0 A M CD This W ssk w ith DsvM (Q MOVIE: 'Abbott And Costtllo M*«t gal, Natalie Wood, Richard Beniamin onto the secret of a New England town [H BO ] MOVIE: Tank' (CC) After his son Brinkley Thb KIINr Borid KdrlofT Wh»n ballboy 1980 Rated R where woman are programmed to sa­ is unfairly arrested, an army officer uses (3D Meet the Mayors Lou is accused of murder, detective Bud tisfy the desires of their husbands his tank to battle the crooked sheriff. 1 vOOPM C5D NBA Baakatball: Boston at dD Thres Stoogss solves the case, aided by Boris Karloff. Sharon Glass, Arthur Hill, Julie Kavner James Garner. Shirley Jones. C. Thomas Bud Abbott Lou Costello, Boris Karloff Philadalphia or Clavaland at Waahino- 1980. Litton Howell. 1963. Rated PG. d 3 Tsiephone Auction 1949. ton 9 D MOVIE: 'If In wartime London, a mu­ 8:30AM (3D Up Front . ( 3 MOVIE: Tarasn's Fight for Ufa' Tsr- d3 Wall Street Journal Report GD MOVIE: 'Duck Soup' Groucho be­ seum acquires ■ fearsome statue which zsn banlet the witch doctor who atole comes 8 dictator in a mythical kingdom; CS) The World Tomorrow (22) Telephone Auction carries an ancient curse. Roddy McDow- • T O U C H P A D medicine intended for a young chief. Chico and Harpo run a peanut stand and all. Jill ^Haworth. Paul Maxwell 1967 C B It Is Written Gordon Scon. Eve Brent. Jil Jarmyn (29 The World Tomorrow are spies. Marx Brothers. Margaret Du­ mCROWAVE 1958. mont. 1933. (33 MOVIE: 'Dead Run' A secret agent (29 Kidtime ® This W eek With David Brinkley (CC) hunts killers who have stolen important (29 Hour of Power (2D Owl TV (CC) [CNN] NFL Preview (3D MOVIE: Th ey Cama to Rob Laa Va- defense plans. Pater Lawford, Countess (23 Batmen gaa' An armored car hijack gang fight Ira Furstenberg, George Caret. 1969 (23 Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg [ESPN] SportsCenter among themselves as they try to break d9 ABC News Special: Sex, Violence (22) To Be Announcad d 9 Davey & Goliath 12:00PM (3D Jeffersont Part 1 into the car filled with ten million dollars and Veluee: Changing Imagea ABC from Las Vegas casinos. Gary Lock- [CNN] Crossfire To Be Announced (2D New Worid Visions Vincent Scully News Corrstpondent Carole Simpton (SD wood. Elke Sommer. Lee J. Cobb. 1969 examines American art end design from [D IS] Good Morning Miokayl enchort an examination of the ute of sex (3D Hour of Power tha mid-19th century to the outbreak of and violence in the entertainment indus­ S D MOVIE: 'Graan Fira' The owner of a [T M C ] MOVIE: T h e Third Man' An (33 Greeteet Sports Legends coffee plantation and a mining engineer World War II (60 min.) G eneral American writer arrives in Vienna to tries. (60 min.) fall in love. Stewart Granger. Grace NBC Sports: Tha Travirto Connection take a job with an old friend, whom he ® MOVIE: 'Day of the Wolvee* An ex- (29 ID Tames y Oebatea Kelly. Paul Douglas. 1955 Golf analyst Lee Trevino chronicles the E le c tric finds has been murdered. Joseph Got­ shariff tries to thwart a bizarre attempt (52) Owl TV (CC) evolution of the game of golf and its cus­ ten, Orson Welles. 1949. by a strange group of men trying to pull (3D MOVIE: 'Prahiatoric Woman' A hun­ (5D KIda, Inc. off the perfect crime. Richard Egan, Rick ter finds himself captive of a tribe of toms and traditions (60 min.) •LARGE Jason, Martha Hyer. 1973. 8:45AM @9 Sacred Heart [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday women who keep men and beautiful SD El Chavo CAPACITY blonde girls as slaves Martme Beswick. Comment (2D McLaughlin Group Maatarpieca Thaatra: By the Sword 9:00AM (3D [DIS] MOVIE; The Railway Children' Michael Latimer. Edina Roney. 1967. (52) Three children learn to readjust to a (29 What About Woman Divided (CC) Part 1 of 9 A country squire ^E A V Y DUTY (33 MOVIE; T h e Ledies' Man' A man prepares to rnarry off his two daughters meager country life after one of comfort ® MOVIE: 'Return to Fantasy Island' ELECTRIC and wealth in the city. Dinah Sheridan. jilted by his fiancee, swears off women (60 min.) Unexpected romance and peril greet six only to find himself as houseboy m a Bernard Cribbins, Jenny Aguner. 1971 MOVIE: 'Impasse' An American people who fly to a plush island resort Hollywood boarding house' for girls (5D seeks the aid of four men to find gold Channels [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole where they can live out their most de­ Jerry Lewis. Helen Traubel, Pat Stanlev sired fantasies Ricardo Montalban. Ad­ 1961 that is supposedly hidden in an ancient [HBO] MOVIE: 'Police Academy IT (CC) labyrinth Burt Reynolds. Anne Francis, The worst students ever to go to a police rienne Barbeau, George Mahans 1978 WFSB Hartford. CT ■ i l ' (22) To Be Announcad Lyle Bettger 1969. WNEW New York. NY academy graduate into the worst police (52) Modern Maturity (2D Connacticut Lawmakers [CN N ] Larry King Weakand WTNH New Haven. CT • ;i' officers ever to walk a beat. Steve Gut- [C N N ] Newsday Worldwide WOR New York. NY j tenberg. Bubba Smith. Howard Hesse- MOVIE: T h e Vikings' A Viking king [U SA ] MOVIE: *A Snow Treasure' Mem­ eman 1985 Rated PG-13 [E S P N ] Tennis: W CT Atlanta Cham- and his son kidnap a Welsh princess WPIX New York. NY It pionahips bers of the Norwegian underground are WHCT Hartford. CT 'W [T M C ] MOVIE; River Ret' (CC) A young and hold her for ransom Kirk Douglas prevented from shipping out a large WTXX Waterbury. CT 39 girl and her father, who has returned af­ [H BO ] MOVIE: T h e House of the Long Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh 1958 gold reserve by a sudden German tak­ WWLP Sprir>gfield. MA n ter 13 years in prison, set out on a reno­ Shadows A bizarre family reunion at a @9 Let's Go Bowling ' eover. James Franciscus, Ilona Rogers WEOH Welsh manor hampers the efforts of a 1967 Hartford. CT 84 vated old tourist boat for a weekend trip SJl Punto da Encuantro WVIT Hartford. CT 3 9 on the Mississippi Tommy Lee Jones. writer who is racing the clock to finish a WSBK Boston. MA suspense novel Vincent Price. Christo­ (52) Firing Lina 3:30PM (3D NBA Baakatball: Los An- M Brian Dennehy, Martha Plimpton. 1984. galea Lakart at Houston WGGB Sprir>gfiakt, MA pher Lee. Oesi Arnaz. Jr 1983 Rated Rated PG. PG. 5 D MOVIE: 'Soma Kind of a Nuf While WXTV Paterson, NJ vacationing, a conservative bank teller C5D ABC Sports: Budwaiaar Professional WGBY Sprirtgftald. MA it 10:45A M Q9 j*wi*h uf« [MAX] MOVIE: '2010' (CC) The U S. decides to grow a beard, but. upon re­ Boxing WTIC Hartford. CT 1 1 : 0 0 A M CiD David Tinna Show and Russia team up to investigate a turning to work, he is told to either shave ® Star Search CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNI failed mission to Jupiter Roy Scheider the beard or terminate his employment. S D El Chapulin Colorado ESPN Sports Network lESPNl O FTV John Lithgow. 1984, Rated PG Dick Van Dyke, Angie Dickinson. Rose­ HBO Horrta Box Office (HBO) & Raal to Roal [U S A ] Ail Amoricen Wrostling (R) mary Forsyth. 1969 4:00PM (22) To Be Announcad CINEMAX Cinamax IMAXI (S) Suportoccor - \ [CN N ] Newsday Woridwida (2D Firing Ur>a TMC Movie Charw>el iTMCl 12:15PM [D IS] DTV USA USA Network (USA) O Adolanta [DIS] Dlana/s Legends and Haros (29 Oolh Nabisco Dinah Shore Invite- J«ff*r»ons p»rt 1 3 8 Thrao Stoogoa 1 2:30PM C3) [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Return of tha Kung Fu (33 Ouc PcM. USA? Dragon' A young prince w anu to return CoatlnuMt — W EEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 5, 1986 ^WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 5, 1986

[U S A ] Hsrballfa NOBODY’S CHILD 1 1 :3 0 P M (D CBS Nawa Sunday, Continued (53 Blus Knight Book tells all about 'Saturday Night Live’ ( ^ Sports Extra For 20 years, Marie Balter ( 5 ) Mlllionalrs Makar was considered mentally ill not what Schlosser had in mind. Doumanian after Michaels left, (f3) The Honeymoonera By Jarry Buck and may be the best book ever everyone involved with the and incapable of living a nor­ written about television. show, writers, producers, the But Schlosser's loyalty to the the feuds among the cast tk>n«l (CC) Covtrtg* it ftaturvd from (29 News ® Millionaire Maker Rancho Miraga. California. (2 hrt.) mal life. Yet, through courage staff, performers and people at idea kept other executives at members and the jealousies that (29 M OVIE: 'Affair In TrinMad* There's (22) Sports Machine Authors Doug Hill and Jeff (29 M OVIE: ‘Hard Orivar' Tha auccaat of and determination, she was LOS ANGELES — "Saturday intrigue and romance In the tropics Sports Machine NBC. Some who wouldn't talk N BC from killing it. erupted whenever a particular a stock car drivar strains his family rala* able to rehabilitate herselt (29 Night Live " got on television Weingrad spent 2'A years on the whan an American singer’s husband is were Gilda Radner, Dan "There were few specific performer emerged as a star. tionships. Jeff Bridgas, Valaria Parrina. killed. Glenn Ford, Rita Hayworth. Alex­ and gain a life outside the (29 Profile Boston despite enormous opposition book and talked to 250 people, 1973. ander Scourby. 1952. mental-health facility. Mario 9 9 MOVIE: Texaa Across the River* A Aykroyd and Bill Murray." surprises,” Hill said. "W e didn't John Belushi went into a rage young Spanish nobleman fleet to Texaa within NBC. It has stayed on some of them six or seven times. S D PELICULA; ‘La P rM M w iU Municl- 99 News Thomas (1.) portrays her and "Saturday Night Live" was know about the battles between when Chevy Chase became the pal* India Maria, Rasortas. after being accused of killing his swee­ despite chaos, drugs, jealousy, In a way the book was made 93) Musioalisimo Ray Baker co-stars In "No­ theart's fiancee. Dean Martin. Alain De­ born in 1975 because Herb the show and Fred Silverman show’s first star, and later the (SZ) Natura: Lost Work! of tha Madusa feuds and defections. (SZ) Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ body's Child," based on the lon. Rosemary Forsyth. 1966. possible by Lome Michaels, who Schlosser. then president of (who succeeded Schlosser as sudden stardom of Eddie (CC) Tha tropical islands of Palau con­ Now you can read the whole tain some of the most varied communi­ teau true story of Mrs. Balter. “No­ (S3) Spiritual Life Crusade conceived the show, steered it NBC, decided the network NBC president) Murphy caused grumbling. ties of marina life in the world. (60 min.) 93) Fame In Stereo. body's Child" airs SUNDAY, [C N N ] Sports Tonight story in "Saturday Night: A past opposition and as producer " I think in general we were (R) . needed a Saturday night show to Silverman "was instrumental [CN N] Newswatch APRIL 6 on CBS. Backstage History of Saturday guarded it zealously in the early surprised about the scope of the [CN N] News Update 11:45PM (53 Entertainment This go with '"foday," "Tonight” and in the departure of Lom e [H B O ] M OVIE: T a n k ' (CC) After his son Week Interview with Robert Urich of Night Live " (Beech Tree Books. years. He returned as producer (H B O ) MOVIE: 'Rappin" An ax-con, is unfairly arrested, an army officer uses "Tomorrow.” He turned it over Michaels and the original cast,” transitions that the show and the CHECK LISTINOS FOR EXACT TIME 'Spenaar: For Hire'. (60 min.) In Stereo. $17.95). It reads like a thriller a ^ a r to go straight, is forced to tangle his tank to battle the crooked sheriff. for the current season. to programming executive Dick Weingrad said. "And with them people went through,” Weingrad (S) AB C News with a street gang. Mario Van Peebles. James Garner, Shirley Jones. C. Thomas Ebersol, who selected Lom e went $30-40 million in profits." said. "Fa m e really has an 1985. Rated PG. Howell. 