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C. IVM. MAC. BRIDGEPORT TOLL AT 27 1 1 I.M MM t l l . M Just one t N .M m i-ta worker rjo tJIt I.IM .F . pjo is missing AJO T.WI.r. fjn Am iiNttr. BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Pour IM) 1I.IM.F. more bodiei recovered from M> no the rubble of the L ’Ambiance P la u r.m apartment buildini Friday, bring­ IM ing the death toll to 17 and leaving Ajft Juat one construction worker unac­ FJK counted for. The 117.6 million apartment building was about 60 percent complete when It collapsed April tS. SincO then, rescue workers have ft meticulously picked through the 1040 enormous pile of rubble around the clock in desperate hope of finding I someone trapped alive. Jonathan test, director of the rescue operation, said he didn’t know how much longer the effort would take. “ We’re slowing the machines \down because were getting into smaller areas,” test said. “ All I k n ^ is t got 140 tons of concrete between me and the basement.” .Y Meanwhile, attorneys for a sub­ O M In contractor began arguments in a |1 HOMt... million lawsuit in federal court, blaming the city of Bridgeport for the project’s collapse during M.000.00. construction. In the civil suit in U.S. District t Court, LiR Frame Builders Inc. of BImsford, N.Y., seeks damages tor loss of equipment at the site of L’Ambiance Plata. Attorney Arnold J. Bai, the company’s attorney, also con­ tended that because of the “ csirless- nesB and negligence” of the city, LiR Frame has become exposed to Ith P A U L AAWWtO claims of damages or lawsuits. ■R8AKS tlL IN C I — TV avangeliat Jim Bakkar, with hit wife, Tammy, Mark T. Anastasi, associdte city •peaks to reporters Friday outside his Peim Springs home. He said he w oni attorney, called the lawsuit “ no­ try to regain ieadership of the $120 miliion PTL empire. In Manchester, local thing but a bald-faced, totally unsubstantiated claim that for pastors say ifs a tough time to be an Assemblies of Qod minister. Stories on page 2. j Pleaae umii* page I It’s Democrat vs. Democrat -MAOAHNR PULLOUT n c n O N Cummings, Sullivan dispute raffle ... page 5

Need money? Herald columnist gives It away on Thursdayl BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Poot more bodies were recovered from the rubble of the L ’Ambiance n a ia apartmern building Friday, bring­ ing the death toil to 27 and leaving Juat one construction worker unac­ counted for. The S17.S million apartment building was about M percent complete when It collapsed April U . Since then, rescue workers have meticulously picked through the enormous pile of rubble around the clock in desperate hope of finding someone trapped alive. Jonathan Best, director of the rescue operation, salcf he didn’t know how much longer the effort would take. “ We’re slowing the machines down because were getUng into smaller areas,’’ Best said. “ AH 1 know is I got 240 tons of concrete between me and the basement.” Meanwhile, attorneys for a sub­ contractor began arguments in a |1 million lawsuit in federal court, blaming the city of Bridgeport for the project’s collapse during construction. In the civil suit in U.S. District Court, Lift Frame Builders Inc. of Elmsford, N.Y., seeks damages for loss of equipment at the site of L’Ambiance Plata. Attorney Arnold J. Bai, the company’s attorney, also con­ tended that because of the “ carless- ness and negligence” of the city. Lift Frame has become exposed to BREAKS SILENCE — TV evangelist Jim Bakker, with his wife, Tammy, AP photo claims of damages or lawsuits. Mark T. Anastasi, associate city speaks to reporters Friday outside his Palm-Springs home. He said he won’t attorney, called the lawsuit “ no­ try to regain leadership of the $129 million PTL empire. In Manchester, local thing but a bald-faced, totally pastors say if s a tough time to be an Asaemblies of Qod miniater. Stories on unsubstantiated claim that for page 2. Please tam la page 2 It’s Democrat vs. Democrat ------:------MAGAZINE PULUHJT BECTION Cummings, Sullivan dispute raffle ... page 5 Need money? Herald columnist gives It away on Thursday! did nothing 94 Bakkws ask for forahwies^ uvhen North told claim $8 mHlKm is owod them of contra effort fiOM mtmmciai. va^ - m9wW9 vOTwMS S^M d ^ P fL bv Harei af Sm rW W SO rwBit’ WAgHfNGTON (AF> - OHtdt thfOt k M O ttr U deORim^ ^d^Wwy dv 0fnBMw WS^ A ^mSh two years ag» (hat be wM heiMM rakw I If* «Mf «Mnt » tor the CeatoM (ram tbe Wme fwaM at a I w iv iv mrnmKmm M v i w r p # w b ^ h v D.g. aidtothemwaalTlegaf. hot the hwreau didnothing l^SsS dS^di HIMHv iv a^^Ve avR^HHIvd B^w bamv bBed tBa viBiim BtaaiL era MWHb If, nectssmieif r 0 1 crocvniviim vmiw. WMpi ^ ^ . . . ^Ady^ -ir/VaMi MpMfri OAiM -» .. ^ MB ^^Am d jO e ^ # » #M aaeer Jr fl/ im nu MWIOTI OT QOO WIOV twa^ daWt. fl&Fd ilOeW a FBI I/irCCfOr WintafllT II. WBBvWT VBQ OlBBr MilVBU VMDSOf r^MvwR^p W fVliB^HW Il^Se loafar/ ‘Si Mm m tht Ml iS s t fgtffty SMSmt, ia afalicataewaeanfar- Babfcer and Ma wife were paM li.e t4 8 td e fm frdm fi^ Wbee aebed if tbey nyatad to lawwa Ba . gri.^ ^ ‘ A .... . ^ eBee eiaee tbe tftaefoavre ef tbe aax m m eniaM li. rebera to tbeir mlalatry'/ Mra. i : a » t iieifj on ice 10 na iie9CPmuiricT« iwo mnes wwwj mu on aeaadal OM lad to bte dawafaM, “ Wbat yen aee ia ebal yen gel/' onnwf ddd^r tdf ^^BeWv dd vaBBj inv laiiiiie Of m curncitj iianaiiiiiieu 10 oc idae arid be baa never been te a B a l ^ eald did ‘‘If'aBbeilviaiaiMBiadbeby. :0 9 t circninted to top offfclala. proKiiBio Of rar wiw- Tammy dmft Bve aeereffyv #ebve W^ieeimg d ^ I lie ciocuifieiifs 0190 8Hvw mvi rfomi cofiimoeo iie VWVp^mi^ SlRa niiivllbaMvaM epee. Yea aee ear bemee, oar earn. l n « f Rmu wuTFPeci FroBaem ifcvgvn biri ifBiMiiBi seem be la a baavoneianal. Tbfaia«batvteare.” Adviser Robert McFnrlnne In Zone IMS of (he "We bopa all ef die people we love "We never fried to bide aayfbfng OfMarrLCbA’pregrama^wbieb Lfoeail faad-rafaiag. an nweb ivffi fdrglye na and beip ea ee bad/' Mra. BbMwr eaM. Af (be WMfe House. MOkeamna Marifa FHawator To his dismay, Harry learnad his hotai was to seen/' IMkierHifd. ffeaaidbe "FMineMly, we will net be aMe 0SIO FrioBj, BSMO on tile TOwrr Dvsra reporr raci on holding the door-to-door salesman and Ma wffo, t ammy l*^ e , iveiM to aorvtve prebaMy eix ineatba at revviiecfioije 011Q on life ciodniieimro e? meuce unre we convention. ferbive tbeir aeenaera and ware ntf tbe meM> bat Oed Maiwaya tabtag have, tofbe beat of our kaowledgefbiadlacBaaioa never getaf "to apead tbe real ef e«r fMe eareef oa," BabbereaM. Heeafdbe fooB |ii0ce...A- . ifgikAme |iieiNieiii w80 newer su?leeu a ■ a a ^01b gtori^ fim aadtdawMbareoeed"d Toll at 27, one still missing; treatment of indlvldnals be believed were aaefal In pereent. Saturday aiSM and Snaday^ meaOy daw * efforts to sM tbe Contnu, to aealat (be tJ.S. mflitary in wKbatwHIiaeiiniMeofalMMera. La«r4tto4l. fM afaaadw . Local Assemblies of God dergy Central Anwrtca or to free D.S. beriagea In Lebaaen. Cbanoeefi laapereentbotbl rnigbtaad FBI offtdela aaM no Improper special treatawat waa aecofdad fa any of tbe cnees. contractor blames Bridgeport wTHimj fHofnlflg, IMfiRvIlfgCBCCCOfflfnitlM tWISyM mornhif euneMne. Tbea becembif doody tvMb a comment on the Bakker scandal Ha Webster vote for aa hour to diaeusa la private a efianee ef afteraoea abmrera. Mt|B arennd IB. Wtod Nattoaal Security Counril nwme. Committee Chrir- becoming aoeib l# te i f mpb. Cbanee ef abewera ft Centfaned freaa gage f hoisting these floors into place material H hae atored at tbe ^VaBfV HBpBVI IBI regriTM great prMirion, If part of man DavM Bonn, D-Okla., aaM the elaaafited nwmo . pereeat. Satorday Mibt, nteatly deadly wftb a # oiMperifled reaeena ttw rity te la m ^ . Prior to ttm, It bad the riab. la rriaed faster tbea ellowed coatractore to hwpect dlaeuaaed tbejposalblllty of Norib mablag a commual- ft'a a tOMb tiffld to Jba an reeponribfe for Uw eolfapM of a catlon to the FBI. Bona m M tbe panel aatteM Heelf structure bring erected fey the another aectioa, H could buckle, debris and the alto. AaaembWea of Oed adnMdr. any pulling down the support eoiomna. comawBlcatleB never took place. An plriaUff, and borden oa unriMcaf “ Grantiag eiidaalve aotbority to tfree local paatora from that . City Building Officer Prank Mer- examine and tori evidence will iratlen source wbo declined to be aemed eaM ft behavior." dealt witb a Centn lame. Lottorv W fanwrs dcnomlaatleei. calri hM m M that three alaba were prejudlee tbe righto aad lateresto of Each day briaga new allogatidM Robbie removed from Uw coa- 'The BBI's early knowledge of North's nle In Contra structioa rite waa loaded into bring Jaeked Into place for tbe fifth otbri’ partlee, particularly eince tbe aboot dim tM u f, tbe AeaembMee through seventh floors when tbe funding canw a$ a remit of a cam In wfalcb a bemw tracka, wMcb hauled Uw debria toe plaintiff Heelf may uHlmately be Conneetleat dally ftiday: m . Play Poor: flM, VI uvbi BfBBRBf WBv lOBBB^Q BIW 19-atorv building crilape^. The determined aa the party liable for Saudi AnMan prince. Moumlren EbraMm Zadeb. Conaeeticat "Lotto" Friday 1, a, a. It. It, 17. ran tbe maltLminiea dollar U4evt- local landfill. The parta werp defraud a PMla^lpMa bank of 1115,555. marked and atored la a reatrlctod floor aMbe welgbril 115 tons Mcb. the cofiapee," Anaataal aaM la ehm abow. “ Ilw PTL CMb." mtfl Lift Frame wae reeponrible for court documenta. At tbe aanw (law. the "priaee" iwrmaded North and M raeaatly. area Men only to InveeUgaton of the llft-ilab construction at L’Am- one of Ma conmltonta, HIcbard Miller, that be waa a tbe collapae. Eglnton saM be "baa no Intention P in t tbe aceoaatlea waa adul­ Mance Plata. of doing aometMng that will Inter­ memfeer of the Saudi rmal family and waa about to l a d m tery, then poeeiMe benodexoal Tbe OccupaUopal Safety and contribute miHlona of dollars to the Contras. MeaHb Admlririratloa aald Friday In arguments befora Judge fere wHb (be ongoing Investigation invelveneiit. Bov. iorry Palwefl, Warren W. Eglnton on Friday, Lift by anyone." He eet another bearing Miller, president of International Business Cominun- It had been selected to bead the Icatlona, WmMngton public niatlona firm, contacted wbo bm iMmoi over tbe PTL CM , Frame also sought an order allow­ on tbe lawsuit for Monday a Advieo. — I f Loeel/flala. bM cbarfid that tbe ftaaaeea of tbe Inveatigatloa. OSHA arid It wfa the bank oa behalf of Zadeh. Miller bad told the FBI in given primary reaponalMHty fol­ ing its officala to Inspect concrete afternoon. .« M t Obttuenea. oriaafttBoa are la a meM, and tbat and steel token from the collapsed an earlier 1555 Interview that he did contract work for ■ I f Opinion. lowing a meeUng Thuraday be­ Bel refused to comment on the North at the National Security Council. That OBonnooe dMartae ware paid to tbe building and to Inapari the con­ lawsuit after the bearing. The Bueineae ^ . t(M t fenter ONIzena. tween atate, local and frileral Information reached (he white collar crime unit at n i Babken and otben aa boge debte struction rite. Bridgeport attonwy repreaented CburebM. .14-1« apAdA piled ttp. offldala. headquarters on June It, 1555. ClaaaMad. .4 9 ^ U.fl./WorM___ 09MA aald It waa conducting tbe Anaataal asked Eglnton to dls- the atate of Connecticut la He On July 15.1555, an agent from the WaaMngton fleM Meet reoeatly. OB Friday, the t r unsuccessful civil lawsuit against Comleo -A . Sf-9f Weabend flM dlasraced telovlalon evangellat InveaUf ation with the aaalatance of mlaa the lawsuit. office Interviewed North aboot Miller because of Cmertoimnont. tO.fr ______.PuSwityi21-M the Commerce Department'a Na­ "No suits have been started the designers of the Mlanus River MM be and bfa wife won't figbt to bridge in 1555. Mlller'a.role In the bank fraud case. m ala leadonbipof tbellMfitmtoa KSNNETH Q U8 TAF8 0 N MICHBLINO SIOCI tional Bureau of Standarda. Three against the plaintiff, no equipment 'The agent reported In a teletype message that North Investlgatora from the bureau left has been apeclfled as being lost," In the city's response to the F ft. ampin. . , . B.clBBriglng prootMi . . . pBOplB w tfB hurt aaM Miner's contract work "concerns the funtwllngof Tbe aeaadal kM toocbed tbe Uvea the site Thursday after a week of Anaataal aald. lawsuit, Anaataal Mid state prosec­ private funds to Nicaraguan freedom fighters wiw SbnrtiyBtrr airraid of moat of ttw M f Wbo attoad tbe collecting samplea. He also asked Eglnton to dlamlas utor Donald A. Browne had re­ oppoee the Sandlnlato gevernmmt." area’a three AaaemMlee of God proMema," Guatofaon Mid. dematida that it be The building uaed a llft-alab Lift Frame's request to inspect the quested a criminal Investigation of 'file agent also ren ted that North said because dealgn. Uaing the conatructlon foundations, footinga, slalM, under­ the collapse. But Browne said he U8 P8 327-fOO VOL. CVI. No. 1M cbareboa, tbe paaton m M tMa Howevor, ho agreed that the becaUM there are Juat too many "U.8. public law foriilda expenditure of governitient week. mlnletry la acrutlniaed more people bring hurt ly it. there ara method, concrete alaba are poured ground utilities, site soil and rubble waa only considering applying fora funds to aid Nicaraguan Insurgenta, it waa inadvlMMe Penny M. Slenoft, PuMlebor atored at the landfill. one-man grand Jury Inquiry. cloMly during troubled Unwe. "But juat too many poopfo having t o live at the site and then raised Into place for a member of the National Security Council (North! "Te be heneat about It, every­ Browne aald he lacked evidence to UvW^WOM.^WWw OTWIOTm vCvlWI thing about tWa ia a total embar- in thIa work, you muat be prepared with It," Mid Wilee. He m M about by hydraulic lifters set Into the 08HA on 'Thursday restricted to meet with the prince directly." Aa a result. Miller MafdgMMAMd BKetIbeM 6M poepie attend Ma church on Oak support columns. The process of access to the conatructlon site and request a criminal Inveitigatlon. was contacting Zadeh, North m M. f i a —|a » A 4 j a a . .a. > _ . J ^ ruanwnt to pm ," m M Uw Bov. to Iw wdtcbril cloariy." WoNW m. nOWflV fHIMn n. miBOWO Terry Wltea of tho Firet AaaemMy The acandal hM been parUcu- Street on moat Sundaya. Advertltlna Dtredor Preeeroeni Meneeer lariy painful for thoM wbo eboM to M ed V. AbreHle Jeenne O. Vretnenb of Ood in Eaat Hartford. "It’a vory Rlecl aald that the PTL Club ■uelfNM Menapw OlrauMlan Meneow hard to talk about It without bring Join a church bocauMthoy admired one of the trievlaed evangellata, started out aa a worthwhile evan- Paralyzed victim cries after Goetz encounter PuWfttnd d«Hy moafpt Sundty and eerWn hoM ayi by tfw dofoarive." grileal program, but become too MwinweUr PuMliMne Oe.. It frelnwd PeM. Menmedef. aald tbe Rev. MIchelIno Rlecl, who But tbe Rev. Kenneth L. Ouatof- glamouraua over the yean. resumed after a day oft Thursday. Oenn. paoto. tecend etevi podeae peie it Mendied it, Cetin. aon aald he believed that the llvee In Mancheator and Mrvea Uw NEW YORK (API - Subway gunman 'Mister, can I have IS?’" said Canty, Canty heard three more shota, and V^n^B ^BIMIr^^W fv iT^B IHBvIvvIS^B^e RVfMl0« "Tammy and JIm'a behavior on Bernhard Goetx, confronted in court for Canty, It, was shot In the chest and who added that he was unarmed and then heard the screams of the other eaperience wHb Bakker hM been a Vernon Aaaombly of God. spent 10 days In the hospital. Me testified P.O. Pm eat. Manetiiiler, Oerni. OttMO. "Some people tint become In­ telovlalon belonged more In Holly­ the first time by one of the (our young standing about three or (our feet froip three ytonhs — James Ramseur, Barry ttyeudafrtrMiiMyeurHirildbyBp.m.«Mkdiyier7n0i.m. poaitive one for hla denomination. that he and the three other victims volved aplritually through Uw TV wood than In an evangrilcaf Cbria- black men he shot, left a paralyzed the seated Ooetz. AllenJpMTDarrell Cahey. eetufdayi,.p

■y Vurfcovtkv The RepuMIcana now hare majorltlea Repuhileana. ity party are ” the beat I’ve aeen alnce ManehMttr Herald Rodertar on the three mai

wn Tbwn BiMird of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing Although the campaign haa been Republican candidatea are running for he may be moving to Vernon in aeveral Committee haa apent about ll,(IM to room, • p.m. deacribed aa a quiet one by all achool board. Thomaa A. Manning waa montlM. II,BM ao tar. K e u ^ aaid the Demo­ candidatea, Town Clerk Catherine endoraed by the OOP along with ” t think the editorial may have cratic Party haa apent from MM to Hochanum River Linear Park CMnmittee, Lelner eatimated that half of the town’a incumhenta Pamela t. Sawyer and puahed it a IlHle too tar,” Johnaon aaid. |1,MI. One Democratic candidate, L l i ^ n Center gold ro«m , 7:30 p.m. f ,N t reglatered votera will turn out on ’Thomaa D. Hooper. Each party ia Henry Kelaey, the Republican ’Down Van Buren, who’a running for Monday. She baaed her eatimate on a 4t guaranteed two aeata on the board, ao Committee chairman, aaid the chancea Boara of finance, baa Rnanced hwown Ecmomlc Development Commlsston, Lincoln percent turnout In 19M. Manning could puah out one of hla fellow that Democrata will become the major­ campaign, Kelaey aaid. Center gold room, I a.m. . ^ _ Judim’s hours, Pridw te Court building, 0:30 p.m. Independtence Day CelebratiMi Committee, Lin­ coln Center gold room, 7:30 n.m. „ Some races aren’t even races P/Bfog glBtement town of ManchesteriElghth Utilities District negotiating session, Lincoln Center hearing room, BOLTON — Votera have aeveral cholcea to make in • Zaalag CaaitmlaalaB! Voters will Meet two of the 7:30 p.m. Monday’s town election, but many of the names on the nominees, who are Democrats James C. Veltch and Irta SIhnnMn ballot do not involve contests. Here’s a rundown of the Louis Stein, and Republicans Mark Johnson and races: Arthur E. Mensing. BOLTON — An incumbent Republican candi­ • Pirst seleetman! Voters will choose between • Zoning CommlsMoa Alternate: Voters will chose date for the Zoning Board of Appeals said Priday AfMlovtr Power sBfVB Incumbent Republican Douglas T. Cheney and two candidates, onetobegln a (Our-year term this year, that Sandra Pierog, a candidate (Or Democratic Democrat Sandra W. Pierog, who Is now a selectman. the other to start a (our-year term in IMI. Candidates first selectman, unfairly criticiaed his board’s Qarald Arrowood, ownar of Arrowood cantar In Morgantown. Arrowood ra- The loser In the race can still be elected a selectman it are Republican Robert W. Peterson and Democrats actions. **Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 3 p.m. Slgna in Morganton, N.C., looks aa If ha’a placad tha sign racantly aftar taking it he or she outpolls any of the selectmen candidates. James 0. Rogers and JMm A. RIpp. In a Manchester Herald interview published down to paint it. • Selectmen! Voters will fill four seats on the board. • ZanlBg Beard et Appeals: Voters can choose any Priday, Pierog criticiaed the Zoning Board of going for a powar aarva aa ha hanga a Democratic candidates are Leland J. Stoppleworth three candidates td fill Uiree seats. The candidates are Appeals for being too quick to grant variances. giant racquat on tha wall of an athlatic and incumbent Michael Zitka. Republican nominees Republicans Ronald E. Miller, Robert R. Morra and She warned the boards that oversee development Bolton are incumbents Lawrence A. Converse III and Carl Morris Sllversteln and Democrats Henry Kelsey, to strictly enforce re la tio n s . Though she dithi’t Preuss. Because the loser in the drat selectman’s race Bernard J. Cunningham and John Prederic Awdette. list specific examptes, Pierog said there have could be elected a selectmen, there are really five • ZanlBg Beard of Appeals Alternate: Voters will been instances where the environmental impact Public Building Commission, Community Hall Rep. McKinney clings to life candidates for the four poeitions. choose two candidates, one to begin a (Our-year term of a housing developmmt was not monitored as fireplace rowm. 7:30 p.m. • Board of Pinanee:‘Ihere are three seats to be filled this year, the other to begin a four-year term in IMI. hwell as it should have been. Daniels, a hospital spokesman, said for double pneumonia. from the field of five candidates. Electors can vote for Nominees are Marian Z. Kelsey and Jacqueline A. ^ "This is the first I’ve heard of it.” said Morris Bm H of Selectmen, Community Hall. S p.m. WASHINGTON (A P) - Rep. he had no information on McKin­ any three. The two Republican nominees are Abbott for the Democrats and Jonathan M. Treat (or Sllversteln, a Republican on the Zoning Board of Stewart B. McKinney, R-Conn„ The nine-term congressman was ney’s condition and referred all incumbents William Pehllng and Raymond Ursin. The the Republicans. Appeals who is running for re-election. "Why Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m suffering from a respiratory tract admitted to the hospital April 22 for three Democrats are Judy Buonome, incumbent n Tyensnter: Republican Catherine H. Peterson is calls to the congressman’s press teats after suffering gastroenteri­ diitai’t she say something to the board?” Thunday .. ^ infection, was in "extremely se­ Charles Holland and Mary M. Van Buren. unopposed. Sllversteln said the comntent was simply rious to critical” condition Priday secretary. tis, possibly caused by food Library Board, Bentley Memorial Library, 7:30 McKinney, a chain smoker, has o Board of EdaeaHoB! Pour Board of Education n ta x Colleetar: Republican Elaine R. Potterton is campaign rhetoric. at the Washington Hospital Center, Ij^soning. p.m. suffered a aeries of serious medical seats will be filled, with five candidates vying for the unoMMaed. He added that he didn’t think the number of his press secretary said. problems, Including a heart attack That condition subsided, but a positions. The two Democrats running, Barry Stearns n Board of Tax Review: Democratic nominee tlvi J. variances granted was excessive. McKinney. 5S, Is on a respirator in 1S77. He had double-bypass heart severe cold combined with chronic and David Pernald, will be elected automatically Cannon and Republican Gwen D. Campbell will fill the “ R is untrue, it is unjust, and It is out of place,” in the hospital’s intensive care unit. surgery after that, and in No­ bronchitis created the respiratory under minority-representation rules. The three two ^ n seats. hesaid. "Eveniftherewasn’tanelectfon.itwtMld Diane Brockett, the congress­ vember 18S8, he was hosplulited infection, Brockett said. Republicans nominated to fill the other two seats are a tswB Meedag Moderator: Republican Catherine still be unjust.” Covtntry man’s press secretary, said late Thomas Manning and incumbents Pamela Sawyer and Peterson is unopposed. Friday afternoon there was no Thomas D. Hooper. Voters can choose any four but not IWBwSBy change in McKinney’s condition, Town Council, Town O ffice Building, 7:30 p.m. more than two from either party. but added, ” he’s holding his own.” • Plaaalag CommlaslOB: Incumbent Republicans She said earlier in the day that TWO REPUBUCANS W IU BE ELECTED! Human Services Committee, Town Office Build­ Renato Cocconi and John N. Esche and Democrats McKinney showed ” no improve­ How to vota for Pam Sawyer and Tom Manning. Dennis S. Eslinger and Lorraine L. Baker are ing. 0 a.m. ment overnight. He’s extremely competing for two positions. Housing Authority, on site, 7 p.m. serious to critical.” • Planalag CommlssloB Alternate: Republican Republican Town Committee, Town Office “ Basically, he’s not able to Marcia J. Manning and Democrat Paul M. Sebestyen Building, 7 p.m. absorb enough oxygen,” Brockett are running (Or the three-year term. Reserve your Ring.., said. STSth Anniversary Committee, Town Office McKinney began having dtlll- 10 n 12 Building. 7 :» p.m. jiculty breathing after doctors Rots murder trial SchoM Building Committee. Coventry High Thought his infection was clearing BOQffw BV \ School, 7:30 p.m. up, Brockett had saM Thursday. Voio (or any Four Parks and Recreation Committee, Patriot’s "The infection was under control Four to bo olactod is ready to begin Park, 7:30 p.m. and they thought it was working Not moro than TWo horn ono out, but it hadn’t been eliminated,” BRIDGEPORT (A P ) - The jury has been selected, Housing Rehabilitation Commission, Town Office Brockett said. She aaid McKinney was tested for and the murder trial of accused serial killer Michael B. Building. 7:30 p.m. Ross is set to begin Monday In Bridgeport Superior lung cancer, but there was no information on the results. Joe IIA I2 A Court. Ross. 28. a former Jewett City insurance salesman, For Mother’s Day is charged with six counts of capital felony murder in In Memoriam Dorid A aorry C. the killings of (Our teen-aged women in New London County. He faces the death penalty if convicted of any FIRST 3 STONES OliltM uriBB In loving nremory of Russell Gus­ of the New London County murders. $ 7 9 9 5 tafson, Sr., husband, dad and Re previously pleaded no contest to the killings of two grandfather who was called to rest other young women in Windham County, and hasbeen FREE May 2. MTS. M m i t m i i M. Benvlour sentenced to a total of 120 years in prison for those Deep in our hearts your ntentory 9B 12B crimes. h Maureen M. Scevlour, 34. of Cabamn. Calif., the is kept. The final (Our alternates to the 11-member Jury were daughter of Eileen and James Carson of ManchMter, N N We love you too dearly to ever Ihomot A howolo L selected Wednesday in Bridgeport Superior Court, died A ij^ IS. forwcv.w---- - where the trial was transferr^ because of extensive She lived m Manchester until moving to CalHWmta 20 Sawyoi XM/EX . MC - VISA Sweet mentories of you we will publicfty about the crimes in the New London County 7S5 Main Street years ngo. Manchester treasure fo r ^ w , area. 6 4 3 - 8 4 R 4 Besides her pareMs. she Is sarrived hy two sisicn, Longiag for you, forgetUng yon The It-member jury includes seven men and five Susan IrenWei d and Anita NtoriasM. both o f Bolton; never. I women. The alternates include three nnen and one and nemral nep^mes. women. The dbltnary in Friday’s RcraM miridentitled her Wife, Sans, DanghtersTn-law. Superior Ju

Koop knoekt AtD8-t«tt plan Ex-Dominlean pmlSmt Sm « but Israeli coalition in trouble SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — Former WASHINGTON — Surgeon General C. Everett Koop TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Peres, leader of the left-of-center said the PLO Is the sole leglUmate President Salvador Jorge Blanco asked Venesuela for Labor Party, has said that an representative of the Palestinians. on PrMay critlciied the mandatory AIDS teatlng political asylum Friday, claiming he was being Foreign Minister Shimon Peres and promoted by Education Secretary WlUlam J. Bennett, Jordan’s King Hussein have agreed International conference is the next The official would not say how the persecuted and could not get a fair trial on corruption step toward peace and that the Palestinian issue was resolved. saying mandatory teats would cause those vulnerable charges. on guidelines for Arab-Israeli to the deadly disease "to go underground." peace talks and the issue is government should cease to exist If "Giving details now will only Jorge Blanco took refuge Thursday with his wife and It blocks peace moves. Jeopardise any chance for move­ Koop did not directly address Bennett's call lor two children in the residence of Venesuelan Ambassa­ expected to reach a showdown In mandatory blood teats for hospital patients, engaged the Israeli Cabinet next week, a In Amman, the capital of Jordan, ment,” he said. dor Abel ClavIJo Ostos. a senior Jordanian official Indl- * He also would not say where or couples, prisoners and immigrants. But he was asked "1 have taken the serious decision to ask political senior government official said at a House subcommittee hearing whether he Friday. cated some progress was made in bow the accord was reached, but asylum from the government of Venesuela through its efforts to start peace talks but Israeli news reports said Peres met supported mandatory testing for acquired Immune ambassador in Santo Domingo, convinced that not He said Peres and Hussein, with deficiency syndrome. U.S. help, vgreed on a document of stressed that Jordan’s basic posi­ secretly with Hussein in London doing so would offer an opportunity to those who are tions remain unchanged on the last month. "I think it would be a tremendous undertaking," he pursuing me right now from (positions of) power,” understanding which called tor said. "The yield would be disappointing. The system convening an International confer­ issue. Jordan has said an interna­ "It’s not a contract that’s been Jorge Blanco said in an open letter to the Dominican tional conference is needed to signed,” he said. "We’re still In thO could force people to go underground." people published in Friday’s newspapers. ence preceding direct negotiations between Israel and Jordan. pressure Israel to give up land In process of shaping it up. But there is His comments to foreign repor­ return tor peace. agreement on these Issues, if the Affair forctt chlaf to quit Cop, one* dltmltMd, now h*ro ters were the first government The Jordanian, like the Israeli Israeli Cabinet will accept It, then confirmation that Peres and Jor­ official, spoke on condition of we will move forward.” DENVER — Police Chief Tom Coogan has resigned PHILADELPHIA - A police officer dismissed 3>A dan reached an accord. anonymity. Participants In an International as head of Denver's l.MO-member police force, saying years ago after he was arrested in a barroom brawl, But Prime Minister Yitshak The Israeli said Peres and conference are expected to include he had shown poor Judgment by having an affair with a only to be rehired after he was acquitted, was a hero Shamir was not expected to ap­ Hussein also agreed on the nature Israel, the Arab countries and the policewoman. Mayor Federico Pena said Friday. Friday after rescuing a family of seven from their prove. That could lead to collapse of of Palestinian representation in a five permanent members of the Chief Tom Coogan quit because his conduct had burning home. Israel’s contentious, 2>/t-year-old conference. U.N. Security (touncil —the United failed his own high standards, said Pena, who accepted JapariMB Primt Minlsttr Nakason* (laft) tura atatamanta Friday morning In ’Tve seen the lowest of lows and highest of highs In coalition government. That Issue has long been a major States, the , France, the resignation Thursday. this Job," said Officer Philip Riehl Jr. Shamir, leader of the right-wing stumbling block to peace talks. Britain and China. Coogan, SI, admitted to Pena that' ‘after proceedings faoaa Praaldant Raagan following dapar* Rbaa Qardan at tha Whita Houaa. Riehl broke into the burning home Thursday and Likud bloc, has opposed convening Israel has refused to negotiate Secretary of State George P. to end his marriage had ended he had formed a awakened a couple on the first floor. He then roused a broad-based conference. Likud with the Palestine Liberation Or­ Shultz told Peres in a telegram personal relationship with a female officer in the their five children on the second floor, carrying the ministers meeting Friday reiter­ ganisation, which it views as a Friday that the was department," the mayor said. youngest two down the stairs under his arms and ated their opposition to the idea. terrorist group. The Arabs have determined to push for peace Reagan: trade gap to narrow through a flaming doorway. Israel bombs Canada*! pramlara maka daal WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ Reagan said: "1 am supportive of making Issue between the two J*w facM d*naturalliatlon ONLY THE REPUBLICANS OFFER A CNOICEI TORONTO — A tentative deal reached by Prime dent Reagan said Friday he was thoM positive actions and optimis­ countries, Reagan said that in WASHINGTON - Denaturalisation proceedings How to vote tor Tom Manning and Dye Hooper. Minister Brian Mulroney and the 10 provincial optimistic the United States will tic that we will soon see the mid-May he would review Japa­ should begin within weeks against a 75-year-old Jewish guerrilla sites premiers was hailed Friday as a breakthrough that begin narrowing its crushing trade situation begin to improve.” nese compliance with an agree­ man who allegedly collaborated with the Nails as a deficit with Japan, and he told For his part, Nakasone acknowl­ ment on trade in computer chips to SIDON. Lebanon (AP) — Israeli will unite Quebec with the other provinces and give concentration camp inmate, the Justice Department war Jets blasted Palestinian guer­ them all a greater voice in national affairs. