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j j . A. • J , Dole concedes Bush has it wrapped up :.V By Merrill Hartson stood at turning points on Friday. Dole has won none. The Kansas Michigan, scouring the heavily indus­ The Associated Press Gephardt stayed In Michigan, in­ senator has 178delegates, and Robert­ trialized state for votes in Saturday’s caucuses, with 138 delegates at stake*. * 1. Which one of these causes thousands of auto sisting that “ we’re going to turn this son, 17. accidents? Sen. Bob Dole conceded Friday it race around” — although his aides In his speech to the Chamber of Michigan had been described by FOOLSCAP MADCAP NIGHTCAP REDCAP was a “ foregone conclusion” that were saying privately that the Mis­ Commerce, Dole said, “ I ’ve been Gephardt’s aides earlier as a do-or- 2. A fanner most likely talks about his “ stand” of George Bush would win the Republi­ souri congressman would call it quits saying now for some time as a die campaign battlefield. On Friday, CHICKENS HOGS BEES MELONS can presidential nomination, while if he lost Michigan’s Saturday candidate all the things I thought we Gephardt mimicked rival Michael 3. The phrase “ dead center" nowadays suggests long-shots Richard Gephardt and caucuses. should focus on, and nobody really Dukakis’ clainr of an economic which sound? ~ Paul Simon looked to Michigan An aura of political fatalism ho­ seems to care.” miracle in Massachusetts, saying h e. TOOT TOOT HONK HONK BANG BANG DING Democrats to resuscitate their fading vered over Dole’s hard-luck drive for “ I think it’s probably a foregone looked forward to a “ Michigan DO?:

'p' 1 AP photo Coinnecticat W eather BACK RUB. — Cesar Qarza wofks Burbank, Calif. The show will be held r ^ Thursday on a 24>fooHall Oscar re^liea April 11 at the Shrine Auditorium? Manchester and Tldnlty: Saturday, early morn­ fpr the Academy Awards c^eihony ftf; ing low clouds apd fog, then mostly cloudy and . milder with showers. Possibly a thunderstorm, ' especially during the atomoon. High 40 to 65. Chance of showers 90 j^rcent. Saturday night,, enytejQfii local showers. Low4Sto50.Chanceofshowers60percent. Sunday, morning showers, then gradual clearing during the afternoon. High 60 to 65. Chance o f, showers 80 percent. ' for lind buying West coastal, east coastal: Saturday, early we should look into. We obviously proposed bonding projects. morning low clouds and fog. Otherwise breezy with By Andrew Yurkovskv. have a ' need for affordable The last piece of open space. showers, possibly a thunderstorm especially during AAanchester Herald . Vi" ' housing.” Case Mountain, was acquired by the afternoon. High 55 to 60. Chance of showers 90' the town in the late 1970s, Glaeser percent. Saturday night, showers. Low around 50. A bill moving through the Meotti admitted that the bill Legislature that would allow the said. Chance of showers 80 percent. faces a tough fight in the Finance use of real estate conveyance tax Committee, which will act on it “ It’s very difficult for a town to to collect money for the acquisi­ next if it chooses to do so. He said come up with the money for open tion of land for open space and that committee rejected a similar space.” he said. Lottery W innera ; affordable housing might gain bill last year. Meotti’s bill would allow towns Support from the town Board of The Finance Committee could. to establish a conveyance tax of Directors, Mayor Peter P. Dl- effectively kill the bill by not up to .5 percent to fund land Connecticut daily Friday: 212. Play Four: 3808. Rosa Jr. said Friday. acting on it. Meotti said. acquisition for open space and Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 2, 8, 18,19, 38, 40. A bill raised by state Sen. affordable housing. At least 25 AP photo AP photo Michael P. Meotti, D- .“The issue’s been in the Legis­ percent of the money would have Glastonbury, would give towns lature in past years and has never ORDEAL OVER — Jennifer Levin’s mother, Janet, jeft, talk's with to go to open space and at least 25 a f t e r p l e a — Robert Chambers and his mother, Phyllis, the option of adopting a real gotten out (of the Finance Com­ percent would go to affordable Levin's father, Steven, and stepmother, Arlene, on Friday after I n d e x estate conveyance tax of up to 0.5 ^ mittee), so it’s going to be an exchange glances while sitting in a cab in New York City Friday housing. It would be up to the Robert Chambers pleaded guilty‘s mahslaughterTn Jennifer percent for the acquisition of land' uphill battle,” he said. after he pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Jennifer individual community to decide „ , ;u ni a-7 for such purposes. The >17- The legislation is supported by Levin’s death. for which of the two types of land Levin. , 7 member Environment Commit­ Arthur Glaeser, the chairman of acquisition the remaining 50 aH 86-40 12-13 tee, which Meotti chairs, passed Manchester’s Conservation Com­ percent would be used for. . 23-26 Raninr Citizens M the bill by a 12-4 vote Friday. mission. He said the commission A.Q ApnrtP 41-48 “ It appeared to me to be a bill has in the past tried to get the Meotti said that 12 to 13 17-32 U.S./World 10-11 Guilty plea halts ‘preppie murder" trial that (the board) would look upon , town to purchase land for open members of the 36rmember Fi­ very favorably,” DiRosa said. He space, but such purchases are nance Committee have pledged Under a plea bargain, he will be second-degree burglary in an unre­ added, “ It's certainly something always at the bottom of the list of their support for the bill. heart.” The judge repeated the Bv Samuel Maull question, and Chambers replied, sentenced to five to 15 years. He could lated indictment, with his sentence tp The Associated Press run concurrent with his manslaughter “ Yes.” have received up to “eight and iianrtiPBlrr Ilf raid one-third to 25 years on the charge. * sentence. NEW YORK — Robert Chambers C ham bers’ m other. Phyllis Hair, tissue, in car Sentencing was set for April 15. One Juror said the votes on the USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 151 pleaded guilty to a lesser- charge of Chambers, stared straight ahead, The plea bargain was reached after murder charge swung from 8-4 for Panny M. SIfffort. Publlthtr manslaughter Friday for strangling a showing no emotion. His father, NEW LONDON (AP) - Pro­ two days of negotiations. (Chambers’ acquittal to 9-3 for conviction, and the tissue-like material mixed with Newtown. young woman during sex in Central Robert, also sat silently. Qaorg* T. ChapprtI ShaMon Cohan secutors have revealed that hu­ vegetation that tested positive for Miss Levin’s death in the summer of trial began with jury selection Oct. 21.- last vote wasY-5 for acquittal. But he ^ Ed«or Compoalne Managar Defense attorney J. Daniel Park, halting jury deliberations in the Opening arguments stafted Jan. 4. Robart H. Hubbard man hair, human tissue and wood human blood and one Caucasian 1986 focused attention on the lives of .said he felt the jifty could have ^ D«n(M A. Rob«fM Sagarin is seeking to suppress all “ preppie murder” case after nine Manhattan District -Attorney Ro­ AdvartWng Otrcelor Praaaroom Managar cUppings were found in a car body hair, according to evidence obtained through wealthy young New Yorkers. It also reached a verdict. Joanna O. Fromarth o w n ^ by a Newtown man ac­ days. bert Morgenthau said the prospect of Mark F. AbnHIa OrouMlon Managar prosecutors. searches, claiming pplice lacked State Supreme Court Justice How­ drew protests from feminists, who Shortly after Miss Levin’s bqdy was BiwIrwM Mamgar cused of murdering his wife and a possible mistrial, the strain on the Chrafts,'' a former pilot for probable cause. ard E. Bell asked Chambers whether argued that Chambers’ defense was found. Chambers told police in a disposing,of her body with a wood an example of blaming women for Levin family and ^ e circumstantial PubHahad dally amapi Sunday and oartain h o * ^ by »ia Eastern Airlines and part-time he intended to cause “ serious injury” videotaped statqmem that she had Manehaalar PuWlahlng Co.. IS Bralnard Wwia. M y c ly la r. chipper. Sagarin also contends that male violence. nature of the evidence prompted Jhe vmolested” him sexually and hurt his Conn. OS040. Sacond daaa poalaga paid at Manoha^r, Corin. Southbury police officer, was state police purposely withheld to 18-year-old Jennifer Levin “ and Poatmaalar Sand addraaa ohangaa to lha Manehaalar Harold. Danbury Assistant State’s At­ Chambers had maintained that he plea bargain. genitals. - • - . arrested in January 1987 and information that Crafts had thereby cause her death.” State law “ I ’ll feel better tomorrow when he.’s P.O. Boa 801. Manehaalar. Conn. 06040 torney Brian Cotter released the never intended to hurt Miss Levin, For four hours during his closing If you don’t raoalya your HaraM by 6 p.m. waakdaya or T|KI charged with the murder of his passed a polygraph test about his defines first-degree manslaughter as in jail, where he should be,” said Ellen findings Thursday as Superior whom he had dated before, and killed argument, Litman appealed to the am. Balurdaya. plaaaa M o p h o n ^ u r eatrlar. Wjfou'ri w aMa Danish-born wife, Helle, a flight wife’s disappearance when they causing a death while intending to Levin, Jennifer’s mother. “ He wasn’t toraaehyour earriar. eaH aubaerlbar aarvlea at 647-6046 by 8 Court Judge Barry' Schaller con­ her accidentally with a swipe of his jury to acquit Cham^rs. ’-’What he attendant and mother of their applied to a judge for a search cause serious injury. the lily-white altar boy he appeared to p.m. waakdaya for daUvary In M ^lw e la r. ' sidered a defense motion to arm when she hurt him during sex. was doing was reacting to the pain,” Suggaalad earriar ralaa aia 11.60 waakly. $7.70 for ona three young children. warrant. “ Looking back on everything. I suppress the results of all police The sexual encounter was not their be.” Litman said. “ He was trying to stop month, $63.10 for thraa moolha. $46.30 for tlx moniha and have to say yes,” Chambers, 21, said. Cambers, who was free on $157,500 $ K .M for ona yaar. Banlor elUxan ralaa and maH ralaa ara searches of defendant Richard The state previously revealed Testimony in pretrial hearings first. ’ . , her” and the result was a “ tragic “ It breaks my heart to have to say bail during the trial, will surrender Crafts’ property. that 51 firearms, two hand has revealed that Mrs. Crafts Chambers originally was charged accident.” ‘ ’ ToTSoee d eelifLl or diaplay advarSaamant. or to raporl a State police seized the car, a grenades, a' crossbow, carpet intended to seek a divorce from that.” with second-degree murder, which troday, said his attorney, Jack nawa Ham. alory or plelura Idaa. call 643-6711. Offlca houra ara At that, prosecutor Linda Fairstein Fairstein called the story “ ludi­ dark blue Crown Victoria, from a samples, clothes, a blue comfor­ her husband and told friends not carries a maximum sentence of '25 Litman. 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Fridjf. ___ shot up and said loudly, ’ We’re asking Tha Manehaalar Harold la a mambar of lha A a w la t^ P ra ^ wooded lot that Crafts owns in ter and a pair of men’s crepe- to think ft was an accident if she Chanibers also pleaded guilty to crous.” about his mind and his hands, not his years to life In prison. lha AudH Buraau of CIrculallona and lha Now England Newtown. Found in wood debris soled tan shoes were among items disappeared. The state believes Nawapapar Aaaoelallon. in the trunk was a clump of taken from Crafts’ home in she was killed in November 1986. ‘it run for college senate radio station.” he said. “I just want to see it get Bv Andrew Ji Davis received the support of the college administration, Church V lii^ Manchester Herald Kudra said. going.” “We’ve run into a lot of hassles with the Martinez said he decided to run because he felt new faces and new Ideas were needed. Two candidates have filed for the chance to administration,” Kudra said. “ (But) justl»cause the administrations says give it up, it doesn’t mean “I think we need a breath of fresh air, maybe succeed Rory Q. Bruce as Manchester Community some new ideas,” he said. “I think I could do a housing plan College student senate president. Bruce said. the student's should.” Kudra also said he supported raising the student pretty good job as president.” Kenneth Kudra, senate treasurer and student Running with Kudra for vice president is Bethany The South United Methodist Church will honor the member of the Board of Trustees for Regional activities fee at the college up $2.50 to $5 per student. Currently, the fee is $5 for part-time students and Bemais. a student senator. She is opposed by leases on two Hartford Road buildings that house Community Colleges, will run against student senator Jeff Fitzgerald. the New Hope Manor Inc. and Greater Manchester senator Jesus “Jesse” Monuel Martinez. $10 for full-time students. He said the money is needed to continue student Dahlia Belnavls, social vice president, is seeking Chamber of Commerce even if discussions on ■nie two candidates filed before the Friday noon re-election, but she will have tobeat out student Eric building housing for the elderly on the property turn deadline. Elections will be held April 11-12. but programs. However, the move has not received approval from the board of trustees or the college Prlore and ski club president Jennifer Rask. into definite plans, a church member said Friday. winners will not take office until July 1. Secretary Linda Schllchting is running unopposed New Hope Manor Board of Directors President With two candidates filing, it will avoid a repeat of administration, he said. Martinez said he would also like to the radio for re-election. Theodore T. Cummings said he got a commitment • last year’s elections when Bruce ran unopposed. Running to replace Kudra as treasurer are Friday from the church that said the lease would be Kudra said he felt he should be elected because of station project move. senators Beatrice Sheftel and Marc Scrivener. honor^ and that even if the elderly housing plans go his vast experience. "The most important issue in my head now is the forward, the church may build around New Hope “I’ve been extremely active since I’ve been Manor. here.” Kudra said. “I certainly have ins (with the Stanley Weinberg, a member of the the church’s college administration).” committee to study the possibility of building Kudra is involved in efforts to bring a student elderly housing on the property, said Friday that center and a radio station to the college. While the church members are still discussing whether to go college’s facilities planning committee is searching forward with the idea. The church owns about 6 for a permanent home for the student center, work acres of land, which is zoned AA, and two houses on the radio station has stalled since it has not S ' G ift Q once owned by the Cheney family. “We’re still in the exploratory stage,’’ Weinberg said. “We’re discussing whether we want to do it or M HS class of 1958 not.” ^ 3466 MAIN STREET, VINTON VILLAGE. COVENTRY, CT • 742-18*0 Weinberg said that the study committee has been meeting with church members to discuss the idea; needs information and the parish will meet again for discussion April S. The Manchester High School class of 1958 will hold H„ve tHe *<> fill y o u . ^ He said the parish is scheduled to yote on the DavW Kool/Mmctitttsf Herald its 30th reunion on June 3-4 at the Treadway proposal April 17. DAIRY QUEEN SOLD — Fred Annulli, Hartford Road for 26 years, recently sold Cromwell Inn. “We’ll probably make a decision on the 17th of ’The committee has been unable to locate several April on whether or not we’re going to pursue it." center, owner of the Dairy Queen at 684 the business to Shirley and Doug Viel. of its classmates. Anyone who knows where any of But even if the church decides to pursue the idea, the following people or their families live is asked to two leases with the Chamber of Commerce and New call either June Metevier. 64.3-6387. or Curtis Hope Manor Inc., a treatment and counseling center Gaskell. 643-6067. for girls with drug and alcohol problems, will be No more sundaes or shakes Information is being sought about; honored, Weinberg said. Alexander McBride. Raymond J. Moricz. Helen The church leases the former Cheney family LeDuc (Sutila), William R. Kuhne. Teresa Merz %! mansion to the New Hope Manor for |1 per year and Fred Annulli has sold his Dafry Queen (Smardon). Carol LeMay (Murry). Maxine Hem­ New Hope pays for utilities and maintenance of the ming (McBride). Barry J. Lee. Shila Broderick. building, Cummings said he isn’t worried about the By Nancy Concelman well-suited to the clothing busi­ compliment. He’s proud of the Arthur M. Benton. Edna W. Pettingill. Robert M. future of the center. “There’s no urgency in any of Manchester Herald ness. Annulli is a former dress fact that he’s avoided fast-food Cohen. William F. Boles, John D. Ryan, Joseph P. ( 0 > Figurines (priced from *2“ to *225°°) this,” Cunnmings said Friday. “We have a designer and his daughter is methods and ingredients. Moriarty. Robert E. McIntosh, Ronald Clark. long-term lease until 1997.” A lot of things change in a carrying on the tradition. Wayne A. Newman. Ella Jean Hamilton “The church does not want us out,” he said. For example, he said, many Music Boxes - many unique quarter of a century, but not Between training the new (Bernotus). Officials of the Chamber of Commerce could not people’s tastes. owners and getting the new fast food restaurants use emulsi­ fiers to thicken milkshakes, but George F. Mockalis. Robert A. Brodeur. Lee A. be reached for comment Friday evening, but When Fred Annulli opened th^ business ready, Annulli is keep­ Belcher. Margot McKinney (Hulse). Linda Tread­ Crystal - figures and giftware Weinberg said that lease would also be honored. He Dairy Queen at 684 Hartford Road ing busy. He said he recently his shakes are made with ice cream and real milk. well (Stanton). Esta Orcutt (Johnson). Lana Prowa did not have details of the lease with the chamber. 26 years ago, the most popular cleaned out some files and found (Busk), Charles Schwartz. George A. Jessop, Weinberg said the church hadn’t contacted either items were sundaes and an old price list. “We make it like you’re sup­ Robert C. Plourde, Gloria Bassett. Charlotte (JJJ) Framed Prints (priced from »i2*») of the organizations about the plans because nothing milkshakes. Back when he started, cones posed to make a milkshake.” Carlson (Tatro). Carol Huestis (Renn). Charles is definite. Annulli said that still holds true were 15 cents. Annulli said. Annulli said. “We haven’t talked to them,” he said. “It’s never Williams. Sandra Rudaz (Rylander). Ronald R. Stop and See Our HUGE pig Di§|^lay today. They’re now 45 cents. Small He’s also proud of his past LaPointe. Thomas J. Sullivan. Robert S. Filler. been consider^ by anyone that we wouldn’t honor “We still make milkshakes the sundaes that sell now for 80 cents the leases. Anyway, right now, the church may accomplishments, including be­ Jeanne Jacobs (Ratey). same way we did 25 years ago,” were 25 cents when Annulli first ing one of the first stores in the Q P Custom Made Easter Baskets - Coventry’s own decide to do nothing.” Annulli said. “We still make them opened. Weinberg said early last year, the administrative area five years ago to come out 2 charged with having pot the old soda fountain way.” “That’s still good,” he said. with the Blizzard, a thick milk­ board of the church appointed a study committee to Annulli will soon leave the “It’s worth it. Of course, 25 years Two Manchester residents arc scheduled to Bessie Pease Gutmann - Prints, Figurines, Tins investigate the possibility of elderly housing at the shake filled with candy and appear in Manchester Superior Court Monday after world of shakes, scoops and ago, we used to make 875 a week.” cookies. site. sprinkles behind. Annulli said 25 years ago, one or being arrested Wednesday night on drug charges in A similar proposal 12 years ago from church But not too far behind. two employees could run the But Annulli said his biggest connection with an incident at Charter Oak Park, plus lots more!!! piember Philip Susag was rejected by the Planning He sold the franchise March IS stand. Now, he said, it takes 10 to accomplishment was 20 years police said. , mid Zoning Commission in 1978. Susag’s proposal to Doug and Shirley Viel and 20 full- and part-time employees. ago, when the store became a Janet L. Larson, 27. of 61B Congress St., was for the 100-unit Wesley Retirement Complex was plans to open a clothing store next But although the prices and size year-round operation. charged with possession of less than 4 ounces of 3466 Main Street opposed by many residents. door to the Dairy Queen May 1 of the operation may have in­ “We’ve progressed from a marijuana, and Rodney J. Fuller, 17, of 290 Oak St., Vinton Village with his daughter, Cindy. The creased, the Dairy Queen delica­ seasonal business to a 12-month- was charged with possession of less than 4 ounces of store is to be called L.A. East cies haven’t. a-year business.” he said. “Peo­ marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. IDEO Coventry, C T ■Good’ turnout urged Fashions. Tell Annulli he’s living in the ple love Dairy Queen all year Larson was released on a $100 non-surety bond, Annulli and his daughter are past and he’ll take it as a and Fuller was released on a $500 non-surety bond. 742-1890 Republican Town Committee Chairman John I. round.” Garside has issued a statement urging all Teen arrested In burglaries New Arrivals Coming Soon Republican voters in town to vote in the presidential A teen-ager has been arrested in connection with primary on March 29. ZBA’s Reinhorn honored for service Near Dark Prince** Bride Unaffiliated voters can enroll in the Republican two residential burglaries in September of last year, China Qlrl Roeary Murders Party in Town Hall until noon on Monday. More A member of the Manchester Zoning Board of Appeals for three years. His term ends in 1990. police said. Beverly Hllla Cop 2 Qood Morning Babylon Appeals was among people from across the state Albert Ouelette, 17, of no certain address, was Stakeout Flowerrin the Attic infomMtion about registration may be obtained “I think I’ve served the community in making through Pat Cottle, the Republican registrar of being honored in Wallingford Thursday for charged Wednesday with two counts of third-degree Scared Stiff Remote Control sure we’ve continued to observe the statutes of burglary, one count of third-degree larceny and one Maid to Order The Sicilian voters at the Town Hall. length of service to their local planning and the town,” he said. Adventure* In Babysitting “Republicans have outstanding candidates for zoning boards. count of sixth-degree larceny, police said. Squeeze Reinhom, a retired pharmaceutical company Big Eaty Inner Space president of the United States," Garside said in a Harry Reinhom of 200 Spring St. was honored Police said the charges stemmed from a Sept. 8 Prayer for the Dying Lee* Than Zero salesman, has been active in community 0^ / news release. “And we here in this state have the at a dinner at the Yankee Silversmith Inn in burglary at a Thompson Road home in which $1,900 No Way Out The Pick-Up Artist opportunity to influence the outcome of the Wallingford by the Connecticut Federation of organizations and affairs for many years. worth of items was taken and a Sept. 18 burglary at a Lost Boy* Death With IV Republican National Convention and vote for those Planning and Zoning Agencies. The federation He is a member of the Republican Town Summer Street home in which $20 worth of quarters Living Daylight* Dancer* presidential candidates in direct proportion to their recognizes people who have been members or Committee, has served on the board of directors was taken. . . u j individual vote totals in the primary on March 29. alternates to their local planning and zoning of the Manchester Area Conference of Churches, No information was available on Ouelette s bond “We need to have a good turnout of Republican boards for 12 years or more. was a representative in the Capitol Region or court date. voters to insure that Uie results of the primary Reinhom, a lifelong Manchester resident, has Council of Governments and was a crime-watch reflect the sentiments of the Republicans in the been vice chairman of the Zoning Board of sponsor for his neighborhood. state.” i) ■ •i**JN** tSf ILSM»#*V«iiWB4*'«i'#WWfliWSW*SVjritVZ»*';r Condo plan irks Village’ Man with gun thraatena atuiaWa C a l A d a r s O b it n a r ii NEW BRITAIN (AP) - A Joseph Willis, head custo­ MAnehester Earl C . Petersen in East Cemetery. Home, 4<» Main St., followed by a city man was hospitalized for (telling hours are Monday from Mass at Christian Burial in St. dian at the school, wrestled the Earl C. Petersen. 74, of Man­ psychiatric observation after Monday^ 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Bridget Church. Burial with full residents in Coventry gun out of the man's hand and chester and Riviera Beach, Fla., allegedly threatening a bus­ Zoning Board of Appeals, bincoln Center hearing Memorial contributions may be military honors will be in St. held him until police arrived, died Friday at the St. Francis load of students with a pellet authoritin said. The gun was room. 7 p.m. made to the Shriners Childrens Augustine Cemetery. Bv Jacqueline Bennett at the Town Office building March 11. The Hospital and Medical (tenter, gun that “ looked just like a Eighth Utilities IMstHct budget meeting, fire­ Hospital. 516 Carew St., Spring- Glastonbury. Manchester Herald notice reads; "• not flred during the incident, Hartford. He was the husband of real .45," police said. Kilduff said. house. 7:30 p.m. field. Mass., 01104. Calling hours are Monday from i ^ "9:00 Public Hearing on Schrager’s Alice (Entwistle) Petersen. Police spokesman William Permanent Memorial Day Comittee, Manager's 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. COVENTRY — A proposal underconsid­ proposed amendments to section 17* The Judiciary Committee He was bom in Hartford Kilduff said the man, whose Memorial donations may be eration by the Planning and Zoning (designed apartment condominium dis­ Wednesday approved a bill office, 7:30 p.m. September 10,1913, and had been identity was not released, was aimed at eliminating realistic Commission on Aging, Senior (tenter, 7:30 p.m. made to the American Cancer Commission to rezone the "village” ' trict) to distinguish between sewered and a resident of Manchester since John B. Pitman "believed to be retarded and toy guns. There have been Society, 243 E. Center St., Man­ section of Main Street to allow condomini­ nonsewered sites (17.3,17.4, 17.5,17.8.)" Wednesday 1948. John B. Pitman, 59, of 32 Lake that no charged were'expected Republican Town Committee, Lincoln .Center chester 06040. ums has drawn the ire of residents in that "Someone could read that and not even recorded instances in which He was a veteran of World War St., Vernon, died Friday at his to be filed in the case. police have opened fire on hearing room. 7:30 p.m. area. know what it was all about,” LeDoyt said. II, serving in the V-S. Amniy Air home after a long illness. He was The man walked onto the people carrying jtoys guns In addition to voicing strong opposition, Isner said he did not consider that Thursday Corps. the husband of Marion (Strang) grounds of the Smalley School mistaken for the real thing. Democratic Town Committee. Lincoln Center residents also are criticizing the commis­ hearing more important than others. Prior to retiring, he was the Pitman. Robert Jeffrey around 11:30 a.m. Thursday, sion for what some say was inadequate "Any proposal that warrants a public However, pellet guns, BB hearing room. 7 p.m.^ head of the Reinsurance Depart­ He was bom July 11, 1928, in NEW YORK (AP) — Dancer- drew the gun and pointed it at a notification about the proposal. About 35 hearing is significant," said Isner. Also and air guns, and replicas of ment of the Travelers Insurance Easton, Maine, and had been a choreographer Robert Jeffrey, bus driver who had just pulled antique firearms of pre-1898 residents voiced opposition to the plans at a under state statue he said, residents only Andover Co. and had worked there for 42 resident of Vernon since 1956. who guided his Jeffrey Ballet into the school with a busload vintage would be exempt March 14 Planning and Zoning Commis­ receive direct mailings on proposals if they years. Prior to retiring, he was from an itinerant troupe in a of children, police said. under the measure. Monday sion hearing, according to Town Planner are abutting property owners and might be Recreation Commission. Town Office Building, 7 He was a member of Manches­ employed by United Parcel Ser­ station wagon to international Robert Isner. The hearing was continued directly affected. p.m. ter Lodge 73, the Scottish Rite vice. He was a veteran of World acclaim, died Friday. He was 57. until Monday and will be held in the The village section of Main Street spans Bodies, the Sphinx Temple of War II, serving with the U.S. Captain Nathan Hate School instead of the south of Rt. 275and Cross Street down Main Newin^on and the Omar Shrine Navy. He was a past commander The Jeffrey Ballet now ranks ' T owr of HaiicliettBr Bolton board nwm in the Town Office Building Street to Armstrong Sti^et and runs from Club of Manchester. He was a of the VFW Post 10121 of Vernon with the New York City Ballet and because of an anticipated large turnout. Rt. 31 west to High Street. Monday . „ past commander and life and a member of the Teamsters American Ballet Theater as one Town Planner Robert Isner said Friday. NOTICE , ^ Public Building Committee. Community Hall. of America’s big three ballet The rezoning proposal was presented by member of the American legion Union Local 671. According to LeDoyt, the residents-are 7; 30 p.m. ' . j . Besides his wife, he is survived companies, but it began in 1956 attorney Sam ^hrager of Mansfield for EAST, WEST AND BUCKLAND Post 102 in Manchester. He was some of those she called. Those who could Board of Education and Board of Finance budget by three daughters, Verna Zag- when Jeffrey borrowed a station Coventry devlopers Mark Lavitt and also a member of the Washington not attend sent letters of opposition, she meeting. Bolton High School, 8 p.m. ura of Manchester, (tearlene wagon to tour the United States Phillip DeSiato of Millbrook Associates of CEMETERIES Lodge LOL number 117 and the said. Wednesday Pitman of South Windsor and with his fledgling troupe. (Coventry, Inc. It is requested that cemetery lot owners remove any Washington Social Club. "A fter finding out about the hearing on Republican Town Committee caucus. Community Karen Pitman of Vernon; a Lavitt and DeSiato have the option to winter'grave decorations that they wish to keep. Besides his wife, he is survived the proposal,-1 made 57 calls to Hall. 7 p.m. brother, Paul Frodel of Hamden; Within 10 years of its 22-city about 30 acres in the Village, Isner said. by one brother, Robert T. Pe­ neighbors and not a onq of them knew Starting Monday, April 4, 1988, weather permitting, auto tour, the Joffrey Ballet had Neither Lavitt nor DeSiato could be tersen of Manchester; one sister. a sister, Louise Frodel of We­ about it. They were stunned." Judy the necessary spring clean-up of the grounds will be­ Coventry Elsie Jubinville of Manchester; thersfield; two grandaughters, performed throughout the Far reached for comment. East, in the Soviet Union and at LeDoyt. of Main Street said Tuesday. gin In preparation for mowing. Monday „ one niece and four nephews. Courtney and Michelle; and But Isner defended the commission, The proposal, according to Isner. is to REMINDER: Plastic flowers or decorations should not Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office The funeral is Tuesday at 11 several nieces and nephews. the White House. Joffrey built by far the most far-ranging saying, "W e fulfilled our obligation under distinguish between sewered and honse- be used on grave sites between April 4 and October 31, Building. 7:30 p.m. ^ „ a.m. at the Holmes Fteneral The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 state statue to warn the hearing in a legal wered sites in the Village, with the Home. 400 Main St. Burial will be a.m. at the Holmes Funeral repertory. 1988. Public hearing on manager’s budget, Coventry notice in an area newspaper. The Willi- amended zone allowing Uke minimum High School. 7:30 p.m. mantic Chronicle." r<: Robert D. Harrison standard building lot size of 15 acres for W ^nesday LeDoyt believes that was not enough. apartments and condos to be reduced to 2 Superintendent of Cemeteries Board of Education budget hearing. Coventry “ For a proposal of this magnitude one acres. The zoning proposal also would High School. 7:30 p.m. paper is not enough" LeDoyt said. allow the maximum two condominium Thursday ^ ^ ™ She added that the commission should units per acre to be increased to eight per Board of Education. Coventry High School. 7:30 also have notified local papers that this acre. p.m. was a newsworthy item or sent residents in But there is no specific site plan Evetyboefy talla the area a flyer on the proposal. established at this time. Isner said. LeDoyt also questioned the cla'rity of the “ The developer is not coming to the ■ r'rS' warning for the Public hearing on the commission with a given project,” Isner Public Records posted agenda for March 14, which she saw said.' ccanfiart. Fkwdieim’ Quitclaim deeds W m M y A b o u t T o w n Virginia S. Powell to (teris Powell and Gregory C. f f c d i A 1% > Powell. Southfield Green, no conveyance tax. guarantees it Clarence C. and Nancy Q. Edmondson to Arlene Nursing program B. Leroy. Greenway Park., no conveyance tax. Arlene B. Leroy to Peter J. Edmondson, A program for nursing personnel will be held on Greenway Park, no conveyance tax. Purchase these Florshelm Comfortech* May 4 from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. at WllUe’s Steak House Leonard A. and Theresa M. Parla to Leonardo A. shoes between now and March 31,1988. on Center Street. Topics will include'screening and and Theresa M. Parla and Leonardo A. Parla Jr.. Wear them for 30 days. If not satisfied, diagnostic phases of breast cancer and treating Saturday, March 26,1988 Oak Park, no conveyance tax. bring them back to our store (with your patients. The dinner and seimipar uill be sponsored Kevin Callahan to Joanne (tellahan. Knollwood. sales receipt) and receive a full refund. bytfae nursing committee of the MancAestee-North .'^m -- 2pm .V :,.'v • no conveyance tax. : Vnit of the American Cancer Society. Tjie costis<25. Bertha L. Loughrey to Harold A. Loughrey, 160 Flor.sl\cini ComtorK-di h;is si.irtcil ;i ' t lfoir nurses apd allied health care work er and 115 for [MANCHESTER COMMUNlf V CCLIEGE Homestead Park, no conveyance tax. revolution. Never helore h;is ;i tlre.-vs slioe- - atudCnt hums.-Registration deadline;Is April 18. ; ■'.by ,. Chyles A. Cappello to Susan N. Cappello, looketl thisg(HK.I iiiul Ixen this eomlort- ^ n 643^21M, |R0GRAM-CEI^R Highland Park, no conveyance tax. iililel- It tit.s a.s tliougli it were designeti ///.vZ ''RXEtlbsE'« /hryou. Tliis liglit weight dre.s.-; slux- is .A Hifi^ard VnivtMty study of soeii.shioned from top to 1-iottom, the •ydiupteari';,^^ - BSM.coUtge gBadustM Shows that ^ MEET POTENTIAL EMPLOV^S bi«ii|tt eahoec rata# among, non- sup|Tori Ls like nothing vou've ex|x-ri- IheRetii^SeniorVpiunteeri^o^Wi(rfGreater- athl^c women were nearly twice CoRege Notes eneed Ix-fore. Hut, r.ither than ju.st ' Hartford needs pMpletbwqrk with a variety of jolw< as highas 'annong those who. exer­ reail about Camiforteeh. w in not jpiittes include sorting and docuinentihreheclts for cised regularly, ^noer of the uU^ zifTEIfiD J0 B-PELA1^ b .WGtRKSHOPS visit our store in.stead. And witli tile an East Hartford agency on Monday or Thurgday or*' rua, c«rvix, ovaries and'Vagioa To compete in college bowl both.