1983. Rated PG. 12 :0 0 A M (53 w orld Vlaion Special "Lom e made a decision he Michaels to create and produce The book also details the drug impact on people. It forces them [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Young Base* Romanti­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'American Dreamer' (53 Jimmy Swaggart would not stand in our way," cized story of the young Elizabeth I. fo­ (CC) An American housewife finds her­ Je rry Buck writes about the show. habits of certain performers, the to go through a real transition in 9D Star Trek said Weingrad. "H e could have cusing on the ten years beginning with self embroiled in foreign espionage [C N N ] Week in Review The anti-establishment battles among the cast, writers their lives. It’s difficult to cope King Henry's death. Jean Simmons, Ste­ when she assumes the identity of a fa­ (53) Ngwton's Apple (CC) Ira Flatow da- 99 CN N Headline Nawa television for The Associated really thrown a road block in our wart Granger, Deborah Kerr. 1963. mous mystery writer. Jobeth Williams, monstrates th« physics behind punting a [DIS] MOVIE: 'Days of Heaven' Three Press. way. We talked to almost comedy Michaels designed was and new producer Jean with fame.” ■ teenage migrant farm workers cross (29 Strictly Businaaa Tom Conti. Giancarlo Giannini. 1984. football. [TM C ] MOVIE: Tha Bishop's Wife' An paths with a wealthy wheat farmer. Ri­ (22) Hogan’a Heroes angel comes to earth to help a bishop Rated PG. [ESPN] NHL Hockey: Washington at chard Gere, Linda Manz, Sam Shepard. MOVIE: Tha Mirada Worker' A and his wife raise money for a new [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Stick' (CC) An ex-con is Phlladalphia (29 197S. Rated PG young woman helps a blind deaf-mute church. Cary Grant, Loretta Young, out for revenge when his friend is killed 8 :0 0 P M (X) Murder, She WroM (CC) child lost in e world of fear and anger David Niven. 1948. by drug dealers. Burt Reynolds, Candice in Depth Jessica investigates a murder in the 9 :3 0 P M (53 Melissa Gilbert. Patty Duke Astin. Diana Bergen, George Segal. 1985. Rated R. In midst of a tennis tournament. (60 min.) (39 M OVIE: 'Beverly Hills Madam* (CC) Muldaur 1979 4 :3 0 P M 03 wide world of Sports Stereo. ABC ties NBC in Nielsens (53 Star Search A successful madam faces business- (29 M OVIE: ‘Hound of tha Baskarvillas* [USA] Tha Monroes related stress and risks as she operates (29 This Week in Baseball The curse of an English noble family (53 David Toma Show Video hits an elegant Beverly Hills bordello Faye (SZ) Capitol Journal Hodding Carter descends to each man who inherits the 6 :1 0 P M [D IS ) O TV (Tf) Lifeatylea of the Rich end Famous Dunaway, Louis Jourdan. Melody An­ hosts this weekly news magazine which NEW YORK (AP) - In addition to the Oscars and ABC, 22.6,19.4 million homes. title Peter Cushing, Andre Morell, Chris­ derson. 1986. In Stereo reports on Congressional activities topher Lee. 1959. 6 :3 0 P M (X ) CBS n *w > 99 Flamingo Road NEW YO R K (AP) — The following are the most popular video Hollywood's clout on television Ms. Walter’s special, A B C had 6. (5) "Cheers, "N BC, 22.3. (29 Comedy Ciasalcs 93) Latin Tempo S 9 To Be Announced rS1 Mupp«t Show (29 MOVIE: 'The Lullaby of Broadway' A is ebbing. The Academy Awards "W ho’s the Boss?” ranked fifth 19.2 million homes. touring singer decides on a surprise visit ( 3 Fight Beck With D. Horowitz [CN N] Newsnight cassettes as they appear In this week's Issue of Billboard [CN N] Evans and Novak S 9 Tod Knight Show to her mother. Doris Day, Gene Nelson, [H B O ] Comic Relief Billy Crystal. [ESPN] SportsCenter magazine Copyright 1986, Billboard Publications Inc. ceremonies last week drew their at 22.5 and the premiere episode 7. (8) "Golden Girls,” NBC, [DIS] MOVIE: The Absent Minded Pro­ IS ) NBC Nightly Nowo S Z Sakall 1951. Whoopi Goldberg and Robin Williams [TMC] MOVIE: The Third Man' An Reprinted with permission lowest ratings ever, and even a of "Perfect Strangers" eighth at 21.8,18.7 million homes. fessor' An easy going, small town pro­ IS ) Family Classic: Rabacca of Sunny- (29 Amazing Stories A young woman un­ host a live comedy performance featur­ fessor discovers an anti-gravity brook Farm Part 3 American writer arrives in Vienna to popular trouper like President 21.3. 8. (X) "Perfect Strangers,” wittingly has her life story filmed by hid­ ing today's funniest comedians in an ef­ take a job with an old friend, whom he substance Fred MacMurray. Nancy Ol­ (29 NBC Nightly News den cameras. In Stereo. fort to fight poverty. (90 mm } Reagan doesn't do as well in the For the week, N BC and ABC ABC. 21.3.18.3 million homes. son. Keenan Wynn. 1961. Rated G. finds has been murdered Joseph Got­ Videocassette sales ® AB C News (29 Nature: Aspen: Dancer on the Wind [U SA ] Wanted; Dead or Alive ten, Orson Welles 1949 A.C. Nielsen ratings as does Boy each had a rating of 15.8, while 9. (14) "M rs. Delafield Wants [E S P N ] Auto Racing; NASCAR Valley- [C N N ] Inside Business (CC) The aspen is the most widely distri­ [USA] To Be Announced 1 "Return of the Jedi" (CBS-Fox) George. CBS lagged at 14.2 and finished -To Marry" — "CBS Sunday dale 500 buted tree in North America and it plays 1 0 :0 0 P M (53 News [D IS ] Danger Bay an intricate part in the ecosystems of Straight Talk 1 2 :2 0 A M [M A X ] m o v i e : T I w Third 2. "Jane Fonda's New Workout" (Karl-Lorimar) They remained popular third for the first time since Night Movie." 21.0,18.0 million 5 :0 0 P M (33 Kojak (53 7 :0 0 P M d3 60 Minutes various regions. (60 min.) In Stereo. (33) Independent News Man* An American writer arrives in 3"Beverly Hills Cop" (Paramount) enough, however, to lift AB C November. homes. C§3 Black Sheep Squadron Vienna to take a job with an old friend, C13 The Disney Sunday Movie: 1-Man 9 9 One Dey at e Time (29 Insight / Out 4. "Jane Fonda's Workout" (Karl-Lorimar) into a first-place tie with NBC 10. (4) "60 Minutes,” CBS, (J J Fame whom he finds has been murdered Jo­ □ □ a (CC) An ordinary cab driver's life is 93) Siempre an Domingo Anna Karenina seph Gotten. Orson Welles 1949 5. "Rambo: First Blood Part M" (Thorn-EM I) last week, according to the 20.9.17.9 million homes. (19 It Takas a Thief changed forever when he is exposed to (29 [C N N ] Prime News 6. "Pinocchio” (Disney) 10. (X) "Barbara Walters (29 Moneymakers an alien gas, rendering him indestructi­ (29 Amazing Stories A young woman un­ 1 2 :3 0 A M (53 w om en of the World ratings released Tuesday. The Here are the prime-time [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Police Academy II' (CC) wittingly has her life story filmed by <7 ble. (2 hrs.) Seven Last Words 7"Silverado" (RCA-Columbia) awards had the third-highest television ratings as compiled Special." ABC. 20.9,17.9million ® Wide World of Sports The worst students ever to go to a police hidden cameras. In Stereo (29 (S3 Switch Tony Brown's Journal Tony Brown 8."Prime Time" (Karl-Lorimar) homes. ■ (ST) Shakaspeara Hour academy graduate into the worst police (29 33 on Sports (SZ) ratings for the week, 27.3 or 43 by the A.C. Nielsen Co. for the (39 Blue Knight officers ever to walk a beat. Steve Gut- discusses issues of special interest to 9 "The Wizard of O z" (M G M -U A ) (S ) It's a Living 93) Start of Something Big percent of the viewing audience, week of March 24-30. Top 10 (29 Solid Gold tenberg, Bubba Smith, Howard Hesse- the black community 10."Motown 25: Yesterday. Today. Forever" (M G M -U A ) [CNN] Newswatch man. 1985. Rated PG-13. [CN N] Evening News while Barbara Walters’ inter­ listings include the week's (22) Call to the Priesthood 93) Dr. Oana Scott [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock [M A X ] M OVIE: ‘Code of Silence* (CC) A [M AX] MOVIE: The NaturaF (CC) a ' view with President and Nancy ranking, with season-to-date W ild Side 1 2:4 0 A M [H B O ] MOVIE: '0«i* Vu' An (29 Chicago vice cop must battle the mob as young man leaves the family farm to pur­ Reagan tied CBS' "60 Minutes" 5:30PM (29 Tony Brown's Journal ectrass bears a startling resemblance to Videocassette rentals ranking in parentheses, rating Tony Brown discusses issues of special (29 N H L Hockey: Hartford at Boston well as his own department's corruption. sue his dream of becoming a profes­ sional baseball player. Robert Radford. a ballerina who has been dead for years for 10th place with a rating of for the week, and total homes. interest to the black community. 99 The Disney Sunday Movie: 1-Man Chuck Norris, Henry Silva. 1985. Rated Jaclyn Smith, Claire Bloom. Shelley R Robert Duvall, Glenn Close. 1984 Rated 1 "Return of the Jedi" (CBS-Fox) 20 9. An " X " in parentheses ^0) What's Happening Now (CC) An ordinary cab driver's life is Winters 1985 Rated R. changed forever when he is exposed to [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘River Ref (CC) A young PG 2"Ram bo: First Blood Part M" (Th orn-EM I-H B O ) Last year, Walters led into the denotes one-time-only presenta­ [CN N ] Nawamakar Sunday an alien gas, rendering him indestructi­ girl and her father, who has returned af­ [TM C ] MOVIE: Tightrope* (CC) A homi­ 1 2 :4 5 A M (53 Robin's Nest 3. "Silverado" (RCA-Columbia) Oscar show with guests tion. [H B O ] Fraggla Rock: Boobar Gorg (CC) ble (2 hrs) ter 13 years in prison, set out on a reno­ cide detective tracks down a psycho­ 1:0 0 A M (X) Music City. u .s .a . 4. "Prizzi's Honor" (Vestron) including Boy George, the 93) Novels; Cristal vated old tourist boat for a weekend trip pathic killer in the New Orleans French A rating measures the 6 :0 0 PM C23 Eyewitness News on the Mississippi. Tommy Lee Jones, Quarter. Clint Eastwood. Genevieve Bu- (53 MOVIE: ‘Above and,Beyor>d' The 5. "M ask"(M CA) androgynous British trouba­ percentage of the nation’s 85.9 rS3 MOVIE: 'Brass Targaf Gen. George (SZ) Auction Brian Dennehy, Martha Plimpton. 1984. jold, Alison Eastwood. 1984. Rated R story of the man salactad to organize 6. "National Lampoon's European Vacation" (Warner) Patton vows to recover a $250,000 Ger­ S3) Kideo T V Rated PG. end execute tha bombing of Hiroshima dour, and got a 25.2 rating. million T V homes. [U S A ] Cover Story (R). IS dramatized Robert Taylor. Eleanor 7. "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure" (Warner) man gold shipment hijacked from the Al­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Adventures of the Wild- NBC, which has clinched first 1. (1) "Th e Cosby Show," 8 :3 0 P M (53 Face-off Parker, James Vyhitmore 1953 lied conquerers in 1945 Sophta Loren, emeae Family' A family faces a rocky 1 0 :3 0 P M CS3 Sports Extra 8. "St. Elmo's Fire" (RCA-Columbia) place for the season with three NBC, 32.0 rating, 27.5 million George Kennedy. 1977. road to survival in the Rockies when they (22) Alfred Hitchcock Presents Faced 93) Editor's Dask 93) Talae from the Derkeida 9. "Teen Wolf" (Paramount) with artistic and domestic failure, a man weeks still to go, had the top two homes. C£) News abandon the urban rat race for life in the (29 Jimmy Swaggart (SZ) T o Be AnrKHir>cad wilderness. Robert Logan, Susan Da- discovers a strange glowing artwork 10. "Summer Rental" (Paramount) programs: “The Cosby Show” 2. (2) "F a m ily Tie s." NBC, C53 Police Story [C N N ] Croasfira mante Shaw. 1975. Rated G. with the power to change his life. In (29 Alfrod Hitchcock Praaanta Faced with a rating of 32.0 and a 54 28.5,24.5 million homes. (39 MOVIE: Tim a After Tima' Jack the Stereo. with artistic and domestic failure, a man [ESPN] MOVIE: 'Baba' Babe Didrikson' [ESPN] SportsCenter Ripper steals a time machine and travels 3 S Allca discovers a strange glowing artwork Zaharias, America's foremost woman share, and "Fam ily Ties." with 3. (X) "Academy Awards," to 1979 with H.G. Wells in hot pursuit. [U SA ] Virginian with the power to change his life. In athlete is profited. Susan Clark, Alex 28.5 rating and a 47 share. ABC, 27.3,23.4 million homes. Malcolm McDowell. David Warner. (SD SiMping BMUty Animated. Stereo. Karras. Slim Pickens 1975. Mary Steenburgen. 