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Naka- edged that "huge current account see If he could lift the $100 million In said Friday. sone he hopes to lift sanctions (trade) Imbalances could bring punitive too percent tariffs against rilla bases near this southern port The leaders agreed In principle Thursday to five Jacob Tannenbaum, who came to the United States city Friday, killing 13 people and 11 12 demands made by QuebM before it signs the 1001 against HOO million worth of about Mtrioua consequences for the Japan for allegedly violating the from Poland In 1040, would be the first Jew to face 10 Japanese products “as soon as health of the world economy. It is pact. wounding 35 In their heaviest air Constitution Act, which added to the constitution a losing his U.S. citisenship for alleged Nasi collabora­ raid this year, police said. ioord of Education charter recognising the nation’s multicultural possible.” necessary to rectify this situation." Nakasone, who had called the tion, said John Ruuell, a Justice Department Reagan and Nakasone ended two Six gum illa command poets V*e for any Pour heritage. As the two leaders met, the sanctions “sore thorns" Thursday, spokesman. Tannenbaum, who became a citlien in days of talks with a White House repeated a plea that they "should belonging to the three main factions Pour to be olectod In Ottawa, Mulroney said the deal will “strengthen Japanese Finance Ministry an­ 1055, is a retired dairy worker living In Brooklyn, N. Y.. of Yasser Arafat’s Palestine Liber­ the federal nature of Canada.” declaration calling for cooperation, nounced that Its global trade be withdrawn promptly.” While Russell said he could not detail the crimes of Not more Ibon Two from one not protectionism, to solve eco­ Reagan said, "lUrm y hope that ation Organisation were destroyed The agreement “represents the best features of a surplus soared to a record $101.4 which Tannenbaum is suspected, he said the Justice In the 55-minute attack on Sidon’s vital federal system, one which I believe responds to nomic disputes that have spurred billion Itt-tte fiscal year that ended with tte Venice summit coming up, Department has been investigating the case since 1070. tough congressional measures our ongoing review of the semicon­ refugee camps of Ein el-Hllweh and the aspirations of Canadians In every comer of the March SlJ The surplus had been Mieh Mieh, police said. country,” the prime minister told the House of against Japan. $01.1 billi^ in the previous year, ductor agreement will demonstrate 12A The president also called for a persuasive pattern of com­ ' Minister tlr*d of b*lng good A PLO spokesman said six 11A Commons after a standing ovation. according to Japanese statistics. f ilte r s and seven civilians were regular annual U.S.-Japanese sum­ pliance, thereby allowing the remo­ DALLAS — A minister who was about to be mit meetings to solve msputes. U.S. figures put the Japanese- killed. "Among them were two lorry E. American gap at OSO.O billion In val of the sanctions as soon as questioned concerning the near-strangling of his wife David A. po^M e." children less than 4 years of age," PomaM “Both Japan and the United Japan’s favor In the past year. took a'drug overdose Friday in what authorities called he said, speaking on condition of Moteow*! May Day faativa States recogniie that the current The two leaders are scheduled to an apikrent suicide attempt. R ^an hailed assertions by meet in Venice In early June for the anonymity. The mood was festive in Moscow for the annual May trade imbalance is politically un­ The/Rev. Walker Ralley was in critical condition It was the highest toll of Israel’s Day parade Friday, but police broke up gatherings in sustainable and requires urgent Nakasone that Japan would take annual seven-nation economic after/toking the pills at Presbyterian Hospital, where steps designed to expand foreign summit. IS air raids this year. Poland, Sri Lanka and South Africa. In Thailai^, a attention." Reagan said in a Roae he had been since his wife, Margaret, was hospitalised In Tel Aviv, an Israeli army m ndstand collapsed. Injuring 17 people during a rally Garden farewell to the Japanese sales in his country and show more A senior U.S. official, briefing following the assault 10 days ago, said Deputy Police 11B 12B willingness to help solve the world’s reporters on condition of anonym­ statement-said all planes returned in a park. leader. Chief Marlin Price. She remains in a coma. safely. Chinese officials used the occasion to continue a economic problems, notably by ity, said Reagan made no promises In a lengthy letter found by police, Ralley wrote that After listening tor two days to raising $10 billion in new funds for on the issue to Nakasone. "I think According to police and reporters Thomas A. Pamela I. campaign against Weeteraisation, while South Africa he was tired of pretending to be good, that demons have at the scene, six F-16 fighter- Thomas D. banned outdoor rallies by black unions. Nakasone's proposals to open his loans to impoverished nations. the Japanese understand that we been inside him for years and that suicide was the best country’s markets to imports. On the most immediate trouble­ cannot do more," the official said. bombers attacked at 4:35 p.m., Thousands of Muscovites watched the traditional way out. The Dallas Morning News said, quoting firing dotens of rockets on the two irocesslon of floats and marchers with banners and unnamed sources. Officials would not comment on the camps and nearby hills. ftiowers that filed past top Communist Party officials contents of the note. The Jets fired 15 rockets into the and thousands of government-invited guests in Red PaM (or by the Bolton RepubHean Town Committee. main square of Mieh Mieh, where Thomas A. Manning, Treasurer. Square. Japanese surplus shrinking Unlt*d Luth*r*ns *l*ct bishop most of the casualties occurred. Similar marches were held in provincial capitals nationwide. May Day is one of the biggest Soviet TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s trade based Lloyds Bank. $53.6 billion for the 1$$$ calendar COLUMBUS, Ohio — Minnesota Bishop Herbert W. holidays, and this year it marked the start of a surplus leaped 45 percent in dollar The merchandise trade surplus in yepr, which ended three months Chilstrom was elected Friday after two days of close three-day weekend. o terms to a record $101.4 billion in the fiscal year ended March 31 was earlier than Japan’s fiscal year, up voting to head the newly merged Evangelical Lutheran the last fiscal year, but the volume up from M1.4 billion the previous from $43.7 billion in 1M3. The two Church in America, and said the new church promised ROGAL and HAMILTON COMPANY of the surplus is actually beginning year, the ministry said. nations’ statistics often differ a stronger voice for faith. to shrink, the Finance Ministry Japan’s current account surplus somewhat. Accepting the presiding bishop’s post, he said the Pop* boatlflM Jowith-bom nun reported Friday. — a broader measure — totaled a Japan’s trade surplus with Eu­ new church must move "into the storms of the world” ^ ' Of Connecticut, Inc. COLOGNE, West Germany — Pope John Paul II The announcement came while record $N.7 billion in the fiscal rope wasx$l$.l billion, up 43.3 to proclaim Christ’s saving message of peace. Justice beatified a Jewish-bom nun who was gassed in the Nasi Prime Minister Yasuhiro Naka- year, up from $35.0 billion the percent m m a year earligr, Kyodo and compassion. y death camp at Auschwits, and he urged Christians and Bone was in Washington, seeking to previous year. The current account quoted ^ officials as aa^ng. Chilstrom, a synod bishop of the former Lutheran HAS MOVED TO NEW QUARTERS Jews to unite against "all new forms of anti- soften congressional anger over measures trade in goods but also In yen torpis, the overall surplus Church in America (LCA), won on the ninth ballot over Semitism." Japan’s huge trade surplus with the indudes aervices and other capital rose about 15 percent during the Bishop David W. Preus, former head of the American AT As the spiritual leader of the world's IM mlUion United States. transfers. fiscal year, not 64 percent, Teru- Lutheran Church (AL£), by 636411. Roman Catholics spoke at a soccer stadium Friday, Japanese exports are shrinking The report did not give a hiko Mano, a director of the about LIM leftistt and Greens chanting "Pope, gk in terms of tite home currency, breakdown of trade figures by government’s Bank of Japan, said THE WATKINS CENTRE BUILDING loet!” marched to OologiK’s Gothic cathedral to although they are growing rapidly country. However, Kyodo News in a televiBion interview. Plan*! collld* ov*r Orlando protest Vaticon opposition to abortion, birth control in dollar terms becauae of the Service quoted unidentified Fi­ The lower value of the dollar 935 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut and divorce. dollar's plunging value against the nance Ministry sources as saying obscures changes in trading patt­ ORLANDO, Fla. — A World War Il-era skywriting The crowd, including naked women and a naked Japanese yen. Finance Ministry the trade surdus with the United erns, economists say. For example. plane and another small aircraft collided and crashed man, dispersed peacsftilly after an hourlong rally. oftldala toM reporters. States touted $$l billion tor the It Japan sells tower videocassetto Friday, killing tour people aboard the planes and I A Roman CatMie Chur^ burned down early Friday “In yen tenns, the numhetsdon’t flacal year, up M. 1 percent from the recorders to the United States, but showering a subdivision with wreckage, authorities Our phone number remains the same — 643-1155. in the teom of Huerth, Just a mile from the stadium, and look nearly aa astesome," said previous year. each one costa tar more in dollars, said. a police official there said it eras caused "in great Robert Chandteaa, chief economist According to U.S. figures, the Japan's surplus seems to Amort- No one on the ground was injured. probability" Iqr arson. in the New York office of London- U.S. trade dafleit with Japan waa cans to bo going up instoad of down. BUSINESS BnrincM in Brief Prime may rise even further, Cxchtng« It of mututl bontfH gloomy economists predicting Stock traders play hIgh-stakes dominoes DETROIT (AP) — No business can survive without profits. NEW YORK (AP) - Major saying he wished it hadn’t hap­ But. says C.J. Silas, chairman and chief executive banks raised their prime rate to 6 pened and his chief ' spokesman By Cliet Currier officer of Phillips Petroleum. “It’s always been my Prime Lending markets. value index was up 3.27 at 328.17. percent on Friday, pushing It a calling it a step toward economic The Assocloted Press Traders responded unhappily on feeling that no business can succeed—for long — if Its harmony and stability. Volume on the Big Board averagixl MARKET UPDATE profits come at the expense of other people or society in quarter-point higher for the second Wednesday when the House passed an 163.M million shares a day, againi time in a month in response to Rate NEW YORK — Stock traders these amendment to pending trade legislation against Activity tor the «vook of general. ifleagan. at a Ceromony lor days find themselyes playing a hlgb- 171.66 million the week before. “Instead.” he told the Economic Club of Detroit surging open market rates and the that is intended to force nations that run The volatile mixture of circumstances APRIL 27. MAY 1 Federal Reserve's tightening of Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro stakea game of financial dominoes. large trade surpluses with the United recently. ”1 think long-term business success comes Nakasone, was asked about the The tone for the stock market lately now confronting the markets has only through a mutually beneficial exchange of values credit. States to reduce those surpluses. produced an unusual phenomenon — a The Increases raised the bench­ i increases by Citibank and Chase has been set by interest-rate swings In Daily Dow closes through profits that are generated by providing The Reagan admlnlstriition opposes Ughtening of credit by the Federal mark to a level not seen since last MayII. 1.1 Manhattan and replied, ”I wish the bond market. Bond traders, in turn, products and services that have real value. the Idea and, evidently, so do many Wall Reserve with the stated hope of 2 4 0 0 summer, and economists say x 1987 1 they hadn’t.” are taking their cue from the dollar's Streeters, fearing that such action could ups and downs In foreign exchange. preventing a significant rise in interest further increases could be in the 9% a.o%J intensify trade tensions with Japan. rates. offing, even If market rates stabil- 1 White House spokesman Marlin To ensure that things stay compli­ Meanwhile, Just when hopes began to 2 3 5 0 HMrd bteoinM Mnlor offictr FItxwater, asked about the presi­ cated, there is a heavy measure of birth Usually, of course, a move toward a IM Just slightly higher than present mount that interest rates were ready to tM iter credit policy is associated with Beth H. Heard of Manchester has been promoted to levels. [ dent’s statement, said; ”We hope international and domestic politics ease off, leading money-center banks that this increase in rates, which thrown In. And don’t leave out the the Idea of restraining economic growth senior Investment officer at Society for Savings In "There could even be another 6% 1 raised their prime rates from 7.7S to keep It at a sustainable pace. 2 3 0 0 Hartford. quarter point (prime rate) increase should be helpful in preserving the banking industry, which has been percent to g percent on Friday. dramatic gains that we have made pushing up the prime lending rate In Heard started her career at Society In February 1966 M ore too long based on the This time, however, the Fed Is seeking when she Joined the bank as liquidity manager In the (banks’) cost of funds,” said against Inflation, will be temporary recent weeks. “The financial nurkets have become 7% in nature.” almost entlreW focused on global to provide support for the dollar with a Securities Investment Gordon Pye, chief economist for The key to this multi-part riddle, most slight ‘‘snugging up “ of credit issues,” said Oreg Smith, analyst at Department. She was Irving Trust Co., a New York bank. 1 I • IV 1 s ■ IV ”We never like to see interest analysts agree, lies In the trade and conditions. promoted to liquidity of­ 1L_ financial relationship between the Uni­ Prudential-Bache Securities. The prime rate Is used as a base t9M t990'“--- - rates go up,” FlUwatersaM. “This ted States and Japan. ficer In October 1964. (or setting interest on a variety of Is a cordinated action in the sense "I believe there has been genuine ‘rao apparent reasoning behind this A graduate of Man­ credit, generally for corporate and Nose; EacntwfAsenssown Many Wall Streeters were heartened action Is that, given a stable dollar, prtms rals: maiof bar*s lend K> set the monetary authoritieB of Japan hysteria surrounding these issues. My chester High School, government business. But it has and the United States have dis­ this past week when Prime Minister conclusion is that eventually the ob­ open-market Interest rates will also Iteard received her asso­ taken on greater significance (or sMar rales and (flange them as Yasuhiro Nakasone told President level off or even decline. If the dollar me same fSne. May i change shoem cussed this as well as the lowering servers will become less emotional, and ciate’s degree from Man­ consumers In recent years as banks of rates in Japan,” he said. Reagan that steps were be taken to things will generally look more keeps slumping, the argument goes, chester Community Col­ and savings Institutions have used W lor ewbarW orSy lower Interest rates In Japan. rates might well shoot upward of their positive.” own accord. M T lege and her bachelor’s It to set variable Interest rates on “Nevertheless, we do hope It’s a Such an action would presumably degree In business ad­ loans r.-inglhg from credit cards to Open market interest rates that had temporary action and will give us make the yen less attractive, and thus Indeed, events seemed to be going in squeexed their profit margins by the dual benefit of keeping inflation give a boost to the dollar. Thus it came about that the bond Highest close 2 2 8 6 .3 0 - Thur ministration from Bry­ second mortgages. that direction in the past week as the market greeted the news of credit- ant College. She Is mar­ Citibank, the nation's largest, raising their costs of borrowing under control and at the same time But some analysts remained skepti­ stock market broke a three-week losing Week s high 2 3 1 4 ^ -Tlm r ried to Peter Heard and Is money. going back down again within a cal, saying they wanted to see action to tightening with a strong rally that was the first to announce Friday’s streak. The Dow Jones average of M pushed Interest rates lower — proof, if Lowest dose 2 2 3 0 .5 4 < Mon the daughter of Mr. and rate .ncrease, and other major "The rise was really a foregone short period of time.” back up that promise. They also noted industrials climbed 4S.0S to 2,gg0.40. Mrs. Robert D. Harrison conclusion.” said Norman Robert­ that no political leader can give orders anyone needed it, that almost any banl.j quickly followed. The New York Stock Exchange combination of events is possible In the Week s low 2 1 8 6 .5 4 . Mon of Manchester As with the March 31 increase in son, chief economist (or Mellon Market Interest rates, and many to the investors who ultimately deter­ composite Index rose 3.27 to 162.64, and. Bank In Pittsburgh. consumer borrowing rates such as mine what happens in any of the financial markets provided that Inves­ Week's change Up 4 5 .0 3 the prime, which raised the rate to the American Stock Exchange market tors’ expectations are lined up right. 7.78 percent from 7.8 percent, the The White House gave varying mortgages, already were at their No funny monty banks were reacting to increases In reactions, with President Reagan highest levels In more than a year. In driver's prise Business in Brief Beth H. Heard Bl o o m f ie l d - wai­ Checks arrive monthly, but ter Harris 8r. found he Wait and see, says local banker could win more than "funny money” playing Monopoly Sale agreement terminated QDES’nONi I the value of your Investment. But 8l the McDonald’s restaurant at 398 Cottage Grove An officer of the Manchester trying to show a profit despite He Bald he hae received notice invested Road. branch of ComFed Savings Bank overseas loans that have not been from Ford Motor Co. within the past it Is unrealistic to expect mutual The Bloomfield resident, a bus driver for Connecti­ NEW HAVEN — An agreement to sell the Industrial 610,000.04 in a funds to produce 12 percent total predicted Friday that the increase profitable. couple of days that rates will Tire and Assembly Business Division of ArmtekCorp.. bond mutual cut Transit, won 61.000. In the prime lending rate by most He said large banks based in remain the same. performance every year In the The contest was being conducted In more than 7.100 to a susidlary of Dyneer Corp., was term inate, fund on Dec. 8, future. Keep an eye on your major United States Banks will not metropolitan cities have more than Vorst said that F o ^ and other Armtek announced today. 1966, and told In v e s to r s ’ McDonald’s restaurants in the United States. In have an Immediate affect on the half of their loans overseas. major automakers ji(ni continue to investment by checking the state­ cooperation with Parker Brothers, manufacturers of The company said It would .continue to pursue the the broker I ments the fund sends to you. If the local rates for commercial loans. Hachey said the domestic loan offer special (Inatidng rates (or sale of the business to other parties. wished to re­ G u id e the original Monopoly game. More than 76 million Joseph Hachey, vice president demand has not risen. specific models of vehicles. The va lue of your In vestment goes into a game boards and nearly a half-billion game pieces Ford rate (or those vehicles is 3.9 Armtek markets products under the Armstrong. ceive 6100 a William A. Doyle long decline, be prepared to reduce (or commercial loans at ComFed, Michael Vorst, finance manager Blackstone. Copolymer and Dayco brand names And month. The were distributed to McDonald’s customers, who were said he does not expect any (or Moriarty Bros., a Llncoln- percent. The rate Increases for your withdrawals by taking eligible (or prizes valued at more than 640 million. supplies systems, modules and parts engineered^ checks have monthly checks of less than 6100. immediate drastic effect on com- Mercury and Mazda dealer, said he loans of longer periods. automotive and Industrial applications. ' been arriving , merlclal loans which are normally does not expect factory financing For short periods, the special monthly, but on l i B I about 2 percent above the prime rates (or automobiles to rise, but rate is below the bank rate of 10 or Linton namfd vict prealdont 10.8 percent. each is written “withdrawal re­ mutual funds — except money QUESTION: A broker said that if rate. bank rates may. UAL changee name to Allegit demption.” I called the broker and market mutual funds — move up I invest 610,000 In a mutual fund. It R. Bruce Linton of Manchrster has been named vice But Hachey said that If other area asked if this means the money is will pay me 9 percent and my banks raise their rates. ComFed ‘ ‘I*® parent company of and down, depending on market president of investments for Cheshire Management United Airlines, officially changed its name Friday to coming off my principal. He said It conditions. principal will not be touched. Can Company. Inc.. CMC President Randall C. Mathieson will probably follow suit. Allegis Corp. Is, because I requested monthly If the share value of your fund this be true? has announci^. On Friday, several major banks The action followed a vote approving the change by payments. rises and that increase in value plus Linton had served as assistant vice president of Increased their prime lending rate Does this mean my investment is investments. He lives on Tanner Street with his wife. from 7.78 percent to 8 percent. rpim B ilinTflw about 73 percent of the shareholders Thursday dividends and capital gains distri­ ANSWER: A fair number of Allegis, pronounced Uh-lee’-Jis, has two roots: being diminished? butions equals the amount of your Joan, and two daughters. Aryn and Beth. Hachey said that normally an mutual funds are paying 9 percent CMC is a Wallingford-based real estate Investment increase In demand (or loans miegiance and aegis, meaning under the protection of withdrawals, the value of your in dividends alone. Virtually all ^ a irm a n and Chief Executive Officer Richard J. ANSWER: Not necessarily. It's investment will remain unchanged. banking firm. It was founded In 1978. and has acuulred sparks a Jump in the prime rate. clear you have a “periodic withdra­ funds have had total performance But he said there has been no Painting & Decorating of Connecticut Inc. Ferris has called the change “a vital component of the If the total of the gain in share of dividends, capital gains distribu­ and managed about 11.800 apartment units and over company’s strategic redirection,” identifying it as a wal plan” with the mutual fund. value, dividends and capital gains one million square feet of commercial space (or 81 increase In demand In the past two Under that arrangement, some of tions and gain In share value a good years. “ Where e Job la Never To Small" full-service travel company rather than just an airline distributions exceeds your withdra­ deal better than 9 percent during limited partnerships. concern. the shares you own in the fund — wals, the value of your investment Hachey said he thinks the In­ both full and fractional shares — the extended bull market that crease comes about because the Chicago-based Allegis also owns Herts Corp., Westin wilt Increase. began back in 1982. • SpBclallzing In Interlor/Exterior Painting Hotel Co. and Hilton International Co. It will trade are redeemed each month, in order On the other side of the coin, if the S tito probos PAW chomicolt biggest banking Institutions are under the symbol AEG on the New York Stock to provide the money for the check. total of the three is lower than your No one can accurately forecast • Old and New Construction Exchange. When the fund declares a divi­ ' EAST HARTFORD — State environmental officials withdrawal, the value of your how well, or how badly, funds will are Investigating whether toxic chemicals in certain • Residential, Commercial, Industrial dend and/or capital gains distribu-. investment will drop and gradually do in the future. Mutual funds and tion, that money is automatically Pratt A Whitney machines used by workers exceed 15.645’>‘* S I will be eroded by the monthly brokers selling fund shares are MCOSM NUO OU*nT(M.Y m u.s. doumw • RefInIsh Aluminum Siding ^ h t ar»a lawyara honorad reinvested to buy more full and checks you receive. specifically prohibited from mak­ acceptable levels and whether a fine should be fractional shares for you. imposed. J.R MORGAN & CO Your 6100 monthly checks — ing such predictions. G. Scott Deshefy, coordinator of the PCB Toxics noMSM n«Ti Quality Workmanship QuaranteedI Eight area attorneys who participate in the Judicial You should see that, if the 61,200 a year — on a 610,009.44 Department’s adjudication programs were honor^on withdrawals you’re making exceed Group of the Department of Environmental Protec­ AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR investment work out to a withdra- tion, said If the agency determines the machines .-V 40 A Progress Drive Bldg. 4 Friday, a spokesman at the state department said the dividends and capital gains wal'rate of Just under 12 percent. NOTES Concurrently, administrative Judges will be recog­ distributions on your account, the exceed federal limits on PCBs. fines may be imposed. Manchester, Conn. For the last several years, most "My feeling Is that if the consent agreement has been AAA by Moody's ind SAP nising the efforts of attorneys ip their various dispute number of shares you own will mutual funds have posted “total resolution programs by awarding of special certifi­ diminish. And the total value of violated, the original penalty should be instituted.” The Call Today cates of commendation. performance” — gains in share e m e r g e n c y your investment also will shrink value plus dividends and capital Fire — Police — Medicel Deshefy said Thursday. Jameson Group, me Area attorneys who were honored in Tolland include assuming the fund’s per-share Pratt & Whitney paid a 628,000 fine in 1968 for CM.L TOOM ron M.X. tut MCTS 1^ 6 4 3 -9 4 8 9 ^ gains distributions — of better than violating federal regulations governing the use of Malcolm F. Barlow. Bruce S. Beck. Martin B Burke value remains unchanged. 12 percent. Unless you picked a DIAL 911 i-ioo-uBA-asBO - exts E-ae Free Estimates — Fully Insured Johq W. Cooney, Raymond F. Parlato. Atherton b ’ We cannot, however, make that PCBs, or polychlorinated biphenyls, which are Msmbet NASD stxl SIPC clunker ^of a mutual fund, your In Mancheeter suspected carcinogens Ryan. Kathlwh D. Stingle and John H. Yeomans assumption. The share values of all withdrawals have npt diminished >1 I I Many shelves contain contaminated rtiaaf OMNION the United States Israel is another cointry that uaea WABHfflGTON > moved aro wiunhh d0 t r a c M down by military guards, seleetlng the enm m What yen don't of the Israeli Defense Force for the about the Imported hwpectors. "inspectors were not normally prestlgioos embassy assignmeirts. meat and petdtry you That, of course, was supposed to be boy at your super­ aware that foreign meat products bad the U.S. system, too. House ignores market — or eat in a Jack entered the United States until the restaurant— could hurt products were presented for inspec­ you, according to a A n d e t a o B tion, an event that could occur weeks Not iMl flk tftflcN the fallibility recent Agricoltore De­ after the product bad entered," the report states. "Bashing" our foreign trade partment report, it ac­ partners is an easy way (or politicians knowledges that the The investigators found, for exam­ to feel good and mpke headlines at th e ' agency’s controls are ple, that 11 million pounds of froxen same time, but it is probably of our system inadequate to keep foreign meat had been shipped to hindering the search (or a solution to tainted meat from reaching Ameri­ ted for use in the United States,” the various points from Oakland, Calif., the nation's growing trade deficit. When Joseph Brown, a former death-row can consumers. report said. without inspection. Part of the origi­ The report, prepared by the depart­ For example, the drug Abendasol, nal incoming shipment had thawed Commerce Department sources say Inmate, testified before the Legislature’s that even if foreign govemmenU ment'^ Inspector general, does not say banned as a carcinogen in this country before it reached Oakland, making it Judiciary Committee last month, many stopped their export subsidies srnd how much of the 2 billion pounds of two years ago, is still used on sheep in unfit to e i^ Inspectors had to work opponents of capital punishment believed the removed their import barriers imme­ meat Imported each year is contami­ Australia. The Aussles also allow overtime traekins down the dispersed diately and totally, it would reduce the state was well on its way to becoming the first nated. But sources tdd our associate higher levels of some dangerous shipment. U.S. trade deficit by a mere 10 to abolish the death penalty since the Corky Johnson that S percent, or IM chemicals, like DDT, to be present in "Uninspected meat could enter the percent. Other deeply rooted prob-. Supreme Court upheld its constitutionality in million pounds, is a fair estimate of their meaf. United States and either not be lems remain, and there are no easy ' the taimed meat products. Animal herds often are not quaran­ detected or not be detected in time to answers. For example, the only way Brown spent 12 years on Florida a death ’’ (The) Food Safety and Inspection tined for inspection in the exporting -prevent uninspected items from en­ Latin American countries can pay off row for the rape and murder of a Tampa Service does not have reasonable countries, and inspections may not tering U .,8 . commerce," the report their massive foreign debts is to assurance that systemic problems in meet Agricoltore Department stand­ said. shopkeeper bmore the 11th U.S. Circuit Court curtail imports. • oif Appeals overturned his conviction last year exporting countries' inspection pro­ ards. In New Zealand, the report Even when Impdrted meat is grams are detected and corrected," notes, inspections for chemical re­ properly presented for inspection, because it determined a key prosecution eighfof the 21 inspection sites aren’t witness had lied. the report states. “ ’This in turn sidues are done only on certain days increases the risk that'unauthorixed on a regular schedule, allowing adequately equipped for the Job. One OutctalMl Infragtruclur* Brown's dramatic testimony about the ranchers to bring contaminated herds Insp^ion site, (or example, was- meat is Imported into the United The recent collapse of a bridge on fallibility of the legal system under which he to the stockyards on days when they 'passing Judgment on froxen meat States” the New York State Thruway was a was sentenced to me was believed to have know there will be no inspection. It is even though it was approved only to tragedy that could easily be repeated swayed some state lawmakers in favor of a also possible, the Investigators found, inspect fresh vegetables. '* MUCH OF U.S. meat Imports almost anywhere in the countiV. The for shippers to obtain fake Certificates bill that would have eliminated the death originate in Australia and New stark (act is that the nation's bridges signifying that bad meat is acceptable penalty and substituted life in prison without Zealand, and those are also the Soeurlfig our ombiMlM. and highways are showing signs of countrieji where U.S. inspectors found for export to the United States. possibility of parole. Spurred by Congress to prevent any age. and won’t be able to. stand up Instead, the House of Representatives on many of the problems. much longer to the wear and tear ON THIS SIDE of the ocean, the future Marine sex-aAd-spy scandals Wednesday approved a bill that would make it A major concern is that cancer- inflicted on them. For example, investigators reported, controls are at U.S. missions, the State Depart­ causing drugs are used in animals in government experts estimate that S3 easier for ttie suite to execute the Joseph so lax that meat refused can be ment has., been studying the security both countries. Residues of the drugs percent of the highway bjridges in Browns of the world. The bill passed by the reshlpped for another try. Once in the techniques used by other countries to Wanted: a new foreign policy can be passed on to people who eat the Alabama have structural defects, House would allow Juries to weigh mitigating United States, another shell game safeguard their embassies from hu­ meat. man frailty. ’The experts found that while in Maine U percent of the roads factors in