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U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 25, 1986 SPORTS CARS RnRECNEATIONAL RHSCEIiANEOUS r HOMES TAB SALES TAB SALES SALE FOR SALE FOHREHT | 5£ J EQUIPMENT FOR SALE TAB SALES Canadiens take Saturday, April 26, from Can you buy Jeeps, Cart, 1982 Chew Celebrity 4 Manchtstar • Spacious 4 Poolsl Poolsl Poolsl AAA pool distributor must dis­ 9am to 4pm at 7 Notch Tag and rummage Sale. 4x4's seized In drug raids door sedan, air, power .bodroom Colonial. 2 full pose of entire stock of ENDROLLS Road. Ext. Bolton. Multi Saturday April 26 from 9-3 for under $100.00? Call for s te e r in g brakes, lead on Whalers baths, convonltnf loca­ AM/FM. Excellent car. new. leftover. 1905. 31 ft. 27Vk w M lh-2M fam ily. Items Include new American Legion Hall, factsfodayl (615) 269-6701 tion. SSOO por month. 646- bathroom sink, panelling, Wall Sfreet Coventry, $3450. 647-9104. 7045 or 721-7544. family sized swimming 13Yi wldth-2 for 259 ext. 257^______pools with huge sundeck. furniture, typewriter, Home baked food, good Tag Sale Soturdov April ... page 11 fencing, filter, ladders MUST be picked up « Ihe children's clothing, excel­ clothing, books, more. 26, 9am-5pm. 222 West 1984 Conquest - 'Pocket Monchostor- Holt of o now Mencheeter Hereld Oltlce lent condition and much Street (Rte 85) Bolton. 1980 Ford Fairmont, 2 and warranty for only betore 11 A.M. ONLY. Rocket* 2.6 liter turbo 5 duplos IV i baths. $450 o $971. Installation optional miscellaneous. Rain Dote M ay 3rd. door, 4 speed, 4 cylinder. month, plus utilities, s^ speed, loaded with power New clutch, brakes, struts curitv. Jock J. Loppon and extra, tlnonclng avail­ options. A /C A M /F M ste­ able. Coll Paul at 721-1844. Hundreds of yards of new and exhaust. <»ood run­ Realty. 443-4243. reo cassette. Balance of ning condition, excellent Tag Sale/Auction - Satur­ calico and solids for quilt­ transferrable warran­ day, April 24, 9;30am, ing, spring sewing, etc.' tees. (Rust Proof drive mileage. $18M. Ciill 228- ISOATS/MARINE open bidding starts 10am. Church rummage/tag Saturday, April 26th, 9am. train etc.) Excellent tour­ 3414. STORE ANO [eq u ipm en t Harley Supergllde - $4000. First Congregational sale. Saturday April 26, 296 Hackmatack St. M an­ ing coup. Excellent condi­ ES 1974 M G Midget, $1500. Church, 837 Main Street, 9-3. Community Baptist chester. Rain date May tion $8500 or best offer. Toyota Corona, gold, OFFICE SPACE Kitchen table with leaf East Hartford. Auction Church, 585 East Center 3rd. 646-6754. needs engine work, best 14 foot Mad River canoe, and 4 chairs, $150. Antloue Includes many new Items, Street, Manchester. offer. Call 6444)030 before Office for rent. 700 souore paddles Included. Used loveseat. camel back, shrubs, fabrics, crafts, 9pm. feet. Ideal location, no four times. Excellent con­ horse hair fabric. $400. gift certificates, baked Miscellaneous Items, 31 food, near mini moll. Coll dition. $800. Please call Call 5494W14. goods, plants and child­ Williams Road. Bolton, ilaurhrHtrr Hrralft 449-0M9. 443-4942 after 4pm or 447- ren's corner. Saturday 8, Sunday 10-3. ^ Manche.ster — A City of Village Charm 9944 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for No early birds please. Moving-furniture, house­ Diapers - $4.50 per pack­ 1982 Saab - 900APC turbo, Bob. 3 Family Toe Sale. 174 hold, and baby goods. 68 Pontiac Firebird, 350 age of 48. Overnight dis­ Saturday 9-3, 41 LInmore black, 3 door, garaged, posable diapers for babies Summit Street. Saturday Tag Sale and Collectibles. pampered and polished automatic, new exhaust, WANTEO April 24. 10am-4pm, rain April 26, 9am-1pm, 114 Dr. MUSICAL over 11 lbs. Call Joan, weekly. Evenings 423- $800 or best offer. Call 25 Cents □ TO RENT date Sunday April 27th. Kennedy Road. 646-5610. Saturday, April 26, 1986 m ITEMS 449-4744, Monday-Frlday, Tag Sale-Refrigerator, 2072. 3;3O4;30pm. Reliable. Single Profes­ gos stove, washing ma­ 65 Plymouth Satellite, 440 Planos/Organs — Glont Tag Sale-Soturdav April chine, furniture, cloths, sional with well-trained Newly built heavy duty four speed $2200.63 Chevy dog seeks house to rent In Armory Sale. Baldwin 8. 24,9am to 2pm, 34 Nye St., toys and many mlscelleo- Impala convertible $1800. name brands. New Brl- glider swing, four seoter. Manchester, Ct. No early nous. 45 Pioneer Circle. w ? Manchester or surround­ $400 Call 449-8314. 1975 vega station wagon, . 81 Kawasaki GTV 1100 ,toln Armory, corner of arrivals. Cancelled If (Off Wodell Rd.) Satur­ fair running condition, $1700. negotiable. Call 742- Agent’s ing town. Will sign lease, G O P budget Bargins Galore - Setting provide references and Stanley 8i East Main rain. day 9-4 and Sunday 10-3. needs minor work. $500 9996 742-8374 up your first apartment? security deposit. Please Streets, New Britain, lust 14 cubic foot Amana firm . 649-2113. Five fam ily sale Includes 2 2 call 443-2711 during the off route 72 8.1-84. Thurs­ freezer, white, upright, day. Ask for James or day, April 24, 12-9pm, like new $300.5 HP Mighty Estate tag sale. Soturdov washing machine, wheat Automotive leave message. Friday. April 25, 12-9pm, Mac Mulcher $250. An­ and Sunday April 24th S, sofa, beds, lamps, silver­ f^RIISCELLANEOUS lover Saturday, April 24, 9 to tique Mahogany server. 27th, 10am to 5:30pm. No ware, etc. Also strollers, ISJ autoriotive sails through 9pm, Sunday, April 27, Call 449-9573 after 4. early arrivals. Mlscellea- baby carriers, other In­ fant necessaries, plus toys 11-4pm. Over 250 pianos nous household funlsh- I CARS Chevy. 350, 4 bolt engine Ings. Furniture, stove, and kids' clothes. 10-speed 82 Dafson 310 GX-5 speed, on display. Largest col lec­ To Be Sold-KIng size bed will sell all or parts. Make 17 9 J ANTIQUES/ lamps, end tables, TV, bikes. Women's clothes In FOR SALE sunroof, excellent condi­ tion In Northeast. Save $350. Corner studio beds tion, AM/FM stereo offer. After 6pm. 646-1348. recants COLLECTIBLES kitchen utensils, books, small sizes. Saturday 9 to thousands I Direct tactory with table $250. California cassette, must be seen tlnonclng available. Redwood coffee table pictures. 187 Hollister St. 4; Sunday, 9 to 1. Rain or 1975 Pontiac Astra, many state Senate asking $4,000. Call 564-7926 Cargo van driver, protec­ Hurry, selection won’t $500. Appointment only. (runs ott of Main St) shine. 109-111 Ridge St., 1 new parts, good body, 5 needs engine. Best offer. Monday thru Friday be­ tor van radio. Call after Manchester, In back block up hill from 6 lost. You won't ever see 444-4202 LOS ANGELES (U P !) - In a Call after 5pm. 649-1194. tween 8:30am and 4:30pm. 6pm 643-7982 these prices again! yard. McDonald's. startling twist Friday in the Two Victorian chairs $150. By John Gustavsen 1993. New registrants would be each. Mahagonv game espionage retrial of Richard The Associated Press assessed a $2 fee per plate. Senate table $150. 444-0599. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Miller, the former FBI agent's Republican leaders said the mea­ I PETS AND ESTATE OF ex-lover and admitted Soviet spy M AIDEE D. CARR, o /k /o HARTFORD — Majority Repub­ sure would be accepted in the AntlauesI Depression, SUPPLIES MARY D. CARR, lo t* of recanted her confession, insisting licans marshaled a $4.3 billion House. pressed glass, press- Manchester, deceased she and Miller never betrayed the 1986-87 general fund budget backs. furniture. Art- The Hon. William E. Flf^ United States. Senate Democrats tried to res­ Husky Cross - One year Gerald, Judge, of the Court through the Senate on Friday, Oeco. pictures, mirrors, U.S. District Judge David Ke­ tore some of O’Neill's proposals trames. lamps, advertis­ old. Free to good home. of Probate, District of Man­ which they said translates into an Needs love and affection. chester at a hearing held on nyon, during a tumultuous, hour- that were reduced by the ing. linen, collectibles. 8.4 percent increase over current If Interested call 443-2751 A pril 21,1984 ordered that all long court session, read aloud a Republicans. 443-4524. claims must be presented to spending. ask for Paul. the tlduclory on or before transcript of a poignant statement Among the amendments they July 24, 1986 or be barred as TAKE Svetlana Ogorodnikova made to But the Democratic minority tried unsuccessfully to push F ri­ 3 free kittens to a good by law provided. him during a meeting in chambers said real spending under the day were those that would: home. Call 444-3914. Mary Lou Toylor, Clerk Thursday. Republican plan would be closer to • Add $7.6 million fora prescrip­ The fiduciary Is; The developments also promp­ the $4.4 billion proposed by Demo­ tion drug assistance program for FURNITURE P atrick B. Dougherty cratic Gov. William A. O’Neill — IMISCELLANEDUS 17 Dougherty St. ted Kenyon to declare one of the disabled and low-income Monchester, CT 06040 A Miller's attorney. ESTATE OF a new attorney for Ogorodnikova. plan very similar to the gover­ • And add $15 million for town springs. Frame. Excellent DOROTHY F. DUCHARME CHANCE "Y ou r honor, we are not guilty of nor's. is expected to be taken up by aid for roads and bridges. The Hon. Norman J. these crim es," Ogorodnikova told condition. Will be sold Quality Preuss, Judge, of the Court the House next week. Robertson said Republicans had with 2 complete sets of of Probate, District of An­ Kenyon during their meeting. "I fairly treated all of O’NeiH’s Senate President Pro Tempore sheets, 1 bedspread. All dover at a hearing held on want to tell the judge the truth. V -I.