1979. 7 :0 5 P M [C N N ] Sports Sunday “Cheers” on NBC was sixth with 4. (3) “ Murder She Wrote.” [USA) Unew (29 Ask tha Managar [USA] To Be Announcod S2) Punky Brewster Part 1 of a 22.3 rating and "Golden Girls” CBS, 23.7,20.4 million homes. (39 Dempsey and Makepeace 7 :3 0 P M (D IS ) d t v [ESPN] Auto Racing: Carta Dana 200 2 Tall tales told by Punky and her friends 8 :4 5 P M 1 : 1 5 AM (53 Oaorga and Mikirad Smalt Wonder From Phoenix. AZ. (90 mih.) was seventh with 21.8. 5. (10) “ Who’s the Boss?", (29 get out of hand when they find them­ 9 :0 0 P M (X) MOVIE: ‘Nobot^a ChUd* David Suukind (22) NawsCentar selves 'lost' in a mysterious cave. In (CC ) After spending 20 years in various [U S A ] Hollywood Inaidar 1:3 0 A M (53 (O ) Independent News (29 Sneak Preview Stereo. institutions, a young woman struggles 1 0 :4 0 P M [D IS ] America, Tha Beauti­ to overcome her mental illness. Mario ful Through the magic of Disney photog­ 99 AB C News Thomas, Ray Baker, Caroline Kava. raphy, take a trip across the United [CN N ] Newsnight Update 1986. States. ------COUF»ON------(53 Creation of Wealth 1:4 5 A M (53 Man About tha House Video, 1 1 :0 0 P M (53 Eyawitnaas News (53 M OVIE: '* (CC) The 1 :5 0 A M [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Invisible (5) Taxi Puzzle pilot of a super-chopper uncovers a plot Strangler* A young man. serving a jail SAVE to turn his crime-fighting machine (33 N ew t sentence for tha murder of his mother, VCR & egainst an unsuspecting city. Roy Schei- (53 The World Tomorrow discovers the. secret of invisibility and der, Warren Oates, Malcolm McDowell. decides to take his revenge on those 1983. 93) Odd Couple who testified against him. Robert Fox- i 10 to 25% on Video Camera (53 New Jersey People 99 The Untouohablea worth, Stephanie Powers. Sue Lyon. (22) NewaCenter 1976. Rated PG. NEW VIDEO answer (33) Love Boat outomotiv* M pUIaInB (29 News 2 :0 0 A M 33) star Oama# Spring Tuneups! A nsw er (22) MOVIE: 'Beveriy Hills Madam’ (CC) Mon.-Sat. 10am-9pm Rentais K LEGUME JITNEY ALBINO A successful madam facet butinsts- l29 Newamekers [USA] To Ba Announced ■ A t e t n p l relstsd stress and risks at she operates KINDLY IGUANA TRAGIC 99 News 2 :0 5 A M [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Not tor Pub- an elegant Beverly Hills bordello. Fays Sundays & Holidays Noon-8pm □□□□□ □□[]□□ Dunaway, Louis Jourdan, Melody An­ (2Z) Mystery: Charters tad m m Biplni April Manchester Rt. 44 Coventry □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 1983. (CC ) T w o fraternity jocks take a nerd un­ Rated R. der their wing during a Palm Springs va­ 646-2772 742-0841 QCOROC <8Z) Auction , ^ cation. Stsphsn Geoffrsys, Shsrse J. 2 :3 0 A M [C N N ] Sports Latanight PCRPARO 93) LffM tyfcrof the'Rfeh and Famous Wilson. Cameron Dye. 1985. Rated R [E8PN] SportsCantac . . . a WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 5. 1M6 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 5. 19*6 21 Music Mario Thomas is inspired in TV movie Charity rock is on a roll air "T V : The Way It Was.” an Tuil^ble tQis that may be spun off into a By Andrew J. CdoMeki master’s degree from Harvard. bounced from the TV movie in entire evening of vintage video, Miss Thomas's inspired acting favor of Mark McCann. series. In the episode, titled as part of its month long salute (AP) — Th « followino •»» Blllbo«nf» DBCord raises "Nobody’s Child" several This week the actor "The Late Bloomer,” Miss Canada’s MuchMusic network, NEW YORK hot Leading the week: Mario to American comedy. By EthHgAnnVan notches above the typical resurfaces in an NBC movie that Wagner plays Julia, a woman in and 13 other outleU worldwide. hHB Mthoy appMr In thte wMk’i iMua of Billboard m ag^na. Thomaii gives a bravura The evening includes an "disease of the week” TV reeks of creeping Schwarzeneg- her late 30s whom Kate (Susan The concert is also being taped Copyright 1986, Billboard Publloatlona Inc. Raprintad with performance in "Nobody's Saint James) meeU in a cooking episode of "The Jackie Gleason Live! fer Life” is the title Df a movie. gerism: "The Annihilator," for a home videocassette parmiaalon. Child. " a CBS movie airing class. Julia is a former actress Show" featuring a "Honey­ benefit album being released by airing Sunday. He plays a mooners" segment; an episode entitled "The Spirit of ’86.” Sunday. □ □ D who has given up her career and IRS RecDrds tD aid cancer which will be released as early newspaper editor who is forced of ‘The Colgate Comedy Hour ” Video Miss Thomas portrays Marie has gone back to college — at the research. Artists such as the as three weeks after the concert HetshiglBS Remember Mark Lindsay? to commit murder and run for from 1951 featuring Dean Martin IISI Blater. a Massachusetts woman same school Allie (Jane Curtin) PDlcie. REM, the Bangles and Not the lead singer of Paul , his life when he realizes that a Beat itself. 1 .“Rock Ma Amadaua” Falco (A&M) who spent 20 years in a mental and Jerry Lewis; "The Friars the Gd-Go’s have contributed Revere and the Raiders, but the group of deadly humanoid aliens attended. More live concert stuff: The 2. “R.O.C.K. In tha U.8.A.” John Cougar Maltancamp (Riva) institution and was considered Roast Ed Sullivan,■’ a 1958 tracks and waived royalties to hapless British actor who was are transforming everyday fabulous Montreux Rock 3. “Kisa" Prinlca A The Revolution (Paialay Park) by many physicians to be □ □ □ broadcast that marked the first bring the fund-raising project 4. *’Sacrat Lovara“ A«antlc Starr (A&M) ' slated to star in the TV movie humans into ruthless killing Festival will run this year from incapable of ever leading a time this show-biz tradition was together. about John Lennon and Yoko machines. Pay-cable’s Showtime, which May M l in Switzerland, and will 6. “Thaaa Draama" Heart (Capitol) normal life. Through her own aired. ■ Even the estate of reggae Ono — until it was discovered has been extremely successful a list of "Child Safety Tips," be televised to some 100 million e.’YVhat You Need" Inxa (Atlantic) courage and determination, plus □ □ D genius Bob Marley (who died of that his given name was Mark with its "Lost Honeymooners ” hints to keep youngsters viewers in 25 countries. Acts 7. "Manlc Monday" Banglea (Columbia) proper therapy and treatment, cancer in 1981) contributed a Chapman — a name he shares Lindsay Wagner will be episodes, continues mining the protected from abduction and who have signed to appear are 8. ae f a Qo All the Way" Sly Fox (Capitol) she was able to rehabilitate concert track for inclusion on 9. “Addlctad to Lova" Robert Palmar (iaiand) with the man who killed Lennon appearing in the episode of Golden Age of TV and coming up harm. The hints were composed Genesis, Billy Ocean, Joe herself. She went on to attend the LP, due for release April 21. in 1980. Lindsay-Chapman was " K a t e * Allie” airing Monday with nuggets. On Monday, it will by California Assemblyman Jackson, Daryl Hall, ELO, 10. “Nlklta" EKon John (Qaffan) college and eventually earn a Other artsts featured include Gray Davis, who is also Whitney Houston, A-Ha, Queen, Jeff Beck, Squeeze, Oingo chairman of the Foundation. Elvis Costello, the Thompson ToplFt Boingo, the Alarm and General Wrapping up this week’s Twins, Roger Daltrey and Patti l.’NIfhltnpy Houaton" Whitney Houaton (Ariata) — Platinum Public. charity tie-ins is presentation of LaBelle. Weekdays Another benefit audio-video the Harry Chapin Humanitarian (MomthanT million linitaaold.) project is “ Greenpeace Non- Award, which was given by the ODD a-’-Haart" Heart (Capitol) - Platinum Toxic Video Hits.” a compila­ 3.1»romlaa"Sada (Portrait)— Platinum E Joker’s Wild 4:00PM E J a ffa rio n ! National Association of Record Flying Nun With the Bangles’ “ Manic (5T) Hdathclill E HeMan A Maltarl of the Univarsa tion videocassette featuring 4. “Searaorow” John Cougar Mellancamp (RIva) — Platinum 5:00AM CNN HMdlln* N»wt [DIS| Variad Programa SO Movia Merchandisers to singer Kenny (5D Hardy Boys clips by Tears for Fears, Peter Monday,” His Purple Badness, 5. ’YVaieoma to tha Real World" Mr. Mlatar (RCA) — Platinum lin Lltcol Rllay (52) Osya Our LIvsa C P Sala ol tha Cantury Rogers. [USA) Maka Ma Laugh Gabriel, Thomas Dolby, mad­ Prince, racks up two hit singles 6. “Tha Ultimata Sin" 0 » y Oaboume (CBS Aaeodatad) (ST' VarlBd ProgramB 3 9 Ho-Man (54) Inatructionel Programa E Vagst The Harry Chapin Award is (39 Ho-Mart Bi Mastars of the Univarsa 1 0 :3 0 A M ® Maka Room lor Daddy written under pen names. 7. “8rothara In Anna" Dire Stralta (Warner Broa.) — Platinum [C N N ] Crosafira g o Days of Our Livss SD G.l. Joe ness, Queen, George Harrison, presented to leading lights in the QoBots E Divorca Court "Manic Monday” was composed [USA] Variad Programs (30 Beverly Hlllbilliai SO Brady Bunch Depeche Mode an others. It goes 8. Talco3"Falco(A&M) E My Favorita Martian music industry who make an [DIS] Walcoma to Pooh Cornar 9 0 All M y Childrsn 5 0 Tranalormara on sale April 16 for a list price of by Prince under the name ;„».g."The Broadway Album” Barbra Stralaand (Columbia) — 5:30AM Variad Programs ST) Baal Talk in Tow n impact on ending world hunger, [E S P N ] Nation's Businass Today S D Mia Huaapadaa 52) Divorca Court $29.95, with all profits donated to Christopher. He had already Platinurh li]'' Indapandant Nawa Sg 20 Minuta Workout a lifelong cause of the late 8:00AM c ff Challanga of tha Qobots (57) Inttruclional Program! 54) Saaama Street (CC) the Greenpeace Foundation. scored a controversial top-10 ; |10."Ki»aa Deep In tha Hoopla” Stamhip (Grunt) — Platinum .16) Agricultura Today 5 3 1 Sala of tha Cantury Chapin and also a Ifielong cause (19 Polka Dot Door (SD Dick Van Dyke go Quincy Yet another public-service single with "Sugar Walls” by Jim fitTammy gg Sala of the Cantury of Rogers. Prior recipients of (39 Inspactor Qadgat [O IS ] Movie go HeM an A M attari ol tha Univarsa message from the world of pop Sheena Easton, which he had tSI' Morning Stratch (4QI Alice the award include Pete Seeger 3 4 Mr. Rogars' Naighborhood 1:30PM E Aa tha World Turns (JO Quincy music comes from the Jets, a written under the name [CN N ] Showbi* Today I D Phyllia (1981). Chapin himself (pos­ (39 Challanga of tha Qobots E Hour Magaiina (JD Cuando aa Culpable al Amor Alexander Nevermind. 1. “100 Chance of Rain" Gary Morria (Warner Broa.) 6:00AM l3'I CBS Early Morning Nawa [USA] Gong Show family act hailing from the thumously in 1982), Neil Bogart (57) Mr. Rogars* Naighborhood E Tic Tao Dough (57) Sasama Straat (CC) South Seas island of Tonga. The Prince once again defies 2. “8he and I" Alabama (RCA) vS'' Naw Zoo Ravua 1 1 ; 0 0 A M E Price Is Right (posthumously in 1983] and Bob ($f Tha Jatsons 5D Variad Programs SD M.A.S.K. Jets, aged 12 to 19, seemed a convention with the release of 3. "Ca|un Moon" Ricky Skagga (Epic) 8 ' World Nawa This Morning E Divorce Court Geldof (1985). [D IS] Donald Duck Prasants (50 Andy Griffith [C N N ] News Day “ Parade,” his third full-length 4. “We’va Got a Good Fire Goln’" Don Williama (Capitol) t 8 ' Jimmy Swaggarl E A Porfaci Match logical choice for the MCA N ARM also donated $13,200 to 8:30AM ( D Tha Ftlntstonas (SD Graan Acraa [D IS ] Mickey Mouse Club album in less than two years. 