deciding whether to sentence a "W e found that (these countries) permits meat to be shipped to the Soviet Union uses older military need major repairs. It would take |265 defendant to death. F o llo w in g were routinely using and, in some different transfer points without and Investments with Europe and men as embassy guards, who are also billion to bring the nation's bridges Under current law, the presence of a single Preildont cases, not testing (or animal drugs inspection. Records showed that last Japan. members of the intelligence service. and highways up to snuff. mitigating factor prohibits the death penalty. Roosevelt's Gorbachev seems to under­ and pesticides which wqre not permlt- year more than 2N,000 pounds of meat Despite the hope Brown's testimony offered death in April stand that upgrading the Soviet 1S4S, as World economy and international eco­ death-penalty opponents, the House vote War 11 drew to George should come as no surprise to anyone who has nomic position are more impor­ its conclusion, McGovern tant than an open-ended arms observed the changing attitudes of Americans the new presi­ High court, city devaiue biacks toward crime and punishment. race with the United States. dent, Harry In a recent issue of the World The desire to understand and eliminate the Truman, said Policy Journal, Jerry W. Sanders By Chuck Stono number of blacks than whites sent­ position; roots of crime has been replaced by a he felt as enced to the electric chair. and Sherle R. Schweanlnger "Where the discretion that is though "the But in the sanctuary of ethnocentric wild-West mentality that condones violence summarised the emerging Soviet “ Equal justice for all’’ was dealt a fundamental to our criminal process sun, Die moon, fanaticism blacks see no contradic­ perpetrated in the name of Justice. It is that position as outlined at the 37th distressing setback recently when the is involved, we decline to assume that and the stars had all fallen on my five-star general^ad the knowl­ tion in their refusal to condemn a mentality that elevated Bernard OoeU to Party Congress, the first at which U.S. Supreme Court ruled that death- what is unexplained is invidious. head." edge and political clout to keep black mayor for one of history’s most something of a national hero after he shot four Gorbachev presided; penalty laws are constitutional even "The Constitution does not' require By 19M, Truman, with no the Pentagon in check, but no barbaric acts against black people. “ In essence the Soviet Union when statistics document a racially that a state eliminate any demonstra­ youths henelleved were about to rob him on a previous deep experience in other president was abie to I was at that site in 198S when a openly declared that Its economic biased application. ble disparity that correlates with a New Yoric subway train in 19M. Goets foreign affairs, had laid the basis control military spending. police helicopter bombed the MOVE health would take precedence But next month black Philadelphi­ potentially irrelevant factor in order received much public support following the for a foreign policy the United Meanwhile the Soviets, with a house. over military assistance to Third ans will go to the polls and in all to operate a criminal Justice system shootings, even though he continued to pump States has pursued for the past 40 less advanced economic and At first, blacks in the crowd were as World states or revolutionary likelihood endorse that same position. that includes capital punishment.” . bullets into some of his victims after they lay . years. technical base, tried to stay in the Currently, the odds favor renomina­ enraged as they were incredulous. arms competlUon with the United movements striving for power. In Eloquent, but not consistent. wounded and no longer posed a threat. Tlie Marshall Plan for the marked contrast to Reagan’s tion of Philadelphia’s incumbent Then, they copped out with a sullen recovery and defense of Europe, States. They avoided sending alibi that I was to hear for the next few It is that mentality that prompted one state crusade against leftist govern­ black mayor, W. Wilson Goode, who IN THIS INSTANCE, the court the containment policy to con­ their troops to such farway piaces weeks. lawmaker during debate on the bill to say, ments, Gorbachev dropped all allowed police to bomb the MOVE dismissed race as “ a potentially front Moscow’s suspected world­ as Korea, Vietnam, the Middle Said blacks; “ It’s a good thing a "Hang 'em high, baby, and hang 'em dry." retorence to the Soviet Union’s house two years ago, which resulted in irrelevant factor.” wide communist expansionism, East or Central America, but white man wasn’t mayor. We would i Many studies have shown that, contrary to International duty to assist revo­ the deaths of 11 black people, But in previous affirmative-action NATO, the Korean War, the they insisted on controlling the have tom this city up.” (Recently, lutionary struggles In the TMrd including five black children. decisions, the court has ruled that the arguments of supporters, the death support of the French In Vietnam, buffer states along their border. young blacks tore up the city anyway World. He explained that today The only reason Goode is favored race could indeed be taken into penalty does not act as a deterrent. It might the rejection of the new commu­ Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ by looting stores during a parade 5 the Soviets are firmly convinced for renomination on the Democratic account to redress historically uncon­ temporarily ease the pain experienced by the nist government that had taken chev appears to be steering a honoring basketball legend Julius that encouraging revolution from ticket is skin color. stitutional behavior. families of murder victims, but what about power in China and driven Chlang different course. "Dr. J.” Erving.) the outside, and doubly so by He has paraded his blackness as an Civil libertarians and white liberals the Joseph Browns? Kai-shek into exile, the creation Looking tor a face-saving way epidermal alibi (or ineptitude, incom­ The white variation on the bombing military means, is futile and deplored to * Supreme Court’s refusal of the CIA and the National out of their military involvement alibi was more one of guilt-ridden inadvisable. petence and contempt for human life. to acknowledge race as a pivotal Security Council — all of this was In , the Soviets are relief; "Thank God It was a black man It has been clear to thoughtful Yet to percent of Philadelphia’s determinant in the criminal Justice accepted American foreign pol­ actively pursuing arms control blacks are supporting Goode out of a who ordered that bomb dropped.” deals with the United States to observers that even superpowers system. men and women who may die to satisfy icy by iVSO. cannot dictate the course of the misguided ethnic affection. But all of them have been either What has been added since then reduce the cost and dangers of the NO SOCIETY can embrace a Third World by military interven­ notoriously silent or apologetic about. someone else’s perverted notion of Justice. nuclear arms race. separate-but-equal posture on one — espMwlly by President OMler tion at acceptable costs. THEY WOULD BE the first to weep a black mayor’s barbarism. This points toward a reordering level and disavow it on another. and e ^ more so by President The question is whether Demo­ in crocodilian despair about the If the Supreme Court is wrong, so is ' of Soviet priorities, with the "Th9r9 9T9 some old, Either black life is as precious as Reagan — has been a large crats can offer an alternative to racism of America’s criminal Justice Wilson Goode. emphasis on a more pragmatic white life or it isn’t. increase in military spending and the old Interventionist policy — crumbling brldg99 out system: The trouble is that Philadelphia’s ' illtUtrhPBtpr lirralh and less ideological economic The Supreme Court’s ruling, in the arms race. first set by Harry ’Truman and • More convictions of blacks than blacks are too dumb to realise that. approach. The Soviets appear to ffiere, so bo roodyl" effect, depreciated Mack life. FoumM In 1M1 President Eisenhower, and to a taken to extremes by Ronald whites (or similar crimes. be far less Interested In meddling But I must confess an admiration 8 limited extent President Nixon, Reagan — at a time when the old • Longer sentences (or blacks than emNV M. SIWPBIT...... PuMItiMr in unstable. Impoverished Third for the eloquence with which Justice Editor’s ante: Chuck Stone is a .laMUtlvcIdMar sought to control the arms race, assumptions about the world are whites for the same crimes. OOUOLASA. NVINS.. World states and much more a Disproportionately higher Lewis F. Powell Jr. stated that syndicated columnist. ALIXANOW aiMB.U.. . AMoaie* IMor but they are exceptions in the last obsolete and self-defeating. four decades. Elsenhower, a concerned with Increasinx trade ^ .«>.• » tmft -t CInmcIi BvDctfai IkMUPd Prayer breakfast Thursday m

Jjr^miMron eee 8 one vounsar. (44*> Editor’s note: This column is N aii prisons snd concentrstlon ABBBiwblBB Of O od prepared by the Manchester Area esmpe. The terror Instituted by the Pollth National Catholic Church I tAaswnMloa of Ood), Conference of Churchee. MACCNcws Germans in occupied Europe was ^ aM, aoutti wlndMT. especially acute in Poland, where ActHrttlM MiM duM tM i week at M. John the Baptift • L. Ousm on, paster. «:I0 & Pollah National Catbdic Church: moo 8. Otopm, Bv Nonev Carr Polish leaders and Intellectuals ______♦ o.m. ehofch were all marked for eradication. flundajr — t a.m., maas with the Rev. Stanley M. _____ V and 10;4S a.m.< wonddp Expcutivp D irector syn, Michelle Klnel, Nicole Par­ Lonoda, oelehrant; M a.m., May devotione; 10:18 ______Nursarvferprasdweiors. (447- sons, Karon Jurcuk, Dina Webren, Auschwlts, for example, was origi­ a.m., monthly meetinf of Women’aBleaaed Sacrament You’re cordially Invited to Join us Laurel Boneoy, Nicole Dupre and nally built to imprison Poles and the Michelle Carter. flrst victims of the gas chambers Society; echool of Chrietian living, klndergarden and BifrtlBt ______it, ractor. Anne J. at the Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast at primary. osaiilanl roctor. Worship: V M fm .v M Mormon 7:80 a.m. Thursday at Concordia My apologies to all who were were Poles and Russians. In the Caiwaiaal ty ■apHat Chore*, SM C. 4 «^ a.m.; church schoel,sd M , 4:80*:8i e.m.;a.) Lutheran Church, 40 PttUn St. planning to enter the foul-shooting end, of course, the primary victims Fridiv — a a.m., mam celebrating the feait of St. Cantor 8t., MancOaater. Msv. Jamas I. bohy-alttlne, 4:15 to llT ff a.m.; Itoifv .ThQQiurm I t Jesus Chrtet o f Latter- Stanlalauf, biahop and martyr. Mask, ndnlttar. 8ctwdula; M:ID o.m., m jM dst, 10 a.m. avarv Wsm ssdav. WeedsidaS).. Menches We’ve extended the deadline for contest. A family emergency kept were the Jews as the "final wersMp aarvlca; 9:tS a.m.< church . oordnor, wshen, 4:10 reservations through Monday, so if me from one of my favorite MACC solution” was carried out. Saturday — 0 a.m., claaaea of Chrietian doctrine in ^ _____ jnt meoltnp; M:10o.m.. school. Nurtarv cars providod. (448- you intended to make a reservation events and in the confusion of the prnaratlon for flrat holy communion. 0071 iundov school and ortmarv; I1:48a.m., Weekdaya — 8 a.m., maaa with the Rev. Stanley M. M lh ■opHat Chorch, n Lako St., prtoslheod and rallof sodatv. (4 4 h ^ but haven’t gotten around to it, call game no one pulled the contest 8HOAH MAY LEAVE the viewer o r 471-1140) with the impression that all Poles, Loncola, celebrant. Monchostar. Rav. Jomaa ■ollqsey, Church ot the Uvhie Sod, an ovonpat- 647-3130 or 647-8128 by 4 p.m. together. Special apologies to pastor. 4:10 o.m., Sunday school; 10:10 (and Polish Catholics In particular) o.m ., worahip sarvlea; 7 p.m., avatHnp Icol, fu ll pospal church, Rehortson Monday. Frank Morasco, because Frank School, NoHit School Straot, Monehos- ftaUonal Calholle Al Terii, Channel 8 news anchor­ and I were going to compete in the were anti-semitic and did nothing to South United Mothodlst Church ta r. Rev. Oovtd W. Mullen, postor. help save the Jews. The Jewish Plret *gptl8^j^lia rc^ 140 Hlllsteam Meatinp Sumiavs, 10 to 11:M o jn . man, will be our guest speaker. The senior division. Rood, Monchaatar. 4:10 o.m., Sunday community in Poland before World The following acUvItiea are aet for South United school; 11 a.m.,worahlpsarvlea; 7p.m., cmhollc Cho rd ir^ Oolwav St., M i^ master of ceremonies will be the Chester. Rav, Stanlav M. Loncola, Rev. Burt Clendennen, Rev. Leonard Fox War II numbered 3,300,000 — 12 Methodlat Church in the coming week: avaninp sarvlea;; 7 p.m.. midwoak sr. Sunday moss schedule; 4 o.m. Rev. Martin Scholsky, pastor of St. THE RUSH of Easter donations aarvlca. Nuraorv a t o il aorvleoa. (444> a. Middle Turnpike, J ^ a i MTlels- MStor. percent of the country’s population. Sunday — 0 a.m., church achool; 0 and 10:48 a.m., vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; W edn» Weekdckdov moaaes, 0 a.m. (441-5M4) Bartholomew’s C h u ^ . Other par­ has restocked our emergency pan­ Only 100.000 survived, but they holy communion. Dr. Shephard S. Joh n m preaching ^^Sret ■aettst Chepol el tho oaot, MO ticipants include the Rev. Dr. try shelves. Thank you, St. James, COfTvEltWflW# 7»EvP*fll«r Tirif vOTUr OBt OT sur^ved because of the efforts of "Ritual and Reality;” 12:18 p.m., Send Our GIrla to Hlllstown Rood, Monchaatar. Rov. K. N a B B iif w Kim-Eric Williams, pastor of Con­ St. Bridget, Hamilton Standard Kroutiar, pgator. it A -lt A the month. Church Bufletin Board several thousand Poles. And in Auatralia Dinner. Pull Bospet Interdopewlpatlpiiat cordia Lutheran Church; Rabbi Retirees Club, St. John’s, and the HervostTlRW ■apWir & arch. 72 s. Church ot the NninraneJM Main St., Poland, any form of assistance to Monday — 10 a.m., A.A.; noon to 8 p.m., Red Croaa Cantor St., Monchaatar. Rav. Mork o. C hurcb{7tfM aln St., M nehestw . Rev. Monehestor. Rov. Philip Chotto, senior Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus at many, many anonymous donors. P hilip P. Sounders. Sunday, 10 a.m., the Jews was punishable by death bloodmobile; 7 p.m., peace vigil; 7:80 p.m., adminia- Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., lundav school; 11 aUSm Bible study and Sjmday sd«M l;J pastor; Rev. Mark Orson, mtowtor ot Temple Beth Sholom; William Thanks to Lucy and Wayne Falk for o. m., momlnp aarvlca; 4 p.m., avanlnap.m., worahip service. TuesdoyM7:S0 outreach. 4:10 a.m., Sunday school: Johnson, pastor of the Savings two beautiful fruit baskets and — death not only of the person trative board. aarvlca, WadnaadevhemeOlblastvdv,/ 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church QotptI mlnistmrt’ convention giving assistance but death of his ^~^^eeday — 10 a.m., VIneyarda Study Group; 7p.m., p. m. (44S4M4) p.m., special BIMe stodlas; Wadnesdav and nursery; 4 p.m., ovonlnp prolsa Bank of Manchester; the Rev. Donald and Patricia Brlerly for two at 7:10 p.m ., worahip servlee. Prayer Bsrvlee, nursery. Mid weak Bma study. The Full Gospel Interdenominational Church will Richard Dupee, pastor of North Easter baskets. Thanks to Billy parents, spouse and children. Bpy Scout Troop 47. lino, 444-1711,14 hours. 7p.m . (414 0544) Wedneaday — 10 a.m., Aabury Bell Rlngera; 1:80 Christian Sdanca Boipal Mm, Center Street, Manches­ host the denomination's annual Spring Ministers’ United Methodist Church; and, of Brown, 13, for his Easter candy and In spite of this horrendous threat, te r. 1oa.m.,braoktnp bread; 11:45a.m.. p.m., A A R P executive board; 4:80 p.m.. Junior Choir; Convention Tuesday through Thursday. Guest speak­ course. Mayor Barbara Weinberg. pail. He included milk chocolate almost one-third of the 6,000 righte­ Pm t Church of Chrlat, Sctantltl, 447 Sunday school; 7 p.m., oospal meatinp. ers will be the Rev. Burt Clendennen of Beaumont, 0:80 p.m., Wealey Bell Rlngera; 7:80 p.m.. Chancel N. Main St., Monchaatar. 10:1D o.m., bunnies, malted eggs. Jelly beans, ous Gentiles commemorated at the Choir; adult Bible atudy, 277 Spring St.; Cocaine diurch aarvlca, Sunday school, and United Pontocestpl Church, 147 Texas, and the Rev. Leonard F. Fox of Rialto, Calif. THE BREAi^FAST. prepared by grass and more. Thanks to Maria Yad Vashem Memorial in Israel for cars tor small children. (444^1444) Jihovah’B WNiwbbm Woodbrldpe St., Manchester. Rev. (Hendennen will be the speaker at all three evening the Kehl crew of Concordia, is Michele for a large ham, pie and Anonymoua; 0 p.m., men'a Bible study, 64 Alton St. Roodlno Room, 4S4A Cantor Ot., Mon- Marvin Sluort, mlnlstar. 10 o.m., Sun­ heroic saving of Jewish lives are Thuraday — 7 p.m.. Cub Scouta; 7:80 p ,n.. Youth ehastar. (4444441) Jehevph’s wltoossas,_ 447 Tolland day school; 11 a.m.. mornlnpworshto; 4 meetings, which begin at 7; 30. Fox will speak at the two always delicious, the fellowship homemade bread for a family’s Poles. Turnpika, Monchastar. Tuasdov, Cen- morning meetings, beginning at 10 a.m. on Wednesday warm and invigorating. Most wel­ Easter dinner. In the past three Choir; Miaalmi Team. prapotlon Bibto Stody, 7 p.m.; thurs- p.m ., evoninp worship; 7:10 p.m., M ie study (WOdnsodov); 7 p.m., Ladiss' and Thursday. All are welcome to attend, free. come of all, we have one of those weeks we’ve had more than 811,000 i am happy to offer information Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Church of Chrlat doy, Thoocrattc Ministry School prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m., Men^ Saturday — 10a.m., confirmation; 7:80p.m., Junior (spaoklno course), 7 p.m.; f^ c e prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth rare moments to gather educators worth of food donated. that will enable us, in a small way, Chorch ot Christ, Lvdoll and Vornon rnaetlne (m inistry Irolnlnp), 7:50 p.mw Trinity Covonant Church and business folks, human-service Thanks also to the many donors to begin to understand what histori­ Choir Concert. atraota, Monchostar. Ruoana hrawar, service (tYMov). U M t m providers and administrators, who brought In bags to the pantry. ans identify as an unprecedented mlnlatsr. Sunday aarvicaa: 4o.m., BIbla The following events are scheduled at Trinity doasas; 10 o.m., worship; 4 p.m., 14N) clerks and bankers, homemakers We now have a three-month supply. tragedy in human history. Our PraBbytorfan Covenant Church this week; S t Mary's Episcopal Church worship. Wadnasday, 7 p.m., bIMa and other professionals as neigh­ On Sunday, May 17, the fourth thanks to Dr. S. Milewski, who took study. Nuraorv previdad tor oil aarvl- Cevontrv Preshytorlan Church, Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., worship service with bors asking God’s blessing im Uiis annual Hartford Hunger Walk will the time to bring us background The following activitlee are aet for St. Mary’a cas. (444-1401) j lw iBh — ConBBtvMm Route 44 and Trewbrl dpa Rood, Covan- communion; 12:30 p.m., singles’ luncheon at La Strada tty . Rav. Brod Evans, paster. Sunday, cherished community in which we take place. This is the major material and several books on this Epiacopal Church in the coming week: Toffiole Bath Shalom, 400 B. Middle Restaurant; 7 p.m'., small groups meeting in homes. 4:10 o.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday work and live and flourish. Come fund-raiser for Foodshare, which subject. Sunday — 7:80 a.m., holy eucharlat; 0:80 a.m., holy Congragatlonal Turnpike. Monchastar. Richard J. sdiool; 7 p.m., BlMo study and lallew- Monday — 7 p.m., music committee. Plovin, rebbi; Israel Tobotskv, canter; Join us for a breakfast to begin the distributes goods to food pantries, euchariat with choir; 11 a.m.. Outreach Committee; shlp. Wadnasday. 7:10 p.m., proyar Tuesday — 0 a.m.. men’s prayer breakfast at La Belton Caniraj atlanat Church, 210 Or. Leon Wind, rabbi omarllus. Servi­ maoNnp. (74TN n) . . ^ National Day of Prayer. soup kitchens and emergency shel­ 11:80 a.m., newcomer’a brunch; 6:80p.m., confirma­ Belton Cantor Rood, at tha Oraan, ces: 7:10p.m. Monday to Thursday, 0:15 Strada Restaurant; 8:30 p.m., chairmen’s supper. ters In the area. If you’d like to tion claaa; 7:80 p.m.. Boy Scout committee meeting. Belton. Rav. Chorlas H. Rricaen, Minis­ p.m. Prldov and 4:45 a.m. toturdov. 41 Spruca_St., Monchastar. Rev. Ri­ Wednesday — 6; 30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast Speaking of delicious: Our ap­ ter. 10 o.m., worship aarvlca, nuraorv, (441-4SU) participate, call 248-9614 for infor­ Monday — 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., chard Orav. poster. 10:Ma.m.. worship at La Strada Restaurant; 8:48 p.m.. Pioneer Club; plause and thanks to the students of church school; 11 o.m., talloarahip; service, nursarv, 4:15 a.m., Sunday mation. Signup forms will be committee meetinga. 11;1S o.m., forum preoram. (444-7IB7 senior and Junior high youth groups; 7 p.m., choir the Frank James culinary arts THE jBWith — RBform sclM ^ r available at the MACp human Tueaday — 8:80 p.m., church achool teachera’ oftica or 447-4070 poraenopa. ( 4 4 1 ^ ) practice; men’s seminar; women’s Bible study. class at Manchester Community Conlar CanorooeWanel Church, 11 College and the Future Chets of needs office at Center Congrega­ BIBLE 'meeting; 7:80 p.m., muiic committee. Cantor St., Monchaatar. Rav. Nawoll H. Tompla Bath NIIM. 1001 Poster Si. Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class. W e d n ^ a y — 7:80 p.m.. Senior Choir. Curtis Jr., senior poster; Rav. RobartJ. Bstanslon, South Windsor. Steven Cho- Friday — 6;30 p.m., get-acquainted dinner, by America, who sponsored the ban­ tional (%urch. tlnovar, rabbi. Services, 0:15 p.m. aoch The monthly peace vigil has been SPEAKS Thuraday — 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy Bills, mlnlstar ot visitations; Rav. Prldov; children's sarvicas. 7:45 o.m. Roman CathoHc invitation only; couples’ spring fling. quet for the homeless and raised C lifford O. Simpson, paster amorltus; 11,200 for the Samaritan Shelter. It rescheduled for 7 p.m. Monday, by Scouta. Michael C. Thornton, ossodato pastor. second Prldov of each month, ( i ll 4444) Saturday — trustees’ work day. Kugpiw Brasvpr Church e t the AssumoNsn, Adorns was a delightful and successful May 4 at South U n iM Methodist. Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. 10 o.m ., worship sarvlea, sanctuary; 10 Straot a t Thompson Rood, Monchastar. Saturday — 7:80 a.m., men’a club; 7:30 p.m., A.A. a.m. church school. (447-4MU L u ttM T B n Rev. Edvmrd S. Papin, pastor. Saturday evening. In the April 13 issuo of U.S. pm t CanoraopMaaot Church at An- mcm at 5; Sunday mossas a t 7:10, 4, Concordia Lutheran Church ADDING TO the record: One of dovor. Route if Andover. Rev. RIchord The students ranged in age from News A World Roport, nurture Concordia tulhsran Church (LCA). 10:10 and noon. (40-2145) the most powerful scenes In SHOAH H. Taylor, paster. Schedule: 4:10 a.m., 40 Pitkin St., Mduchastor. The Rev. Dr. StT Bartholomew's Chprch, 741 B. Activities for the coming week at Concordia 18 to 67, but they were one in their versus nature In determining Sunday school, oil ogas; 11 o.m., r IIMoms.partor,.Rev. ‘ Arnold MMdia Tun^ko, M ' Lutheran Church; concern or the homeless. Our is the interview with Dr. Jan who we are was raised again. EmanusI Lutheran Church Sunday worship, nursery core pro­ Klm-BrlcWlllf( T. Wonperln.Wonperln, osslstont inMiw,.p Martin J. Scnolskv,______^___ thanks to Frank and his students; Karski, a courier from the Polish Sociobiology srould tip the vided. (74^7444)' dule: 0 o.m., iw lv communion, nursarv moss at 5 p.m .; Sunday nwasas o f 1:W. Sunday — 8 a.m., communion; 9:18 a.m.. church Bventa acheduled thia week at Emanuel Lutheran P irsi CenpreoeWenut Church o f Cav- coro; 4:15 o.m ., church school, Chris 10 ond l1:S)a.m. school; Christian growth hour; 10:30 a.m., holy Gloria Jartos, Corinne Bissonette, Underground to the Polish scalee toward genetics — na­ Church Include: esitrv, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. tlon prewth hour, nursarv core; 10:10 St. BrMpat Church, to Main St., Victor Bonventre, Richard Govemment-in-Exile who tried in ture. Behaxlorlsts respond Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ communion. Sunday — 8:30 a.m., holy communion; 0;48 a.m., o.m. holy communion, nursarv core. Monchastor. Rav. Robart T. Russo ana Aquilero, Marsha Brown, Richard 1942 to tell Western leaders what heawdly In'^defense of the Im­ ship; 4:10 o.m., church school In Church (444-5111) Rov. Emilio P. Podolll, co-postora. Monday — 7; 30 p.m., Christian education; 7:30p.m., Sunday church achool; 10 a.m., Bible atudy; 11 a.m., Lone House. Nursarv core previdad. Bmenusl Lvthsran Church, 40 Church Saturday moss 5 p.m .; Sunday messss worship and music; agoraphobia support group. l^ttafuso, Linda Q>ons. Tom Q>s- was happening to the Jews in pact of social Influencee — nur­ worahip; chlldren’a chapel; nuraery; noon, youth (741-0417) St., Monchastor. Rav. C.H. Anderson, at 7:10,4,10:10 and noon. (441-1401) Tuesday — 6 p.m., catechetics resource center; 6; 80 tello, Phyllis Cyr, Elisabeth Gran- Occupied Europe. ture. serve dinner for Faith at Maaonic 'Temple; 2 p.m., Second CaaoreoMtinal M arch, 145 postor amarllus. SchsMila; 4:10 a.m., St. James Church, 144 Main St., thon, Esther Hager, Ron Hudson, In an article, Karski calls SHOAH N. Main St., Mmenastor. The Rav. V. worship; 4:45 o.m ., church school; 11 Monehestor. Rov. Pronets Krukowskt, p.m.. Children’s Choir; 8 p.m., adult Bible study. Academicians In both schools WIdow-Widowera. Joseph■ Milton,!Milton, pastor. • "10a.m., worship o.m., worship sarvlea, nursarv. (441- Rov. David Boronowskl, Rev. Joseph W ^ e s d a y — 8 a.m., work day for retired men; John lacabucci, John Kosciw, "unquestionably the greatest mo­ Monday — 6;30 p.m.. Youth Miniatry; 6;48 p.m., sarvlea,, Sunday s d i^ , and nursery tor Kelly. Mapr. Edward J. Reardon. Norman McPherson, Lisa Warner vie about the tragedy of the Jews” Ignore the possibility of any 1141) 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support group; 1:30 p.m., other Impetus, concluding that Scouta; 7; 30 p.m., council. children;jhlldran;4:r 4:10p.m., PUprlm Pallewship. Latvian LWherpn Church ot Mon- Saturday masses a t 4 and 4:10 p.m .; and Mary Notarino. and the Lansmann’s "intention of (444^Mtl) MeMgr^^ll Oordan St., Monchastar. Sunday masssi at 7:M, 4,10:10 o.m., AARP; 7; 48 p.m., Concordia (%oir. forces over which we have no Tueaday -r 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorua; 7 p.m., noon, and 5 p.m. (44M124) Thursday — 7 a.m., mayor’s prayer breakfast; 9 demonstrating that the Jesdsh Swediah dance group. Coventry, 1744 Boston Turnpika, Coven­ ^*nince*ot Peace Lutheran Church, St. Mary Church, IMO Main St., WHO WONT Who won the (^ps Holocaust was unique and incom­ control operate deterministi­ try . Rev. Oovtd Jarvis, m lnlstar. Raeu- a.m., adult Bible study; 11a.m., administrative staff; Wedneaday — 6 p.m.. Confirmation Reaource Route 11 ond North River R ^ , tovenfry. Pother Jomas J. Wllllonwon, and Robbers Game? The robbers parable is unquestionably right.” cally to make us what we are ler schedule: 10 o.m., worship; 4 a.m., Coventry. Wiillam Oeuthvralto, poster. pastor. Masses; 5:15 p.m ., Saturday; 7:30 p.m.. Shelter Advisory Committee. personality-wise. This dialectic Center; 7;48 p.m., Emanuel Choir. DIal-A-Rlda to church; 4:45 a.m., Schaduie; IS: IS o.m. worship sarvlea; 4 4;M and 11 o.m. Sunday. Centossloas Friday — 7 p.m., A.A. upset everyone’s forecast by win­ However. Karski and the Polish Thuraday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11; 18 a.m., care church school, nursarv to oroda atoht, o.m. Bible doss (74h7S4S) _ 4 :9 toSp.m. Soturdoy. (740-1455) American Congress have asked explanation seems to omit a adult dtscusslon; 11 a.m., coflee and ning. 88 to 42. and vlaltation; 1; 30 p.m., Martha Circle; 4 p.m.. Belle Don Bvsnppwcat Lutheran O n ^ o w re h sd St. M aori cs, V Hebron Thuraday la a day of prayer Our thanks to Tom Tierney, our that some facts not included in the third Impulae of divine grace. lellewthip; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 (Missouri Synod), Oiepsr ond Htah Rood, BoNm . The Rev. J. Clittord Paul recognised It when he Choir; 8 to 8 p.m., confirmation reaource center; 7:30 p.m., Jr. pllmim tallewshtp; 4 p.m., ...... Rev. Charles W. Curtin, pastor. Saturday moss otSp.m .; WASHINGTON (AP) — In accord with an annual robbers coach; the Rev. Michael movie ^ made known, to present senior churm | ^ dp; Sunday moBSOS a t 7:to, 4:15 and 11 o.m. the Holocaust in a more complete vrrote: ’’by thegraceof Qod I am p.m., Scandia. fallewshlp. custom observed since a 1982 congressional resolution Thornton, Second Congregational Saturday — A.A., Mh- (44M4I4) ^u rch ; the Rev. Ernie Harris, historical perspective and to ad­ what I am.” 1 Cor. 15:10. at w {if'‘Ain*W ll ItoS* munton first and IWrd Sunday. (44(444- called for it, President Reagan has declared next Main Street> «n« ■■m nm » K«m,a a ,y j 4141) Thursday a national day of prayer. chaplain at Manchester Memorial dress the misimpressions that If a. man Is the reeult of the falcotlvllle; Co-Mstora: Rev. Ronald might be left from viewing SHOAH. Mors Lutherans In U.S.S.R. av. Dab(Brah Hasdertl. 10 tabraWon Anmy “ America has lived through many a cold, dark night, Hospital; the Rev. Dale Gustafson chance working ot genetics, or o.m ., service and church when the cupped hands of prayer were our only shield and his son, Steve, and Kevta The Jewish Holocaust experience even of "nature and nurture" to­ RIGA, Latvia (A P) — The auperintendent of German school 1'(2SiSR115) SPtvpWsp Army, 441 Main St.. Mon- against the extinction of courage,” he said. (A irier and Bob Stanley from was unique in that all Jews were gether, then It muat follow that chsstor. am t. and Mrs. Dory Aspersch- marked for extermination solely LuUieran congregationa in the Soviet Union aaya he is Ch,1041 lopsr. 4:M o.m., Sunday schoet; 10:45 "Though that flame has flickered from time to time, Emanuel Lutheran Church; and he Is not responsible for what in centact with 480 of them, with membership C o v o n a n t MOCTQTs TVsfiPluCVr MVTIwfs* \ I t ewort a.m ., hollnsss meeting; 4 p.m ., soiva- it bums brighest when we are willing, as we ought to be Fran Bouchard, who came to help brcause they were Jews. SHOAH he Is or does. Morality and tton meatinp. (4447717): exceeding 1 million. ChorM, N Lanier, nostor, 4:14 d.___ church now, to turn our faces and our hearts to God...” us fill out the clergy team; and Ed focuses directly on the suffering ethics are reduced to meanlng- schooi; 11 a.jn., vrorship service. and distruction of the Jews and The Rev. HaraM Kalnina said there likely are many is^wf^KK Vv»f mi^wvvumvvVvPier. I Rev. ■ ■— —----- ■------■------.mm.M Urging U.S. ciUtens to gather in homes or houses of and John Wilson and a terrific leesness. more, and new onea continue reporting from "the "5 S 8 ‘tiwiSilhedW CherdL * uniianan umvaiaaHai worship to pray "fo r unity ot the hearts of all group of cops. antl-semitic attitudes and apathy reachea of the cotoaaal country." He says moot m anM ^.” he added: Our thanks also to the St. James that permitted the torture and Lutheran congregations are in the eastern region of assztsEv»it 8 S 151 W. Vornon St., Menchostor. Rov. "In prayer, let us ask that God’s light may illuminate cheerleaders who did an outstand­ murder ot six million men. women CHURCH OF CHRIST Diana Hoolh, mlnlstar. 10:to o.m.. ing Job: Bree Scott, Sherry Krause, and children. Along with the Jews, Siberia and Central Asia. wsriidp service: 4 o.m., odHt BJbto sarvlea. Nursarv core and youth roll- the minds and hearts ot our people and our leaders so LydaH B Vernon Streets Nicole Aubin, Patricia Shields, three million Christian Poles were o r the 408 congregations, be said, 220 are c p iw o p w olous aduoollon. Cotfee hour attar that we may meet the challenges that lie befor* us with Phone: 645-2903 PEEvlvObnET u wwlls ^teftOwWvIMo v sarvlee. (444-5151) Christine Kusniar, Christine Wer- murdered In street executions. •tate-reglatered. 