^ A NewingtombasCd,facility needs volunm rs. were lie ttmiM more; fre^pient fleswne VtWiinj AO-tkiv "no risk " offer, there's no to-assist with bingo ganies on’ either Monday'or among the iion^athletes. Exercise Mark Zackin of Manchester, a student at Ix-iier lime than now. Ilu' m illHMIl lOHSt i s lip on Friday or both. Duties include hel(dhg wheelchair is beneficial to health.;- - Sponsored by:. ' . ' Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. has been III HUk O f Hrown $S6.95 patients. Volunteers at the facility are also needed Manchester Comrpunity College . ' - ■ chosen to participate on the university’s team in the to'assist the chcaplain with administrative details. The East of the Rhief Chambers' of Commerce 1088 College Bowl National Championship Tourna­ The New England tiinee An RSVP volunteer is eligible for supplemental ment. The date and location for the tournament will insurance and partial reimpursement for travel be announced later by the college. expenses. For information, call 247-2493. For more information, call: Commended at academy 903 Main Street Manchester Chamber of Commerce' 646-2223 Downtown Cadet Daren A. Sears of the U.S. Air Force REGAL'S I 8 Mothers of twins sought Manchester ‘Your Quafity Mon t Shop' I NO FEE lb JOB SEEKERS Academy, Colorado Springs, Col., has been named The Connecticut Mothers of Twins Association is to the commandants list for the fall semester. He is Open Mon lues. & Soturdoy til 5 30 • Wed . Thurs & Fn til 9 00 • 643 ?478 looking for information about local mothers of 348 Main Street Mancheeter the son of Courtland and Mary Sears of 2 Carter St. multiple groups to form a statewide network for a West and is a senior at the academy. He is a 1984 referral system. For more information, call 649-1025 graduate of Manchester High School. Annette Breault at 264-7141. Lleberman seeks data Region ^ ^ it women to join insurance suit Newborn cNed of exposure HAR’TFORD (AP) - Attorney The lawsuits alleged that start­ of liftli disHie’ ing in 1984, four leading U.S. MERIDEN — The body of a newborn baby boy General Joseph I. Lleberman, found frozen to death in a parking iot will be buried lashing out at critics who sug­ insurers conspired with two trade next week, poiice said Friday. TORRINGTON (AP) - An get a rash. Dr. Matthew Cartter, and the four ' will be closely gested political motives kept him associations and reinsurers and More than $1,100 has been donated to pay for the outbreak here of a common state program coordinator for watched by their doctors. from taking earlier action, on their brokers to restrict the infant’s burial Wednesday, police spokesman Lt. childhood ailment known as the disease control, said Friday. Eighteen of the women were Friday formally requested docu­ availability of commercial liabil­ Dominic Ck>langeIo said. The Infant, weighing 8 to 10 “ fifth disease’’ has prompted the ’The disease got its name determined to have already been ments needed to join nine other ity Insurance. ’The lawsuits allege pounds, was found Jan. 2, police said. state to issue an alert to doctors, because it was the fifth rash immune, and the rest were found states in filing antitrust suits collusion contributed heavily to An autopsy by the chief state medical examiner’s school officials and local health disease discovered in children. to be susceptible but not infected. against the insurance industry. the liability insurance crisis in office in Farmington showed the infant died of directors about the ^ disease’s “ Children feel totally well. Cartter said. Lleberman said his office which prices soared and lines of exposure, police said. danger to pregnant women. There is usually no reason for Only a small percentage of needed to review documents from insurance became unavailable. Police are still looking for the mother and have Doctors have known about the children to see a physician when infected pregnant women expe­ the California attorney general to ’The insurers, including three asked the state to authorize a $20,000 reward in the “ fifth disease’ ’ since the 1800st they have the ‘fifth disease,’’’ rience any difficulties, Cartter help determine whether Connec­ Connecticut-based companies, but it was not until January 1987 f\ case, Colangelo said. Cartter said. said, adding studies are under *' ’' ■ ^ Is ticut will participate in the have denied any wrongdoing. that a New England Journal of Between a third and a half of way to try to determine the actual litigation. Under federal law, Paul J. McQuillan, president of $1 million stolen from truck Medicine study linked the virus the adult population is already incidence of problems. Connecticut could only Join if it the Connecticut Trial Lawyers with stillbirths and miscarriages, immune to the disease, which Dr. John Rodis, a specialist in ■ • Im i M r ■ had reason to believe laws were Association, suggested Wednes­ NEW YORK — ’Two armed men handcuffed a health officials said. occurs all the time on a sporadic, high-risk pregnancies at the violated in the state, he said. day that Lleberman, a Demo­ guard in an armored truck Friday and made off with The virus typically has no isolated basis, Cartter said. University of Connecticut Health As Lleberman defended his $1 million, police said. cratic candidate for U.S. Senate, effect on children except for a Four of 55 pregnant Tonington Center in Farmington, said his record In taking on other “ power­ was afraid to take on the powerful Police officer Joe Gallagher said two employees rash, usually on cheeks. Some­ area women who hav^e been studies have revealed that at ful interests.” a state lawmaker of Rapid Armor had stopp^ for breakfast and left a industry because of Its political times a lacey-looking rash ap­ tested since the outbreak were least two out of three infected who has been a vocal critic of the clout in Connecticut. third guard in the back of the truck. pears on the arms and legs. Some found to have evidence of expo­ pregnant women experience nor­ insurance industry joined the Gallagher said a man carrying a gun entered the adults who are infected may not sure to the virus, said Cartter, mal births. AP photo Connecticut Trial Lawyers Asso­ Lleberman has said Connecti­ back of the truck and handcuffed the guard. Another ciation in calling on Connecticut cut had never been asked to man got into the truck and drove it away. QOLOEN TWINS — An international project to save a rare species of participate in the suit and em­ monkey from extinction resulted in the birth of twin golden liontamarins to join the antitrust actions. According to witnesses, police said, the men later Victim’s dad fights killer’s parole “ My record demonstrates that phasized Friday that the state stopped the truck and fled in a van, taking with them in a zoo in the northern Dutch town of Emmen last week. The monkeys, I have never hesitated to take on never declined to participate. b a ^ containing $1 million. now measuring about 2 inches long, will eventually be moved to their powerful Interests when I felt Authorities said they did not know how the holdup FAIRFIELD (AP) - The fa­ to let them forget,” Hoyt said. received during his prison term. ther of a teen-age girl who was U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is natural habitat in Brazil. they were violating the law,” man got Into the back of the truck. Williams’ first parole hearing is Lleberman said, citing more than brutunlly raped and killed nine also supporting Ho}^. scheduled for an undetermined GREEN LODGE years ago is girding for a fight to “ I just think it’s ourtageous a dozen groups that have been Man critical after plunge date this September. sued or investigated during his (HtiM Far Tha A|8d| prevent his daughter’s killer that someone can commit such a In Jess than one month, Hoyt Panel kills zoning override STAMFORD — A 67-year-old man who was from being paroled. five-year tenure, including oil premeditated, heinous crime and has collected more than 4,000 ADULT CARE trapped under water for nearly 30 minutes when his companies, car makers and Charles Hoyt of Fairfield says be eligible for parole this soon,” signatures from family, friends HARTFORD (AP) — A bill allowing the arguing that “ the case has not been made car plunged into Long Island Sound remained in charities. $ 2 5 0 0 he has collected 4,000 signatures Shays said. “ The message that and acquaintances who agree state to override local decisions and decide for the extraordinary measures in the bill ” /D iy critical condition Friday, a hospital spokeswoman "Too suggest I would pull my on a petition opposing the release sends out is pathetic.” that Williams should not be where to dispose of ash from trash permitting the state to override local said. punches in &is instance because 7 AM - 6 PM of Bruce D. Williams Jr., a Williams was sentenced to a released. incinerators was defeated in a legislative officials’ decisions. A team of Stamford police divers freed John many insurance companies are MEDICATION SUPERVISION | former Stamford special police prison term of 20 years to life for He said he hopes to receive a committee on Friday, but its chief sponsor INCLUDES 3 MEALS Pappas of Stamford at about 7:30 p.m. Thursday officer convicted of murdering The General Assembly has a history of headquartered in Connecticut is the murder, of Miss Hoyt. A minimum of 10,000 signatures said she would try to resurrect it by after a man who witnessed the accident dove into Sandy Hoyt, 14, in 1979. protecting the notion of home rule. wrong and not justified by the charge of first-degree sexual before hand delivering them to 649-5985 the water but was unable to free him, police said. amending another bill Mushinsky said that without adequate facts of my record,” Lleberman “ The system expects you to go assault against Williams was Richard Reddington. chairman Police Detective Lt. Joseph Falzetti said Pappas “ You can’t just throw the ash up in the disposal sites in Connecticut, it would cost said. away, lick your wounds and dropped in a plea bargain. of the state Board of Parole, in was driving his car erratically in the parking lot of air and make it disappear.” said a the state $1 billion over 10 years to ship the forget about it, but I’m not going Because of “ good-time” credits Hartford before the hearing. Cove Island shortly after 7 p.m. Thui^ay. disappointed Rep. Mary M. Mushinsky. ash out of state. That figure is supported by ioin us for Falzetti said Leonardo Oenatiempo of Norwalk D-Wallingford, co-chairwoman of the the Connecticut Resource Recovery Au­ walked over to Pappas and asked if he could drive Environment Committee, which rejected thority, which oversees state waste- the man home. Cenatiempo said Pappas refused, the measure, 10-6. disposal policy and is building several EASTER BRUNCH! started the car and sped away. “ As long as local zoning approval is large, trash-burning, energy-producing Best Brunch Pappas drove his car through the protective facilites around Connecticut. Even required for a landfill ... I just don’t ever $ 7 9 5 A ro u n d ! wooden pilings and into the water, Falzetti said. see a town volunteering to take on an ash Mushinsky said she would rework the bill though its a Cenatiempo Jumped into the water after Pappas, site for a whole region,” said Mushinsky. so that it more clearly spells out where ash Holiday, our but couid not free him, he said. OPTICAL STYLE BAR, INC7 who had made the bill her top priority this disposal sites could be located. She said the presents an exclusive /4i^NT~G4RDE*B8 year decision on location must be based on prices stay'the sarncl Compo$0te e deal uncertain | co-chairman. Sen. Michael Meotti. “ hydro-geologic” reasons — groundwater 11 am - 3 pm contamination potential — and not politics. BRIS’TOL — A limited partnei^' in the Lake D-Glastonbury, voted against the bill. includes fruits, pastries, muffins, Compouuce amusement park said.Friday that the EYEWEAR ’final obstacle in the park’s sale to a Wisconsin bacon, baked ham, roast beef, fresh romoter had been removed, but other officials said FASHION SHOW Rate of AIDS in women roasted turkey carved to order, sausage, here was still no deal. ' home fries, french toast, pasta, plus have 1 .. Stephen W J. . AW Barberino Jr., the limited partner, said Thursday, March 31,1988 ‘really bad’ In Elm City |he had been informed by an official of The NO NEED your choice of eggs, any style or your 5 S IConnecticut Bank & Trust Co., the key negotiator in at The All New... NEW HAVEN (AP) — This city has one of the favorite omelette cooked to order — |fhe sale, that a verbal agreementhad been reached most distressing rates of AIDS among women in the TO PAY! 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STYLE BAR Julia Miller, an epidemiologist with the state TOP “ OIL-SERVICE” Department of Human Services. , State urges more radon tests 763 Main St„ Manchester Nationally, women comprise 8 percent of all AIDS We have 14 YEARS LAKESIDE HARTFORD — State health officials point to 9am-8pm cases, health officials said. evidence of potentially dangerous levels of radon in In New Haven. 59 percent of the women with AIDS of TOP-QUALITY Cafe & Lounge Register for a FREE are Intravenous drug users and 30 percent are 20 percent of 1,300 homes tested recently as proof SERVICE EXPERIENCE 50 Lake Street 3 non-users; 3 percent had blood transfusions, and 8 that all residents should check their homes for the piece eyewear wardrobe ...and unhealthful gas. percent contracted the disease from undetermined Coventry The results of testing in 14 Connecticut towns, GRAND OPENING GIFTS FOR ALU sources, according to Elaine 0 Keefe, the city s LOWER OIL PRICES! released Thursday, were similar to results in two FREE health education director. previous surveys of radpn in the state, said Alan “ Women are sharing needles or they have Siniscalchi, coordinator of the Department of OPTICAL STYLE BAR, INC. partners who do, or partners of partners of partners Call 645-8393 Health Services’ radon survey. EASTERN CONNECTICUT'S LEADING FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS who do,” said Patricia Fling, director of Women s In the latest tests, about one out of every five Health Services in New Haven. homes had radon levels above 4 picocuries per liter In Connecticut, 16 percent of 650 reported cases i of air. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency are women, Ms. O’Keefe said. recommends that homes with levels of radon, a Of all reported cases of women with AIDS in colorless, odoriess gas linked to lung cancer, above Connecticut, 36 percent are from New Haven. that mark take steps to reduce the amount of radon. Natioii & World Woman’s dream of America becomes nightmare ^Idlei9 kill She arrived Feb. 23 and visited him in jail the next CHICAGO (AP) — An Irish romance that On Dec. 29, Stokes was charged with slaying his day. flowered on the Emerald Isle has turned into a landlord, said Lisa Howard, a spokeswoman for the " I ’m madly in love with her,” Stokes said. Cook County State’s Attorney’s office. Stokes • FDA rules unenforceable twd i|rab8, nightmare since he was arrested in Chicago on a But Miss Hanley decided to go home and called murder charge and she was critically injured on St. allegedly took hundreds of dollars and the man’s car WASHINGTON — The government has yet to her family telling them she was planning to leave Patrick’s Day after coming to visit him. before fleeing, she said. enact guidelines ensuring that manufacturers of March 18. " I hope that one day I should walk away from this He is charged with first-degree murder, residen­ new drugs test their medications on the elderly, a rald«mosque On St. Patrick’s Day, she was hit by a car. and make a life for both of us," Daniel Stokes said by tial burglary, armed robbery, and possession of • Senate panel was toM Friday. . * "She was going across the street and didn’t know TARQUMIA, Occupied West stolen motor vehicle in “ a case that has the potential . Medical experts appearing before the Senate telephone Friday from the Cook County Jail. about the turn on red,” which does not exist in Bank (AP) — ^Id iers opened fire lor the death penalty,” Ms. Howard said. .Special Committee on Aging said the guidelines, His girlfriend, Margaret Hanley, was in a coma at Ireland, Stokes said. "A woman driving was making Friday when a mob attacked a Stokes, who declined to discuss the case, pleaded along with better labeling, were keys in curbing a a North Side Hospital. a turn on red” and hit Miss Hanley. school they had occupied, killing innocent and has a March 31 pre-trial hearing. "disturbing frequency" of harmful drug reactions " I ’m scared out of my wits. It’s totally new. I’ve Miss Hanley’s parents flew to Chicago and have two Arabs, and others stormed a Meanwhile, Miss Hanley and Stokes’ sister Susie, among people over fO. never been arrested in my life, either here or in been keeping a vigil at her bedside. mosque to pursue youths throw­ 20, planned a trip to the United States. ^ June 28, 1983, Mark Novitch, then Food and Ireland," said Stokes, 21. She suffered a fractured leg and remained ing stones, according to Arab and Miss Hanley knew Stokes was in jail but wanted to Drug Administration deputy commissioner, tdd the The couple met in August 1987, when Stokes army reports. unconscious Friday in critical condition, said Nancy ^Committee on Aging that the agency was returned home to Ireland from Chicago, where he help him, he said. Gospo, a spokeswoman at Weiss Memorial Witnesses and Israel radio said developing standards to make sure elderly patients lived briefly and where his mother lives. She wrote him letters “ saying that no matter 13 Palestinians were wounded at Hospital. wdTe included in tests of new drugs for ailments “ I met her the very day I got off the plane. She was what, she wanted to be there for me.” he said. .^cOmmon to senior citizens. the school in Tarqumia, which over at my house, Stokes said. "She and my sister was being converted into a •But the guidelines remain unpublished, FDA are best friends,” he said. temporary army headquarters. ^Commissionqs Frank E. Young said in a statement But Stokes, a cabinet maker, found hard the Senate panel rrieased Friday. In nearby Hebron, soldiers shot economic times in Dublin, so in November he s» * at young Arabs on the roof of A1 returned to Chicago. Haras mosque who pelted them • ShultB to meet PLO officials with rocks and' raised the out­ lawed Palestinian flag after WASHINGTON — Secretary of State .George P. Shultz will meet Saturday with two members of the midday prayers. Hospital offi­ Wife swapping legislative arm of the Palestine Liberation AF photo cials said four Arabs were wounded. Organization as Americans are being warned to SEAL CELEBRATION — Actress Loretta Swit cuddles a r ^ keep away from the Israeli-held West Bank and About 30 soldiers stormed the ends in murder |)arp seal on an Ice pack In the Gulf of St. Lawrence off mosque, yanked down the flags • Gaza. * . ~ and lined up dozens of teen-agers Professor Edward Said of Columbia University, eastern Canada as she helps celebrated the Canadian . one of the two Palestine National Council members government’s outlawing of the commercial slaughter of against a wall. The army said 50 were arrested. in*chlefs yard invited by Shultz, said they notlfled PLO Chairman baby seals. SwIt Is working with the International Fund Yasser Arafat and he approved of the session. for Animal Welfare. ’Troopers stormed Hebron’s Alia Hospital later and arrested KEENE, N.H. (AP) — Sworn statements that led As U.S. dtlsens. Said said he and Professor six young Arabs who barricaded authorities to dig up a body in a police chief’s yard Ibrahim .Abn-Lughod of Northwestern University themselves on the roof, flinging tell of a friendship thatallegedly developed into wife did net need a "green light" from Arafat to see stones at soldiers and passing swapping but ended in homicide. Shultz.•'‘We did n ^ ^ Chairman Arafat, and that Sandinistas praise plan, cars, the army reported. A District Court judge allowed the affidavits to be was fine with him ^ absolutely." Said said in a released Friday, a week after he rejected telephone interview. According to U.N. figures, 111 warn of Ideological war Palestinians have been killed arguments by the state attorney general that they since violence began Dec. 8 in the should be sealed to protect a continuing homicide Phqtogrcpher still In Jail MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) West Bank and Gaza Strip, which investigation. “ The people should be ready for Robert Chambers, who resigned as part-time — The leftist Sandinista govern­ Israel has occupied since captur­ E U )N A , Spain — Conan Owen knew it was the new step to reach total peace, chief after the body was found, has said through his ment and the Contra rebels each ing them from Jordan and Egypt Thursday once again when officials served up beef the conUnuation and the streng­ lawyer that he is Innocent of any wrongdoing. No stew in Gallery One of the Model Prison. claimed on Friday that its own thening of the revoluUon and the in the 1967 Middle East war. One Israeli soldier has been killed. charges have been filed. ^Owen, a 2S-year-old free-lance photographer from military pressure helped force power of the Sandinistas," it In Washington, Secretary of Mark Sisti, a public defender representing Annandale, Va., has been marking off the days in his the other to yield to a cease-fire added. plan. State George P. Shultz arranged Chambers, called the affidaviU “ low-quality, stark white cell for more than a year, ever since a It ran a front-page caricature of The Sandinistas, in their news­ to meet with two members of the unsubstantiated blatant hearsay.” Spanish Civil Guard found more than four pounds of President Reagan dressed as a The attorney general’s office said Friday it was paper Barricada, called on citi­ Palestine National Council, the cocaine in a suitcase registered in his name. magician and reaching into an satisfied with the progress of the invesUgation and "1 don’t belong in here because I ’m innocent, and zens to prepare for ideological legislative branch of the Pales­ empty high-top hat. The magi­ tine Liberation Organisation. expected an arrest, though it did not say when. if this were the United States, I would have been out warfare to defend the ruling cian’s rabbit, with the word He will "discuss our approach ,\ccording to sworn statements given by a long tirtle ago,” Owen said in an interview in party against the Contras. The “ Sapoa" written on its chest, sat to the Middle East peace pro­ Chambers’ sister, his niece and a brother-in-law, 85-year-old prison in the heart of downtown Contras hinted that If peacefiid, on Reagan’s head. measures don’t bring about de­ cess" on Saturday with Edward the following story emerges: Barcelona. Chambers, 36, and good friend Russell Bean, then mocratic reforms, they are pre- The cease-fire talks were held Said and Ibrahim Abu-Lughud, pared^take up arms again. at the customs post outside the said State Department spokeswo­ 25, worked together at a factory in Keene, and J: .t "were having a wife swap.” Sometime in Cash Is scarce Ih^iPahami " A Defense Ministry spokesman border village of Sapoa, 90 miles man Phyllis Oakley, stressing September 1978 the two were drinking at an PANAMA, Panama — Cash is so scarce in said there were no reports of south of the capital. that both are U.S. citizens. abandoned quarry when they got into a fight and Panama that Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega could combat on Friday, five days after Bean died. Robert, with the help of his*father, come to “ room-in" ' Birthing Center would not pay the soldiers who keep him in power Friday, the two sides agreed to suspend Chances arc. Max birthing room, using military sources said, kindling hopes in the .offensive operations. Clifton Chambers, buried Bean’s body. the prepared child­ anytime. Dad even be delighted to show After Bean disappeared. Chambers divorced his won'f remember what opposition that loyalty to him will wane. The temporary truce began at you their facilities and SPRING wife, Deborah, and married Bean’s wife, Sylvia. a great time lie had at birth methods they spent the nightl The ’The civilian government that does Noriega’s the start of three days of talks Robert and Sylvia Chambers settled in his learned at the Center. next day. Mom and offer you more informa­ bidding ordered all stores selling food or medicine to that ended with the signing of the The Family Birthing HAS five-room cabin on a dirt road three miles outside of tion. After all, doesn’t . reopen or face permanent closure. Stores shut their After Max’sarrival Dad shared a special plan Wednesday night. Under the Marlow and he became the part-time police chief for Center at Manchester doors Monday in a general strike demanding pact, guns will remain silent until “ Stork Club” gourmet your baby deserve SPRUNGI the town of 600 three years Ago. He also became the Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with Noriega’s resignation as head of the IS.OOO-member June 1, when a permanent part-time chief of nearby Gilsum and a police photo-taking, a cham­ dinner and got instruc­ as warm a welcome as Defense Forces, which include the military and cease-fire is to take effect. and with it comes our But his parents will trainee in Winchester. He has a leave of absence tions on how to care little Max? police. In ' addition to its regular never forget the won­ pagne toast and hugs Spriag Photo Frame Sale! from Gilsum and is suspended with pay from For more informa­ Pilots who guide ships through the Panama Canal edition, Barricada distributed a derful expierience. ail around. All with for their little birthday demanded protection from government troops special four-page edition Friday Winchester. tion on The Family On March 11, police began digging in Chambers From the moment the security and confi­ boy. Friday. Demonstrators at the Roman Catholic praising the pact that outlines front yard with a backhoe. Three days later. Bean s dence that Max and - If you see a “ birth Birthing Center or a cathedral protested the church’s failure to issue a steps to end the war, which has OFF they arrived, they % skeleton was found 20 feet deep. day” celebration in free tour please call 20 Mom were getting the denunciation of Noriega as had been expected. lasted more than six years. All Photo Frames j Pathologists determined Bean had been beaten on enjoyed the special expert medical atten­ your future. The Family 643- 1223. Barricada’s regular edition the head and chest. . v* attention and personal ______i Iran, Iraq fight In mountains said that with the agreement, the On March 2, Clifton Chambers told his daughter, care that are so hard tion of Manchester war will take on a new phase. Melissa, and granddaughter, lorrie Wheeler, that NICOSIA, Cyprus — Iranian and Iraqi soldiers to come by in some Memorial’s top-notch Bring "new life" to Robert came to him in the middle of the night 10 fought in the Kurdistan mountains Friday for "On an internal political level, of the bigger hospitals. ' doctors ^ d nursing control of a strategic area east of the Kirkuk oil this means the incorporation of your photos by years ago and said "he had just killed Russell and fields, which produce more than half the oil that pressure groups, that even choosing a frame from wanted to know what to do.” Robert said the two Throughout labor and staff. ^ finances Iraq’s war effort. though disarmed, continue to be our wide selection. were drinking, got into a fight and Robert hit Bean, delivery. Max’s parents AfteV delivery. IffiBVMIIJ' Each side claimed to have shot down four of the armed ideologically against the who fell back, hit his head and died instantly. Mom was settled into (Cetven toM on pM o Iraiiin only) The father, in ill health, made Melissa and Lorrie had the support of BlKlHINGClENTra other’s warplanes during the battle on the northern popular power and iu con­ her comfortable room front. quests," it said in an editorial. promise not to say anything until after his death. their own nurse in the AT MANCHESTER MEMORIAE HOSPITAL One week later, Clifton Chambers, 61, suffered a where Max was wel- Iran said its Revolutionary Guards killed or "This implies that while the exposure privacy of their own A • li—le-.- cerebral hemorrhage and died. That same day, wounded 500 Iraqis in heavy fighting east of Sayyid warlike battles lessen or stop, the limited 111 Centir Street Melissa and Lorrie told the story to the Keene Sadiq. Both sides used warplanes and helicopter fight enters a new phase of a n A fraBMlaa Houn: Clowd Monday gunships in the battle. Manchester Tuaa., Wad.. Fri. »«;3 0 police, who relayed the information to state police. political-ideological battles. TIn h s . » « / SaL »4 Your Neighbors’ Views onraoH What do you think of the parking situation at Manchester Memoriai Hospitai? Open Forum 7

Democrats ‘adjust’ the law To the Editor; siaviaw^ ■ irf The Democrats were all smiles last month when (fO & JO U Gov. William O’Neill announced to the General /TOism Assembly his record $6.35 billion state budget for next fiscal year. And why riot? The budget, JMSlSm7JS®> representing a 13.5 percent spending increase, imdF confsins enough fat to enable every Democrat'to “ bring home the bacon’’,to his/her constituents this election year. t To help offset this spending increase, thegovemor is taking $'73.8 million from the state budget reserve, “ It doesn’t seem bad. “ It’s terrible. I can’t Q “Well. I don’t come “ It’s a mess ... I don’t or “ rainy day fund,” He is doing this, despite thefact “ When I used to work “ To tell you the truth, I lucked out. I ’ve never believe it. I’ve been this is the first time I ’ve here very often. A lot of come here often, but I’ve that the fund is lawfully intended to be used only in here, I used to have to been here before.” driving around for a been here in about four them do have closer-in been here a lot in the last economic emergencies or in years with deficit n park on the street, be­ — Lynne Forcier long time, and now I ’m three weeks, my grand­ cause there was never months ... There’s no visitor spots than this. spending. Right now, we have neither. The fund is mother’s here. Right Worcester, Mass. leaving it in a no­ enough parking. I would parking at all for service Well. I guess these are being raided by the Democrats simply to satisfy their now. I ’m parked ille­ Counselor, coming in parking zone. I wonder election-year spending appetite. drive around and around people, and that’s a the visitor spots, and gally. Something’s got to for a job interview if they’ll tow. But it’s In order to sidestep the law, the governor’s budget 'W and end up out on the problem. In the winter, they’re full.” — Phil Maher be done. They need more better than paying 50 includes a bill to change the law that currently in the snow. I am carry­ l i l b o i street.” Windsor space, or a tiered lot or cents for having no prohibits such a raid on the fund. — Debra Durocher ing the tools and stuff Computer technician something.” He worked spot.” In their scheme, the Democratic majority Willimantic from out here in the lot. on a repair call at MMH 1982 through — Ronald Roy Former food service Some places, they have thwarted two Republican efforts to preserve the 1984. “ Since I worked East Hartford worker, visiting parking for repairmen rainy day fund. The speaker of the House denied here, traffic has gone up Quality control for Republican Minority Leader Robert Jackie’s friends who work and technicians.” immensely. The inside is Textron Corp., visiting request that the state’s attorney general provide a at the hospital — Ted Holloway Naugatuck great. What they offer is patient in hospital formal interpretation of the lawconcemingtheuseof wonderful. But they ^ e fund. The speaker replied that the law did not Our most honorable man Repairs blood ana­ lyzers in chemistry need to make improve­ matter — that a new one would be created. Also, in a ments out here.” party-line vote, the Democrats blocked a By Chuck Stone laboratories chairman ends, and the peacock-preening Billgray — Jim Lupacchino Republican-proposed constitutional amendment Waterbury that would prohibit such a raid on the fund. desperately covets another national power base. “ Talk about your Bush-Dole race and your Knowing Billgray’spenchantforbeingblackwhen fKsked Friday at the hospital parking lot Loss prevention con­ In short, the Democrats plan to win re-election this Dukakis-Simon-Jackson race, this is the hottest it suits his purpose, some opponents urged black sultant, visiting year by funding new or increased social-welfare race! ” exclai^t^ a chuckling Jim Glassman, Rep. Alan Wheat, D-Mo., to' run. with Oakar for patient in hospital programs with the help of your tax dollars — even if publisher of RoW ^a^a popular Capitol Hill weekly. secretary of the caucus. Within a fewdays, however, that means “ adjusting” the law to get those tax Budget Committee Chairman Rep. Bill Gray. black leaders all over America had leaned on Wheat dollars. D-Pa., is in that “ hottest race” to win. He’s not just to withdraw. another black congressman. He’s the black This year. Connecticut voters, impressed by the Wheatgenially shrugged off the pressures as “ part congressman. Political beatification has even Democrats’ wonderful new spending programs, will of the game.’’ Besides, Billgray isanhonorableman. Here’S a little mudslinging from the pit merged his two names in one genuflecting breath. But he is as intolerant of dissent as he is once-again forget who foots the bill. When the state Billgray. sales tax increases to 9 percent next year. I ’m sure contemptuous of the First Amendment. When he was the best person to come to reporter Charles Babcock, who first The story on the racewas f i rst reported in Rol 1 Ca 11, couldn’t persuade a fellow Philadelphia Democrat. WASHINGTON - broke the story last September. we’ll suddenly remem ber... but that’s next year. when Ohio Rep. Mary Rose Oakar claimed that she Wright’s defense and shine the Rep. Tom Foglietta, to withhold support from the Rep. James Traficant, spotlight on the Republicans’ short­ Allegations of Impropriety were Charles T. Hannafey was the leading candidate to succeed Rep. Richard opponent of a Billgray City Council candidate, he D-Ohio, thinks people quickly dismissed because copyright Gephardt, D-Mo., as chairman of the House comings. “ My boss was never indi­ Stratford reportedly nurtured a local black judge’s explora­ who live in glass houses royalties are exempt from the House Democratic Caucus. It was a logical claim. Oaker is Jack cated while he was a congressman,” tion of a race against Foglietta. shouldn’t throw stones. his spokesman told us in Traficant’s rule that limits earnings of represen­ the caucus vice chairman and has been running the Billgray denies the reports. For Billgray is an He said as much in a tatives outside of their salaries. show well since Gephardt started running for defense. Now, that’s good news. honorable man. recent letter to House Anderson The spokesman continued, “ A Rea­ Gingrich is now asking the Commit­ president. Influenced by his “ blacker-tha n-thou” ideology, 17 members in which he tee on Standards of Official Conduct to Guide to auto insurance One of Oakar’s challengers, Mike Synar, D-Okla., gan court judge said that he owed black members of Congress have endorsed him for defended House taxes on money that a criminal court determine if Wright’s arrangement To the Editor; disputed Oakar’s claim of widespread support. The caucus chairman. However, one influential black Speaker Jim Wright, violates a different House rule, which other. Gray, attacked the reporter. Shannon held he did not take. But if you are Democrat, Rep. Louis Stokes of Ohio, has sent out a D-Texas, against Re­ \M k talking about ethics since he has says that members should ot be paid A number of my constituents have written to me Bradley. more than what is customary for letter supporting Oakar. Its 39 Democratic signers publican bad-mouthing. A federal tax court last Sptember become a congressman, he is un­ with insurance questions and problems. ’The free Two weeks ago, Bradley wrote a second story A look at Traficant’s own record speeches or publications. include Texas Rep. Michey Leland, former held that Traficant had failed to touchable. He has never taken a booklet. “ Auto Insurance Price Comparison Guide about a Gray-hosted dinner tohand out $l,000toeach proves that it’s tough to find anyone in chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus: include on his tax forms $108,000 in junket. He helped settle a teachers' 1987-88” should answer some of the concerns that of his 11 Pennsylvania colleagues — whether they Women’s Caucus chair Pat Schroeder; liberal elder this case who doesn’t need plenty of needed it or not. bribes paid to him by Youngstown, strike back home. He remains consist­ Payments slipping through many of you may have. The booklet compares prices statesman Don Edwards; senior citizen advocate Windex. Ohio, mobsters while he was running ent and true to his beliefs. All we are of Connecticut’s 50 largest personal automobile Congressman-to-congressman campaign contri­ Claude Pepper; and Hispanic elder statesman Ed Traficant was miffed because Rep. The Internal' Revenue Service is butions create “ a corruption in the system.” for sheriff in 1980. The bellicose saying to fellow Democrats is ‘Let’s insurance companies. Roybal. Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., and other supposed to freeze tax refunds if the declared Rep. Jim Leach, a liberal Iowa Republican former football star was cleared in just not take this crap.’ He feels Billgray does things in style. Last year, he House Republicans called for an sometimes Democrats are afraid to taxpayer owes the government mo­ Comparison shopping should include insurance who has supported Gray on South Africa. 