5. “YoiTre Something Special to Me" George Strait (MCA) . I f Variad Programs E Bawitchad Records concept of using album Rogers’ latest project, Hands (]5T) Rompar Room 2:00PM E One Ula to Live ]U S A ] Bullasya "Parade’ ’ is scheduled to hit the 6. "1982" Randy Travia (Warner Broa.) 18) CNN Haadlina Nawa 3 D Private Beniamin sleeves to help out the California Across America, when present­ (J f Scooby Doo E Let's Maka a Daal 4:30PM E Thraa a Company streets in early April. 7. "Now and Forever" Anne Murray (Capitol) ^ 9 Buga Bunny Sg Good Housakaaping Foundation for the Protection of (J9 Rompar Room and Friands E Thundarcata ing him with his award. 8. “Sweeter and Sweeter" The Statler Broa. (Mercury) 3 9 Variad Programs (5g Bavarly Hillbilllas (50 I Lova Lucy Missing Children. Each back 3 9 Haathctiff Another World E Paopis'a Court ODD 9. “Once In a Blue Moon" Earl Thomas Conley (RCA) 38) 20 Minuta Workout (52) Wheat of Fortune (52) album cover for the 12-inch Q □ □ (34 3-2-1. Contact (CC) SD Good Timas 49 ABC Nawa This Morning (3g Wheal of Fortune (50 Another World single “ Crush On You" contains "John Lennon Live in New lb.“l Had a Beautiful Time" Merle Haggard (Epic) (39 Scooby Doo (50 Hockla & Jockla/Doputy Dawg ^ Mork A Mindy Welsh rockers the Alarm will 4 i' El Club 700 ($9 Lifsstylas of the Rich and Famous York” became the first musi<: (57) Sasama Straat (CC) (50 Thundarcata perform a free concert on April 8 f Cartoon Carnival S J) Grandaa Novalas: Abandonada SO Ona Life to LIvo ^ Tha Flintstpnas (52) W KHP in Cincinnati 12 for some 22,000 fans on the videocassette to ship gold, going [CN N] Daybraak $ D Tony Randall SD La Rival Ethlie Ann Vare tnne* Into "out of the box” with 25,000 [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus The Munatara (SO She Ra Princaaa ol Power UCLA campus. The show will be (DIS) Mickay Mouaa Club [U S A ] That GIH SD rock for Newspaper Enlerpriie 1 ."Secret Lovers" Atlantic Starr (A&M) 9:00AM •25.000 pyramid SD The Jataona copies. ■ (E S P N ) Aarobica; Bodiaa in Motion [C N N ] Nawa Day Association. broadcast live on MTV, 2. "Theae Dreams" Heart (Capitol) 1 1 ;30 AM E All in the Family [D IS ] Donald Duck Prasants [USA] Room 222 Brady Bunch [U S A ] Alive and Wsllt 3. ’’Overjoyod’’ Stevie Wonder (Tamla) E Naw Lova American Style (9 ^ (33) Donahua 2:30PM E capitoi [U S A ] Jackpot 4. “Nlkite" Elton John (Geffen) 6:30AM .3' Oaybroak E I Dream of Jsannia (14 Lova Boat E Woody Woodpackar 5. ‘Tender Love" Force M.D.’a (Werner Broe.-Tommy Boy) 5^ Fat Alban & Coaby Kids ( H Alice 5:00PM E Tasi J 9 Doris Day Dating Gama 700 Club S B C N N Headline News E ( E Brady Bunch 6. “Sera’’ Sterehlp (Grunt) J f Qraat Spaca Coastar 3 9 Catholic Mass SD M.A.S.K. The same old song — sort of (59 Andy Griffith E Jeopardy 7. “Now end Forever" Anne Murray (Capitol) 3 4 Sasama Straat (50 Great Spaca Coastar l8' 20 Minuta Workout (52) Scrabble E Police Woman 8. “l Think It’s Love" Jermaine Jackson (Arista) (39 Bast of Family Faud ( ^ Porky A Buga 39 Woody Woodpackar (39 Scrabble (JD Eight It Enough pace of live appearances while “ The records we sold in the g."Only One" Jemee Taylor (Columbia) (39 Fat Albart By Larry MeSharta 33^ NBC Nawa at Sunriaa SB Naw Lova American Slyi* SO Dallas trying to match the success they ‘60s were really, really powerful 10.“Whlaper In the Dark" Dionne Warwick (Arista) 4 9 Littia Houaa on tha Prairia (57l Magic of Oil Painting 3 9 Porky & Buga @ Love Connection (50 Happy Days records,” Fakir said in (ff My Thraa Sons SD The Flintatonai NEW YO RK (A P ) - ’The Four once had on the Motown label, 4 f El Miniatario da Jimmy Swaggan [USA] Vari«l Programa 52) M 'A'S'H which the group left in the late explaining the enduring popu­ Praaanta [C N N ] Daywatch [D IS ] Varied Programs Tops hope they can go home (54 Mr. Rogers' Naighborhood 1970s. Fakir said The Four Tops, larity of their hits. “ They really .8 f Jayca and tha Wbaalad Warnora [D IS ] You and Ma. Kid 12:00PM E Eyawitnaaa Nawa 3:00PM E Tha Guiding Light again to the Detroit roots that (30 Benson stayed with people and gave [U S A ] CaMiopa Childran’s Programs E Firal Edition Noy»a which returned to Motown in [C N N ] Businaaa Day E Canturiona go Andy Griffith led them to a string of them a lot. A lot of them it gave [D IS ] Mouaarciaa 9:30AM c T ) AII Naw Lat a Maka a Daal E Osnaral Hospital sweet-sounding hits during the 1984, can do it — and he said E Nows SO Paopla's Court record company founder Berry a happy sound; the words, they [E S P N ] Nation a Buainaas Today (X ' Laava It to Baavar E Hawaii FiveD E News SD Principoasa 1960s — the same old song, with could understand; it was [U SA] Good Morning World 3D The Jataona Gordy is just as sure. (S ) Partrldga Family SD Odd Couple (57) Mr. Rogars’ Naighborhood a different beat. danceable.” (JO Rocky and H ii Friartda "B erry is ecstatic. ‘You know 6:45AM -1' Nawa (39 Ohost and Mrs. Muir (JB Mary Griffin (SD Diffrant Strokes Lead singer Levi Stubbs and With their new album nearly (50 Sctioby Doo. what this is going to do for 3 4 Waathar (39 Jimmy Swaggart (50 Movie [CNN] Nawawatch vocal mates Duke Fakir, Obie complete, the Tops returned jo (S ) Santa Barbara Motown, the Four Tops get a No. (ST Waathar 52 NawsCantsr [DIS] Naw Animal World: Snow Mon- Benson and Lawrence Payton the Great White Way with the 3 9 Braak tha Bank (30 Santa Barbara ktya of Japan 1 record? Wow. it’ll be like the 7:00AM lX" CBS Morning Nows ( ^ Variad Programa are convinced that their new Temptations for a week of shows 3 9 Journal S O Jayca and tha Whaalad Warriora [U S A ] Chain Reaction old days,’ he said in an interview C5' Inspoctor Oodgot (30 Super Password album, which hasn’t yet been 4 4 Hoy Mismo 0 Oenaral Hospital between recording sessions in at Broadway’s Minskoff Good Morning Amorico (CC| (3B Break the Bank 5:30PM E Eyewitnoaa Nawa named, can return them to those ( p i Mr. R ogw »’ NkIghbOfhood S D Angelica Theater. J T TI>o Jotooos gQ) Ryan's Hope E W h s ft Happanlngll glory days that put Motown on New York. PkrtrkIgP F«mily (57) Frarreh Chef The Four Tops were high Asked if the group was going J g Corrsscolondas (57) Saaarrra Straat (CC) E News the map. [D IS ] N»w Animal World: Snow Moo- S D Centurions to take some time off after the 50 StM Ro Priocoos of Powoc (H) Batty Mason ( 3 Lavama and Shiriay “ It’s a mixture of ‘Reach Out,' school buddies when they kov* o* Jopon [C N N ] International Hour album’s release. Fakir said, [CNN] Take 2 5 2 News Can tar formed their first group. ‘The SJTodOY 10:00 AM E Hour Mkgolino ‘Bernadette’ and ‘Baby, I Need "Relax? We’re just getting 50 Sooomo StTOOt (CCl lE S P N ] Aarobica: Bodiaa in Motion [D IS ] Dumbo’s Cireua 54 3-21. Contact (CC) Aims, and signed with Chess ( j ) 1 Lovo Lucy Your Loving’ — but kind of [U SA] Candid Camara ® W KRP in Cincinnati Records in 1956. After they ready to accelerate. 30 Todov [USA] Movio updated,” said Fakir, who’s [ D Sally Jaaay Raphaal Sha Ra Princaaa of Power “ And if the other guys didn’t g o Vdtron 12:30PM E The Young and tho Rest 3:30PM E S B Jaffareona released several singles, it was My Favorlw Martian liMn hairmonizing with bis three feel like doing it anymore, ^en I 90 Good Morning Amonco leas 3D Trenaformere S O Nawa suggested that the four could be (J3) Sanford and Son partners for 30 years. “ It’s E Midday with Bill Boggs SB Tan nia aaa Tuicado ® Baacheombara confused with the then-popular wouldn’t feel like it. But I ain’t 9T Mundo Latino exactly what you would think g y Sooanno Straot (CC) SB ■)>•*>• E Loving ( 9 0.1. Jos SD Good Times Ames Brothers. beard anybody say they’re tired, I S 700 Club the Four Tops would be doing f i MiLS.K. 3 D Varied Programa ( S W ikL W ild World of Animals [DIS] Wondarful Work) ol Ditnoy Figuring they were “ aiming ® FamMy Tlaa now.” (CNN] Dor««Mi (52 Search for Tomorrow (CO a Challangs of the Oobota [USA] All Star Bkti ■ for the top.” the group changed 5 t Inatructkmal Programa So what exactly are the Four (OISl Good Morning Mlckoyl 3 0 Search for Tomorrew (CO ® Wild World of Animals its name to The Four Tops. In ® Family Tlaa Tops doing now? [USA] OBA Cortoon Exptoaa SB Dick Van Oyks {DG oBoCS 1963 they signed with Motown. g g Movia ’They’re keeping up a grueling 7:30AM (E woody Woodpaokat B ® Loving [D IS] Waleoma to Pooh C o n m gOgSartaon [U SA] Johor's Wild Fitanda ® Inatruetlorial Programa 1KX)PM E a ii M y Children ® SttaifM Talk WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 5, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 5, 23 Behavior 22 Behavior called to ask for a ride home, either because they had had too much to drink, or because the Manchestei^s driver they were with was intoxicated. Since last September, though, 321 people were given I ^*-3 a lift. ' t "The ridership gives you an idea of how well program grows accepted we are," he said. One reason the program has grown, O'Donnell said, is its “no questions asked" I'- in popularity policy. When a teenager calls for a ride, not y ... Continued teen-agers are instructed not to only is no money required, hut users don't accept those clients. Darien's have to answer questions about what they form the co-ed driving team. In program is unique in that When Manchester’s Safe Rides program was were doing. most programs, adult volunteers members have occasionally begun in December 1983, organizers expected Riders also can be sure that Safe Rides drivers, dispatchers and supervisors will not rarely go on calls. The Darien given rides to adults and college some to complain that the service would be WubSTA. tell others who has been using the service. program does, however, have students who are home for the abused by those wanting a free ride after a adults do New Year's Eve duly. holidays. "They know the kids (who run the program) night out. are doing what they're saying,” O' Donnell Although each program More important, members But that hasn't happened, said Kevin pledge not to drink and drive O'Donnell, a Manchester High School said. establishes its own rules, the In fact, he credits the 52 student helpers, and also not to be a passenger guidance counselor who acts as an adviser to main tenets are similar. Students from both Manchester and East Catholic High with a driver who has been ' the program. In fact, respect for the program, X can join the Safe Rides program School, with making Safe Rides a success. drinking. They also agree to and the number of people who use it because at the end of their sophomore “They've done a fantastic job. I can't say keep the names and details of they need a safe ride, has grown, he said. year and remain members enough about them," O'Donnell said. anyone who asks for a ride The first year it was in service, 110 people through their junior and senior All the students are volunteers. They're years. Every program requires confidential. Members say they've never known this rule to tr a in ^ in first aid, crisis intervention and the that its memters enroll in a use of a radio. About one weekend night a be violated. training course. month, each acts as either a chauffeur or The classes cover facts and Learning the rules and regulations of being a Safe Rides dispatcher. On a given night, a team attitudes about drunkenness and consisting of a supervisor, driver and radio drunk driving, development of volunteer is only the beginning; the real test is being on call. The dispatcher rem ains on call between 9:30 p.m. communication and listening and 2 a.m. at space provided by Moriarty following scene occurred at the skills, program procedures and Bros, car dealership on Center Street. handling of emergency Guilford Safe Rides Some evenings, few if any calls are headquarters, but similar John King of 160 situations. received. O'Donnell said the average number incidents occur at all Safe Rides r«.