- - . proposed spending increases. tor $220, or best offer. April 18,1986 ordered that all Philip S. Robertson. R-Cheshire, claims must be presented to Richard is not a traitor of his 443-8062, evenings 8. wee­ country. I am not a Russian spy. said there was still no agreement “ All the programs propo.sed in kends. Keep trying!. the fiduciary an or before July 18, 1986 or be barred as IN " I want to tell thejudge I pleaded on the size of state tax cuts, but he the governor’s budget, for all by low provided. A A practical purposes, are still there, guilty and my life is finished. If I said he hoped to cut taxes by more Mahogany Dining room Sharon B. Preuss, it’s just that we're suggesting that TOP Clerk return to the Soviet Union they will than $100 million. Tax bills will set - Circa 1920, table, they can’t use as much money as buffet, china closet, 4 The fiduciary Is: anyway kill me. I am living now UPI photo begin in the Hou.se. probably next Lynn C. Fisher the.governor suggested in a fiscal chairs (2 need repair). only for my son. week. 109 Maruth Drive year." Robertson said. $400. 447-1324. Pittsburg, PA 15237 THE " I will take all the sentence I am - Vale graduate atudent Ghariette Hitch'- houses the university’s administrative * ■— Republicans said their budget is 0S24H given b u t... I don't want someone cock is arrested Friday after biocking offices. She was one of about 45 about $122 million below the one Robertson said the budget Couch-Unlgue trench, who is not guilty to be in prison, too. curved, sectional. Needs the entrance to Woodbridge Mali, which anti-apartheid protesters arrested. presented by O'Neill for the fiscal agreed on by the 23 Republican SOIL INVITATION TO BID *823 "It's hard when they accuse you year beginning July 1. senators was the same as the one re-upholsterlng. Call 872- ■nUASTE REMOyAL’ P 2974. The Board of Educotlon, 110 of something you didn’t do. When Senate Democrats assailed the Senate and House leader.^ had P Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ everyone points at me and says I GOP claim. Senate Minority agreed on. During this year's Bunk bed 8. Pine Tressle ford, CT w ill receive sealed "WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER” am Russian spy. it hurts me. My Leader Cornelius O’Leary, D- legislative session, there has been 647-9153 bids for "WASTE REMO­ Table. Call after 4pm VAL". Bid Information and soul hurts. Yale blockade spurs arrests South Windsor, claimed the major­ persistent friction between the 443-7982. specifications are available "But I don't care now. I just want ity assertion of frugality was an House and Senate GOP. ottheBusInessOfflce. Sealed to help him. It's hard to help a man Next week, the Legislature still bids will be received until NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Yale University engage in disruption rather than dialogue." said illusion. Sofa-clean, good condi­ who put you in jail but he is not must act on the Appropriations tion, Ideal for rec room or Wednesday, May 14, 1986 at CONTEST campus police charged 47 protesters with Yale Secretary John A. Wilkinson in a statement "The Republicans pull expendi­ 2:00 p.m. at which tim e they guilty.” cottage. $40 phone 443- Real Tight Mower, seh disorderly conduct Friday, raising to about 320 tures out of the (governor’s) Committee’s proposed $87 million will be publicly opened and Testimony lurched to a sudden issued following the arrests. 1374. propelled. Hahn Eclipse, read aloud. The Board of the number of arrests in apartheid demonstra­ budget and pay for them with education trust fund and $465 19" roller bearings, halt Thursday when Ogorodnikova “ This strikes deeply at Ihe values of an' open Education reserves the right tions the past two weeks. surplus funds and call this a million transportation fund. With Briggs engine, cast Iron to accept or relect any or all requested a private meeting with university," Wilkinson said. “ Unimpeded access R The arrest of 40 students and seven supporters reduced budget,” he said. Still, the Senate proposal included, the frame. Very good condi­ bids or the right to waive Kenyon, who disclosed what hap­ and freedom from coercion are imperative if we t v / s t e r e d / technical form alities It It Is In ended two days of relative calm on campus, are to protect the principles of freedom of O'Leary said later. "It's a much entire state budget for for 1986-87 tion. $125. 449-1724. the best Interest to do so. To Every 5th, 10th p e n ^ by reading her statement APPUANCES where 272 previous arrests have occurred since expression that we espouse." better budget than we thought we would total $4.9 billion. Richard A. Huot, Friday. N Director, April 14 when an outlawed shantytown was torn A spokesman for the Yale Divestment were going to get." O'Neill said Friday it was too Kenyon then lashed out at Used Refrigerators, INVITATION TO PID Business Services 15th and 20th Caller... down. Republicans succeeded in soon to tell whether he could live Greenberg, calling his effort to Campaign said the students want an immediate Washers, Ranges — The Monchester Public 081-04 Students began what they called a "sit-down amending a study bill on contract­ with the GOP budget plan. Schools solicits bids for ART contact a new attorney for Ogorod­ moratorium on the purchase of any new stock in clean, guaranteed, ports who speaks with our classifieci ad blockade" outside Woodbridge Hail, Y ale’s main ing for state services to include He also stopped short of calling and service. Low prices. SUPPLIES fo r the 1984-1987 nikova the "grossest misconduct." firms dealing with South Africa. school year. Sealed bids w ill administration building at about 6 a.m. They also want an emergency meeting of the $97.6 million in spending on 1985-86 the GOP budget insensitive, but B.D. Pearl 8. Son, 449 be received until MAY 6, For Sunny Days f r e e department between 8:30 a.m. "The court feels that under the projects. "The sum includes $15 said it is “ not as sensitive as the Main Street, 443-2171. 1986,2:00 P.M ., at which tim e circumstances, formal charges The arrests were ordered when Yale Provost Yale Corporation, the school's governing body, to and 5:00 p.m., Monday through William Brainard warned the students to leave million for a trust fund to help budget that I submitted they w ill be publicly opened. should be brought against Mr. reconsider its divestment policy regarding the Panasonic Upright Vo- The right Is reserved to re- and they refused. segregationist government. cities and towns pay for liability originally.” lect any and all bids. Specifi­ Greenberg for a deliberate at­ cuum — With attach­ Friday, we’ll give away a free clas­ He also told them they were suspended for insurance and $40 million for a " I thought that we did things that cations and bid forms may be tempt to interrupt justice and to Protesters, backed by Yale faculty, labor, ments, bags 8i extra belt. 7 secured at the Business Of­ violating university regulations by blocking the trust fund to help generate general needed to be done in the state of sified word ad for a maximum of bring a delay in this court." community and religious leaders, are pressing months old. $50. Good fice, 45 North School Street, entrance to the building that houses Yale Yale to eventually sell $350 million to $400 million revenue sharing money. Connecticut and I believe they condition. Call 444-3245 Manchester, Connecticut. Kenyon said. six consecutive days. President A. Bartlett Giamatti's office. The $97.6 million would come know that, and they'll have to live after 5pm. 084-04 "The court finds Mr. Greenberg of holdings in 98 companies doing business in <=^Sb o ' a o s "Some students and others are attempting to South Africa. from the estimated 1985-86 fiscal with the consequences of their at this point in direct contempt." year state .surplus of $222 million. actions at a later tim e." he said. Kenyon said. Democrats said a significant O’Neill also said there was little NOTICE or PUBLIC SALE I LAWN AND Sale to the highest bidder of number of the projects being progress in meetings Thursday GARDEN abandoned miscellaneous Every 150th, 200th funded through the so-called defi­ with some Republican legislative household goods consisting PLUS ciency bill were O’NeiH's leaders on the teacher bill. of household furniture, appli­ Top Soil — Cleon, rich ances, radios, televisions, initiative.s. There’s a sharp philosophical stone-free loam. Any books, pet needs, stereos and and 300th Caller... Ethics office joins Deaver probe push “ These are fine programs." said difference between Republicans much, much more. To be omount delivered, 872- Sen. Steven C. Casey. D-Brislol. and Democrats on the teacher 1400. held at RENT-A-SPACE Inc. will receive a grand prize of a gift Self Service Storage Center WASHINGTON (UPI) - The allegations against his longtime whether a Watergate-style special criminal violations to have the "But the Republicans like to say proposal. Republicans want towns at 282 Chapel Road, South Justice Department decide that they have cut the bottom line to be able to set salary levels Windsor, CT on May 20, 1986 certificate at one of the following government ethics office Friday political confidante and friend. prosecutor, known as an independ­ at 4 p.m. The goods of Nancy 3 joined five senators in asking the Most of the questions center ent counsel, should be appointed to whether to go through the special and that is a joke." themselves with additional money [FUEL OIL/COAL/ “ ” hrew ood Ransom, Cindy Lam, Steven restaurants of our choice: Justice Department to determine around Deaver's activities in re­ investigate Deaver. counsel process. Another successful Republican from the state. Democrats want [ Nestler, Narkis Stone, Judith "W e have serious questions but amendment, by Sen. Michael L. the state to set a mandatory Strotton, Louis Barone, whether a special prosecutor presenting Canada as a lobbyist Deaver faces inquiries by the 2 For Sale-Green firewood 4 Dean DImauro, William needs to investigate “ serious ques­ after leaving government and a General Accounting Office, re­ we don't have the answers,” the Morano. R-Greenwich. would call minimum starting teacher salary • PIANO’S • WONGS 2 or 4 cord load. 14-20 ft. Sheorn, Catherine Bryant, tions” of criminal ethics violations subsequent agreement between quested by Rep. John Dingell, spokesman said. for a phase-in of two license plates with the state picking up the tab for Yvonne Beatty, Kathleen for motor vehicles registered in the lengths $55 cord. Also tree Power, Geoffrey Madow, • THE ADAMS MILL by former White House aide Canada and the United States on D-Mich.. and the executive Office Reagan, asked at a news confer­ wherever the minimum is set. work wanted, reasonable Gloria Graves, Carol Caruso, Michael Deaver. acid rain. of Ethics in Government, headed ence last month about the conflict state. The cost would be paid from Among tax cuts under considera­ rotes. Fully Insured Zl- Orlando GIberto, Jeffrey • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN President Reagan, after arriv­ Late Thursday, five Democratic by David Martin. of interest allegations swirling the general fund budget — $108,000 tion are those that would reduce gadlo Brothers. 