01. Bsirpe*s I . IIS p.m., Sderud Ooncors. Sundov nursarv courage anid wisdom and Justice. Ckuch BdiMta Bourd Mother's Day tea 80|ieduM AlNmt Town broad, vogetable, dooiert, '}l Editor’s note; This column Is ■ m CwilMr Congragatlenal Chiirah prepared by the staff of the bovorage. Crafli fair tat May 0 Manchester Senior CItlsens* Saaior CitiswB Friday Chicken salad Mnd- S O U TH W INDSOR - ’The Pleasant Valley School Evmta tcheduled tlili week at Centar C wkih, soup, dessert, bemege. tloaal Church: Center. p r o will have Its sixth annual crafts fair May 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the school grounds. If It rains, the fair Jubilee show Sunday — • and 10 a.m ., woraMp and communion; 0 By Jeannette Cove a.m ., broakfaat; a.m., church ichool; nuraery and will be In the gym. Admission is tree. 10 Senior Center Director May 0, and continuing each day, Bfirbirt Biy«r (loft) and toddlor caro; a.m., confirmation; a.m., Friday, April 04, setback; John 10:10 11:10 Including weekends, until alt plants Roaat pork m p a r alatad Qroaafnan, chair­ aocial hour; new member reception; 4 p.m., piano Mein 101; Martin Bakston ISO; Dot Although excitement Is brewing are sold. ’There wtU be a large concert. Anderson HO; Helena Oavclto US; E A S T H A R TF O R D - Hlllstown Orange 87 will hold women for Manchester over Big Week, we can’t forget our variety of vegetables and flowering a roast pork supper May 9 at the Orange Hall on Hills - Monday — 7:10 p.m., all-church meeting night. Mother’s D ay ’Tea Celebration to be planU to choose from. The proceeds Bdnah Browne 101. Hadassah, have arranged Tueaday — 0:00 a.m ., mothera’ group; 7:00 p.m., Monday, April 07, pinochle: Frits Street. Sittings will be family style at p.m. and ; 30 held May 7 as part of our Thursday from this sale will support the 8 6 for a fashion show to be Pllgiim Choir; 7; 00 p.m., diaconate. Wlllrinson Bob Ahem p.m. at a cost of 16 tor adults and 63 tor children under program. It does not matter meals program. oil; 704; Wedneaday — 0:00 a.m ., healing prayer; 7;00 p.m.. Edith Albert TOO; John Klein TOO; 10. Fo r tickets, call B0B-B094 or 806-6114. Iv.. presented at this year's whether you have actually con­ Blood pressure clinics are sche­ Chancel Choir. Rene Maire 700; Bill Stone 740. ‘ Diamond Jubilee donor ceived children or not. I ’m sure that duled foi* Wednesday, May «, from 0 Thuraday — 0:30 p.m .. Center Ringera; 7:30 p.m.. Monday, April 07, golf: Low RHAM kidt gat honors In our lives we have acted motherly to II a.m. (A-K) and Wednesday, dinner to be held May 13 Bethel Bible. Gross: Joe' Donahue 40; Joe in many situations when someone May 13. from to II a.m. (L -Z ). H E B R O N — Several juniors and seniors at RH AM at 6:30 p.m. at Temple Saturday — 0 a.m. to 1 p.m.,. uaed book aale and 0 Kennedy 40; Peter Wasyluck 44; needed our help. As they do each Registration tor the Ladles Golf High School were recently named as members of the mens’ tag sale. Hugh Tansey 48; Mike Zwick. Low Beth Sholom, East year, the ladies in Friendship , League closes Tuesday, May B. It W.C. Heisler Cliapter of the National Honor Society. A Net: BobMuldoonSO; SamMeiliSO; Middle Turnpike. The Circle have made presents for all you’re interested coll the office at formal induction will be held May 08 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ed Scott 33; Alme Duchemin 33; Fathtr Curtin Im v m Bolton our ladies to take home. ’The real 647-3011. school auditorium. event, open to the public, Paul Broulllette 33; Elm er Odell 33. treat comes when the men are Our best wishes tor a speedy Junior inductees arc Anthony Amaio, Sharon Clapp. will cost $36 for Father J . Clifford Curtin, who haa aerved aa pastor of Tuesday, April 00. bowling; Cha^ serving all the ladies In" such a recovery to Vicky Konarski In Gregory Cavoll, Tina Doucette. ’Timothy Fellman, St. Maurice Church In Bolton since 1000, has been lie Glode 003; Al Rodonls BBI; Burt Hadassah members and careful and loving manner. This Manchester Memorial Hospital. Denise Harr, Paige Harrison, Karen Higgins. Douglas appointed pastor of St. Michael Church in Pawtucket. Starkey BOO; John Kravontka 008, $10 for guests and program Is free and open to all. Your presence and your warmth at Hoogervorst, Steven Howard, Steven Hughes. Kelly He had previously served as assistant pastor of St. 010, BOB; Andy Lorensen BOB; Max Qov. William O’Neill has pro­ the senior center will be missed. Johnson, Lla Kalom, Karen LaFounteIn, Sean first-year members. To M ary Church In Coventry and St. Bernard Church in Smole BIO; Joe Victoria B14; Frank claimed Sunday, May 3, as Senior LeBaron, Denlls Legault. Katherine McCall. Michael make-reservations, call Rockville, among many other places. Gallas B04; Harvey Duplin BBO; CItlsens’ Day to recognise the Purtell, Karen Sabatino, Shelly Sutherland. Mark Stan KallnowskI BIO; Al Gulllnl 013, 649-5186 by Thursday. significant achievements of older Ongol(HI aethfitlM Utakis and Melissa Witt. 881; Herb Tbdford BBS. Musical drama praaantad residents of Connecticut. The se­ Monday — bingo. lO a.m.; Senior Inductees are Zone Kromish. Katherine Pat Olcavage ISO, 407; Joanne HsftW photo by Pinto "Celebrate Llfel" a musical drama, will be nior center has chosen the week of pinochle. IS: 30 p.m. Mooney, Shannon O’Keefe and Veronica Allard 461; Ginger Vourkas 104, presented at First Baptist Church Sunday at 7 n.m.. May 11 to celebrate one week of Tuesday - bowling, 1 p.m., Lewandowskl. 4TB; Yolanda Bums 104, 473; The combined choirs of First Baptist Church will be Senior CItlsens’ Month. Be sure to Parkade Lanes; exercise with Cleo, Harriett Giordan! 470; Viola Pul- Nueloor arms art diacuaaad Hotplet cookbook riprinttd Joined by the Manchester Community College Chorus take In as many activities as you 1:30 p.m.; square dancing, 10 a.m. Fun run buntfltt Marlin PTA tord 100.170,834. for this free presenutibn. can. If transportation is needed for Grocery shopping — call 04 hours in Leampeace. a student nuclear awareness group at VERNON — ’The North Central Hospice Cookbook, Wedn^ay, April 80, bridge: Each participant from Martin School In a three-mile Other events scheduled this week at First Baptist any of these activities, please call advance for ride. Non-grocery Manchester High School, will sponsor five workshops “ Seasonings of Life," has been reprinted after a first Nadine Malcom 4,370; Pauline "fun run” in Somers will earn 68 tor the school’s P TA . the center. A bus will be available shopping (Bradlees) - call before on nuclear disarmament on Monday at 0:30 p.m. ’The printing of 1,000copies sold out In todays. The466-page Church; Frederick 4.180; Betty Selpel 3,040; The Northeast Utilities (immunity Senrlces will Sunday— 0; 00 a.m ., Sunday school classes for all age for Tuesday for Las Vegas Day. ’The noon Monday tor ride. tree workshops, presented by Yale Students for book features architectural renderings of historic Hilda Campbell 3.B70; Grace Gibbs sponsor the run May 9 at 10 a.m. the Four Town Fa ir groups; si.m., worship with Dr. Bill Scott, preaching trips for groceries and non-grocery Wednesday - arU and crafts. Nuclear Disarmament, will be held In Room 006 of the buildings in surrounding towns. 11 3,0n; Cart Lombardo 3,OSO; Albert Grounds. "Restoration for Revival and Rebuilding’*; 7 p.m., shopping will not be interrupted. 10:30 p.m.; bridge, IS: 30 p.m.; high sduwl. Copies are available by calling the hospice office at F r ^ r i c k 0,060; Bill Cooper 0.060; ’There is a 63 registration tee. Children as well as "Celebrate Ufet *’ ’Transportation will also be pro­ Friendship Circle. 10 a.m.; pino­ 871-0111. Each copy Is 610.96 Including tax. Joanne Allard 0,740. adults are welcome. For more information, call Monday — 1 p.ih.. Overeaters Anonymous. vided for the military whist and chle, 0:30 a.m. Last week’s bowling scores 649JW04 or call Martin School. Phllotophy aoclaly matfa ’Tuesday — 1 p.m., Overeaters Anonymous; 0:30 setback card party on Monday ’Thursday— orchestra rehearsal, (April 01) - Al Rodonls 010, BOO; p.m., church visitation with Deacon Rick Murphey. evening and the dinner-dance on 9 a.m.; ’Thursday program. Moth­ WETHERSFIELD — The American Philosopher Infant-dcBlh iupport group r i m Ib Frank Callas BOl; John Kravontka Conftrtnea tat for parantt) Wedneaday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous; 0 Friday evening. Please buy your er’s Day Tea. Society presents Curujohn Singh Khalsa of the SHO 004, 004, B03; Max Smote BOl; Leo The Aid in Infant Death support group for parents p.m., children’s choir rehearsal; Sunday school tickets to the card party (ID and Friday — bingo, 10 a.m.; crib- H E B R O N — The sixth annual parent conference Foundation of Harttoiti, who ^ l l speak about “ The Llggltt BIO; Paul Desjeunes 803; who have lost a baby will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in teachers’ meeting; Sunday school outreach leaders’ dinner-dance (IT) early so we may bage.Ba.m .; exercise with Cleo, 11 sponsored by Parents Anonymous of Connecticut will Science of Consciousness" Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Harvey Duplin B84; Fred Leonard conference room 7-0 at St. Francis Hospital and meeting; 7 p.m., prayer meeting and Bible study; get an Idea of the amount of a.m .; setback, 10:30 p.m. be held May 6 from 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the the Masonic Temple on Main Street. Admission Is 64. BOO; StanZaimorBBO; CharlleGlode Medical Center, Hartford. Mission Friends; OIrls in Action; Royal Ambassadors; refreshments to prepare. ’Transportation; to and from the Hemlocks Outdoor Education Center on Jones Street. For more information, call 043-0789. 006. BIO; Mike Plerro 684; Sadie In conjunction with Manchester Memorial Hospital, Ac-Teens; 0 p.m.. Sanctuary Choir. T o acconunodate these special senior center — call tor ride at least Issues of parenting will be discussed and a panel Antonowich 474; Viola Pulford 108, the support group provides a number of free services to Friday — 1 p.m., Overeaters Anonymous. activities, pinochle on Monday 04 hours In advance. about Parents Anonymous will be featured. Fo r more 807; Cathy Rlngroee 461; Loma Audubon group plant walk bereaved parents. afternoon. May 11, and square information, call Parents Anonymous In Hartford at Kmiec 000. 804; Pat Olcavage 190. For more Information, call 846-4888 or 646-6989. dancing and exercise class on 803-8088. ’The Audubon Society of Northeast Connecticut will M«nu for tho wook 464; Harriet Giordano 176. M«rrlmn honortd by UnNarlant Tuesday, May 10, will be canceled. sponsor a bird walk May 9 at 7 a.m. at Turnip Meadow, Monday — ’Tuna-cheese melt, TTie normal schedule of activities Mansfield Center. Visitors are welcome. For more Abuit-prtvtnMon dub mctti victoria Merriam of Bolton, director of religious JulcdpQm rt. beverage. Emtrgancy training offtrtd will resume the following week. information, and directions, call 409-3890 or 403-4040. education at the Unitarian Universalist Society; East, TuMlay Chicken a la king on VERNON — The Exchange Club for the Prevention Greater Hartford Community College and the office will be honored at the Sunday morning service at that rice, vegetable, roll, dessert, EMERGENCY of ([^hlld Abuse is recruiting members for Its May SEATS ARE STILL available for of Emergency Medical Services will offer a five-week church; Shots the only religious education director in beverage. Firs — Police — Mbdical training course to be held May 10,14,19 and 81 on the the free trip to the state Capitol and course to prepare Individuals for state certification as Youth atrvlett board to matt this district who has completed the Renaissance Wednesday — Swedish meatballs third floor at 1 Court St., Rockville. ’The snslons run U b ra ry on Wednesday, May 10. emergency medical technicians. The course will run Program of advanced training, which is open to on noodles, vegetable, roll, dessert, DIAL 911 HEBRON — ’The board meeting of Andover, Hebron, from 8 to 9 p.m. Call the center to reserve a seat. from May 4 through June 6. Monday through Fritlay, The exchange center volunteers provide services to Unitarian Universalist educators. ’The award will be beverage. Marlborough Youth Services will be ’Tuesday at 7 p.m . Hie bus will leave the center at In ManehMtor from 8; 30 a.m. to 4:36 p.m. In Manchester and West presented at a 10:00 a.m . service', which will address ’Thursday — Lasagna, garlic at the R H AM High School Library. troubled families. For more information, call 870-1918. the spiritual life of children. noon and return at about 3; 30 p.m. Hartford. Rides to your home will also be The cost Is 6160 for students not affilitated with a provided at the end of the day, if recognised provider of emergency services and $80 for needed. THIRD those affiliated studeitts. AIRLINE URGENT AUCTION Th o fislite Fo r those who fish, the annual For more information, call 800-7806. TRAINING Fishing Derby will be held at 27 Bales Handknotted Salter’s Pond starting Friday, May TEDDY BEAR HoloeauBt tub|act of talk . Would you llksaoarasrwltb DELTA ’There Is an old Hasidic story of the rabbi who had a 10, at 0 a.m. Prises will be awarded AIBLINES, UNITED AIRLINES, conversaUon with the Lord about Heavw and Hell. “ I at noon. WEST HARTFORD - The West Hartford Public TWA, PIEDMONT, CONTINENTAL / PERSIAN AND OMENTAL aUOS or MIDWAY AIRLINE87 These are will show you Hell,’* said the U r d and led him Into a Don’t forget the Annual Plant FAIR Library, South Main Street, is the setting for a talk Monday at 7:30 p.m. about the significance of the lust e tew ol the 109 alrllnae you CARPETS a RUNNERS room In the middle of which was a very large round Sale beginning • a.m. on Saturday, Sponaond by might be Interviewing with It you table. The people sitting at it were famished. In the Margo and Boh Kudra Holocaust. were an IntemaHonel Air Academy will bt htld at: middle of the U W e was a large pot of s ^ . e n o u ^ for Dr. Jonathan Rosenbaum, director of the Maurice graduatel More, than 8000 Inleme- everyone. ’The smril of the stew made the r * ^ ■ On% cord of hickory Mothcr’B Day Waakand Greenberg Center for Judaic Studies at the University Uonal Air Academy graduates era KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS mouth water. The people around the table were holding •qiMlt a ton of coal •alurday. May • — 10am*lpm 0 of Hartford, will be the speaker. Free parking Is already enjoying the excltmenl ot spoons with very long handles. Each found that It was •tinday. May 10 — lOanMpm available at the rear of the library. the airtine Industry. You could be 13S MAIN STREH • MANCHESTER iuM possible to reach the pot to take a spoonful of the WOODLAND. Maine (AP) - This event is sponsored by the Greater Hartford joining them alter just tO weeks ot intemetlonal Air Academy tralningl stew, but because the handle of the spoon was longer Biuming about one cord of hickory Human Relations and Rights Commission. Fo r more SUN. MAY Sri, 2 P.M. / VIEW 1 P.M. rh fi* a man’s arm, he could not get the food back Into information, call Mr. Kaye at 036-3031. Find out howl Attend the special i - wood will emit nearly the same C o m d S d d th Wortd*9 Larg— t.BR^rll hour seminar: his mouth. The rabbi saw that tbeir suffering was amount of-heat as one ton of coal or 0 AUCTIONICR*B NOTK: With the dispostlon of cruditors, ws t ^ M e . “ Now I will show you HeaVen," said the Lord, 04,000 to 30,000 cubic feet of natural 28 F — I T u lin AARP to moot In Tolland MONDAY • MAY 4 hava basn appointad to llquidata avary and all 23 balat of hsnd- and they went Into another room exactly like the first. gas, according to Georgia-Pacific 7:30 P.M. knottad Ortantal rugs containing vanlout sitas and pattama to There was the round U M e and a pot of stew.’The people ’TOLLAND - Chapter 1041 of the American Corp. Donitlon: . ^ HOLIDAY INN tha highast blddar. Tha balas will ba opanad for public vtaw ona as before were equipped with the same long handled Association of Retired Persons will nseet Monday at hour prior to tha auction and will ba sold PIECE by PIECE. The wood products firm says Adulta • *1** / Children - SO* / Chlldran Under S Free 363 Roberts Street ■oooBS ...but here they were well nourished and plump, the Moose Lodge on Kingsbury Avenue. Members are EACH RUG CARRIES A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY hickory, oak, beech, birch, maple Donatlone to benem Paul Newman’s, St. Jude’s Children Chlldfen'o East Herttord, C T . rryjiffliig and talking. At first the rabbi could not ~'and ash are dense woods with high asked to bring a non-perishable item tor the ’Tri-’Town AND APPRAISAL. Don’t miss this opportunity. Reaeareh Hospital, Save the Children A Good Beara of the World Pantry Shelf and a magatine for the free exchange IPkarc 4 II M44 WMMMM for It. I aifif reivass *0 Dr« G o tt My I'm ast «M eaaagb to bare iiciuMiii. ifijeicnon f ic ii* «ei forw faffair baitaa- WW§&ff. IIMIT0 B90II SmIDKr fid.lt. Confronted by the aptly named More, the culprits make uutte a case for what baM ndM. Ha'a eott, M.D. (lea twice to ctowf up pndtdte Three con arflMs bent on grand-scaie afa« been ataal- lataeOem. wiby4ofbar«towaf(tor bamboMfemeftf «re (he culprits in they have done. They are determined to “Only When ( Laugh.’' a suspense novel stop “the decay of (he social fabric... all irponrj aiKi the way from the destruction of (be Pictures worth /eweirT irofn iis with comic overtones. and atbar rafa- DEAR READER: Proatatic The trio — two men and (he mistress cities, crime in (he streets, demoralisa­ awefIbM can narrow (b# opening of of one of (hem — launch a series of tion of (he underclass, to the'collapse of ffvaa. Laaf the family." nfgbt, aftar anatbar fncMIaBt «f tbla. Donfal to a major paraonaWty (be Madder, making orinatton multimillion ^llar international skin so many words sfren, we lOPe ifie poovvf eflw flawMMf d ry abwaart, aad /o y OfBctfft. H tbc awatmlf to dae to ames by a hefty bilking of a couple of But. asks More. Is this tampering with fnfaetton, antfbtotica wBI oanally underheaded American businessmen the lives of others the right thing to do - I vimQ iwv jwTw vi Cvcemey bihs eo*e atopaon naada profoaafonaf bafp, J spcpens, parapnerMtie ror free oonffontatton aaid intor vantfon. take cam of tbc problem. gorgery to in New York. even when it produces beneficial not neceaaery. 'fhen they aim Iheir talents toward results? Novelist Fercv debates (be deserve labels bMbif and a baf of kids at bM 1 attfgaat (bat yon Inform tba question at length but In most Interest­ SvifOOif ^rfui CNSiBi Mfivlinlo Desloe focal paBoa, can tba Cocafnc Howerer, proatatic enlargement such enterprises as relieving a mineral- can occur^ 1wlUiOUlI ffliFiinfection. Tbtoto rich African country and a Lebanese ing fashion as he once again lakes his aacbnaina. flotbnc (MbcOCAlNE) or Immo- readers on a tour of the good and evil Wa ava at «or wft’a and and don’t dfatMy contact yonr local ebaptor called benign preeurtto fiyperpla- bank Of massive amounts of mooia. WAH ABBYi Plaaaa ntti (ba affcfaaad eaftMnti. f know wbat t« da naat. Ha rafoaM to of Narcotfca Anonymoua. aia, or RPHTand to common In men In the end. though - well, it wouldn't that esists in all men. cffppMM frMntfwRttHatMl tVt.t flaraldlti Aogiaat IMP. aa (bay age. Once (be proatoto be fair to spitt (he beans in ahy way FHfL T ^ A g Aa aa amafattf 1 ktiow bow Hnperiaat tbla attond ootmaalbiii aaaalom wHb oa. THE AigOCfATED iHEig Wbat can you aoggaat? DEAR OR. CIOTTt la watobinf gland haa enlarged and conatricted prematurely. lattar can ba (a tnatiy paapfa. TV In a darkcnad room barmfol to tbc Madder opening, ourgery to Vidorli ^trguftoh Susan M. Thompson While the plot has some engaging gHlRLEV MARTIN, VERMONTER OEARflEAt«Ri Youratapaon’a (ba ayaa? iNWCMa to COTS Out ct removo uis twists and is clever In many ways, the 'Coutinf* dOMfi’t babavtor imidtoa a drug proMam, ttoaue (bat eauaea Moefcage. book doesn't seem uuHe on a par with trmiffato vtry wtll DEAR BHIRLEYi Wtib pfaaaara; and your diaeovary auMtantlatoa DEAR mSAOER: It can lead to Moat urotoMata prefer to waH to Perguton-Tompkint Thompion-Qoraon Len Delghton’s better tales. Am auAJMeRAf f perform aurgery until (be proatatic The characters are paper cutouts, the DEAR ARRVt You aniieatad that olderer peoine ohatracdon la relatively advanced M^. atid Mrs. Waltar ^ergusoa of IM Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thompson of COt/gfNg. By IMeto Jovanovskl. Mer­ wbllc they narrative Is digressive and plain windy cury House. Ifl Pages. abottid mark tba bacha oflamtfy pfeturea am producea obvioua aymptoma — Garth ttoad annoutioe the engagement Manchester announce the engagement in spots. Somehow, everything lacks can atm temamber wbo’a wbo, wbairatbapicturaa wm D m i M aucb oa drlMkling, Inereaaed fre-‘ of their daughter, Victoria Ferguson, to of their daughter, Susan Marie Thomp­ Meto Jovanovskl is director of fore Ign any real whomp. Maybe It was only programming at TV gkopje in Yugoi la- taken and tba approalmata datoa. Wby only “oldor quency. repeated urinary Infec- Carlos Tompkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. son, to Andrew Stuart Gordon, son of meant as an outlandlshly hokey spoof paopla”? That’a aomatblna avaryiwdy abould do aa tlona and large amounta of Cyrus Tompkins of 117 Gardner St. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gordon of West via. and “Cousins’* Is the first of his six anyway. novels to be translated. Into English aoon aa a anapabot la davaloptd. Ltodbay* fan Paittob, aon of gaan Petrene, RImberly Micbele, unexpelled (realdual) urine In (he . The bride-elect Is a graduate of Hartford. Whatever. Delghton’s fans probably For yaara I waa too buay (or laayi to do K, and now M. and Carol Hayea Lln^ay of Si daughter of Peter J. am M k ^e Madder ^ Manchester High School and Boston The bride-elect is a IMl graduate Of from the Macedonian. will be as delighted as always. It was not a vCry good choice. that rm ratited and bava planty ot time, 1 can’t Ocrard gt.. waa bom April II at WIfka Petrone of 4k Hitls St., waa If you ha^e RPH. 1 don't know University. She Is employed by Willi­ East Catholic High School and a ISM FMANK STfLLEY ramamber who half (ba pamie oral My paranta can’t Mancheotor Memorial Hoapital. horn A|wll k at Mancheater Memor­ why your doctora Inalat that you ams Ford as a sales representative. graduate of the University of Connecti­ “Cousins” deals with the affairs of FOH THE AggOCtATED FHEM two cousins - ghishman and grbln - help me bacauac my fothar baa baan daad for M yaara Hla maternal grandparenta are Mr. ial HMpHaf. Her maternal mand- poatpone aurgery. It’a not your age The prospective bridegroom Is a cut. she Is employed by the offiee of the am my mothar la In ajaat boma. unablatoramambar and Mra. William M. Hayea of gouth parenti are Mr. am Mra. ’Thomaa that counta; H'a the degree of graduate of Manchester High School secretary of the state in the eleotions “One was plump, dark, and sullen, the fttformtrt eiirrupt other thin, blond, and constantly chew­ much of aoytblfli. WIndaor. Hla paternal grandpar­ Wilke of 74 Porter gt. Her paternal blockage. Aak them to reconalder and Is employed by Morlarty Bros, as a division. go hara 1 alt witfi a trig boa of family picturaa. beating enta are Mr. am Mra. Albert V. grandparenta are Mr. am Mra. their declaloo or go ahead and sales representative. The prospective bridegroom is a ing the smile on his Ups” They are In ntw Ptrey novtl Innocent wanderers, naively sly but still my bralna out trying to recall namaa. dataa and placaa. Limaay of 111 Plymouth Lane. Peter T. Petrone of IkSgpringgt. requeat aVecom opinion. 4^Nov. 7 wedding is planned at St. graduate of the West Hartford public What a maaa* Abby. plaaaa remind your raodara often ghe haa a brother, Anthony Tho- To giveyyou more Information. Mary’s Episcopal Church. schools and Is co-owner of Bostonian THE THANATQg gYNDROME. By quite Ignorant of the affairs of the greater world outside their native to label tbair picturaa. ’Than tbair grandchildren won’t Mlllerd< Laaren Eliaabeib, maa. t. I’m a ^ ln g you a free copy of my Fishery Inc. In Hartford. Walker Fercy. Farrar, gtraash Oiroas. bava to go through what I’m going thromh now. daughter ol Robert K. and Nancy Apel, Andrew Cbariea, aon of Health Report on 'The Proatate A Sept. 12 wedding Is planned. S7t Fages. 117.05. Macedonian village. KICKING MYgBLF IN AgRURY PARK Believing that this indeed is the worst They leave the village during World g te^n a Mlllerd of 04 Walker gt., Allen F^^nd Jayne Lewla Apel of Ik Gland. Othera who want a copy of War I to avoid being drafted into the waa bom April 10 at Mancheater Bolton Center Road, Botton, waa thla report ahould aend II with their 8mlth-Cam«y of times, the plotters In Walker Percy’s DEAR RfCRfNO: Not only ahould family picturaa ba Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal bom April 17 at Mancheater Mem­ name and addreaa to P.O. Box novel. “The Thanatos gyndrome” Serbian army. Journey to Romania to labeled, but accounta of hlatorical evanta and decide to take a drastic step in an effort make money, and. when faced with gramparenta are Ronald and Doria orial Hoapital. Hla maternal grand­ 91420. Cleveland, OH 44I01-M29 Be Mr. and Mrs. Burton E. Smith of analyst tor Advanced Information Man­ to negate the stain of evil that is being drafted by the Romanians, start itephena of gouth Windham. Her parenta are Evelyn H. Lewla of aure to mention the title. North Fairfield Street announce the agement Inc. In Boston. Mass. out for home again. paternal grandparenta are Robert Beacon, N.Y. and the late Charlea spreading on the social fabric J. Mlllerd of Coventry and Rita J. Lewla. Hla paternal grandpar­ engagement of their daughter. Sherry The prospective bridegroom attended ’fhey corrupt the water system with a The trip Is not an easy one First they oe praaarved If younger membara intarvlawad older IDm Mp Christine, to Leo A. Carney Jr., son of Boston College and is a senior tall into the hands of the Bulgarian army Mlllerd of Wllllmantic. ghe haa a enta are Joan D. and George F. Apel mind-altering drug that changes the relativea at family galheringa. A tape recorder would brother. Paul. t. of Rockville. B k M t h T I p Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Carney Sr. of programmer-analyst with Blue Cross of behavior of me people In their rural area and then are taken prisoner by an be Ideal (or thla purpoae. Milton, Mass. Massachusetts In Boston. of Louisiana, 'fne change isn’t obvious to occupying French army. The good- gucceeding generatlona will love HI The blide-elect attended the Univer­ An August wedding is planned at the the local residents but It is to those who natured cousins manage to bumble sity 6f Connecticut and the computer Church of the Assumption. venture in from the outside. through all this, having some amusing DEAR ABRYt Our aon la getting married, and the "lYe call Mother Nature Mom’’ Processing Institute. She is a technical Dr. ’thomas More, a psychiatrist, is a adventures along the way. and eventu­ brlde’a parenta are putting on a HS.IWO wedding. local. But he also is an outslder—having ally work their way back to within According to the ao-called rulea of wedding etiquette, served some years in Jail for selling seeing distance of their village when the bride’a parenta are auppoaed to toot the bill (or the aniDENTiM. • coMMiaaM. • i n o u s t m m . drugs. Now he Is free, has returned and they are again victimised by the Serb wedding, right? W cddlnga "for some time now I have noticed that army. Well, the bride’a aide invited between MO and IM OmiWM A eOMPlITE UNE OP UMOMAPI tlllVICIt something strange Is occurring In our The best that can be said tor gue_.iieata. . and are allowing ua to Inlte only SO! My alater region. I have noticed It both In the “Cousins” Is that it Is mildly amusing — juat became engaged,mgaged. ao that adda one more, when we Tre«s A Shrubs Gravel & Topsoil patients I have treated and in ordinary at times. aaked them to addone more, they aaked ua to dropdrop« one by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. Quatlropanl-M lntr encounters with tieople ’’ PHIL THDMAS couple off our Hat. t feel tike "dropping” my huaband Landscape Ties Decorative Stone The changes range from the way THE ASSOCIATED PRESS andmeoff our Hat. > HIGH BLOOD Susan Carol Miner, daughter ot Mr We cun invite only two trienda from ouuide our Seeding & Sodding Sand A Crushed Rook PRESSURE and Mrs. Ronald Miner of 45 Schaller family. They told ua It costs |1M a couple, and my About I nUllloa ot Um tl mUUon ol Road, and Frank Joseph Quattropani. husband refuaea to pay for the extras. 1 am furious Spring A Fall Clean Up Bark, Mulch A Chips Amorieini who bovo bl|b blood S son ot Mr. and Mrs Joseph Quattropani 4 hou( the limitations they have put on us. ts this fair or Beokhoe York Rake proMun (byptriMWioa) art not aware of East Hartford, were married April in not? ol It. A blood ptaaaura chock wtll at St. Rose Church. East Hartford. ANONYMOUBLY YOURg promptly revoal It. Reiular P leM o n Feinstein Bulldozer Thatching modlcatloB can than pravant heart The Rev. John Conte officiated The 2. “Men Who Hate Women and the dItaaaaorairSiM. which may taavaoM bride was given in marriage by her DEAR ANONi The “rules’* cambe bent - and parmanenUy badriddaa and tba lamUy r father. Diane Strano. sister of the bride, 1. “Fine Thmga.” Danielle Steel Women Who Love Them.” Susan Lawn Installation, Renovation A Milntenance 2 “Windmills ot (he Qotfs “ Sidney Forward and Joan Torres trequentty are - depending upon the ftnandal bankrupt, tl you know you have n of honor. Bridesmaids were capabilities of those Involved (In some cases, the hypartanalan. ntvar atop taklna tba liner. Joanne Stepien and Sheldon 3. “Fatherhood.” Bill Cosby w FMlIy iRtMrod R Frto lollm attB * nacaetary modleattoa. Patlanla who 3. “the Eyes ot the Dragon.’’ Stephen 4. “This 'n' That,” Bette Davis with m’s family shares equally with the bride’s In may leal weU and than giva up ^Jattropani tnnlmant are uauaUy the onM wbo Quattropani was best man for King Michael Herskowitr Ktdng the wedding.) . . , .... a. “No Deals. Mr. Rond.” John There really are no hard and taat “rulea” theaedaya. drop dead or auddanly bacoma his brother. Ushers were Joseph Maras- 5 “Communion." Whitley Strleber hut t think ynut Bon’a future In-laws are being lesa than 742-1892 paralyiad. cla. Chuck Tischofer and James Arnold Gardner 8 “Boone," T Boone Pickens Jr After a reception at Jester's Court 8. “texasville.” Larry McMurtry 7 “Hold On Mr President'" Ssm fair with you. Manchester, the couple leR on a S. .“Destiny.” Sally Beeuman Dohaldson CONPtDENTAlL TO B.B. IN BAL HARBOR. FLA.! Connactlcut wedding trip to Florida . They will make 7. "Red Storm Rising." Tom Clancy S “The Frugal Gourmet Cooks With Whether ahe naga hecauae he drinka, or he drinks their home in East Hartford S. “Guardians ot the West." David Wine.” Jett Smith beceuse she nags, ts beside the point. Naggtng Irritates LandMaping The bride is employed by Aetna Lite Eddings ' 0 “Echoes In the Darkness." Joseph (he giver. Drinking Irritates the liver. M and Casualty of HarttOrii and the . s. “Winter Hawk." craig Thomas Wambaugh S a r v i c e a bridegroom is employed by Connecticut to. “Roh." 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To p LPt I T h i Joifiui Tr««r U2 (liland) 2. ‘'LloflnMd to III" BiMiti B^s (Dif'Jam) — Plitinurn (Mora than 1 million unHs told.) 3. "8llppary Whan Wat" Bon Jovi (Mareury) — HwaMsdetoSyl Platinum 4. "Lool( What tha Cat Draggad In" Polaon (Enigma) — Platinum All thtt/m 5. ‘‘Oracaland" Paul Simon (Warnar Broa.) — Jsnnifsr Long, sn «lghth-grad« studont will bo a atudont rock group, a drum Platinum At llllng Junior High School, prseticos duot, and a variety of singing and 0.‘‘8lgn O' tha Tlmae" Prlnca (Paislay Parit) r.'Trlo " Dolly Parton, Linda Ronatadt, Emmylou for tho school tBl«nt show to bo hold dancing. The performance Is open to the Harria (Warnar Broa.) Wodnosday ot 2:80 p.m. Footurod also public. S."Tha Pinal Countdown" Europe (Epio) — Qold (Mora than 800,000 units sold.) S."lnto tha PIra" Bryan Wdams (AAM) Thirty bands In town, but no parade lO.'Whitesnaka" Whitasnaka (Qaffen) FO W LE R V ILLE , Mich. (AP) - "All we need Is a band," she said. lead the parade. But that’s strictly There'll be more high school bands The Fowlervllle lligh School a sit-down band. Country tlnglM ^ In town this weekend than you can band turned down the parade shake a baton at, but Loyalty Day, assignment because It’s playing So who will lead the 27-unit 1. "The Moon Is Still Over Her Shoulder" Michael Parade participants may have to do host to a band festival this weekencT parade? Johnson (RCA) their marching to a recorded Thirty guest bands will be in town, If need be, parade organisers will 2. "To Know Him Is To Love Him" Dolly Parton, Linda drummer. "but not one of them will be r - * . , r . Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris (Warner Broa.) Marcella Hettrick, publicity available to us," Hettrick said. mount a battery-powered record 3. "Can't Stop My Heart Prom Loving You" The coordinator (or the parade, says all High School Principal Ed Alver- player on a farm trailer and hope the details for the parade are set — son said he even tried to recruit the the sound will reach marchers and O'Kanes (Columbia) observers, Hettrick said. 4. "lt Takes a Little Rain" The Oak Ridge Boys (MCA)except for one thing. Fowlervllle Middle School band to 8."Julla" Conway Twitty (MCA) 5. "l Will Be There" Dan Seale (EMI-Amerloa) /."Domestic Life" John Conlee (Columbia) 8."airls Ride Horses Too" Judy Rodman (MTM) S."Plaln Brown Wrapper" Gary Morris (Warner Ifews, Sports, Foaturss and Bros.) * lO .'Too Many Rivers" The Porester Sisters (Warner McDonald’a * tool Bros.) Bscoms a Ntw Manchsatar Herald Sub­ scriber (for a minimum of 13 waaks) and I Adult contemporary we'll land you a $5.00 book of Mc­ 1. “Tha PIner Things" Steve WInwood (Island) Donald's* Qlft Cartlfloatos to use at any | 2. "Just to See Her" () kMcOonald's* location. Don't waltl 3. "Baby Grand" Billy Joel featuring Ray Charles (Columbia) 4. "La Isla Bonita" Madonna (Sire) S!"l Knew You Were Waiting" Aretha Pranklln A f& tm George Michael (Arista) Fill Out tho Coupon below. Mall or drop off to tha e.'Tha Lady in Red" Chris De Burgh (AAM) Manoheatar Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI.. Manchaator, Ct. 06040 7."Be La" Lionel Richie (Motown) t' 5. "8ame Ole Love" Anita Baker (Elektra) 0. 