^ » " . '■ Bryan Drive is one of For example, if a passenger is of riders for one night is four or five. Some sick or unruly, volunteers are centers. nights there have been as many as 18. the drivers in Man­ instructed to use a special code It's I a.m. and volunteers This winter has been busy for the program, have already answered two chester’s Safe Rides to notify the base. In the event he said. of trouble, the adult supervisor requests for rides. Packages of "We haven’t had a slow time this year,” program. would then give instructions potato chips lie abandoned on O’Donnell said. The program might expand the table and a pot of coffee is over the phone, or even meet the ■S!#> T ''' from one to two driving teams if the trend R e g in a ld Pinto/Mencr>e«ier r Safe Rides car, depending on the perking. continues, he said. Raginald PInta/M anchMtar Herald situation. If further help were Four teen-age volunteers — The busiest times are during late spring, needed, the police or the . Daren, Doug, Everett, Claire — Dispatcher Kris Cooi of 109 when high school graduations and proms are emergency medical technician and Jan, the adult supervisor, sit held, and on New Year’s Eve. During those would be contacted. Once on two nondescript sofas, Oxford St. mans the phones for occasions. Safe Rides operates all evening, he training is completed, members wrapped in lightweight blankets Safe Rides. said. attend meetings twice a month. brought from home. They talk,, Safe Rides saves lives All Safe Rides programs also watch TV or entertain ask members not to do certain themselves with puzzles. things. Drivers can’t pick up The telephone rings. Everyone but some adults aren't exactly the address and get into the car, Another teen-ager phones the passengers outside of the city’s jumps. Doug turns down the congratulatory. which contains a CB, a plastic Safe Rides headquarters while boundaries. Two programs close TV, while Everett, the Claire and Daren are still out on Larry Gilo, Guilford’s youth T©©n taxi s©rvic© start©d aft©r s©v©n di©d to one another, though, often dispatcher, vaults over the sofa cloth to protect the seat and a officer, offers a possible bucket in case a passenger gets the previous call. Everett radios agree to have two cars meet at and picks up the receiver. “Safe the car, “SR-I call base.” The explanation: “It’s difficult for the common town line and relay Rides," he says. sick. town officials and people in the Students hold fund-raising Claire drives and Daren mans two stop at the nearest telephone Peters, 17, and Barto were dead. called Safe Rides, which bases the spring of 1983 as well. In on any student from one town "Can you come and pick me legal area to appear to support By Gita Morris i its success on students wanting thal program's first two years, raffles and dances throughout the the CB radio: “SR to base. booth to phone for instructions, Fifteen-year-old Hector Santiago who has been drinking in the up?” asks the caller. “I’m at thereby not revealing over the something (teen-age drinking) to help their friends. members received 250 calls. year for ongoing costs such as 2KX) Boston Post Road and I , We're going to State Street hortly after 7 on that was still in the hospital, badly next. air the name of address of their that is against the law. But Safe The first Safe Rides began in Now 80 members volunteer their telephone, additional CB want to go to Whitfield Street." ^ now.” Later: “We’ve made our Friday night, Douglas injured. Miraculously, the two Nor are volunteers advised to next client. Rides is like Mom and ^ p le Darien, Conn., in April of )982. services. equipment. ga.soline and snacks. When asked, he gives his name, pick-up and we’re heading out Barto, 16, made the other teen-agers were unharmed. pick up adults. Bartenders The valiant efforts of these pie. It would be impossible not Shocked over the loss of seven Jane Handley, the adult Most Safe Rides programs but this information is guarded Route 1.“ And finally: “We’ve rounds in his family's This accident, tragic as it was operate under the auspices of the occasionally try to flag a ride dropped our passenger, and and other Safe Rides members to approve of it.” ■ students whovhad died in advisor of the Darien Safe Rides home for an overindulgeni among the Safe Rides members. car, picking up four to everyone in Guilford and its Red Cross or the Boy Scouts. we're coming in." would seem to warrant applause. surrounding towns, is merely drinking and driving accidents in program, esimates that at least patron, but for safely reasons. Claire and Daren write down friends along the way. town over the previous three 50 Safe Rides programs are This qualifies members for OneS of them got in the car with one of thousands of accidents group liability insurance. years, a group of concerned helping save lives in Connecticut a half gallon of rose wine. The that occur across the country Typically, every Friday and every year: a weekend night, a citizens started Safe Rides in an alone, and the ranks are still Hearing Aid Batteries guys rode to the neighboring growing. She has been inundated Saturday night — and some gathering of teen-agers, liquor attempt to save lives and, town of Branford, Conn., to with requests for information holiday evenings such as WITH COUPON ONLY and a joyride that ends — hopefully, change attitudes about play electronic games at an drinking and driving. from every state including Christmas Eve and New Year's Limn 2 pkgt. par cualonwr otiar txpiraa 3/31/86 •arcade and on the way home permanently. Eve — three or four Safe Rides According to statistics of the Its members — all volunteers Alaska and Hawaii. stopped at a fast-food restaurant — offer a free, confidential ride Currently the majority of the members and an adult supervisor National Highway Traffic Safetv for burgers and fries. home to any student who has programs are in her home slate. meet from 10:30 p m . to 2:00 There they dumped the bottle Administration, in 1983 (the a.m. at the Safe Rides Professional Packaging & Shipping latest year for which statistics had too much to drink and can't New Jersey and Pennsylvania. |l|HH€hR @f||| of wine, now empty, in the drive, or to any student who is National membership is greater headquarters, waiting for calls of your materials in minutes. parking lot. Barto then drove are available), 4,200 teen-agers from teen-agers who recognize I* COMPANY • were killed and 110,000 others with someone who is incapable than 2,300. i two of his buddies home ’and of driving. Today, the Darien Regardless of which city or that they — or the friend with For all these services and more! A Full Service Hearing Aid Center circled back to the local were injured in drinking and whom they've been riding — driving accidents. In Barto's program has about 70 members, state they're in. Safe Rides • UPS/FEDERAL EXPRESS • EMERY/DHL/AIRBORNE ice-cream shop, where he saw programs are primarily organized have had uxi much to drink to ------COUPON------home state of Connecticut, about providing six or seven rides each • PRIVATE MAIL BOXES • KEYS ------COUPON------; three friends and offered them a and run by high-school students, drive home safely. a quarter of the 165 fatal weekend night and three times • PASSPORT PHOTOS • GIFT BOXES LOWEST PRICE ride home. though adult volunteers Usually, Safe Rides NOW ONLY 151 Talcottville Road alcohol-related accidents were that number on New Year's Eve. • NOTARY PUBLIC 1 GIFT WRAPPING Around ID;20 p.m.. only a No town teen-ager has died in participate as well. participants are on duty one EVER caused by 16-to-20-year-olds. • RUBBER STAMPS > PACKAGING Route 83 half mile before its destination, a car accident since the program Expenses are relatively night every four to six weeks. Across the country, state and • PHOTO COPIES I PACKAGING SUPPLIES Vernon, CT 06066 the car veered to the opposite began. minimal. Civic organizations One of the volunteers brings a side of the road and smashed local officials have responded to family car. which is used to pick this problem by banding together The Darien idea soon caught such as the Welcome Wagon. HOURS: MON.-FRI. 9-6 / SAT. 10-2 All 9lM9 MCPpI ( ) into a tree. Lion's Club or Exchange Club up the callers. Duties are 67S premium. 203 872-1118 i 675 Premiujm to pass legislation that will raise on in other Connecticut cities. 341 E. C m ltr St., ManchMter, CT 06040 • 649-2756 D um eall [ I tXiracUl The week after the accident, often give money to start a divided. One volunteer acts as the drinking age. Guilford's program began I------COUPON------• I------COUPON------sadness pervaded Guilford High program and provide funds for the dispatcher and two others But in at least three states, operating in April of 1983, and School. Four empty classroom within a year 50 kids had joined. necessary items such as CB teen-agers are offering another ConUnuad... chairs were grim reminders thal Madison's Safe Rides started in radios and protective car gear. David Ciardiello, 15, Edward solution, a life-saving program WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 5, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 5, 1986 25 On the Road The 'mysteiy of buying auto parts

By Richard Harris brake system components, shock absorbers or fuel lines). "Looks like you need a new Keeping And if a part is inexpensive, it’s ff You won’t believe this,,. I went to the radiator hose," I said. easier to buy a new one than to “I figured as much." my Your Car search for a used one. drug store, the supermarket and five Is red dye neighbor Ed said, nodding & What kinds of parts might you wisely through the steam geyser Alive buy used? When it comes to discount department stores, but none of spewing from a deteriorated water pumps, starter motors, them had a radiator hose! hose that somehow looked older alternators, carburetors, even f f than the car. engines — recycling can save making "No problem," I said. you a lot of money. “Borrow your wife's car and go regularly, it's a do-it-yourself Aftermarket parts usually job. Otherwise, it isn't. cost 10 percent to 50 percent less buy a new hose, and by the time identical vehicles, and the VIN you get back the engine will be They'll do their own oil and than factory parts bought from a crumble. Rebuilders, on the filter changes and replace spark dealership service center and other hand, will inspect each will let the counterperson look cooled down. Then we'll just piece of the carburetor, replace up which one you need.) a return? drain some coolant, loosen the plugs, batteries or fan belts. But may be of equally good quality. install a carburetor? Or brake But “mass market” parts ( you anything worn or corroded and, Better yet, take the old part clamps where the hose attaches with you so you can compare it to the radiator and engine block, shoes? Or a distributor? Or a can recognize them by their if necessary, remachine to California at Davis, informs us hose? Forget it! All these jobs expensive packaging) sold by specifications. Rebuilt