1983 of the criminal bribery charges. ney for some reason. But those successfully hustled one of the largest war chests on independent investigation of the be Democrats.” coverage. Purchasing automobile insurance can be But Billgray is an honorable man. But the tax case grew out of the refunds are still finding their way into Capitol Hill — $238,218. And only 60 days after he wa s speaker’s finances. So, Jraficant Gingrich is undeterred by Trafi­ ‘ "rhis is the most outrageous, obvious pandering criminal charges and the judge ruled the pockets of errant taxpayers, a difficult task for most consumers. This guide, first elected to office, from one of America’s poorest fired off a “ Dear Colleague letter to cant’s scolding. He and his staff I’ve ever seen,” declared one distressed congress­ that Traficant owed taxes on the because the IRS district offices are produced by the Department of Insurance, shouldbe congressional districts, he gifted his wife with a House members. investigator Karen Van Brocklin have man, who paradoxically is supporting Gray for the money. not communicating with the service of great benefit to those in the marketforautomobile deluxe white mink coat. “ It takes a lot of gall for a member launched another salvo at Speaker caucus chairmanship. Here is how the judge put it; centers that process the refunds. The coverage. Billgray has always been an honorable man. to attack the speaker and talk about Wright. They are challenging an His support Is natural. Billgray is an honorable “ We are convinced that (Traficant) IRS is trying to iron out the glitch morality and traditional values when arrangement Wright has with a The guide lists company name, limits of insurance, man. was acting in cooperation with the before next month’s flood of tax Chuck Stone is a senior editor for the Philadelphia that member has himself routinely longtime associate that brings the costs for liability, comprehensive and collision When that second Roll Call story appeared, the members of the organized crime Daily News. ignored the very values he claims to speaker about 55 percent of the profits returns. coverage. The premiums are listed for 18 territories factions with whom he dealt. Accord­ The Treasury Department has also exudation hit the fan. Billgray placedan angry call to hold so dear,” Traficant wrote He from the sale of his autobiography, within the state and illustrated by four examples Roll Call owner Arthur Levitt, who is also chairman ingly, we conclude that the funds criticized the IRS for not promptly added that he was “ sick and tired of “ Reflections of a Public Man.” based on age. driving record, gender and marital of the American Stock Exchange, and questioned the (Traficant) accepted from the Cleve­ recovering any leftover funds from some Republicans with their holier- Normally, publishers pay between status. reporter’s integrity. He also denied trying to buy land and Pittsburgh factions, totaling the cash advanced to IRS agents for iBanrlirstrr Hrralt'i than-thou attitude, citing ethics and 10 percent and 15 percent royalties to votes. - $108,000, were accepted as bribes and use in their investigations. The IRS Copies of the booklet can be obtained through authors. Billgray is an honorable man. Founded In 1881 are income to (Traficant.) has agreed to track those cash No sir. You won’t find Traficant Wright’s unique deal has earned Department of Motor Vehicle branches, local public But history had repeated itself. In the 90days prior Traficant has vowed to appeal the advances more carefully and to acting holier than thou. Our associate him almost $55,000 in the last two libraries and the State Library In Hartford. to the 1984 election for Budget Committee chairman. decision. control its agents better. Stewart Harris didn’t have to look far years, according to Washington Post Gray, a candidate for the position, doled out $27,000. We asked Traficant s office if he Sen. Marie Herbal, 35th District r e It helped elect 46 Democrats, who helped elect him. £S . e Q n A D ^ "^ ® ...... to find out why. Vernon ALEXANDER QIRELLI ...... ! iSitor This year, his two-term limit as Budget Committee k ^ V '■ - • • -' •l T h o n ^ t B Church Bnlletiii Board Pepe emphasizes celibacy VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope John for guidance in keeping their vocation, Here is rest when Jesus abides saying, “ it is necessary that our priestly In the valley of the. shadow of Paul II stressed the value of celibacy in death there seems often to be no within. There is no point seeking Service In parte planned a letter sent to priests worldwide and choice of celibacy for the whole of our rest by the sea or in the mountains 6 Concordia Lutheran it;- h lives should also be placed within her resting place. No escape — no Area churches are planninga Sonrise Service, at 7 released by the Vatican on Friday. fre^ om from the circumstances. if you do not have it within. ajn. on Easter morning in Center Park. Many The'Hartford-area premiere of “ ’The Passion “ The analogy between the church and heart.” Burdens are lifted and rest is According to St. Mark” will be presented on Sunday John Paul encouraged priests to If anything, in such situations the churches will be holding breakfasts afterwards. the Virgin Mother has a special pressure seems to be turned up given when you carry Jesus with Commissioner John Waldron, who formerly com­ - afternoon at 4 by th^ Concordia Lutheran Church eloquence for us, who link our priestly “ seek also a proper relationship with you. When Jesus is within you, Choir and the Ecumenical Choir School, under the women.” As examples, he cited how and the furnace heated seven manded the Salvation Arm y for the northeastern vocation to celibacy, that is, to making times hotter. you can be content, whatever the United States, will preach the message. The direction of David L. Almond. It will be preced^ by ourselves eunuchs for the sake of Jesus showed compassion to an adul- circumstance. Salvation Army band will play, and a massed choir choral vespers, including music of Heinrich heaven,” the pope said in his annual tress who was on the verge of being Thank God that he has an Schuetz. ^ from about 10 area churches Will sing. Holy Week message to priests. stoned by a crowd. He asked the answer; “ My presence shall go Dr. Billy J. Scott, Pastor Other activities scheduled for the coming week at , In the past, the" pope has washed the spectators, according to the Gospel of with you arid I will give you rest” First Baptist Church Concordia include; , „ John, “ Let him who is without sin ... be First Baptist Church feet of 12 men in a Holy Thursday (Exodus 33; 14). Rest -does not Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m., holy communion and service to re-enact Christ’s last supper the first to cast a stone upon her.” have to be reached by way of the The following events are sch^uled for the coming distribution of palms; portion of St. Mark Passion with his apostles, who are considered He noted also that Jesus first graveyard. It can be reached not e m e r g e n c y sung by Concordia Choir; 9:15 a.m., church school; conveyed the “ Easter good news of his only by the fact of Jesus’ presence week at First BapUst Church of Manchester: the first priests ol the Roman Catholic Fire — Police — Medical Sunday — 9:30a.m., Sunday school classes for all « adult education; conflrmation forum; pastor’s resurrection” to women who had come but by the feeling of it. We don’t information class. church. ages; 11 a.m.. Palm Sunday worship with Dr. Billy Telling priests that their lives are the to his tomb. have to pray for Jesus to be Monday — , 7:30 .p.m.. Worship &' Music “ By reason of his vocation and present. He is! We can pray, D IAL 911 Scott preaching, “ A Real Man for Real People; Last “ equivalent” of “ spiritual fatherhood” In Manchester Words of a Real Man; ” nursery care provided; 7 committee; agoraphobia support. because the church has a special service, the priest must discover In a however, for an awareness or p.m., concert by the duo Charity, from the Baptist ’Tuesday — 2 p.m.-. Red Cross bloodmobile; 6:30 relationship with the Virgin Mary, the new way thequestion ol the dignity and consciousness that he is there. p.m., catechetics classes. vocation of women both in the church, Fellowship in Columbia. mother of Jesus, the piope wrote; “ On ■ ■ ■ I H M M I H B I H CUP AND SAVE Monday1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support; Holy Thursday we need to deepen once and in today’s world.” Tuesday — l p.m., OA; 6:M p.m., church ’ 7:45 p.m., Concordia Choir. again this mysterious truth of our The pope did not elaborate on what a South United Methodist Church Thursday — 11 a.m., holy communion; noon, church vocation could mean lor women, visitation. f vocation....” Corner Main Street and Hartford Rood Wednesday — 1 p.m., OA; 6 p.m.. graded choirs; luncheon; 7 p.m., holy communion; 7:30 p.m., who are barred from the priesthood. women’s A.A. The pope urged priests to turn to Mary Weekly Workers’ meeting and Outreach Training Holy Week Schedule meeting; 7 p.m., prayer and Bible study; G.A.; Friday — 7 p.m.. Good Friday liturgy; A.A. SING OUT — ^Covenant Heartsong, a Saturday — 7 p.m., Easter vigil. R.A.; 8 p.m., adult choir. gospel music group, will present two Church-going romantic waits outside March 27 * Thursday — 7 p.m., Maundy Thursday; 8 p.m., concerts today In Manchester under the Palm Sunday - Breakfast 7:00 AM (by reservation) O.A. ' Superior Court Judge Anne Dranginis on Worship Servlet - 9:00 and 10:45 AM Friday — 1 p.m., O.A. sponsorship of Trinity Covenant St. Maurice Church WASHINGTON, Conn. (AP) - A man barred by court order front worshipping at Monday issued a temporary injunction 7:30 Festival of Hymns — Chancel ChoIr 8i Brass Church. The seminar this week at St. Maurice Roman barring Steinmann from entering the (Public Invited - S3 at the door) Catholic Church in BOlton is to be called “ Adam and a church here because the elders contj- St. Mary’s Episcopal plained he was trying to meet women said church buildings or grounds and from Center Congregational Church Eve — Factor Fiction.” It will be presented Monday having personal contact with church March 28 ^ The following activities are scheduled for the evening at 7:30 by the Rev. Edward McLean. he plans to spend part of Sunday morning Monday - 4:00 Meal In Upper Room (by reservation) on public property outside the-church in employees or members without their coming week at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church: , Here are the events planned for the coming week consent. Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m., holy eucharist; 6 at Center Congregational Church: hopes of being invited inside. March 31 »e The order was requested by church Thursday - 7:30 Holy Communion Service at South , p.m., acolyte meeting; 6:30 p.m., confirmation Sunday — Sand 10a.m., Palm Sunday worship; 9 “ I respect the law,” John Steinmann, 78, South United Methodist Church elders, who claimed the,retired farmer class: 7 p.m., youth group. a.m., breakfast; 10 a.m., nursery and toddler care; of Middlebury, said Friday. “ I ’ll be there, with North Methodist (Everyone Welcome) attended services chiefly to meet women.. Monday — 7:30 p.m., holy communion. church school; 11; 15 a.m., social hour. South United Methodist Church is planning a but I do not intend to go into the church unless they invite me.” Sunday worship at the church, which sits April 1 Tuesday — 5 p.m., Capella Choir; 7:30 p.m., holy Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., mothers’ group; 6 p.m., hymn festival on Sunday evening at 7:30. Vocal and Good Friday - "The Wav of the Cross" That won’t happen, said the Rev. near the town green, begins at 10:30 a.m. communion; 8 p.m.. Vestry retreat planning confirmation. handbell choirs will be featured, along with 3 hour pHorlmaae with MACC Churches, committee. Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayer; 9 a.m., musicians playing brass, string and percussion Richard Sears, pastor of the First Steinmann said Friday that he would take Congregational Church, “ He knows the up and down Main Street, Manchester Wednesday — 7 and 10 a.m., holy communion; CCW vision screening; 7:30 p.m.. Center Ringers. instriiments. A donation of. $3 for adults is up his post at 10 a.m. Sunday. (Come tor part or all of the walk) 10:45 a.m., Bible study; 6:45 p.m.. Senior Choir; Thursday —' 7:30 ,p.m., Maundy Tnursday suggested, and admission will be free for students law,” Sears said.' - . - 7:30 p.m., holy communion. service; The Last Supper and The Office of through grade 12. April 3 - Easter ' Thursday — 7:30 p.m., washing of the feet for Tenbrae. Other events planned for the coming week at Family Worship Day 9:00 and 10:45 AM Maundy Thursday. Friday — 11:45 a.m.. The Via Cruces begins. South Church include: Church BuDetin Board THE No Church School • Pre-School Nursery Both ServIcas Friday — 7:30 p.m.. Good Friday liturgy; 8 p.m., Sunday — 7 a.m., breakfast, with speaker, B. A.A. Frank Kaiser, district superintendent; 9 a.m.. ■ OUP AND %AVE Saturday — 9 a.m., baptismal rehearsal; 1:30 Church Of the Nazarene church school; 9. and 10:45 a.m., worship with the Listen to the Heartsong SPEAKS p.m., Alanon; 7:30 p.m.. Great Vigil; A.A. Rev. Cimthia A. Good preaching sermon, “ Sizing by Here is a schedule of events planned for the Things Up.” Trinity Covenant Church has brought a go s^ l EugoiM Brwirnr coming week at Church of the Nazarene: Monday - 10 a m.. A.A.; 6 p.m.. Meal in the group called Covenant Heartsong to Manchester for " J will see you again Emanuel Lutheran Church Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m.. Upper Room. a week of concerts. The first performance will be in The cantata, “ The Seven Last of Christ*” , morning worship; 6 p.m., baptismal service and ’Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Women in the Vineyards the parking lot of the old McDonald's Restaurant ,46 I am amazed at the divergent and you will rejoice.. ” will be presented on Sunday at 4 p.m. at Emanuel feudwsbip. study group; 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts Troop 47. W Center St., at noon today. In case of rain, me attitudes people display toward John 16:22 Jesus Christ and the BlWe. It’s as Lutheran Church. The public is invited to hear this Wednesday — 9 and 9:45 a.m.. Cornerstone Wednesday — 4:30 p.m., Junior Choir; 6; 30 p.m.. concert will be Tuesday at noon, instead. This H they are saying "Jesus Christ, concert. Christian School chapel services, with Trinity Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir: evening, there will be another concert at 6; 30 at the YesI The Bible, Nol" Other events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Covenant Church puppet players; 6:30 p.m.. adult study, 277 Spring St. church. .Every nominal Christian pro­ Church for the coming week include: children and teen programs; 7 p.m., young adult ^ Thursday — 7; 30 p.m., Maundy Thursday service A children’s concert is scheduled for Monday Celebrate this Easter season | Bible study; 7:15 p.m.. Senior High Power Hour; fesses confidence In Jesus as the Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worhsip; 9:45 a.m., new with communion. The Rev. William C. ’Trench of morning at 10, at the church. This is aimed at junior high Bible study. “beau Ideal" for man. What he members' class; adult forum; Sunday church North United Methodist Church will speak. The preschool youngsters, with singing, at Center Church! Thursday — 9 a.m.. ladies’ Bible study' at combined choirs of Manchester’s two Methodist taught and how ho lived are school; nursery; 11 a.m., worship, communion, storytelling, and audience participation. A fainily touted as the sure way to happi­ reception of new members; 6:30 p.m., youth. parsonage, 232 Main St.; 4 to 8 p.m., communion for churches will sing, under the direction of David families and individuals. program will be presented for families, Wednesday, ness. But professed Christians Monday — 7 p.m., committee meetings; 6:45 Morse, director of music at South Church. discount Its teachings that con- PALM SUNDAY - March 27 p.m.. Scouts. .V Friday — lO'^a.m,, Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m.. Good at 7 p.m. „ The group includes vocalists, a bass guitarist, a I flict with socially accepted moral 8 and 10 a.m. Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard; 4 p.m., staff. Friday service at North Church. practices as merely reflecting the North United Methodist keyboard player and drummer. Much of the music Thursday — 10 a.m., women’s A.A. Maundy biases of their time. MAUNDY THURSDAY -Blarch 31 Joint worship services for Manchester’s two they present is original, written by the group s Thursday prayer service; 12:30 and 7:30 p.m., holy Yet all we know about Jesus Is 7:30 p.m. communion. Methodist churches will be conducted on Maundy founder, Rick C3rlson. confined to what the Bible teHs ’Thursday and Good Friday. ’The Thursday service Community Baptist Church Friday — 7 p.m., Tenebrae service other events planned at Trinity this week include; us. It Is logically dishonest to GOOD FRIDAY -.^ rU 1 Saturday — Easter egg hunt; 9:30 p.m.. Cherub will be at 7:30 p.m. at South United Methodist A dramatic monologue called “Mary at-the claim loyalty to Jesus, while ac­ Sunday - 8 and 11 a.m.. morning worship Via Cruces Ecumenical Service Choir; 8 p.m., prayer vigil. Church. The Rev. William C. Trench of North Cross” will be presented at 7:30 p.m. on Good cepting from his teachings what Church will be the speaker. The combined choirs of Friday at Community Baptist Church. Other events services with sermon, “ Celebrating'"‘ heStruts pleases us but re|ectlng what dis­ 11:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. (baglrts and ands at Centar Church) the two churches will sing, under the direction of scheduled for the coming week at Community by Pastor Paul F. Knight: 9:30 a.m.. Sunday Bible pleases us. The Bible presents a Church of Christ David Morse, director of music at South Church. Baptist include: school; 10; 15 a.m., coffee and fellowship: 4;30pm., woven whole of Jesus’ life and EASTER SUNDAY-.^nil 3 The service Friday will be at 7:30 p.m.. and the I teaching. Try to remove one part Here are the events planned for the coming week Sunday — 9:15 a.m., church school classes for all inquirer’s class; 6:30 p.m.. family night concert. 7 a.m. Sunrise Service - Center Park Rev. Cynthia A. Good of South United Methodist ages', 10:30 a.m.. Palm Sunday worship and and It all comes unravelled. Jeaus. at Church of Christ: Tuesday — men’s prayer breakfast at LaStrada 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. - Center Church Church will preach the sermon. David Morse, baptism; 6 p.m.. Bell Choir; youth fellowships. said; “If you love me, you will Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes; church director of music at South Church will be guest Restaurant. obey what I command,” John leadership study; 10 a.m., worship with sermon Monday — 7 p.m., Kerygma Bible study; Gilbert orgnist and will again conduct the combined choirs. and Sullivan. 14:15. "So You Would Be A Leader; ” 3 p.m., Bible Bowi Wednesday - 6:30. a^m Center Congregational Church Tuesday — 7 p.m., Gilbert and Sullivan. practice; 6 p.m., worship with sermon, “ The Second breakfast at LaStrada Restaurant: 6..30 p.m.. United Church of Christ Wednesday — 6:45 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 123; 7 Touch.” UnItartan Universallst Pioneer Club youth group. CHURCH OF CHRIST | comer Main & Center Streets, Manchester Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Manchester Bible study p.m., choir; 7:30 p.m.. Christian Life study group. 40 The Unitarian Universallst Society; East will Olcott St., Apt. 129. Thursday - 7:30 p.m.. Maundy Thursday Lydall a Vernon Streets 7:30 p.m.. East Hartford Bible study. 647-9941 have a service called “ A Fresh Look at What Jesus communion service. Wednesday — 7 p.m., Bible classes; Vernon life Thursday - 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers; 6:30 p.m.. Pbonr. 646-2903 group. Can Mean for UUs,” presented by the UUSE: East Bell Choir; 7:30 p.m., Maundy Thursday worship. Christian Fellowship. The service is at 10:30 a.m., Friday — 7;30 p.m.. Good Friday service. Thursday — 7 p.m., Colchester Bible study. Friday — 11:45 a.m., ecumenical Good Friday and childcsre is offered. service. iHauflirslrr Hrralii Deaths, births Christians walk Wa^ of Cr^ls Pullout Section — Page 17 at highest rate Editor’s note: This column is Ttia n k you Saturday, March 26,1988 prepared by the staff of the Manchester Area Conference of MACC News North Methodist Chruch Churches. Women had a linen shower for our In two decades Department of Human Needs. By Nancy Carr devotions are clearly designated The response was astounding, WASHINGTON (AP) — A record number of Executive Director on the map. Printed programs of says our Joanne. Items included American! died lait year, but births also the entire Good Friday devotional S3 bath towels, 24 hand towels, 40 soared to the highest total in more than two For the first^time in Manches­ pilgrimage will be available at face cloths, 5 dish towels, 2 quilts, They defend decades, new government figures showed ter Christians of many denomina­ Center Church and along the 2 blankets, 3 baby blankets, 29 Friday. ur-'-’-*.- - - , tions will walk together the Way route from Way of the Cross sheets, 29 pillow cases, plus an M anage and divorce rates changed littie of the Cross on Good Friday, April marshalls, wearing red arm assortment of table cloths, last year, both remaining at reiatively tow 1. The procession, a three hour ands. The Way of the Cross will shower curtains, bath mats, levels, according to the annuai data summary start as scheduled regardless of aprons and window curtains. pilgrimage sponsored by tbe I of the National Center for Health Statistics. Manchester Area Conference of the weather. Most of the donations were brand human rights The preliminary count of deaths for 1987 Churches will begin promptly at new. some used and everything in "totaled 2,127,000, or about 28,000 more than in 11:48 a.m. in Center Congrega­ excellent condition. Ruth Ma­ the previous year and the largest number ever tional Church, 11 Center St. Easter service guire and her husband brought reported for tbe United States," the center Bearing a life-sized cross, the At 7 a.m. Easter morning there these things in — quite a bit to High School students join said. participants will move from will be an ecumenical “ Sonrise" bring up to our second floor. The Despite this increase, the death rate was station to station through down­ service in Center Park. Easter Maguires are retired people. Our Amnesty International group unchanged from the year before, at 8.7 deaths town Manchester. Sunday also marks the start of thanks to the women of North per 1,000 people, because deaths increased at Beginning at Center Church, daylight-saving time so don’t Methodist and Ruth Maguire and her husband. about the same rate as the overall population the procession will move through forget to adjust your clocks. growth, the repoprt said. Center Park to stations at Ema- ’The eCunnenical choir will be Also thank you to Manchester By Anita M. Caldwell Births, after dipping somewhat in 1986, were nuael Lutheran, St. Mary Episco­ rehearsing at 11 a.m. Satuday at State Bank which sent 10 bunches Manchester Herald "I was sick of having as on the rise again last year, climbing by 3 pal, South United Methodist, St. the Salvation Army under the of daffodils to the Shelter — a many good intentions percent to an estimated 3,829,000. James Roman Catholic Church, direction of Karen Krinjak. delightful day brightemer. ince he was in eighth "The 1987 provisional total is the largest the Salvation Army, Vietnam Clothing Bank grade. 16-year-old as I had and not as number reported since 1964," the report said. Memorial Park, and end at Easter gifts Thanks you to: Second Congre­ David LaFontana has many good deeds.” The fertility rate was 66.1 live births per 1,000 Center Church where the cross gational Church. Alfred Wood­ been interested in help­ Stephen Carlson women aged 18-44, up from 64.9 in 1986. will be erected as a witness to The deadline for Easter ward, G. Mitchell. Charles Kings­ ing people. The increase in births is a result of the baskets and-or flowers for our Now.S he has a chance. faith of the Christian community bury, Judith Siena, GraceAgnew. increase in fertility combined \^th about a 1 in the resurrection of Christ. families and elderly is Monday Bob Digan, Norma Choromanski. LaFontana, of Porter St., is percent increase in the number of women in tbe Rev. Newell Curtis, pastor of and must be delivered to our Michael Haberern. Catherine organizer of an Amnesty Intema- Windsor. prime child-bearing years. the Center Congregational Department of Human Needs, Cloutier, Joan Schiller, A.M. lional group at East Catholic The students meet once a week Tbe rising number of birtbs in recent years Church and president of the second floor. Center Church, Our Stem. Anita White. Janet Platz. High School. He and about 20 and write letters once a month. So has resulted from the large number of women Conference of Churches, said that thanks to the youngsters at North John Foley, Gloria Sulkowski. other students have banded to­ far. the group has sent more than bom during the post-Worid War II Baby Boom the Way of the Cross provides a United Methodist who have Bernadette Slivinsky, Edward gether to write letters to leaders 100 letters to such leaders as the of governments to help promote wbo reached child-bearing age. unique opportunity for Christians brought us 12 baskets for little DelSignore, Vivian Ladabouche. prime minister of South Africa That has prompted population experts to to experience the journey that children. the cause of a world-wide organi­ and government officials in Santi­ Linnea Uccello. Harriet Zawis- zation that helps to free prisoners term the recent rise in births an echo of the Christ took to Calvary. "A s far as On Good Friday, many of us ago. Chile. towski. Marian Magnan, Fred who have been .iailed for political Baby Boom, although birth rates have I know," said Rev. Curtis, "such will be remembering and praying But the group needs more Leone, Jr.. Ruth Oakman, Tho­ or philosophical beliefs and who members, say the students. remained well below those of the 1950s and a public ecumenical witness has for Peter Jeffers whodied Sunday mas Healy. Linda Scheidman. early 1960s. and who for so many years has may have been held without “ If more people in the school never before been given by Robert Hurley. William McGill, charge or trial. knew what we were doing. I think There have been increases in total births Christians in Manchester.” been a benefactor to the poor and Vivian Gransante, Jane Durato. simply because a large number of women in the homeless in Manchester. In At a meeting at the school in we’d be doing more,” Riley said. Rev. Dr. Kim Eric Williams, Karen Godere, Ray Gelting early March, the students shared the child-bearing years can produce more recognition of Peter’s gifts and Peg Sigmund, principal of the pastor Concordia Lutheran Lacer Stolp. Cheryl Mello, Lois their views about Amnesty Inter­ offspring, even at low birth rates, than could support, the main sleeping area school, agrees. A Church, initiator of the Good Warrender, Carol Andrews, E, national and the reasons they A Justice and Peace Awareness DmM Kool/MinohviMr Hanld fewer women, the experts note. Friday service, said that the Way of Samaritan Shelter was named Robinson, Sylvia LaPenta, Ellen joined the school group, which Day is planned for the students on The new neport said the 1987 growth In the of the Cross is a very old Christian “ Jeffers Hall” in his honor. We’ll Avdevich, SueShoefelt. Pillowtex began meeting in February. The April 13. Students will participate URGENT ACTION — TheresaRiley, who School to help them with writing letters, number of women of child-bearing age "tradition that goes back to the miss our benefactor and a good Corp., C.E. Hansen, Laura school is the only one in the area in workshops and hear presenta­ leads the local chapter of Amnesty The letters, which are sent all over the occurred in the 30-34 and 40-44 age groups. The early practice of the Church of friend. LaBielle. with such an organization, tions from various organizations International with David LaFontana. wor'd, help those who are suffering from size of the 30-39 age group rem ain^ about the searching out the historical loca­ “ I realized that what we feel to such as Amnesty International distributes urgent action literature to the vlo'atUin of their human rights, same as 1986, while tbe number of, women aged be important human rights, and groups that help the tion of the events of the Passion. group’s members at East Catholic High 15 to 29 declined. ’ ■Pilgrims in Jerusalem will be should be upheld in other coun­ homeless.' am The number of women entering the child­ walking Via Dolorosa on Good tries.” said Mike Spaulding. 17. of Students will be encouraged to bearing ages is expected to increase by less Friday. At the same time pil­ Meadow Lane. contribute to an organization and than 1 percent between 1988 and 1990, grims in Manchester will be T&e “ It gives you a good feeling that part of the money raised for according to Census Bureau projections. Gallery you can change someone’s fu­ Amnesty International will go to reliving the Passim of Christ ture.” said Karen Fehling of LaFont'ana’s group. Sigmund Subtracting deaths from births, tbe study seeing Manchester as Jerusalem Vernon. reported a natural increase in the U.S. and tracing out the journey of said. population of 1,702,000 last year, 3 percent EASTER SUNDAY Some of the students were “ I definitely support it” she Christ,” "A unique femure of the already familiar with Amnesty said. “ It’s exactly in line with more than in 1986. Way of the Cross, said Dr. MAIN LEVEL The study also found that Just slightly over International before LaFontana what we’re about in Catholic Williams, “ is that it includes Ala Carte Menu got the group together. education; justice and peace. I twice as many couples married as were Christians of many differing divorced during the year. •Choice o f Appetizer, Theresa Riley, 16, who leads see it as a specific outgrowth” traditions worshiping at Congre­ the group with LaFontana. said Sigmund also believes it fosters Marriages totaled 2,421,000 last year, l New York Strip Sterii, StuffHl Leg o ria n h . Prime Rib, Rowi gational, Lutheran,’ Episcopal, puck, Ficih Broiled Swordfifb, Chicken Corden Blue, Briied Stuffed she first heard of the group last maturity in the students. percent more than in 1980. That (represented a Methodist, Roman Catholic and Shrimp May when she attended a concert “ It’s a positive student initia­ marriage rate of 9.9 per 1,000population, which Salvation Army church sites and in Hartford by the rock group. U2. tive,” she said. “ It shows leader­ was 1 percent less than the year before. That •Served with house uilad, vcgeuble, rice p ilif or participation and co-hosting by baked potato, rollt and hot cross buns. c w A Q i; ^ c 'S a o c ' U2 is a rock group from Dublin, ship and responsibility” was the lowest marriage rate since 1977, when all the major main line Christian •Choice of Dessert t O ’ 1 4 Ireland which supports Amnesty But even with support from the it was also 9.9. International at their concerts administration, getting the word communities in Manchester in­ Children may enjoy entree for 1/2 price Served 11:30-4:30 P.M. Meanwhile, there were 1,157,000 divorces cluding American and Southern and through the messages in their out is not always easy. last year, a 1 percent decline. The divorce rate Baptist churches and Trinity LOWER LEVEL songs. LaFontana said the students was 4.8 per 1,000 people, about tbe same as in Covenant." Buffet Dinner “ I went to the U2 concert and I pay for mailing out of their own 1986 and the lowest divorce rate since 1978. signed up for (Amnesty Interna­ pockets, which he said is expen­ Rev. James Meek, pastor of •& e m d iip Round of Beef and Baked Ham carved to order, Fettuc- tional) there.” said Riley, of sive when sending letters over­ Looking at reported causes of death, the Community Baptist, noted that ^fredo, R ^ t Pork. Coq Au Vin, Baked Stuffed Filet o f Sole, seas. He said the students hope to PEACEFUL LEADER — study found a decline in heart disease fatalities Christians participating in the M Poatoes, Rice Pilaf, Peas with Pearl Onions, Assorted Cold Center Street. Riley said membership forms hold fundraisers to get more David LaFontana addresses but an increase in cancer deaths, between 1986 pilgrimage will be united around Salads, Fresh Fruit, Meai-Chcese..P(aner. RoUs, Hot Cross buns, and 1987. ^Choice o f Dessert and Coffee. were handed out. working capital. the Amnesty International the sufferings of Jesus. Other students have wanted to For now, LaFontana said, he Because it takes longer to compile the Printed maps and schedules of group at East Catholic High detailed figures, the cause-of-death statistics * ir * Children »3»* Served 11:30 to 3:00 PJd. believe in a cause. plans to “ just keep what we’re School that he started in the walk are available in MACC "1 was sick of having as many doing and get more members” were reported for the 12-month period ending main office, housed at St. Bartho­ For Riley, it was a chance to do February. The group helps in November rather than for the calendar year. Tit EuttrBunmmiB hem Special CtaUAEDejI good intentions as I had and not as lomew Church. 736 E. Middle many good deeds. ” Stephen something worthwhile. promote peace and human For all causes, the 1987 rate was reported at said Turnpike, For those who can only 659-2656 Carlson. 17, of Dartmouth Road. “ It was something you could do rights. 873.0 deaths per 100,000 people, down from 873.3 participate in portions of the Way " I was interested in .social to help people internationally in 1986. 141 New London Tpke., Glastonbury of the Cross, parking lots near action and social justice ’’ said even when you rc a teenager.' David Kool/Manchaatar Harald scheduled stations for prayer and Maura MacDonald. 16, of South Riley said. 1 ir-t^MAWCHEOTBlI «B R A L R muWktf/llftfieh 'Hft liM < * -< « H ^ S ^ M i •: ' t “ FOCUS / Home • W S ‘ ^ FOCUS / Money