'Til Still Be Loving You” Restless Heart (RCA) I want to become a Now Manohsitor Herald Subaorlber (for a minimum of 13 10. “Don’t Dream It's Over" Crowded House weeks) and receive my |S.OO book of McDonald's* Qlft Certificates. (OepKoi) Name______ite^r Ilm Ut -■.lit*- Nation wina A8CAP award Address______^ ^ ______NEW YOR K (AP) — Paul Nelson recently won the Phon*______IS.OM seventh annual ABCAP Rudolf Nlsslm Award. The winning entry, "Vox Aetema Amorls" formesso One Par PkaWy • Raw tn»asffeam Onfy soprano solo and orchestra, consists of settings of six Coupon book mailed upon reoarpt of payment tor a 13-wssk subsorlptlon. love poems by women over a period of 1,000 years. Nelson, of Providence, R.I., is a recently retired professor of composition at Brown University. t n # t f r ^ ' a. fim i M m iftuM Story iM w T j n n t g HKV UtKKmOmfWmf 3< tsae&Mtdky, w ttav kw avis, ek. PmuiMe A. Menakkem , New feM kiw, Wu. A. Lawrence Harvey Merger (he Betty Ford b^jnsa The sta y efuMged hfs fMme to k iitf before his fbw rKbo braadeasty rs $3, frOitt BfrOOklyrt, ^ k a t b v u r k w getM g worse, nor berter. My (he second of ihiee sons (one of Reading vViih Iter w«s iiot . whom died m chrirffioody of oday, she is h^ppy and helpwg. fo fact, it Was behimMlie stay a relaxed, this former first exacerbafirtg rtte sifoatiiow.” It has been nine years l\ OSS rim JCWfSfT..*d Irririri^ainS. rflS parerrfs owned a bar and grill, lady who shared the He ai$ds. "$o this hteerventiow bur doling y firM Wer fr his White House with our WaS a last chattec. ft Was a* since her last drink and By Josle father sold ir to work hi a 38th president and (fead-end street, the way we defense plant, fn thoogh. captured her own were gomg." her last unnecessary he died of a heart atfack White Tconstituency with her Says Betty Fotd now. “The working at the pfanf. His death forthrightness in face of cancer, disease affects the family as pilL rraumatized the boy. and he ' her outspoken defense o f strongly as it does the individuaf became a terrible student and a women's rights and finally her who is actually suffering frorn troublemaker. personal battle with alcohol and the alcoholism. An objective, weff-reasotted - Chty (WO thifigs brought him pain-killing drugs. mastectomy. an assistant dance instructor in pleasure: sports and listening to - Today, nine years after her jui^m ent. But Betty Ford was "But finally." says ford. her local school at age 14. long the radio. So he decided to Iasi drink and her last not feefmg objective that April "Overall, the one thing I heard before she studied with Martha become a broadcaster. He unnecessary pill, Betty ford, a day in Cafifomia. She was Wats, We care. We love you toe Graham, the woman w ho took slender 5 '5 ", walks into a New a n g ^ , hurt atKl... hostile. worked as a delivery boy and much to let you d ie.’ " just $1 m alimony and som e mail clerk while try'mg to figure York hotel suite, pale chestnut "My first reactiott." she says The inlervention was furniture when she divorced first empharficalfy. "WaS: Is (his all OM how to bredc m but then m hair capping her expressive face, especially effective, she says husband Bill Warren, still felt her brown dress standing out (he (hanks I get for spending (he frankly, because her husband madequate at times. Betty fo r d 1957, at the age of 23, he fast 3(1 years knocking myself moved to Miami because he'd against the cluster of green and instinctively took charge, "'that could write. "I was no Pavlova Out fo w! the best Wife atrd heard (hat it was easy to break flower-patterned sofas and was good for me. because that and not half the woman my mother that I could possibly in mere. It was. He got a job chairs. wasn't a outsider. That was my mother (Hortense Neahr) was. sweeping floors at an AM She is here to talk about her her- husband, nry dearly beloved I was always measuring myself station md when one of the disc second autobiographical book Adds Ford. "Looking batek partner." against impossible ideals such as jockeys suddenly t|Uit, he was written with Chris Chase, a book over (he years now. I tbrnk I In the end Betty Ford said. Martha Graham " - thrown on the air. which candidly chronicles how Was overproducing. I was a "OK. what do I doT' Today, Ford devotes an Chicago-bom, Grand perfectionist. I still am. And I He became popular ((uickly, But doing it was not easy. increasing amount of time to her Rapids— raised Betty Bloonaer was compulsive ‘in making sure id and was also hir^ to host a The early stages of withdrawal 80-(x:d center — six white, .— the former model, dancer and that our children had everything radio show from fmrnpermk's at home — (tefote she checked single-story buildings in a de.sert housewife who became one of growing up. so much so that jUst restaurant, a show (hat, he says, into Long Beach Naval Hospital oasis setting. 11 miles southeast the nation's most popular the intensity 1 put into it had forged his interviewmg style first — found her vomiting, shaking. of Palm Springs. She is W lftam Dttfa# fiwWTi 9 f f a v # r ladies — conquered her been putting me on a back because he sptdce to anyone who "I shook so much I didn’t need president of (Iw board of addiction. burner. ” was (here with no preparation, an electric toothbrush," Ford directors and a co-founder with The story, just published. 4 - Her support role began early. 'that also became popular and quips. Dr. Joteph Cruse and Leonard weaves the voices of Ford, her After all. hadn t her honeymoon soon celebrities were popping Q. Mease Iell m ahottt WUUm Cf. Cve reeeatly seen a taovk In the hospital, she resented K. Firestone, former ambassador family and friends into a mosaic. been a short weekend punctuated into Bumpemik's to be interviewed dafae. He's stupendous. t .C ., tolled “bestH Hearts*' and shating a room with three other to Belgium. Cape May, N .J. It's a multi-dimensiohal image by campaign stops! "We women, and eventually sharing And she is involved: backing By 1962, he was working in thought Hetea Shaver was S«tty Ford A. He’s 31, from Appleton, of a woman who finally refused married right in the middle of (he secret of her addiction, (he recent addition of 23 beds, vaNous media — radio shows, a gorgeous. Could you tell ate Wis., one of seven children of a to be (rapped by her own my husband's first campaign, for especially alcohol addiction, backing a new financial ■ fV talk show, a newspaper . where she’s from and what else doctor and a nurse, and was weaknesses. It was a formidable list. The (he fifth Congressional district in with the'world. “I fought that assistance program for patients column — and making a lot of she’s been Irtf Jay UeMalo, originally named William — The book title is “Betty: A time Steve drove to Palm Michigan." she remembers. public announcement very hard. who can’t afford the relatively the nook«tt«« money. He was also spending Long Mratteh, N.J. Willem is a nickname. Although Glad Awakening." And for Springs to keep his mother "After our wedding, we went (0 I cried, sobbed as much as any low $l55-a-day tab for .stays wildly and gambling, a situation / his movie appearances have been A. She's from St. 'thomas, Ford, that says it all. company, whipped up a special Owosso. sitting in the bleachers time in my life. And I took ranging from 28 days to six (hat culminated In a 1971 arrest . Mease settle an atgumettt. Haw many Maekettes m then In striking — his villains in Ontario, and was a major star in For her, the point of rebirth, dinner, only to have her say, to hear (then presidential offense when they insisted, weeks; deciding that women for grand larceny when he kept e Madia CUy Musk Mall ekams, how mueh do they woek Ottd “Streets of Fire" and “To Live her home country before the beginning of (hat new life, “I'm not hungry." The times candidate Thomas) Dewey, until ‘Mrs. Ford, you’re hiding addicts would recover best in a 2 $5,0b() given him by financier what Is thek weekly salatyf O.M.M., Wateehuty, Cohh. and Die in L .A ." and hQm in becoming one in (he l).S . Her was A'pril I, 1978, a soft spring Jack was ashamed (0 bring late at night. We drove into behind your husband.’ Being a separate, segregated wing where Louis Wolfson to pass on to A. there are J6 ftockettes, (hey work a varying number of weeks the current "Platoon" —^ first films were a bit unu^tjal. In day in Palm Springs, C alif., jUst friends home; the times Susan Detroit at 4 a m . spent one day very independent person, that they would not slip Into the New Orleans D.A. iim .each year, but always during the 10 weeks of (he Christmas considers himself more of a one. "The Supreme kitl,7 she a week before she turned 6() (who instigated the (here, (hen (urned%ound and hurt." background and the traditional Garrison. (He used it to pay his show, their salary, according to a Radio City spokesperson, Is stage actor than a movie star. was (he makeup artist g$ Well as years old. Betty Ford was not confrontation) was forced to fill came back. " Independent, yes. But (he role of “being a support system (axes.) 'The charges were none of your business but a couple of years ago It was He was working with the leading lady, in another. yet completely settled into her in for her mother; the time, During her years in Virginia same woman who had become eventually dropped, but his for the men." approximately $565 a week. It should be a bit higher now. Milwaukee's Theater X troupe “The Naked M ate," the new three-bedroom home unsteady on her feet, she fell, as a Congressional wife, Ford career was ruined — for a when he was spotted and Mexican-Canadian production overlooking a nearby golf breaking her ribs and chipping a once calculated (hat husband while. By <975, he'd worked his encouraged to move to New was dubbed into Spanish and course. It was less than a mile tooth. Jerry was away 200 days of the way back and ,-egained his York. He soon Joined up with disappeared, much to her relief. from (he rolling hills and the Mike's wife, Gayle, spoke of year. That (eft her raising (heir Thanks Mom, Miami shows. the experimental Wooster Oroup Soon the movies got better, land that wbuld become in just wanting (0 start a family — and four children. Q. Mkase iell me wheee Paullaa Czechoslovakian actress who In 1978 he went national with and with Its artistic director (hough, and she worked steadily. six years the Betty Ford Center, walling because she didn't want She explains. “That’s when I MoHzkova, the beautiful model, comes to the aid of her idol, an (he late-night/all-night "Larry Lllzaheth LeCompte; (hey have a You may have seen her in "The a pink and green complex where her children to know their began to feel the agony inside. is from, where she lives how older American actress. "It's king Show" and in 1985, i ' . 4-year-old son and a loft Amityville Horror." "In Praise over 3.5(X) people ranging from grandmother as she was then. (0 feel ‘Poor me. No one is and what she*s curreMly doing. sort of a nice ‘All About Bve,' “Larry king Live" debuted on together in Soho. Dafoe has of Older Women," “Best the famous (Liz Taylor, Johnny (That shook Betty Ford, who appreciating m e.' " She .sought Chris krempasky, Meekville, " explains an associate. It's due CNN. Lust year, he also started gone back to the jungle Defense," "The Osterman Cash, Liza Minnelli, Mary Tyler says now, “My own psychiatric help to become her Pa. out In August. perfected a stand-up comedy act. temporarily, though; he's Weekend," ‘‘The Men’s C lu b" Mtwre, Chevy Chase) to grandparents were all dea4 own person again. Besides modeling, which she He may, (hough, have to change currently shooting the movie and the current “The Color of ordinary people would be helped before I was bom ... and I Adds Ford, “By the time we A. She's from Czechoslovakia, doesn't particularly tike but his workaholic ways after “Saigon” In Thailand. Money." in overcoming their own always had a feeling that I was went through that heavy lives In New York's Chelsea which pays handsomely, she's suffering a mild heart attack On T v , she’s hud two scries, dependencies. different and I missed nresidenllal campaign, then the section and Is currently doing also looking for other acting recently.(He recovered “United States" and "Jessica That soft April morning, Betty something. I resented them for loss of the 1976 election and the what a lot of models hone to do jobs. She, apparently, gets a lot completely.) Novak," several TV movies — Ford sat next to her husband, dying before I got to know disappointment, the depression - act. She Just finished a movie of offers for “dumb" roles with He's been divorced three “The Park Is Mine" on HBO tears streaking her cheeks as she them.’’) of leaving the White House — a called "Anna" In which she, nude scenes and violence, and times, has a 2U-year-old and “Many Happy Returns" on confronted a crisis-intervention At the Intervention, husband place where I finally had a role appropriately, plays a these she lums down. daughter, Chaia, and as we go C BS among them — and has team composed of her husband; Jerry Ford snoke of her other than wife and mother... to press. Is Involved with Angle done various series appearances, her three sons, Mike, John and increasing slowness, tardiness, Well ." She pauses. “It was Dickinson. He lives In one on “Amazing Stories" .Steve; her daughter, Susan (then “being in second gear." hard." Arlington, Va. recently, another several seasons 13 10); two doctors, a nurse and Later, summing It up for his And harder still to listen to her family "ganging up" on Anything you'd like to know about promlnant back on “.' some friends. One by one, they wife's book, he said. “I was You’re one in a million! Next Up: the movie “The were reminding her of times making It possible for Betty to her, especially since the doctors psraonaMtIaa? Writa to Joala. Betwaan tha Believers" co-starring MaHin when her desperate need for as continue to drink and lake pills. had prescribed a regimen of exposure Linaa. King Kaaturaa Syndloata. 236 B. 46th 8t,. Sheen. many as 25 dally pills, often I would make all kinds of alibis pills. And why not? In 1964, arni traailBita R she developed spinal arthritis Naw York, N.Y. 10017. mixed with liquor, had made her about why w were late gelling New Hour*! Qojed Mon.i Tuei., Wed., 111 Canlar SIrael uncaring, unable to dress, someplace or why Betty didn’t and a pinched nerve. In 1974, FrI. 9-8:30; Thun. 9-8: 9il. 9-9 Manchailar 649-6039 slurred her words. show up at all. And it was her breast cancer resulted in a

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INN Nawa , CEWwtdorams social scientisu have ignored were experimenting with their ( 9 AarioiRuial Nawa 19 J MW WWwwna 1 TVS VOf (CNN) BlMiwtiit Today Days ctAMhur Carre (CO Pan 1 cl2 . (R| men without children. new freedoms, ihe women they ( £ Nama B: In eapth As a woman, I have found it met were exploring new options 6 ; 3 6 A M (MAX) a NoOI Saaelen: Jamas Nresm A f dawda (in Swao) dDWioton impossible not to think about of their own. Some were as 9 9 Kidd Vfdao W ■ I motherhood. Because pregnancy eager as the men to avoid 6 : 0 0 A M (C Veund UMvana (R) 9 Maercn 1 is a biological possibility from long-term entanglements and C £l Lovalucy 9 R'a Ycur Bui lnaaa preferred living with their lovers d ) OavM Toma Show 9 uam«oRaad puberty to menopause, I have AafwisfMn oovfvcv iwofiROf had to repeatedly decide whether to marrying them. 3® IRIncaaa CabaHare 9 Can You Ba TMonarf [CNN] Sports Close-up or not to have a baby. Most Many women pursued careers twIJ WyWrTTaVTTm women want to have children, [MS] You and ma. KM and decicted to postpone having [CNN] Oaybfaak mBO)MOVIE: Eddfsand theCnjlsarm' and those who choose not to be children or not to have them at [IMS] DonaM OwA INaaanis Twenty yesrs after the disappearance of e mothers usually coine to that all. As women asserted their [ESPN] BeeidaeNne (60 min) (R| bsrid's lead singer, a repenter and tha decision only after the deepest band s lyricist try to piece togethet the right to choose when and if to 6 :1 S A M ( £ Davoy A OoWaiti mystery Tom Berenger. Michsel Pare, El­ i soul .searching. have babies, men were further 6 : 3 0 A M CC Captam Bob len Barkin 1983 Retied PG By middle age, time is freed from the need to confront CB Tlia Wedd Tomonow 6 : 0 0 A M CE Berenstam Baara (CC) running out and the decision to their own desire for or fear of CD Bufls Bunny and Twaaiy SRow (CO (E Woody Woodpadkar be childless becomes irreversible family responsibilities. (E Faea OR (E 9 'ftia WuiMat (CC). for most women. I am one of Forging new lives is always (S) Joala and iba Pusayeais (E In Mia EXadk: Kuya to Succoei them, and at this stage of my easier away from home, and like Som« m«n b«tiove the 9 CtaasHlad ERfRiaan ORars informs- (SlBWfMcMk life, I find myself thinking more iion on the laiest smploynnant opponum- 9 Tom A Jany many of their generation who lias in 1(10 Connacticul area about who I am as a woman 40s are the time to sort 9 9Klaay*liir did not want to follow in their 9 tnai«M / Out 9 Saaama Straat (CO without children than I did in out values. 9 laiar Taft Acadamy (In Stereo) fathers’ footsteps, all the men I 9M«il banks my 20s and 30s. My thoughts spoke with chose to move far dSEIClUb 700 today are not so much regrets tWR WTMn vIOUnMN WBpOfT from their families. change her mind. She did not, been willing, bULPhil, 47, a Institute, is studying fathers 1® nuRon iSRany about what I missed as musings [CNN] CNN BpacM Rapoo "If I’d stayed in Detroit,” and two years ago, for reasons wealthy real-estate speculator, between the ages of 25 and 45 (S) NMoia (OO The neturel decey Of en about the kind of child I might said Peter, 44, a filmmaker, “I unrelated to children, they decided only recently that he She has heard similarly romantic [018] Contraption ebendoned gerden Is studied (60mln ign have raised and the parent I would have had to account to separated. Now Joe hopes to wanted a wife and children. A comments from the men she has [TMC] MOVIE: TTiaBaRadoXOradorlo Stereo) might have been. Cortak' Accused of murdering a lawman, [CNN] OavRraali n w s t>YNASrV’ WCDDINC - A 6m CBnAxMlxm l(Ooi6Bn lWa«i«6n> di^ my parents for my footloose life. meet a younger woman and start dedicated playboy in his youth, interviewed. a cowhand dees toward Mexico with a [MS] Ourrdio'e Clreoe I am curious about my But with a distance of 2,500 a family. Undaunted by his age, Phil acknowledged that transient But Ehrensaft cautions that 600 man posse in pursuit. Edward James Dami W«iiln« (L««mN Mtd«4«y) piM I s tic Hw k s s i s s Vkc scAMNfcmliwe '"OystAy” counterpart — the middle-aged Olmos. Tom Sower 1983 Rated (^ [ESFN] SpomCantar c^tgsO c. D o s’! c x ] ^ A tsdssBctc rtiis liiNC stA , ImA a sn l be NRfwkwl a k’s mM miles between us, they only he said he would like to have at pleasures that were once so middle-aged men who become [USA] NIpllt FNpItl [USA] So tor Your Oraarns man without children. Why knew what I told them, and after least three children. exciting to him now seem first-time fathers can be in for xi^Ibc^Bictldm ilydfiBiTtbA bat bees |>ldmmc6 . tb te ycdr’s «sA "OysdAy” c|>i* hasn't he fathered a child? Was 6 : 3 6 A M [HSO] Amaamt World «X 6:30A M (EWHdthe a while, even my mother Unlike women, men have the hollow as he approaches 50. some sorry surprises. “Some Spldars Soim of the most unusual spi­ (E tady CoveM-Odem and the Pbrtatade '90^ W e*wi6Ay, May S, s it A6C. it a conscious choice, or was it stopped asking me what I was luxury of time. A middle-aged Newton agrees that becoming men see a father bouncing a ders. selected from a range of thousands circumstantial? Do such men of different species, are discussed (E 9 Cara Beers FamAy (CC) going to do when I grew up.” man who is physically fit can a parent in middle age can bring child on his knee in the park and lE Mast tha XXayors awreny wocmtoti \ tc900OT6 still hope to become fathers, 7 :0 0 A M (E c b s Btorybraak: vaii- 6 : tO A M [CNN] MeaHhwasfc ® WP* Street Jooitiol llepoit Twenty years later the dust father a child in his 50s and still purpose and meaning to some think that’s what fathering is. 3® MOVIE: 'Tha Rad Dragon' CTierSe and, if >itt, what are they doing Shan: A CinderaXa Biory Rom CMna 6 :3 DAM CE The Sm Along Sang ® ® ANm 8i yhe CNpmoriks 1 1 :30A M dD Fetim' «n iBie Hue has settled. Now the men are have a good chance of living to men’s lives. “Questions that are These men have a distorted ICC). (R) Chan gets "help' from his cheuffeur In about it? solving s boffHrm mystery Sidney Toler. 9 Unre Your'SIdn ® Setmob (DMeppette asking themselves how their see his grandchildren. abstract and paralyzingly notion of intimacy. The GDPopaye iDOoneb To answer these and other Benson Fong 1946 9 Kids Ara BodtAa Too CS) this W e * * 1 BeeilN* lives took the turns they did and And there are arguments metaphysical can become problems they’ve been carrying (E AX-Naw Ewoks 9 IWtarnatlori ® M em Sm Hhl Wof»v WbtM (B) ® iPerBcy BrewMer questions I had to talk to the 9 AndySrfRNh where they want to go next. favoring late fatherhood. In concrete with the birth of a around with them for 40 years (E Naw Jaraoy Paopla tWig (60 mm.) 3® MladM Tesoro (CNNl SlV** VVNh >Bee KVwiedh ®WKME: 'CyiwioBeBieBvrec' ikPiri- men themselves. Last fall I S® According to Peter Newton, an middle age men’s personalities child. When a man asks himself won’t disappear with the birth of Photon 9 Weedy Woodpadrar I® Bay BfOlhor The Post Pop Space Rock [MSIWOVAE: 1h Seerdh CeiWi- sien. bieseed with a gift for )l6urice CheveHer 19o2 ftaPeOG psychology at the Wright better able to enjoy the company a family to support." certain that they want to be [M S] DomAd Dudk Preaems a TEW afl Ml I ffllii I ^ Bay Area. All were Institute in Berkeley, middle age of children than in their 20s and Peter, the filmmaker from fathers, but otNers continue to ( 9 World Vision 9 BMiemNna (CS(PN1 Tom Mobb Ooitfoore (8) laaar Tag Acadamy (In Stereo) [ESfBl] Running and Racing Nm N iBuMy TMHy Story f»eui 9 AB-Nasv Csvdks hetentsexual, some had been Detroit, says that when he was vacillate. Eric, a 42-year-old 9 Magulna dal Tiampe is a time when a man takes a 30s, when they are more focused (8 ) Macron 1 [HBO] MOVIE: 'BsyatxUhaity' (OC) A McCertney. Xetth fttcherOs 6 f»0 The cverty ® VMM Bh a ix VYadk TMh (loala Ra- married, none had ever fathered OBAvafttaadcs hisionsn goes irtro e stOte o( medness Brothers reflect on the career this pop look at the hopes, dreams and on their careers. younger and living on an architect with a history of brief 9 Ring Around the Mtorld a child. illusions that propelled him in But according to Newton, unpredictable income, he would romances, contrasted his positive (CNNlBloStery when e movie compeny comes to town to fTHisic piorveer, feeturtf>g pefYormertoe clips [CWN] NCAA PiavNNv NaasAaAl '•» 9 Nasvsmahors [MS] Seed MemAig MMieyl make s movie b e s^ on the book he hes end Interviews with Buddy Holly's bend One central theme ran through his 20s and 30s and asks, men are not any more immune have resented giving up his feeling toward childrenVith writien Also Alda.MicliselCeine.MicheHe (60 min) i|TWO)MOXNE: XTnaaniOna'Ahaakai- ' 9 Abboit and CoataNo [ESPN] Tnidt and TracierPuA (60 min I ^PfeiRer 1986 Rated PG bsll tnsr clashes head on svAh 'leva WhAs their individual .stories. Without freelance life to support a fears of commitment ana riNVCl NvQVfE: 'T h b Tfimtno T>oMt' "What, if anything, in my life is to the passing years thar^^ 3® A ventures del Pequano Principe [TMC]M0VIE: ThaCruWSaa' The off) battling tha coHaga afhkWc ea«ltiAahmerii. lUSA] Kays to Succaas TWO women who bed studied together Rdbby Barmen, Annafia O'Todla. Gad exception, the men told me that serviceable in my 40s and 50s?" women, and those who deny family. Now that .he is responsibility. / £)KidaoTv cars arid men df ihe ship. Compass Rose, years eertler at a formal baHet school re- tO O O A M CE Paa WaaY Pfa^iouaa Strickland 1977 RaiadPG they could not explain their lives Although the men I their aging are sirnply deluding financially stable and traveling "When 1 see my friends with face the dsrigers of the Nazi subs during f view the directions their lives have taken world War II Jack Hawkins. Denholm El- IMAX] MOVN: 'Angsd apA Tha NaA- today without reference to the interviewed varied in their themselves. less, he would like to have a their kids, I envy them, bui then (E WWF WiaatAng ChaAanga and puestion their chosen paths Anrve lion, Donald SInden 1953 (E 9 Raal Shoatbuatars ICC) Bancroft. Shirley MacLaine, Mikhaii Bar­ man' A notorious gurtslAigar Is numaA to social upheavals of l%5-75. satisfaction with their work, they “To say that a man is child. But unlike Phil, who I think of what an awesome C h e n n e i s yshnikov 1977 Bated PG health by a rnsM Who wKmhlm over to Rta CE inaMars (60 min ) OuSkarphAesophy JdhnWayna.GadRut- The events in the larger world spoke of children as his legacy 6 : 0 0 A M fUSAl Oteoover wHh Bdbert Veo|(Nb all agreed that at this stage of physically capable of fathering a responsibility kids are. I think (EMupputBdMas 3®Boul TraAi sell, Bruca CAbOt 1847 during that period changed the and the measure by which his I’d like having a child but not WFS6 Maitford, CT 3 (EPoppIss their lives a close and loving child into his 70s is rhisleading. WNEW New Yotk. NY s 9 CWNNasvs (USAleAbetWAAAemen’eGeeAFWhW course of their personal lives. relationship with a woman was a A man may not have a life would be judged, Peter being a parent. It’s a dilemma I WTNH New Haven, CT B (E 9 FHfltatonsKMs(CCl 1 1 o o AM ( E Galaxy FAgh (EVeyagars 9V o y ag ars tS O O S M (E Mualt MadhAia Like generations of young top priority. For some men that biological clock, but he has a described children as life can’t seem to resolve," WOB New York. NY The neturel decay of an (E Btar Baarch (6t) min ) WPIX New York NY n 9 Natura (CC) E MCAdN: XRia IMN RiAlan' A U.S. men before them, they had meant marriage and children; bio-psycho-social clock. intensifiers. Other men questioned their ( 9 Bugs Bunny abandoned garden Is studied (60 min ) (In (EM uppats Cavalfvlugitiva. an InAlanhoyaodaoamal WMCT Hartford. CT IB Stereol expected to launch careers and others were still ambivalent Remember, a middle-aged father ‘Tve had an exciting life,” own maturity and whether they WTXX Waterbury. CT ?0 9 9 B m u rN (E WraatAng ream op to outwit the army m thad aaardh 9 Pusams Straat (CO 9W rai(tK ng for a naw 'homo A WooAaiRd Worta Of '' marry when they reached their about family life. Those in a is not one, but two generations said Peter, “but the one would be appropriate role WWLP Springfield. MA 77 CrCF-Twop Dfanay praaarttailon JamaaGamer. Vara experience I haven’t had is WEDH Hartford. CT ?4 9 Aak the Manager 9 underdog 9 Papal Oudhpfn ChaAanga (60 min i Mdas 1973 Part 1 0(2, Butjhetr-comiog of age ' third group were certain that removed from his child. He has models for their children. A few WVIT Hartford, CT 30 3® Caphan CamaAa v Hff: El Tasoro dal Sabar coihctdgd with the emergence of they never wanted to be fathers. to ask himself: Will I have the raising a child. When I see a talked openly about their fears of WSBK Boston. MA IB 9 W W F WiaatAng V.9J vwwrr Of wrroonffig WGGB Springfield MA 40 I I T u P la u il7 Tony Brosyn's Journal 9 FpUfur (ElAedk Shaaip BguaAwn the counterculture, which, in Joe is a 46-year-old lawyer stamina to be a father to a father and his kid walking hand a solitary life but said their Paterson NJ A- WXT\' ST; Voyaga to tha Betiem of tha Baa f t World Wide WiaatAng 160 mm l S4 Film Short ClT GlGW Oorgaoua UAAaa Of 'Wiam effect, extended the privileges of who said that he always teen-ager when I'm in my 60s? in hand, 1 think,‘Wow, to that anxieties about making WGBY Springlield MA S7 [MS] Welcema to Pooh Comar [OIS1 Wind In the WAIosvs TAng kid his father is everything.'For WTIC Hartlorri Cl ei 9 9 Thraa Steogas adolescence into the 20s and expected to marry and have Will I be able to afford to send a commitments have so far CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICMN’ [MAX] MOVIE: 'Paa Wae’s Big Advan ^S R N ] Anion Outdoors with Julius (IK) Bugs Bunny and Twaaty Show (CCi 9 9 Talaphona AutMon me, a child could be the spiritual tur«* (CCi Pee Wee Herman seta out on a Borov beyond. "Dropping out" children. But in his late 20s he child to college after I’ve overcome their concerns about a FSPN Sports Network irsPNi 3? PELICOEA 'El Tasoro dal Ray Said 9 m o v ie . 'SkyjadhaA' A Bacangad va became a legitimate alternative, awakening I’ve been searching HBO Homtj Box Office IHBOI cross-country trek in an effort to recovei [USA] Oo It VouiaaH Show mon' taran akyiackv a plana anddamandvtcba fell in love with a woman who retired?" lonely old age. • CINFMAX Cinemax iMxx; his sloter. bike Pe* Wee Herman Eliza and many of these men spent did not want to be a mother. Joe claims that he would have for.” TMC Movie Channel ITVCI beth Daily Diane Salinger 1985 PateO 10:10A M [CNN] Showbiz WMk ® WaahAigton tXIaak Ai Raviaw (CC) their 20s — and some their 30s During the 15 years they lived started a family in his 30s if the Diane Ehrensaft, a professor USA USA NeiwtJrk lUSAl P<5 (In Stereo) 1 0 :3 0 AM ti) Toob WoH IS. Championahlp WraatAng 160 mm ) fU$Al Diet of the Stars [ESPN] FIsMn' Hah — eTcpefitrtthtlnq with different together, he assumed she would woman he wais living With had of psychology at the Wright ( £ m PourMi PuppiM - TlAwtlirtrCTIig2AlJ>:tBMiter Dubbina. 1967. (USA]CdiMdns [DtS] MOVIE; Houap of OIm O rsd ' A ramify movaa mio a house rapuiad to be Satiurffaiy> ContiiiiiMl 4:10P M (C N N ) 6porta Chwamp haunted by Ha buEdar. an abolHloniai who waa aotiva m tha underground railroad. Ho­ 4:30P M GD 9 KdM M itv Oarhv From SatiurdbiVf Contiiiiicd ward E. Roans. Shaver Ross. Jo# Sanaca. ChutehM Downs m LouttvMs, K Y. (90 mm.) m i W T E R 1984 Ratad NR (Lival (Mian to Ruttia. Chartton Hatton. Yvatta ® M OVIE;‘Msaa lha Saastt and Child. [U S A ] Wght Flight Mimiatui. Jamat Btolin. 1B72. ton’ Sis boys, conaldatad mMitt from a QED Danes Patrar Judges: John RaHly chance to appear tn a televtaton commer­ bimgHng Japeneaa detective solve a ctae. While Investigating ("Qanaral HotpItar’I. Brands Dickaon : A M (CN N ) CNN Travdl OuWk IS MOVIE: ’YhaCItWBaollhoUgMM- boya camp attampt to a tw ths l anaalata cial. (60 min.) (R) a murder^ Dee Dee 1 10 tlaughlaf of a buffalo. Bay Mumy. Barty ("Tha Young and tha Haatlatt"). Drake [H B O ] (MOVIE: 'Htortdd Ven#eenee' A aada' Tba M-concatvaduMa ot BaWilava Hogaatyn (“Daya o( Our Llvaa"). Musical (R M a u d a (D MOVIE: 'Thb Uet Rfeturt Show' A (Stepfanie Kramer) duhng tha Citmatn conWct and Kt tutctW Robblna. M lat Chapin. IB T I. D small Ttxaa town in the 1.950'e prepares VMtiwm v«t It con(font*d by • toldtor l » giMM: Qkiffria. (R) (In Stereo) 9 What a Couirtryl la shot atid could catvaty ctwttia ara la-craatad. Ttavor Ho- ® M O V It: ‘KhtB Sahwnan’a Mlnaa’ A for the eloBino of the on^ thMter. Timothy be paratyxedy on one* couft-marila)*d wiwn it* )i*adt ov*r- v»atd. Vanataa Radgiava. John QMgud. safari saatchaa for a misting axploiaf mho 9 IB) Pivtal Ooutmat 9HT Throb Phil dreams o( glory when he Bottoms, Jeff Bridges. Clerie Leeehmen. M H to find th* woman Ita laft bahmd ‘Ri­ 1968 tried to Ihtd s diamottd mlna. Staorstt (CNN) BN itary starts managing his girtirland's tmglng car­ 1971. **t1untcr.'' Fart I of chard Hatch. Jokna MrichaD-CoMna. Ron eer Quest: Denlejcil WlWama Ma«. 1986 Ratad NR ® Waek Eotaveetlve (Stangsr. Dabotah Katr. Richatd Cariaon. [B S P N ] PfaNalluiial Redao Qwylmya 9 9 OoMan OMa (CC) Tw o potleaman the '*Hot Furault' iB a Sperta latim lav ® M OVIE; ‘Raturn to Fantoay laland' 6 AasM lallen (90 mki.l (Taped) (CNN) •at up a ataka-out at Blaftctis'a house to episode of the NBC 1:20A M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Th* Pop# of Motofttioali (H B O l netiAlAl MaeiAithur. Tha Da- (ESPN) Stanlav Cup Ptayoffa (3 hra.) trap a jawei thief. (In Stereo) scries atra SATUII* Oraanwieh VWIaga' Tw o dittantly ralatad Unanpactad romanca and pahl B>**l tl* buddlat pull off an IH-concalvad aafacrack- paopla w ta ny to a pkiah island laaort f l ) M OVIE; ’SomWa'a la k t’ A vilags A Rant QgnstM Ha) HoRkooIi narrates thit (Live) 9 MOVIE: 'Nouu Vaysaaf A thaharad DAY a n a y 3 . whata thdV can Kva out thair moat daaiiad documsmary that sxaminsa tha caraar ot p i spmstar Is (trough! mil of her shaH with t(ta ing job that gala tham into hot watar with a hauntsd by dsad World War II tohisrt 8 : 0 0 P M C D Outlawa Maggie's aurprita local crima kingpin. Eric Robant. MIckay fantasias. Ricardo Montalban. Adiianna tha famout Wor(d Wat II and Koraan War (top o( a psychtatrlat and a romantic an- Howard Vamon. Nadhis Paaeala. Anthony birthday party turns Into a polentAlty dan­ CHECK IISTINGS Rourka. Kannath McMillan. 