parts are with its replacement. If you’re replace the old one with the new often a good value, especially shopping for a rebuilt part, the By Sonja Heinze FDA. that no, oysters are not an one. refill the radiator, and your are fairly simple, but each calls some auto-parts chain stores Conversely, Jane Brody, in aphrodisiac. They will not affect for a trip to the auto-parts store, tend to surprise you by falling to for older cars. You can buy them one you're replacing is probably car will be back in business.” through an independent auto­ rebuildable too, and you can I thought red dye was banned the “Nutrition Book,” states, sexual behavior, nor will they Ed returned several hours so such matters are best left to pieces at inconvenient times. parts store or from an trade it in. If you don’t exchange from food. I saw it again in MA “Coal tar dyes ate suspect, act as a love potion. later shaking his head. “You professionals. Your best bet is to buy from a M’s Holiday candy. I recall a especially Red No. 40, which What about the mysterious reputable independent auto­ automotive recycling center. the old part for the reuilt one, This belief tixik hold years won't believe this," he said. “I To get the right part, check a you’ll pay more. Be sure the few years back that MAM took replaced the banished teds and is ago when it was discovered that went to the drug store, the business of shopping for parts? parts store. Ask your mechanic that color out o f tiieir candies, now the most widely used food The first question is whether to recommend one. repair manual to make sure you store has a “Cash on Return" the basic building block of both supermarket and five discount know exactly what it's called. policy so you can sell them your and now they’ve put it back. I color. It promotes the growth of male and female sex hormones department stores, but none of to buy a new part or a used one. As for used parts, beware the don’t understand this whole cancer in rats. Red No. 3, Aiways buy new parts to replace difference between “rebuilt” You should toow not only the old part later. is cholesterol, and since oysters them had a radiator hose! ” make, model and year of your Gotta go now. Ed's back with situation. Could you please another widely used food color, contain a lot of cholesterol, they Like Ed, many people decide "wear parts" (those that need and “reconditioned.” When a explain to me why they did it has been shown to partially periodic replacement because carburetor (or any other part car, but also the Vehicle a new radiator hose. (Unfortu­ must be beneficial to one's sex whether to work on their cars at Identification Number (VIN), nately, it’s the wrong one...) ■ when red dye is hamtful to your block the uptake by rat brain home or take them to mechanics they wear out from friction). to made up of smaller components life. But the human body is reconditioned, the piece that’s which can be found on your car health? Linda Dalessio, AdanHc cells of a crucial produces enough cholesterol all based on parts availability. If replace electrical and electronic C ity, N J . neurotransmitter called parts and to replace parts already gone bad is replaced, title. (Sometimes automakers by itself to meet all of its needs they can find the parts they need install different components in Not all red coloring agents are dopamine, which carries in a store where they shop essential to safety (such as but the rest may be about to banned from foods. The two that messages between brain cells Animal products, which all were banned, in 1976, are Red and, in people, has a contain cholesterol in varying No. 2 and Red No. 4 after dau pronounced effect on moods and degrees, add to your cholesterol indicated that they might cause behavior. Red No. 3 is also rate, and oysters, which contain cancer. Red No. 3 and Red No. suspected of causing cancer.” about 20 times the amount of 2 Locations 40 ate permitted by the Food & “Mote than 10 percent of the cholesterol as there is in eggs, ’^estcfW T(^^Pf}Bnnacy Drug Administration and ate foods Americans eat are could do some persons more to Serve You Better! widely used by the food artificially colored,” states harm than good. industry. Brxxly. “If there is a battle to be 445 Hartford Rd. 643-5230 Elizabeth Kinney, external fought against food additives, 36 Oak St. - 649-0791 relations supervisor at Mars, it's best directed at these 200 W. Center - 646-6056 Inc., explains that because of the synthetic food colors, which have little or nothing to do with \Ne offer a full range of products and controversy in 1976 concerning that is, there are no cocoa solids Company, informs me further red food coloring, the Mars good nutrition or the availability that although white chocolate is services, including a Computerized company discontinued red in the of an adequate and healthful in it whatsoever. Each cocoa bean .has about 50 supposed to be composed of Prescription Department. We are a U.S. color blend of M&M's even food supply.” percent fat, called cocoa butter, cocoa butter, some of it may FREE DELIVERY IN MANCHESTER though the particular red color Postal Sub-station and a Payment agent for and 50 percent liquid, which is simply be produced from the company was using was and WHITE AND the chocolate part. Cocoa butter vegetable oil. Daily delivery from our shop to the following towns: Avon. Bloomfield. is still one of those approved by REGULAR CHOCOLATE N.U., CNG, and SNET. What is the difference between can be made into white Berlin, Bolton, East Hartford. Farmington, Glastonbury, Hartford. Kens­ the FDA. chocolate by the addition of OYSTER AN APHRODISIAC? LOTTO-DMLY NUMBERS HJU.LMARK-RUSSELL STOVER ington, New Britain. Newington. Plainville, Roeky Hill. South Windsor. Holiday Chocolates is a new white chocolate and regular Will eating raw oysters or other chocolate? Amy Hamel, Santa sugar and an emulsifier, plus Vernon, llnionville. West Hartford, Wethersfield and Windsor. product designed to be sold seafoods make you more during the Christmas season, and Cruz, Calif. flavoring. It has the taste of White chocolate, if it can be sweet fat. amorous? Kinney says this candy will Robert Price, a seafixKl called that, is a confection that Virginia Ames, a registered OPEN 7 Days a Week 8 a.m.-S p.m. Open Mond«y-Fridiy 9-6 / S«iurd«v 9-5 continue to contain the ted and specialist at the Unisersitv ol green colors approved by the does not contain any chocolate; dietitian with the Hershey

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WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 5, 1986 27 On the House How to the number one newspaper in a ’ ' 1 m ultiple paper^^ town

Country accessories in the Mistretta home In a town like Manchester, Caring about its readers on Stephen Street you might as well start with should also be a priority with include area rugs with readership. In a most recent the number one newspaper. flower motifs, a doll in survey conducted by First The Manchester Herald feels a wicker carriage and Market Research of Boston, it is their responsibility to a romantic window the Manchester Herald holds listen to what residents in treatment featuring the overall local readership Manchester have to say. They swags and fabric- want to hear about readers lead. According to the study, covered shutters. David Bashaw/Mancheatar Harald the Manchester Herald is the views on the news — what leader for local news, local they think is important, what happenings and local sports, should go into the paper and with three quarters of the what shouldn’t. They’re readers saying the coverage points on local issues to be especially interested in Country chic or country clutter? is the most extensive. more than sufficient in hearing any comments you explaining the issues. may have about the service Manchester has reacted to this decorating style in a big way Next, the number one news­ you get from the Herald. They guarantee prompt delivery magazines. To come; western paper should provide readers The number one newspaper says Fisette. “They don’t need look, but I think it will go past,” “Oak is popular, especially By Susan Plsss with younger people,” says country with rust, black and with a depth of information should also provide a service and courteous, efficient matching end tables anymore. she says, noting that her own white color scheme, pottery and People have been freed from all local clients are not attracted to Baumann. She is an antiques to its.subscribers. The service on all billing matters. Quickly, now. what kind of dealer in an East Hampton Indian rugs; and Scandinavian needed to make valued and accessories fit in neatly with a these rules and regulations” the look. country. Manchester Herald is found to If you’re not satisfied, they Country accessories or folk Bauman acknowledges that shop: “Oak is walking out of reasonable decisions regard­ glass-and^cedar contemporairy there,” she says. “People are just picking up art can be used even in a formal her private clients do not choose the flavor, reaccessorizing, be a good community want to know about it. home, a 1960s raised ranch, a country, either. “But then The trend to country living has ing key local issues that may sprawling Victorian farmhouse room, Horton says. She building on what they already newspaper by over nine in ten illustrates with two pastel they’re not living in old colonial extended to fabrics, color and impact on their lives today, or or a 'SOs tract cape? wallcovering as well. Blue, have. Most people can't afford to paintings. One is a small houses,” she says. “Actually, in redo everything,” Horton readers, with over one third If you’re still trying to figure In a word, the name is terms of the trade, country bad especially deep slate blue, is in the future. Well that same country. From heart-shaped painting of a raggedy little boy says. ■. rating it as very good. The out which is the number one feeding a chicken. The painting its ’chic peak’ a year or two ago. very popular. “Blue doesn't date study shows that the braided rugs to hand-painted Now it’s getting down to Mrs. itself.” says Gail Horton. “A Manchester Herald is also a newspaper in Manchester, the chests, rag dolls, baskets and couid be used in an informal Manchester Herald is rated room. The other, a still life of America at large. But if you like brilliant red would. And yellow painted wooden ducks, geese or gold is almost non-existent.” quite highly in terms of space very effective advertising tool facts are obvious. Your choice fruits, decorates a fine it, it's fashion. What do you care and rabbits, there is an what anybody else thinks?” Stenciled-look wallcoverings Do you know of a for reaching the Manchester will be the same paper more emphasis in this area on mahogony mirror and would be devoted to selected issues in appropriate in a formal dining Gail Horton thinks that a key and bordered patterns sell decorating with country-style to the appeal of country is its quickly in Manchester, Gail house you'd like to see its Opinion pages. Nearly Area public and it is and more readers in accessories. room. Similarly, a shaker-type table would look at home either artistic value. “People are Horton says, and tbe preference featured in this co­ preferred over most other Manchester choose every day. “People are trying to cozy up in town is for fabrics with a eight in ten readers find that in a colonial or contemporary getting tired of manufactured lumn? Write to Susan their hoines,” says Gail Horton, accessories that come out of q hand-woven look. the space devoted