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How do these infections get cells that are clues to the [U S A ] W eigh t Loss Made Easy hormone, injections of Uie Insuffi­ Bloomington, Ind. 47402 cate with the other side. Todd Allen, started in the first place? Is it existence of these bacteria, but a cient hormone will trigger puber­ Tawny KItaen, Stephen Nichols. 1987. 7:30AM ® Popeye and Son uncleanliness? culture of vaginal fluid can also Rated R. tal development, including m Star Commanders reveal growth of the Gardnerella DEAR READER; Gardnerella growth of the penis. But this only 5:30AM (B i n n N ew s ® Animal Crack-Ups vaginalis organisms. vaginalis (formerly labeled He­ works if a boy has one or more [C N N ] Showbiz Today B BraveStarr (CC). 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The Gardnerella than one sexual partner, use of an into one who has already passed [D IS ] Dumbo'a Circus ABBY: My B Popeye vaginalis organism can be found lUD, childbirth and having a through puberty, has no effect on [ESPN] Thoroughbred Digest mother-in-law [C N N ] Daybreak among this vaginal flora In 40 cervical infection. Inadequate the size o f the penis. [USA] Whore There's a Window is the most in­ [D IS] You and Me, Kid percent of women with non­ personal hygiene is not cited as a There’s a Way A few males are born with sensitive per­ [M AX ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment known cause. 8:00AM ® Hello Kitty's Furry Tale specific vaginal infections! One chordee, a condition where the D ear Allby Three determined women (Carrie Fisher. Treatment recommendations son I have ever Theater researcher has suggested that urethra (the tube through which known. When Abigail Van Buren Lauren Hutton. Arlene Sorkin) unite in their these bacteria constitute about 1 vary, with some researchers urine and semen pass through the common desire to have a baby. Richard ( D Focus on Britain reporting that metronidazole Harold (her Simmons plays a birthing instructor. (In (T ) I'aS) Little Clowns of Happytown percent of the vaginal flora in penis to the outside) is too short or Stereo) (Flagyl is one brand name) is son) intro­ B Hee Haw normal women, and that it is does not lengthen fully during [U SA] Night Flight: Take-Off To New effective in 90 percent of cases, duced me to @ ) Porky Pig when their numbers greatly erections. In severe cases, the Heavy Metal Sounds and others reporting that ampi- her, she said: B (i® Frsggla Rock increase that a problem occurs. penis is curved tightly against the 6:15AM d ] Davey & Goliath “ How do you 1 dl) Sesame Street (CC) Many women have no symp­ dllin is nearly as effective. body, while in less severe cases do. 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It was a big os; Headline News [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! or irritated, even when large sexual partners of women with disease, which also causes the For the next nine years I had a disappointment to her when he professor twice a week and 'S S i Sylvanian Families [ESPN] Tom Mann Outdoors March 27 and Monday, March 28. numbers of these bacteria are Gardnerella vaginalis infections. penis to curve but does not appear married me. I was poor and plain. practiced four hours a day. I was i4t' Follow M e [M AX] MOVIE: 'Howard the Duck' present. Therefore, it is possible Even though most are found to until during adulthood.) duck from outer space is brought I have never talked back to her never allowed to play anything [C N N ] International Conespondents (CC) A [DIS] Grimm's Fairy Tales to have Gardnerella vaginalis for have these organisms in the With exception of dorrecting to Cleveland by a laser beam that also 9 : 1 0 A M [CNN] Heatthweek (D America’s Top Ton because I was taught to respect but classical — nothing for my [D IS] Mousarcise picks up more sinister extraterrestnal [ESPN] GameDay a long period of time without urethra (without having symp­ early hormonal or structural 9 : 3 0 A M ® 9 9 Uttls wizards (CC) (39 Essence my elders, but I had trouble own amusement. How sad as a [M AX] MOVIE: The Adventures of guests. Lea Thompson, Jeffrey Jones, [M AX] MOVIE: 'Armed and Danger­ having any symptoms. toms.) having the partners take problems, I know of no medical or Hajji Baba' An impoverished Persian bar­ ® ® Ahrin and the Chipmunks controlling my tongue when she teen-ager to go to a party, be Tim Robbins. 1986. Rated PG (In Stereo) (D Superman ous' (CC) An ex-cop and a former lawyer Gardnerella can be difficult to metronidazole or ampicillin did surgical procedures that can ber battles a power-hungry prince for the (lB) Amateur Duckpin Bowling (60 min.) (S ) lap Quilting: Applique uncover corruption within their union after announced to a houseful of asked to play and have to worm hand of a beautiful princess. John Derek. [U S A ] Financial Freedom diagnose directly, and may have not appear to prevent the women increase the size of the penis. ® Batman taking jobs as security guards. 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Maybe she has mental The only time I have touched it in a town upset by a trigger happy youth ® Wrestling: WWF Superstars ol [U S A ] Can You Be Thinner? B O.L.O.W. Wrestling .11) BraveStarr (CC). Glenn Ford. Angie Dickinson, Chad Ever­ VVrestfing problems. since was one night after bowling 11:00AM ® American Bandstand (39 Buthwlnkle D E A R DR. is; MOVIE: 'Roptilicus' A professor dis­ ett. 1967. ® 4 9 Real Ghostbusters (CC). DEAR D R GOTT: This winter Would it be rude and improper ® Dukas o f Hazzard (29 MOVIE: 'My Kung Fu 12 Kicks' A GOTT; I’m 40 and a few highballs, I arrived covers the tail of a giant prehistoric rnons my husband, daughter an myself (3g) Bottomline ( D Fan Club pickpocket is ancouraged by a kung fu and recently for me to speak my mind to her? home to find my daughter badly ter that can recreate itself. Carl Ottosen, I D T and T An abandoned baby is found suffered a cold. 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(In S t a M ) Vietnam War and as a school student to bust a drug GD M O V IE : 'Suicide M urders’ Small­ ^ N k t r i A W , [ESPN] Woman'a Baakatball: NCAA town private eye Benny Cooperman inves­ (SI Growing Yam 'It (B) HomaBma ring. David Cassidy, Vince Edwards, Gloria i T A W f l Y - i the young Amer­ Divlalon,1 VVsat Raokmal Finale From tigates a rash of 'suicides'. Saul Rubinek, ® What. About Woman Styto W ith Elsa KIsnseh DeHaven. 1978. Long Beach. Calif. (2 hra.) (Live) [CNN] icans who fought It. (Serard Parkes, Kate Trotter. 1986. [C N N ] Evans & Novak [O IS ] Unicoril A young boy purchaaat a (3 ) MOVIE; 'Murphy's War* A WWII Ir­ It airs SATUR­ [H B O ] Qaorga Carlin: What Am I Doing [C N N ] Newsrtight [ D l ^ Z o r r o goat, mtitaking it for a unieom. ishman who, after the massacre of the In Now Jartay? Tha veteran Grammy- DAY. MARCH 26. crew of his ship by a G^man UBoat, wlnning comediiBn in a live stand-up spe­ [D I S ] M O V IE : 'First Stsps' A dedicated [ T M C I MM OVIE:I 'ChMdrsn of a Lsaaar [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Julia' Tha frisndahip of seeks revenge at all coats. Peter O'Toole. cial. on March 26. 1988. (60 min.I (In bio-engineer helps a 23-year-old para­ G o d' |OC] An instructor's unconvsntlonal . two women bacomet an imamationallnd- Sian PhilHps, Philippe Noiret. 1971. plegic realize her dream of walking at her dsnt during tha tfcond World War. Jane CHECK IISTINGS Stereo) mtithods are questionad when he tries to college graduation. Judd Hirsch, Am y Fonda, Vanaaai Redgrave, Jaton Ro- FO « EXACT TIME GD Country Music Crossroads Hosts [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Pracanta reach an angry and remote hearing- Steel. Kim Darby. 1985. impaired student. WiWam Hurt, Martee Ma- barda. 1 9 ^ . Rated PG. Marie Osmond and the Oak Ridge Boys are (8) MOVIE: 'nia Stunt tlin. Piper Laurie. 1966. Rated R. joined by Reba McEntire, Lee Greenwood, 10:15PM [ESPN ] SportsCenter 3 : 0 0 p m (X) MOVIE: 'Bat Paopla' A Juice Newton, Randy Travis and Steve M a n ' A fugitive finds himself at the mercy 1 : 0 0 P M (X) Top Cat and the Bav^fy doctor and hit wife go on a honeymoon Earle in this country music extravaganza. of an eccentric director when he takes re­ 1 2:30AM CD Ufsttyles of the Rich HHIg Cats Chaos reigns when T o p Cat's where he it bitten by a bat. Stswart M oat, (3 hrs.) (In Stereo) fuge on a movie set at a stunt man. Peter and Famous Japanese billionaires (Part 1 friend, Benny the Ball, is m e n tio n ^ in a Marianne McAndraw. 1974. O'Toole. Steve Reiltback, Barbara Her- of 2); actress Joan Van Ark ("Knots Lsnd- [CN N] PrimoNews ing’’): actor Robert Conrad; the Interna­ wealthy woman's will. (2 hrs.) (£ ® Pro Bowlora Tour: tIBO.OOO shey. 1980. [ESPN] WomMi's Basketball: NCAA tional Country Music Fair in Nashville, Tru o Valuo O p an From Landmark Recrea­ C £ Tennis: Upton Intemationai Ptaysrs Division 1 Midwest Regionel Final From 10:30PM (X) W KRP in Cincinnati Tenn. (60 min.) Championships W omen’s final from Key tion O n ta r in Peoria, M. (90 min.) (Live) Austin, Texas. (2 hrs.) (Live) (X Dr. Dean Edoll'a Medical Journal vg) Hogan's Heroes Biscayne, Fla. (2 hrs.) (Live) ' (3)8oulTaBin . * 7-W. ( 0 ) T and T A n abandoned baby is found [HBO ] MOVIE: 'The Tracker' (CC) An .11) IN N N aw a [CN N ] Evans & Novak CD NHL Hockay: Naw York Rangsra at dDSabrothow GD Cheers Arizona ranchet seta out to bring back a arTalar and Turner's office. Ifi) CItatifiad Eighteen Offers informs- "Of course It’s safe, honey. If one set of Detroit Rad Winga (3 hrs.) (LIm ) Gi) Charles in Charge Charles moves in religious fanatic and his tw o female hos­ [ESPN ] AW A Championship Wrastling „ (H) Motprweak The Alfa Romeo Miiano ( 3 ) Kojdc tion on the latest employment opportuni­ wings falls off, there's a spare!" (ft) MOVIE: 'Warp Spssd' A psychic in- with Buddy, much to the Powell kids' di­ tages. Kris Kristofferson, Mark Moses, Sedan's V6 Varda road tatt: buying re- ties in the Connecticut area. 1 2:45AM Q i m o v i e : ‘Charils Chan vestigates the disappearance of a space '' piscsmant tital; vintage aporta car racing ® Great Chefs of Chicago sappointment. Scott Wilson. 1988. on Broadway' Chan finds that murder {4D PEUCULA; *EI Cuarpazo dal Dattto' shuttle craw and d im v e rs a menacing al­ in the Caribbatn: Mittubiahi'a V 6 Gaiam la iS a im (3) Mama's Family [M AX] MOVIE: 'Armed end Danger­ takes the stage and a missing diary holds a Tree historias diforentea qua demueatran ien force present in the craft. Camilla Sigma. ous' (CC) An ex-cop anda former lawyer political scandal. Warner Oland, Joan HD Topo Gigli ( 3 ) W a r que la praciica de la lujuria y la avaricia ON THB PASTKACK by Sin Holbreek Mitchal, Adam West 1976. uncover corruption within their union aher Marsh. Donald Woods. 1937. [C N N ] Your Money [CN N ] Nawawatch ( 3 ) H as H a w (R) nunca as bien recompenaada. Silvia Pinal, 18} josla aitd the Piiasycsts taking jobs as security guards. John Angelica Maria, Mauricio Garces. 1 m o v i e : 'Salome' Salome [018] WNdsmats Bound Leading hump­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hatty and Son' A re- ® Benny Hill Candy. Eugene Levy. Robert Loggia. :00AM CD rt(JW CAM I OEf HER Tb | EHDU HER. CX>. 22) Wrsstling: W W F Suparatara of dances for the king in hopes of saving John ['M W C W IC P back whala-aong axparta visit a bay off the candy fired widowar and hia a a p k ^ writer 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Thaatar W rastling coast of Lahaina. Hawaii, whara hundreda ® It's a Living Dot lands a soap opera the Baptist from being beheaded. Rita Hay­ 60&. F » AM EI&HT-VeAR-OLP, EXPERIEMce THE WoMDCRS OF | THBEE 6UP&ET son try to aahrags their shaky rslationahip. role; Howard’s nominated Chef of the [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Bfoodbath at the House PRRJEC-T/oNE, IPEA. 24} Taka Chargal ' of whalaa annuaNy gather. (60 min.) 11:00PM CD CD G® G?) Nawa worth, Stewart Granger, Charles Laugh­ M lJCH T & O CVUICAU THE l(AA6lMATK>M...WHlW^>ICAt.» t Paul Nawman, Robby Banaot), Ellen Barkin. Year. of Death' Horror movie cliches are [M A X ] MOVIE: 'To BIr wHh Lovo' An 1984. Rated PG. Taxi ton. 1953. Consumar ChaManga: Bhibloehat spoofed in this tale of a group of scientists CD AMD REAUsnc. CREATIVE PU&tnS OF f=AMCV? | idaalittic teachar attampta to ttach a ® A ID S 101 GD Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous lii) Praaaaaen BaaahaB: Boston Red Son gather at a haunted mansion. Kenny Banny Hilt group of rambunctioua high school atu- 5:20PM (B ) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) GD Sebedo Gigente Programa de varie- Joan Van Ark in London; the Central ^ vs. Kansas City Royais |3 hrs.) Everett, Pamela Stephenson, Vincent ;iD M O V IE ; 'Tru e Confatafons' A brutal danta. Sidney Poftiar, Judy Gaeaon, Stay dades con juegos, competencias. entrev- American country Belize; Rio de Janeiro. " t i n ( 5:30PM (B ) Bustin' Loose Help arrives Price. 1984. murder teats the conflicting loyalties of i'4$ Le t's G o B aw lin g (6 0 mki.) KamMI. 1967. istaa y musica y bajo la animacion de Don Brazil; the Hotel Negresco on the French in an unaxpactad w ay whan Mkni and Son­ two brothers. Robert De Niro. Robert Du­ (41) N e w Ja ra o y Hispano ny's roof Starts leaking. Guest: Patti Francisco. (3 hra.. 30 min.) 8:30PM CD women ki Prison Whi'e Riviera. World Wldo WrottHng vall. Charles Ouming. 1981. 3:30PM IS) D M ic h . serving time in the "hole," Vicki dreams up fSZl WondsrWoifcs: Rida a Nacthbound GD It's a Living tg) Pro Wrestling This Weak (S) M Ierovvayoa Aro for Cooking bizarre fantasies that feature her fellow in­ G$ 8yrN:hronal H o jp a (C C ). IS ) Vtctory Garden (CC). [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday Bizarre US WNd Kingdom mates. Guest star: Little Richard. (R) (In You C a n't Taka It W ith Y ou Grandpa t(S [bN N ] N aw aday U S Chaapbfto (60 min.) [DIS] MOVIE; 'That Dam Cat' A Stereo) dreams he's being accused of leaving the [M AX ] MOVIE: 'Bolero' A young man m ) Santo Domingo Invita aspires to become a great dancer. George [O IS] MOViE: 'Bpringtima in the Rock­ [C N N ] Nawramakar Saturday Siamese cat becomes both secret agent \22) 2 2 7 (C C ) Mary teaches Brenoa business woridJ 225 5 yyears ago. Guest; Larry (B ) Art of William Alexander and secret weapon as investigators try to Raft. Carole Lombard. Ray Milland. 1934. ie s 'A pair of jealous lovers sing and dance [ O I S ] A n k n a lt in Action A look at the and her friends a lesson about parenting Linville. locate and capture a gang of bank robbers. (In Stereo) their w ay from squabble to spat to true [C N N ] International Corraapondanta techfliquea used by hunting animals. (R) (In Stereo) N e w t (Live) love.-Bett/Grable, John Payne, Carmen Haytey Mills. Dean Jones, Dorothy Prov­ [TM C ] MOVIE: '52 Pick-Up' Following [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Project X' (CC) An Air ;241 Th is O ld House (CC). Miranda. 1942. [H B O ] HoadHnss A magazine show on ine. 1965. Rated G. :24] Buttarflies an affair with an exotic dancer, a Los A n ­ Force pHot uncovara top-sacrat informa­ the entertainment in d u t ^ , premiering WINTMIIOP by Olefc CatwIII [M AX] Cinemax Sessions: A Blues CD National Geographic A :26) Bam ay Millar geles businessman is blackmailed by a trio [M AX] MOVIE: 'L&nt for Ufo' O^ar- tion ralatad to tha apecializsd training pro- wKh an overview of the 1988 Oscar nomi­ 9:00PM Session: B .B . King and Friends Blues look at whether the rattlesnake, mustang of hoods. Roy Scheider, Ann-Margret. wirniqiiyiccount of the tumultuous anid gram.ha la invoivsd with. Matthew Broder­ nations. '5 ^ Ask Doctor Scianca A fun look at the troubfo^ffe of Dutch painter Vincent Van ick. Helan Hunt. Bill Sadler. 1987. Rated guitsrist B.B. King performs with Enc Clap­ and coyote are varmints or victims. (60 national science test with members o' Vanity. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) . Gogh. Kirk Douglas. Anthony Quinn, Ever­ PG. 6:00PM (X ) C S @ (SS) ® N e w s ton, Chaka Khan, Stevie Ray Vaughan. Phil min.) Ducks Breath Mystery Theatre. [U S A ] Night Flight; Video Profile: Tha Collins. Gladys Knight, Billy Ocean and Paul ett Slgarw. 1956. (In Stereo) GD What's Happening Nowt vD New Adventures of Beans Baxter fSD HardcMtIa and McCormick Second Com ing of Rock 'N ' Roll 4:00PM U ) Knight Ridar Butterfield. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Hottywood Insider While on a ski trip. Beans is assigned to G D A -T e e m [C N N ] Pinnacle 1 ;1 OAM [C N N ] Travel Guide O Power Pro Wrestling [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Golden Child' (CC) locate diplomats kidnapped by terrorists 1 :3 0 P M (£ NCAA Basketball Play- @ MOVIE: 'Night Qallsry' A trilogy of ® Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) A social worker wlto specialtzea in missing (R) (In Stereo) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Straataof Gold' An out­ 1:30AM -(X) MOVIE; 'Playing for • offs: * RegiorMi Firtal Ooubleheader Picard’s performance record ie closely cast Russian boxer regains his pride by bizarre, supernatural tales by Rod Sening. children is recruited to save a mystical T i­ CD Go' Ohara (CC) Ohara and Shaver en­ T im e ' A handful of women prisoners in­ Teaams to be announced. (3 hrs.) (Live) • scrutinized; Wesley struggles through the training tw o Brooklyn fighters for an Joan Crawford. Barry Sullivan, Roddy betan child being held hostage by evil counter a ruthless bounty hunter who is side Auschwitz struggle against alt odds to Starfleet Academy’s tough entrance 1$) Rocky and Friends McDowall. 1969. forces. Eddie Murphy. Charles Dance, tracking down tw o young lovers. (60 mm ) American-Soviet exhibition. Klaus Maria spare themselves from death. Vanessa exam. (60 min.) Charlotte Lewis. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Brandauer, Adrian Pssdar, Wesley Snipes. Redgrave, Jane ALexander, Maud Adams. 24) Bodyw atch (CC). (S) MOVIE: 'Capone' The Ufa of Al Ca- (In Stereo) G D Bihie Knight Stereo) 1986. Rated R. 1980. pone, from street punk to gang king to his GO) Golden Girls (CC) Sophia's new 26) Curtain Going Up . [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'Angel Heart' A routine fall through betrayal, is recounted. Ben P Friday the 13th; The Series Ryan be­ [U SA] New Mike Hammer friend, an elderly man. suffers from Alzhei­ CD MOVIE: 'Twilight's Last Gleaming' 30} In the H eat of the Night Emotions run lieves a comic book character killed a store investigation plunges a private detective A dishonorably-discharged Air Force Gazzara. Susan Blakely. Harry Guerdino. CD Marblehead Manor mer's disease. (R) (In Stereo) high when a* black businessman attempts 1975. owner. (60 min.) (R) 7:30PM into a nightmare world of voodoo worship .General seizes control of a nuclear missile to purchase the local newspaper and is 'u -. (D Family Ties 124] Mysteryl: Rumpole of the Bailey and ritual murder in 1955 New Orleans. base to blackmail the U.S. government. @ ) French Chef ® DaGrasai Junior High (CC). mored to*be romancing tlw paper’s m a r-' (CC) Leo McKern returns as author John Mickey Rourke, Robert De Niro, Lisa Burt Lancaster, Richard Widmark. Charles C D Jeopardyl (CC). Mortimer’s barrister Horace Rumpole in six ried white owner. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ® Police Story 13) Rarxvd Guide Bonet. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Durning. 1977. CD Mama's Family Bubba and Mama al­ new cases beginning with a man accused Reino Satvaje ® PQA Ootf: The Ptayere Champion- ® Jaffarsona [TM C I MOVIE: 'Children of a Lesser most miss their high-school graduation. of attempting to murder his business pan- GD Tales From the Darktide A young U.8. ACRES byJbnOMla God' (c C ) An instructor's unconventional [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday ship Third round, from Ponte Vedra* Fla. (2 (B) Doctor Who ner. (60 min.) wonam (Lorna Luft) returns home for a visit hrs.) p76).. — ------\ GD Tales From the Daricside An amateur methods.are questioned when he tries to only to be jaunted by a peculiar girl who's [USA] Cover Story* ^ IS) Star Trek: Tha Next Generation (60 warlock is convinced he'll win a $10 mil­ [CN N ] News Update reach an angry end remote hearing- ( T i ® l^o^sHeroee. , min.) living in her old room. \NE lion jackpot and later seeks revenge on the [D I S ] M O V IE : *A Passage to India' impaired student. William Hurt, Marlee Ma- 2 r0 0 P M Qj) Ultderdog actual winner. ® Dating Game ^ ^^vgel Gourm et (In Stereo) [CN N ] Nawawatch David Lean's Oscar-winning account of ra­ tlin. Piper Laurie. 1986. Rated R. ABC News (CC). ^ MOVIE: 'Enigma' An American in dS MDVIE: 'Butting' Two determined [D I S ] M iaaing A d vem urea of O zzia and GD M ork and M indy Part 2 of 2 cial prejudice and sexual repression in [U S A ] M O V IE : 'Dark Forcat' A politi­ m East Berlin becomee embroiled in e policemen choose a dangerous drug deafer Harriat 3 ) D.C. Follies 1920s India. Judy Davis, Victor Banerjee cian is disturbed by a mysterious faith [C N N ] Crossfire Saturdsy scheme to kill Soviet dissidents. Martin as their prime target end go after him. Rob­ Alec Guinness. 1984. Rated PG. [ESPN] Woman's Basketball: NCAA healer s effect on his wife and leukemia- [U S A ] Night Flight: Comedy Cute IV Sheen. Brigitte Fossey. Sam Neill. 1982. ert Blake. Elliott (3ould, Allen Garfield. 3 ) As Schools Match Wits Dhrialon I Midaaat Regional Final From [ T M C ] M O V IE ; To p G u n' (C C ) Fighiei stricken son. Robert Powell, David Ham­ 1974. 1 [D I S ] m o v i e : 'springtim e in '.2^ M O V IE : 'Conrack* A young teacher (3 ) C ountdow n to 8 8: Th e Seoul Games pilots take to the skies in the U.S. Navy's mings. Carmen Duncan. 1980. :45AM Athens. Ga. (2 hrs.) (Live) the Rockies' A pair of jealous lovers sing introduces a group of poor, isolated black [DIS] MDVIE: 'Miracles of Spring' Var­ (3) Mama's Family When Naomi's ultimate flying machine - the F-14 Tomcat [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Abaanca of Malka' A 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD She's th# Sheriff and dance their way from squabble to spat children to t i^ world erouixd them. Jon ious locales are visited during the Spring to stricken with amnesia. Mama hopes to - to compete for the highest honors at labor leader vow s to get revenge after an to true love, Betty Grable. John Payne, Voight. Paul Winfield, Madge Sinclair. present Nature at its most spectacular. turn her into the perfect housewife. Minmar Naval Air Station. To m Cruise. CD MOVIE; 'Unfaithfully Yours' An or­ ovsrzaalous reponer ruins his reputation Carmen Miranda. 1942. 1974. 1984. Kelly McGillis, Anthony Edwards. 1986 chestra conductor attempts to nmirder his Psol Newman, Sally Field, Melinda Dillon GiS) Fight BackI With David Horowitz supposedly unfaithful wife. Dudley Moore, 4^ Art of William Alaxandar [ESPN] Auto RMing: NASCAR Grand Rated PG. (In Stereo) 1981. Rated PG. GD NBA Basketball: Boston Celtics at Nastassja Kinski. Armand Aasante. 1984. (S ) i n n N ew s National From Darlington. S.C. (2 hrs.) 2:00AM 'M MOVIE: 'Kiaa the Qlrta and Make [USA] Akwolf New York Knicks (2 hrs.. 30 min.) 9:30PM CD M r. President The first fa­ (Taped) CD Star Search (60 min.) (8) Jimmy Swaggart T h e m D ie' A C .I.A . agent learns that an [C N N ] Sports Saturday mily faces their first Christmas holiday industrialist in Rio has agreed to sell to the [ U S A ] Junior Am erica S h o w A teen pa­ 6:30PM ( D C B S N e w s (CC). since losing Mrs. Tresch. (R) (In Stereo) CD Morton After Dark (8) Thst't the Spirit Chinese means of ntaking the men of other geant hosted by John Davidson. (2 hrs.) C D Smalt W on d er T e d ’s new robot nearly 8:00PM CD World Figure Skating l22^ A m e n (C C ) Frye sets up Roily with one GD Winning at Blackjack [CN N ] Intsmatiofial Conaai^danta nations sterj>e. Michael Cormors, Dorothy destroys the family. Cham pionships W omen's Final, from Bu­ 4:10PM [C N N ] Sporta Close-up of his in-laws. (R) (In Stereo) ( 3 ) D .C . FolUas [ESPN ] SportaCantaf Provine. 1967. dapest. Hungary. (60 min.) (Same-day Siskel 8i Ebert Scheduled; "Biloxi ,39 The New Honeymooners^ NCAA Baakstball Play- Tape) @ Saturday Night live (90 min.) (In [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Ooas CELEBRITY CIPHER (4^ To Be AnrKMinced. 4:30PM (X) Blues ’ (Matthew Broderick); ” A New Life" CaMimy ClpMr cryptograma era orsaMd from quowkxis by famous o ffi O m tinu ad (90 min.) [C N N ] This Week in Japan Stereo) to the IMovIsa S Coming Attractlona 4j) Lucha Libre (60 min.) (Alan Alda, Ann-Margret); * "Johnny Be ( S Boys W ill Be Boys Booch, Eugene and people, peel eid praaent EaoManarm Oia riphar elanda lor C E ® W id e W orld of Sports Scheduled: (3ood’’ (Anthony M ik a e l Hall, Robert Chazz spice up thetr bonng weekend with a [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Night of ttw Creeps' A (3 ) Racing From Plainsfiald 2:20AM [U S A ] Night Flight: Taka O ff another. Kovela on Collecting Todn't ebK B mqutfl Alaska Iditsrod Trail Sled (Tog Race, from Downey Jr.). trip to Las Vegas. Guest: Alice Ghostley. fraternity prank turns ugly when alien life- ® ) MOVIE: 'The Mirror Crack'd' Holly­ to Latin Sounds MOVIE: 'The Froien Deed' A German Anchorage to Nome; W orld Cup Skiing, IS) (S) NBC News Part 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) forms are accidentally unleashed on cam­ wood stars become involved In a murder scientist wants to thaw out a group of Nazi pus, turning students into zombies. Jason U T W Y V the Iasi hsad-to-hasd competition be­ CD Doily (CC) Jerry Reed, Juice New­ case In a tranquil English village. Elizabeth QD solid Gold in Concert elite and resurrect the Hitler regime. Dana (S ) M otorw eek T w o reworked Ford Mus­ Lively, Steve Marshall, Jill Whitlow. 1986 2:30AM tween Switzsrtand's Pirmin Zurbriggen ton and Miss Piggy make appearances. (60 Taylor, Kim Novak. Angela Lansbury. Andrews. Anrta Polk, K a t h l ^ Brack. and Italy'a Alberto Tom ba, from Saalbach, tangs — an ASC/McLern convertible and Rated R. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Sporta Latanight B K U Z ' W the high-p^orm ance Saleen Mustang; a min.) (In Stereo) 1980. 1967. Austria. (90 miri.) (Taped) [ES P N ] Top Rank Boxing: Terrance Alii Maserati Biturbo. MOVIE: 'Palm Springs Weekend' 10;00PM CU w sat 57th (60 min 1 O ) MOVIE: 'Ehris - That's tha Way It Is' [ESP N ] LPGA QoH: Turquoise Claeaic CD vt. D a*^ Tyson Lightweight bout sched­ (111 Chartsa in Charge Chsries panics The local police try to keep the parties and [ C N N ] N e w s A n investigation of the phenomenon that Q C D Y T C Z Final Rour>d, from Phoenix. (2 hrs.) (live) ® What's Happening Nowl (XI (XI uled for 10 rounds, from Atlantic City, N.J. • wlien he and Buddy are assignsd an oral fights in hand during Easter weekend in is Elvis captures the ups and downs he ex­ SERVING AMERICA Spsnaar: For Hire (C C ) Blinded Alii is 36-5-2, 14 KOs. Tyson is 25-3. 13 [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Sky'a No UmH' report In hiatory class. ( 3 ) Alice Palm Springs Troy Clonahue. Connie Stev­ (XI ^ by perienced putting his act together. 1970. FROM TH E a band of bigots. Hawk is hapless before KOs. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (R) i V H W U T W Three women battle N A S A ’s intense train­ ABC News (CC). ens, T y Hardin. 1963. a Y V @ B l Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) vengeful killer. T V chef Julia Child makes [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred BEGINNING! ing requirementt end their ow n persorMi a [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Worid According di)Odd Couple GD Noticiero Univiskm MOVIE; 'Coal Miner's Daughter' guest appearance. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Hickman, Nick Charles. problems a t they compete for the glory of GD to Garp' A talented writer and devoted U Z ' W Based on LOretta Lynn's autobiography. A w B a V B K 643-2711 becoming the United States’ first woman [C N N ] Pinnacle CliB) Heedllnea on Trii8 1 2 : 0 0 A M CD Solid Gold In Concert father is confused by life's ironies. Robin ® Embajsdorsa da la Muaica Colom- girl from a poor family in rural Kentucky astronaut. Sharon (jiass, Dae Wallace. (R) (In Stereo) Williems, Mary Beth Hun, Glenn Cloae. rrS A SURE THNGI biana [D IS] Here's Boomer Pan 2 of 2 marries a man who engineers her rise to To Be Announced. T C Z o Anne Archer. 1S83. 1982. Rated R. O Z R [CN N ] Big Story [TM C ] Short Film Showcase stardom in the music industry. Sissy Spa- (3 ) GQ) Hunter Rick and Dee Dee investi­ G l NCTV Hour (60 min.) [U SA] MOVIE: 'OMthquake' A young cek. Tom m y Lee Jones. 1980. gate the whereabouts of $4 million stili ® Runaway With tha Rich and Famous 2:50AM [ M A X ] m o v i e ; Em m an- [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Legal Esglaa' (CC) Two CC Out of This Worid Evie — 1 U U K R •ciontiil hat difficulty convincing hit p « r t 7:00PM missing from a six-year-old drug bust. (60 Joan Van Ark in London; the Central uslls 4 ' Fearful of encountering an abusive baby-sits an infant who suddenly stans (!$ M O V IE : Goldan Nsadlsa' An ancient in 21ti-cantury Tokyo that the moat da- Manhattan attorneys employ some unor­ min.) (In Stereo) American country Belize; Rio de Janeiro, former lover, the sexual adventuress un­ talking like an adult. (R) (In Stereo) Chinese statue that promises the owner i®attrl|Mlpr rali) vattating earthquake in hiatory la about to thodox methods to prove ttie innocerKs of Brazil; the Hotel Negreaco on the French dergoes extensive plastic eurgery to health artd irKredible vigcx can also deliver (3) Myeteryl: Rumpole of the Bailey O Q G V Z . occur 1975. their client, an avant-garde artist accused create s new fece and body. Sylvia Kristel. CD Too Close for Comfort painful death. Joe Don Baker, Elizabeth (C C ) A n encounter with a retired major Riviera. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I don’t try to guoas what a of murder. Robert Radford. Debra Winger, Mia Nygren. 1984. Rated R. 2 :1 0 P M (CNN] HeaMiweak Daryl Hannah 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) CD (S ) Wheel of Fortune (CC). Ashley, Burgess Meredith. 1974. CBusea Rumpole to become involved with (g) MOVIE: 'The Deadly Mantis' Dis- million paopla will like. It’s hard enough to know what I g u is ^ aa a tutor for their children, a spy is C D It's a Living Nancy persuades Howarc (3) MOVIE: 'Klllar Anny* Three young 3;00AM (X) Puttin' on the Hite llko." — John Huston. 2 :3 0 P M (3) Kktaonga 5:00PM QC Mission lntpoaalbla planted with a family suspected of conspi­ . a .'9 flq yvjih her;.po^ fejirs p r « - men ally themselves with a respected vil­ [CN N ] Newsnight 24} Hom etim a (R) (I) A^Taam ...... ' ' nant. (HI lage elder then discover his plans to sell racy against .the Ch'ing empire. Davtd ContIhuBri. . • 'V » » • . J • • M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, March 26, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. March 26, IMS — »8

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It's a buyer's market. good for another could be great for you. 42 Wide shoe size m M A P B i — r — 43 You have 28 26 27 (cont) 45 _ Ono 30 31 Bridge 47 High ground n . 49 Tradition 36 37 which just happens to make. 53 Guitarist _ 39 Atkins J NORTH When South doubled for takeout, West jumped to three clubs. South now 54 Ear (comb, 43 44 A J 5 3 ■U T 8 S 2 had a comfortable three-heart bid. A l­ form) 47 48 49 ♦J76432 though North held only two jacks, he 56 Fibber THE PHANTOM by Lee Fclk A 8y Berry A3 hoped his club shortness would pro­ 57 Motion picture 53 55 duce tricks, so be raised to game. The WEST EAST 58 Before Sept. ■ •• ..THE PEATH'G hand shows the value of positional UMPA JUST REFUSES / HAVE YOU \OH,YES! ISN'T HE ...HE'S SO S H EEEESH / 57 A9 8 7 6 A K 10 4 2 rSEE OOP FOR WHAT VI3ITEP THE WONDERFUL^ CHARMING. I H A D N 'T 58 EAP„ JU 5 T LIKEnl honors. When a club was led, Elast won 59 Columnist _ u- I PILOT'S JAW ,^ AQ3 A64 HE REALLY IS/ A PANG V NEW W I Z E R ___J I'L L AN D W HAT E V E N ■ AA98 the king and returned a trump. De­ ED AMATEUR IN A YET? _ y I I I \ SAY. A BEI>SIDH TH O U G H T Bombeck 60 8, AQ5 BIRD HAT! 1.... , . , „ MANNER! O F THAT!/ AJ9542 A A K 10 7 clarer rose with the ace, ruffed a club ? 60 end crafts and played a spade to the queen. He J SOUTH y 61 Pigpen (c)198B by NEA, Inc 26 r u ff^ a second club and played a dia­ a a q mond. Ea.st was fearful that South A A K J to 9 7 A K 10 might hold a singleton king, so he AQ86 grabbed the ace, but there were no more tricks for the defense when the Vulnerable: North-South trump queen fell under South'! king. Dealer: West Despite the favorable location of the spade king and the diamond ace THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Weil North East Sonth \ for declarer, the defense might suc­ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Pass Pass Dbl. 3 A Pass Pass ceed if the opening lead were the Unscramble these four Jumbles, queen of trumps. Now South could ruff one letter to each square, to form Pass 4 V Pass Pass THE BORN LOSiER by Art Ssntom four ordinary wordq. / BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake Pass onlv one club, and might well lose two clubs and two other tricks. Even with NOW TH O SE A REIIHATB THE Opening lead: A 4 the opening club lead, there was some 0H,/«ACTIA,'(bUPQ1^W0NP ITAM>5TWE1(3HATI.E/^T n'e Hl^ai?FHCAY.„WHATCC> hombyT’ ARRIF m a n - s i z e d 4 ONLY KIND SANDWCHES j HE AHAKES chance to beat the contract If East I^'SW PLY THPee^KAPAT^l You 6|VeTOeMAKiWHO — cm a m & m xi ducked the diamond that was led from dummy. If declarer now misguessed EVepYTHIKte and put in the 10, West could take the A pre-empt queen and return a diamond to part­ RYMEC ner's ace. A third diamond would then backfires promote West’s heart queen for the T ? r setting trick. TAWNUL By James Jacoby There is really no doubt that taking James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on THAT EXECUTIVE Bridge’ and ‘Jacoby on Card Games’ *HAKE-UP away bidding room makes it harder □ H U for the opponents to get to the best (written with bis father, the late Os­ a m o u n t e d t o t h i s . contract. 'The irony occurs when such wald Jacoby) are now available at pre-emptive tactics push the oppo­ bookstores. Both are published by VINNET WHAT A OUY by SHI Heatl Now arrange the circled letters to nents up to a very optimistic c o ^ a c t. Pharos Books. FRANK AND liW CST byBobThavss form the surprise answer, as sug* Z L x : JL gested by the above cartoon. 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(R) (In Stereo) d D Entertainment Th is W eek Interview: murderer Freddy Krueger. Heather 5:15AM [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Sweet Bird Qraham, who young males td stay eternally young ® (3) NBC News Langenkamp, Patricia Arquette, Robert En­ [H B O ] Fraggla Rock (CC). (In Stereo) ■ (S ) ® Day B y O a y Kata and Brian's plans actress Veronica Hamel ("Hill Street of You th ' A vickHis actor uses a Holly- enlisted in the Lauren Hutton, Jim Carrey. Karen Kopins d i) El M undo del Box Campeonatos y lu- (3) Artawsok gland. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) w ood has-been in the hopes of oetting a [M A X ] AH the Best: Stave Allan Seg- 1985. Rated PG-13. chas entre boxeadores intemacionales. for a quiet, romantic evening at home are Blues"). (60 min.) (In Stereo) (S) ABC News (CC). studio contract. Paul Newman, ^ra ld in e rrwnts from Allen's 'TV series featuring ■ Navy during Comentartstas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. dashed by a variety of house guests. (In © INN News [U S A ] Financial Freedom 2:00PM 0® MOVIE: 'Nashville Giri' A Stereo) Pago. Shirley Knight. 1962. Steve Lawrence. Edyie Gorme and ^^p - world War II and (90 min.) d l) Notidaro Univiaion m o v i e ; 'Coach' VYhen a Kentucky farm girl aings and swings her © Save the Children 1:1 5 AM GD pets' creator Jim Henson. (60 roin.) [C N N ] fnaida Business © Alice woman is mistakenly hired to coach a 5:30AM (H ) i n n N e w t became a hero way to stardom. Glenn Corbett, Johnny © } sloy of Painting ( © Insight / O ut [TM C ] MOVIE: Travels With My Aunt' boys' basketball team, trouble develops. at the age of 12. Rodriguez. Monica Gayle. 1976. [D I S ] M O V IE : 'Th e Silent O n e' A lonely [D fS] Animals In Action A look al how [ D I S ] d t v [CN N ] Monoywook In travekng to the East to rescue the great 8:45PM © N e w s (Live) Cathy Lee Crosby, Michael Biehn, Keenan deaf-mute boy in a small village forms an animals clean themselves. 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Rated that followed 12-year-o)d Calvin Graham's one gets Broadway show. Betty Grable, PG. lyn Monroe 1950. milkman in Czarist Russia tries to hold onto a deadly mission into enemy territory dur­ Headline N ew a enlistment in the Navy during World W ar II. © It Shouldn't Hurt to Be a Kid Profiles Dan Dailey. 1948. CD his Jewish heritage in the face of oppres­ ing Worid W ar II. Lee Marvin, Erne T g - [U S A ] Cartoons (3 ) Voices & Visions (CC). Ricky Schroeder, John DeVries, Rick W ar­ Natural Helpers, a Washington State pro­ O Chtletopher Cloeeup sion in this adaptation of the hit Broadway nine. Charles Bronson. 1967. (In ; ub) ner. 1988. 1 :30AM ( £ N e w s (R) (8 ) PGA Golf: The Players Champion- gram that teaches particijsants how to ® Insight woody Woodpecksr play. Topol, Norma Crane, Leonard Frey. 8:30AM CD •hip Final round, from Ponte Vedra. Fla. (3 7 : 0 0 P M C S 6 0 M inutes (C C ) (60 min.) dD © It's Garry Shandling's Show identify and help troubled teen-agers. 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(60 min.) iSWyimEarp I.O.U's, forces him to stop his favorite [C N N ] Evans & Novak [H B O ] Batts Midler's Mondo Beyondo (3)SpacaKldatlas from winning the race. Dean Manin, Jerry CD MOVIE: 'Uttla Spies' (CC) A (D (S) M O V IE : 'Tootsie' (C C ) Desperate (3D Home Shopping Overnight Service (R) (3 ) McLaughlin Group [M AX] MOVIE: 'The ManhMtan Pro­ (C C ) Variety-show host Morvdo (Bette) Be­ ® RobM SchuHor ( 9 Batman L^wis, Pat Crowley. 1953. gang of local children joins forces with a for work, a temperamental actor disguises (3 hrs.) [M AX] MOVIE; To Be or Not to Se' (3 ) Police Woman ject’ (CC) A teen-ager becomes suspi­ yondo introduces new talent David Cale. reclusive Worid W ar II veteran to rescue himself as a woman and auditions for a While performing in Poland, a hutband- (aiAHca (S ) Conversadone With ® Copa Mf lboro Match de soccer cious of his mother's new boyfriend when Bill Irwin, The Kippers Kids. La La La Hu­ « d D A t the M ovies Scheduled: "Masquer­ 8 M eat the Press (CC). their dog from a nasty kennel owner. soap < ^ ra . Dustin Hoffman, Jessica man Steps, Pat Olatzko and PauFZaloom. and-wife theatrical team find themsalvea B ) El Taeoro del Saber @ Tamaa y Dabalaa desde Miami, Florida. (2 hrs.) he discovers that plutonium is stored at the ade” (Rob Lowe); "Biloxi Blues" (Matthew Mickey Rooney, James Tolkan. Robert Lange, teri Garr. 1982. (R) (69 min.) (In Stereo) . - thraataned by invading Naris. Mel Brooks, 8 CharHs's Angela Part 2 of 2. pharmaceutical research facility where the Broderick); "Off Limits” (Wiilem Dafoe, [C N N ] Crosafira tS) French In Action @ Myttefyl: Rumpol« of th« Bailey Costanzo. 1986. Part 2 o f 2. (A "Disney Anno Bancroft, Tim Matheson. 19B3. 93) PEUCULA: 'Arriba ias Mujaras' Al man works. Christopher CoHet. John Lith- © Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous * [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Bedroom Win­ Gregory Hines). (CC) Leo McKern returns as author John Sunday Movie" presentation R) (60 min.) Ratad PG. [D IS] New Adventures of Winnie the [C N N ] Nawamaksr Sunday var tirandoaa unas canitos al alre. un gow. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) d ow ' A Baltimore executive claims he wit­ ( © A B C N e w s (CC). Pooh Mortimer's barrister Horace Rumpole in six [U S A ] Night Flight; Night Flight Goes [ES P N ] This Week In Sports (60 min.) hombre es castigado por su esposs, quien new cases beginning with a man accused [U S A ] Check It O u t Marlene is asked to (3D Charles In Charge (C C ) Charles pan­ O ) MOVIE: 'Breaking Up Is Hard to Do' nessed a violent assault to protect the [C N N ] Moneyweek [ESP N ] Inside the PGA Tour para ello, se convierte en sufragista y auto- Six divor^d ipen spend a summer to­ identity of the wornan who actually saw it. to the Movies & Coming Attractions [H B O ] SuzI's Story (C C ) Based on the of attempting to murder his business part­ be featured in a magazine. ics when he end Buddy are assigned an riza a sus dos hiias que estudien ‘coses gether sharing a beach hoese-as well as Steve (juttenberg, Elizabeth McGovern. [ESP N ] SportsCenter [HBO]Seabert tnie story of Suzi Lovegrovs, a wife and ner. (6 0 min.) ' oral repon in history dess. (R) [CN N ] HeaKhwssk para hombres'. Pedro Infante, Antonio Cokunbo the trauma of breaking up. Robert Conrad, ' 1967. Rated R. [U S A ] Secret Formula 6:10AM [C N N ] Week in Review 5:00PM (X) (S ) Friday the 13th: Th e Series Ryan be­ Sunday Morning (CC) (90 mother diagnosed with AIDS. (60 min.) (In Badu. 9:00AM CD Sterso) CID T o Be Announced. Ted Bessell: Jeff Conaway. 1979. Part 1 [U S A ] Keys to Success 6:15AM (S ) O svay Bi Goliath min.) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Color of Money' A lieves a comic book character killed a store of 2. 2:30AM Q ) Health and Tannia ® Modem Maturity (CC). (X ) National Geographic A group of stu­ owner. (60 min.) ^ [ U S A ] N ight FHght: Taka Off D .J. Kat ( 8 ) Ja w is h u ta former Chicago ^t*oo\ hustler teaches a 1 1 :30Piyi dD'Oeorge Sghlatter's Co­ CH) MOVIE; 'Man Who Love Woman' A 6:20AM CD 10:45AM [CN N ] Nowaday dents, scientists aod mountaineers des­ ® ® MOVIE: 'Uncoln' Pramiors. (CC) to Latin Sounds reckless but talented newcomer the tricks ® ® O u r House (C C ) Patrick Duffy m edy Club murder suspect feces immirtent conviction CD Century 21 HoirM Show 11:00AM CD Entertainment This cend into the mouth of an 11,500-foot vol­ stars as Johnny Witherspoon, who "re­ , Bsssri on Gore Vidal's best-selllH^ account [O I S ] M y Friend FHeka of his trade. Sequel to 1961‘s "Th e Hus­ of President Abraham Lincoln’s political (X) Sports Extra unless a team of young lawyers can over­ 6:30AM CD vista W ee k Interview: actress Veronica Hamel tler". Paul Newman. To m Cruise. Mary Eli­ cano in this 1973 documentary. (60 min.) turns" from the dead to h ^ Ns comatose (39 Viaianarias [ES P N ] 1988 Final Four Highlights and personal life during his four years in come courtroom obstacles to clear her. ("Hill Strset Bkias"). (60 min.) (In Stereo) son, David, survive brain surgery. (60 min.) d D ( © N e w s CD In the Black: Kays to Success QS Konneth Copeland zabeth Mastrantonio. 