1994 Ratad R Baifaaau, Qaoiqa Mahatit. 1976. Mayans. 1974. gsnaral. (ocusing on how hit mdapandant. gerous affak. (60 mm I counler. Bette Oavla. Paul Henrald. Claude arrogant atyia brought him auccaaa in cam- Reins 1942 fOt EXACT TIME ® Candlafiln Bowdlnt (60 nan.) (ESPN ) WInnar'a Chela 1:30A M CD 0*neln’ to th* Htta ptigna but tvantuMy lad to hit downtall. CD 9 Starman ICC) Starman and Scott t aaama Shaat (CQ. teach an lIHtarats man how to read. ((K) [DIB] PraMs Homs Compantan wtth CD M TV V)d*a Countdoum (B) (U S M MOVIE: ‘Qamaio Vd. Qasa’ Ths I T M C ] M O V IE :’Tha Radad ot Qragorio Oanfson KsHlor G ) M OVIE; -VanMihto M M ’ A (onnar giant ffying tuMa comas to lha aid off Ja- mm) 9 TuriMght 2ona (lanaaa chMtan Ihtaalanad by a Hying Q irto t’ Accutsd of mutdaring a lawman, [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘iayast Ubadv' (CC) A Matino. policatnan and raca car dilvar a cowhand Rasa toward Masico with a CD Newt 9 ABC N aw t (CC). monsiBC...... - -- - »-»«-— noBfo s v^ongOya...... mcnM^o s- .ft- _ I historian goes imo a state of madnsts laarts p o ^ on a lour-stata chaaa. Batty VOO man posse in purauK. 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MtchaHe (9 ) Ohoat Story [U S A ] MOVIE: *MarlJubnb' A young 4:46PB|(mS)DTV women discovers the evUa essociated [CNN)Na«nday o 9 MOVIE: Broadyysy Danny Rosa' A Ptarffer 1986 Rated PG (i ^ Telee from the Derltside 2:00A M 9 i n n N*wt 2:30PM IX) css igatto Jatot^ with smoking mtri|uana. incKtding potsibla (ESPN ] Bpomcanlas Batwday B:00P M CD Mlaalon hnpoaalhla Bmetl-time but good-hterted talent ooem 9 That'# tha Spkft NCAA Womans' ^(mnastics Champloit- 9 ; 1 0PM [CNN] BhowMi Wash (8 ) N ew t (Live) pregnancy, in this early psaudo- [U S A ] Damea M t y IM A (60 min I ship. horn Siwcitl Evaivtt CaMsr in Sah CDWMdMnB wortis diligentiv to make iuccbtees ot Mb documantary about *tha weed with roots [C N N ] Foraign Corraapondama hopelesa cNentt Woody ANen. Mia Par- (8 ) Record Guide Laka (jty. U T. (M> minj (Ttffiadl G ) OnaM g PamBy Don and Jan wotpr 9:30PM 9 9 Ma and M n . C The in hall “ H ^ y Wood, H u ^ McArtfwr 12 :10P M (IMS) DTV row. 1984 madia dsclaraa Qarri a haioma lor rsscumg GD Snbbh PrtvHwb Hosts Jeffrey Lyons (E8PF2] Kama ® Eaaanca ibout tbbytng dib bldb blonb b v • 9 bbk* and Micheel Medved look at whet's new at 1936. MOVIE; Rbtum of b Man Cabod ■ blind man horn a lira. (In Btarao) [U S A ] Night FHght 1 2 :3 0 P M (£ To Ba Amouncad. btid. (86 the movies. (In Stereo) ® Qioat Amailaan OiMdsaiA /^RL & AA-A------— — IRd\ ■— ■- S Hotbb* An Engtiah noblemen retuma to the 11:30P M CD Magnum. P.l. iipi ubmpbby 9 PRMibpbRbb \mi mm.i (C N N ) TMa Wash In Japan 2:1 B A M [T M C ] Short FHffl Showcaaa ® Itogat Clamawa SagaW ® Oioataat Sparto Ujandi tribe of the &oux to find them defeated GD tV i b Uving Tw o men propose to Gin­ (C N N ) Cyans and NswOk 9 WWE ButpaffttoN at WnatllnB foHowing a brutal war Richard Harria. Oale 10:00P M CD Naur. ger on the seme day 11 ;50PM (M A X ] IMOV)E: Lucky 13’ 2:30A M CD B*at of Saturday Night 6 ) TM t CM Houaa (CQ A teen-ager convicted of murder and the 9 Bedyysatoh (C Q Separating tact tram Sondergeerd. Geoffrey lewia 1976 Ip a naat: For HIra (CC) $panaar Uva (M S I Cdtaon T\Ntna (C N N ] Styffa W Hh Elsa lOanaah CD 9 [C N N ] Pinnacle prostitute who had baan writing to him m tries to aolva the murder ol a compularltad 9 T*nap**d and Brawn Shoa (ESPN) Msiao M w m Aamgim; Qiand fiction about cakJum’a banallta. ooooo (8 ) ( 8 Eaeta of Ufa ICC) Jo • grandfather )#(l take off for Aritona after he escapes (ESPN] HatoA SsAlnB horn ChutoMB fictional collags atudant craatad sight [DI ] MOVIE; itbgc Strueb' A stage M a o l Ftsilds From Tampa. (90 min.| 9SAlnl (Sheldon Leonard) travela from Roland to 8 police custody. Monica Carrico. Eric Stoit<. (C N N ) Sparta Latanlght (Tapadl Oeiaina (2 hia.) (LNa) see her graduate from cobege. (In Starto) ysara ago as a prank 160 mm I struck giri rises to stwdom but finde that Stuart Margolin. 1984. Rated R 9 WhAt A CAtorttyl Roban’t lathtr heertbreeka occur etter the curtain comes [E 8 P N ] BportaCantar |2 hra.. 30 mm | r T M C ) M OVIE: ’An Anwitoan In Parts’ (H B O ] M OVIE; ’THtoito’ A Braadwav thraatans to thaown him. (N oooooo ( S Mafor Uagua laaabaN: Haw Vorli 9 C o v s f BFiifV down Henry Eonde. Susan Stresberg, O New Hot Tradts pioaa agant must dtal wMi lha taalRv off Yankaaa at Minnaaota Twine (2 hra.) 12:00A M 2:45A M [H B O ] FdOVIE; M y Man AnAmahcanas-OIRndsiomancstndtuc- 9 Chatffrtrtto (00 mm.) 9 9 Humsr (CC) McCaTs terioualy ChriBtopher (dimmer 1957. caas in Paha . Musical acora by Qaorga and his tsrminai Snaas and a (tahma taunion woundtd whita mvaatigating a (itoatllution ( R Hammer Houaa of Horror Adam' (CC) Troubla baglni whan a Young fSi MOVIE: Tha In Lawa' A mMd- man with an ovaractiva Imagination maats ha QarMtyr*iGana Tally, tasto Caron. Os­ with hia ssttangad son. Jich Lammon. 9 JtrtlA C h id and C ontpaniy ring operating out ol a flaat ot moblla [E 8 P N ] NFL FUrns Preeente (R) [CNN] Nawanl^ twOODIBtAiih|S.r- OBnBOn. Ah TwBB —_ a^BmiBn. • a SIMA Il^^nf* yoB^BO ACNOSS menfwred dentiat becomea an unwilling lha giri of his drtamt. Rmhaal Sbarga. Va car Lawant. I9 S I. (C N N ) Newevyeieh cc^iort ertmeWtth Ma aoon*to>ba bvlaw homes (60 mm.) Part 1 of 2. (In Staraol ® MOVIE; ’AmeHcbne’ A Vietnam ve­ PC vn [E8PN] Wreetling tonics Cartwright 1986 Ratad R (In 2 "Hlob Noon" Mar Peter Eeik. Alan Arkki. Richard L ib e rt teran tries to rebulid his Kfe through the 1 : 0 0 P M d ) M OVIE; ’Ttia IMapiMd [D M ] Raaky Claaalct Puppttaar Shari I ’’Easy — ’’ 9 Auatlan Eapmaa 1967 Continued Stereo) (TM C ] MOVIE; ’SwoAt UhAfffy’ W XIA LawA ^kkaa yiawata on b Kogby Coob't 6 Kind irt dunk 5 HiManam 1979 restoration of a broken merry-go-round in 12:1 BAM [U S A ] Night FMght \^iiW A young «i#i. now to tuburbia biBtQtion goM Into otito ot fbgdnNO 9 PoHes Blofv 0 toui ol thb mublc wolid wbh thb bib^ ol hw g >>-. DapM aTtm t" 4 Rad end Dead, a.0 H i) MOVIE: 'Red Daevn* When Comrmm- a ruriri Kansas town David Carredine, Bar­ inwostig^tos tlw luniioouB twhwvtof ol hw Bvbnn movto compony compo totown to Mtoor Laaiua ■aaabaW; Boston Rad 12:30A M CD solid q o m (In Stcfsol 0 bH m li Lwbb Chop. CbttlBy Homo md 10 6ambaerta(ekMM 6 Otatorl ist peretroopera mvede a ameN U S. town 9 bara Hershey. Richard Greene. 1961. 3:00A M CD abc nsw# icci noioNbon tod unoo^fW o 91 ivy Mctot. mibo 0 moulo boood on tbt boob b » bM 8o t si CaRFomla Angels (3 hra) Nkw QoncraMon K « M n o lloM. PotmA O I M . Tino Hubb Ibippy. |M min.| PMtoto anawiAl 0 61 allha Cate caaian and b e ^ to aleughter ita mhabitenta, a [C N N ] Sporte Tonight CD [C N N ] Nawanight 7 ’’— and canaani" group of Mgh acho^ atudenta dea^atety 9 PELICULA; ‘El Oondarma Dsscono- 9 Ponthouw (Spentah) (80 mm.) touiM. ISIS. Pfaiffar. I96B Ratad PQ. tO^IWVIt; ^ Kb itidibyy ^ M bo> tt DsbW son’-Orewtng [E S P N ] Sportecenter Seturdoy (p i8 ) MOVIE: 'Aerota th# Great Dfvida' t The lato Jamas — fights beck Patrick Sweyte. C. Thonwa Ml* A hbMbnbd, vobobilb ghbBb oIbcBt, Pttoa’’ [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Eddie end the CrulMrt' (C N N ) Evani end Novak Two orphans travel west to claim their 3 : 0 0 P M O D 9 VWda IMmM Aff SpMto Kyibo lb b ctpiHb bl Ibb JipbnbbB. driBOB II ParaM:2wda. Howetl. fhswera Boothe 1984 9 Pama A computer fitul-up turns Chris try oingot lo tom botMOon tbo boo ond Moy na. a _ a, .a . a aAjAMA A a. a-.. - a a ASa ----- 16 Vanna - T wenty yeera after the diseppesrence of a (USA) Night P N ^ land inheritance. Heather Rattray. Mark lAt o l tbo toad and bla lanbly ariN aibo ocnBOMBO. Bvvu ugmMmgpm vnangNon Nb ibbn to buM b bbdgt bb tbbupy - WW- It graadtproad 15 Altomale; abbr. [CNN] PrimaNawt mio a hero (60 mm | Hail. Robert Logan 1976 Rated G Hnctot CnmoiCbo tacoo HouMPd Ooyfb In b bend's lead sing>'r a repemer end the vnvcfouaay aMom fus wwim. w him tsaiaOTay B9H ffHIOBn, MBC wBnnOBO. v40CR nEWB” to Emplayaa 81. 14 Puffed kamM (due to [HBOI MOVIE: 'Sweet Ubarty' ^ C ) A [C N N ] CN N Naura band 9 lyncist try to piece together the 12:4B A M P'M C) MOVIE: Oogt' A [TM C] MOVIE; ‘Sweet Ubwty' (CC) A IIMound bout bom Adintic Qty. H i; oou> k « . 1967. puiMaanawat) university professor attempts to discover Dyan Cannon. Amy Inrtng. tggO. sAa_.a a hAA^r-^aAM^aaa OMtanNpPL Mftonan goes into a atete of miM^aa • mystery Tom Bwenger. Micheel Pare. El­ historian goes into a state of rnadness omgB ot BBOtVQ xaup BTOigniBiang um ny ( H l O j Rodney Dangatflald .- It’s not whet IB causing a pack of dogs to terrorise (USAlChsafftltOiill It Tioop;abbr. 16 Shs't Sammy Jo when a movie con^Mmy cornea to town to len Berkm 1983. Rated PG. when a movie ccHiipany comes to town to g P w lO V It: pioniM||k bom MnlboumB. Auntigbi. fbO Easy M in ’ Ma Taped llva at Dangarfiald'a a small cottage town David McCa^m. 22 Praha lar akcralt 17 HtghcradOybM make a movie baaed on the book he hea in New York, comedian Rodney Danger- make ■ movie based on the book he has Taio paogla in lava agtaa to dMavmina B:30PM (H) W lwt a Oeiifrtryl Maria s d D Star Search (60 mm ) George W yn er.Lin « Gray 1977 Rated R tbaa dianRttit conawiMiMRy by btbyg to* C4 iRBpOr BBmiRRIU It “Ths PaaR in AMays written Alan Aide. Micheel Caine. Michelle fiaid parfotma along with Sam Kiniaon. wntten Alan Alda. Michael Caine. Michelle MOVIt; ■TM Wba^ b l M » In Dm olHtod Ibb cbbncb to ippbbt in b tblBBiBion (X) MOVIE; 'Happy Birthday to M e' A gatbot glMonicagy. JacA bananon, Oam^fn 26 Planlai Paffar to n g a -’’ PfeiHer 1986 Rated PG Bob Ntlaon. Jeff Altman and Roatannr 12:56A M CD m o v i e : FMa of tlw OoI- Pfeiffer 1986 Rated PG Aiitvy* A nnupl InutbnBtit bngbtn g dMigv* oommbtdbl. crated murderer stalks teenagers at an ex­ Lyidiy. Daan ionaa. IM S . H l6gitaaalelMng:ab 2S QrtHRh It katti [USA] MOVIE; Bcbred to Dbbth* A Barr RIO m m ) (In SlaracI dan Gooae' An American secret agent in­ Qun miMion on nn old MOnpyobMl oHmb clusive prep school Glenn Ford. MeNssa [U S A ] MOVIE; 'Mart|uana‘ A young 9 O VMbiv Oantan SI "ihi — Huntor" N Egual Bmptoy. 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FAchaai Keaton 1982 Ratad R documentary atK K Jt "the weed with roots auagacMPg tbm ba ia tba Datg BaiBartng lot n E S S N ) gaa*Miili Coyatm ol tha SO Trim 1:00A M CD MOVIE: 'Ooldan Randu- _ ■ . a . - ■ .^ an-s (ifi TVrtighA tatto 6 SS AcboisVffttd awards to music video artists. Winners m in hell.' Harley Wood. Hugh McArthur % m m o g w m i. ^vnHoni noc* 1667 ktowtlffioka 600 OpaMng Caramon- S7 Dpctiatoallah 8 t 1 5 P M [B IS ] M Weatoneb ter MIdtbv (U S A ) Alltod Hitt beoek Piaianu 16 cstegones are voted on by the National vous* A ship laden with gold and innocent dan, Laa Qiant, donwban Scott*Taylot. 9(toiitTM ln „ SO PAd. ICB body SB Roy Ragin ’ w U passengers is the target of highteckers 1936 iaa. (OOminJ MigMightB from kwekey MouiB'a ceretr in> Sge tn Etitra Academy of Video Arts e ^ Sciences t « n ® N a w Vartt MeMat Cffwib 41 MbBaator St satger Bknon eluding clips from Ptene Craty' (1928). 10:30PM CD armed with a . Richard Her­ hAMAjS A (M AX) MOVIE: ’Ones RRMn’ (CQ A Features entertemment by the tengHs. Sn ^ySI 90*B9y 99 mBRRw St AHA The Bend Concert (193BK “ Thru The 9 INN Naura Wang Chung end comics Richard Belter ns. David Janasen. John Carradine. 1977 3:25A M [M A X ] m o v i e : 'Taps' Mill ® X E TU AItgria para It (iNwntyd. goigaout yampka muM haira tha Mood ol CO Monogram tor EBen tsry cadets use force to secure their cem man g|oaa a baantad boaaa patty to aaa young mates to ttoy atamaky young Mirror (1936). “ The Sorcerer's Appren­ 9 Heltyyaood Cloaa Up Schadulad a end Bob Qolmhwett. Hosts; Casey Kesem. GD TwWght Zona aibidb gpiaota aigl aumiya tba nigbt. Vin* O Sedyyiaiteh (C Q tice (19401. end the “Mickey Mouse Club Sheri Belafonte-Harper. Qrehem Nash (2 put (torn hxel conrfo developere T imothy Lauran HiNton. Jkn Catray. Karan Kopint typicti day m Hodywood (9 ) ClaoaHIbd Eighteen Offers informe- cam m^a, varai \mmvi. imnani conn. (C N N ] Twos M antv Mwch“ (19561 hrs) Hutton. George C. Scott. Seen Penn 1966 Ratad PQ-19 tion on the latest employmant opportuni­ I9BB TV puEZlB Botutton on p b q b 3 2 : e l HonsYmaonara IBB 1 Reted r a (In Stereo) pffS] MOVIE: ’AnoaASwQNMDMda’ (U S A ) DeuBle Ttodkffe 8 ; 3 0 P M GD houm cawt (S ) d S Beturdey Night's Mein Event X ties in the Connecticut area [ nmrii. Tym oiphans irawal watt to clAtn diah (M S ) Beet of Oatle and Hanlat (90 mm I (In Stereo) Sweet Surreodbr (CC) Ken end (8 ) Hammer House of Horror : A M CD Bakt'dF Skturday Night iBno yP^iB^non^o. n^Ro^By. B : 0 0 P M ( D ( D 9 9 Naura [ E M ^ ] Idaior Laagua’a Craataat Hite. GD Racing horn PietnsfIbM 3 30 M l . Itobsit Logan. 1676. M M O. (Georgia a plans for a quiet dinner out erith Taka M s Out to the Pall Parti |R) (S MTV VMao Countdown Liv* ® lA fA Oa SawSsd (D W M ’a WapRnlhg NaiartI the family go awry (in Stereo) romy piBdgb M tbm tuMi Ht| b peibdpbtton man rCagnay 6 Lscay "I. [U S A ] Altrad mtehcock Piaaanta MOVIE: 'Loein' It* Four high school GD MOVIE: 'Frogs' When a grest- 9 Tanep**d and Brown Shoa 3 :3 0 P M gDlASABAtMhaSWayMfs, (D Btaam Buditoa in B pobiiy compoiibon (Vg (ID WHd Amertce (CC) seniors lake on the wilds of Tifuena where I PCUCMA: 'U i Gaadtaa dit OMa- 9 t abada Olganw grendfether gathers his family to celeste [CN N ) Thia Wa*k in Japan a.- Ebbt Houmi GbPM ot CotdHbncb SBmMnnl (ffl Patna A computai Foul-up tumt Chns 11:00PM d ) CD 19 08 n« wb wme. women end cer chases abound flift Mbibb^b PbmPy Tbo Hbipom mcB to [M A X ] MOVIE: Pee Weo'% ilg Advon- his bmhdsy. the ecologtcei balance of Oimb Onb. Tbomt to ba announcad. |2 9 6 to 6 Morgan has a hanl nmt ttudyng Tom Crmee, Jackie Earle Haley. Shelley •MO a htra. (60 min J tbs bolting MiindoBs Bibon Mbmb bOB vi* ture' (tX ) Pee Wee Hermen seta out on e (D M O V IE : m to ry o fth b WttfM .. Rbrt frogs, htards and snskss is upsst Ray Mil- ODaaralCIVy hra.. 90 mAt J Ahal For laa cttinnMtip teat. Bud mas to atop Long 1962 4:00A M (C N N ) Larry King Waakand 119 UVOOBBBV WV^RRSRn m w BKWiB ol wmnwig bOtOM. Rust horn leaving tha company cross country trek m an effort to recover I' The foibiea of civiated men ere aetirited Isnd. Sam Elhon. Joan Van Ark 1972 tCNNlHvmday igpiiM IV IE: ’l Uagh Lai M ^ T tam laca’ in thia epic comedy. Mel Brooks. Medekne 9 BwwBIMendar Altar tkok home rabur- jiiADCNbumtCQ his stolen bike Pee Wee Mermen. Ekta- [H B O ] HttchhUier (CC) Ken Okn (' Hd pit! NOdli; A AChmaM Amatioan cop Eyffos agahwt tha (C N N ) CnrasRio |SA bath Deity Chene Seknger 1985 Rated Kehn. HerveyKormen 1961 Street BKies ') portrays a lawyer who pays mmgy monaa into a bauaa tapanad to ba conuptien In San fftenbece'a (%fca Da- 911 lRR990n PQ (In Stereo) ( M S ] M OVIE: ’Pun and Fancy Ptoa’ (D D w w y H W the price tor the accidental kding of • men- baamad by ba baddat, on dbalMoMat dbo parawsnt.OwehNenis.OanWeng. IBBI O lt*b b UBing Tyro mon prapoM to Qin- Edtcr Btigan. Lucnc Pettan 1647. S aOOPM C£) MOVIE: ‘Thempeen'e GD MOVIE; 'Prime Buegect' A heppiiy luana farmer (In Stereo) ^noa actba In d o anditgRoand tadtoad. Ho' O S Myaffc MpcMna 9 Naora«Jya| gbr on tbB Bom* dM (E S A N ) Bpertoeontot Batuidey asotd IE - DoMina, SNaioinPaao, Jaa Danaoa. 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(In dw namw of EKfebeih I Err* Flynn, Brenda Na*. ifffcc oim cfs ihY and ebbeMihA Yankoh merefomf for Stereo) d P c B c e story ANrahtB, Cleude Reme. f B40. ® Af tfM M«vIm PIM A M 8rid M rOM ] *Mt of WMt DMMir ft^OOOlW*: gflw W W OnO ia u h th o d (U S A ) Oa f* Yawf Dfpwn* hOfeeR. sErbrn Bhateamd, WeR* Mafihisu. i J!!pirtt^J>aaeartair.'thaftaa- Htrfit pfofH8 TV 8t8r< vvfM'y* OMiwy VoMiioo Donald. Goof/ and Mifo 4 : 0 0 r ^ ® N«VA Pfp f M u f t m m ® MOVIE: 'Oiffif N*fy* t y . Lt. Harry 9 9 mev)8 t m m o . vaeaoon at HawaM and ilM Giand Canyon M- AAlefia* CtMdohf. f9/D. CaiufMO uses uriortbpdpx riwiborfa to cap­ tMYKBRngr IOC) Lot AngtNa poBoe de- 1 :1 0 A M (CNED Ma*Riwaet 8E 4 0 V IE : 'BpoyeMOmuhiB' A rtWtfhiekn allfwny (W m ati (C M Q BtiyBysae E^^MnlV0fF 1 : 3 0 E M ( B EMMMiMa W *M ture a a t a t m . CBM Eamwood. H*ry Ouar- fPMvee face pereMMi and profetemn* dk- 1 :1 6 A M d A9C Alavw ICO men o o d hfte feovilfy bMbWM vkfMn (Bno, John MNcbum. 1871. Nmmn et tfwy pureue a ten* kB*. 4^^ra iC§fW| DtanMy Co|0 nayoffa |4D ntav.) (M 8 ) buHiidf d 6» m m ()-) «N ) 6Cff iVmV Mtfto on < Mper#d RkJwrd Crenrw, Ban Q a a a t a , Angw Oick- {TMC] MOVIE; W ant Atim a Tmataf A 0 8 &faataal AtttaAoan fferp (U S A ) HaRywaoB Inald* (fi) (E8 E ^ SpertsCsiM* O a ttttn i. Hil««*Naw ^lliM i(2hfs. 46rnm) lodfcin burled ground. Tmr Mclhfiro. J o c ^ . meon. 1997. Bn 9i*eo) Texas oilman and a lamal* geologMf ttaa- rrM C ] MOVK: 'Alt Aittadoait M f M r Ewe) ci8n. swrenv rwoin. rxvv^. 8 B t t r t r i B 10:46PM (DI81 OTV giaa about wb*a to plae* anetM. Arm* (N M > ) Pfdiilla Maeili |CC>. Ah Sfarsof 8 Bheeh (C O Aiierviewe wtih victAn* Arch*. T*ry Jt*row, Meh*d Fam- An Arttariean ax-GIIWtda fomanea andaue- 8 EEOVN; 'SBe* Oopaw A gm gom- uKr roonr aMomn oo&oook. womm 8 ® WpfwNifiiiwiBe; Tba Mwee WHb- (V8A]0arMiM CHECK KSTlMGS and wdnaiaaa, dlaeuaaiena and currem 11:00PM d d O 8 8 Neura aworth. 1993. H a la d PQ. caaa at Pans. Muaical acota by Gaoi^ and Mea fo pay har M h * '« dlabfa PfMcAie a S d i a i * CemiriM Afigtla (2 hra , 30 cxri a Head ICC) A bend of aw* robbora fo r H A c f .i m ana mwgee, document the horror of ifw f 7 t \ aa Gataltwat. Gan« KaHy. Laa«« Caion. Oa- 6 : 3 0 A M ( D KaeR aw 6*f A.ive) Lena. George EKenf. Bruce Cabot 1942 min) *e th a ta n a d by some miacbevioua efiBd- Hotocau*. (3 hre f Pen 1 * 4. i-N.J 1 :3 0 A M d Man Ahem Ria Hama* eat Lovam. 19S1 rari a n d a aeries pf rMabepa. |B0 t n in .f d)'YM s WatiM tawiawew ISA MMUVVEBO PAW^OOTn 8 a h o k h (CC) Irdarviawa with partict- 8 M 0 V IE : 'Run BBent Rim Om m /T he d Tha Warfd Tamarraw ® INN New* f(MAiMiafMni«M \MJ ifm v ® A*¥W*.8eNh* pama and witrwaaoa, duoum ofn and cur- 6 8 ppBoe BVermn tfory * eubmwAw warf*e o R ih tJe - ® 'ARa 'ABa Ran* la caught by Oarman 8 A8C New* (CC). d o c ta n a fr t 5 : 3 0 A M ( C c u m momm ABft ^ ram aita imagaa (ha horror ol ® WPbderf* WorM pf DteiMY; Owe* pwwee cut*. Clerk GeMe, Bun Lance**, traop* and jaAad by Gan. Van KAhkarbef- (C N N ) Meway Weak tha Holocau*. (BO mki.) fan 2 el 4. Jack W*dcn. 19SB. fan. (CNN) I (BXMWNoaW ioorw Deapbe hM wife's rekicrance lo 2 ^ f M ® hMVfE:'Tha VhghiW FB* 8PoBeeBtoyy rpovo l e the Kwitucky wBd*rw«t , D*ii* 8 Making IM** (m LuIm | oMo (he triA ol i peat, preespt end future of snimapoo (sch- once. Celebrtly Next floor" (1B87I xvlth TsAMah deAied' ICCrTha deith * t mkilM*'* capad klA*t. NAHt Notts, EddI* Murphy, manag*. plant a rip-roarkig rtvange. B a ^ ‘ (CO WhAe Han Solo and Prineesa prep scho* drug ring. (90 mAi.) (In 9t*ao| Jamat Ham*. 1983. RMtd R. 6 : 3 0 A M d ) Bamo GDMoCraaiy Rapprt nkiucs. Bankhead; "Lucy Makes Room lor Deddv LMs anAal the help of Lendo C A r ta a U n to wHa and rumor* conecmAig tfw **gy- J*ry Raen, Barry Catbm, Bo Hopkkit. (E 8 P N ) flporteoentef Bundey d 8 EKIVIE; ‘(Mary Pcwplne- ICC) The d ) Lpva Vpur a k in ((M AX) MOVIE; 'W h * Comes AfoufNT (19881 wdh Danny Thomas; and "MAton b*tle the evA ertipire. Luke Bkywatk* la m*i'i «A*g*d *R*r WHh • ntwriid woman [U S A ] Leva Yeur Bkiit 1996 Ratad PO d ) Now Jaraoy Poopio (M A X ) IMOVIE: 'the Jew * of (he NNe' nawe* nanny lor the chAdran of i tlufly pktue the AH*e* * a Kenae* HIgliwty Pi- QD 8 Oral Robarft A NeehviM efer, tsddled with s dnnkmg (CC) NoveAel Joen WAder end edvenfuret Bede Hidea Out at the Ricardos (19691 matructad by the mystic* Jeoi teach* 1 1 : 3 0 P M d Magnum, P.l. 2 :3 0 A M ® MOVIE; 'Utoguard' A 32- CO) Cfirtafian Bofonoo Monitor Roporta Hosts Lucie Arnei, Betty White Ann Yods Mark HamiA. H*rlaon Ford. Carrie EngBsh bank* turns out to be a magto* tr* ofhe*. B***d on ■______tnw Mory.jory. I R*th___ problem and e conniving mensgei. plans a Jeck Cohon rece egem* en evA Middle young wornto who bnoga haMiAteu and I yaw-old IHeguwd It uneWe lo maka a men­ (S) Claatiflod EIgMoon Offara informa­ 8 IhhumapoMs np^roermg revenge. Jeny RcedT Saiiy Cor­ JAien (2 hrs I Flab*. 1980 R*ad PO. (A) St*eo) CarridAw, JoBMh WAAama,WAAim*. TarrvTerry kaK A i^ dNawa/Spoita Eeefern feeder in pursuit ol a labiAoua aenaa e l adventure to the uankt houea- 1987. Pan 1 * . tal commHment or to obtem a conventkmil tion on (ha latest errrptoyment opportuni- 8 Karmath Copaland bin, Bo H ^ m a 1886 Riatsd PG jewel Kathleen Turner. Miche* Douglea. ® El Mufido d* Box (90 mm I 2 d H It Written job. Sam EAlolt, Anna Arch*. Kathleen tiaa in (ha Connaoticut area 6 : 0 0 P M CE 8 Mutu* of Omaba'e hold. A ‘DIfney 8unday A4ovW' preeanta- d ® Mr. PraaMant George C. Scott 8 Ha-Map A Maafart af fha Ualvaria (T M C ) MOVIE: 'The Happy Ending' A barmy DeVHo 1986 Rated PO. Iln Stereo] 8 A40VIE; ‘Now Voyager' A sheHereri Spirit * Advantufe: CbeNengbig CM- tlon. JuAc Andrewa, Dick Van Dyke. 1994. ® Honaymaanara (CC|. Quinlan. 1979. 99 MMOlo EsHfi Outreach woman wbo expects to Ava happily ever atari u U.9. Praaidam Sam Traich At this 8 8 Saaama fltraaf (CC) (U S A ) WraetHhg spmater le brought out ol her shell wiih the na'a Vangtxe A look * the flr*-sv* t a i l ­ d Entertainment TMe Week Ah Aii«- Aghthaanad. bahAid-tha-teant* look * la- ® 8 Chrietlan ChNdran'a Fund (C N N ) Sports Utanight ^ Ring Around tfM World sher with tha men of her dreams flodt that help ol a psychiatrist and a romantic en in g axpedlllon o l the Upp* Yangtrs Riv* vAnw WHh actor James Caen; how the 8TalaphPPa Auethm heppmata le ffeetlog. Jean SAnmons, John 1 2 : 3 0 P M ( B High Boho* Bowl mlly Aft m tha WhHa Haute. Co-st*a Con­ 8 8 Sparta IMaehbie [E8P(E] SporiaCant* (i$ Conaumar Diaoourrt Auction counter. B*te Oavis. Paul Henrald. Claude m China (60 mki.) Part 2 of 2. Turtlaa' "Happy Togeth*" akigle bacenw rad Bam ("DHI'ram Stroket"| la the presi- 8 K M g LaonafdP Eorayths, Shirley Jonas. 1969. Rated PG 8 BybervWon Weight Contr* Rains 1942 a hn At tha iMc '90s. (60 mAt.l 8 Country Haeurd OuMa iU 8 A ] Preventative Law [C N N ] Btylo With Elsa Klonaeh d l Buck Rogera danl's laslttem and CtiAn Glynn aa the 8 tha Watfd Tomarrow 1 0 : 4 6 A M 8 JawWi Ufa 8 8 Meet the Preca (C N N ) Week hi Review ® ® Fame Reggie mwoursges a wise­ ® Chariee At Charge Chariai helpt out e drat lady. (In Staraol 8 New AuaMlafy ilehop kir Woraaet* 3 :0 0 A M (C N N ) NavniHaht (DIS) Wish Upon a Star (C N N ) Oaywatch 8 Bt* Baareh to Stardom Host Ed 1 1 : 0 0 A M d ) Hefoea: Made In tha 8 Where Heppetdng Ekrwll Re| hee the (E 8P N ) Auto Raekig: NABCAR Win cracking cafetwia work* to fMah her famous movNi et* who went* privacy d New Jeney People [E8P N ] Drag Radng; IHRA AB-Pni [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Wholly Mesas?' Holy when she attends coAaga. McMahon w*eomti "St* Sairch" *- (018) Wafppma ta Pooh Comar U.B.A. mitlaken Anpretsion that Nadme is having iten Cup BOO (3 hrs I ILlvel high-senool aduc*lon. Quest: C*ol Bur- ® Runaway With tha Rich and Fameua WInt* NatlonaN From DarAngton, 9.C. Land tourists atumbla on a lost text and an affair (R| n a ll (60 mm.l 8 Honayniwinara umN back to parform and talk about thek (80 mm.l (N V _ learn about the Ufa of a forgotten would-ba (E 8 P N ) InaMa tha POA Tour Q D MOVIE; 'Planat of the Apes' Four.. (M A X ) MOVIE: ‘BeMe Are Ringing' A Alan Thicka ("Growing PiAia"i; AI Wax- cereart. Appewincet Aielude reeordkig American ettronauta crash land on an unt- 8 Bpotligtn on Qovemment llmid giri who works (or a lelephona an ® Mleekm Impoeelble 8 8 Our Houee |CC| A young men man rcegney B Lacay"|. ariNtt Sam Herrii and Sawyw Brown, [TM C] MOVIE: ‘NWdng Love' A young nrophet. Dudley Moore, Laraina Flawman. (H 8 0 ) MOVIE: Lagand' (CC) A latry woman muit (aca tha knowladga thiri h* diehard Pryor. 1980. Rated PG tale (hat depicts the etsrnal atruggla be­ dantlAad pisnel and atumbla upon a SmAsn 8 Punto da Eneuentro Desda Eepene swerlng aervica takes a deep personal in- 8 FrabtUne (CC| The beckground of the arrlvet M the WHherspoon hortw cMttAig ® Ceraon'e Annlvaraaiy Spa** 12 hra) spokaamorM-tetrati Traeay Rosa ioelaly ol high AiteHacl. Charlton Heaton. (80 min.I ireal At aA the clients Judy HoAMsy. Oasn to be Ous'a lAagltlmele son. (60 min.l An ("Ryan't Hop* "I, conHc eclora Rotl* Nitband It In lova wHh anoth* men. Kata tween » o d end evil Tom Cruite, Me IrisnUc Revolution la examined. ISO mm.| ® tiempra an Domingo En via iMiAta Jackson, H*ry HamAn, AAkdia* Ontkean. i'lO O A M Id) EntsrtaMmsnt This Sara, 'rim Curty. 1986 Rated PG (In Roddy MeOowaA, Kim Humar 1989 Martin. Fred Clerk 1980 (In Stereol 9l*eo) „ O'DonntA roktim* a Braakri and Sinbed Wash Ah Irttarviaw with actor Jamas 8 We're Cooking Now 8 8 * l i t desda Mexico. (2 hra.l 1981 Rated R Stereol d ) t M i Week In Connsetleut (U8A) MOVIE; iMt Plane OuT An 8 Nature ICC) The highly apecliAMd ( "Keep on CnAtm'"), and denc*t Hemt Caan; how the Turtlaa' "Happy Together' (C N N ) Foreign Cerreependenti Americen lournallst, believed g CIA egeni ® New Boutham Cooking wAdAfa ol one of Cantr* Amwice'a vait ® ABoMwpoleo Thootra: Ooath * tho and Kaeths KIrchautan and the FootAmk- (USA) New Oenwetkm Halt Cara d ) ENw aMget Hoort A 1S-y i *-oAI orphan gAI movEs m single bSedms a hit in the late '60s. (60 9 : 3 0 A M d ) Mow to Maka a MNHon lo (018) Ankn* World tries lo ascape Irom Nicaragua during the (C N N ) Nawewateb r*n (oreata la expkxed. (90 min.l IN (In art. (2 hra.l min) (In Stereo) tba Btook Markat 8 Telephone Auotkm last days or the Somosa regllhe Jan- wHh hw atep-brath* In London and moatt 3 :3 0 A M [CNN] CmaaRra (E 8P N ) A8a)or Leagua't Oraelee HHt (E8P N ) Auto Racing Contlnuea (Taped) 9taraa) Eddla. her drat lovs. (2 hra.) ® Spiritu* Ufa CHitada QD ^ Jimmy Swsggart d ) tha World Tomorrow 8 Real to Real Mlchael Vincent. Mary Croalw William tU8A]U**thaWBd Ifll Windom 1983 (T M C ) MOVIE; ‘MakUtB Love' A young 8 WreetUng [C N N ] Week At Revlaw [C N N ] Bporta Tonlsht d ) DIalogua 8 Jam 3:4BAM (HBO) niOv ie ; ‘Ldm in 8 WonderWorke: Room to Move (CC) (H B O ) MOVIE: ’9Hver Beara' The Amer­ woman must faca the knowledga that her 8 Tide Week In BaaabaH [T M C ] MOVIE: ‘The Oang Tti* QD Eacs Off 8 Batman Carol must choose between track or her ican underworld plots to take over a Swiss 2 : 3 0 P M (H B O ) Will Rogers: Uwk husband Is At love wHh anoth* man. Kate (DIB) MOVIE; ‘Bavannah Bmllet' A *x- America' |CC| A dltlAuilansd young cou­ ® PEUCULA: 'UgunWa da nd Bank)' yaet-old girl charma the two men who Couldn't ShoM Straight' An henchman in ple decldat to aacap* the rat race and ro- (9) 18) Jsrry Falwell 8 Day of Dtaeovary new love, baHat. 13 hrs ) bank and corner tha work) silver market BMk In Latitflrttr (CC) Comedians Oan Jackson, H*ry HamAn, MA;hael Ontkean. tha mihi ttkaa the piece of tha Godfather Michael Came, Cyblll Shephard. Tom Aykroyd. Chevy Chese, Rodney Danner 1981 Ratad R Luche Villa, Menoki Fabregea. have abductad h* and demanded i altibla dltcov* Amehca. Albtrt Brookt, Julia Om DIvIno Plan 8 Adalanta 8 h 'i Vour Buektaaa rantom bom her wealthy ptrantt. Mark with Na own gang. Jarry Oriwch, Ltigh Hagerty. Garry MwthaA. 1999. Rwad R. Smothers 1978 Rated PG ' field, Robin Wltliems and Marold Ramis pay (U S A ) Check It Outl ® Auttin City Umitt (In 9terao| TayAir-Young, Rooart Da Niro. 1971 8 Connsetleut Real Estate Showcase tribute to Will Rogers Features newereeis Millar, Donovan Scott, Sridgatta Andar- 8 ) MOVIE: 'Loving' A freelance artist ai 8 Tannasaaa Tuaado (TIM C) MOVIE: 'Dalte Foroe' A terrorist [D IS ] MOVIE: -Mv Favdrita WHs' A wHa Ratad PQ. 3:BBAM [MAXIM o v iE; 'TheEmpk* rangea a business deal which would bring 8 t h f M atpogea end clipa from his movies (60 min ) B :3 0 P M ® (bthrliion an * Dapwte aan. 1992. Rated PQ. 8 Rav. David Paul hijacking leads an Invincibis band ol com­ EwAaved to be deed rMums lo hnd h* hus­ (U S A ) Rev* to Sueeeat Strike* bImA' (CCI WhA* Solo end him financial Independence. George S ^ f . 8 Busmaee World mandos to the Middle Eaal. Chuck Norris. (80 min I band ramemad end tries to win hAn back [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Jaw * * the NNe' Pnneett Lala enAst the help ol Lendo Cal- Eva Marie Saint. Sterling Hayden 1 9 ^ 8 La Santa Mlaa 2;4BPM (DI8) OTV (CC) NovaAat Joan WAd* and advamurar 8 Blew Jersey HItpeno Lee Marvin. Martin Balsam. 1986 Rated R 8 Creetlva Living Cli^aranl. Irene Dunne, Randolph Scott. 1 1 :4 B P M d Bportt Pro* end Cone rittien to batti* the evA empAa, Luke Sky- 81 h's Vour Bualnssa 8 Bupar Sunday Iln Staraol 3 : 0 0 P M ® MOVIE; 'Loain' It' Four Jack CoHon race tg*nal an svA MHldl* walk* la Inatnictad by tha rnyatmtl JeiN 8 RnowZone (C N N ) NawMttakw Sunday Eisiam latdw m purtuH of a labukw* 1 2 : 0 0 A M d BdKd Gold (In Stereol (C N N ) Vouf Motwy high school aanlors take on the wilds ol (E8P N ) Bpdttaeant* Sunday taacher Yoda Merit HwnAI, HtnAum Ford, 8 Ksimsth Copstand 1 : 0 0 P M CB NBA BaekatiMlI First Tijuana where wine, women anrt cer [E 8P W Auto, Racing; Fnrmula One w*. KatMaan Turn*. Mmha* Douglaa, d Jhttmy Bwaggatt (018) Donald Pttaania 8M 0VIE:'W eetw ard Ho the Wagons’ Carrie Fithar 1990. Rated PQ. (In Slenio) 8 Binging Evangallst Qraes Program 'frsUbleisre move west In 1844 along the Round PlsyonsOame 6 and/or Conlersnce chases abound Tom Cruise. Jackie Earle Grand Prill of Ban Marino From Italy. (90 (M A X ) MOVIE: ‘Shart CkeuH' |CC| A innyDeVHo. 1999. RatadPQ. (InStarao) ® Bt*Trak (E 8 P N ) BpaadWaak Indlin-Aifsttsd dragon Trail. Fssa Parkir. Semdlnal Gama I 12 hrs . 30 min | iLlvel Haley, Shelley Long 1882 min I (Taped) (ton of Adhtnutg tranalormt e high-tech fTM C ) MOVIE: ‘Oalta Force' A lerroriat 4:00AM d Bakit (C N N ) Daybreak e 8 Hegan't Heraae warrior tobol AiTo a llkeible AttN craeturs [018] Moussrolsa 1 0 : 0 0 A M QD Wondarful World of Kathlasn Crowley. Cubby O'Brien. 1988 CB Health Show ® It Tekee a Thiel hijacking leadi an InvAtcIble bend of com­ [DIS] MOVIE; 'Bavwtnah BmHee' A tlx- who thinks he's human. AAy Shaady, mandos to tha Middle East. Chuck Notrit, 8 MOVII; 'Ttia Graduate' A young men ys*-oW gilt charma the two man who [T M C ] MOVIE; 'EIrs In tha Btons' A Olanay; BataM i Eavtr FaaturaA mcluda l) Bportseenter Sunday: This ( B My Favorite AAartkui 8 Little House on the Prairie Stave Quttanbarg. Fish* Stevena. 1999. "Catey at Iht Bat "SAda, Otinw, BHda " In Bperte (60 min | Lae Marvin. Martin B*aam 1996. Rated R hat an aRaIr with an oki* woman, then have abducted h* and demanded a titabi* teensgar’a thrill Irom linding a small (or- ® MOVIE: 'Dog Day Aftamoon’ A fran­ ® MOVIE: 'Rooeter' A firs of auspicious Rated PO. (In Stereo) (In Staraol IMt In k>v* with hw daught*. Duttm HoR- rantom bom h* wealthy peranta Mark tune In preoloua gams aUddenly turns to and Goofy aa an unlAely aporta sxpart In (H BO t MOVIE: ‘Baby: Becrat of the tic and befuddled badkrobber plans a C h a n n « l B "How to hay Baiabsll". (SO min.) e origin brings together an uhlikely pair ol [T M C ) MOVIE: 'Warit Acniea Teiiaa' A (U 8 A ) Robert Rlaki Tima mtn, Anne Bancrob, Kathadn* Rota MAI*, Donovan Scott, Brtdgett* And*- dsaparation when they are stolen Paul UAt Legend' A sportswriter end his Brooklyn bank halat that goes awry. AI Pa­ Invaatigators lo track down the ataonlsts T ik ii oAmen end ■ lamtie gaologlal dite- 1997 •an 1992 Ratad PQ. Smith. Linda Hartley. 1983 Rated NR. d ) Bybarvlalon selanllst wKt race her memor to protaci a cino, CHfla Sarandon, John Caials. 1976 Paul Williams. Pat McCormick. 1982 WF8B Hartlord. CT d) grec about wbara to plica an oA rig. Anne 9 : 3 0 P M d ® Du* Whan thaA drat prahittoric crsilure m remote Africa. Wll- ® Can You Be TNnn*7 [ESPN) Action Outdaw* with Julius [U S A ] CaWops d ) HMiaH Behuttar (CC) 8 CNN News (C N N ) U riy King Weekend WNEW New Vmk. NV (I) Arch*. Tarty Jastrew, RIchwd Pam- mght togathw laavaa Laura | M ^ Page Boroe flsm Kett. 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SCALLOPED CELBRY concocted by Homer in '^ioO Makes b to S servir^. witlv tossed salad and pineapple 2 tdblesptoms margarine 'A teaspoon basd leaves B.C., is Still prepared in Greece sheibet. 2 cupts diagmtdly shced I tdhiespom onkm fledees for jangled nerves and upset Cdlery adds a differem texture celery (very fhin) 'A teaspom sdh stomachs. to this t« iy meat loUf. Serve HEARTY TMRM SPECIAL I'A cupts codhed rice when children When celery was finally used wim acalkiped potatoes, buttered I'A pounds bulk pork I ( KPA-ounce) cm Cemkant tomato liquid with as a food, ft was mainly as a Brasaels uproots and fruit salad. sausage ' condensed cream o f water^celery, basil, omon ffadoes seasoning. But through the 2 cups chopped celery asparagus soup aaid SMI in saaoepaai. Bring to a centuries, it became an accepted COUNTRY CEURY LOAF 1 medium m im , chopped '/< cup m ilk bod; lower heat and sinwner for vegeuMe in most countries. 