484-7274. Tinkler w ill be sold to the hi­ ghest bidder. ing in California on the first leg of members of the Senate Judiciary Late Friday. Martin said he had around Deaver and his 11-month in 1986-87 and $368,000 in 1987-88. the tax on residential utility bills, The leinholder reserves the his 13-day Asian trip, said, " I think Committee invoked the Ethics in completed his inquiry and a old private consulting venture, The total cost would be between inheritances, real estate sales and Firewood Seasoned, 4 righ t to bid on goods at sole. the whole thing is ridiculous” in spokesman in his office said there said Deaver “ has never put the $8 million and $11 million by the income from dividends and foot lengths $45 per cord. 077-04 Government Act and requested a Cut and split $100per cord. reference to conflict-of-interest Justice Department inquiry into are serious enough questions of arm on me." time the phase-in is complete in interest. 5 449-2524 or 872-4444. 6 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright TODAY’S HERALD Mob kills policeman In order to qualify, simply call and AM.PtWf.AU. Nation loses an hour rK r t l ^ N f r , CAW.'/t# Call Now speak with one of our classified A good chance? Index as riots rock Soweto A bill that would give Manches­ HYUlAy': representatives to learn if you JOHANNESBL ItG, South black youth who stoned their at 2 a.m. on Sunday ter more than $2 million for the 20 pages, 2 sections Africa (AP) — A mob hacked a vehicle, police said. A quick-to-sew sundress are a LUCKY WINNER. reconstruction of a portion of state Magazine Inside black policeman to death with Buses, homes and a police car with it’s own cover-up Route 83 has a good chance of WASHINGTON (AP) — Daylight-saving tima returns to jacket is just right for and Win! machetes and knives Friday dur­ were stoned and a delivery truck making it to the House and Senate America early Sunday, that annual (x:casion when Americans sunny days. ing riots in Soweto after police wa.Ie (k>Uee- ^anrhpBtprBpr^ tion for iarger sixes: plus 2 BONUS Coupons! $2J)0 » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 28. 1986 WEATHER Calendars Manchester good, Swensson says Today’s forecast Monday : Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. Manchester officials have said they need Connecticut, Manachuietta and Rhode laland: By John F. Kirch ! Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park Committee, Herald Reporter the money because of the hazardous Mostly cloudy today with still a chance of rain east Uncoln Center gold room, 7 p.m. conditions along that portion of Route 83. and partly to mostly cloudy west. Highs in the SOs Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln Center confer­ A bill that would give Manchester more Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, who is east, 60s west. Partly cloudy Saturday night. La w ence room, 7; 30 p.m. i than $2 million for the reconstruction of a sponsoring the bill, has called the street a in the 40s. Sunday partly to mostly sunny. High In . Zoning Board of Appeals. Lincoln Center hearing portion of state Route 83 has a good chance "national disaster’’ and has lobbied hard for the SOs along the coast and in the 60s to lower 70s room. 7 p.m. of making it to the House and Senate intact. approval of the bill. inland. : Committee on Aging, Senior Citizens’ Center, 7; 30 Rep. Elsie L. Swensson, R-Manchester. said The section of Tolland Turnpike that Maine: Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers b.m. Friday. needs improving narrows down from fourto - « today into Sunday. Highs in the upper SOs to lower ; Charter Revision Commission, Manchester High The bill, which would give the town $2.2 two lanes and floods easily. The money 608 and lows in the 40s. ^hool library, 8 p.m. million to improve Route 83 from Taylor would be used to widen the road and improve Vermont: Cloudy periods today with a chance of : Board of Education, tiling Junior High School, 7:30 Street in Manchester to Welles Road in the drainage system. showers. Highs in the mid-OOs. Partly cloudy p.m. Vernon, is currently pending in the General Last year, Manchester received $100,000 Saturday night. Lows 45 to SO. Sunny and mild |Tuesday Assembly’s Finance, Revenue and Bonding from the state to begin an engineering study Sunday with highs 65 to 70. > Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center Committee. From there it will go the the on that stretch of Route 83. Bills similar to the one now pending, ■I New Hampshire: Variable cloudiness with a hearing room, 7 p.m. House of Representatives and then to the ■ however, have not been met with much chance of showers today into Sunday. Highs in the Thursday Senate, but the committee can make enthusiasm. In 1984, the finance committee SOs to low 70s. Lows in the mid to upper 40s. ; Economic Development Commission, Lincoln changes in the dollar amount. Center gold room. 8 a.m. The Transportation Committee passed killed a bill that would have provided $1.5 Judge’s hours. Probate Court, 6:30 p.m. the bill in March with few changes. It is million in state funding for the project. Ethics Commission. Probate Court, 7; 30 p.m. being held up in the finance committee. Meanwhile, the state Department of Extended outlook Today In history Swensson said, because of uncertainties Transportation has required developers who wish to build in the area to furnish their Extended outlook for New England Monday about the type of state budget the Among those born on this date were architect I.M. Pei, in Andover own plans to imprbve the road. The DOT through Wednesday: Legislature will pass. But Swensson said she has been told by policy has scared many potential business­ Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: 1917, and actress-comedian Carol Burnett, in 1934. Monday members of the finance cpmmittee that men away, including the Konover Develop­ hearing, Andover Fair. Highs in the mid-60s to mid-70s. Lows in the . Board of Finance budget Manchester should get a good portion of the ment Co. of West Hartford, which scrapped Elementary School. 8 p.m. mid-40s to lower SOs. money it needs. plans in October to build a 90.000-square-foot Bring on the rays Vermont: Dry Monday and Tuesday. Chance of "John Savage (chairman of the finance shopping center on Tolland Turnpike. 2 rain Wednesday. Highs 60 to 70. Lows 40 to 50. Almanac committee) told me it looks good." Konover said it could not afford the costly Today: Partly sunny with highs in the 60s. Tonight: Partly cloudy with Maine: Fair Monday and Tuesday. Chance of Bolton Swensson said. " I ’m sure Manchester will repairs and held that Route 83 was the lows 45 to 50. Sunday: Partly sunny and milder with highs 70 to 75. showers Wednesday. Lows in the 40s. Highs in the state’s responsibility. In 1607, the first British colo­ get something. I hope it’s $2 million." Today’s weather picture was drawn by Nicole Eicker of 154 Carriage upper SOs north to the SOs south. Today is Saturday, April 26, Monday the 116th day of 1986 with 249 to nists to establish a permanent Public Building Commission. Community Hall. 7:30 . Drive, a student at Martin School. New Hampshire: Fair Monday and Tuesday. Chance of showers Wednesday. Lows in the 40s. follow. settlement in America landed at p.m. Thursday Highs in the SOs to low 70s. The moon is moving toward its Cape Henry, Va. In 1865, federal troops shot and Library Board. Bentley Memorial Library, 7:30 Swensson says she’s last quarter. killed John Wilkes Booth, the p.m. 6 Across the nation The morning stars are Mer­ assassin of President Abraham cury. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Lincoln, near Port Royal. Va.. despite orders to capture him Coventry ‘50-50’ on new term A spring storm riding a wave of cold air battered The evening star is Venus. the Pacific Northwest with rain, snow and gusty alive. Those born on this date are Monday winds Friday as it pushed across the Rockies under the sign of Taurus. They In 1937, German-made planes Steering-Liaison Committee. Town Office Building, State Rep. Elsie L. Swensson. R- Swensson's 13th Assembly District seat. toward the northern Plains. include English author Daniel destroyed the Basque town of 7 p.m. Manchester. said Friday she could give any However, Agostinelli, a state employee, has since withdrawn as a candidate and A heat wave settled over the Midwest, setting Defoe in 1661; naturalist John Guernica in Spain. Special Town Council. Town Office Building. 7:30 of the Democrats interested in her seat "a record highs in IScities. Moline. III., toppedthelist good run for the money.” but has not decided Faucher. a real estate agent, has said he will Herald photo by Tucker James Audubon in 1785; German p.m. In 1982, Argentine occupation whether she will seek a fourth term. d|Top out of the race if Thompson runs. at 9.1 degrees, and records in the high SOs and low industrialist and arms manufac­ Planning and Zoning Commission, Captain Nathan Hitching a ride 90.K were set in Michigan. Indiana, Missouri. Iowa. forces surrendered to the British Hale School. 