1986. Rated R. (In GS} Simon & Simon office (1861-65). Sam Waterston. Mary Tony Roberts. Patty Duke Astin. 1977. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Prolact X' (CC) An Air Stereo) (R) (In Stereo) CD This Week In Corniectlcut © Honeymooners, (CC) • ■{CNN] Sports Latenlght (B ) Christian Science Monitor Repom ® Bugs Bunny Force pilot uncovers top-secret Informa­ ^ Frontline (C C ) An exploration of the 'Tyler Moore. John Houseman. 1986. Pan • Knight Rider [U S A ] MOVIE; ‘Sword of the Valiant' potential nationwide effects of a major @ ) Survivsl A profile of Ethiopia's Dan- 1 of 2. (In Stereo) Dqy of Discovery O ) Headline News CD tion related to the specialized training pro­ [ESPN] Boxing: li.S. Inter-Seivioe ® Can You Be Thinner? The medieval legend of Sir Gawain and the akH. a hottils tribe of desert nornads. seen (3 ) Love Your Skin gram he is involved with. Matthew Broder­ earthquake hitting California. ( ^ min.) (R) © © Masterpiece Theatre: Devid ■(©Chrfstien Children's Fund Champfimshlps From Ssn Diego 190 SS) Insight (S ) Maude Green Knight. Miles O ’Keefe. Cyrielle throught the eyes of explorer Wilfred The­ ick, Helen Hunt, Bill Sadler. 1987. Rated Th e Seim . Copperfield (CC) Though he never knew © Sports Machine min.) (R| . Ring Around the World (8 ) Captain Powor Claire. Leigh Lawson. 1985. siger. Narrator: David Niven. (60 min.) (R) IS) World Tomorrow PG. (In Stereo) \3p; PGA OoH Continues (60 min.) his father, David's early childhood is idyllic* [U S A ] Program VouraoH for Success (SIRsaltoRael W W F Wrestling . until his' mother 'marries the iti-'tempered © ) Am e n (C C ) Frye sets up RoHy with one (B ) Defenders of thb Earth B) El Tesoio dal Sober [U S A ] AH.Amsiiean Wrestling 2:45PM [D I S ] D T V of his in-lawSv (R) (In'Slereo) * (SliraYourBusinets <4P) Star Search (60 min.) d !) P E U C U L A : 'Ta n go 17 Anoe' La his- Mr. Murdstone. (60 min.) Pan 1 of 5. 2:40AM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Hot Retort [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch @ Sesame Street (CC). MOVIE; 'Fast Break' A 12:30PM CD High School Bowl 3:00PM CD toria de Blancanieves reactualizada. Rocio ( © It's e Living Nancy persuades Howard © Meeeechusetts CouncU of Rabbis A group of yoOng men are given jobs on an [O IS] Mousarcisa (8 ) Connaetlcut Raal Estate Showcase clerk in a delicatessen achieves his ambi­ tST) Lap Quilting: Applique island resort but can't keep their minds on [CN N ] Daywatch d i ) Neuropsychology of W eight Control Ourcal. to go out with her; Dot fears she's preg­ © S p i r ^ Life C r u s ^ ' (3 ) Three Stooges tion of coaching a college basketball team Small Wonder li.eir work. Bronson PInchoi, Marop 7:00AM CD At the Movies [D IS ] Donald Duck Prosants ( S ) M u p ^ dZ) DeOrassI Junior High (CC) nant. (R) [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred ISD Bualneaa Mtorld Qabe Kaplan, Harold Sylvester, Michael [CN N] Newswatch Walker, Linda Kenton. 1985. Rated R CD Kays to Success [ES P N ] lUotorweek llhistratsd 9 ) On the Record Warren. 1979. [CN N ] One on One © Siempre en Domingo Programs de Hickman, Nick Charles. Para G ents Grande (60 min.) [ESPN ] LPGA Golf: Turquoise Classic [M a x ] m o v i e : Missing In [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Like Mom, Liks Me' A B) variedades con musics, entrevistas y anis- [D IS] MOVIE: 'Thunder In the Chy’ A 2:55AM CD Dialogue (8 ) Corutecticut Newsmakers (jS Supar Chaigara [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Prteoner of Zends' Action 2; Tha Beginning' (CC) A POW mother and her child leam about the ad­ ©iRockSchool Firtat Round, from Phoenix. (2 hrs.) (Live) tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ big-time American promoter arriveiL CD Point of View 13) WondarWotfcs; Seal Morning (CCI An Englishman takes the place of a escapes his Viet Cong captors and wages justments and challenges involved in B ) Spotlight on Govammant [H B O ] MOVIE: The Lion of Africa'(CC) lasco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) London laden with gimmicks and bright 93) MOVIE: 'Mountain Charlie' This is Part 1 o l 2, (R) distantly-related monarch, t h e ^ y saving war against an enemy that greatly outnum (ijO Rbbert Schuller (CC). adapting to a new We. Linda Lsvin, Kristy (@ Computer Chronicles A doctor risks life and limb when she un­ [C N N ] News From Medicine Presents: •dvenising ideas. EdWard G. Robinson, Ni­ the story of a giri's life in the Rocky Moun­ the faltering domain from ruin. Stewan bers him. Chuck Norris,«Soon-Teck Oh. McNichol. Michael Pressman. 1978. (3 ) Chorila's Angels dertakes an African cross-country journey Peace of Mind gel Bruce, Ralph Richardson. 1937. QD Divine Plan tain wHdsmsss of the 1860's, filled with [C N N ] Imsmational Correspondents Granger, James Mason, Deborah Kerr. Steven Williams. 1985. Rated R. [ M A X ] M O V IE ; 'A rth u r' A drunken, he­ raging rivers, dongarous animals, and das- 9J) Myataryl: Rumpola of the Ballsy to bring medical supplies to the natives. 1952. Rated PG. [D IS ] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes [ESP N ] SportsCenter ^ First Church of Christ Congrega­ [DIS] 2orta Brian Dennehy, 6roThe Prisoner oTZende' John Gielgud. 1981. Rated PG. 5:30PM el ^ Seven Last W o rd s This special pre­ ior citizens home that doesn't sUow pets. blackmailer. Glenn Ford, Debbie Reynolds, Fram om ' During the 1830's, a tinsmith Comentarios y resumen del acontecer de- Jessica Lange. Sam Shepard, Wilford those around him. Jay Underwood, Lucy Cage, Holly Hunter. Trey .Wilson. 1987. An Englishman takes the place of a sentation tells the story of the passion and 9:30AM CD Sea Hunt Stars Edwyn Phelps and BiWs Joe Wright. Carl Reiner. 1960. becomes tired with his life in St Louis and portivo por Jess! Losada y Jorge Berry. Brimley. 1984. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia. 1986. Rated PG. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) distantly-related monarch, thereby savtng death of Christ. (Live) [M A X ] MOVIE; 'The Great Train Rob­ heads for the simple life of the wilderness (60 min.) (in Stereo) [U S A ] Forever Young the faltering domain from ruin. Stewart (33) Captain Power and the Soldiers of CD Great American Music Video Crea­ [TM C ] MpVIE: 'Ferris Budler's Day ® Kenneth Copeland bery' In the m id-1800s, an alagam trio at­ tive differences dominate a high-school RaggertV' Denver Pyle, Tony Mirroti. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Heartbreak Ridge' Granger. James Mason, Deborah Karr the Future lS7? Creative Livir^g O f f (C C ) A teenage whiz kid plays hooky At the-Movles (R) tempt the graatast haist of aH time. Sean band's production of a music video. 1976. (C C I A decorated career marine officer is 12:00AM GD 1952. Rated PG. S9) Jimmy Swaggart VIslanariea i61) 9 to 6 from school, borrows a vintage Ferrari and IS) Connery. Donald Sutherland. Lesley Anne [C N N ] Larry King Weekend given tha task of gening a platoon of raw. ( S Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan be­ d S Popeya Preseason Baseball: Houston Astros heads off to ^ ^ tiw town. Matthew Broder- [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Dangerous Moves' An M e e t the Press (CC). Down. 1979. Rated PG. (In Sterso) (D [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday lieves a comic book character killed a store (S) va. New Ybifc Matk I? Nii-I (LIvs) [D IS] Palniaratown, U.8.A. ' Ick. Mia Sara. Jenrey J6h;es. 1986. Rated undisciplined recruits into fighting shape. international chess toumement provides [C N N ] Daybreak [U S A ] Cartoons PG-13. (In Stereo) Clint Eastwood, Marsha Mason, Everett owner. (60 min.) (R) the setting for political intrigue vrhen an (S) Look at Me Now (3S MOVIE: 'The Wawl of Kung f^u' A 5:35PM [D IS] Making of the Silent [D IS] Walcoma to Pooh Comer [E S P N ] A u to Racing Confinuea (2 hrs.» McGill. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) 3D Sports Extra agiiig Soviet Grand Master is pitted against ® A d a h n ts 1 1 : 1 0AM [C N N ] Travel Guide young man and his Kun([Fu master fight )o One [U S A ] Riptide [ESPN] SportsCentar MOVIE: "The Jmval oftha Nila' [TM C ] MOVIE; 'The Color of Money' A Dallas a young Russian living in exile. Michel Pic- Sea Hunt A glamorous writer chal- bring a bandit to justica. 1978. . ' 3D (S) m o v i e : 'New Love i J *1!?''®*'*’ J®®" Wilder and adventurer 6:00PM (D CBS News (CC) 7 :3 0 P M 0® Mork and Mindy former Chicago pool hustler teaches a coli, Leslie Caron. LIvUllman. 1985. Rated [HBO]Talaof Buimy Picnic Fantasy, 11:30AM CD © Star Trek lenges MikA to an undarwater raca. (ft) Boat' A new captain starts work aboard ( 8 ) M O V IE : 'Patton' Gan. Georgs S. Pat­ Jack Colton raca against an avk Middle X :22 (30‘ (40; N e w s reckless but talented newcomer the tricks N 0 humor and music all interweave to tell the d.7) W ild Am erica (C C ) An examination of B ) Rev. David Paul the kixury cruise ship Pacific Princess. ton Is seen as one of W orld W ar M's most Eastern leader in pursuit o l a fabulous of his trade. Sequel to 1961’s "Th e Hus­ © Discover story of an annual bunny picnic that marks MOVIE: 'The Greatest Story Ever innovative and controversial wildlife man­ 3:30AM ® WotM Vlakm Gavin MacLeod. Bemie Kopell. 1977. colorful and comrovarsial officers. George jewel. Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas tler". Paul Newman, Tom Cruise, Mary Eli­ the first day of spring and the arrival of a B) La Santa Misa To ld ’ The life of Jesus is followed from the agement plans. © Hogan's Heroes C. Scott, Karl Malden, Stephen Young. Danny DeVito. 1985. Rated PG. (In Sterooi zabeth Mastrantonio. 1966. Rated R. (In [USA] Lony Uackml famous storyteller. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Your IMoney CD ® ) This Week with David BHnkiev 1970. manger to his crucifixion. Max Von Sydow, [C N N ] Sports Sunday © Combat! 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S)w Wrote (CC) 10:00AM CD OMIgan's Island (31 M O V IE ; 'Th e E n tr A dying man franti­ Tom Hanks. Shelley Long. Alexander Gu- quits his job to pursue his dream of becom­ threaten an adventurer and an archaeolo­ [CN N ] Showbiz Weak CD Natural Weight Loss 18) Special sensations. Ray Sharkey. Tovah Feldshuh, Jessica invests in a trendy New York res­ 4:10AM cally sasrehes for s simpla and trouble-free donov. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ing a professional pianist Guest star: Rob­ gist's daughter as they seartJh for the le­ CD Natural Weight Loss Peter Gallagher. 1980. taurant where murder is apparently on the CD Breakthrough (S) TV Open House w ay to end his Ufa. Burt Reynolds. Sally ert Reea. Part 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) gendary underground African treasure. Ri­ 4:1 5AM [HBO] MOVIE: "ni# Ho«sa- CD Staampipe Alley Collaga BaeketbaM: menu. (60 min.) CD Sunday Moss 3 ) Wofl Street Journal Report Field, Dom Oehiise. 1978. ^i^OPM CD .18; Police Story 2 i) M am a's Family Bubba and Mama al­ chard Chamberlain, Sharon Storte, Herbert fioopaf' Unaware of her montsl instabiliiy, N C A A Toum am a nt W est Regional Final (ID $ D W erew olf (C C ) After Eric takes a Now England family hires a trmid Engliah- (33) New Oldgat i2.Q' Bustin' Loose Help arrives in an unex­ most miss their high-school graduation. Lorn. 1985 CO) W orld Tom o rro w (8 ) World Torttorrow (S) Promise of America: Beyond the Game. From Seattle. Teams to be an- refuge at a monastery, he discovers the woman as Ihoir domestic aarvant. Rita (31 Jbnmy Swaggart pected way when Mimi and Sonny's roof [U S A ] Hollywood Insider C3) @ Day of Discovery 9Z) DeOrassI Jun io r High (CC). Dream The roles halian, Gamian and Irish noqpced. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) presence of another werewolf. 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(R) him throw a boxing match. (60 min.) proctologist's ex-wife describes in song (3 ) fUn-TIn-TIo 38, MOVIE: 'A Little Romance' Two Mass. (2 hrs.) (Taped) (B ) FUntstones [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Boy Who Could 9 ) Hart to Hart young people find love and understanding i.11) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) her former husband's obsession with his [ESPN] Sportt Down Under (8 ) SaerHIes of the Maas 4 :0 0 P M (X) Magnum. P.l. work. (P) (In Stereo) [USA] Look at Me Now ' [C N N ] Big Story F ly'(C C )A 14-year old boy who has never B) Let's Go Bowling With the help of an older man, Laurence Lt. W orf's loyalty is put to the ultimate test [U S A ] Diacovary spoken a word believea so strongly in ® MOVIE: 'Bad N«ws B>sr> in Braak- 9 1 T and T A n abandoned baby is found (Bl Firing line Olivier. Arthur Hill. 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Don Adams, Andrea Howard Vit­ from the Aquarium. lights 19S2 Look at the year 1982 with a Dan Dailey. 1948. torio (jeesman. 1980. young man to gain admittance to a sopho­ Brahms: Reflections and Performance (R) Matthew Broderick. Helen Hunt, Bill Sadler faatura on golfsr To m Watson. (R) CD Greatest American Hero [U S A ] Tales of the Gold Monkey more dance. (R) Leonard Bernstein conducts the Vienna QS Frederick K. Price © ) Runaway With the Rich end Famous 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) MOVIE: 'Salome' Salome dances for [E W N ] Auto Racing; NASCAR Tran- (® MOVIE: Our Man Flint' An organiza­ Philharmonic Orchestra in a performance O Living the Word r m c ] MOVIE: 'Fetiie BueHor'a Day (33) tion plots to take over, the world by con- O:30PM G D N e w s 24) Nature (C C ) Filmmakei Richard Brock Joan Van Ark in London; the Central the kiitg In hopes of saving John the Bap­ aouth 6 0 0 From Darlington. S.C. (2 hrs I of Johannes Brahms' Symphony No 3. 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By Mary Campbtll “ I worked in Corey Hurt’s band at a scene where Patrick Swayze only a few weeks earlier had been Th« AsMClotcd Prtt* for a short time, also in 'Flight,' a is teaching Jennifer Gray to How to kill the critic given reiatively clean bills of Jazz-fusion album on Motown, dance and she starts to fall for without getting caught health by Howard and his feliow Franke Previte was looking for and was with Saint, which didn’t him.” doctors ot the clinic. a record deal as a performer record. At that point, two and a Previte says, "She has this look BUTCHERS. By Peter Love- when he and John DeNicola half years ago, I met Franke and in her eyes as she looks at him. sey. Mysterious Press. 207 Pages. Howard determines to find out started to write songs. What they we started writing together,” he That’s where 'Hungry Eyes’ $15.95. the reason after he is summoned found early this year was a explains. came from.” Peter Lovesey, the creator of to a dinner meeting by a strange, Golden Globe, a Grammy nomi­ Previte was making demon­ Previte cooled the search for a TV ’s “ Sergeant Cribb” series, but brilliant, colleague. The col­ nation and a nomination for an stration records when musician recording contract. He says, " I does have a way with titles. There league manages to tell Howard Oscai* friend David Prater played him wanted this sound track to get its was, for example, “ Abracad- about some genetic break­ Their song, " ( I ’ve Had) the somt hlng by DeNicola and said, foot in the door. Maybe with that aver” and “ Invitation to a throughs heyhas made before Tim e of My L ife," sung by “ this is how this fellow writes.” kind of credibility around me. I ’d Dynamite Party” to name just dying in most repugnant Jennifer Wames and Bill Medley Previte said he really liked it and get a better deal.” two. Now there is “ Butchers.” manner at the dinner table. Good title to give a book that in "D irty Dancing,” won the the pair, both of Italian descent, DeNicola says that until "Dirty His death impels Howard into a contains 16 crime stories, all "best original song in a movie” were introduced. Dancing,” he had never written quest of discovery and the quest cleverly plotted, quick-moving Golden Globe, given by the "We started writing together for a movie sound track. " I never ieads to some odd places; the and nicely written. Hollywood Foreign Press right away,” DeNicola says. "W e thought about going that way,” he dead man’s laboratory and a The lead story, after which the Association. were working toward Franke says. “ I was thinking about collection of loathsome, mutated book is named, is a real corker. It The song was also nominated getting a record deal.” trjdng to get a record deal for animals; a seedy Boston bar and concerns murderous goings-on in for the “ best song written for a Then lenner called Previte, years.” a meeting with the gorgeous a small butcher shop. Lovesey’s motion picture or television” asking him to submit songs for Previte says he had submitted exotic dancer who had lived with at his most devious here as he Grammy, but it did not come up a "D irty Dancing.” “ a bunch of songs from the the dead man, and several near lures the reader into what seems winner. “ I called John,” Previte says. Knockouts’ third album,” for the brushes with death at the hands of a cut and dried tale of murder by "(I've Had) the Time of My JOHN DeNICOLA AND FRANKE PREVITE "A friend of his, Don Markowitz, 1985 film, “ Smooth Talk.” Two of an amoral professional killer. refrigerator and then springs a Life” has also been nominated for . . . songwriters for “Dirty Dancing” had a little studio in his house.” the songs, with Previte singing, tricky, but most logical, ending at Not everyone’s cup of tea. hut, an Oscar as the “ best-original Markowitz worked with them “ Come Rain or Shine” or “ You the reader. It would make O. then. Cook’s books do sell briskly. song.” Other nominees are the Swayze, was No. 2 and climbing composing ’’ (I’ve Had) the Time Don’t Want Me” were included in cided to go into films — 'Rambo,' Henry jealous. - PH IL THOMAS (A P ) title song from “ Cry Freedom,” on March 5. 'The Big Chill.’ He sold us to of My Life.” . the movie. This flair for the tricky ending “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now” Previte, a native of New MCA.” DeNicola says, “ Jimmy lenner Previte and DeNicola are writ­ Ruse MeoKendrtok/SpeoW to the Hereld is again employed extremely well from "Mannequin,” "Shake- Jersey, says he began his career Previte says the group lost gave us the Miami Sound Ma- ing with Swayze for his upcoming “INKS” — The Higgins India ink bottle in “ Belly Dance.” This one Bats flthing story down” from "Beverly Hills Cop as a performer "when I was a kid, momentum because it took al­ . chine’s 'Rhythm of the Night’ for solo album. They’ve submitted a is a chair motif made of Jappaned iron on the left is made less tippable with a concerns a well-endowed young II.” and “ Storybook Love” from with a cousin, in a Roulette the Latin rhythm and a Blues few hiiigs to Bon Jovi, whom they with heavy glass for the fluid. it a murder mystery most a year to go from one label to woman who is conned Into bo o m ­ “ The Princess Bride.” Records a capella singing group Brothers song that had a long part met at a party for David Bowie’s polished wood cover. The other inkwell the other. " I decided to take a ing a belly dancer and then giving DOUBLE WHAMMY. By Carl called the Intruders.” before the song really took off, to band. "Bon Jovi’s drummer was Warnes and Medley won a hiatus to write. In one and a half a steamy private performance Hlaaaen. Putnam. 120 Pages. in the Knockouts,” Previte says. $23.95 Grammy for best pop vocal After college, his groups were years I wrote about SO songs.” show what he wanted. It made no for an old man with weak heart. sense to me.” “ We’ve stayed in touch.” They’ve Bass fishing seems to be a very performance by a duo or group the Oxford Watchband on Capitol DeNicola, a bass player, cur­ Don’t Jump to conclusions, it Previte adds, “ I think he was also talked to Jeffrey Osbourne, big bucks industry. for their singing of “ (rv e Had) and Bull Angus on Mercury. rently co-writes and performs in doesn’t end that way at all. trying to lock us into a rhythm.” Luther Vandross and Gregory Inkwells worth up to $6,000; At least it is in Carl Hiaasen’s the Time of My Life.” “ After that I did a solo album for a group with vocalist Patti In “ Trace of Spice,” Lovesey After they submitted the song, Abbott about writing songs for blackly funny "Double Buddah, kind of rhythm 'n' Malone. He says he’s been deals with a subject that is dear to The "Dirty Dancing” sound them. Whammy,” where the booty is blues.” Previte says, the choreographer the heart of authors whose work crack, on RCA, arrived at No. 1 on writing for about five years, Previte says a psychic, who is a big enough to lead greedy folks to Previte then organized Frdnke for the movie called to thank has been savaged by critics. The .he best-selling album charts including the last two and one- friend of the family, told him that most collectibles go for less do all sorts of nasty things. and the Knockouts — "blue-eyed them. “ He said they had listened problem is how to kill the critic March 5. The second single from half years with Previte. two songs in a movie would start soul vocals with a rock band.” to 149 songs before it and had without getting caught. Lovesay Murder is one of these, which t, also by Previte and DeNicola, his career and both would go to T h ese are DeNicola, a native of Amity- given up hope of finding a song. of the pen would slop ink onto your has the solution. technically makes this novel a 'Hungry Eyes,’ sung by Eric No. 1. He says he told her that “ inks.” A col­ “ We had a top-10 single and two ville. Long Island, began his He said they knew immediately fingers. Some better models had “ The Locked Room” concerns murder mystery. And a very good Tarmen, also was a hit. The third ’’ (I’ve Had) the Time of My Life” lector. zeroing top-20 singles on Millenium, a career with a local New York they didn’t need to listen to any a sidearm to offer a smaller a man who “ believed in fate. If it one It is. But it also is much more ■ingle from it, “ She’s Like the had already fallen off the best­ in on an ink. label that RCA distributed,” band, Sweetback, then went from more songs.” Coflectors’ surface. Others had opening too was decreed that he should one than that. Readers of Hiaasen’s Vind,” written and sung by one of Previte says. "T h e president of it into Bily Joe’s band for seven DeNicola adds, “ They liked it selling chart. She said it would hopes to find no narrow for anything but the ink in the ink. It day be rich, it would happen. “ Tourist Season” know that the he movie’s stars, Patrick Millenium, Jimmy lenner, de­ years. so much they brought us in to look come back. It did. pen-point. corrodes the Corner Meanwhile, he would continue to murder plot is the structure on If you get really deep into the retail cigarettes and tobacco which he hangs a lot of other metal ones and Russ MacKendrick world of penmanship you might cakes up on the honestly and without regret.” things. Chief among those is the find yourself with a Victorian The chance for riches does come. . despoliation of the environment. ‘Girt Friday’ remake is harmiess and enjoyabte others. inkstand complete wih quill but given Lovesey’s penchant for The inkwell holder, inkwell, pot with pow­ Hiaasen doesn’t like what the on the left cleverness don’t count on count­ developers are,doing to the land, SWITCHING Claude Carriere and Kaufman, dered sand for blotting, a wafer ing the money. does get by. Grade: ★ ★ Vi New home video 1 spelling it out), is actually a Glass Works. Glastonbury Glass especially in his native Florida, CHANNELS box for sealing wax, a candle for - PH IL THOMAS (A P ) takes a necessarily more linear Higgins India ink bottle made less and a pl^e in Coventry — all in and his condemnation of the ways (P G ) This re­ THE UNBEARABLE LIGHT­ melting the wax — and a tinkle approach; and. by casting Caniel THE PRINCESS BRIDE (PG) tippable with the polished wood in which these people pursue a NESS OF BEING (R ) This the 1820s. bell to rouse up a servant to take make of “ His Day-Lewis ("M y Beautiful Laun- Nelson. $89.98. Rob Reiner’s cover. It is being' used as a buck features prominently in his three-hour amatory epic by the Warman’s 20th edition has the missive away. Patients die iike flies Girl Friday” — drette” ) as Tomas, it centers on a full-length fractured fairy tale is paperweight. stories. Filmctcr risk-taking director Philip Kauf­ prices for inks made of ceramics, he Rosalind more boyish Casanova. Happily, like the Brothers Grimm as told The other ink is a chair motif in Cook’s new thriiier man (“ The Right Stuff” ) intert­ glass and metal. They list a □ □ n The bad guy in “ Double Russell/Cary the film achieves its own inde­ by a Borscht Belt comic. It’s very that is also seen in the Time-Life Robert DIMattTO wines love, sex and politics. Its 21-inch metal job, made in Louis MORTAL FEAR. By Robin Whammy” is a highly popular Grant screw­ pendent life, becoming as deli­ pleasant, with some canny cast­ Encyclopedia. The T -t number is COMING EVENT: The Man­ source material is Milan Kunde- XV style, with five scrolling feet, Cook. Putnam. 364 Pages. $24.95. television faith healer who is ball comedy cately thoughtful and poetic an ing: Chris Sarandon as a dash­ made of blue glass throughout, chester Philatelic Society will ra’s playfully obsessive novel at $1,600. Kovels’ 19th tops this Strange, really strange, things trying to sell town houses on land hat was itself a American movie as we’ve had in ingly arrogant evil prince, Mandy with a cover made to'seem like a host its 28lh annual spring stamp about Tomas, a womanizing with $6,000 for a glass Harrison are happening at the Good Health surrounded by poisoned water. 'emake of-the a long time. ' Patinkin as a Spanish swords­ seat cushion with a cat figure for exibitionand dealer bouse, MAN- Czech brain surgeon who is tom Tippecanoe by the Whitney Plan Clinic in Boston. Avaricious as he can be. this ?reat news- The trio of lead performances is man. Wallace Shawn as a das­ a handle. 4-. Brothers of Glassboro, N.J. PEX '88. on Saturday and Sun­ japer comedy "The Front Page” romantic ideal of Hollywood between the dualities of commit­ chap, oddly enough, is also very a quiet marvel. Day-Lewis makes tardly kidnapper, and Billy Crys­ The armchair item'shown here Coming down to earth — Most day. April 23 and 24, at Manches­ The health of the patients at the - has the thankless task of comedies, so it’s only a matter of ment and freedom, love and sex. funny and his antics nearly steal Tomas bright-eyed and avid. As tal as a wizened Yiddish miracle is a made of jappaned iron with a of the collectible inkwells you’d ter High School. 134 E. Middle clinic is not good. They are, in time before he tricks her into marriage and polygamy. the show from private detective attempting to measure up to a Sabina, Lena Olin isa rabishingly man. But it’s also very mild; heavy glass container for the see around would be more like $35 Turnpike. fact, dying like flies and fora very postponing her wedding — osten­ The setting is late-’60s P ra ^ e , R.J. Decker. . . classic, “nie better one knows saucy femme fatale in a black ^ m e of us think the film could fluid. There is no maker’s name to $100. Artwork can run amok in Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. both odd reason. Somehow, their aging sibly to finish reporting one last the period when Czech society “ Friday.” the more disappointed bowler hat: in contrast. Juliette have used a little more bite and or mold marks in .sight. If these things: We see quotations days. Parking and admission are process has been speeded up. Decker, a violent type who has one is likely to be by this picture, sensational case. blossomed in open defiance of free. served time for beating the tar Binoche’s Tereza is a lovely zest. Grade: ★ ★ probably hails from some time in for a seated bear, bust of Dante. How can this be? It’s up to Dr. which updates the story to the era Reynolds is livelier here than Soviet influence only to endure Competitive exhibits require a out of a punk, has been hired by a gamihe with doelike pathos. the so-called golden age of Columbia Expo Building, a Dutch Jason Howard to find out, and so >f TV Journalism. It’s harmless he’s been in years, and Reeve — the repressive measures brought rich, but sleazy, man named In one great erotic sequence, inkwells. 1870 to 1920. Woman. Fox Head, swirl glass (a nominai fee fora frame rental but he does, but not before Robin tnd moderately enjoyable, mocking his pretty-boy image — on by the subsequent Soviet Dennis Gault to investigate these two women photograph Movie rating guide Many of the early inks were Pitkin specialty). Greyhound. non-competitive displays arc Wel­ Cook takes the reader for a is surprisingly funny. The game invasion. All the while, Tomas’ come at no charge. cheating in the bass fishing hough. each other naked in Sabina’s made of soapstone or lead. The Jockey Cap. Seated Monkey, sometimes exciting, but mostly supporting cast includes Henry dichotomous nature is embodied Motion PIctur* Association ot Amer­ tournament. Gault’s previous in­ Kathleen Turner stars as an studio, amidst cascading cross­ ica rating datinitlans; first glass inkwells in this country Shoemaker and Walrus Head. It’s open to all — you don’t have boring, ride in "Mortal Fear.” by two women — his faithful ice Chicago anchorwoman who Gibson as a Houdini-aping con­ currents of feeling. Here, and G — Ganeral audiences. Alt ages came from the Maynard and And wouldn’t you know that to be a member. Apply to vestigator has been murdered photographer wife, Tereza (Ju­ admitted. lecides toditch her high-pressure vict slated for the electric chair, throughout, Kaufman and his Noyes firm of Boston in 1816 Tiffany had to get into the act? MANPEX. P.0, Box 1057, South Cook, a doctor himself, has and he wants Decker to find out liette Binoche), and his free- PG — Parental guidance suggested. written a number of other novels who did It as well as to find the ob working for a slave driver of and, in a few inspired moments. team keep us suspended between Same material may not be suitable tor ; Close behind was our own Pitkin The Time-Life story shows a color Windsor. CT 06074. spirited painter mistress Sabina children. in which the plot hinges on cheaters and how they get away in ex-husband (Burt Reynolds); Ned Beatty plays a corrupt teasing sensuality and dreamy photo of a bronze globe they (Lena Olin). PG-13 — Special parental guidance □ □ □ medical shenanigans of one sort with it. ihe’s all too happy to leap intothe gubernatorial candidate with a melancholy. To paraphrase a line strangly suggested far children under created. It is inlaid with decora­ The book’s triangular romance or another. They, as does “ Mortal irms of a fatuous but good- ravenous appetite. Some of the in Kundera’s book: The film’s 13. Some moterlol may be Inopprop- tive enamels. Russ MacKendrick is a Man­ Decker eventually does, but not slapstick and machine-gun-fire is filtered through Kundera’s rlote for vounpchlldren. EMERGENCY Fear,” had basically interesting ooking millionaire (Christopher form is sadness, its content R — Restricted. Under 17 reoulres Fire — Police — Medical The chair-type inkwell shown chester resident who is an author­ before Hiaasen has taken the intellectual digressions — plots but were marred by turgid Reeve). Reynolds and Turner repartee is heavyhanded — one happiness. Grade; ★ ★ ★ Vk accomponylng parent or odvit here is not in the best possible ity on many types of collectibles. reader on a funny but thought guardian. writing. Nothing has changed. ^ lave one of those can’t-live- sign that the movie lacks a sure, Nietzche’s idea of eternal return, design for usage. When the cover Write to him in care of the provoking trip through Florida an analysis of kitsch and so on. (Film grading: ★ ★ ★ ★ excel­ X — No one under 17 admitted. Some DIAL 911 ipart/can’t-live-together rela- unifying comic rhythm and tone. states may hove higher age is off there is a wide area for Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, The plot here concerns the the tourist doesn’t see. lent, ★ ★ ★ good, ★ ★ fair, ★ poor) In Manchester ionships that are almo.st the A lot of this film Just gets by. but it The movie, scripted vby Jean- restrictions. evaporation. Also.atoo-eagerdip Manchester 06040. premature death of people who - PH IL THOMAS (A P ) , , ; , , ; , i , i, MM • » » I * n 5 n • • » • M M i M I It M M M M • » . M M M »M *«>»<>■ »» - MANCHE8TOB HERALD, »SatimilXr*toroli.aViM> j » t - llifANdHrE^feR'Hfefai^tD? l^h - ’ll

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6 * 4 * 3 - 2 *7 *M. Hlaiirbpatpr HmlJi If your business “HAS IT”, fianrlipatpr ilpralJi Hello Manchester Herald. I would like to be part of the Has Serving the Manchester Let everyone know!! Serving the Manchester It Page that runs on Saturdays. area for 100 years Be a part bf this page area for 100 years Yes, 1 know It's the best wav to reach new customers. Thank 16 Brainard Place 6 * 4 * 3 - 2 * 7 « 1 * 1 16 Brainard Place you very much. Manchester 203-643.2711 Manchester 203-643-2711 3» - MANCHESTER M R A L D . Saturday. March 26,1988 •r'l 11 /. /■ rrvrr^r'yA r AARP to offer driver's education class Editor’s note: This column is prepared by the staff of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. Schedule for the week Senior Citizens Monday — Ceramics 9:30 a m.; Bingo 10 a m.; By Joe DIminIco Home Repair series — finish carpentry 10 a.m.; Activities Director Pinochle 12:30 p.m.; Exercise with Rose 1:30 p.m 9:30 a.m. Cost of the affair is $21. which includes Tuesday: Oil painting 9:30 a m.; Square dancing The senior center in conjunction with the transportation and dinner. cancelled due to elections; Exercise with Cleo American Association of Retired Persons will be Please make note of the following Thursday cancelled due to elections; Basketweaving (Beg) 2 offering a driver education program on April 19 and programs: p.m.; Grocery shopping-call a day in advance for 20 froni 12:30 to 4 p.m. The class will consist of March 31 — East Catholic High Choral Group ride; Non-grocery shopping (Bradlees)—call a day Su discussions and a slide presentation on the “ Rules of April 7 — Vernon Line Dancers in advance for ride. the Road." Individuals completing the class are April 14 — Dr. Stephen Sinatra — Cardiovascular Wednesday: Caning 9:30 a.m.; Crewel 9:30 a m.; April 3, 1988 ^ eligible for a 5 percent reduction on their insurance Health and Wellness Pinochle 9:30a.m.; Friendship Circle 10 a.m.; Line premiums. Fee for the class is $7 (payable by check April 21 — No program, no lunches. Dancing 10:30 a m.; Arts & Crafts 12:30 p.m.; only) and applications may be picked up at the Bridge 12:30 p.m.; Exercise with Rose 1:30 p.m. Center Park, Manchester center. April 28 — “ Fascinating World of Bells” Just a reminder that the last class in the Thursday: Orchestra rehearsal 9 a.m.; Pysanky Congratulations are in order to all our TCE (Tax 7:00 A.M. Home/Repair series will be this Monday. The topic dying) 9:30-11:30 a.m.; Thursday program. Counseling for the Elderly) volunteers who will be will be finish carpentry. East Catholic Choral Group; Basketweaving (Adv) honored on April 18 for their efforts by the IRS.TCE 2 p.m. Individuals interested in joining the stencilling volunteers, under the direction of Bob Hendrickson, class are reminded the class will begin on April 8 Friday: Closed for Good Friday. are here at the center every day but Thursday from from 9:30-11:30. The class is free of charge but a fee 1:30 to 3:30 until April 15 to assist seniors with their is involved for materials for each project. The class Scores tax forms free of charge. list includes the following: Lady golfers are reminded that there will be an $lApril 4 — Stencil cutting and note paper making BOWLING — Men: Charlie Glade 202-545, Bruno important organizational meeting next Wednesday Giordano 522, Phil Washburn 557, Paul Venza at 1 p.m. to discuss league play at Manchester April 15 — White sweatshirt $13.50 206-545, Leo Leggitt 515, Fred Leonard 506, Harold Country (Hub. The meeting is obligatory for the April 29 — Gameboard $15, includes board, bag Hinkel 209-568, Dick Colbert 512, Ray Chittlck A community wide service^ celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus. roster will be developed from those attending. and checkers. 224-235-236-695, Sam McAllister 551, Bert Sweet Men golfers are reminded that the deadline for May 6 — Bib apron $9. 223-565, A1 Rodonis 563-201, Max Smole 503, Andy registration is April 30. Individual registration Individuals may choose one or all of the classes. Lamourex 224-583, Jim Powers 203-220-589, Ray afterwards will be put on a waiting list. Big thanks are in order to Carl Then, a Martina 220-550, Stan Kalinowski 208-527, Stan The Hawaii trip scheduled Oct. 22-Nov. 2 is filling Manchester resident, who donated a beautiful Wlochowski 211-503. fast. The cost of the trip is $1489 which includes player piano and numerous rolls of music. Certainly Women: Jenny Leggitt 450, Lena DiMarco 187, transportation via American Airlines, a 7-day the piano will be a benefit to senior center Yolanda Bums 178, Ginger Yourkas 180-183-535. cruise. 28 meals, numerous entertainment and programs. Sandy Carina 189, Vi Pulford 179-177-498, Lottie much more. Interested individuals may stop by the Lastly, the senior center will be closed next week Kuczynski 487. center to pick up a flyer. A $200 deposit is required on Good Friday as well as Square Dancing and PINOCHLE — Betty Turner 700, Betty Jesanis upon registration. Cleo’s Exercise Class being cancelled on ’Ttiesday 680, Ann Fisher 676, Amerlia Anastasio 662, Helen Individuals interested in going to Wildwood from due to the presidential primary. Silver 657, Bill Stone 655, Sol Cohen 650. June 5-9 are asked to call Senior Travel at 875-0538. March 23: Earl Popple 735, Amelia Anastasio 697. Cost of the trip is $204. Menu for the week SETBACK — Helen Gavello 137, John Klein 132, Anyone interested in attending the Coachlight on Monday — Meatball grinder. Amelia Anastasio 120, Bill Stone 120, Helen Silver June 1 for the showing of “ Singing in the Rain” are Tuesday — Chef’s choice. 119. Ada Rogas 118. I'//.:- reminded there will be a registration on April 20 at Wednesday — Grilled cheese and tomato BRIDGE — Betty Seipel 4930, Sol Cohen 4700, Tom sandwich, soup, dessert, beverage. Regan 4610, Lillian Evan 4700, Grace Gibbs 4550 Friday — Closed for Good Friday. Tom Lynch 4200, Rita Paul 4030, Jeanne Roark 3830 You are welcome to attend any of the Social Security „