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Saute c d l^ I teaspoon salt 4 medium potatoes, uuditioml rice and gaabaneo worst of our lives. that he has ’’changed forward” prepare one of these delicious until tender-criqp. D rugs srs often re - % teaspoon pepper ptared a n d sliced beams in dns SpaamA-style salad. Our 14-year-old by replacing crack with “faith in c e l ^ dishes like Bat hiFf fhe rice in bottom Of Celeiy-Sausage Soiyi, Country 'A cup grated C heddar cheese R mileas a wehxmte addAkm to son discovered a higher power.” pieced by the discov­ greased l-qnartcasseirole. Tep Celery Loaf, ScallopM Celery or Conibine beef, celery, cmion, bilced bam or fried (Indken crack. When we “After we visit him ery of Qod. wMi half die celeiy. sometimes, my husband cries,” Stewed Celery and Tomatoes. eggs, milk, crunibs, maijoram, Cook sausage in large tlcillet entree. N took money away Blend together soap and milk. Mary says. “He asks me, ‘Is The following recipes prove fhat salt and pepper. Mix lightly, but or Dutch oven over medium heat from him,L he became a the collection of kids like Jason chosen 'group member to whom hope. Spread half the mixture over this how parents felt when their you don’t have to get exotic to well. until brown. Drain Off excess small-time dealer and made his Smith, whose lives may depend she turns for personal guidance “At first I was excited about cdlery. Add a second layer Of own money. He lost 35 pounds kids became disciples of add zest to your meals. Press mixture into a 10” deep fat. Add celery and onion and on those new bonds. — is Maria (name changed), 17, NA,” Carol says. “Shawna rice, celery and soup mixture. and nearly his life. He was taker Reverend Moon?’ ” began dressing better and dish pie plate. Bake in 3S0P saute several minutes. Stir m Most treatment programs are a beautiful young Puerto Rican This flavorful creamy soup is Toss togedier btead ciunibs into custody a dozen time.s “God wanted me saved. 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F i l n i c t c r BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - SERVING YOU BREAKFAST The supremely beautiful Catharine Rob«rt DIMatteo Deneuve came to California on a two-fold selling mission: (or heri- perfume and her latest movie. TOGETHER The 1165-an-ounce perfume, natu­ rally enough, is called Deneuve. The movie Is "Scene of the Crime," and the Manchester Herald a murder drama that casts her as a In movie theaters single, middle-aged mother. The film was directed by Andre Te- arojed X (SO) The u m of ohImpaniMS In raaaarch chlne, for whom she made "Hotel ' •xparlmanta Is the eogtroveralal subjact of this des Ameriques" five years ago. suspansa fllm, which ^lao managss to be a Even though she had arrived swaat-natured family antartainmant. Qlftad B*movla from Paris only the night before, diraetor Jonathan Kaplan (“Haart Lika a Whaal") and the French actress plunged Into a his seraanwritar Stanlay Walsar hava coma up wKh a morning reception of department llvaly haart'tuggar that should dallght kids with Its store beauticians who will help sell wondarful oast of chimps whila it makes soma Deneuve, the perfume. The Jet lag damning points about the barbarism of much animal didn't show. At 4S she remains Just raaaarch. A taw momenta may upset younger children, about anyone's conception of the but parents should be able to talk thair kids through perfect face. those sadder davalopmants. And the atory haa a In a comer of the Beverly Hills satisfying upbeat resolution. Hotel reception room. Miss De­ Matthew Broderick, In his first "adult" role (though neuve submitted dutifully to the ha still looks Ilka a kid), stars as an airman asslignad to ' questions of a reporter. Why a perfume? train chbnp^n a flight-simulation program. What the "Why not? Like all women, callow^roderlck character doesn't know Is that the perfume is something very per­ and-point of the training Is to expose the animals to sonal to me. and something I have A# photo high doaagao of radiation to ddarmlna how long been wearing quite young. Given 16 human pilots could survive It nuked an route to the the opportunity to take part In the Catharine Oaneuva poaaa with modela carrying acented Soviet Union. By the time ha learns of the axparlmant'a making of the product. It was masks of her at a recent Loa Angeles reception goal, Broderick has fallen In love with the chimps, something I found very exciting," Introducing her $165>an-ounce perfume. especially Virgil (played by simian thasplan W illie). Of she said. course, we In the audience have fallen In love with "Because perfume Is so personal, with very good directors Is the best with a child, in a way because they Virgil and the others, too, and the movie has no trouble not all women will like mine. It is training you can get for life and for get Ured; they cannot work too getting us to root for the chimps' survival. very romantic because it Is very dealing with people," she said. long. Ami In this picture we had Admittedly, "Prelect X" makes a simplistic casa floral, very open In a way. I wanted Miss Deneuve also has made two some very long scenes. So we tried against certain kinds of animal laboratory use, and It something you could wear in the Hollywood films, but with less to play them straight through, thinks nothing of stacking the deck with sentimental­ day and in the night, something you success: “April Fools" with Jack without interrupUons for clo- ity. But one can do tar worse than succumb to Its could use for a long time and not Lemmon and "Hustle" with Burt seups," she said. tenderhearted, humanitarian and faintly whimsical feel Ured of it." Reynolds. “It was hard work for everyone, charms, Orede: * * 6 She seemed more comfortable In "Scene of the Crime" she plays but I think it was right. Because talking about movies, which she the operator of a rural nightclub, a there is no rupture in the film. ... The Oeed Pather (PO-1S) This small-scale English has bMn making since 1966. Over lonely divorcee with a 13-year-old The boy was not an actor at all; It film by Mike Newell, director of the acclaimed "Dance the years she has worked with a son who becomes entangled with an was his first Ume. He was wonder­ With a Stranger," Is In danger of getting lost In the pantheon of directors: Jacques escaped kilter. The actress was ful, very naive, very warm. I like i i ’i? shuffle of bigger, gloMler and more easy-going Demy ("The Umbrellas of Cher­ attracted to the project because of the relationship between the pictures. bourg"), Roman Polanski (“Repul­ her admiration (or filmmaker mother and the child. It's very Adapted by English playwright Christopher Hamp­ sion"), Francois Truffaut (" Mis- Techine. "He is very close with much Uke a couple. ton from Peter Prince's novel, the movie otters an sisslpiri Mermaid," "The Last children, very close to women, and "In a way it .was like my incisive portrait of one ut those "angry young men" so Metro"), Luis Bunuel ("Belle du I like his eye on life." relaUonship I had with my son (by prominent In British films and theater for the past three Jour," "Trlstana"), Claude Lelouch One of the assets of "Scene of the Roger Vadim). Here was a woman (“A Nous Deux"), Claude B en i decades— except that the protagonist here is an angry Crime" is the relaUonship between with a child who was alone. ("Je Vous Alme"). not-so-young man. Played with piercing directness mother and son, played by Nicolas Sometimes you have to be a ' 'For an actor to work quite young Giraudi. "It is very difficult to work mother, sometimes you (eel you and phyalcallty by Anthony Hopkins, the title must be a father. It becomes too character Is an aging '60s Idealist, separated from his passionate. It is difficult for women wife and son, who channels his Inchoate anger and to be like a father." frustration Into an underhanded child-custody battle Theater Schedule Son Christian is 13. Miss Deneuve waged by his buddy (Jim Broadbent). is once more a single parent: she B ^ u s e the Hopkins character Is reacting against lives in Paris with daughter Chiara, nobly liberal and feminist currents thet have left him 14 (by Marcello Mastroiannl). NAKTMRO MANCHBSTAR stranded, viewers may feel some entipathy toward C kiiw a City — The Oeed Father UA Theaters Rasl — Police Academy him. 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OEMUINE PARTS d AUTHORIZED SERVICE OUIDE^ QSNUINE PA/IT8 » AUTHORIZED SERVICe OUIDE« EMAaonGamOie nMdnttwance sendees, aceordhy! to a Car Care Council survey of auto shop owners. Jadcif^AnloiiMMle Ttarbocharging Places New Beyond fiilu re to diM ge oil, people are n o t even ra M n g th e ir h ood s and check­ Always Means Caatkm Fuel Q uality Problenis ing their en g^ t^isflck* as often as they Donands onEngjiie Sorice shmfd. An AmerKan Automobite Ano- The cardinal rule for a do-it- Stt|*icfisfgingv 8 until it bst run at idle fora minofe or two.' ciaikm survey o f 5,147 vehicles in seven yourselfer is never to get under a car d fM ttw e h to lh e m id I9i0», m»M(aRvft This wiH prevent drying out the o il on the statesdiowed 21 pcKent at least one quart supported o n ly by a f W r ja c k , such of M ira eharga. Produce T illin g Hea^hes as one found in a trunk. M illions o f Americans w ill take a trip kxmd o n ly o n perform ance nehiciee. turbocharger’s hot bearing*. low o n o il. In an other A A A test, 44 per- Vapor-lock, which occurs when liquid m alkally authorize mechanical repairs or It takes very little sidew m move- W IP E R by car this summer, but some of them Reeeni demand* for draeiicafly Foltowing mainfenance and operating cem were found in that condition. gasoline in Ihe fud system turns to vapor a tune-up if a properly maintained car in mem to iipa car o ff a jack. The p re ^ SLAOEB may not gel very far because o f gasoline y Inercaeed fuel economy, reiufiing in recommemhrtion* in the owner’s ntmtuaf, Check o il reguhuly, keep Ihe o il level up at higher engine lemperal ures, may cause good condition exhibits vapor lock symp­ tlevice for working under a car is a quality problems, (he Am eridm Automo­ Mnafter, m ore fn d - e ffk ie n l engine*, ha* the owner of a turbocharged engine to o r near Ihe fu ll m ark, an d w hen buy­ stalling and hard starting problems if fud toms. They may be buying unnecessary hy^uHc floor Hfi in conjunction with bile Association said. made (hi* a de*irahle oplkm for *ome should enjoy trouble-free operation for ing oil, pay attention to Ihe label on the pumps are unable to sup^y enough fuel re p air w ork. N o rm a lly, cars that sta ll or a jack stand. 0IL& WMh h^dier summer temperatures and buyer* lookinf for (he be*l of both Ihe life of Ihe vehicle container. Your best bet: select a brand fo r the engine. w ill not start because o f excessive gaso­ Each year, approximaiety 1,700 per­ mpeirtve gasoline volatilhy caused by fud ent brands o f gasoHne to determine if a world*: economy and performance you recognize of the type speciried for FILTER CHANGE Late-model cars with nfolii-pori fuel- line volalility w ill start properly when (he quality with relatively cheap additives. your car. A product w lih Ihe SF code on son* are killed or injured on Ihe road­ w/Ttv rmi additives, some cars w ill not operate change in the brand of gasoline will solve A A A noted (hat luel quality is nor sub­ In ibe *hnpleM term*, *upercharging injector systems also may require a high- engine co o ls down. ’ Ihe problem. (or iwbocharglnf, when ihe blower is Car’s _ _ Lifeblood: Ihe container is required for most cars. way while workingon cars. Thereare properly under summer driving condi- detergent gasoline to keep f ud-injeclors ject to periodic inspections by mosi stales, tiom, AAA said. Owners encountering engine operating Gasoline volatility has increased in d r h fn by cxIm u *( pressure rather ihan by f^ laeitl f n l Dtesel engines and some turbocharged or many precautions to lake If you’re free o f gummy deposits. M ajor refiners and many rennets cannot always com rot ON YOUR. problems should experiment with differ­ recent years as refiners maintain octane e^ne-wiven beh* or gear*) force* a V yR SW I iT jIU U ir V r il high-perfornuince engines require soecial changing a lire. First, gel the car as far Butane, a petroteom derivative added art adding ddergenis to premium grades luel blending by dislribiiiors. . types. Check your owner’s manual to be o ff the r ^ as possible and pick a level to enliM ce ocune; improperly blended larger quantify of fuel/air mixture into C le a n o il, at the rig h t level on the d ip - of gasoline to help reduce fud-injeclor su re su rfa ce alcohols, or insofflcieni detergents in clogging. the engine thereby improelng its per- sfick, is Ihe Hfeblood o f your car’s engine form an ce Mdvl dvnfu Afagfo || ewmwvlrtlawu vO ll il QOCS does ffOlnot wCaifwear Oout, ttif Dilibut 119its CncniKvl chemical Tiirn on Ihe car’s warning flashers. Tovon some brandsof regular unleaded gasoline Excessive gasoline volatility, AAA FVywer can Increase iw as m uch a* 60 additives do. Consequently, it's wise to Be sure Ihe jack is positioned properly can result in fuel problems. said, poses l»oth safely and convenience Fishing M ore Successfiil r irtleriMl engine pans, oil also serves as a „j| fegularly for maximum protec­ under Ihe car (not merely under the SUBARU Butane and alcohol additives can percent, turning a docile, fuel-efficleni cleaning agem. probtems for motorists traveling this four-cylinder engine into a high- tion, Every owner’s manual describes fender, which won't support the jnciM ic Ihe vofanility o f gasoline above summer. Cars that stall at highway Because it has detergent capabilities, a weight o f a car anyway), and do not NISSAN leveb for which cars were designed, caus­ performance powerplant at Ihe driver’s quality grade of motor oil w ill clean driving drramslances that demand more speeds, or at sired intersections in city W ith W dl-ThiM Engine W lllffl. frequent maintenance Those ctmdilion*. allcm anyone to stand negr or be inside ing autoenidnes to stall, stumble or hesi­ traffic, could become hazardous. harmful contaminants and grit Inside the ACURA "I'd rather be flsh ln g ,” may be a popu­ P in t intfodoced on production car* in irtual^ referred to as’’severe service oper­ Ihe car as it is lifted. tate under normal driving condiiioni. A A A said m otorists sh o u ld not auto- summer, it may not be a “fish” story. The engine and carry them to Ihe o il filter lar bumper slicker, but for boat owners, survey found that 54 percent of all boat 1971, turb ocharg ing has becom e one o f ation,” may prove to be normal driving Remove the spare lire before jack­ * ♦ ♦ * * ♦ where they are trapped ing Ihe car and block the front or rear it is a reality. A new survey shows that, by engines - about 6.9 m illion in all - have Ihe more popular option* on new cars. condition.* for many drivers. a large margin, fishing is the most fre­ S u rp risin g ly , charm ing the o il and fll- wheels to prevent movement. Make not received new spark plugs in Ihe past They require more conscientious care, ter w quent boating activity. howeter, aeeordlfig to automotive engine r has become one o f t he most nesdected sure the parking brake is on. If you 12 months. Service lechnidans say that eapert*. 'The lurbirw may be spinning at can’t gel the car off the road for SCHALLER According to market research by a refriacing I he spark plugs is one o f I he eas­ iest ways to ensure engine starling, a raieof 120/100rpm compared with typi­ repair^ place warning flares 10 feel HOW DOES DILLON DO IT national marine parts supplier, 82 peteent MANCHESTER improve power foracodcralion for water cal anghM speed o f idroui 24MI0 rpffl at 55 / 2 4 HOUR arid 300 feet behind llw vehicle, and a o f power boat owners part hdimte in fish­ medi. Consequently, lubrication Is criti­ third flare 100 feel in front. ing, and outboard engine owners say ihty skiing or cruising, and control m isfire for cal: clean, high-qualiiy o il Is essential. IHH spend 61 percent o f their boating lim e In slow-speed trolling when fishing. A full TOWING engine tune-up with new spark plugs is Ownen o f turbocharged can arc ur|^ IH W v [h EEHJ search or fish. The survey o f marine to run their engines easy after Ihev are' engine owners showed that 60 percent o f recommended at the start o f each boat- itigieason. first started. Revving them up looquicklv power b o il owners participate in "Iruis- The survey also noted that 42 percent !0 ^ can cause the turbocharger to run with ing,” 31 percent enjoy water skiing, and o f boat owners a rry an extra set o f spark faiadequau lubrication. Enidne o il should 3 percent use their watercrafts for warm to normal lemperalun befon the hunting. plugs on hoard for possible emergencies, d m turbocharger is allotved to “kick in,** u y PROnSSIONAL and 77 percent o f owners change their Howeyer, if a boat owner complain* own spark plugs rather than paying a Ihe experts, who also recommend against about engine operating problems this shuiiingoff a hot (tutbocharged)englne QUALTIY CONTROLLED we mechanic for this service. - AUTO BODY REPAIRSI ALL MAKI9... 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IMWit Hi pvfvon. raauire the mevinaand Weet Middle W ke., otttce. Nen>tmelter. tvaina38-is warn, apti­ far very huty Men- Mr. Denut, KS weet AAg|B.g|A>jBdk^h» taltad Itoure arerk end , lend retume te tax U tude tar ttawret, and c t«te r declare olflee. SfSvw^S ISaVavSSa ^t S II emt onatyele. Torrtlt one Sunday wemlnat. Middte Take. PM-vm. olta train you to a ill- T i O i R i: Sttfwv M e ua Reetau- ‘ e/e the SNmehester He­ toaMe attlce tM llt to Mature reliable pereen ratina. paper arerk and thna needed. Apply oti rald, l« arelnard aertarm a variety at fiLdhttlMiAnewarlni moto coite. ¥fe tfor k by I R I I T I R VY ;, W tetp- InvolcHtomvalved. Ac­ rent, M e ^tS befere wtth pteoeant pereenal- The*k.---- Sovinoik. - - ■gya M hkAk^et k of Place. Manchetter. cterlcal dutlee. P r « ftv. Llaht tvpMa. «p- eervlce______hortmmadleti____ .Jerte oppalntmant only. You llantittor SCnSSee S^RCS k curate typina with IVfwfItofvVBTvv I TE# ffVlwlR a a rh in a . ■enetits. praxlmataly lo T s operatoreperater paeltlorpaeltlon will deal with 1 ranee ot Dead t.. '^ p rptkllleond raetonabit ipaad ne- esrasw. swnnK!W"'yai;T" m- eutolandNl citents. Ah IfflUIIM l^A^^klkiA^^bbAkk iraSUilUIMf Tv* street, Mancheeter er m ir owr miTT. •taliert.— txp,r»,need haurt par week, otter- available Oov, even (na, dwefesMfe iBjhBAMhI ukiBSkA ceeeory. Train tor cam- call 44MISP.______Aaaiv In aerean at; OQV mrotiBti V-* TiwVi naani and t eventnp. WSwRSfW vtwwTV. jj^euMk \aweev* tractive pereanallty ffMa^^MIk aPSRS^wv SffvvS ^^dfBa MBt^BO^ww TSvR* Johnnie'* iroti Key, or win troW.nW. 0Call Cev- and I h ^ totehlmee AM/l An . leykar patT entry m-7Mi, ae, or •tW ta 4:1b. Proftie Per Interview eaH eti- petitivt etartWo ea- duttee end back-up ta ntoue. Pteaeant attlce •t* Main Street. »M»e Cemaanv, » e Ptt- stn. . Draw Puey ealM praup. Bx- In M et H a r t f ^ . near hen, Ipm-fam. Bvery Manchester. 741-t^evenlnai. lorv, cammanturalt ether weekend availa­ Mn8t..E,Harttard. with exptrltnca. •MidkaMkPhil eammiMten. aMked fc-» — Imu- eeltent benaflte pack- I-14. Inturance and B5 m F i AeiFtlanl. Pleeee cell Ma-SSlI tor rWeCS QftQ PSfnlvR OS* apt Includina pram gnwHan banaflte. ble. We ettor o chal- potT nme onurnoofti name. Cor. Send re- vffVTfffv fwfv vfRprovsv Phant O M tlt, parean- latMlno envPonment T R U C K D m m ih aRr^r . wtth 0 arawth er ten ted and one evenina ter eumaibi^A^i^j^^A or latter . IBak^^^k tor ttoM( piah. land ra- ntl manaptr. tar PAHTTIMI verv Puev dectar* at- .n i a a t i ' . waarprepafeifeeSfai awf SQfSS iume to Karan Clark, epaintment or tend re- taciiitv. Atieaccepttnt ttce. Muet he mature, Moncheetar- Menoper, Hartford Ofttca Memaper or call tumeta; Horttord Dee- ooelt cot lent tor one T M L O n i l ______iuprqi ■ fniwino micm QenenuutNv nnn m w Wllllmontlc erte. Dfwnatch, P. o. box ■ M i l l tor appatot- aartthnettpmtaNan. Extra eaeh can be youre If you’re avaHMMa ■ear wMt eiaie II nmn^miv nvvRmvQfvTy. m E , Horttord, Ct. ment, SpauMIno Oa., I B^tJrttord^lSW ene tun hme Spm to Soma haavv titHno. Ham, Monday ihrauah eoma awty aftamoene. Vde naad raapenetr Heanee lar New In - Pteime cell eM-Stin, Auto Point Dlitrtte- estN. Ptaaia « » not Jemav Drive, South EOE. tore. e e »-»tt. ^SvwfvS.d^bdkbkA liMCUB > Wtodtar, Ct. Prtday, ne waekanw. Me people, male and female, to help Maart- ■no tiRvfewrv^e. leo CAltatViA. Mature For mare Intormotten edvertlelno MppMmante into our daHy avatniehte.’' hWP wM^ aarean ta alva tovtnp Meaie call O.N.S., paper. Eaparlanca not naeaaeary as vra vriil atthna. n .w m r. te cart ta Intonte or cretttleia Cenvalet- taddlare. Man-PrI, wnt^HernerPenweed - tn ^ . Qood hourly wapee. Ptaua oaN M 7- ra n . vompinw wiiom FULL TIME AttlSTANT M 4S. aalt tor Bob. 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DapanOaMp car e muet. than If you hava managamam abMty, ibulMyaa«ulia»Mataiartwngoarnpaign twyirifleuaiowiaia to your <1001: Ana vauitewaetanala- we R tQ im fliD NURttC bUwdoaareoimandOerpeiakMiopraiMayouaiiib 'jeissRsu TEMPORARY SECRETARY t o t o e ^ ^ wwno, aiMoa, andaupport. vjut ourpoTwip offfra fs Toofcfng fo raiPDran sn wxscuEivwswcfwisffSf pool tapNat wM«Ra et piMato ttM a anxMeea. Larger sizes RttaKMaoiaiHtlnoyaiirOMnbuaMaMaWiafaaaan- «n RRWPrRITnR vT^RR tbiaineiin»awnante*ppid>t*tovou.ootapwaawd to ba ’'^on osN* lo r vacattona, unaxpaclad sBaMveaa wVH paak vrotk toada. start up to to.m per Omwaa. we hew Pwee epeianee: fM*ewooupon«)daitlbir1lnanoWlndipaiyMnaamayba|uaitKiuno ^wW^RaSR S^v^R^^^S bSv B faR^Kk W^n ff^^ff '^Rif^fffWQ wv SIQaWfV^wW vra BIB Maffit wf ywBn .bPfyjje-'dbeuiawAt. JU ST ASK US! WORQ pfwf^raffg SySfVfffS ra o OIIIST fVISEW OfflCO WSjUgmlSm. COWPOWJwlOtl chsics. CsccsRsfR SSR^ S t . ka a wrt ewe - ew UNA. tt you hava ttve daatre to return to work, but ere not raady fo ra fuP-ttme VR pSdfRpS Sftil|glR( Sib»Yv BkBMbweav vawOTV w fffSIfr _DSSMIQffSl , -1^ III, ^o/()lace your greeting ad call one of IB^ —-^'-k •oaemaer------**Sv8'§^* fcowwnmwanL LV O A LL haa tha opportunity you ara locBktg lor. • mwweeri our Ad-Visors today... "^Sm ^^^S^ftEwS Wf ^Ra fff^SfV^SW ff^S ffwUfU Wk'OTI Sl.fR. Rnru ^Waff wMM^RNfg ff^Mir* * ‘ lauww B7MB1* ones. TSoRc wRh s ra y H urry — Deadline is W ed., M ay 7th 5 p.tn. M k lor: scRrr Sffd SlippovfRw tiiiiHiiaeiiiiiiitii rnnnirri—n—— ClAMIB ANN BNtTtRB ^B^dB IBd^w I omeee to aEwe you Wff. f VI aVIalaBa fITfkN - t A j ^ a X T uiei bawMwe Peraonnal Managar mCSlQR Sw6 S OCRRRSi^^ TMH fi^^Wa^BW a^wla^Ml 643-2711 S ilL IH K I LYDALL INC. Soieinean. DNS, SeUlh CffV_ f OPIaaMMk fwVf^Bva^ CLASSIFIED DEPARTM ENT NMOI I < ) - r ,C T S B B « l ter, taMNMM SI.. South t te WwaAUie Aae., WWmwPe, C T 1 MANCHESTER HERALD Aw. Ota. e WMOOk v^eMaBUNy VWndeer, C T, M d -m t. « 1 4 S 0 7 JEQK ______K IT ‘W CARLYLE Lirry W r^ MITIIUCTION 03ltnLi EPSlu INPET" I'M VtMfitu XuSBct?Er?BrTTe^ NEW To Market. Many BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Sat# 8«f. Mdy 3, fG5. Improyamants have MancBgafgr« lllS«tM ujoRtiuf. eMeobrt room Condo, fully op- bM nrr^fefhlsSo S OF AN At>fefrtB- pllonced kitchen, cen­ Roindertf Sun. M« y 3. aeautlfui 7-Roem Colonial Nopyaviawt. Smviafur- duplex, Ineludina: new - Redwood korms, immacu­ c v im H k up tral olr, corporf, pool, AIRLINE oil b u m a r, nawar aid- tennis and rec area m m m m nifura G mfsc. if Good­ late Condition, Parfaet Loce- M E1b oiscefs. win Rood, BOlfOfl. Ina and reef. Located (lon. A P l » A , ovalKtale, 1 small pef In West Side of Man­ occepfabie 'Afraot, TRAINING chester. 1 ear aoroae, Owaar — 44M41I i700/mgnth, lyear iiin ffjs r TorpaTlM N E S 8 R M n S S N T T S lm w n s s r Tr u S n S a . Soturdoy ,?-3. 3 fdmi- Would you Hko • earotr with DELTA AinUNES, full bosemani and insu- lease and lecurlty dep- cieonina. Homes, offt- like new. Specioilstaa Hama rapolri. Yau TC4 LfiNitBBirtiif Has. Toys, housahofd, UNITED AIRLINES, TWA, PIEDMONT, CON­ lofadi Call right away I esH. 4484785. cas, aufomoMlas, fur- In alder floors, noturot nama H, wa da H. Prat ieotte fertillting. tpring o d d s a n d andt, BR a R 6 Raw ilsflnaili nituri. Prompt Profes­ and stained. No waxing TINENTAL or MIDWAY AIRLINES? ThOM art 184,11X1. Sfrono Real aitimotat. inturad. 443- eleen up, eumnNU town euf- furnffura. iStOfa. 447-7183.0 Manchester. Nice big s i o n a l Service. onymore. John Ver- 0184. Juat a law of tha 100 alHlnaa you might bo intar- 8 40 4 duplex, separote 447-8807. fOlTle. 444-5750. eng. Oompleta lendeeeping iafONBAV. Inp. oualHy woHi. RatwaneM Lawn salt and shake well. To mont which It In violation of os on ortlst studio... When you have some- Care. Weekly cutting, clean out storage areoi In bulldino or lust need to Capture your dreams- W BJTTTaim rTKin Pormal dlnlna room, baths, 8575 month. In­ thlno to sell, find o cosh tnd lully Insured. SO years sx- NBfflMRg A HiitlNg tho low.______bedroom tawnhouse Is cludes hot water,secur­ perlenee Mtmn MeHeen, slier fertllltina, fruit tree your home or aorape, consult someone on S33S.OOO. Directions: tally appllonced, pan­ buyer the easy w a y ... with pruning and eproylns. TAKE A LOOK your reol estate needs, South Moln St. or Kee­ In move-ln condition I fried kitchen, 1W ity required. 443-4431. 4:S0. No job too small. Hsat- place on ad in clasiltled Olve YOUR budaet 0 IVk baths. Has finished a low-cost od In Classi­ All lawn care dona. telling our readers whot brook ... shop tho clostl- coll us-we're olwoys ney St. to Hockmotack. boths, large foyer, tall M A H tH S N til. "WopTe fied. 443-2711. 6 4 9 - 4 4 3 1 Ing B Plumbing rs- 743-7474. PAOTORV EXECUTIVE CARS willing to oulst you. U Signs posted. Blah- basement. Extra stor­ wolk-up attic ond a Wood apartments. you hove tor sale. Direct from Ford tlod columns tor borgoln age. Located near re­ pdlra. Qaa, oil, and buys! a R Realty. aas-Mfi.o chord a Rossetio “ We Mroae. D. W. Pish New luxury, two bed­ Motor Co. Detroit, creational facilities, Realty. 443-1981 or 171- sisctric watsr haatsra, ECONOMY LAWN MOWCN Guarantee Our Houses room townhouses. 378 La«m Meeeni ispeired. M ichigan. " 444-M83.D parochial schools. On im .D Bld w ell S tre e t. 448- mierchandloe Bollsr Raplaeamant DBLIVERINO bus line. No showings Rich farm loom, 5 yardt All csrs are loaded with e S V I H T O Y .. iuper spo- 5348. Qaa and OH. Watar 10% Benlar ailiam until Saturday May i^ R y I Is O . kte wkv ONMGlIRt 175 plui ta x. Sand, grovel, equipmsni. Hsve low m llN Jack J. Lappen Realty clous. 81M,800. 4 bed- tnd. Don*t wolti Call ITU5l5fype.t»of»ytur- Pump aalsa, larvlce and decorative itone. end carry bslattee ot roem Gorrlsen vinyl siding has tha Free plek up end dellwry. Feet for appointment. nlshed. Working single advontooe. Prte Mtl- and Inatallatlon. Murtious serylee OtII tnyUme fiotory wsrrintyl Colonlol with llvine Realty World . mole preferred. No iF U M I T U I I t 4 4 3 - 9 5 0 4 86 Town Car, Signature ro o m , dining room 13* x mdtas. coll SIdino Prechette-Benolt Auo- M A N C H E S T E R . New IlSt- pets. Lease. 443-3N0. Plus. 443-1198. 6 4 6 - 2 8 7 1 M 7-8 H g series...... silver 39* appllonced kitchen clates. 444-7708.D eiKAN I rooms, Srd vicFoNfiBffa^ilplm 8S Town Car, Brown COYSntry — 2 houses on 3 0 0 x ond 13*x 35* 1st hoor Ing. 8133,800. V Id o rlo n 1 Style condo In Bigelow floor, heat and hot living room set. Solid IS Town Car. Blue family room. Giant rec 56Lt5H.rRT,fW . carved wood trim. as Town Car, White 100 lot plus • Bern. Presently Rented Charm ing updated 1078 Brook Estates. 3 bed­ water. Reliable adults room and office on the with references. Secur­ Beige brocade uphols­ lower level, 3 tall baths, 5 bedroom Colonial rooms, 1VS boths, de­ et $475 a month must be sold to­ centrally located near sirable end unit, Ook ity deposit required. tery. Firm 89500. Two Scaraoroge. Morel D. N o pets: 443-5343 or other choirs. 8150 each. M oriarty Bros, W . Pish Reolty, 443-1581 Bolton Green. 14 x 31 floors, central olr, tall gether, Asking 147,000. walk out basement. All A-plus condition. nNEWOOD Used Car Speoials orl71-1400.D fireploced living room Coll 444-7444 between , spodous sunlit dining Sentry Reol Estate. 443- MAWHSITtN. I 'S R o B B T " Free to good M C^y-«AT.AC 15386 55AM5 Mew Ustlnam 4040.D Item, and 3pm. POOL I5*X30*. Moving. room with alcove . room apartment. P I R t W O O D home.l I spayoa fe­ Musi sell. Includes S4 Couger. Red tgggo Seittotienol 8 room An- Large appllonced kit­ Available Imme­ DARK Pine dough box IS3 cord. 8 teet lenalht, E N D R O L L 8 SB Grind ^ x , Lo Ml. ISSSS M tncIlD tttr Back on the mar- soldl Built Gorrison 0 male, I neutered male deck with ladder, filler. chen , den. music diately. No pets. Refer­ table. 53 X II. Excellent ereen, dellyered. 5 cord mini­ cat. All shets. 484-3441 I7%widih-iia 68 Bubtru Wegpn issSS Colontal,' 4 bedrooms, condition. 8100. 444- mum. MA8TRRrVIIA CARD Used only one season. ketl 203 Spruce Street, Needs exte­ room, huge wrap­ ences and security re­ before Sam ond447-l873 18% width • I tor N 4 81300.443-8434,448-1303, 41 Dstsun B210 A/C *3396 3.5 boths, 3 Nreploces, around perch, tW quired. 443-5343. 1437. as Cutless 2 dr. lysBS t lorga first floor work­ after 5.______■m u s t Im pieksd up tl Hw| 444-5506. rior'Painting and a new roof. This 5 DOfiiee * cor vvvvI^W* i i l B l g B g i ' ^ T e x In I hm sM Otfleu Mendty thru [ ■4 Marquis (Brogh.) isggs shop or otRce. tally Property aslo Indudes M EN kittens, s orange appllonced kitchen, all XiXtlcRESTEII^oc^ newer 3 family home. moles, I female, block I Thumdsy bstcM 11 t.m. only. 43 Dstsun 200SX 1B3BS room home has 2 bedrooms, 90,900, leased outbuilding. office, Hilliard profM- Includes appliances IY 14616 winOOw 1 f VQilflMVlvl Q fv Much more. D. W. Pish ond while. Litter box 44 Honda CRX lysss Included • beoutital set- slonol building. 3,153 and wall-to-waU car­ s « trained. 444-7151. R ealty. 443-1981 or 071- sauore feet plus large peting. Heat m t In­ PICNIC tables, I foot, 48 Line. Town car Ml,BOO Hna on Lookout Moun­ 1400.D TTTRLACKondwRRnr pressure treated leas, iSut 48 Escort 13900 tain In Monchester. storage area, 1st floor. cluded. SSIOrmenth. Vtinon — 1 bedroom Ryetieid Excellent picture. 835. WO. 443-3388. 84 Gran. Marquis LS *0000 3334,500 Jockson a Move In condition. In­ Security and referen­ coll 448-8438. H r COVENTRY Sprino Top A JCook*s Delight. 3 quire today a t 444-5193. ces required. 3 children Sole. 140 South River 84 Line. Mark Vll MB.BOO Condo, with fireplace. This end unit Jackson Reol Estate, AnytIm e.D tEEH IVEA plus boxes. bedroom Colontal with -^preferred. No pets. Call T^RSTToTpeeSnitCer i Rood. Solurdoy G Sun­ 83 Stanta 4 Dr., AT iqsoo 447-0400.D aOLTON PUGLIC NOTICB Girls G Womens. 448- MT" 850 each. Coll after offers extra privacy only 09,000. super 14 X IS kitchen 443-743S or 447-8835. doy IO-4pm. 68 Itutu DLX P/U 18968 GRAND New Llsttnanr ond giant II x 14 living i M n i M i o 0883. POOLS. Amotina dis- 4pm. 444-4058. Hebron - Spodous On April t t Iter the tnnine BDLTBt r ^Tjlature cou- MAttcHEAfik tt fto- 84 Nissan 800SX MsgS Condo fee $55.00 room with raised aeoro d Anasolt eronted o ple** for very nice 4 counit Limittd lime room L-shoped ranch, ttr iMiliino nne yorlencs to MNOBI only. The big new fan­ PREE. Wooiten dorden Irlol Lone. M a y 3, lOom 84 Matds RXT; Blue 18200 I hearth hreploce. Pull room apartment with to 4pm. Housthold, 4 b e d ro o m s . 3 full wQlk-up attic could Poui Ptono tor property on tastic 1817 f^ tly site shed In good condition. boths, I cor garogs. nocco no. ownoa by aiMon stone tlreplace. beoutl- e QUMRIIT baby Hems, Furniture, possibly be 3 more McRinetry to allow conehruc- pool Includes huge sun 1x4x1 fool. Purchoser large deck, many ex­ tul Knotty Pine walls, Tag EaN EtTaagad LaaaA must disable and take eta. MORIARTY rooms. 1VS baths, tear iion of o Owoiilne noueo. large living room, plus dock, ftnclno, tiller, tras, attracHve setting. attached garage, pool, Any smouni M hw vd. ARn, im. I^^DOT Sylvon Bass lodders, ond warranty owov ol own expense. T a 6 sole, loturdoy i-3. BROTHERS sItu atM on a ISO tt X too JOHN H. Rogenrs slate patio and stone gwsl. slons snO berti nwSch. bobt vrllh motai: end tar only 8878. Pull tt- Coll otter 4pm. 444-4480. Household Homs, 3 S 7 E m I C tiittr S t fenced private bach C H A IR M A N wall overlooking V lOBWv IV88WI. 301 Cantor 91. n lot near Gay City yard. D. W. Pish trailer. Pullyeaulpaed. nonclna ovolloble. children's clothes, P a H (. 3144,800. J a y ­ lONING aOARD brookll Immediate oc­ Excellent condition. First cornel First GIEL*S tike, loss toys, inttotablo boat, Manohaatar. CT Realty. 443-1981 or 071- O P A P P tA L S cupancy. 8950 Includes MVM CMMTMICnMI S 4 S - 4 2 S 3 son G Jockson Real 1400.C 43300. 443-0143 Ofter servel Coll Paul 1-800- pink. ExcellenI condi­ eta. 335 Hlahlond St., Estate. 447-0400.C SOOOS heat, ^all 448-40M. m - H M 853-7445 or I03-S43-1141. tion. 835. 444-4848. Monchester. 66S-61SS t » 4 I • 4 ' « BlittiF Shoemaker j^kiiig SPORTS U 9 . MM88 3.