7:30 p.m. In a telephone interview from the Capitol Cassano, who has also expressed interest in turer Alfred Krupp in 1812: on South Georgia Island, a Friday night, Swensson reiterated that she the Fourth Senatorial District seat held by Kansas. Kentucky and North and South Carolina, landscape architect Frederick Tuesday Dan Lopez, 13, catches a free ride from Mike Russo, 13, Tornado watches were posted over parts of South Falkland Islands dependency, Veterans Committee, Town Office Building. 7:30 would not announce her intentions until Republican Carl A. Zinsser, has encouraged Law Olmstead in 1822; South and 180 Argentine troops were after the Legislative session is over. Thompson to seek Swensson’s seat. near the corner of Center and Adams streets Friday Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa. Korean statesman Syngman p.m. Snow fell across the higher elevations of Oregon. taken prisoner. Probate Court, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. She cited an illness in the family as the Thompson has said he will probably run afternoon. The boys, both of Manchester, were on their Rhee in 1875: author Anita Loos Washington and the central Plateau. Travelers’ Wednesday reason why she wants to wait. and that an official announcement should in 1893: inventor Charles Rich­ In 1984. Jazz piano great Count way to play some street hockey. advi.sories for drifting and blowing snow were Parks and Recreation Commission. Town Office " I ’m getting a lot of support," Swensson come next week. ter. responsible for the Richter Basie died at age 79. posted for the Cascades. Building. 7:30 p.m. said. "It’s 50-50. I love my job and I would Scale of earthquake measure­ love to come back." “ The four names that have come up are all "The storm system is fairly cold, so it may cause ment, in 1900; novelist Bernard Four Democrats — Henry E. Agostinelli. good men. " Swensson said Friday. "But I a little more snow than usual for this time of year." Malamud in 1914; architect I.M. A thought for the day; Anita At the Capitol Robert Faucher, former Manchester Mayor think I ’ve done a good job and I'll give them Manchester In Brief said Bill Barlow of the National Weather Service. Pei in 1917 (age 69); actress- Loos wrote in "Gentlemen John Thompson and town Director Stephen all a good run for the money if I decide to \ ^ / / j SHOWEHS^ FLOW comedian Carol Burnett in 1934 Prefer Blondes, ” ’ ’Kissing your HARTFORD (UPI) — Here is a list of state T. Cassano — havo expressed interest in run." The storm would bring cold temperatures and UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST (age 52), and pop singer Bobby hand may make you feel very, government and political events scheduld the week of Roads to be cleaned snow to parts of the central Rockies, he said. The Rydell in 1942 (age 44). very good, but a diamond and April 28. All rooms are in the Capitol complex unless storm set record lows in five Northwest cities During the next four weeks, all town roads not swept of sand On this dav in history: sapphire bracelet lasts forever.” otherwise noted. will be cleaned, the Public Works Department has announced. National forecast Thursday. Precipitation was under I inch in mo.st Monday Town votes to trash taxes area, the weather service said. • Legislative committee hearings include: Appropri­ This includes streets north of Lydall. Woodbridge and Hilliard streets, and south of Hartford Road. Charter Oak Street and The storm kicked up st rong winds throughout the ations and Government Administration and Elections the referendum as an indicator of public During today, snow is forecast for portions of the northern and central LISBON (UPI) — Residents are im­ Highland Street. West. Winds gusted to 70mph at Cape Blanco, Ore., (joint hearing).9:30a.m., Room W-56; Executive and pressed by a trash hauler’s "negotiable" sentiment, the commission will review its A Intermountain and northern and central Plains regions. Rain is and gale warnings flew along the Washington and Lottery Legislative Nominations. 10:30 a m.. Room W-54 expected in portions of the central Intermountain and northern and offer to pay their property taxes for 25years decision. northern Oregon coa.sts. Winds with 40-mph gusts • (committee meeting follows hearing.) The Municipal if they let him build a trash-to-energy plant, "I think the vote will bring a positive Outstanding women honored central Plains regions. Scattered rain and showers are forecast for blew acro.ss the desert Southwest. Infrastructure Trust Fund Committee meets at 9:30 a top town official said Friday. approach for the Planning and Zoning portions of the northern and central Plains, upper and middle A touch of cold air lingered in Florida, bringing Connecticut daily Massachusetts daily: 3919. a.m.. Barney House. Farmington. Lisbon residents in a non-binding referen­ ..Commission to at least give it consideration The board of advisers for the Outstanding Young Women of The House meets In regular session at 11 a.m. and Mississippi Valley, upper Great Lakes and north Atlantic Coast regions. overnight lows ip the 40s and breaking three record Tri-state doily for Maine. New dum Thursday voted 680-590 in favor of the for some change." Shea said. America awards program have chosen three area residents to be Friday: 405 Hampshire and Vermont: 232 the Senate meets in regular session at 2 p.m proposal by Philip Armetta. the owner of "If I was member of the Planning and included in their 1985 edition. Elsewhere, weather will be fair in general. lows. U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd. D-Conn.. holds a 10 Play Four: 3539 and 1146. Dainty Rubbish Service and Regional Zoning Commission. I’d definalely say there The women are Joyce F. Perrett of Horace Street. Karen L. a.m. news conference. Room 408. Rhode Island daily: 8046. Disposal Service in Middletown. is something worth considering." he added. McArdle of Benton Street and Janet Grace of Coventry. They will Lotto: 4-6-17-18-29-38 Democratic gubernatorial candidate Toby Moffett Armetta has offered to pay the property "I'm in favor of the proposal, definitely.” P join 26.000 other women between the ages of 21 and M who have holds an II a.m. news'conference. Room 310. Shea said. "All communities have a variety Other lottery numbers drawn Jingo numbers Friday: 7-59- tax bills for every taxpayer in the rural distinguished themselves in their homes, professions and Tuesday southeastern Connecticut community, or $1 of problems with waste disposal at this Friday in New England: 69-19-44-54-39-76-18-49. communities. ' Legislative committee public hearings include: million a year, for the next 25 years. time.” PEOPLE Judiciary. 9:30 a m.. Room E-53. In return, he wants to build a $90 million The plant could serve as many as 10 The House meets in regular session at 11 a.m. and trash-to-energy plant on an 80-acre site in Eastern Connecticut communities. Shea ^ Assumption students compete the Senate meets in regular session at a time to be Lisbon, which would handle 600 tons of trash said. C A N Y O U announced daily from the region. "If we could hove given everybody Eight Assumption Junior High School students will compete Wednesday “ This is what he proposed." said Jere­ promises, we would have one.” said along with 252 other students in grades six through 12 in Rigors of competition No place to put it Legislative committee meetings include: Intern­ miah A. Shea. Lisbon's first selectman. "It’s Florence Pawlikowski. who has opposed the Connecticut History Day on May 10. The students earned the ship. 10 a.m.. Room E-53. proposal since last May. F'ormer gymnastic star Cathy Rigby Pop artist Claes Oldenburg has discovered all negotiable." right by winning first, second or third place in regional The House meets in regular session at 11 a m. and "It shows you that a lot of people will hold McCoy said that the rigors of world-class that Standard Oil Co. doesn’t rubber stamp Lisbon’s Planning and Zoning Commis­ competitions on April 5. the Senate meets in regular session at a time to be their hands out for anything.” Pawlikowski competition, fear of failure and non-stop its approval of a piece of art just because it sion banned such plants three months ago. The competition, sponsored by the Connecticut Historical announced. However. Shea said it is believed that with said. training and dieting caused her to become was chosen by a Cleveland Fine Arts Republican gubernatorial candidate Julie D. Society, was begun to help interest students in history. It features anorexic and bulimic during the 1972 Advisory Commission to go in front of its Belaga holds a 10 a.m. news conference. Room 310. a variety of divisions students can enter, including the writing of Olympic.s. corporate headquarters. Albert Shenker. president of the American papers, media presentations and group projects. Pressured by parents, coaches, trainers Company Chairman Robert B. Horton said Federation of Teachers, holds a 4 p.m. news Bill seeks to protect jobs "The area winners are Mark Hughes. Bob Hartnett. .Amanda and others to keep her weight down during Thursday he isn’t pleased with the 48-foot conference-. Room 408. Botticello. Maria Cuneo. Stacey Lvoma. Jody Romano, Jeffrey competition, the winner of 12 international pink and maroon sculpture of a rubber stamp ’Thursday NEW LONDON (AP) — Defense workers London and Groton, where Electric Boat Martin and Robert Gess. gold medals said her weight once fell to 79 and hopes to find another location for it. " I The House meets in regular session at II a.m. and who lose their jobs would be retrained for constructs submarines. He said the bill he The state competition, which begins at 10 a.m., will take place the Senate meets in regular session at a time to be new careers using federal funds under a bill pounds and she was hospitalized twice. don’t want to destroy a work of art, but I don’t will introduce Tuesday would “ insulate at the Connecticut Historical Society in Hartford. announced. that U.S. Rep. Sam Gejdenson plans to eastern Connecticut from the economic "At the 1972 Olympics some other think the symbolism is appropriate." he gymnasts taught me the techniques of The Connecticut Public