following services at the churches who bring you QUESTION: I plan to retire from my full timejob FRIENDSHIP LODGE but I also plan to take a part-time job. Will this affect my Social Security benefits? If so, how? #145, A.F. & A.M. The Sonrise Service. ANSWER: It all depends on the amount of your earnings. Under the Social Security law you are Comniunity Baptist Church Church of the Nazarene Salvation Army Citadel.,, ’ Trini^; Coventant Church allowed to earn a certain am o^ t of earnings, which Annual 585 Em I Center St., Manchester, CT 236 Main Street, Manchester, CT 661 Main Street, Manchester. is called an exempt amount. This year it’s$6,120 for HaqVmatack Street, Manchester • 1% ■ people under 65 and $8,400 for people 65 through 69. Special Holy Week Services Palm Sunday Palm Sunday - Your benefits will not be affected until your earnings reach the exempt amount. Your benefits 10:45 AM, Worship 10:45 AM Worship Palm Sunday — 8 & 11 AM PANCAKE FESTIVAL will be reduced $1 for each $2 of earnings above this March 27, Palm Sunday Baptism. 10:30 AM 6:00 PM, Baptism • Community Baptism 6:00 PM Youth Worship limit. By the way. the exempt amount is adjusted Band & Chorus Maundy Thursday, 7:30 PM Maundy Thursday — 7:30 PM every year to keep pace with average wage levels. Nanndy Thursday MARCH 27,1988 (Palm Sunday) Good Friday, 7:30 PM Communion Service, Speeimi Mujie 4-8 PM, Pastoral Family Sharing Easter Sunday - QUESTION: I think I might be eligible for a 9 AM to 3 PM Easier Sonrise, 7 AM CommunioiyAppointment Sonrise 7:00 AM program in my state that offers free heating oil. If I Good Friday — > :3 0 PM am eligible, will it affect the amount of my SSI Easter Breakfast, SAM Breakfast ^ Dramatic Monoiopue, Meditation by Pastor Easier Sunday checks? Church School, 9:15 AM Worship — 10:45 Easier Worship 10:45 AM Worship MASONIC TEMPLE 4:00 PM Easter Cantata E a s te r — Sonrise 7 AM ANSWER: Probably not. Home energy assist­ IM 7 PM, Easter Muscial, Choir & Drama ance based on need and certified by the state does **/VoMJ / See You** 8 A 11 A M e not count as income for SSI purposes and will not 25 East Center Street Center Congregational affect the amount of your check. (Next To Post Office) QUESTION: I don’t have Medicare medical ^ ' ' First . Church insurance, but I do have Medicare hospital Manchester, Conn. Hillsltnrh 11 Center Street, Manchester insurance. Will the latter pay my doctor’s bill if he Church of the Living God treats me while I’m in the hospital? Palm Sunday, 8 & 10 am 45 North School St.. Manchester ALL THE PANCAKES AND SAUSAGE Mai ay (Robertson School) ANSWER: No. Hospital insurance does not cover Maundy Thunday, 7:30 pm your doctor’s services even though you receive T h e La st Supper & T e n e b ra e them in a hospital. To get your doctor’s services ! covered you will first have to sign up for medical Good Friday, U:45 AM Easter Morning insurance during a general enrollment period. A YOU CAN EAT! ^Easiei ITay of the Crou Communion Service general enrollment period is held January 1 through 11: ' ihip March 31 of each year. r 25G Savings With This Coupon On All Tickets ' E la.ter 10 A M 7:00 P^|H|8ter ^Vl orship 7:00 AM , Sonrite, Center Park ’This column is prepared b^4be^itaff of the Social I Adults * 2.75 Children(undar 12) * 1.50 8:30 & 10:30 A M Worship Security Administration in East Hartford. If you have a question you’d like to see answered here, Regular Adult Price *3.00 Children under 12 *1.75 write to: Social SMurity, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. BUSINESS Highlights Dawn of ‘icouch^potato. econom / Americah’ rules coming of the week good for U.S., economist says By The Associated Press By Peter Coy In 1987, America seemed to optimistically sees a positive side to help U.S. bearing industry ■ The government said the economy, as The Associated Press turn suddenly sedentary. Books to that; It will force business to measured by the gross national product, grew and maps finished first, followed find ways to automate more, he WASHINGTO;^ (AP) - The up nearly 19 percent of the U.S. companies the breathing room at a brisk 4.8 percent annual pace in the final NEW YORK ^ The aging of the closely by funeral and burial says, increasing the nation’s Pentagon will announce plans market. The Pentagon buys a they need to regain their competi- three months of last year. baby-boom generation is creating expenses. productivity. next week to require the makers majority of the super-precision ■ tive edge.” she said. e The government reported that in Febru­ a “ couch-potato economy” that The numbers from the Com­ Yardeni’s ideas are supported of submarines, jets, tanks and bearings used in jets and The new regulations would ary consumer prices rose just 0.2 percent, will be marked by low unemploy­ merce Department may be mis­ by others, including Cheryl Rus­ other military items to use only submarines. cover only combat-related sys­ factory orders for durable goods fell 1.8 ment, more savings and rising leading because the biggest per- sell, editor-in-chief of American American-made bearings in a Congressional proponents tems and not non-military items percent, personal incomes advanced 0.9 productivity, economists and centage risers are small Demographics magazine in move to - help the slumping warn that the sagging domestic bought by the Pentagon such as percent and spending increased 0 7 percent. population experts say. segments that fluctuate widely, Ithaca, N.Y. bearing industry. Rep. N^ahcy L. The dawning of a couch-potato industry would be'unable to gear bearings for automobiles, ac­ ■ A jgovernment report said toat corpora­ but Yardeni is convinced that As baby boomers settle down, Johnson said Friday. economy is the best thing that up for wartime production. They cording to Johnson aide Caroline tions’ after-tax profits shot up 8.4 percent in they tell a story. they are beginning to put aside could happen to the United States The ‘ Connecticut Republican point to a 1986 Pentagon study Willson.' Military bearings make 1987, the best performance in three years. “ I’m not promising you that the money for their children’s educa­ said the Buy-American regula­ after years of yuppie splurging, that said the bearing industi^ is up more than half the bearings ■ The Federal Home Loan Bank ^ a r d said transformation definitely hap­ tion and their own retirement, tion, expected to be published , critical to the nation’s defense purchased by the department. the savings and loan industry lost $3.2 billion says Edward Yardeni, the econo­ pened in ’87,” but something is Ms. Russell said. Monday in the Federal Register, ' and warned that domestic manu­ mist who coined the term. afoot, Yardeni said. About $40 million of the $350 last year — the largest amount since the Great But baby boomers will still be would ^ in place for at least three facturers were in “ imminent Depression — mainly due to insolvent “ Yuppies are slowing down. He said the shift could point to million in military-related bear­ spending, too, something that is years: Slie called it a “ tremend­ danger of being unable to suppo'rt institutions in Texas. We’re all getting older, a little an increased savings rate. “ And AP graphic ings purchased by the Defense good news for producers of ous victory” for U.S. bearing national defense needs.” ■ The government said it posted a $23.9 less frivolous,” Yardeni, 38, that should leave room for a boom Department annually comes consumer goods. makers. “ This action is clearly needed billion budget deficit in February after a $16.1 director of economics and fixed- in exports and a boom in capital The domestic industry has been to halt a trend that directly from foreign countries. And that billion surplus the previous month. income research for Prudential- spending. Which is not a bad mix “ Baby boomers are entering trend has been increasing, the severely eroded by foreign com­ jeopardizes our ability to defend ■ ’The National Association of Realtors said Bache Securities Inc., said this at all.” their peak earnings years, so they congresswoman said. Analysts await petition in recent years. Nearly 65 ourselves.” said Johnson, a that sales of existing homes posted a modest past week. One reason for Japan’s extraor­ will be able to spend more and percent of ball bearings sold in founder of the Congressional From 1980 ttf 1986, she.said, the increase of 3.8 percent in February. Exhibit No. 1 in Yardeni’s case dinary success is its high savings save more at the same time,” Ms. the United States come from Bearing Caucus-whose western number oHoreign manufacturers ■ Automakers reported a slight decline in is the shift noted last year in rate, which creates a pool of Russell said. healthy signals abroad, and 40 percent of the Connecticut district includes sev­ authorized to sell bearings to the domestic car sales in mid-March. consumer-spending priorities af­ money for investment. In spite of the free-spending roller bearing sales are from eral major bearing employers. Pentagon increased from two to ■ The Postal Service announced that higher ter the go-go years of 1985 and ’Trailing behind the American reputation of the young, Ms. imports. ‘"This new policy will prevent 12. Johnson said that would have postage rates, including a 25-cent charge for 1986. baby boomers is the “ baby-bust” Russell said, households headed Bv Chet Currier The Defense Department, is a the loss of even more business climbed to 30 companies by 1990 In 1985, the two fastest-growing generation — the smaller comple­ The Associated Press first-class letters, would take effect April 3. by people aged 35 and over lead major buyer of bearings, making overseas and give our bearings without the new regulations. ■ Texaco Inc. won final bankruptcy court segments were brokerage and ment of workers that is entering their juniors in every broad NEW YORK — WallStreetanalystsareexpecting approval for a plan that would settle its investment fees and audio and the work force now. category of spending except two; new signals in the next few days of a healthy outlook multibillion-dollar dispute with Pennzoil Co. video equipment. There are too few qualified alcohol and rented dwellings. for the economy. and bring it out of Chapter 11 protection early In 1986, the leaders were boats baby busters to fill all the The mix of spending is what is They’re not so sure, however, whether the figures Regulation would allow home work next month. and recreational vehicles. entry-level jobs. But Yardeni changing. will be enough to prop up the stock market after Its WASHING’TON (AP) - The les, hankerchiefs and some - gators have found about half of ■ A federal bankruptcy judge approved sharp selloff of late. Reagan administration launched jewelry. the violations of the current law, Prudential Insurance Co. of America’s offer to Court halts Eastern sale "Best Buy Oil" When the government reports Tuesday on the a final attempt Friday to over­ However, unlike its two pre­ was aimed at defusing opposition pay $11 million to settle claims resulting from a index of leading economic indicators for February, turn a 46-year-old law that vious attempts to deregulate from the 210,000-member Inter­ clerical error in which a lien it held was listed Vernon, CT as worth $92,885 instead of $92,885,000. WASHINGTON (AP) - A Silberman all voted to deny economists at Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. expect prohibits manufacturers from so-called Industrial homework, national Ladies Garment federal appeals court on Friday it to show an Increase of 0.9 percent. Another major . ■ Eight states filed suit accusing dozens of Eastern’s request to drop the hiring people to produce apparel officials said this time they will Workers Union. , denied a request by Eastern sanctions. 875-0876 brokerage firm, Merrill Lynch, is looking for a 1.0 However, the president of that insurance companies of conspiring to create in their homes. not try to remove the ban on Airlines to block a set of sanctions On March 10, District Judge percent rise. union. Jay Mazur, said it will the liability insurance crisis, making coverage The Labor Department said it women’s apparel. Also, any al­ levied against the carrier for its John H. Pratt found Eastern in Anything in that range would be the best showing vigorously oppose any relaxation unavailable or too costly for many govern­ will publish propiosed regulations lowed jewelry work would be attempt to sell its East Coast air contempt for trying to sell its for the index, which is designed to measure forces of the current ban, calling the ments and businesses. next week that would allow limitied to stringing beads and shuttle. shuttle for $225 million. Eastern, influencing the future course of the economy, since employers to contract work from packaging. administration’s latest proposal ■ Former stock speculator Ivan F. Boesky per gallon / C.O.D. last summer, well before the market crash. began a three-year prison term for his The ruling by the U.S. Circuit a subsidiary of Texas Air Corp., people in their homes in five Assistant Labor Secretary “ a betrayal of the rights and proposed selling the shuttle to a minimum 150 gsllons Among the 12 components of the index, Shearson protections held by American conviction in the nation’s biggest insider­ Court of Appeals means Eastern industries;'gloves and mittens, Fred Alvarez said excluding will at least temporarily have to new company to be created price sublect to change says, building permits are likely to make a strong embroideries, buttons aiid buck­ women’s apparel, where investi­ workers for generations.” trading scandal. contribution, rebounding from an "abnormally ■ Northwest Airlines announced a smoking, halt its efforts to sell the shuttle within Texas Air. low" level in January. NT j ban on all its domestic flights except to ana while it conducts a legal battle Another indicator already known to be upbeat is from Hawaii and on some foreign routes. with its largest labor union. the stock market itself, which turned in a good ■ Du Pont Co. said it waiild.atop prddui^ng The appeals court also set a showing last month. chlorofluorocarbon compounds, which destroy May 6 date for arguments on For a while at midwinter, worries mounted that the earth’s protective ozone layer. whether the judges should dis­ the index was foreshadowing a recession with three ■ Campeau Corp. raised to $6.53 billion its miss a contempt rilling against consecutive monthly declines. That caution light I bid for Federated Department Stores Inc., Eastern that was issued in the stopped flashing, however, when the decline Wc Have while friendly suitor R.H. Macy & Co. said it same case. originally reported for December was revised to might sweeten its $6.3 billion offer for the Judges David Sentelie, James s show a small gain. retailer. L. Buckley and Laurence H. No w, if the February figure lives up to its advance News. Sports, Features and McDonald's® Tool ■ American Stores Ck>. offered $1.72hillion to billing, fears of an impending busircss slump will . r1 acquire Lucky Stores Inc. of California in a Zebras is the presumably continue to fade. Yet Wall Street, with Become a New MancheMer Herald Subscriber (for a minimum deal that would create one of the nation’s its traditional perversity, may not find the news of 13 weeks) and we'li send you a $5.00 book of McDonald's* largest supermarket and discountdrugchains. nickname for the reassuring. Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald’s * location. Don't wait) ■ Bank of New York Co. began a hostile $1.08 RENTAL barcoded iabeis As the Merrill Lynch Market Letter observes in its billion tender Ijffer for Irving Bank Corp., but current issue, "A faster pace for the economy could Irivittg said it was seeking a “ white knight” of iines and be a double-edged sword for the market. Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the friendly bidder and other alternatives. numbers that wiii "It would support our projections that corporate CARS Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 ■ General Electric Co. launched a double­ profits — based on Standard & Poor’s industrial pronged attack in its bid for Roper Corp. by appear on iocai iibrary materiais and index — will climb about 17 percent this year. But it Dally r ~ ~ — — I boosting its tender offer to $507 million and borrower’s cards. Therefore, each would also fuel fears about increases in interest filing lawsuits challenging Roper’s agreement Weekly rates.” I urant to become a New Maneheetsr Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 to merge with Whirlpooi Corp. borrower’s card must have its own That same reasoning applies to the report on the wseks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald'se Gift Ceflllleatee. Monthly employment situation for March, which is sche­ ■ West Point-Pepperelt Inc. intensified the zebra. duled to be issued by the Labor Department on April Name__ bidding war for J.P.; Stevens & Co. Inc. by Rates 1, when the markets will be closed in observance of Address. i announcing a $1.1 billion tender offer for the Good Friday. textile maker and indicated it could go even 646-0128 Beginning March 28th aii Manchester The New York Stock Exchange composite index Phone__ higher if Stevens agrees to a friendly deal. fell 6.07 to 146.58; the NASDAQ composite index for One Par MmSy — New SnissHewe Omy (not good with any othar eoupona or apadalat ■ Entertainer Merv Griffin raised his bid for residents are requested to come to the Coupon book melM renlpl_ol^ payment for a is-waak aubacrtpllon. the over-the-counter market 9.04 to 372.54, and the hotel and casino operator Resorts Interna­ Library (Mary Cheney or Whiton) and fiii 8 American Stock Exchange market value index 4.47 tional Inc. by $70 million to $295 million, more LYNCH to 294.64. than twice the amount real estate tycoon LtBshig A RoiiIbI out a new registration form to take home Volume on the Big Board averaged 157.26 million Donald Trump proposed to pay for the portion 345 Center Street their own zebra. shares a day, against 175.26 million the week before. of the company he doesn’t already own. Manchester CLASSIFIED O H h elp WANTED m ] h elp WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers ?7TTSSnu^3TTvers IP^OG^TT^^DTrecT^r- needed for town of Youth. Develop and TEACHER Aide Interven­ SPOT Person. Full or tionist needed Imme­ part time. 9-5pm. Com­ Quiz on Page t. Glastonbury. Will direct new Klnder- diately for 1 to 1 work train. Drive as many or garden daycare. Plan with multi- pany paid benefits. See PART TIME as few hours as de­ recreation programs handlcapped 17 year Chari le at Good Sports, 1. Nightcap (Liquor) Notices sired. Bonus plan and for school aged child­ 1017 Sullivan Avenue, HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED old male In public high South Windsor. 2. Bees HELP WANTED earned days. 100 per­ ren. Recruit and super­ school In Vernon. 3. Honk Honk As a condition precedent to cent paid medical Insu­ vise Instructors. EA-BS EXPERIENCED Profes­ the placement of any odver- PART Time occasional CHILD CARE n^ed In M ED IC AL Receptionist- Functional curriculm 4. Hot com er (3rd base) rance available to In education or recrea­ and community based sional Painter-Good tlslno In the Manchester He­ help wanted. Position my home for newborn. LABORER Challenging part time C 0N SU 1TIN 6 driver,family plan also tion. Minimum one Brush Man. Immediate 5. Gelding (Horse) rald. Advertiser hereby re-opened< Applica­ Days and evenings. Ex­ position for busy fam­ training. Male prefe- 6. (a) Green — Jealous (x) agrees to protect. Indemnify available. Save cost of year work experience reed due to required opening. Excellent sa­ tions will be accepted perienced and referen- Coifttnictlofl ily practice. Seeking REP daycare bring your4or with children to: P. lary and benefits. (b) Purple — Enraged (z) and hold harmless the Man­ through Saturday ces. Coll 646-8115.- tojletlng/hyglene su­ chester Herald, Its officers Apply In Person. dependable, energetic Mature person to help 5 year old with you. Wilson, Nutmeg pervision. 28 hours per Apply to: The Mak (c) Pink — Embarrassed (y) and employees against any March 26. The Mall- X-RAY technician for person able to handle children and adutts with Applications available Branch YWCA, 78 Company 643-2659. room, 341 East Center multiple duties. For week at S10 per hour. (d) Blue — Moody (v) and all liability, loss or busy orthopedic prac­ a serious problem, from Glastonbury Pub­ North Main Street, Call Berlin Pupil Per­ DENTAL Assistant. Ex­ expense. Including attor­ Street, Monchester. tice In Storrs area. Full The Andrew more Information call lic Schools. Glaston­ Manchester, CT 06040. (e) Yellow — Cowardly (w) neys' fees, arising from Joyce. 646-6484.______enuresis. AppoIntmenU sonnel Services. 828- cellent full time oppor­ PART Time driver to time. Experience ne­ Anseldl Co. bury, Ct. Phone 633- AA/EEO.______6581.______tunity In team oriented claims of unfair trade practi­ drive disabled person set by us. Hard work and 5231 ext. 430. EOE. ces, Infringement of trade­ cessary. Excellent 186 Bldwell Street NU RSERY Laborer, Full CHILD care workers Glastonbury group to doctor's appoint­ starting salary and be­ time. Apply In person: travel required. Make needed. Full- and part- CHECK Out our new marks, trade names or pat­ Manchester WANTED. Full time en­ spring catalogi Merrl- practice. Salary and ents, violation of rights of ments ond errands. $6 nefits. Reply to: Box Hop River Nursery, *40,000 to *50,000 com­ thusiastic art lover time positions availa­ benefits commensu­ per hour. 646-7703. Route 6, Bolton. 646- Mac has openings for 4 prlvocy and Infringement of RR, c/o the Manches­ mission. Call with excellent secret­ ble. Good starting pay people to represent our rate with experience. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED copyright and proprietary RN-LPN. Immediate ter Herald. WANTED. Mature 7099.______arial skills, salesman­ and benefits. Expe­ 633-3673.______rights, unfair competition woman to work part 800-826 4675 or 100% guaranteed line- Medical Care Center of BABYSITTER wanted H ELP Wanted. Apply In ship and social abilities rience preferred but of home decor, gifts LABOR Type work avail­ and libel and slander, which time In daycare taking person: Pero's Fruit to oversee dally work­ not necessary. Call 646- ORDER Entry Clerk. Im­ RESTAURANT tood may result from the publica­ Manchester has part for 2 boys ages V/i and care of Infants. 1 lob 800-826-4826 and toys. No Invest­ able In Coventry. Will mediate opening for servers, banquet tion of any advOrtlsment In time openings for 2'/2. Nathan Hale Scholl Stand, 276 Oakland ing of art gallery. Call 7090. ment, delivering or col­ train. Call 742-7308. Ev- available 7am-1pm. 2 Street, Manchester. Helen Fuscos 295-9544. local company. Ideal servers, bartenders, the Manchester Herald by nurses with recent District from 7:30-2:30. lobs available 1pm- DRIVER. Immediate op­ TVTbLCeiST CT lection. Call tree now enlngs 742-9277. position for someone "barbacks, cocktail advertiser. Including adver­ acute or ambulatory 643-6384.______ening. Manchester He­ (ASCP). 20 hour posi­ 646-7089.______6pm. Call The Child­ HARVEST Shop. Tlcke- 1-800-992-1072.______SUBSTITUTE Aides returning to the work­ servers, doorperson, tisements In any free distri­ care experience. Inter­ SALES help, full time rald route Coventry tron Operator, lewelry tion In our computer­ place. Must be reliable, line cook, bus person, bution publications pub­ ested applicants call BULLDOZER Operator ren's Place Inc, Man- area. Short hours, ized Cytology Depart­ REAL Estate Salesman. needed for develop- to operate D-3 Cat. chester. 643-5535. leading to assistant assembly, general Full time agents with typing or data dishwasher, mainte­ lished by the Manchester Sheri at 721-7393, manager's position. good pay. Call 742-8867 c shop keeping and sales. ment. Very flexible mentally disabled stu­ Herald. Penny Sleffert, Must be able to fine X-RAY Technician. Im­ needed. Growing real dents at Rockville High entry skills a plus. Able nance person. Apply Mondoy-Frldov, 9-4. Call Male Image Cor­ or 647-9946 and leave Hours needed: Satur­ hours. Excellent benef­ to communicate well at: The Gallery, 141 Publisher. grade and do all mediate Medical Care name and telephone its and availability of estate fli'in, downtown and Center Road NURSE or Medical As­ around bulldozing. Full porate office for avail­ day 9:45-6pm. Thurs­ location. Call Anne 647- Schools. Please call with customers over New London Turnpike, Center of Manchester able openings through- number and I will call days unitl 8:30pm. Ad- daycare. It Interested the phone and have a LOST sistant part time, 15-17 time employment with has a full time apening 8000. Karen at 872-8193. Glastonbury.______hours per week In spe- benefits. Call 742-5317 out Connecticut. you back. dltlonal hours please contact: Rock­ positive attitude. Ex­ AND FOUND for a registered X-Ray Personnel Depart­ available. Call Jerry or ville General Hospital, SWIMMING pool In­ CREC Is an EOE/M/F. GROUP Home- Commun­ clollst, well run, plea­ 8am-5pm.______Technician. Interested cellent company benef­ ity based agency serv­ sant office. Will train. ment, Mrs. Levine. 247- Karen at 649-2908, 10- 31 Union Street, Rock­ staller. Must have two SW EEPER Operator its. Call Royal Consu­ IMPOUNDED- Male PART Time or full time applicants call Sheri at 9070 ______GROWTH Company look­ 5:30 dally. ville, CT. 872-0501. years' experience with needed. Experience ing adults with mental Resume to: Beniamin 721-7393, Monday- mer Business Products retardation seeks full about 1 year old. She­ Adamo M.D., 57 Union cook and dishwashers, ing for future manage­ In-ground vinyl pools. only. Please telephone at 647-0345 ext 210, ask pard cross, black and days, nights and wee­ Frldav, 9-4. ment. Offers profit 742-7803. Evenings 742- 647-9138. time counselor for resi­ Street, Rockville, CT kends. Good pay. DENTAL TEAM 9277. for Bob. dence In Ellington. tan. Pound on Eldridge 06066.______- DENTAL Receptionist Seeking a warm, car­ sharing and manage­ NEW STORE Street. Female about 1 Steady employment. for small busy prac­ ment potential. Ambi­ Bachelors degree In year old. Shepard COMPANION Wanted for Howard Johnson's, 394 tice. 4 days per week. ing, receptionist with tious Individual needed Glastonbury Social Sciences and 2 elderly parents. Duties Tolland Turnpike, communication skills, Full-Time Sales year experience pre­ cross, black and tan. Duties Inlude: schedul­ to learn Industry from Full time and part time positions - ferred. Excellent sa­ Found on Tolland Include light house­ Manchester. 649-6220. ing, Insurance, record full time (4 days) for ground up. 649-4563. keeping and some particularly Thursday evenings, lary and working con­ Turnpike. PLUM BER. P-2 license keeping. Experience our Orthodontic office. ★ cooking. 4 hours a day. Saturdays or Mondays. CLASSIC FINE JEWELRY ditions. Send resume required. Great oppor­ preferred. Salary ne- to; March, Inc., P.O. Coll 568-5950 after 4pm. tunity and Working gotlable. Call 646-5938 ,We believe applicants ONE Full time Mechanic M anchester should be career Openings include: Box 574. Manchester, PART TIME DAYCARE needed 3 days conditions In Manches­ WANTED. Experienced wanted. Diesel and Salesman CT. 06040.______a week, afternoons. ter area. 649-6726 days. Tree Cllmber- minded, ready to grow heavy equipment. Switchboard Operator, Data Entry, For large General Con- Love jewelry? Like people? We offer pleasant HELP WANTED Call 649-2798 after 673-0653 evenings. Foreman. Familiar and fulfill potential. Must have own tools. Gift-Wrap/Stock Room, Retail Sales and LIVE-ln Cornpanlon. Are 12pm. Insurance, profit shar­ Customer Service. tractor. Muat have con- surroundings, competitive pay, 2 weeks paid you compassionate, AUDIT Department. with all phases of Please call Jan at caring and a good spraying, pruning, tree ing and salary negotia­ atructlon background. vacation, paid holidays and an incentive pro- INSURANCE. Expanding Household mover. Our 649-7222 ble. Apply at Upton For HMO medical and dental, store discounts homemaker? Get pold property and casualty billing department removal, etc. Top Excellent commisalon gram. Sales experience a plus. We will train. for your expertise! wage plus benefits, sa­ Construction, Inc., 537 and a company sponsored retirement plan, agency looking for part I HELP WANTED needs a good detail COuHTR^^Corpenters Stafford Road, Route achedule. Reply to: Care at Home needs time Customer Service person. We use typew­ lary qccordlng to abil­ call Dana Fairbanks 278-3050, Tuesday (Tall for an interview: you to be a Itve-ln ity and experience. 872- looking to hire laborer 32, Mansfield, CT. be­ Representative. Expe­ FR A M ER S Needed. Must riter and computer to with own transporta­ tween 8-4pm. through Saturday. Box 00 companion In Man­ rience preferred but have 2 years expe­ prepare Invoices. Full 4513. tion. Dependability a c/o Monctiootor Horold 649-4537 chester. Work 5 or 7 will train. Pleasant or part time. Phone rience, have own tools most. Call for Inter­ Position open for from lOam-Spm days. Good driving re­ working conditions. and transportation. 528-9551, attention Per­ view. 649-0822 otter 6 LUX BOND & GREEN cord a musti Call Gwen Coll d4»^K)16 LIndo. Immediate position sonnel Manager for ap­ PART Time or full time 2 weeks onlyl at 728-1165. SALES Clerks and Cash­ D EN T A L Receptionist. fountain help, dis­ Fine Jeweler$ Since 1898 PERSONAL Care Attend- available. 643-1720 pointment or send re­ MACHINIST. Minimum 5 Mark.______sume to: Hartford ier full or part time Full time, Vernon of­ hwashers and cooks. ant for male quadri­ fice. Pleasant stoff. Be­ Days, nights, and wee- years experience. Set plegic. Possible llve-ln. Despatch Moving and wanted at once at mod­ AUTO Body repair. Im­ Storage, Box 8271, East ern health shop In large nefits, experienced kends. Good pay. WAREHOUSE HELP up and operate Bridge­ 643-0805 from noon- mediate opbning for preferred but wilting to port Lothe CNC mo- 8pm.______Hartford, CT 06108. shopping center. Only Steady employment. painter's assistant to responsible, dependa­ train, mature, self- Howard Johnson's, 394 NAM CO, one of America's largest retail­ chlnlng centers. Lib­ MATURE Core Giver to prepare cars for refln- O llS ^ R Y "Aides, Med- ble persons need apply. motivated person.'Call Tolland Turnpike, ers of home leisure products Is expanding and eral overtime. Wages work with Infants and Ishlng and delivery. In­ dows Manor Is seeking Pleasant working con­ 525-3868 between 10-4. Manchester. 649-6220. BANKING OPPORTUNITIES has Immediate openings for full time ware­ commensurate with toddlers. 12:30-5:30. volves sanding, mask­ energetic people wil­ ditions, flexible hours, Male/Female. house personnel at our new warehouse loca­ ability. Paragon Tool ABC Daycare, Inc. 647- ing and clean-up. All ling to work nights and good salary and benef­ Company,Inc., 121 0788. 649-9228.______tion In Manchester. Positions are permanent. Adams Street, Man­ benefits paid. Call R.T. weekends In our die­ its. Apply at once to NORTHEAST SAVINGS has grown to be one of the largest Full benefit package, hours 8-5, Mon.-Frl„ Coachworks, 8am- tary department. Must Manager or Assistant ASSISTANT savings and loans In this area and that means Its an exciting place to chester, CT. 647-9935. DAYCARE Giver needed. 5pm. 649-5030.______Clerical Assistant overtime available. Please apply In person 12:30-5:30pm. Please be over 16 for this part Manager, Parkade work with great benefits — Including a free NOW checking account POLICY Typist- Excel­ telephone 646-9608. HELP Needed In Garden time position which Health Shoppe, Man­ DIETARY and transportation subsidies — and friendly people who make It fun James MannettI, Director of Personnel lent National Company Center. Position In­ offers on the lob train­ chester Parkade, 404 and "NORTHEAST EASY" to build your career with us. NAMCO Corporate Office In suburban location SUPERVISOR RN- Bay­ cludes loading and un­ ing, paid holidays, va- West Middle Turnpike. MANAGERS East of the River with A rapidly growing wire 100 Sanrico Dr., Manchester, CT 06040 complete benefits. 45 lor, weekends. High loading vehicles, plant cotlon and sick time at NURSERY Landscaper Wtiiswi Mansr. a 518 We currently have the following openings available for people with at rate of pay. Applica­ maintenance and cus­ $7.96 per hour to start. and cable distributor (203) 649-3666 wpm and diversified helper needed. Good bed facility la seeking least 6 months tellers/cashlers experience. A strong aptitude for responsibilities. Salary tions ore now being tomer sales. Whitham Please contact Mo- starting pay. Please saakaan anargatio, or- accepted for this key Nursery, Route 6, Bol­ ryAnn Burdick at 647- two Assistant Dietary figures and a talent for dealing with people. mid teens or DOE. Call telephone 644-1966. ganlzad and dadicatad Dina for details. Fee position. For more In­ ton. 643-7802. 9191. EOE. Managers for nights Individual to asalst Ac­ formation please con­ and weekends. Suc­ paid. Advanced Ca- tact Mrs. Plante counting Dapartmant The Manchester recrs, 282-9232.______cessful candidate will with filing, light typlnt^ Part-Time Teller MATERIAL HANDLER D.N.S., Crestfleld Con­ CAREER have experience In Banking Office Tuesday 6i Wednesday, eam-3pm WORD Processor- Excel­ valescent Home. 643- and ganaral offlca du- Manchester Parkade lent National Company 5151.______OPPORTUNITY DARI-FARMS quantity cooking, ther­ tlas. Wa offar a compa- Saturday, 8:3dam-12:30pm M EADO W S M ANOR is currently seek­ In suburban location apeutic diets and pos­ Manchester, CT PART-TIme Saturdays, IC E CREAM tltlva waga, axcallant ing a part time Material and Supply East of the River with §2 Position Avoiiibio: sess supervisory skills. complete benefits. 45 about 4>/i hours deliv­ Has Immediate Openings banafits and advanca- Full-Time Handler. This 16 hour position will be ering bread and pastry. Hearing Aid Dispenser Starting aalary Is *8.50 The Charter Oak Office wpm and dictaphone • CLASS II ROUTEORIVER mant opportunity In a Customer Sales Specialist Fridays and Mondays, Noon to 4 pm as experience. Salary mid Drivers license re­ per hour for this part conganlal, modarn at- Charter Oak Mall quired. Call 646-0795. Exporioneo: win train. • F R E E Z E R SE L E C T O R S tut e 2nd Shift) time position with paid Mon.-FrI. 11:30am-7:30pm teens or DOE. Fee paid. mosphara. Plaasa call: East Hartford, CT Saturday Mornings well as Saturdays and Sundays 8am to Call Dina for details. ACCOUNTS Povabie- Hours: Monday-Friday •PHONE ORDER CLERKS i holiday, vacation and Noon. Knowledge of medical supplies Advanced Careers, 282- Offlce Clerk. Tuesday • KEY PUNCH OPERATORS sick time. Interested Karen Bachand, CPS 9232.______and Thursday, 9am- 9am-5pm applicants please con­ In addition to the benefits noted above, our full-time employees are and computers helpful but will train. DATA Entry- Excellent 5pm. Will train. 646- DpportunHy; Apply In Person - eligible to participate in our comprehensive benefit package, which 0103. ______tact Mary Ann Burdick. Contact Sharon Bouchard at... National Company In Option to Buy IMS, Inc. Includes medical and dental coverage, along with many other suburban location East DR IVER S Part time tor DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM MEADOWS MANOR 340 Progress Drive of the River with com­ LOCStiOn: Manchester attractive extras. We Invite you to apply at our branch offices during vans and school buses. 40 Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland, CT 333 Bldwell Street Manchester, CT 06040 regular banking hours or contact Lynda Rich In our Human Resources plete benefits. Interest­ Good pay. We provide Mon.-FrI., 8:30am-5:30pm / Sot. 9am-1pm MEADDWS MANOR ing responsibllltlesand training. AM-PM Csii 581-2345 Manchester, CT 06040 Dept., at 282-1 111 for more Information on available positions. 333 Bldwell Street, Manchester advancement poten­ routes and field trips for an appointment Paid Medical, Profit Shoring and Pension Plan, EOE. 647-9191 6434415 eoEMvr tial. Salary mid teens SS i ' available. 643-2373. 647-9191 or DOE. Fee paid. Coll Dina, Advanced Ca­ reers. 282-9232.