to view­ forms of printed advertising. The Manchester Herald — interior designer with Fabric house. “People mix and match more factory. They are drawn to What do designers predict for Pleae. Weekend Plus your voice in Manchester. and Design studio at 58>A Cooper the future? Bauman sees a these days: they are more honnemade accessories because Magazine, P.O. Box St. they are original,” says Horton. return to tbe 'SOs style, but only “It’s very acceptable to men,” eclectic." says Janice Bau­ 591, Manchester, mann, an interior designer who But Manchester collectors of for the “New York City young, agrees Irene Fisette, owner of hip folk. And Art Deco, too, but teacbM at tbe Ashton Art country accessories are likely to Conn. 06040. the Craftsnnen's Gallery on go for the more finished look, with much more sophisticated Cooper Street, a shop featuring Institute in Wethersfield. “Clearly, country is a big deal rather than the primitive, (clientele).” handmade country items. “They Fisette says. An antique country “I think we'll be seeing more refer to it as clutter, but it's (in Manchester) — and beyond ethnic influence in country that. Do you really care what’s table with worn paint, for comfortable, especially with example, would not be in too decorating as time goes on,” new homes without much happening in Chicago?” says Gail Horton. E)nglish Ann Horton, another Man­ much demand in Manchester. architectural interest." chester interior designer (no “People would rather have a country, with its cabbage rose The pair both worked as prints, chintz fabric, full-skirted iianrl|p0tpr llrral^ relation to Gail Horton) says, reproduction.” says Fisette. designers for tbe former pieces: and country French with however, that country decorat­ “And not all people can afford to »> Watkins Bros, furniture store. buy antiques,” says Gail paisley fabrics, brick-textured (t They refer to an increased ing may be just a fad. “New walls and band-thrown pottery YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER E n g lan d U very conservaUve. Horton. “The prices on country freedom in decorating. They are still into the country antiques have skyrocketed.” is already evident in design Source: Firrt Market Reaearch of Boston. January I9k6. “People are freer to mix." W

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«« We never had a budget. We never deferred buying something we wanted. We both come from families that traded in the car every three years.... Credit-card fraud

kept it up and been caught, 1 ... C ontinuad didn’t send the full amount ff We were missing payments, not making within the 10 days as requested, would had been in real trouble. boomers are admitting to using they would go to the company; At the least, I would have been minimum balances, doing all kinds of their services just yet. The new and I was scared to death of fired. strange things to slow the check-clearing shame is not being able to keep losing my job. That’s when 1 got “I was putting my whole up with the Joneses. help.” career on the line bwause I process — and yet we told ourselves we “Credit abusers usually seek Kate had read a newspaper didn’t know how to manage help when they begin to worry story about debt couseling some money.” were only in a temporary cash-flow that a parent, spouse or close months before and had filed the Kate’s counselor suggested bind, friend will find out about their information away “in case.” she get an immediate loan from debts. At this point they have The agency she selected in any family member or friend been besieged by phone calls Connecticut is one of more than who would give it to her — and and letters from creditors. 250 non-profit programs offered settle the American Express bill Maybe they have been turned throughout the country under the before her employer caught her. I thought she (the counselor) was over to a collection agency for a National Foundation for She borrowed $2,(K)0 from her bill. Probably they have had Consumer Credit. mother, but not without unnecessarily hard on me at first. She told their credit privileges suspended (For information, send a emotional discomfort. or revoked by at least one stamped self-addressed envelope Reece says, “Only in extreme me how stupid I was to get in over my creditor, and they aren’t sleeping to the National Foundation for cases like this one do I tell well at night.” — Jane Reece Consumer Credit, 8701 Georgia people to get a quick loan from head. fT family or friends. In this case 1 ■>> Kate certainly wasn’t sleeping Ave., Silver Springs, Md. well at night. A $30,000-a-year 20910.) Private clinics, which agree with Kate’s counselor. It assistant vice president in the charge up to $500, are also was better to live with her mother’s criticism while the J* I '' ^ ' ■ ■ i - ' ' m * ' i ’ » mortgage banking industry, she available. « Of course, the whole house of cards that was worried her boss would Her counselor, like the money was being repaid than to discover that she hadn’t been Sloan’s counselor, cut up her lose a job.” was our financial house had to collapse. The keeping up her American credit cards, one by one, while Having to face her mother Express payments — though the she watched. Many counselors was, Kate says, probably an wonder is we avoided seeing the collapse in company had been promptly tell the clients to do this — or to “unexpected good.” Admitting the future for as long as we did. f > reimbursing her so she could. put the plastic somewhere out of your spending is out of control Like many executives, Kate’s sight for several months. “The is the first step to gaining card is in her name and the first step is removing the cards control. company name but billed from active use,” Reece says. After removing the source of directly to her home. She “In some cases, only cutting temptation, the credit cards, submits the statements to a them up will do that.” counselors help their clients set bookkeeper who gives her the Kate says, “1 thought she (the up a budget. That, says Jonathan expense check before payment is counselor) was unnecessarily Sloan, was the real shock. “We due. hard on me at first. She told me learned exactly what we had to Credit-card poverty spend, which was nowhere near “But 1 was using that money, how stupid I was to get in over ! at least in part, to cover the rent my head, how stupid I was to what we had been because I was in so much use the company ftinds to pay spending.” ■ trouble with the rest of my bills. my own bills. Later I realized Here’s more on how to avoid ‘plastic’ debt 1 came home one day and had a she was right to talk to me like message on the machine from that. What I had been doing was American Express. I knew if 1 very much like stealing. If I had

By Susan Crain Bakes balances, and absolutely no idea counseling in increasing credit. Now they’re also the kinds of strange things to slow how much expendable income numbers. Jane Reece, a generation who never expected the check clearing process — first thing they they really had. consumer credit counselor for a not to get what they want, and and yet we told ourselves we here they are sitting across the NIKKI’S^ did was cut up our “We never had a budget,” private Midwestern agency, says were only in a temporary cash DISCOVER 254 Broad St., Manchester, Conn. desk from us absolutely I credit cards.” says Jonathan says. “We never the number of consumers flow bind. One of us would get flabbergasted that they can't a raise or something. We totally ■ Nell Sloan. “Oh, deferred buying something we seeking help in solving their Luncheon Specials served Mon.-S«l. / ll am - 4 pm have everything at once, that ignored the fact that no raise — The Futon Convertible — God, it was worse wanted. We both came from debt problems is at an all-time I they can’t spend more than they 1) Soup & Salad (cup of soup and a big tossed salad)...... *2-95 B than the time families that traded in the car high, up 17 percent in 1985 could have been big enough to earn year after year.” save us. Well, that temporary someone ran into our brand new every three years, had an annual from the previous year. 2) Soup & Sandwich (cup of soup and a BLT, Tuna Salad, Egg vacation and some weekend The typical consumer client is Overextended consumers like bind just got worse and worse.” Salad. Chicken Salad or Grilled Bacon, Tomato & Cheese)...... 2.95 Fiero." the Sloans who turn to debt An Attractive Sofa by Day, "They” were the consumer trips. 34, married and earning in At one point the Sloans took a 3) Hot Open Roast Beef w/gravy, mashed & vegetable...... 3.7 excess of $25,000 a year — counseling soon learn they have bank loan to consolidate their credit counselors the Sloans “We naturally expected to 4) Baked Manicotti w /salad ...... to qc with a debt of $8,000, not much in common withi A Comfortable consulted when their consumer live in the same way, only debts. This only freed their 5) Baked Stuffed Shells w/salad...... qc; including the mortgage payment alcoholics: They have been debts, not counting the better. We also bought more credit cards for more purchases. 6) Spaghetti w/meatball or sausage & salad...... or rent. spending, mindlessly, needlessly The next time they talked to Guest Bed by Nigbt. mortgage, had reached $40,000 consumer goods than our parents 7) Fish & Chips w /salad...... did and ate out more often. “The reason they got where with no thought of the their banker about a debt on a family income of $55,000. consequences, no plan for the "Try One for Sighs” 8) Chicken Platter (Tender Chicken Chunks w/Fries, Like many Americans, the “Of course the whole house they are, in serious financial consolidation loan, he refused of cards that was our financial trouble, is because they future. They have denied the and sent them instead to a Onion Rings & Salad)...... -...... o'; Sloans had said. “Charge it!” a problem in their own minds — 9) Broiled Scrod w/potato, vegetable & salad)...... 4.V5 lot more than once too often. life had to collapse. The wonder represent the new class, the counseling service. 38 Oak Street affluent or the striving to appear though a quick perusal of their 10) Fried Strip Clams w/fries & salad...... 14 05 (“If we had been alcoholics, we is we avoided seeing the Debt counselors will probably so, who are earning mote than bills and checkl^ks would 11) Chicken Parmigiana w /spaghetti...... • would have been dead,” Nell collapse in the future for as long become as ubiquitous as 646-8468 their parents did," says Reece. appall any economist. therapists in the 1990s. But not 12) Eggplant Parmigiana w/spaghetti & salad...... says.) as we did." “They were good credit risks Nell Sloan says, “We were Before they sought help, the Yes, the baby boomers who many outwardly affluent baby HOURS: Tues. Sal. 11-6 / Thurs. 11-8 ____ 3, 4, 5, 10 years ago when missing payments, not making Sloans had two auto loans, 32 have done evening else en everyone was giving them minimum balances, doing all Continuad... credit cards with running masse ate hitning to debt WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 5, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 5, 1986 31 Dining Out