Transportation Commis­ introduce in Congress next week. shocks” of reduced defense spending. said. binging and purging and I began the vicious sion meets at 2 p.m.. Department of Transportation. "Defense contracts provide the livelihood 24 Wolcott Hill Road. Wethersfield. for a good portion of eastern Connecticut Under the bill, grants would be available cycles of eating up to 15.000 calories a day. Oldenburg, the artist who gained fame to two types of businesses, those hurt by but getting rid of it all by vomiting.” McCoy. when he designed a giant baseball bat for Friday families and they will continue to." The House meets in regular session at 11 a.m. and Gejdenson said Friday during a news actual dislocation of industry and those 32. told an audience at Utah State University. Chicago and a giant clothespin for Philadel­ ADOPT AN the Senate meets in regular session at a time to be conference at the U.S. Coast Guard interested in diversifying before cuts take phia. called the decision a breach of contract, place. Logan, on Thursday. Academy. "However, a more stable eco­ but he refused to say whether he planned to announced. The road to recovery began, she said, after Saturday nomic future is dependent on moving away Gejdenson stressed that his bill was an she divorced her husband of nine years, sue. The House is tentatively scheduled to meet in from heavy dependence on the defense attempt to plan for the future and avoid the ORPHAN which she said was difficult because " I had "The fact is that there is no other place to regular session at noon and the Senate also may meet industry." types of crises that occurred when military never been assertive and I wanted people to put it." he said Thursday. in regular session. The Democrat’s 2nd District includes New cuts affected states like Rhode Island. by losing weight & growing hair think I had a perfect life and marriage." Her second husband. Tom. encouraged her to seek treatment, which she did five years ago. Paper donation Foes of radar detector bill score victory 1979 Nobel Peace laureate Norman Bor- By Brent Loymon before anyone could object. Friday, it would have passed. detector-equipped motorists think 2 He spent millions laug has donated his papers to Iowa State The Associated Press Under legislative rules, any bill The Finance Committee meets there was a speed trap behind that has a fiscal impart must go to Tuesday and Smoko said he will every tree and prompt them to University. lAME: EYES: BROWN Boxer Leon Spinks told bankruptcy HECTOR MODESTO HARTFORD — A bill to legalize the tax-writing Finance Commit­ spend the next few days trying to slow down. officials all he has left from the $4.5 million HEIGHT: S’ Borlaug. 71, won the prize for developing lARTlNEZ the use of radar detectors in tee. The Senate, which approved line up votes against the measure. he made in the ring was a $500 wardrobe and DATE MISSING: 07/31/83 WEIGHT: 70 LBS the measure earlier this month on Rep. Paul Karbowski. R-Elast JACQUELINE ONASSIS high yielding, disease-resistant .strains of Connecticut was dealt a severe Haven, compared Chase’s prop­ the $1,600 a month he makes boxing. FROM: HAM: BLACK a 26-9 vote, had rejected argu­ ' Rep. Vincent Chase. R- wheat that have fed millions of people EAST LOS ANGELES. blow Friday when House oppo­ osal and others aimed an render­ " I don’t even have a car to use." Spinks. 32. . . . arrives for wedding ments that legalizing radar detec­ Stratford. offered but later with­ throughout the world. He also has trained an CALIFORNIA LAST SEEN: 721 South Bonnie nents succeeded in getting the ing detectors useless to an “ arms who in 1978 won the heavyweight crown from tors would translate into a drop in drew an amendment that would army of agricultural technicians who have DOB: 08AI3/74 Beach Drive, East Los Angeles, measure sent back to committee. race in Connecticut" between Muhammad All, told the presiding officer in speeding fines. have appropriated about $600,000 Wedding draws flock spread the new food technology to more than RACE/SEX: MEXICAN/MALE Calif. " I ’ll do everything I can to see motorists and state police. a hearing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in that it’s defeated in my commit­ Smoko acknowledged later that to equip all state police cars with 6 20 nations. ^ opponents were simply buying Only Connecticut. Virginia and Detroit on Thursday. Hundreds of stargazers choked Cape Cod tee.” vowed Sen. James H. devices to jam radar detectors. time in sending the bill back to the State police theoretically would the District of Columbia ban the The office ordered a court trustee to handle streets Friday, desperate to photograph The papers will go to the university’s Any information? Call 1-800-843-5678 McLaughlin. R-Woodbury, co- chairman of the Finance Commit­ Finance Committee. He predicted have been able to flood the state use of radar detectors. Violation in the liquidation of the prize fighter’s assets. celebrities arriving for the extravagant Archives of American Agriculture. Borlaug. tee. where the bill was sent for that if the bill had come to a vote with radar signals and make Connecticut carries a $35 fine. Spinks, who filed in March for protection a Cresco native, is now a visiting professor at wedding of Kennedy clan member Maria analysis of its effect on state from creditors under Chapter 7 of the federal Shriver and muscleman-actor Arnold Texas A&M University. bankruptcy code, said he owes about revenues. Schwarzenegger. But local police said those "My position is that the only $301,000. seeking peeks at the rich and famous would Manchester Herald PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES Spinks’ brother Michael is the current reason you have a radar detector likely be disappointed. A tight net of security Flying festivities in your car is to avoid the law," heavyweight champion in the International has been cast around Saturday’s wedding FOR BEGINNERS Boxing Federation. USPS 327-500 VOL, CV. No. 176 McLaughlin sqid. and ensuing reception bash. Invited guests The Fly By Night Club in Anchorage. Opponents of the bill have tried OUTDOOR Alaska celebrated National Secretaries Pubtlshad dally axcapt Sunday Suggested carrisr rates are $1.50 Laani ksm to b m ysm 35mbi caaMra were given identification tags to wear, a and cartaln holldaya by ttia Man- to weaken it through amendments, Week by inviting secretaries to toss iT y .$ 01.50 .f lo - r one m onth. $10.25 f Still more kudos police cruiser was stationed outside the ctiaalar PubUahlnp Co., lOBralnard lor three months, $30.50 for six but scored their victory Friday toclatos filai, flask A laasas Channel 3 - Eyewitness News Mogozine Kennedy compound and a private security typewrites and other tools of their trade Place, Mancitaatar, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. using what one legislator called FLEA MARKET Vermont Royster, former editor of The force guarded a luxury hotel where family under a 13-ton steamroller. Copying ma­ Second daaa poatage paid at Man- Mall rates are available on request. parliamentary "subterfuge.” Soturdoy, April 26-7:30 p.m. Wall Street Journal, will add a Presidential chines. cash registers, calculators, tele­ cheater. Conn. POSTMASTER; Rep. Ronald L. Smoko. D- and friends stayed. Ever air space over the Sand addraaa changaa to the Man- GROUP CLASSES Medal of Freedom to his mantelpiece that ceremony will be under tight security when phones and typewriters were smashed to chaalar Herald, P.O. Box SOI. Man- Hamden. appeared to catch the Three 2 hour classes begianiag JEfff JACOBI To place a classified or display bill’s supporters off guard by already contains two Pulitzer prizes. the couple exchanges vows at 11 a.m. "The smithereens Thursday night to the screams cheater, Conn. 00040. advertlaemsnt, or to report a nows Royster, professor emeritus at the Univer­ only time it has been like this was when JFK of cheering secretaries and a fair number of item, story or picture Id ^ call 043- a.sking whether legalizing radar Tuesday, April 29 Call Fr. Ed Nadolny 723-7497 detectors could reduce the $16 sity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of became president.” a resident said of the male office workers, too. " I spend more time GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 0:30am . to5 FlEA MARKET Journalism, will receive the medal, the heavy security and emotional frenzy with that calculator than 1 do with my own you don’t receive your Herald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. million the state collected last year All Three Claeees for *50 Send your tax deductible dortation to: highest civilian honor given by the president, sparked by the wedding. Shriver. 30 son." sputtered Carol Alering, 29, a bank p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ in speeding fines. day. plaat a talephone your carrier. Rep Linda Emmons. R- at a luncheon in the White House on May 12. clerk, as she sacrificed the device. “ I love it. EVERY SUNDAY!4 pjn. co-anchor of the CBS Morning News and It you're unable to reach your car- The Manchaater Herald is s man»- Madison. the Finance Commit­ INFOAMATION 242-1840 ORPHANS The medal is given to people who have I really do. It’s great." accountant Sandra daughter of Eunice Kennedy and Sargent rlar, call subscriber service at 047- bsr of the /Lssociatad Press, a sub­ tee’s other co-chairman, said she contributed meritoriously to the national Shriver Jr., is marrying the 38-year-old Young. 39, said so joyfully that a bystander 0040 by 0 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. scriber to United Press Interna­ "supposed" the measure could .Salem i 639 Main St., Manchester interest. Royster, 71. said Thursday he is Schwarzenegger, the Austrian-born star of could not help but ask. “ Did you bring Saturdays tor guarantsad daiivary tional ttews s a rv l^ and a member Box 400 - Naugatuck, CT - 06770 In Manchester. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. have some impact and Smoko c a m e ra 6 4 3 -7 3 6 9 being recognized for his service in journal­ ’’Conan, the Barbarian" and "The anything from your office?” “ I brought my moved that it be sent to committee ism and communications. Terminator” * boss’s favorite calculator.” Young replied. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 26. 1986 U.S./World In Brief Britain sends some Libyans home Hostage families denounce Reagan Bv Larry Thorson The Associated Press WESTMINSTER, Calif. — The families of seven former and current .American hostages in Lebanon prayed tearfully Friday LONDON — The government for the safe return of their loved ones and angrily accused Friday barred more than 330 MANCHESTER HAS IT! President Reagan of disregarding the captives' safety. Libyan student pilots and airplane Some 1.000 school children, singing the charity anthem "We mechanics from continuing their Are The World” and "Let There Be Peace,” joined the families in studies, citing a risk to national security, and put 22 other Libyan an hourlong tree planting ceremony and prayer at Liberty Park students on a flight out of the as a Marine Corp color guard stood by. country. This Week Featuring... Patty Little, niece of hostage Peter Kilbum who was executed The government said that about by terrorists avenging the U.S. bombing of Libya, wept as.she -, 16 Libyans studying to be pilots and placed a wooden cross with a picture of her uncle under one of about 3'2D studying airline mainte­ seven trees planted in memory of the hostages. nance would be affected by the new Before the ceremony, Eric Jacobsen, son of hostage David order. It said they would be Jacobsen of Huntington Beach, accused Reagan of offering the expected to leave the country when FOGARTY BROTHERS GORDON SIGN lives of the families' loved ones in his fight against terrorism. their visas expire in a few months. 104 Hilliard Street The Rev. Benjamin Weir, a former hostage, eulogized Kilburn. The 22 Libyans expelled Friday Member of 62. of San Francisco as a "quiet, gentle person" who was "deeply had been detained earlier in the 6 4 6 -0 8 8 0 caring." week for alleged revolutionary activity. They included a student Energy Centers Co-op: rjs Volcano rumbles, eruption feared pilot who reportedly offered to form suicide squads to attack U.S. Computerized Signs/ A N C H O R A G E . Alaska — The restless Augustine Volcano targets. Magnetic Signs spewed more ash and gas Friday, intensifying (ears it was They wore escorted aboard a \ Bernie Giovino building toward a big blast — one which could cause a tidal wave Libyan Arab Airlines Boeing 727by police with submachine guns. your Personal Customer Repre­ Truck Lettering and endanger clam diggers. . i ' Augustine's high plume rose 2 miles on Thursday and grew to4 They shook their fists and t ' sentative of Manchester and Bol­ miles, said Betsy Yount, a U.S. Geological Survey volcanologist. chanted slogans against President Pin Stripping Yount said the 4.02.5-foot mountain was leaking material from Reagan and British Prime Minis­ ton^ If there are problem s or ter Margaret Thatcher as they numerous holes on its north face and scientists fear it could erupt PIN STt find these at a fraction walked from police vans to the expelled 22 Libyans and halted the questions concerning your heat­ 2 in a violent blast that could send a giant chunk of the unstable Security officials at Lomjon’s Heathrow MAGNCIK plane at Heathrow Airport. of the cost at mountain into the sea. causing a tsunami — a giant wave. Airport go through the luggage of training of 300 more who were learning ing, plumbing, or air condition­ A member of the Libyan plane to be pilots and aviation engineers. lV*" Meanwhile, clam diggers flocking to the Kenai Peninsula crew handed out posters and expelled Libyan students Friday. Britain ing, whether your a customer or Gordon Sign beaches south of Anchorage were being warned jt was unwise postcards showing Libyan leader and, possibly, unsafe to camp because of the volcano. t'ol. .Vloammar Khadafy with his affected by Friday's older to leave involvement in international bombing of a British Airways not, give him a call and he will be Gordon Geer, Owner "W e'll be using the volunteer fire departments, park rangers adopted 1.5-month-old daughter, immediately, but it barred them terrorism. office in London. However, the happy to assist you. "The Right Sign can do magic lor you. and state troopers to warn these people," Clancy Johnson, who doctors and officials in Libya from working on airplanes or being Thatcher claimed in a statement Home Office said no evidence was director of the Kenai Peninsula Borough's office of emergency say was killed in the .April 15 U.S in airports. to Parliament Thursday night that found to connect Libya with the Lat Gordon Sign do lha talking." management, said. "We haven't restricted them from the areas air raid Thatcher said the government Libya has been involved in terror­ bombing. 643-5631 6 during the day. but we did last (Thursday! night and we will "Daddy you loved me. Reagan would deport the aviation students ist acts in Britain since 1980. tonight (F rid a y )." killed me. " said the caption on one if they failed to leave voluntarily. including supplying the Irish Re­ Britain broke relations with ol the postcards. Meanwhile, other West Euro­ publican Arm y and bombings in Libya in 1984 after a London AIDS cases in New York increase Thatcher backed the raid and pean countries moved to imple­ London and .Manchester in march policewoman was killed by gunfire Jac^I^apper^ealtyT^^^^^^AY^^RAP allowed I S planes based in ment a Common Market decision 1984. from the Libyan embassy. It also P-IS l N EW Y O R K — AIDS cases in the nation's largest city are Britain to lake part to reduce the size of Libyan Newspapers reported that au­ lightened controls on Libyans again on the rise, breaking a pattern where new cases of the Her government did not order embassies in their countries in thorities suspected Libya or its seeking to enter Brittiin. About ril get you top dollar ■ — deadly disease leveled off for six months, health department the approxim.oi-U rets I ihvans response to suspe'’*'’'* ' it" -'" aeeni>; was behind Thursday's 7..500 Libyans live in Britain officials said Friday, Energy Conservation Services for your property. PAP AUTO PARTS .A study showed 228 new AIDS cases were reported in February Professionally Trained Techniclens and 282 in March, said Dr. Stephen Schultz, deputy director for 307 E. Center St., Manchester epidemiology at the City Health Department. Reagan off on ‘winds of freedom’ trip Call me now! The previous six months, in which 190 monthly ca.ses were Fogarty Brothers 164 East Center Street (R.ir of Loaox Pkimioey)lacyl 649-3528 reported, was actually a "statistical phenomena" that has WASHINGTON (I PI) - Presi­ guests were on hand to cheer the summit — the 12th annual bracing winds, sweeping out the Plumbing Jack J. Lappeh Manchester, C T 06040 occurred periodically. Schultz said. dent Reagan, heralding "a new Reagan as he left the White House, meeting of the major industrial­ old and. 1 believe, ushering in a 649-4539 The department always maintained that saying " AIDS cases era " of democracy around the bound first for an overnight stop in ized democracies — as "full" and new- era of freedom — an era in member ENERGY CENTERS co-operative Notary Public 6 4 3 -4 2 6 3 With PAP had leveled off was premature." Schultz said "Six months is too globe, set out under tight security Los Angeles. predicted "long and rather de­ which democracy is once again short a time to be able to comment on where the tide is going." '■'riday on a 13-day "winds of The Marine Band played "Stars tailed economic meetings." as well recognized as the new idea." .GET YOUR SPRING VACATION TAN AT " The overall trend of epidemic increasing is what is happening freedom" trip to Asia to reaffirm and Stripes Forever " and the as attention to "areas of political Security concerns, intensified SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM EXHAUST WORK and not a leveling off," Schultz said. political ties and rally U.S allies crowd waved as his helicopter and strategic concern. " because of fears of reprisals from INNE’S PLACE 643-14421 Custom Kitchen Center The average numbers of cases reported monthly were: in 1982. against terrorism lifted off for the brief flight to Tho.se talks, built into the sche­ fhe U S . attack on Libya, were UniHX HilrATinnIng Silon .88; in 1988. 81: in 1984. 140: and in 1985, 180. Schultz said Carrying a me.s.sage of political Andrews Air Force Base in nearby- dule as informal mealtime discus­ pervasive among those traveling Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. sions. are expected to focus on New York City accounts for about a third of the nation's ca.ses and economic cooperation. Rea­ suburban .Maryland. with Reagan and extra precau­ "^OTARyS^lcE"* SPECIALISTS East-W'esl relations and a push by- of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, with 5.925 as of gan received a rousing .sendoff as In brief planeside remarks min­ tions were being taken along the Visit Our Showroom At: WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE Reagan for greater allied coopera- GENERAL REPAIRING March 26. he began a 22.(HHl-mile journey that utes before takeoff (or California way to guard against disruption. will include discussions of Sou­ — the first of several rest stops tion in battling worldwide In Tokyo, some 36,000 policemen COPIES 25 Olcott Street theast Asian security in Indonesia designed to minimize jet lag — terrorism. r^iiTr at IMxir Propane Cylinders Filled Reagan invites Aquino to visit will be on the streets to protect the A and ol terrorism and economic Reagan said he wanted to "reaf­ Reagan said the summit "comes All thia and more at - Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Till 9 PM summit leaders: Armored limou­ I problems at the summit in Japan. firm and renew our economic, at an interesting time " and de­ TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET sines will ferry them around the M A N ILA . Philippines President ReagiUi telephoned President Vice President George Bush, strategic and political lies" with clared:' "There is no denying that city and some travel will be done I MANCHESTER MALL siiMainst, 649-4531 M A N C H ES TE R . C T . 