uitTi>40»6'i • • .1 •; ’■..'••“v'lWT .• a * ewr^t r e- a »re » ’»««•• ■besa«ees4e8.pge« e«T*<^aszaaa^kijek l9 fiH 0 M E 8 iNiLfw/^a i UJHELPWANTEIF’ ILE I < M fO H 8 A IE ' i4 - APARTMENTS iS e l STORE AND ‘SWWTBIfnStSJSTATi r a a iii onlSTlfeilar FOR RENT IsS lo m SPACE " ihlfft. ^old trolnlno, onf Mdnaeort i|Mdtd MANCHESTER- Tofto- m a n c h e s Y e r . t o 4wi- MANCHESTER. Pulldor- BEAUTIFULLY Situ­ Colt anvtimt, M9-3133. for faaf food oporaflon. fuMv docorotod and nouse Condominium. mered Cape with con- ated! This Ansoldl- ■xcollont pay and bo- spacious Capo amid Beoutiful 3 bidroom •’-temporary flair. 7 MANCHESTER. Large 3 MANCHESTERr"7r!mo il£'IIITAIIV. Appllcani bultt 7 room Colonial k Sp^ioli downtown office nttdi flood offlco noflfa. Sondrotumofo; tho tall Oaks of Red­ unit In convenient cen­ rooms, 4 bedrooms, 1 Vs bedroom Duplex. Gar­ tral location. Private sits lost perfect on o • 9* age, 1V^ baths, wall to space, 825 square fe^. ikllli, plootont tolo* National Poodt, 401 wood Forms. 8 rooms, 3 baths, 3 cor oversized private treed lot on phono ptrionolltv and Cantor Sfroot. bodrooms, tVk- baths, reor deck overlooks oarage. Remodeled wall carpeting, wo- Reosonoble, 448-1447. nice yard. Slote entry- Dortmduth Rood oft sher/dryer hook-up. nico oppooronco. B m- 15X3S first floor family kitchen, baths, over­ Spring Street. 3 bed­ WORTH LOOKING Into... room, 37X38 roc room, way. 1 cor attached size master bedroom BOOKKEEnNG/ MISCELLANEOUS $750 plus utllltes. 443- collont workino condi­ Wantod rooms, formal dining 7540. the • many bargains ot­ tion In locol roal oototo for our toddlor In our now wall to wall, bullt- goraoe. 8137,900. D.w. with double closets. GHUCARE IRCOME TAX SERVICES Pish Roolty. 443-1591.0 room, large kitchen, tered for sole every day In offlco. Coll Mr. Llnd- homo. Loylno> moturo Ina, 3 ear oaraoo, >/i Professional landscap­ 1st floor family room, a a a n c h e s Y e r . 2 bed- LICENSED Mom has full the classified columns I lov. A49-4000 for adult. MutI hayo own acre lot. Much morel BOLTON. New custom ing. 8309,000. D.W. Fish ■ piaster walls, t a x . a t t o r w 1 7 R .J. Roofing. No lob too ODD lobs. Trucking. room Townhouse with oppolntwonfoppc...... franiperfatlon. Rofor- 8313.000 by owner. 843- built 8 room Contem­ Realty. 443-1591.0 screened-ln porch, and part time openings dMksdawnlMI b)g or too small. Will Home repairs. You fireplace. Heat and hot 7898, porary Ranch inneloh- above ground pool, lots In the Washington Will adviae and prapara work 7 days, untH lob .name It, we do It. Free water, carpeting, A/C, [RESORT rtcAL difofo. Wo oro Co" BRAND New Listing! School District. Meals complete. 10% dis­ all appliances. Nice lo- oMpondlnfl our taloo MAtlc^HEStf^R. A-8 D u - borhood of new homes. more! Martin School. aHtaxreiuma. estimates. Insured. 443- ___ [PRpPEHn . . 3 bedrooms, 3Vk baths, Charming and spa­ and snocks provided. count for seniftr citi­ 0304. cotlon. Coll 447-1595. itoff. If you oro conoid- plox. Excellent condi­ cious 6 room full dor- Coll today. 8339,900. W H IT M A N . M ia . stone fireplace In large Jackson ft Jackson Coll 449-7378. zens. Free estimates, MANCHESTER. 1 bed­ orlnfl 0 OKclflnfl and tion. 8330,000. Quiet mered Cope. 144 Dewnay Orhe., Apt A ^ e 649-9351 or Rich SPRING Cleanup. Lawn LAKEFRONT Cottage ' rowardina caroor In JNITIE8 nolflhborhood. Close to spacious family room, Reol Estote 447-B400.P mowing. Hedge trim­ room oportmeilt. Ideal for weeks of: June 19, formal dining room, Generous-sized rooms Manchaitir, 514-1841 871-1814 evenings. for working couple. roal ottafo. loin ut for schools, shopping. with 1st floor master MANCHESTER - 437 ming. Related truck­ 26 and July 3. East of our caroor nioht. Wod- WfinMrTxcorcTar. Aluminum siding. sunroom and 3 cor South Main Street. A LAWHCARE ing. Professional $525 per month In­ the RIvalf. 871-2573, garage. Recessed bedroom, brick flre- ICARPERTRY/" PRESTIGE ROOFING cludes utilities. Refer­ noiday, March 30. Call BUay alroody oatab- Good Insulation. Full ploce with woodstove, custom-built elght- Rooflng of aX typM. SMnglat, equipment.' Insured. llthod aalon In Mon- ottic, patio. Buyers lighting, central va­ JHEMOOELIIIfl References. Ray Hardy ences and 1 month Morloiw for rotorya- formal dining room, . room Colonial home flat rooflng, root lapakt. tion 03M330, Contury- choator. Oroat oppor- only. Coll owner 849- cuum, skylights, 3 with two-cor attached G A G U i M S a m 444-7973. • security. No pets. Coll Merchandls8 decks, generous allo­ Pella thermo windows AU work gutmrtttd. 449-9472 between 3:30- 31 Vllloflo Oroon in hmlfv. «4P-»P»0. 3316. throughout, stained garage. Pour bed­ Mowine, Mmmlno and iprlng HAULING. Hove 8 yard Olootonbury. wances and much rooms, two baths plus oiaanup. OapandNXa aatvlen 'cuKNiwv a ' *" CaX 8pm. Mondov-Fridoy. m r s H n f m r A room more. Coll today to see cedar exterior, newer dump truck and Bobcat Capo, ooroflo, loroo lot furnace and roof, two lavatories, formal and low prteaa. For frao for light hauling. Call TH R EE Rooms, clean, LAM d s c a p i Loborort this fabulous homel aolbnoto call Oompitls Iwma lapabs and ra- 742-7831 quiet, 2nd floor apart­ ANTIQUES/ noodod. Ixporlonco for oordon. Groat star­ summer porch off kit­ dining room with two rnOOWWIp. VfO ODMONraO In DMD^ Bellefleur Construc­ 8349.900. Kternon Chino closets. Excel­ Paul - 646-6866 or • ••••SBRBBBBBBBRBB ment. Heat, applian­ COLLECTIMISLES protorrod. Will train. ter homo. 8134,900. Call Realty. 449-1147. chen. Move-ln condi­ rooma and xaenwa. SmaS teala tion. 487-0138. Tin5Sn»l3oWvorfl5^n lent closet apace and D a n -886-8064 oommarclal worti. Waglaliiad. In- ces, prefer retired lady Tolophono I7M0M. Joe Lombordo, Bolfl- tion. 8159,900." Jackson HOB CONSTRUCTION EMTEN WATERrtNFIN ONE Remington Upright tha Monchpatar Harold it oro Afloncy. 847-1413. ft Jackson Real Estate first-floor den. Level o o o ■■ ^a Mxad, rafarmoaa. PeeMsedel meXea cT eX typee. or older married cou­ lublaet to tha Pair Houtino GLASTONBURY. Luxur- 447-8400.D ______lot, 150 X 300. Imme­ CMMIIY ple. References, secur­ piano, $400 or better Act of ttaa. which mokat If VERNON by owner. lous 3 bedroom, Vh PHIL’S UW N CARE FREE ESTIMATES. BMGtAUIlfmiM ity. No pets. Lease.' offer. One freezer, 9 diate occupancy. Ask­ 10% Sanlor CMian Otaoount bUiii/i'YnsT lllaofll to odvartita any oraf- 8147.000 noflotloblo. 3 baths, firoplaced living BING Bang Boom I ing 8345,000. Robert J. Spring oiaanup, fartUtaing, • WM ■■IIWlMl • UMoNipi 4404113. 447-1221. years old, 18.5 cubic ln|oy workino In o ploo- t. Ilmitotlon ordltcrlm- bedroom Capo, fire­ Owners hove bought FARRAND REMODEUNS AH Wofk Quarantaad. • •iifiipPwiwR*RoMA 9 8 76 enclosed heated sun 4494000.O will do a complete |ob. Start a No waxing anymora houses with private en- prico for a boalc 3S and oftico. Coll foY o m a p l e 42" round table room, front to bock to finish. Free aatlmataa. HAWMES tronces. $510-8550 word od la only 8SS and privoto showing. living room, 3 bed­ YBO Jshn VarMHi - 04S6750 With 8" leaf, 4 taptain will oppoor In 43 nows- Buekal, truck 4 oMhpor. Slump monthly Includes ap­ $159,900. Conturv-31 rooms. formal dining , choirs. $75. 873-8974. popora. Por moro In- Income Tax HerltaKB KHcIm ii A ramoval. Froo aatkiiMaa. pliances, wall to wall, Epstein Roolty. '847- room, 3 fireplaces, m '- olr and parking. Super­ FORMAL Walnut dining formotlon coll Clatsl- 1095.0 ______Spoolal oontMatallon for flod. 843-3711 and ask baths. 3 cor parage, Prepared Batt Center HEATM6/ intendent 072-2025, R.C. rooin'set. Table with BEAUTiaAN for dotalls.o MANCHESTER. Newly large treed lot on Tuck Come vl«n our showroom M; PLUMBING •Idocty and handleappad. Whlte^O. 236-5941. leaf, 4 .upholstered n u H m M m ir E n t listed. Completoly Rood. 8339,900. U ft R 182 W. Middle Tpke. cone l}ackchalrs, large ^fidMtiTifc.Nowllst- romodelod 3 bedroom Reolty. 443-3493.0 by CPA Manchester 647-7553 hutch and server. $950. la aotklrtg a parMImo Ino. A 18X33 Inoround C0N00MINIUM8 449-3101. Pool puts you In tho homo. Now kitchon. FOREST RIdM. Spacious 164 East (Tenter St. 6 4 $ -5 4 0 0 RJL DAVIDSON boaullotan. Tha auc- now opplloncos. now hard to find 3 bedroom FlwiiMna. ^ll■xna. Funp SwWoe FOR RENT swim In this lovoly bothroom, 3 skylights Manchester 868 Hsno Now kmalWIons. Rapalia. coaaful eartcHdata will nolflhborhood. Our Townhouse with cheer­ [TV/8TERE0/ In mostor bedroom, ful sunny kitchen and Impravimiitt & Ripilr Drains Ctaanad. Baihroom 4 V E R NON'^'TTedroom hava a currant CT sparkllno CopoofforsS 647-9780 Kbehsn Ramodaling remodeled. New wall [ a p p lia n c e s mtrrorod.cottor closets 1st floor family room. Complate, home care. lIcanaaaiKilnauranca bodrooms. 1W baths, and much,'much more. Master bedroom suite SarWoa N Our B u tin m t •aeeoaaeeaaeeee to wall, A/C, pool. $490. with axparlaitca dlnlnfl room, oorooo, Must be seen to be INCOME TAX “No Job Too Small” Coll 444-0427.______WHITE We%tlnghouse and 3M baths, carport, Bus. Fhona 742*tS52 CPS CONCRETE electric stove with self­ loroo let. 8t80.«00. opprecloted. 8133,900. NEW CONDO — »97,900. Froi ERIaiitss Follea, walks, flaara, drlva- RENTAL. Attractive 2 working with tha gart- Contury-31 Memosoak- tennis, pool. All this PREPARATION • aaaaaeaaaeaaaaa cleaning oven and- o atrlo population. Conturv-31 Epstein plus settina Is In o quiet wova, addmww dacka. Jock bedroom Townhouse, ars Roolty. 8334644. ReoItV. 847409S.O Single or Married? In Your Homo 046-1143 J.N.T. HEATING Hommanao A tow cufllna. V/i baths, basement continuous cleaning wooded area. Anne Inlouding; Rantal and Sola Ptaaaa apply In par- Bo l t o n , n o w iis^ine. Why rent when you ^ o w n i h i i^ p d newawJl luti- FREE ESTIMATES. laundry. All new kit­ smaller oven. 6 years M ANCHESY^tt. (!;oxv 4 Miller Real Estate. 447- ProeriaMntilp. CaN Jhn.Whaalar A COOLING old. $300. 644-7764 otter oontollanaLubkaat; DollflhHul 7 room ful condd with viern^countryude m>ni each mMow -A-vonniwr' :* PAMTHHi/ ImWMIoas, Rapalti. Burner. M« MKSwiMar SMlar aiWM chen appliances. No room Cope In nice fam­ 0000.O 4pm.______Ranch tvttors 9 bod- ily neighborhood. Private hewment, OTA approveiYt^ CaUMw! " 742-1000^ PAPERWIB BoHaia. Wawr Haatara. pets. $775. 433-4334. M iid iw t Manor MANCHESTER- Nice Claaning. Itafiaelory Sarvica. 447-9289 30" Gold Caloric self­ rooms, loroo kitchon. 3 Screened potlo, pri­ and Cleon Duplex! aaaaaaaaeeeeeee full boths ond moro. vate bock yard ond cleaning gas stove. $50. East Large country kit­ MILLERHEAL ESTOTE ENROLLED AGENT CMITsd; 742-5700 [HOMES Please telephone 649- Dock oft kitchon. full garage. Coll for on 12 Vaart IRS Expotlonet 393 Bldwail Siraot wolk out bosomont chens, 3rd floor lofts. Stenciling . 1-^312;414« THIS SPACE \ m nRENT . 4238. exclusive showing. Newer 100 Amp circuit 6 A 7 " 8 0 0 0 T n WpwWIon / OoiwaXiiia / Twi Manohaotar, CT 06040 with omplo sholf spoco. Add life to one of your 8147,908. Sentry Reol breakers. Newer roof. rooms with a hand <50.40 COVENTRY. Near lake. 1 Lecotod on attracttvo 1 Estate. 4434640,0 Bipwl In N«w a OM T n Lmn V4 ocrt lot. 8333,800. 3 cor oarage. Colt for pointed won border. Gat the Wont Ad habit... for 24 Insertions bedroom, large kit­ more dctolls and your hUMBERLEE D. (TNEIU Coll Lennie at read and use the little ods chen, living room, OARilENINO Coll todoy tor. op- BOLTON - Beautiful bL In Classified regularly. Coll 643-2711 polntmnot. Plono levol horn* on S.8 prt- appointment to seel I conooMimuiiis 646-6079 large vord. $525 per vota ocres has 3,000 8194.900. Strono Real 548-7845 643-3711. for details month. References and SHREDDER. Roto hoe. Rootty. 848438B Estate. 647-7853. FOR SALE FOR SALE PROBRAM MANCHBStih. Aorfoct square feet of Hving security required. Call Used 4 times, like new. DIRECTOR / homo. Portoct leco- spoc*. Portect for 3 742-9125.______Coll 633-8935. tten. 6 room. 3W both oeneraHons to live BOLTON- 8 room house YOUTH AnsoMI Coloniol in under one root. First r a N U S E 191J HOMES CONDOMINIUMS ROOMS with 4 bedrooms, coun­ [BOATS/MARME Lookout Mountoln levol has 4 bedrooms, 3 U T 1 I I M Y I FOR SALE FOR SALE M0RT6A6E8 FOR RENT try living. For further Ooyalop. dkaol naw oroo. Pormoi Itvtno baths, flrtplacad Rvtng Information coll 647- I^ IP M E N T Kindargartan day eara: a omwaa room. Lostor level MwicheeaL^- MANCHESTER. 1 bed- DON'T KNOW where to 9923. plan raoraalion pro- offers cempleH eoMn ROOM for rent. Close to 1984 JOHNSON 25hp out- ooMn kitchon. tsthoor tWd Qroen 7»-C Am- room Condominium, look next for a lob? How bus lines and down­ boord. Electric stort. gramo for aehool agad tomity room and tlrt- kitchen, M bedrooms, bO M dor Ohm, Mait- VERNON. "Opportunity os good os new. new about placing a "Situa- ^ STORE AND both, and sRdsrs to knocks". Large Colon­ town. $80 per week. New powerheod. $1000. chWdron. SuparWaa In- Ishod ^owor tovot roc ook cabinets, one floor fion Wanted" od in Telephone 443-9006. OFFICE SPACE 433-4189.______rwQwol« SVfVfaT M W poHn. Land effws un- ial. 8 rooms, 4 bed­ living In convenient lo­ classified? alructor*. BA/BS In Nmnied possMlItlssn 7 rma.. 3 bodrooma, 8 N COLEMAN Canoe. 16foot o>^ <888.11 beChe. 8 lavt.. carport rooms, 1st floor family cation. Asking $89,900. oAioatlon or racraa- Con tor on oggolnl- room, multiple ba­ 647-9914.______DO NOT GO BANKRUPTI with extras. $325. 644- Mo«v minimum 1 yaar BOLTON. Impoccoblo. mead to sse! t m . n k pool ft many amani- T , EWINS CROSSIN^ 5828.______tmmocutoto 3hoOrootn tiaa. throoms, garage. Nice M ANCHESTER. 3 bed- Stop Foreclosure I Home- APARTMENTS ralatad oxparianea. * a—1 BB^Am location on quiet street owners. consolidate your OFFICE 15 foot Seostor, twin axle woMMo OIREC-nONS: Parkar rooms, 2 full and 2 ('/^) FOR RENT Salary; MBSBA axcal- Ifv rwwk wrttti r r twch Condominiums with beautiful treed baths. Finished base­ bills, pay off your credit trailer, AM-PM stereo loikt ba^toUtt^ raoti^na ^MOYSa YRywriAocm ond SbMt to LydaH. M l to lot! $183,9M. Century- ment, olr conditioning, cords, your cor or busi­ SPACE cassette. 85hp Chrysler. Model Townhouse 21 Lindsey Real Estate. ness loon, your mortgage NEW Aportments on bus­ $1500 firm. 449-2530. b y 4 f«B to IMMACULATE 7 room Ambaaaador Driva, carport, pool and ten­ BucklBgliiiii Village, Country kitchen artih C h M a rtta 649-4000.O nis. $142,900.449-3101 or and save, save your line. 2nd floor. $625 per P.WBaon hrate locolsd on the homel I NO PAYM EN TS month. 1 month secur­ Glosloalmry PVCfUfv OWr* Bollen 6ne M Hebron. 3 1 4 I J N I M O O Open Saturday & Sunday MANCHESTER. Open 529-5483. UP TO 2 YEARSI Bod RnCAMERAS/PHOTO looklno vord with house, Sunday, 1-4. 3 ity. Peterman Building corner of Manchester WMeoi Brandi t t towtity H cGw i m b Ii credit, late payments or Company. 449-9404. ■^EQUIPMENT eordsn oroo. tat floor bedrooms, 2Vi baths, LOTS/IANO unemployment Is not a Road and Hebron toundry oroe. AH toslo- 12:00 - 4:00 basement, A/C, pool, YWCA I c o n RwRy FOR SALE problem. Foreclosure as­ Avenue. Approxima­ tutty docorotod. PPevo acre of tennis. Excellent con­ sistance available for the MANCHESTER - 454 B ELL ft Howell Super 8 T B IlM W n S t In LOtidWIon' 8313.816. • snor^i jpnr1700 light. $^5. Cost new, • *0 ' » * > •aaas a a s saaaawn,%%%vv 70-G Clirtslde Drive. water. 444-7207. 646-2426, weekdays 9-5. over $450. 444-7473. > •• ..^leeeaaaoBaeA iBaBBBBBBgaeerBBi •fBagavBoaaBeaaeBBB ■ ?*4-' r m m CARS CARS % If ' SUPPLIES t n u t FOR RALE CARS ^ ^CL»/ FOR SALE FOR SALE f-W"* Jr. . GOOD hom«nMdtd for 3 CAMARO 1985 Iroc Z-28. CR A FT Tag Sale. Satur­ ; YAM AHA 1980 250 Excl- month old puppy. CoM day, March 26, 9:30- 3600 miles. TP I angina. FORD 1976. Original ,ml- FORD > Escort Stotloh Dlont 547-5392 until Fully loaded. $18,000. leage, ^jw o . Excelient Wagon 1982. Low mi­ ter. Runs good. Needs 13:30. Everything minor repairs. Asking 4:30. Afftr 6pm 643- under S3. Spencer Vil­ 569-7147 Monday- running condition. leage. Needs work. $800 ______Thursday, evenings 5- S500.649-4109 after 4:30. or best offer. 646-8271 $250. 646-4704. lage Community Hall, 7pm. g 6 l 6 b n Rotrlovorpupi. Manchester. AM C Eagle 4x4 1981. onytime.______Boitano adds woild figure skate championship AKC. Good hipa and INDOOR Tag Sale. Satur- b u iC K Skylark Limited 57,000 miles. Good run­ C l a s s ic Ford Falcon 6V0S. 743-7105. doy, March 26th from 1985. A /C , power steer­ ning condition. $1200 1964. Runs, needs some CARS 9am-3pm. 213 Hilliard ing, power brakes. Ste­ negotloble. 6464173. work. $200. Call Gene By Jennifer Parmalee "Unfortunately I could not execute reo with cassette and FOR SALE Street, Manchester. GRAND Wagoneer 1986. after 5:30pm. 6334164.C The Associated Press it perfectly,” Boitano said. “ It was a MISCELUUIEOUS extras. Excellent con­ little bit over-rotated. TOR SOLE FISHERAAAN'i tag Sale dition. 6464621. White, excellent condi­ Including household tion. 34,000 m iles. BUDAPEST, Hungary — American " I am satisfied with my perfor­ and personal Items. d 6 6 g E Dart 1975.2 door $14,900. Loaded. 646- Brian Boitano addi^ a world cham­ mance, however. I showed almost the HALF Prictll Save Swinger, slant 6,85,000 5422. 50% 11 Best, lorptflosh- Saturday, March 36, pionship to his Olympic gold medal maximum I could.” 9am-4pm, 371 Middle miles. Needs work. S300 Ing orrow *lon S399I or best offer. 646-5358 FORD Finto Station C L Y Friday by winning the men's title at Browning and Boitano were not the Llohted, non arrow Turnpike West, Man­ offer 1pm. Wagon 1979. Nice car. the World Figure Skating Champion­ only ones flying high Friday night. S389I Unltghted $3491 chester. Across from $600. 643-1096. SPECIAL PURCHASE Porkode. CH EVY Impala Station ships after Canadian Kurt Browning Orser completed seven triples, as Free letters! See lo­ PRE-OWNED became the first skater to success­ did American Christopher Bowman in cally. Call today I Fac­ TA<» Sale. Saturday’, Wogon 1978.8 cylinder. tory direct: 1 (OOO) March 36. Tools, child­ Running condition. '87 CHEVY NOVAS, fully complete a quadruple jump in a fast and catchy program to Franz 433-0163 onytime. ren and household Best offer. 228-4018. CLYDE CAVALIERS ' competition. Liszt’s "Hungarian Rhapsody" that FOR Sale. Snowblower. Items. 8am. 233 Bldwell OLDS Custom Cruiser CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Earlier, a charged-up Debi Thomas got the Budapest crowd going. Street, Manchester. Wagon 1981. Auto­ ROUTE 83, VERNON O SPECTRUMS overcame the post-Olympic blues to Bowman finished fourth in the long Tecumteh engine, matic, power steering Snowfllte, lOhp, 33" S4Cimeroos« *7996 win the women’s short program. But program to place fifth overall behind cut, electric start. New and brakes, stereo, air, cruise. $1500. 643-9729. S4 Century LTD vs *7395 arch-rival Katarina Wittjremained Poland’s Grzegorz Filipowski. Ameri­ condition. 14 hours run­ S4 PonUee Trans Am *8995 ahead in the race for the^orld title, can teammate Paul Wylie ended the ning. $1,150 or best BEST OF^ER. 1968 Automotive 84 PonUeo Trane Am *8995 which will be decided /n the long competition in ninth place. • offer. 646-3189 anytime. Rambler American. Runs but better for nsspeetrums* *3995 program Saturday nighj Boitano’s victory put the United FOR Sale. As Is. 14 foot , 68 Olds Calls t*. *7995 metal Bestos 2 stove parts. 649-8241 Boitano, of Sunnyvate, Calif., fin­ States in a tie with the Soviet Union for evenings. ______88 Chev. Astro Van *9695 StMiect 7o fSior 8p4n Toe ft WppisW8l^ teba pipe. Shennondoah CARS ished second in the long program to the most world figure skating titles at VW Rabbit 1982. Diesel, 88 Century 4*. *5995 M7 h t X M EquippKt Willi AuHnwIc TrimmiMian. dovn, Canadian Brian Orser, ^ defending 39 apiece. wood-coal stove and 10 __ I FOR SALE 88 Cavalier CS 4 dr. *5995 pieces of 3 foot pipe. excellent condition. world champion, but that was enough Orser, dressed in a red uniform, hit 88 Century 4dr. *9995 649-1573.______M ONTE Corlo 1983. Con­ . A/C,AM-FM,40mpg. 1 for him to regain the world title. every move and showed much more vertible, white with owner. S2500 or best 8eCamaroop» *10,795 l-Door Sedans & Hatchbacks 42" round , maple table offer. 649-9664.______860ldsDettaop4L *11,295 Soviet Viktor Petrenko was third. confidence than he did in his long with extra leaf. 1 twin blue top. Only 16K miles. Mint condition. 87 Caprice «s IMwMMi.aferSW ;i 643-2799. ______CLYDE BUICK, INC. " he had to do a turn on the ice to keep overcome a poor fifth-place showing :• ••gw * ee w VW Rabbit 1980. 76,00 in the figures and a second-place ;. NsraM OfMe Msiiee|> « h«. •; his balance. original miles. 4door "There’s no question I did it, none effort in the short program. TlwrMeMWellB.m.en(r. } 4 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★WWWWW ★★★★ d- 4 LInoo — 10 Days standard. Excvellent whatsoever,” Browning said. "It was Witt and Thomas will meet for the running condition. •'ONLY AT 500 ohorgo each addl- $1300. 64^2530. one foot and four turns.” final showdown as amateurs in the tlonsl lino, per day. You FIREBIRD 19te. Excel- 1 luBURBAN smei iiu.uiii.niuiiijiiui.4 * International Skating Union offi­ free skate after Thomas recovered AP photo from a poor showing in the compul­ TAB can cancat at any Uma. lent condition. Auto­ J i^BUBARU ■■n**"« id»'»mftia J cials. after watching taped replays, matic. Asking $2500. confirmed that the Canadian had sory figures to skate one of the best SA LUTIN G TH E CROW D — East Germany's Katarina Witt I SALES______SORRY,' 6494721. indeed landed the quad. short programs of her career. salutes the crowd after completing her short program at the NO REFUNDS OR Browning also landed seven other "This felt more like the old Debi TA G Sale plus antlaues. ADJUSTMENTS World Figure Skating Championships Friday In Budapest. Sunday, March 27, Court of Probate. District of •fliliM.I»BI.IM 4. l t m » i triples in a program that stirred wild than Calgary did,” Thomas said, 11-4pm. 8 Bishop Drive, Monchetler cheers, particularly from the vocal referring to last month’s Olympics Oku HERALD NOnCaOPHBAMNO Manchester.______E$TATE OP Canadian contingent. when she lost to Witt after missing first with five of nine judges against was third for the evening. Canadian MARCH 26,10-4. Moving I CLASSIFIED _ APOLONIA PALLIAROI 2 FREE FOUR WHEEL DRIVE SELECT MODELS Boitano, 24. also successfully com­ several moved in her long program. Witt, skating a jazzy, fast and clean Liz Manley finished fourth in the short Must sell I Furniture, Pursuant to on order of Hon. 2 2 ''? ..^ . Rwoe, Judge, pleted the four rotations in the air, but “ All the energy in the world was going program to a pulsating disco beat. program and switched places with etc. 89 Brookfield 643-2711. daf^.Mereh 12, lfS$ o hear­ touched down with both feet instead of into it and I was just having fun.” Crowd-pleasing Midori Ito of Japan, Thomas in the overall standings, Street, Manchoster. f r e e ing will be held onanappilea- 3 ! 6 YR./75,000 MILE WARRANTY landing on one foot, as required. Thomas, who turned 21 Friday, was airing her astonishingly high jumps. dropping from second to third. flon praying for outhorlty to sell ond convey 0 certin piece , INVITATION TO BIO INVITATIONTOBID or p o ^ of rM l property os The Manchoster Public .T h e M o n c ^ fe r Public In sold oppllcairon on file 4 ! 9%% FINANCING ?oVJ we'fVs L*:ASING Schools solicits bids for «e h o j»f,5 0 ll^ bids for IN- more M Iy appears, of the Connors is able to control Mecir FHYSICAL IDUCATION SUFPLIRS for the ISM -im for the TfSO-Ittf school year. lies of 7:00 In Ihe evenlno.*" *• school year. Sealed bids will Seeled bids will be received 51 HIGHEST TRADE^VALUES^ Bertha E. Roppe, By Steven Wine of game. umpire overruled a linesman who *- 1NA 2 :3 p .m! 06Wa______Clork 2-06 P.M., of which Mme they d u ^ch fime they ertli be The10,399 Having withdrawn, voluntarily but under 6-4, 6-3 Friday evening in the his Czech opponent. Ck>nnors A dispute in the semifinals of LOUISA. OUNAS pressure, from Saturday’s World Cross- other semfifinal. broke serve three straight times IMW IMW the same tournament two years The Hon. David C. Roppe, to save the set and then rushed to s t a s i s Judew of the Court of Pro- Country Championships at Auckland, New Wilander will play Connors, the ago prompted an umpire to second seed, in the men’s finals a 5-1 lead in the last set as he M S«!!fIf5si5iIM .«5!ALLIPT bole, Disfrief of Coventry of *5995 Zealand, and being refused entry to a assess a series of penalties a heortne held on March 12, 10-kilometer race in New York Sunday, Budd Sunday. eliminated the No. 3 seed and APRIL ISIS ordered Ifiot oil claims *8995 •440 against Connors and award the must be presented to the fidu­ *8995 faced the prospect of taking time off or finding Top-seeded Steffi Graf of West defending champion. match to Ivan Lendl. ciary of the address below. races in her adopted country, Britain. Germany plays No. 2 (Tiris Evert Noah, plagued by inconsistency I Failure to promptly present Under /nro/ee Oee/a on Se/eef Modefe ^MPBlfiL pms any such claim mov result In British officials accused the lAAF of of Boca Raton, Fla., in the in his serves and volleys, trailed ' Kaufman issued the warning the lou of rlphts to recover pre-judging her case and of manipulating their women’s finals Saturday. 6-4, 4-1 before he won three for unsportsmanlike conduct af­ on such claim. rules to avoid political clashes with the black Connors argued when a Mecir straight games and led 40-love on ter Connors said, “ You’re using Bertha E. Roppe, shot was. called good, and he his serve. one eye to umpire today. Wake up Clerk African nations, some of which only agreed to The fiduciary Is; compete in the Cross-Country Championships became incensed after umpire But Wilander won every point the other eye." Vera M. Ounos when Budd withdrew. Richard Kaufman gave him a in the remainder of the set and Pefer J. Ounos then broke Noah’s serve to start In response to the warning, M Avery Shores Meanwhile, the prospects became cloudy warning for unsportsmanlike ROBBRT B. WBISS, OBNRRAL MANAOBR Coventry, CTOiaiS over her participation in the Seoul Olympics conduct. When the argument the final set. Connors pointed at Kaufman and g6Mn 06641 this summer. continued, Kaufman assessed Connors’ dispute with Kaufman shouted, " I ’m warning you. I ’m Connors a penalty point for delay began in the first set after the warning you! ’’

' xr; < I I 11»• ;-f /rjfj!/'A'wwr#r’-rr»»F*v'*iwrww«-w«n»(W.-^ry»e**Tvww«.».'.^J'-yrmn%*«*i»V V «fllS 3.liX W *«**4 *.XX\»XX' Sportrln B»i«f Scoreboard » ^ V ^ Sports in Scoreboard SBOONDROUND Whaltrt host two this weekend miotiotff Mnwn zi All Gorman Conntcncul65,LouWanaTkcb99 ' V, March 34 RIvora and Tim Pyznorskl, Inftoldors, to LPBA Turquoise Classic scores ^ HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (S2-36-7), BasketbaO YbMdfly# Miflfdi B .VIIlanovaSp,ke y74 Alcott widens LPGA lead thoir minor league comp. Vlrslnla CommonwooHh 93, aouihem Oklahomci1ia,l O AK LAN D A T H L E T IC S — Roloosed in fourth place in the Adams Division and three MWtttopl69 PHOENIX, Ariz. — Amy Al<»tt widened her lead Hockey MIckoy Toltteton, catcher. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Scores Frldov points ahead of last-place Quebec, will host ()hlo Stoto S6, Oovoland State. 80 At' Bkmtoehom, Ata. to four strokes midway through Friday’s se(»nd TEXAS RANGERS-Aeslgned Robbie otter the second round ot the 13504100 NBA itimlingi Middle Tennenee Stole 59, (tooroio, 59 WnirWTA fVNIvvIl JB Wine, cotchor, to Oklahoma City of the LPGA Standard Register Turquoise Classic Minnesota tonight at 7; SO (SportsChannel, WTIC) BottonCoUewSS, EvonevllleSl Oklahoma. 311 vs. VUtanevo, 24-13,4:03 round of the $350,000 LPGA Turquoise Classic. American Association. on the 6,404vard, por-8 AAoon Volley and Montreal Sunday night at 7 (SportsChannel, Colorado StatoTI, Houtton61 p.m. Alcott, who set a course record with Thursday’s NHL standings TORONTO BLUE JAYS— Sold Willie Country Club Course: WTIC) at the Civic Center. The Whalers have five ■AstmiN GONemNcn ArkonioiStatoOa StanfordS9 opening-round 65 on the par-73, 6,404-yard Moon Upshaw, first baseman, to the Cleveland Colleen Walker 67-8— 130 aMMHC d m m m New Mexico 78, Oregon 59 MIDWBST RBOIONAL WALES CONFBBBNCE Indians. ___ Amy Alcott 6573— 130 regular season games left while Quebec" i^38-4) . w L pct. o a v~w we RMPIIO Valley Country Club layout, sank putts of less than Potrkk DIvtsian Ok-Heo Ku 8-60— 139 has six. y-Botlon 47 31 M\ — QUARTIRFIIIALS At Soolh Bend, biA six feet to birdie three of her first four holes. But she W L T Fit OF OA HOUST(>N''A^rMS^?roded Robbie Rosie Jones 758— 141 niltadttpMa » 3S .441 17 IWe%n Z3 _ Thaw day. search 17 Woshlnoton 8 31 7 83 -248 331 Wine, catcher, to the Texas Rangers for Deedee Losker 8 -8 — 18 New York 29 31 .4X3 17Vk LetoBgiiiei Nettactaded Purdue«4, Fol(ielohOlcklnson79 'faltered on the back nine and finished with an Mike LovikI. pitcher. Assigned Loynd to AAel-Chl Chene 8 -8 — 18 WWMnelon 29 3S .433 ITM Connecticut 7X VO. Commonwealth61 SAemphlsStoteTlBavlerSO even-par 73 for a 36-hoIe score of 138. NY IsloiKlen 8 8 10 C » M Tucson of the Podflc Coast Leogue. Danielle Ammoccopone 7573— 18 Hall of Famt looking for help N«wJ«rMV It n .365 39 OhloStato,1S-11atNewMexleo,3Ml(n) K onsas(^66, Lo SolleSS PhlloaeIpWa 36 M 7 79 gO g* SAN DIEGO PADRES-Rtosslgned Avoko Okomoto 8 -8 — 18 - — Four shots back at 142 were Deedee Lasker and NY Ronoers 34 » 8 J6 W 2U The Manchester Sports Hall of Fame, in Arkoneot Stole, 31-13, at Colorodo State, DePauin, Wichita Stoto62 Plltoburoh 33 33 9 n 38 84 Keith Comstock, pitcher, Roberto Alomor, Dottle Mochrte 7573— 18 x-DtIrott 45 30 .693 — 20-13.(n) At Lincoln. Slab. Miki <3heng, each with a second:round 71. NowJonoy 33 M 6 72 366 287 second baseman, Mike Bdimloy, short­ Donna Cuson^Wllklns 8 -8 — 18 anticipation of moving into the Manchester Atlanta 40 36 .606 SVk Sgtardev, Mercli 36 ^ nidoy, search is Colleen Walker, two strokes behind Alcott after A4kxnt DIvlitaa stop, Bruce Bochv, catcher; and Rondtll Jody Roeonthol 8-73— 18 Historical Society building next to the Mahoney Rec OrtcoQo 39 ^ 2B .513 7 Botton College, 17-13,otMlddleTenn«s$ee Pittsburgh 101 Eastern Michigan 90 V-Montreol 43 31 12 98 380 28 Byers, outfielder to Ihoir minor league Down Coe 738— 18 Mllwauiwe . ' 27 29 .541 »Vi Slato,23-10,S:30p.m. Vanderbm80,UtahStato77 • the first round, was among the late starters, as was V-BMton 42 8 6 90 » 340 comp. Kathy PosUewolt 738— 18 Center, is asking thepeopleof Manchester to donate IIKltana 33 34 .493 13 Murray Stoto 78, North Carolina State 75 the 1986 champion, Mary Beth Zimmerman, who Buffalo 8 8 10 » S 84 FOOTBALL Nancy Brown 7469— 18 sports equim ent of yesteryear. Ctavttand 31 37 .456 15V»i SBMIFINALS Kansas8S,Xavlar,Ohlo72 IMfonol PMIboll idSogut Jull Inkster 7371— 18 S#C9fltf nMHld was four shots behind after a 69 Thursday. Hartford » M 7 71 S S NFL— flamed John Grier referee. Connie ChlllemI 7573— 18 . A utom im baseball, gloves, uniforms, bats, wasrniN coNnmiNci TVeedgy, March 29 CkMbOC 32 8 4 60 257 277 A99NW' At Sotrih BenA lad. The field of 145 will be reduced to the low 70 for CAMFBBU. CONFERENCE CLEVELAND BROWNS— Donna White 7570— 18 football helmets, shoulder pads and other memori- fci. ea Semlllnals,7g.m.'and^^. _ IfNHUI IT Saturday’s third round. Defending champion Pat Acoulred Chris Pike, defensive lineman, Robin Wolton 7573— 18 albilia is being sought to complete the display of the x-OollCH .6B3 — Purdue100,SAemohlsSI^73 L T Fto O F OA from the Philadelphia Eoigles for D.D. Htolhor Farr 7469-18 M-OMivtr .613 4V AtNewYoik 8 a 60 264 301 Braun tight ends coach. Cathy Morso 7571— 18 Son Antonio .369 30M Semifinal loeeri,7p.m. Vanderbl«elM8sbw5hM tourney ends Sunday with $52,500 for the winner. y-ChICoeo 8 LIsololte Neumann 7475—18 niing Junior High or by contacting any other Hall of Toronto 8 46 W » 28 38 Barb Bunkowskv 8-73— 18 SocToniento .3M 3t'/i Kan9as61,MurrayStato5B Minnesota 19 44 12 » 28 310 Fame member. ..CHAM.FI09WMIF MviHnnviB AAory Both Zimmerman 6975— 18 SmyllM OIvtoion AAord Bozorth 8 -7 4 -1 8 x-l-A. tokors S3 M .7M — Wedheedinf, Morch 38 AtPonliac. seich. Charles leads Grand Slam golf y-Colgorv 45 8 9 8 370 206 x-eorttand 43 34 .636 10 AtNewYoik tktdoy, March 25 M K> 92 337 269 G o lf Penny Hommel 7573— 18 Kansas77,Vanderbllt64 y-Edmonton 41 Denise StreUe 7575— 18 Qrler first black NFL raferab SfOttlo 35 32 J22 17Vi Setniflnol winneri, 9p.m. NARITA, Japan — Bob (Charles of New Zealand v-WInnIPM 31 35 10 72 278 212 PlKWnlx 22 45 JOS 30M KonsosStoteTl PurduoTO 38 339 Betsy King 7572— 18 shot a 5-under-par 67 Friday and took a one-shot lead Los An(iel« 8 42 7 61 PoffI Rizzo 7573— 18 NEW YORK John Gr|er, a fleld Judge and back OOtaMlStata 17 40 .363 3416 CharngtoneMp Voncouvor 8 44 9 55 28 38 LJk. aippora 13 n .200 3IVb At Ponttab Mich. after the first round of the $360,000 Grand Slam golf Laura Davies 7570— 18 NIT quarterflml xot O orm ln 7473— 147 himself as a pidneer. A9 0010, Bacon 2-9 OO 5, Henlan 1-10-0 3, At Los Angeles Minnesota at Hartford, 7 :8 p.m. David Frost 8-71— 18 Allison Rnnov 8-76— 147 McGhee 3-3 OO 5, Brown OOOOO. Totals Friday. Morch is Wlnnlpeo at Phllodelphia, 7 :8 p.m. Curt Bvrum 6573-18 Pom Allen 8-70— 147 But he said: " I realize everyone will be looking at t4ow Joraty at Woililnoton, 7:W p.m. Vancouver at Coleory, 0 :8 pro. Colvin Peoto 7049-18 CItvtIand at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 33-49 0-1661. ArlzoTMOO, Cornell 50 Astros send Wine to Texas Lourl Potorson 8-75— 147 me. I ha ve wanted to become a referee and I feel I’m Halftime: 33-29 Va. Commonwealth. Seton Hall 80, Texas-EI P0S064 Toronto at St. Louis, 0 :8 p.m. Gll Morgan 49-7D— 18 . Jono Ooddes 7574— 147 Boston at Now York, 0:30 p.m. Chicago at Los Angelts, 10:8 p.m. Ed Rort 8-73— 140 ' ready. I'm Just in a position now where I ’ll have to Indiana at Chloago, 1:30 p.m. 3-polnt eools: UConn — Williams 0-1, Iowa 1(0, Rorlda Stato98 PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. — Catcher Robbie Deborah AActtaffle 6970— 147 Gamble 1-3, Plklell 1-1, VCU— StInnIe Nevada-LosVeaas54,SoulhwestMlssouri Sunday's Oomot . „ Grso Norman 6574— 140 Loretta Aldereto 737S— 147 ' prove m y s ^ all over again.” Son Antonio at Daltas, t : » p.m. Wine, who demanded a trade because he felt he was Now York Rangers ort New Jersey, 1:8 Dick Most 70-70— 140 Portland at Houston, 1:30 pjn. 3-7, Wilson 0-1, Cheeks ^S, Bacon 1-6, State 50 Jon Stophensen 737S— 147 McGhee 1-3. Rebounds: UConn32(King Second Round being overlooked by the Houston Astros, Friday was p.m. Chip Bock 738— 140 Anne Kelly 7574— 147 Mllwauktt at Utah, 9:W p.m. pntsburgh at Quebec, 2 :8 p.m. Tom Kite 8-73-140 Ottrolt at Photnix, 9:W p.m. 8), VCU 26 (StInnieS): Assists: UConn 18 At salt Lake City acquired by Uie Texas Rangers for pitcher Mike LeAnn Conodov 7573— 147 (Geeree 8), VCU 15 (Bacon 5). Saturday, search 19 Montreal ot Horttord, 7 :8 p.m. Bon Crenshaw 69-71— 140 AAorlene Hogge 7574— 147 Dtnvtr at Ootdsn Statt, 10:30 p.m. Detroit at Buffalo, 7 :8 p.m. Wayne Levi 70-71— 141 Los Angtitt Laktn at Sacramtnto, Att: 4,801. Michigan 108, Rorkki85 Loynd. Sandra Palmer 8-76— 147 Fuzzy Zooller 8-74— 141 Becky Peorson 7474— 18 Television and Radio 10:ta p.m. North Carollna123,Loyola, Callfornlo97 Wine was assigned to the Rangers’ Oklahoma City Joey SIndelar 4973-141 Let Anetits Clippsnat Soottle, 10: Wp.m. At Los Angeles Silvio Btrtolaccinl 757*— 18 NCAA tournafflairt picture Sunday, search a farm team, and Loynd was sent to Houston’s Tucson Don Holldorson 7571— 141 SuscKi Tonkin 7376— 18 Arlzona84, Seton Hall 55 farm club. NHL ratults Atarfc WIebe 71-70— 141 Jane Croffer 7474— 18 Paul Azinger 7571— 141 Therese Hesslon 7474— 18 No eomm tchwkiM Iowa KM, Nevodo-Los Vegas86 Wine, the son of former ma.ior league infielder Stovt Polo 7571— 141 TODAY BAST RBOIOtUL ^OTTfTTeleOT* Sue ErU 7573— 18 Bobby Wine, was Houston’s No. 1 draft choice from Penguins S. Canadians 2 Gone Sauers 7571— 141 Potty Sheehan 7376— 18 FbetReond AtSeaNIe Brad Fobel 7570-18 Noon — NCAA Women’s Tournament, ESPN At Oiegel HW, N.C. nidav. search 8 Oklahoma State in June 1983. He spent most of last Barb Thomas 8 -8 — 18 1 p.m. — Nordiques at Bruins, NESN NBA rMults Thereday, March 17 Late Gome Net tactuded Lannv Wodklns 7573-18 Missle’ AAcGeoree 7474— 18 Rhode lslond87. M is s is 80 North Carolina TlMIchlgon 69 season at Tucson, hitting .240 with nine home runs Montreal 1 1 « John AAoherffev 8-75— 142 Nancy Taylor 7575— 18 1 p.m. — Rangers at Red Wings. Channel 9 Syracuse 59, North Carolina ART 55 Arizona,313gUawb34^n) ' and 62 runs batted in during 76games. and hit .103in Pittsburgh * 1 1—* Kenny Perry 71-71-18 Janet Amderson 7575— 18 1 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Royals, Channel S8, WTIC Southern Molhedlst S3, Notre Dame 75 Rrsf Period— 1, Pittsburgh, Cun- Gotv Koch 7573— 18 78ert 97. Giltles 93 Dukeii Boston Unlvor^69 14 games with the Astros. neyworth 8 (Brown, M.Lemleux), :34. Z Bob Eastwood 7573— 18 1 p.m. — Tennis: Llpton International, Channel 8 At HoiNerd, cono. Pittsburgh, Brown 8 (M.Lemleux, John­ Jock Rennor 71-73-143 1; SO p.m. — NCAA East Regional Final: Temple son), 12:22. 3, Atontreol. Thtboudeou 4 Joy Don Bloke 75735-18 emLADBUeNU (97) nrtdgy, March n (Roblnsan). 12:». 4, Pittsburgh, M.Le- Bernhard Loneer 71-72— 143 RebInMil S-1300 M, Barkitv 11-M6-W39, Georgia TeditO,1owaStato78 Wofdat sets fUKlmmlpg mark ’BowUng vs. Duke, Channel S MchmendTl lndlona69 mleux 62 (Brown). 14:8. Penoltlos— Mike Hulbort 7449— 14) 2 p.m. — Golf: LPGA Turquoise Qasslc, ESPN Gmlmkl4-13441iawtk>S-134430,Wlnaalt Tompto87, Lehl^TS - — - m k A ORLANDO. Fla. — Poland’s Artur Wojdat set a Noslund, Mon (ro w in g ), 2 :8 ; Boisvert, Bobby Wodklns 73-71— 143 0-7MIL O.Htndifsen 1-4002, King 1-3002. Mon (hooklno),9:07; Brown, PW (Interfer­ Donnie Hammond 6575— 143 5 p.m. — Bowling: True Value Open, Chs. 8,40 Georgetown 66, Loulslona Stote63 world re co il in the 400rmeter freestyle Friday at the Colomon 5-7 00 W, O.Htnd6r«en 1-4 3-3 A toCMltf RMiNld THB BIIUL POUR'^ ence), 9:8. . Pat McGowan 7475-144 3: SO p.m. — NCAA Southeast Regional Final: Thonrtan003-3lTotalt39791S-2)97. U.S: Indoiir Swimming Championships. Second Perlod-5, Montreal. Troder 2 David Edwards * 7571— 144 TrI-Town BOSTON At Chapel MR. N.C (Smith, Dahlln), 6 :8 (pp). 6, Pmsburgh. Chris Perry 7569-144 Villanova vs. Oklahoma. Channel S McHaloMI 0930, Blrd0390331,6llmor« . aatardav, Morcli 19 Wojdat. who trains with the Mission Viejo. Calif.. M.Lemleux 63, 13:47 (sh). PenoMles— Roger Atoltble 7373— 144 Dennis Htndorson 715232-2496*1, Bob 0-1000, JohmenO1SO330, Alnat4-I300a Rhode Istand97, Syrocusete Edwards 81-557, Jo t Covor Sr. 225547, 4 p.m. — Golf: PGA Tournament Players Duke9ASouthemMethodlst79 ^ Midwest Oiomplon'vs. East Champion, Swim Clubi was timed in 3 minutes. 