SCRANTON i€ f«in «/ $ur§$ br0km, ‘ ” 3 s w 5 a a * r CiWfPPy/ ICV DVil< P l y fifth Derby victory CMMVWJMMIOUrfVI (21 p(/pc»<4ti.<1f» OfW (1) Gedman, Guidry back with respective dubs VCHfCLU AMD MLtCt for footoo. Clooo, §v fd SciHivipr Jf. •v Tto /UsMfofvtf Ffsw# UN O OMNI.. 31433, Coif 44M4#,o TOOT. Tho Asseelotad Pross D e rb y Dra ■■/J 999Mi ^TH19^yyy!!f: ;-iK* 90NiV Nl^NO IW ig W f f ’ rtigrRgf Tim BaMea. the IIM NaHomd League batttof 41 oofMW eomoor, tf74. LOUISVILLE, tCy. - Joekpp Bfll NO. MONSC J O C M Jt/ diampfott, became the Brat of baaebaB'a premier to e M OAM Vn.Lt «S,7»S OlOOpf 4, 8MM tfovo, Wf9wQW9 IPPCV/ 9990 MO Shoemokor’o bid t o p reconL«(|apfiA3 1- OypsocNwanc* $9^499 irta to return to Ma former c ito Friday, and bettow MOUTLAttMNM «,«W conoiffoft, AtRinp fifth ylctory In Ms 2Wh Kontocky Derby day Vaa over Bleb Gedman, Bob Boone and Ben M tU O K L M A M i • 9/m 81233.4 3 » » ^ lSS»Mit6r4it w i i one of the mntn threads that will tie 2- War MeCauiay rGuidry foftowed. MttOWAOOM rnSly, y to M h e r S a ta rd ty 't ll3 (h renewal. Balnea rejoined the Montreal Expoa. Gedman came trOAMMMr««iM 3. AtysStobo MeCarrow to terms wHb the Boeton Red Sox; and Boone went bM k Wf^ovOf 9Vr VlwOT wTwICw4 The 83-)rear-otd ntoemeker, who won ML«0A«K)N4*. M2.4tS H t W O B U i / to the CaHtomla Angels. TOWMC loot year wHhEerdtnerd, will rfdaOnfeh 4. i9fnpQw f9m Mutton M M W YO M tM •14,r « Five top-ranked free agents have been out of work tn the storybook r«ee at Cbiirctrill Cordero MLAMH •13,4t9 Downs. S. Capoto tfris seaaon after failing to find Jobe wKh other Mama. fSSMSSTfff^ssnjSM^^ M n rrM A vi. •13,MS co^or. Sopor frop ox- The Derby mlsht bote become a (efe B. GutoA Shoemaker D aw M ii s cinicicitve Evrsatfifitg r^lulsrtKnlS Wirrcci MIMAMONOm*. •18,«0S of tragedy FiM a y. any free agent from even negotiating wHb the dobs hootl. Oood eonOlllon. 7. Pincay MOODOtMSOoM. •ia,7« Coif 443-1488. Demons Begone, the early 3-2 fpyoiite Masiertui Advocate they left between Jan. • and May 1 M M U ANT4*. •3,483 almost colHdMI head-on with a horse a. LeoCtosiete Vasquez Balnea and the Montreal Expea wasted Httle time M a r t TMVafrMUtt •10,383 running along the Inside rail In the once May began. Three hours after (MdMglit, they & M Am tStW •3,385 ’"vsa m ^xsm m iivitsisr wrong direction. 9 . OngteLtrw Stevens reached agreement on a tliree-yaar contract report­ M OHANOm •4,383 /IfOfl- “He (Demons Begone) was coming to edly worth 14.0 million. -Idoel- 10. •'IMWionS O9g0n9 Day n tutoK onm M v •0,383 lOrovol the quarter pole going really strong." No terms were aimouncedonChNfmon’s deal wHbthe ML«OAN •2,483 trainer Phil Hauswald said. " I dwi't 11. Momentus Brumlietd - Red Sex, but before negotlatlem began. Bed Sex M J i t t o j r •7,883 even know who the other horse was. But 12. CandrsGotd ttowtey General Manager Leu Gorman said the club’s oM dial Tlio ooportmont l< or OMMIno to oront tfw oomlt. It was too damn close for comfort. I'll ftin was on the table — three yaara for a reported If .06 aapnoM Tho Ooportmont fnvttof pvblle eonwnont roiw^nolbOffO; tell you that." 13. ShawkWWon S4igliore million plus IncentlvM. poMO dMliloo onO will eopildor onv Exercise rider Gary Smith, who was Guidry and the Yankees were only 230.0M apart on a Pour free aganta (from laR) Tim Ralnaa •nd Bob Boofio of tfw Ciiffornli Angdfs 875-3311 14. Bm Twice Perret two-year contract when their tatte ended In early on Demons Bogone, said Hauswald was of Montreal, Rich Qadman of Boeton, fMignod WHh tfwfr rMpocflv* tiwms nm standing near the starting gate, and "all 15. Corxarisiaroie 8a4ey sISfnMrT ■INI tIMI99 yCSf OMMVl-IIMHNirDoCOmOOlrM 5rtfliln?l 5»r*^nior*ftt oublleS^n M o 'fS n is n^eo onO he could do was shake his head." agent. ^ I d r y wanted 3M3,303 a year and the Yonkeea Ron Quidry of the New York Yankaaa. Prldsy, thdfirst dtyffHRtwdrodflgibfofo. Iii;afi£ any porMn or oortoni may roauott dial a public hoorlnp bo 16. AviesCopv Solomone offered IHS.300. hoia on (bo gpplleatlan and propoiod OoeWon.. .. " H they took m y pulse rate right then. CHCVROLE T It was way up there." the 28-year-old 17. No SSore Flowers Guerra Although Guidry slipped to a 3-12 record and 8.33 received a 318,313 incentive bonus. In 1333. Baines Alexander, 13, went the free agent route when be W R iC K tR 1872. 350, 4 & 74!Sr!fW l:!8UW Hauswald said. ERA in 1333, the ll-yenr veteran's career mark Is made 31 mfliton, after loaing an arbitration aatoy caae declined to sign a two-year contract t o 3l3i,33l per •pood. 1878 Wrockor Avonuo, Hartfard, Cannoetlevt M1M. Pat Day will ride Demons Begone, the 131-33. Last year, G n to y waa paid 1375,333. for 11.2 mlilibn. year. He was unable to reach an agreement wHh any box, wotd-bullt 4 Ion M3M Between the 1333and 1337seasom. BalnearMecteda Arkansas Derby winner who is unbeaten who said be thought the bidding would H ie terma of Boone'a contract were not revealed, hut other major leagae team. boom. Noodi work. 32.2 million, two-vear offer from the San Diego Padrea, 83000 firm . 742-7483 in three starts this year, in the I'A-mlle go much Mgber, signaled he was It woa believed to be t o the remainder of the 1337 •eaaen at a figure much leas than the 3333,333 the saying he wanted to make at least 818 million per year, Alexander originally sought 81.4 per year to two 6658HAAACTflii nfi. Kentucky Derby. dropping out. But the spotter tlwoght Angela offered the catdier laat winter. the same as be earned loot year. yean of a guaranteed oontract. The Ito ve s lateat offer M any now porK. 84,500 A field of 17 3-year-old, each carrying Mansi was bidding, and Masterful Earlier, the left-handed Mttlng Gedman bad rejected or boil offtr. Oood scale weight of 123 pounds, is scheduled Advocate was his. Boone. It. will begin a conditioning assfimnent la believed to be about 1833,313 t o one year the three-year offer from the Red Sox and talked wHh guaranteed, wHb an option t o a se«m d year. condition, m utt bo to go to the post at 8:33 p.m. E D T at The celt, owned by H arry J. Belfea and Friday nlito et Palm S^nga, Calif.. wHh the Angels' the Houston Astros and the Oakland A's, but be waa not Churchill Downa. If all start, the 118th Dave Leverton, won two of five starts in minor league affiliate In the Clam A California League. Balnea, who bit .834 laat year, reportedly has been offered similar amoonta. He wanted 83.8 million over Derby will be worth a record 3183,300, 1080. He won stakes In hit first three “ I don't feel we’re really cloae, but of courae. It's Just HELPING PEOPLE to- go GbssifiBil! keeping himself in shape and could begin ploy thia three years. the first day of negsitlatlons," Atlanta general with 8010,000 to the winner. starts this year. tltfy thoir noodi and weekend. Last year, Gedman was paid 8883,883 by the wants... that’s what want A B C will televise from 4; 30-6 p.m. D. Wayne Lukas will saddle a manager Bobby Cox said, "ft’s hard for me to imagine ^ ]fOHll K7VI me milli I "TTben H m Balnea geta to New York, we'll stick Mm American League champlona. odt a rt all about. Shoemaker will be trying to tie the three-horse entry In a Md for his first a guy turning down what we offered." Since Gedman’s departure, the Red Sox hove been record of five winning liOM held by Derby victory. Capote, an 8000,000 In the lineup right away," Montreal Maanager Buck Rodgera said. hurting at the catching position. Oedman's replace- The other three top free agents — Andre Dawson, Eddie Arcaro and Bill Hartack. yearling who was 1080 ^year-old Club apokeaman Rich Griffin said details of Raines' menta, Marc Sullivan and Danny Sheaffer, were Lance Parrish and Boh Hom er found new tooma. But winning, not the record, is the champion. War and On 'The Line will SALE l A U HALE contract were worked out about 3 a.m. Friday at hitting a combined .173 going Into Friday's games. Dawson left Montreal for the Chicago (^hs, Parrtah thing on The Shoe's mind. give Lukas 12 starters In seven Derbies. Sarasota. Fla., among dub vice president Bill Gedman batted .283 with 13 home runs and 88 runa departed Detroit and Joined Philadelphia, and Hom er " I Just wont to win the D erby," said Lukas' powerful stable has won a total of Stoneman, chief executive officer John McHale and hotted In laat year. left the Braves and signtxl with the YakuH Swallows In Shoemaker, who finished fifth on Count 184 atakes and earned 823.4 million. Bill Landman, repreaentlng Raines. Another free agent, pitcher Doyle Alexander, met for Japan. Flame In his first Derby In 1080. His wins Jockles Angel Cordero Jr. and Jadnto Last year, Balnea' salary waa 31.8 million. He also atxnit three hours with Ms club, the Atlanta Braves. All took pay cuts. were on Swaps In 1080, Tom y Lee In 1000, Vasques and trainers LeRoy Jolley and Lucky Debonair In 1008 and Perdlnand Woody Stephens will be seeking their last year. third Derby victories. ' Day Shoemaker had planned to ride Cordero, who will ride Capote, won Final Temperate Sll for Charlie Whittingham, with Cannonade In the 100th Derby In PItIno stays at Pfovidehce who also trained Ferdinand, but Tem - 1374 and with Spend a Buck In 1338. -perale Sll will miss the race because of Vasciues, who will ride Leo Castelli, Knicks sour on me, nor did I sour on Bv Cynthia Btnlumln PItIno told the recraits when they illness. He got the mount on Gulch, the won with Foolish Pleasure In 1878 and them," PItIno. a New York native, The Atsodotad Press signed with Providence College on b Wood Memorial winner, because Jose with the filly Genuine Risk In 1380. They said. "The timing was Just wrong UV' Santos was committed to ride Florida April 18 that he would not forward were both trained by Jolley, who trains PROVIDENCE. R.l. - Provi­ for me (or the Knicks.’’ their letters until Friday. Derby winner Cryptoclearance. Gulch and Leo Castelli. dence College Coach Rick PItIno The Knicks reportedly were 8.8S11_ PItino said Friday Ms deadline 'The Kentucky Derby Is never a Stephens' winners were Cannonade ended all speculation about hts offering a five-year. 88.2 million SSMIW»^ was in no way meant to pressure the one-horse or a one-person story. and to a le In 1074. future Friday by announcing that contract, hut PItIno said Friday no Knicks Into offering him a Job. 'There Is 01-year-old trainer Scotty Aside from the Derby, Saturday's big he will be back with the Friars next numbers bad been discussed. PIt­ " I have nothing but reepect (or Schulhofer's bid to win the Derby in his race Is the 1200,000 Carter Handicap at season. Ino was an assistant coach for the ORLANDO the Knicks. They've been great to U Jaltj^isney UJorltl first trip to Louisville. He will saddle Aqueduct. A field of six, headed by PItIno, .84. said at a news Knicks before Joining the Friars. me and 1 wish them the brat," he S NIOHT8 Cryptoclearance. King's Swan, high-weighted at 118 conference he might sign a new He Is b e lle v^ to make 8200,000 a said. 'n-alner Wallace Dollase is at his first pounds, and Love That Mac, lit, have five-year contract or continue with year at Providence, Including hla ST. PETBRSBURO Derby with Momentus, who was se­ been entered for the seven-furlong dash the remaining two years of Ms summer camp and sneaker- PItino said even If he was passing ''2NIQHTS 8eaVV6Hd(gi riously Injured when he Jumped the for 3-year-olds and up. Others In the field current four-year contract. endoraement contract with up a once-ln-a-llfetime opportunity inside rail at Hawthorne Park and are zany Tactics, Purple Mountain, "I will he staying with Provi­ Converse. to Join the pros, he would not regret AIR FARE and HOTEL ACCOMODATION^ sheered off the eighth-mile pole last Cutlass Reality and Pine Tree Lane. dence (College," ntino said. “ 1 felt PItIno has denied published re­ till decision. Sept. 27. Jockey Alex Soils escaped At Sportsman's Park, a field of nine all along I would he hack becauae ports that a new contract with "I'm very happy where I am ." he vn,n«..pmi;rnWo!'JU>um?^ Injury. 4-year-olds and up will race IW miles in thia is such a greaUo^.’’ Don Brumfield, who Is the leading the 1100,000 National Jockey Club Providence College would pay him ■aid. " It’a hem a very exdtlng ALSO TM t oltcr I* pood on In ttoek unite PItIno, who took the unheralded 1880,000 annually. Including tito p .B . o t only. I oxeludodi Jockey In races and wins in Churchill Handicap. Lover’s Cross drew high year, and 1 look forward to next F ria n to the NCAA Pinal Four last summer camp and sneaker 3 -‘^®^2%kWoh9»i Downs history, will ride Momentus. It weight of 119 pounds. year being as exciting." OP*l000BhOK will be the IMn Derby tor the48-year-old month, had been wooed by the contract. At Golden Gate Fields, eight 3year- PItino said he would consider Brumfield, who won with Kauai King In old fillies will contest the 8100,000 NBA'a New York Knickerbockers At a news conference Monde to "7- taking on the added responalMllty on •otso^i his first Derby In 1806. California Oaks over ivs miles on the and the Phoenix Buna, but aald PItIno aald he planned to decli. Im of becoming the college’a athletic ' 'Triainer Joe Mansi Is at his second AS photo Friday that only the Kntcka ex- turf course. Some Sensation has high whether to take an NBA coaching director, although he skid the Derby with Masterful Advocate, a w ^ h t of l i t pounds. preased serious In t e i^ . Job by Friday so Friars’ basketball chance of Ms adding Ms name to the CHRYSLER PLYM OUTH. INC. leading contender, whom he bought by The 878,000 Triple Bend Handicap at Providence College baeketball Coach recruits would know whether he The coach said he met with the list of candidates Is remote at this SSWINDSORAVtNUl.VkRNON.trS.SSn mistake tor 80,600. Hollywood Park drew a six-horie field. Rlok PItIno ennounoed Friday that ha Knicks as recently aa Tuesday but would be their coach next seaaon. time. Mansi had bid unsuccessfully on a aing high will be back with the Priara, apurning a tito were not ready to dedde on a The letters of Intent PItIno was couple of yearlings at the 1086 Keene- weight of 124 pounds. Also entered In the poaalbla job with the NBA New York new head coach by Friday. Ms holding on guards Eric Muntok The position opened Thureday land Fall Sale and went to 84,800 on seven-furlong, race were 1000 l-veer-old self-imposed deadline for m eUng a and Kevin OasMns arrived at Big when Lou Lamoriello announced he Masterful Advocate. champion Tasso, Zabaleta, Bolder Than Knioka. PItIno didn’t rule out taking over decision. East headquarters Wednesday, hod token the preaident’sjohfor the Someone then bid 88,000. and Mansi, Bold, Sabona and Rocky Marriage. the vacant athletic diraotor’a job. "in no way did the New York league officials said Thuraday. N H L'i New Jereey Devils. dCOMKbCMHNi \ 9|9onv Di n n n

B #d OCflWlMNMlI IMB UffWilfIBi m ffg iiiifih m NfftMMiW IfS 7 4 8 2 2 M.fa^'ynSlWtWM The Manchester Hoc Department has openings in I n i I ( W l»f lf/lirffw«» - T»« «ii< ■ w alm tw d l three areas. It needb h a s e ^ mnptros for Hs yOoth U i J } Pony Baeshaff teagua. These are paid pasraons. Coaches are also needed for pony fesfgae hasehan, V *• '• V '" SwtlwwiitttrttoBcteW aaff^^ whfch Is for yonngMers ages i i l 4 . ^ ^ the Hec Tfca Cw m ttf taaatafi taam i» h» Department hm an opening for a somefl e&imdt- 1 Pfnf, MattUi; aetiM ^t«aaM l taam » tn i>awattianti>t»<»wat«>«atii AlfyOUC fmCTBsWCf ffi ofnf viW Of IlIBBB BmUOfni BWUlil H iff7J x | lf0 atl^aAanrfMO. ^ contact gfiver at the Hec Department at dS/'MM. IleatMHWIa,« » 1^ Cathblh^ aatttan team ( 4 - iy ^ mmiui m*ymi twrral ta (AMaaiKta la alay it. S a n w fa hr a T j AwMelwadkr, idiaAfled ta g« ondei^w at f: Iwfiwi IrfOvWP 10 VOTflffllMiv r « A 9 ?4 (fAt IflJ etaawlMra, tlie MaiMltaatat l*|fc and Eaat Mn&ttt IPNML9 n A t m n a , want Oamany - fap-aaadad Ivan la’ tfaai taama aUl a a m ^ a latlior fa flia Wattaag e >iW Lendf of Csechosfovakia straggled tat 2 hours and 49 is I tn.m 4in, 121 lays at Canard fngfi In wast ttartfote. HiimFlfW FrlOBy DvfOTr OvOrCOfntflB nfmll'fBCfOfa Frenchman Tbfctry Tufasne, 4-9,9-4,9-9, (0 reach (he icttr 1 » L ...,,..man's 0 ^and ..^ m Oanas « Saattia wtns 1 1 awarded ta Indiana far winning (he 1997 NCAA championship — Knight's third. w«rhag«fi< Downlfig eof» awarda first Baltan finisher, first Janior finisher and first **l^w’ at qaldjn 9^ , (ni NEW YORK - Kansas City right-hander Bret iWS. CNICAIMi _ ■ALflRKIM siitHimlr finisher. A team award will alsa be presented. Saberhagen. who had a subpar 1999 seasseason because of Gttlii 1, Ptim 8 Reglstratian is ap ta 12:99 p.m. the day af the race. indlana Injuries, was named Friday the American League's awi ftSsn^iSSn- ,______If—.11 V t S i i hlo sary, [n«, ii:Wi Koeut, “Pitcher of the Month'' of April. .Ei Ti 9AM MMW^ CHICA4W Blickwoldor tharot 8SH load Stats at Utati, H naeatiary, Hns), i: M r He was A9 with a 1.92 earned ran average during PLri 42|2«iTMnMit 4wle with a ^ f o d 1. - 1 California outfielder-designated hitter Brian Down­ patt and grab a share af the lead with Jan Stephenson H ockey ing was named the AL's “Piayer of the Month". after two raands of the 9228,999 SAN ^ Blacltwelder, chasing her first victory In eirtt years S^osic on the LPGA taar, and Stephenson, coming «tfl «•" Cramplon, Bldtr thfr# laid Wvnwef NHL pliyiN ptoMri ■,-L" ihowb the Santa Barbara Open *FO f eehs ago Jioth shrt m : .. 9-ander-par 99s to reach the midpoint of the PATmci PINALS ALBUQUERQUE> N.M. - Confident Bruce Cramp- orovi tournament with at 9-ander 189. iDuasan ton and steady Lee Elder fired Aunder-par 99s Friday Tmp( fori ffc Jug] Cindy Mill shot a 99 to move Into contention at 9-under PtilladaleHifc^ 4,; (ifomlafs 2 tfna), Mill) to share the first-round lead in the 9299,999 Sunwest IP H R RR • • 90 ^ ..TOR MJ. Otar 199. She was joined by,Donna Cusano-Wilkins and Bank-Charley Pride Senior PGA Tour event. B « w | ^ W ,l-1 V S 1 1 2 2 TeteM SM 1I 4 Smith, whoihat97and• « ( P"”' M.V. ■ ■ Crampton. coming off a victory In the Legends of turn. BlnfllfHRB 9,919-yard Pasadena Yacht it Country Club course. Golf tournament, fashioned a five-birdle, one-bogey McorterMcOrterLAM t J 1-3 7 4 4 1 lilDtSSO Pbtladafati^ ifttaa-OatroH 9 of KlnnunwiKinnumo 2^3 ^ 1 1 i aiw ise _ j f . w a y «iaao4e.4M round over the 9,722-yard, par-72 Four Hills Country ArtwM 3 1 0 0 0 . PtilH PNHwJV club course. Kmnuneo pltdwa to 1 better In Itw 7Hi. Elder, who played flawless. If unspectacular, golf H iP^orliD vIce by Arnold. tt.Y. isla Mai U ra lrtt^ e n ic, AScQelTend) hirst, TclavIskMi andllatfo --- - -u ROnOflRI. LIIPMIItll Untiyie bogeyed the final hole, got his round rolling ^ H d^ord) Third, inuloek. .Isle Riiii sals [ Knox, hoy Seooinalle. w lth ^ eagle on the 491-yard, par-8 No. 11, his second hole of the day. nSSeot CtUMOO, t;‘tB o.ni. 5 TODAY M.Y. IslaiSSrs *0?' WflliAalahlo, 7:M Nidmil Lugui rNUitt AitrN It, BriVN 8 1:18 p.m. — Expos at Meta, Chs. 22.99, WKHT a.m. O otf AiHirleiN Ln (|u i ruuHi 9 p.m. - Boxing: Super lightweights - Hector vMWNmkPINALf RInkar laada Vagaa golf HOUSTON Camacho (99-9-9) vs. Howard Davis (29-9-1), Chs. 9.49 Twin 7. YinItiN 4 I 9:99 p.m. - NBA playoffs, Channel 9 Quabacl LAS VEGAS — Larry RInker tamed gusty winds with PIritN 4, 8lin(i f Poren2b. 4 p.m. — Oolf; Las Vegas Invitational, Chs. 99,22 a bogey-free 66 Friday to take a two-stroke lead after S a H C lm lt INTM m NItIV YORK MINNR90T4 fill 4:99 p.m. — Horse racing: The Kentucky Derby, the second round of the 91,9 million Las Vegas irhM Chs. 9,49 Invitational. 7:90 p.m. — NHL playoffs, ESPN WlOrmfOlAAMselwiMal St .. PtTRRSOURO, RInker, a non-winner in seven seasons on the PGA 9 p.m. - Yankees at Twins, Channel 11, WPOP t s m i f i Tour, reached the halfway point of this storm- 19 p.m.— Red Sax at Angela, Channel 99, WTIC Montraol shortened tournament at 191,19 strokes under par. guabsel ,_™..jon "I'm happy with the last two rounds," RInker said Urulo $b 4061 SUNDAY ausbscot lo.m. Svrp llOjMwaloar after playing the Las Vegas Country Club course in Ofunnsre I t r ?yr 1 p.m. — NBA plaraffs, Channel 9 desert winds that gusted to 90 miles per hour. rtschannel IPINALS i-Wlllilns fiSr. J8(.__ 1 p.m. — Tennis: Florida Open, St RInker next plays Desert Inn under a format that S‘oR 1:98 p.m. — Expos at Mets, WKHT calls for the 186 pros to piay one round on each of three t«M i tt> A 9 p.m. — Motorsports: Winston 890, ESPN Terentei courses, each day with a different, 4-man amateur \m »474 MMH 91999 APHIII team, before the field is cut tor the (Inal round Sunday l! 18 p.m. — Yankees at Twins, WPOP torontof.. ri 9:80p m. - NBA playoffs, Channel 8 ASrilM at the Las Vegas Country Club. B 8 U 9i99 p.,m. — Boxing: Light heavyweij^ts - Jim Detroit A ' Mal Sutton, a former PGA champion and 1999 Player ...... ^.ine- »l-t of the Year, chipped In twice tor birdies and scored an I UacDonald (90-9) vs. Bobby Csyt (81-1) Chs. 9,40 torontei . Sr-' MB S. 4 p.m. — CW: Las Vegas Invitational, Chs. 80,22 SorbMudw eagie-9eagi in a round of 66 at Desert Inn and was second at brvniv. Not ISL I p.m.i.m. — NHLNWi playoffs: ESPN UsoI YYoons 191 Irunonthv < IS). wings pull wen S c O f W l N M W d Mets win oh TeufeTs homer TOROffTO (AP) — tMi PftAmi't goal at li-.M •v ThP Assariottfl Prpss AMrot 12, Braim 2 of the ihM perMI umpped e tie tmd lifted tlw tMraft tied WInge to e 4-1 fkteif mer the S o f M i t t l l BASEBALL F k k f a i g NEW YOBK - Pinch4iittor Tim NL Romikhip Tefente Mifde L««f« frldey irigtH, etetrifig (lie Teufel homered with one out in the. At Atlanta. Nolen Ryan, flirting Merrte tfMekm Itimle at three wim «|iI«m . ninth innini Friday night to give the with his sixth no-hitter for 3 1-3 TiM tied WInat, itphig te heeme mtf the third New York Mets a 7-9 victory over with one out, moved to second on a innings, gave up ffiiee hitt and one fraaehleelntmLhteUtrptaeferemeat-ldetMt / i i i f i the Montreal Expos. balk and to third on Kurt Stlllweira run in 9 2-3 innings and hit a In hlaidep Cap plae, heat the eefetrth and deddlng Ttufel, hatting for Wally Beck­ single. After Dave Parker was hit toree-run homer F^ay aa the game tandap nlgM. man. sent a 2-1 pitch from Bob by a pitch. Davis hit a 2-1 pitch over Houston Astros routed the Atlanta Pndani. camped It teet in front of Toronto McClure, 9-1, over the left field the fence in right-cenler for his Braves 12-3. foaltender Ken W rei^, colleeted a oenteHng tewreydj fence. McClure had taken over for second carter grand slam. The to-yrar-

Padres 7-3 Wm IIM i season. hfttor Wallace Johnson connected MOKTKEAL (AP) — The Montreal Canadlena. Mi for a homer off starter Ron Darling Bream added a two-ran shot tobiKifc Friday already unhappy about having (heir Adama Dlvlalon W - S ^ ez + 09 :MIM9NV and Tim Wallach had an RBI Rick Reuschel’s four-hitter Friday WiHi one out In the eighth, final aeriea wltn Quebec go tea aeventh gameiaturday