06040 Corazon Aquino for the first time since she came to power two members of the Cabinet and scores allies the winds of freedom arc blowing, 649-7544 by helicopters to avoid crowds. Weekly Auctions > Antique Coins & Collectible Shops months ago and invited her to visit the United States, officials of political appointees and invited Reagan describ»rfifu> agenda for east and west. Thev are brisk and said Friday. A government statement said the conversation look place at 11 r-1 p m local time Thursday and lasted ahdut three minutes |||mCIM2 ^GIM h (§||| Angelic Nursing & Home Care OVER 45 According to the statement. Reagan invited Aquino to visit the Packwood changes tax reform strategy COMPANY ' A Pull tieming Aid Centew Services, Registry Inc. MANCHESTER YEARS P United States and suggested a date sometime after the U S. 63 East Center Street, Manchester C T EXPERIENCE elections in Novemher WASHINGTON il FIi - Senate bill. Packwood called his commit­ He said the draft document that Packwood said. -The committee / Aquino told Reagan she would be "delighted " to visit the Finance (.'ommiltee Chairman tee members into private session the committee had spent weeks members were interested. That (203) 647-1956 MEMORIAL CO. United States, where she and her husband. Benigno. lived in exile Bob Packwood. R-Ore . conceded Thursday to discuss a radically working on "for the moment is just doesn't mean they were suppor­ (or three years before he returned home Aug 21, 1988. and was Opp. East Cemetery CALL 649-5807 Friday- that his panel had not made different and simpler approach — pul aside in abeyance " tive. just intrigued. " Local Registry offers quality care... assassinated as he debarked under military escort the wipe out all deductions and lower Packwood called a halt to public He added. "I have no idea 151 TALCOTTVILLE ROAD much progress in rewriting the HARRISON STREET statement said. nation's tax law s and said he would lax rales drafting sc.ssions last week when il. (where we will go from here) until IROUTE 831 Lower cost to patients... QUALITY MEMORIALS MANCHESTER A White House spokesman confirmed Friday that Reagan had try to revive reform efforts by­ "The committee was asked to became clear that the bill, already we have three or four meetings. " VERNON. CONNECTICUT RN's, LPN’s, Companions, Homemakers, extended the invitation to Aquino. A date has not yet been set for putting his draft bill aside apd start from square one." he told $'29 billion in the hole compared to The committee plans to meet the state visit, the spokesman said, but it is expected to be this exploring other options. reporters Friday. "It was clear we his original proposal, would con­ again privately Tuesday. 871-1118 Personal Aids... fall .After weeks of unsuccessfully were not making any progress on tinue to lose money and jeopardize The new proposal, which calls try ing to write a major tax reform square two. " the entire tax reform effort. He for replacing the current compli­ Briton fatally shot in France announced that the committee cated tax code with only two rates would try to resurrect its efforts in for individuals — 15 percent and 25 New England Country Woodworking, Inc. Selling? Buying? Building? LYO N . 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His 11-year-old daughter secretary-general will refute the or knew- of the deportation of 43.000 and charitable contributions, buck Packwood said he did not discuss -H- "WE CANT HIDE BEHIND CUR PRODUCT" told police she saw a hooded man flee the scene charges Greek Jew s to Nazi death camps in in. his new approach with the White Foraign 6 Domaatle "It was an education process," o o The memo was written hy Neal 1943 while he was a first lieutenant House. AUTO ELECTRIC Spain orders expulsion of Libyans Sher, head of the Justice Depart­ stationed in the Balkans. Il also • Brakes ment's Office of Special Investiga­ claims he look part in operations • Cooling Systems Allen Test Analyzed J. A. 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Friday forced the temporary eva­ “ We’re talking about one of the tightest housing markets in the cuation of all 18 motor vehicle entire country,” he said of Danbury. "You don’t reverse that emissions testing stations in Con­ overnight. Unfortunately, some people are going to fall through - necticut two days after a blast Manchester residents should be thankful Shipbuilder the cracks. We’re trying to prevent that." damaged a motor vehicle branch they have a mayor who cares about the office in Hamden, officials said. day-to-day problems faced by the average Unemployment filings hit *86 low Searches by local police depart­ citizen, like the ‘ ‘little guy” who is looking at ments around the state found no a long stay in prison in connection with a plot spices island WETHERSFIELD - The number of people filing for bombs and all the testing stations to sell a quarter-million dollars worth of unemployment benefits dropped by 2,500 during April to the were reopened without incident lowest level this year, State Labor Commissioner P. Joseph after about an hour, authorities cocaine. Peraro said Friday. said. Mayor Barbara Weinberg was obviously for a blast But new filings were up from 3,112 two weeks ago to 3,551 this week. The threat was made about 10:15 moved by just such a predicament when she a.m. by a man who telephoned the There were 29,332 claims filed during this reporting period, wrote a letter to a Hartford Superior Court state Motor Vehicle Department WASHINGTON — Libyans aren’t the only ones compared with an average of 31,833 in the first two weeks of the judge seeking leniency for a town branch office in Hamden, said UPI photo in an uproar over teing bombed by American month. Anthony Armentano. assistant di­ restaurateur convicted of being an accessory Benefits expired for 411 people, Peraro reported. 2 warplanes. Inhabitants of the U.S.-owned rector of registry for the agency. to possession of cocaine with intent to sell. Honoring a hero Caribbean island of Vieques have had some of Another threat was made, ap­ And the judge was apparently impressed their choicest real estate used for target practice Patricia Stethem shows her grief as her The Seabee was honored with the enough by Weinberg’s letter and 20 similar Shelton Industrial center mulled parently by the same man, in a Bronze Star at Arlington National by Navy bombers for more than 20 years, and they second call about II a.m., he said.; husband, Richard, right, looks on ones sent by friends and associates of are understandably unhappy about it. HARTFORD — The Department of Economic Development In both calls, the man threatened during a ceremony Friday honoring Cemetery in Virginia. Beside Mrs. Stephen Massaro to ignore the prosecutor’s So the Navy came up with an imaginative will spend $100,000 to help fund a study to explore the “ to blow up the emissions sta­ their son. Petty Officer Robert Dean Stethem is Navy Rear Admiral John Paul recommendation for a five-year jail solution to the islanders’ discontent. It persuaded development of an industrial center in Shelton, officials tions.” Armentano said. Jones Jr. announced Friday. Stethem, who was was killed in June one of its biggest contractors to go into the spice An irate motorist whose vehicle sentence. Open Forum Shelton officials will make their own $100,000 contribution, 1985 at the Beirut airport by hijackers. He sentenced Massaro to spend six months trade, and create job opportunities that will failed an emissions test earlier supposedly make the locals less sensitive to the funded through a federal grant. Friday at the North Haven station injail. State Economic Development Commissioner John J. Carson was reported to authorities for 6 sound of crashing bombs on the naval target range said a fire at the B.F. Goodrich Sponge Rubber Products Co. Weinberg’s intervention on behalf of the party spent six more years in tation is the proper intent of the in their backyard. investigation of any possible con­ Willhide needs plant in 1975 destroyed Shelton’s economic base by putting 900 Deputy acquitted in assauit Massaro prompted justifiable outrage from the political wilderness. law. Pentagon auditors stumbled across the bizarre nection with the threat, said It should not be forgotten, too. people out of work. Armentano. the Manchester police union, which accused to be replaced However, upon the advice of arrangement and questioned its propriety. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A fired forcing a female inmate in Bridge­ attention," Holden said. that Mrs. Willhide appointed the town attorney. I have rev­ “ A concrete slab is all that remains of Shelton’s her of delivering a "slap in the face to all law Although no public funds are apparently being rubber-industry past,” Carson said. “ Virtually overnight, "That person also called (motor deputy sheriff was acquitted Fri­ port's Golden Hill Street court­ Mary Sheeler, 28, of Fairfield Patricia Cottle as her deputy ersed my decision, and declared house lockup to have oral sex with used to finance the spice venture, an audit report Shelton’s economic base disappeared into flames. vehicle) headquarters in Wethers­ day of sexually assaulting a female testified Reyes forced her to have enforcement officers. ” registrar. Mrs. Cottle, the public the petition pages to be valid. him in the women's bathroom. To the Editor; wondered whether the Navy should put itself in "Since that evening, the state has tried to attract high-tech field and was spoken to by at least prisoner, prompting his sobbing oral sex with him in the bathroom ’ ‘Justice for all should not be dependent on might recall, was the district Politics is one thing — defama­ but overjoyed wife to kiss jurors "The state didn’t do a very good the position of seeking an expensive favor from a manufacturers and service companies to the Route 8 corridor.” three supervisors to explain the after two other deputy sheriffs had the accused’s financial status, position in the moderator at an earlier Republi­ tion of character is quite who had found him innocent. job” in presenting the case, said sex with her twice during the lunch The Republican leaders who. major contractor. Carson said. testing process," he .said. “ We are can primary who opened up a Members of the Superior Court juror Jeff Stone. hour July 16. 