Massaro’s i-. m By Sondra Astor Stava the dressings offered. The creamy Italian provided a rich One tends to think that in spicy counterpoint but it is the order to assure a uniformly good blue cheese that really meal, one has to go to a fancy Impressed the diner at our table restaurant with high prices. who calls this his favorite. It was Massaro's West Side Restau­ pronounced the best in rant, at the comer of Broad and Connecticut. Center streets, strongly sug­ Main dishes were solidly gests otherwise. satisfying. Mike’s special This modest restaurant, whith combined chunks of sausage Scallops make plastic tablecloths, paper with peppers, mushrooms and napkins and an informal decor onions. I have frequently found that includes both a portrait of the meat to be dry in this type of (Jeorge Washington and an preparation, hut here the a fine seafood assortment of baskets as wall vegetables were tasty and the decorations, serves consistently sausage was succulent. well-prepared food at moderate Veal parmigiana had as Its prices. base a large, well-pounded slice Our favorite appetizer was the of tender veal with just enough soap opera Sampler, which included tomato and cheese topping to copious amounts of cauiiflower flavor but not overpower the florets, paper-thin slices of meat. Both of these dishes were eggplant, wedges of zucchini accompanied by pasta, either By Ted Larsen Larger and less succulent sea and nuggets of chicken all ziti or spaghetti, with the same scallops are harvested by modem greaselessly fried in a tasty rich meat sauce that "Never buy what you do not commercial fishing techniques, batter. What made the dish complemented the mixed fried want, because it is cheap: it will but not the tiny bays. Scallopers particuiarly special was the appetizer. (One couid have he dear to you." — "A still use 16-foot, flat-bottomed unusual dipping sauce — a thick, chosen a baked potato instead.) Decalogue of Canons for boats and sbuck their catch by lumpy tomato puree with Seafood marinara combined Observation in Practical Life," hand. Even the wholesale price wonderful chunks of coarsely bay scallops with baby clams David Baahaw/Manohsalar Harald Thomas Jefferson. 1825 is expensive, S4.50 to $6.00 a chopped meat which added and crabmeat in a spicy sauce ptiund, so your fish market isn't he story of scallops is a flavor and texture. atop a large bed of linguini. ’This basking in windfall profits. Thoroughly acceptable was proved to be another well Massaro's dining room awaits diners. perfect example of Though sea scallops aren't Jefferson's maxim, in the antipasto which comes in prepared and totally satisfying considered as elegant, they are small and large sizes. The small dish, th e accompanying reverse. In fact, if generally available year round thoroughly pleasing meal. by rote in fem-bar fashion, she I moderate prices, indeed, for Victorian fat-cats of Place scallops in a glass or V: cup fresh bread crumbs, I clove garlic: pnely contained three kinds of saiami, cauliflower au gratin, in lieu of and can be used interchangeably Enjoyment was certainly consistently anticipated our food of this quality and quantity. 1870 society hadn't tired plastic dish and cover with lime unseasoned minced ham, provolone, tuna, peppers salad, had a flavorful topping. enhanced by our waitress, a Massaro’s is not the place to with bays. The tasty Southern There are several other needs, whether for additional Tof a famed New York restaurant juice. Refrigerate at least 4 1 teaspoon black and olives. Only the use of thorough professional. Rather pieces of silverware or second go for a romantic dinner. But for calico scallop is enjoying hours. Drain lime juice. Add Combine the wine, oil, garlic, peppercorns canned rather than cured olives seafood preparations, a number menu, scallops might still be skyriKketing popularity for two than telling us her name and cups of coffee. solidly good, thoroughly reliable considered junk fish. It's a real salt, pepper and paprika. Add 2 tablespoons fresh could be faulted. of primarily pasta dishes and very gixxl reasons; wide onion, parsley, cilantro and reciting the evening’s specials Appetizers range in price food served with care, it is a seafood soap opera. Stay tuned. green pepper to scallops. Toss the scallops and marinate 1-2 parsley, chopped Barbequed spareribs seemed others featuring veal and from $3 to $5. Pasta dishes begin restaurant for which Manches­ availability and low cost. chicken. The menu also Includes Hard as it is to believe Uxiay. well. Add olive oil and season hours in refrigerator. Preheat 1 cup dry white wine a strange inclusion on a very at a bit over |5. These are ter can be most grateful. ■ Calicos are sometimes labeled as Italian menu, but these ribs pizza and grinders. fishermen of the 1800s had bays, which is unethical and to taste with salt and pepper. broilc. Place scallops, one row I '/.’ ounces cognac tremendous difficulty convincing would be unusual anywhere. The strawberries topping a illegal. Refrigerate another 8 hours deep, in a shallow baking pan .? tablespoons un.salted piece of cheesecake were better people that scallops were and pour over all of the butter These were boneless fingers of Do you have a Like most all seafood, before .serving. Serve over meat in a sauce that tasted than what lay underneath. The actually fit to eat. Demand was scallops are extremely nutritious Boston lettuce with a bit of marinade. 2 .shallots, finely minced restaurant you'd like to low; they were often given away strongly of ketchup, but, taken cake had a pleasant flavor, but 331 Center St, 647-9995 and low in calories (90 for four additional fresh red onion, green Lightly dust scallops with I tablepoon flour on their own terms, their the texture was a little gummy. see reviewed here? and fed to pets. ounces). They also benefit most pepper and parsley as a garnish. bread crumbs and place 3-4 I cup heavy cream ✓ Hours; Tuesday to Thursday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. In the mid 1870s scallop's hammy taste was quite Chocolate mousse also suffered Send your comments when cooked least. Scallops are Serves 4. inches under broiler. Cook 4-5 I teaspoon dried tarragon pleasant. from poor texture, a little grainy Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to midnight. Sundays sorry saga took a rags-to-riches best when raw, but if that's hard minutes until scallops are just .salt and thin with insufficient or suggestions to turn with Manhattan's Massaro’s garlic bread may from 4 to 10 p.m. Closed Mondays. to swallow, be sure to use cooked through and bread pepper chocolate flavor. But since the Delmonico brothers writing the HINTS be unique. It owes its bronze Sondra Astor Stave at Reservations accepted for a party of six or more. minimum cooking times. Fresh chopped chives or crumbs are browned. Serve with fresh parsley, chopped coior to prodigious use of appetizers and main dishes were Dress; Casual acceptable. winning script. Their restaurant Considering what the so large and so good, passing on Weekend Plus Maga­ was the "in" place of the scallions (including the tops) can a rice pilaf and strained paprika, which overshadows the •o' Handicapped access. Delmonico brothers did for be substituted for the onions. marinade on the side as a sauce. Place the onions, garlic, expected garlic taste. dessert might be the best idea. zine, P.O. Box 591, Gilded Era, the nation's greatest scallops, it's a shame they aren't Coffee refills are generously American Express or Visa restaurant. Delmonico's Adding a V* teaspoon of Serves 4. peppercorns, parsley, wine and 'The dinner salad is an Manchester, Conn. around today. Think what their cumin to the olive oil can make cognac in a 2-quart saucepan. unexceptional mixture of greens offered and perhaps provide the influence remains today, in steak scriptwriting talents might do for HINTS a tasty variation if you can't find Over high heat, bring to a boil; and vegetables made special by best ending to this filiing and 06040. and potatoes which carry the some "scallops" of the 1980s Try adding fresh herbs to the fresh cilantro. family name, and with scores of — skate, shark or monkfish. oil/wine marinade. Basil, reduce to a simmer. Cooked other dishes, such as lobster Seviche works equally well tarragon or chives are excellent, covered 15 minutes. Add While Northern Europeans are with any white-meat fish such as Newburg, crazy over fish pickled in but eliminate the paprika. scallops and simmer 4 minutes. Customers such as Diamond sole, haddock or halibut. They m f vinegar, herbs, sugar and oil. To make the marinade zestier, Remove cooked scallops and Jim Brady and financier August Dinner South Americans get the same will nicely complement the substitute '/: cup of fresh lemon reserve, keeping them warm. f ^ e s Belmont were rapidly tiring of scallops and reduce the total results with citrus juice. The juice for the white vermouth. Strain cooking liquid and set Specials fresh canvasback duck and haven't fruit acid actually “cotrks" the price of the dish. For a more elegant sauce, aside. changed in WONG’S Weekly terrapin. They demanded new scallops to a delicate tenderness. To prepare sauce, melt butter thrills for their gluttony, and the It’s hard to improve on a reduce the marinade over high RESTAURANT in a saucepan and cook shallot 3 years! PEKING • SZECHUAN Delmonicos responded. classic. There is just nothing heat till almost a glaze. Whisk and garlic until tender. Do not AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE Whether served fried, broiled finer than tender, sweet bay in Vt cup heavy cream, and TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS |Strc{{ ^ n n SEVKHE brown. Add flour and cook for 2 or in a heavy cream and cheese 2 cups scallops scallops simply broiled. This is continue reducing until slightly more minutes, over medium Beat Italian 1984-86 sauce as coquilles Saint-Jacques, (approximately I pound) an excellent recipe which thickened and creamy. Head Chef • Chef Wong heat. Whisk in strained cooking Voted Cannectleol Mopaiiiie scallops were the new darling of 5 limes, juiced doesn't detract f^m the delicate liquid and bring to a boil. Preeenit A New Divertified Menu the over-stuffed crowd. They .? tablespoons red onion, flavor of the scallops. This elegant French dish can 875-0661 Reduce heat and simmer, • halien Cuitine • Seafood • Food • Slemke • Rib$ have never begged for buyers chopped be used either as a first course since. I tablespoon parsley, BROILED SCALLOPS or an entree. The robust sauce uncovered, 10 minutes, or until April Special: mixture is moderately reduced. Bay scallops are one of those chopped I '.6 pounds bay scallops still lets .scallop flavor shine Poit Road Plaza Mon.-Thur. 11: 30- 10 pm Add cream and tarragon, Veal Parmigiana *8.95 rare seafoods that's in season 1 tablespoon cilantro, '/t cup white vermouth through. 882 Hartford Tnpke. Fri. It Sat. 11:30 - 11 pm fSenwtf with mimd A slii aurf • ch^ic* o f negelaMe or potmto^ Sunday 12:00 noon - during the winter, harvested '/t cup olive oil season with salt and pepper, as (Rte. 80N). Vernon Winner of Top 199 VSA fo r OMteneive wine liet. minced (1-84 Exit 65) 10 pm from September through March. 2 tablespoons green pepper, > I clove garlic, crushed POACHED SCALLOPS WITH needed. Bring to a boil again 60 yUla Louua Road, Bolton, CT 646-3161 Scallops thrive in waters from chopped '/< teaspoon paprika, TARRAGON AND COGNAC and spoon over reserved Long Island Sound to along the 4 tablespoons olive oil Hungarian preferred pounds scallops scallops. Garnish with additional New England coast, with those parsley. Serve immediately. i r ' i f ' t r salt salt I small onion, finely of Cape Cod being highly pepper minced Serves 6 as an entree. ■ prized. pepper Monday, / WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April S. 1986 Intensity canim unit

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