47.38 seconds, Carbonneau, Mon (hooklrxi), :S2; BOdoer, Mike Donald 7574-T44 Ac tm 6-7 0414, tamen 0700A MInnMItId 5:»p.m.or8pjn. Pit (hooking), 5:8: Troder, . Mon Stove Etklniston .- 7574-:-144 Roy Bossotto 20558, Bob Arendt. 200- Championship. Channel SO 00 00 0, Roherlt 1-3 00 0 Lohaut 00 00 At Itorttord, Com. beating tliei previous record of 3:47.80 set by West (crdsS-chack(na),9;S3;Qulnn,Plt(lntarier- 540, Fron Ofommo 205511, Russ Larson WOTIOTT# fBI9B%n AM9P Southeost Champion vs. WestChomolon, Potor J a c o b i 697Sr-144 201-573, Goergo Mover 309-554, Fete 6 p.m. j - NCAA Women’s Tournament. ESPN OTOtal*360415-1093. 5:30p.m. or8p.nv___ (>erniaPy’$;Michael Gross in 1985. ence),13:8. ■ ' David Oorin . 8 -8 — 144 ehBa(Ms(lta M31 3S3S-07 Temple7AOeoreetownS3 Third Period— 7, PltlsborOh, Cun- Fortin 28-527, Steve vAtto 85554, BUI 7: SS p.m. — North Stars at Whalers, SportsChan- Rtchmond99,GeorglaTech55 Champtonehip Wojdat. < »e of the first Polish swimmers to train Jeff Slumon 8-73—144 DIYoso 201-512, Ed Arnholm SSI, Won- BooOM 3S39SI 0-93 Monday, AprN 4 nevworth 34 (Brown, MiLemleux), 3:8. CKMKI Ttwell - 7373— 144 i nel, W n c oeoint eoolf— Alne* A Bird Z Borkloy. Semifinal winners, 9:12p.m. in the Uhlt!^ States, is the first Pole to hold a world Penolttes— C.Lomleux, A6on (s la s h ^ , Fred Ceuplos 7372— 144 dell Lobbe 502, Art Geer 544, Roy Jessup' 8 p.m. — NCAA Women’s Tournament, ESPN Feulad out— Non*. Raboundt— At Bast RoRNTtord,g g MM MglAJ. 4:52: Coffey, Pit (Moh-sHcfciha), 4;fi;. Lonnie Clements M 8 — MS 520, Jlm-Bogor 567, Dove Edwards 5)1; Phllodilphia S3 (OnHrakl 14), BoNon 44 THOTWBtf MBrOI M ' recoril.-::^if, Andy MIchoud 5Wt Joe Kehoe 20589 8 p.m. — Figure skating: World Championships, DukeTl Rhode Island73 L o ^ RInker 7570-^145 (McHato 11). Assitta-Phlladtiphia 31 Temple59, Rldenno(Kl47 Bobby Ctampott 7573^)45 *<*■ Women’s final, (taped), Channel S (Chwkt, O.Hmdirton 6), Boiton 38 Unaar guara^^ Ptttsburoh 64-11— 8 . Tommy NekoUmo 7573— 145 (McHol* 9). Total toul»-Phlladolphla 19, PoweT-plm OpportunHkto— Montrool 1 -FUltonAllem . 757^145 8: SO p.m. — Celtics at Knicks, Channel 61, W ILI Bottan 33. ToehnleoN Borkitv, McHolo. At I . tae-Tolalira •VftaHWTa IflWIC BB MIdwaat Raglonal iNDlAfSMpdiLIS— Al Unser.'the oldest winner in of 4; PHtoburgh 0 of 4. - _ ■ Andy North 7 5 7 ^ 1 8 10 p.m. — NCAA Women’s Tournament, ESPN A— 1A090. 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Willie Wood 7573-146 Cornel35lM)4,Reldl-5IX)lPerdue7-l323 ’Unser^s. plnch-hit. victoi^ in place of .injured Tom ttortzer 7473— 146 Hills 101-107-523, Jessie Williams 453, 1 p.m. — Tennis: Lipton International, Chs. 8,40 Aubumta BradtovSt 11 Booker 8-16IHI31 Goheen 1-71-21 Oraud ISOOAokl . ‘ 8-75-146 Terry Kotsch 105191-501, Eleanor Wil­ ()hloSl.SAOIdOemtalenn Oklahoma 94, Tennesees ChattonoogoSS Danny Qngais Was worth $527,000 from a record $4 .s 1:S0 p.m. — NCAA Midwest ROtfonal Final: 141-21Mayes0-ig«0,Wllcox»4(M>7,Grant Mike McCullough 7473— 146 son 87, Shirley E l d r l ^ 205175550, ^kandov, osorca 17 Brigham Young 98, North Carolina 1-2341Benlamln1-1(H».Totals2S476961 John Huston 7573— 146 Berboro Seifert 2a52^SM, Fay Wollen- Purdue-Kansas St. winner vs. Vanderbilt-Kansas OtorBta53,Ooereta9euttMm4S ChartottetlOT miiiion purse,. 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Rods- Kon Green 758— 18 jklexls Donold 456, Debbie Finn 403. 23rd start in the 500. signed TomFllerondJovAldilch.oltchers, W.v. 1 / Teams arming bats for ^908 ■ .i " ' ‘f i ' ! ' . i t " i . , ' ' -■ _ ___ BvB«nWalkir ' - - - r ? -" acMitiplishM the feat in a yearl-Strawbgrf^iTd MHS hoop season ovolces fond memories The AMocloted Press Johnson, of the New York Mets, became the first teammates to do it in a single season. season for Oates. ^ , j, , When people recall the 1987-88 campaign of the Baseball is turning on the power, from modern- Other streaks of 1987: Paul Molitor hitting in 39 Certainly, a key ingredient to the Indians Manchester High basketball team, only fond day Murderer's Rows to old Wrigley Field, and straight; the Milwaukee Brewers winning their first success this year was the maturation of juniors pitchers hope a new niie can stop hitters from ruling 13 and then losing 12 in a row; another World Series memories of a remarkable season will be evoked. Cory Goldston (6.5) and Calvin Meggett (7.3). both again in 1988. winner, the Mets, failing to repeat. Having covered 17 of the Indians’ 24 games, I feel Jim Tiernev of whom saw their first varsity action this year. Only the letter-high strike may prevent pitchers uniquely qualified to to analyze the secrets to their Goldston and Meggett are fine athletes with great Some to watch this year: The Twins haven’t had from going on strike this year. Mark McGwire, successful 20-4 year, a share of the Central leaping ability and will carry a heavy load next back-to-back winning months this decade: Bell Andre Dawson and George Beil led a record barrage Connecticut Conference East Division crown, and a Herald Sports Writer hasn’t had a sacrifice bunt in 2.918 plate year. of 4,488 home runs last year. berth in the Class LL semifinals for the first time appearances; Roger Clemens is going for his third Senior Troy Peters and junior Eric Widmer The Minnesota Twins, outscored during the since 1956. straight Cy Young, which no pitcher has done. <1-364 performed their roles perfectly for the Indians. The reguiar season, then took over in the Worid Series To begin with, third-year Manchester Coach And in Chicago, it will be lights, action and and set marks with more runs and grand siams. Frank Kinel has weaved rapid magic with the ever-steady Peters relieved Vaughn of his probably lots of cameras for the first night game at The overall Imbalance — not reports of a lively ball-handing duties and hit several clutch baskets 73-year-old Wrigley Field. The haggling between Indians in his short stint thus far as mentor. In ball — prompted a change, the first major for the Indians. Widmer, whose playing time was baseball management, the Cubs, city officials and Kinel’s first year, Manchester was 9-12 followed by fine-tuning in batter-pitcher relations since the E .S 5 Six-foot-1 junior forward Jason Goddard, a model limited early in the year, saw plenty of action at the neighborhood residents ended with a compromise to a 14-9 mark last year and a trip to the Double L mound was lowered in 1989. end of the season and backed down from no one play on limited nights at the park. quarterfinal round. of consistency all season, led the team in scoring This season, umpires have been told to call strikes during the tournament. Widmer will be a key for The first game under the lights is expected to be Kinel brilliantly coordinated his talented group (18.4) and set a single-season scoring record of «5 on pitches across the chest. That’s technically lower Manchester next year. July 18, the Cubs vs. San Francisco. The 1990 this past year and guided the Indians to only the points. Goddard broke the previous record mark of than the previous strike zone, but is higher than All-Star Game will also be there, at night. third 20-win season in school history. Clearly, Kinel 408 points set by Bill Anderson during the 1980-81 Unequivocally, this team was one of the best where balls have been called. Another streak of which baseball is not so proud — has revitalized the Manchester basketball season. Moreover, Goddard’s phenomenal ^ason squads this town will ever pi oduce. The dramatic "It is a major adjustment.” American League another year starts without a black manager. For program. - came in his first year as a starter. Goddard’s swift umpire Joe Brinkman said. " It ’s only a few inches 66-65 win over Danbury High School in the all the talk about increased opportunities for progress combined with his strong work ethic and may not sound like a lot, but it is." Senior point guard Matt Vaughn, possibly headed quarterfinals, capped off by Goldston’s three-point minorities, and there has been improvement, still' should make him one of the premier players in the Batters already struck out more than ever last for Trinity College in Hartford, was the vital cog in play with one second left, stamped Manchester as no blacks in the dugout. state next year. year. The problem came when they connected. the Indian machine this year. Vaughn upped his one of the basketball powerhouses in the state. There were vacancies. Billy Martin, back with the A record 4,458 home runs were hit, with McGwire scoring average from 6.6 during his junior year to Paris Oates, Manchester’s multi-talented 6-6 Manchester’s two losses to its intense rival and Yankees for the fifth time. Cleveland’s Doc and Dawson leading with 49 each. There were 28 13.5 this year and he was the main assist man for junior center, overcame a few disciplinary co-CCC East champ. East Hartford, were Edwards, Philadelphia’s Lee Elia, Kansas City’s players to hit 30 or more homers, another record, problems to post a fine campaign and averaged unnerving. Although, the two victories over John Wathan and the Cubs’ Don Zimmer each took Manchester, abetted by his uncanny court vision. while dozens set their career-highs. Hartford Public was a first for the school in one over since last opening day. So did Cookie Rojas, on Vaughn also possessed a deadly offensive weapon 14.1 points a game. Along with Goddard, Oates was "You need to be able to score,” said Mike an interim basis in California when Gene Mauch in his 3-point shot. Indubitably, Vaughn made this a ferror on the offensive and defensive boards. season. Schmidt, back with the Philadelphia Phillies after became ill. team go. Oates possesses the most potential any Manchester deciding against retirement. "It's nice if you can do AP photo With Goddard, Goldston, Oates, Meggett and Meantime, part of baseball’s rule changes involve performer has ever had. With an inch or two more ‘We’re going to miss Matt Vaughn so much," Widmer back next year, the prospects for another that with one swing.” YANKEE SLUGGER — Don Mattingly tighter balk regulations. Pitchers will be forced to in height and a few more pounds, Oates would be a Kinel said after Norwalk defeated Manchester, banner year appear solid. But, no one Involved .with Everywhere, teams are arming themselves with will be in the middle of the New York come to a stop in the set position, no matter how legitimate Division I prospect. Oates came into his 74-48, in the LL semifinals. “ He’s the smartest bats, seeing who can assemble the most frightening much they fuss. own and displayed his dominance during the LL Manchester basketball will ever forget the 1987-88 lineup. Yankee lineup when the team begins player I’ve ever coached. We’l have our work cut Charlie Hough, who set an A L record with nine tournament. Next year could prove to be a banner season. ' Oakland traded for Dave Parker and put him assault on American League pitching in out for us replacing him. ” 1988. balks last season, was called for nine balks in one between McGwire and Jose Canseco. The New York exhibition game. Jack Morris committed one balk Yankees signed free agent Jack Gark, who will bat last year but was caught three times in a spring with Don Mattingly and Dave Winfield. They will hit with Seattle, and San Francisco got its leadoff man outing. Stewart leads Players golf at Yankee Stadium, where the left-field fence has in free agent Brett Butler. Zubriggen nears “ It’s barnyard baseball.” Texas Manager Bobby island-green on the 17th and took been shortened from 411 feet to 397. If a player has power and speed, even better By Bob Green two shots back at 138. Valentine said. “ Just let them play.” a 74 that left him at 140. Los Angeles turned down trading Pedro Guerrero because that’s the new trend — stronger and faster. The Assocloted Press “ I Just could not pick a club. Valentine’s name is being bandied as a possible overall ski title The cut for the final two rounds for Kirk Gibson, and then signed Gibson when an Eric Davis, Joe Carter, Darryl Strawberry and While I was trying to play my successor to his mentor, Los Angeles Manager was one of the most devastating arbitrator made him a free agent as a result of Howard Johnson all joined the 30 homer-30 stolen PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. second shot, the wind shifted five Tommy Lasorda. Despite increased optimism in ever. The list of those who missed owners' collusion. bases club. That doubled the previous membership Bv The Associated Press — Payne Stewart completed a times on me. It got so that I Dodgerland because of new talent, this might be 7-under-par 65 with an eagle on actually forgot what I was trying included all of the current holders Philadelphia dealt for Phil Bradley, a .300 hitter and marked the first time more than one person had Lasorda’s last season. SAALBACH. Austria — Martin Hangl of his final hole Friday to take a to do,” he said. of the Big Four titles; Scotland’s Switzerland won the last men’s giant slalom of one-shot lead after the second He eventually made a scram­ Sandy Lyle, the defending cham­ the season Friday, his second World Cup round of the Players bling par on the hole, then pitched pion; Seve Ballesteros of Spain; Indians acquire Pitchers ahead of the hitters victory in as many days, and his teammate Championship. in from 70 yards out for an eagle Ian Woosnam of Wales, who led Pirmin Zurbriggen Improved his chances of Stewart finished two trips over on his final hole of the day for a 68. the world in winnings last year; the windswept TPC at Sawgrass, Hatalsky was tied with Dan Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson. By The Associated Press O’Neal. Pittsburgh added winning the overall title. Willie Upshaw the home course for the PGA Pohl and South African David Nicklaus just shrugged. another run in the sixth inning Zurbriggen opened a 17-point lead over Tour, in 8-under-par 136. Frost, who had a 71. Pohl shot a “ I’d missed the cut by one The pitchers were ahead of the Baseball News when Darnell Coles doubled and Alberto Tomba of Italy in overall standings PHOENIX, Arlz. (AP) - The Cleveland going into Saturday’s slalom, the final event of First-round leader Mark 69. stroke in each of the last two Indians, unwilling to start the season with hltters^bn several fronts on Bobby BohfltlP'singled!' Greg Norman of Australia, one years. Figured I might as well go Friday. the season. , McCumber and Mike Reid shared recently acquired Terry Francona as their Rad Sox Sj Royal* '£'^..|toger Tomba, double Olympic champion, fell in the second jjlace at 137 at the halfway shot off the pace after the opening for the hat trick,” he said after a Dwight Gooden allowed two PIratM 3, Cardinal* 0: John first baseman, purchased the contract of Willie CTemens, John ’ITautweih and first run, missed a gate and was disqualified. point of the $1.25 million tourna­ round, made a double bogey from 74 left him at 147, one shot too hits in six innings and combined Smiley, Barry Jones and Jeff Upshaw from the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday. Lee Smith combined for a two- Zurbriggen finished a strong third and ment that is billed as the the water that surrounds the high. with Roger McDowell and Randy Robinson combined for a three- The Blue Jays had deemed the 30-year-old hitter as Boston defeated Kansas collected 15 points to bring his total to 298. championship of golf’s touring Myers on a two-hitter as the New hitter and never allowed a St. Upshaw expendable because they want to give City. Clemens, the 1986 and 1987 Tomba, who has 281 points, must either win pros. York Mets won their eighth Louis runner past second base. the first-base job to Cecil Fielder and Fred Cy Young Award winner, picked Saturday’s slalom or place second to have a Stewart missed only one fair­ SAVE $3.00 A CASE OR 20c A QUART McGrIff. consecutive exhibition game with Rookie Tommy Gregg hit a up his first spring victory, strik­ chance at the overall title. way and one green and capped his If the Indians had not acquired Upshaw, they a 4-0 victory over the Minnesota two-run triple with two outs in the ing out six and walking three in WITH PENNZOIL MAIL-IN REBATES! Twins. If Tomba wins the race, Zurbriggen needs to round with a 3-wood second shot 8 were prepared to give the first-base job to fourth inning off pitcher Randy seven innings. " I really liked what I saw place at least seventh to grab the title. that set up a 14-foot eagle putt on RESATED PRODUCTS Francona, a survivor of four knee operations his final hole of the day. today,” Mets Manager Davey A second-place finish for Tomba, however, Z-7 30/Z-7 40...... who had been cut by the Montreal E x ^ s, the To facilitate play and eliminate delays, would mean that Zurbriggen would have to “ A great round of golf; proba­ Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Reds, Johnson said. " I was ecstatic.” 5W-30/10W-30...... * 1 ” finish only 12th to retain the overall title he took bly the best round I ’ve had this respectively, aftf seasons, Gooden allowed two singles and last season. If Tomba is third or lower; year, taking into consideration 10W-30 Turbo...... *] Francona le Indians' struck out six ’Twins in six Manchester Country Club innings. McDowell pitched two is introducing mandatory starting timesTor all play Zurbriggen doesn’t even need to finish the the conditions and the golf 10W-40 / 20W-S0...... ^ .^ -...... M minor-league ^and hit well course.” Stewart said after miss­ PEljJ^OIL enough to « league job. He scoreless innings and Myers for members, residents and taxpayers of Manchester. rdcc If the two men are tied on points, Tomba will ing the course record by a single CO then 10 spring ‘A ’ finished up with a perfect ninth Procedure: OTHER PRODUCTS ON SALE take the title because of his greater number of stroke. •1“ game! inning. Ford ATF / Doxron ATF...... W E E K D A Y S - won races. Tomba has won nine races this “ What you try to do the first two uimix PaL , regular first "It was Hke night and day,” Long Lll* 30...... •1" said Gooden, who watched some Players must call or appear In person 2 days prior to day desired season to Zurbriggen’s two. _ days is get yourself in position to jjoroRo*_^ baseij dr designated Long Life 16-40...... film from last year. " I found after S o’clock. “ Things look better now but I must take into win the golf tournament on hitter Power Steering Fluid...... something out. I’m trying to sit have at least 3 players to get a starting Ume. and names of account that Tomba will probably win the Saturday and Sunday. I ’m now in "Wll jthings," said pla)rers must be provided. 50-1 Premium Outboard more on my back leg, turn more slalom,” Zurbriggen said. “ I need to have a that position.” •1*D Y Indiai 'He’s an Non-members must show proof of residency or taxpayer of Reid, who broke a career-long Pennz-Cool Two Cycle...... estabii Sr. He’s only 30 on the front leg and get a little good race tomorrow.” , ™ w 9 W W WWIWWICWIW CWlW ! Manchester to obtain a time. There was a consolation prize for Tomb^ non-winning streak last fall, had a year ked pretty high more drive. ’That helps hide the WEEKENDS and HOLIDAYS - who took the giant slalom title although he did bogey-free 69. amoq fierlcan League ball from the hitters so they can’t Lottery system is used. McCumber, whose home is last; ‘ Yankees) was pick it up as fast.” not finish the race. (^^^l^MC3assPiv(ecti(m- J Tombd, who earlier in the season made sure about three miles from the No. ll there.” Gary Carter and Lennv Dyk- Players murt appear at Pro Shop at Manchester Country Club prior to 6 0 clock on Wednesday, prior to weekend desired, and enter of the slalom title, ended the season with 82 course, had a hard-won round of though, has stra delivered RBI doubles and Up names of foursome in box provided. points in the giant slalom. Hubert Strolz of 72 in the tricky winds that could declii bur seasons, from Keith Hernandez and Kevin McReynolds hit sacrifice flies for Drawing will be held after 6 o’clock and times will be posted at Austria placed second with 69, while his have cost one player a fine. ■PAP AUTO PARTS • 649-3528 «^&ii .306 i ______The Golf Shop. teammate Helmut Mayer finished third with “ I should have been fined for New York’s runs. | _ 307 E. j 67. slow play on the seventh hole.” said Morris Hatalsky. who was Kansas, ^o ilh - T girip-in NCAA .* M lU liiBiU X PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) — Two-timeAII>American s ta n c e s to the Final Four next Saturday in I^nsas Danny Manning scored 25 of his 58 points in the first from No. 10 Michigan for a 78-69 victory Friday half for Kansas, which charged into a 19-4 lead and night in the semifinals of the NCAA West Regional. Mannihg p^nt tota 1 was one below his season high Williams scored 19 points and Reid had 18. P4ns"to victory beat Vanderbilt 77-64 in the Midwest Regional kis. career high. Kevin Pritchard semifinals Friday-night. including a tipin with 48seconds to play, as the Tar With 11 ^ints was the only other player in double Heels, 27-6, advanced to Sunday’s re^onal final Manning, who began the game with a 24.4-point figures for Kansas, making Its third consecutive scoring average, got the game’s first basket, a • against the winner of Friday night’s second game appearance In the round of 16. between Arizona and Iowa.->,' NHL Roundup 3-pointer, and outscored the entire Vanderblit team' Vanderbilt,-20-11 and playing in its first NCAA 21-20 in the first 17mlnutes. making l»o f 17first-half Gary Grant, Michigan’s All-American guard, sat Tournannent in 14 years, was paced by Barry out 10 minutes of the game because of foul trouble shots. Bdoker with 22 polnts-and Will PerdulVith 16. PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mario Lemieux scored The Jayhawks,' who never trailed, led 41-29 at and was on the bench when North Carolina took twice to raise his NHLrleading goal total to 63 and halftime and by nine to 17 points the rest of.the way. W M t controlin the second half. He finished with seven added three assists as the Pittsburgh Penguins points. Kansas. 24-11, plays Sunday agalnsf the winner of North Carolina 78, MIeMgan 69: SEA’TTLE (AP) - ended Montreal’s 15-game unbeaten streak with a 'M Friday night’s jecond game between thinj-ranked Sophomore guard Rumeal Robinson scored 29 for 5-2 win over the Canadiens Friday night. Seventh-ranked North Carolina used strong inside the Wolverines. 10 more than hir previous high in Purdue and No. 20 Kansas State. Sunday’s winner play by Scott williams and J.R. Reid to pull away Pittsburgh’s Randy Cunneyworth also scored this his first season of collegiate play. twice as toe Canadiens lost for toe first time since Feb. 15, ending a 13-0-2 streak. The loss also cost them a chance to pass Calgary for first place in the overall NHL standings. Temple, Duke to stay with what they do best The victory moved Pittsburgh to within one point of the fourth-place New York Rangers in the battle By Bob McMahon for the Patrick Division’s final playoff spot. Lemieux lepds the NHL with 155 points and has 503 The Associated Press East in his four-year career, the toird-hlghest total in Penguins history. j w. > EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. — Temple and Duke With Pittsburgh leading 3-2, Lemieux scored his used conflicting styles to get to their NCAA East “ Perry is a great player,” Krzyzewski said. “ I second goal of the game at 13:47 of the second period AP photo regional final Saturday, and both coaches say they can’t think of a youngster in the country exactly like with the Penguins shorthanded. Montreal defense- during their game Friday night at Boston will stay with what their teams do best. Perry. If you do penetrate, he knocks it back at man I.,arry Robinson missed a pass at the right point BALL TH IEF — Bo*ton'* Danny AInge Temple, which plays a matchup zone and uses a you.” and Lemieux grabbed toe puck and scored on a swoops In from the right to pick off a Garden. patient half-court offense, will try to control the Krzyzewski said he also is concerned about breakaway; ^ pass by Philadelphia's Charles Barkley pace, John Chaney, coach of the No. 1 Owls, said Temple’s ability to blow a game wide open, as it did Larry ’Trader had gotten the Canadiens to within Friday. in an early season victory over North Carolina. one goal at 6:59 of the second period with a Fifth-ranked Duke will use its speed and changing “ You think they are playing close to the vest, then power-play goal. defenses to try to cause turnovers and turn the (Mike) Vreeswyk takes a three-pointer, (Howard) Cunneyworth, who opened the scoring 34 seconds 76ers rally to boat Celtics contest into a transition game, said Coach Mike Evans takes a three-pointer. Macon takes a into the game, gave the Penguins some additional Krzyzewski. three-pointer.” he said. “ They come down and insurance with his second goal of the game at 3:00 of Philadelphia outscored the (Cel­ Charles Oakley tipped in with a ’The winner advances to the Final Four in Kansas By The Associated Press really try to seize momentum.” the final period on passes from Rob Brown and \ tics 18-6 at the start of the fourth second left in overtime, giving the City, Mo., April 2, but not before what is predicted Chaney said his 32-1 team will have to shoot well Chicago Bulls a 111-110 NBA Lemieux. , ,, , BOSTON — Maurice Cheeks’ quarter to make it 90-85 with 5; 16 by both coaches to be a struggle op the perimeters and pass well to offset the swarming Duke defense. Brown, who also assisted on Cunneyworth s first victory over the Cleveland Cava­ 16-foot jumper with nine seconds to play. and inside. Both clubs will be affected by injuries. Duke. 27-6. goal. madeit2-0at ofthe first period. Montreal liers Friday night. 12:22 left climaxed Philadelphia’s rally " It is very important that we not allow them to lost forward John Smith with a tournament-ending forward Ryan Walter fell. leaving the Penguins with Pacer* 101, Net* 100 from a 30-polnt deficit, and the push us out of our sets.” Chaney said. “ It will be our broken hand just before halftime in the Rhode a 2-on-l break and Brown fired in lem leux’s pass for INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Steve Boston Celtics went scoreless for Maverick* 106, Blaier* 101 will on them or their will on us.’ ’ Island game. Krzyzewski said he probably will have his 24th goal of the season. Stipanovich’s 3-point shot with the flnal 4>A minutes as the 76ers At separate news conferences Friday, Chaney to go to a smaller lineup and require Ferry to play The Canadiens scored just 33 seconds later when two seconds remaining lifted the DALLy^ (AP) - Roy Tarpley and Krzyzewski traded compliments and lavished more. Gilles Thibaudeau fired a slapshot from the blue line won 97-93 Friday night. scored 2q points and the Dallas The Celtics led 93-85 with 4:36 Indiana Pacers to a 101-100 NBA praise on the starters of each other’s teams. Evans, Temple’s point guard, played the entire over goalie Steve Guenette’s shoulder. victory over the New Jersey Nets Mavericks strengthened their remaining, but failed to score Both coaches pointed to two matchups as crucial. game against Richmond but was hampered by a hold on second place in the NBA’s again as the 76ers moved a half Friday night. One pits Duke defensive specialist Billy King pulled back muscle. Chaney said Evans practiced Stipanovich, who scored just Western Conference standings Capital* 5, Flyers 3 game ahead of idle Washington A against Temple freshman Mark Macon, who scored Friday morning and is expected to play. nine points, caught Vern Flem­ Friday night with a 106-101 LANDOVER, Md. (AP) - Grant Ledyard’s and New York in toe battle for the 24 points in his team’s 69-47 win over Richmond Several players attending Friday's news confer­ ing’s pass before it bounced over victory over the Portland AP photo unassisted goal with 10:50 to play snapped a 3-3 tie final playoff spot in the Eastern ’Thursday night. ence said they would have to play at their highest his head to sink the winning TrailBlazers. AIMING -HIGH — Temple’s Tim Perry ’The other matchup involves Ferry, who roams the level. and powered the Washington Capitals to a 5-3 Conference. Dallas boosted Its lead over The 76ers began their rally basket from in front of the New perimeter and plays inside, a versatility that “ There will be a lot of switching inside.” Ferry victory over the slumping Philadelphia Flyers. third-place Portland to three (33) launches a shot over Richmond’s after falling behind 75-45with 7:31 Jersey bench. bothers Chaney. Ferry scored 17 points in Duke’s said. “ We will help out a lot.” . With the victory, the Capitals moved past the New games. ’The Los Angeles Lakers Peter Woolfqlk-In their game Thursday. to play in toe third quarter. 73-7f victory over Rhc^e Island. Quin Snyder said. “ The key for us is to distort the York Islanders and into first place by one point in Bull* 111, Cavalier* 110 hold a commanding lead in the the Patrick Division. The Islanders were idle Charles Barkley scored 16 of his Templq meets Duke today at the Krzyzewski is most worried about Temple zone any way we can. We will try to screen for one conference race, which deter­ 29 pointa in the third quarter to RICHFIELD. Ohio (AP) — Meadowlands for the East Regional forward Tim Perry because of his shot-blocking another and try to make those guys react towhere . Friday night. um ' , ^ mines homecourt advantage in The loss was toe 10th in 12 games for the Flyers, help the 76ers cut toe deHcit to Michael Jordan scored 39 points, championship. ability and solid inside play. the ball goes.” ! ■. playoff games. 84-67 enterine the final quarter. but missed a shot that teammate Kl '.! ■, !! n who are third in the Patrick Division. Ledyard intercepted a weak clearing pass by Phila^lphia defenseman Doug Crossman and fired a slapshot through the legs of goalie Mark Laforest Tubbs not concerned with Villanova’s defense for his fifth goal of the season. UConn reaches NIT semis Mike Ridley added an empty-net goal with 41 3 seconds left for Washington, which snapped a UConn up, 5851, with 6:53 left. Bv Ed Shearer Continued from page 48 "The facility, the crowd, and three-game losing streak. , Two Gamble free throws, a King The Associated Press to play the Atlanta Hawks after they play us. They the band bad nothing to do with The Capitals, who had blown a 2-0 lead by giving the game tonight,” VCU Ck>ach foul-line jumper, and a King are like an NBA team.” The first half was a very tight Southeast up three second-period goals, tied the game at 3-3 on Mike Pollio said. "Connecticut follow up of a Robinson miss gave BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Coach Billy ’Tubbs of Tubbs says he believes Villanova will take its affair, with four ties and seven shots when the time comes. a power-play goal by defenseman Garry Galley 3:46 outplayed us. ’They deserved to UCbnn a seven-point lead. 6856, Oklahoma knows his fourth-ranked Sooners will see lead changes. The Huskies with 2:46 left. “ I think you’ll see an action-packed game,” he into the thinl period. gained their biggest lead. 1812. of win. ’They’re a really fine club.” a variety of defenses from Villanova in Saturday’s Pollio was stunned by King’s A King free throw and a and if we can hold them under ISO, we might win,” said. the first 20 minutes on a King NCAA Southeast Region championship game. Devil* 2, Sabre* 2 performance. “ Who the hell’s No. left-handed layup by sophomore said RollieMassimino, whoalreadyhas coached the ’To some degree the WildcaU are living a dream of eight-footer with 9:50 left before ’Tubbs could care less. • BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - Rookie Ray Sheppard’s 40.” Pollio exclaimed. "That Tate George (eight assists) gave Wildcats to upset victories over higher-seeded three years ago when they upset Maryland and intermission. "It doesn’t matter how many defenses somebody damn 40 killed us. Down the UConn a 67-56 edge with one Illinios and Kentucky in the tournament. North Carolina in the same Birmingham-Jefferson second-period goal, his 16th in the last 15 games, V eU ’s Phil Stinnie, averaging uses against usJ)ecause we only have one offense,” gave the Buffalo Sabres a 2-2 tie with the New Jersey stretch we did not execute. They minute left. Tubbs said Friday at a news conference. Villanova knocked off No. 6 Kentucky 80-74 Civic Center and went on to capture the national 23.6 points per game (24th in the “ They deserve something and a championship. Devils Friday night. did. We missed some critical free “ And, we’re going to be doing it,” he said. "You Thursday night before Oklahoma, top seed In the nation), tossed in 10 of his trip to New York City where our CO Massimino labeled the Sooners “ probably one of Sheppard’s 38th goal for the season capped throws.” . . can’t trick us l^au se we’re not paying attention. region, tu m ^ back Louisville 108-96. game-high 25 points in the first UConn. which didn t attempt a Final Four is, is very special.” the best basketball teams I have ever seen the way Buffalo’s comeback from a 2-0 deficit. Dave half. His two consecutive baskets We’re not smart enough.” ’The game will be an outstanding example of Andreychuk, who assisted on Sheppard s goal, got foul shot in toe first half, Calhoun said. “ We really played Oklahoma's offense is simply a fast-paced attack, they played last night. at the end of the half gave the contrasting styles going head-to-head. the other Sabre goal. converted 16H)f-20 free throws in well.” one that has produced more than 100 points 20 times The Sooners will press all over the floor for 40 Rams a 32-29 lead at the Pollio, whose team beat the “ We’re going to have to try to successfully slow With the tie. the Sabres need only one ^in t in their the final 20 minutes while VCU so far in a S3-S season. minutes, running fast breaks at every opportunity intermission. NCAA Final 16 Richmond team, the pace down to win,” he said. “ We’re going to have remaining four games to clinch their first playoff was 7-for-13 in the second half. ’The Big Eight Conference champions and and firing 3-point shots at will. Robinson also had 10 points at 72-53, earlier this year, was to be patient...take our time...maybe a little more berth in two seasons. Buffalo would also nishe the The Huskies outrebounded the Villanova, the only survivor from six Big East the half. impressed with the Huskies. Villanova will try to slow down the tempo by than normal.” ' ^ playoffs if the Quebec Nordiques lose one of tbeir six Rams, 32-26. The Rams were Conference teams in the 64-team field, play at 4; 03 eating up as much of the 45-second shot clock it can, A Gamble 18footer tied the ranked fifth in the country in “ They’re one of the best teams “ It’s going to be a tempo game, and not allow remaining games...... p.m. EST before a national television audience and then trying todisrupt Oklahoma's offense with a affair at 38all with 18:26 left in rebound margin. we’ve played.” them to run up and down.” said Mark Plansky. a The Devils got goals from John MacLean and the game. King then floated in a (CBS). 0 variety of defenses. A layup by Chris Cheeks tied Cheeks added 10 points for the freshman on the Wildcats’ championship team Patrik Sundstrom in closing out a three-game road footer from the baseline and ’The winner will earn a berth in the NCAA’s SOth “ Oklahoma has an uncanny knack for shooting 18 the game at 48all with 7:20 left, Rams. The Huskies were 18for-24 three years ago. trip with two wins and a tie. They moved to within UConn led. 37-38. with 15:19 left. Final Four next weekend in Kansas City. the 3-pointer,” Massimino said. "They hit a couple but sophomore Steve Pikiell from the floor in the second half "W e’ve got to cut down on their number of four points of the fourth-place New York R a c e rs in The Huskies never trailed the rest "It Is going to be a very interesting kind of game. last night from NBA distance. I think they are going the race for the last playoff spot in the Patrick canned two free throws to put while VCU was 8for-24. offensive possessions.” Plansky said. of the way. Division. iBaurlirstrr lirrah'i 1, Tar advance in NCAA SPORT — story on page 46

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n d UGONN BOUND a SI In NIT semis n c for first time ai G Bv Jim TIernev D Manchester Herald ti ai STORKS — Next stop for the tc University of Connecticut Hus­ Cl kies: Madison Square Garden in New York City for the National ir Invitation Tournament semifi­ ai nals Tuesday night. ci For the UConn Huskies, there V( couldn’t have been a more perfect C( setting for their NIT quarterfinal M game with Virginia Common­ le wealth than the UConn Field House. b( The Huskies could not lose this sc game. Their fans wouldn't let 01 them. UConn didn’t disappoint them. Buoyed by a deafening, stand­ ing room-only crowd of 4,801 — an F all-time Field House record — the Huskies gave a near-flawless performance en route to their t impressive 72-61 victory and the berth in the semifinals. The NIT final is slated Wednesday night. f This is the first time UConn, 18-14, has reached the NIT semifinals in seven NIT appear­ m ances and it was also their 22nd wi straight victory at the Field Ce House. VCU finishes its season St with a 23-12 mark. St Husky Juniors Phil Gamble (18 ba points) and Cliff Robinson (17 pr points on 8-for-14 shooting) put forth solid efforts, but, it was the Di improbable performance by se­ th i Be *1- nior Jeff King (14 points on 6-for-7 shooting, eight rebounds) which pr carried UConn to victory. It was ca only proper that King also cele­ brated his 22nd birthday Friday VO night. nn “ He (King) played great,’’ an Robinson said. "Three in a row. VO We’re going to the Final Four of thf the NIT. It feels really good. They un (the crowd) really topped it off in tonight. It was great.” VO UConn Coach Jim Calhoun was thrilled with his team’s perfor­ mance and, especially King’s. “ Obviously, that’s a great win for us,” Calhoun said. “ The crowd was certainly a tremendous fac­ tor. We had a great sixth man tonight. It’s his (King) birthday. AP photo 1 It was certainly a nice birthday - present for him.” PUTTING IT UP — Kansas’ Danny Manning, right, semifinal at the Pontiac Silverdome. Manning led puts up a shot over Vanderbilt’s Frank Kornet the Jayhawks to a 77-64 victory. Story on page 46 Turn to page 47 during the first half of Friday’s Midwest Regional

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