1985. community and people of.influence who they two years ago, crucified Fred another, Details are contained in an internal report by The study will determine the feasibility of transforming the assuming there may be a tie voting machine before 8 p.m., between the irate customer and jury of four men and two women "They did not believe the vic­ happen to be acquainted with.” the acting Peck, long-term Manchester Re­ the Defense Contract Audit Agency, which former Sponge Rubber site into the “ Shelton Industrial Center.” tim.” Assistant State's Attorney In his concluding remarks, how­ merely to save time. Perhaps Mary E. Willhide these calls.” said the state did not produce president of the police union wrote in a letter publican registrar of voters, discovered the Vieques spice deal during a routine enough evidence to prove Teodoro Henry Lyons said. ever. Holden said his client did not Mrs. Cottle, too. belihves in 57 Jean Rd. delivered to Weinberg this week. should feel conscience stricken audit of the Newport News Shipbuilding and .Motor Vehicle Commissioner Reyes. 43. of Bridgeport guilty Public Defender William Holden have supervisory or disciplinary personal interpretation of the Equally disturbing are the reasons after his successor. Mary Wil­ Drydock Co., which does about 90 percent of its Tischler gets 2 posts at Yale Benjamin A. Muzio ordered the beyond a reasonable doubt. heaved a great sigh of relief as he control over the alleged victim, a election laws, evacuations of the emissions test requirement in the law under lhide. thwarted the recent prim­ business with the Navy. Our associate Donald NEW HAVEN — Dr. Gary L. Tischler has been appointed both Reyes was charged with second- left the courtroom. Weinberg gave for writing the letter and the I must add, it is not a nice stations, which are operated under “ The jury listened and paid which Reyes has been charged. ary petition drive on the basis of Goldberg obtained a copy of the report. chairman of the Yale School of Medicine’s department of degree sexual as.sault. aecu.sed of fact that she wrote it on stationery that feeling to be disenfranchised. contract by a division of Hamilton a self-serving interpretation of Willhide made psychiatry and chief of the psychiatry service at Yale-New contained the town seal and her official title. That is how I, as a signer of the Standard. an election law. OVER THE YEARS, Navy bombardment and Haven Hospital. improperly rejected petition, the right decision Weinberg said she wrote the letter at the Fred Peck was ousted as Marine Corps amphibious exercises on the tiny Both appointments become effective on July 1. The offices were re-opened request of Massaro’s family. She said she registrar because of declining feel. Perhaps those on the town island just east of Puerto Rico have raised Tischler is currently the director of the Yale Psychiatric within two hours when the Wamaco bows to hostile bid Republican enrollment figures. committee who support Mrs. Institute. He will succeed Dr. Morton F. Reiser as department searches were completed and dined at Massaro’s West Side restaurant To the Editor: repeated protests from Vieques residents. In higher than Warnaco’s project 1986 Willhide at the moment ought to chairman and Dr. Malcolm B. Bowers Jr. as chief of psychiatry. nothing was found, department BRIDGEPORT (AP) - War- pany would extend its deadline for several times a month for the past few years, The leadership felt that he could addition to the obvious danger — in 1968. an errant earnings of $2.70 a share. worry what could happen to He has directed the psychiatric institute where adolescents spokesman Donald Byers said. naco Inc. agreed Friday to be tendering shares until midnight have done something to stop the The recent confusion over missile almost sank a boat carrying the governor May 2. " It’s a very good .deal for the but did not know either Massaro or his family them, if she continues in office.® and young adults with severe mental disorders are given While the searches were being acquired by a Los Angeles investor decline. What he was supposed to election laws has been an inter­ of Puerto Rico — they have complained of group, which said it had been The company’s board of direc­ stockholder," Johnson said, very well. Speaking as a Republican at intensive psychiatric care since 19’79. made, a second bomb threat was do. as I interpret it. was to hassle esting lesson in futility. Ambigu­ economic hardship wrought on fishing and tendered 56 percent of the com­ tors voted to approve the acquisi­ But when Weinberg wrote to Judge Herbert large in the community, f have Tischler’s areas of study include community health issues, made, a DMV official said. Johnson said it would take a year A potential registrants so as to tourism by the conversion of their tropical pany's stock at $46.50 a share, or tion on Friday. no confidence in her. A change is ous laws that are left to many training health professionals and evaluating patient care. He has "His (Muzio's) order was to or two to see how well W Barall. she apparently felt sufficiently have them sign up as Republi­ paradise into a permanent war zone. assure the safety of motorists and $474.3 million. "Management has done a nice interpretations can cau.se "e x ­ also worked with social psychiatry and has studied neuropsychi­ Acquisition will do with the acquainted with the defendant to write that cans. Such harassment would needed. Last fall, possibly in hopes of forestalling employees of the stations.” said W Acquisition Corp. said it had job." analyst Edward Johnson of perts” and "amateurs” alike to atric problems associated with the Vietnam War. company. he had ’’learned his lesson ” and was "worthy have been patently illegal, un­ hotly debate the effect. renewed protests when the Navy’s Ocean Venture John Maxwell a spokesman for been offered 6.1 million shares of Johnson Redbook in New York said Robert J. Smith Warnaco’s 10.2 million common of Warnaco officials. of consideration of community service and ethical. would in any case be Mary Willhide, the Republican exercise next month again subjects Vieques to Hamilton Standard, which oper­ "I think it will be touch and go for prevented by Democratic offi­ 43 Harvard Road ates the emission testing program shares outstanding by 8 a.m He said that most companies them." he said. rehabilitation.” registrar of voters, is a woman of friendly fire. Navy brass persuaded Newport Aetna earnings up In 1st quarter comparable to Warnaco were cials and was against Mr. Peck’s for the state. Friday. As for the stationery she used. Weinberg strong convictions and integrJty. News to put up $3.5 million in a joint venture with Andrew Galef. W Acquisition’s being offered buyouts valued at 12 The agreement ended a weeks- nature. What have we got in HARTFORD Aetna Life & Casualty Co. today reported a "State and local police re­ For her to have been attacked for the South Bronx Greenhouse in New York City. sponded immediately but found chairman, said under the terms of times their stock earnings. W long struggle by Warnaco to rebuff said she paid for it herself and uses it for place of Mr. Peck? first quarter net income of $250 million, 346 percent m «re than the P doing her job was a disservice to ’fhe investment would finance the growing of 14 nothing." Maxwell said. the merger agreement, his com­ Acquisition's offer was 17 times the group's takeover effort. personal and social occasions. But the fact by throwing out the recent $56 million in the same period last year. Registrar says her and her office. When a varieties of exotic herbs and spices to be sold by primary petition, on a personal Net income per share was $2.20. compared to SO cents a share that the letterhead carried the town seal and decision has to be made, we the greenhouse to gourmet restaurants in New legal interpretation that couldn’t last year. her title can only be taken to mean that she thanks to friends expect our elected officials to act York, Chicago and other centers of haute cuisine. stand up. Mrs, Willhide has. for The company’s assets also Increased 14 percent to $59.5 billion. was writing the letter in her capacity as quickly and judiciously. Gary Waldron of the South Bronx Greenhouse the second time in local Republi­ Operating earnings in the first quarter were $141 million, or mayor. Mary — we commend you on said the joint venture, begun last November, was $1.21 a share compared to $57 million, or 51 cents a share, in the New Locations can history, shown a degree of To the Editor: carrying out your duties to which expected to create "good P R " for the Navy by The letter would have been perfectly wilfulness that doesn't mix with same period a year ago. you have been elected. Keep up "generating 100 jobs and good profits" on The company’s net income includes realized net capital gains appropriate had it been written on a plain My deepest gratitude goes to the holding of public office. the good work!! bomb-battered Vieques. of $71 million and a $38.7 million tax credit from utilization of loss piece of paper and signed. "Barbara all of the persons, both political Vernon The previous time Mrs. Wil­ Then the Pentagon auditors stumbled across a carryforwards. Net capital gains inicude a $68.5 million payment For Your Convenience... Weinberg. Massaro’s West Side patron. ” lhide made a great blot on the and non-political, who have been mysterious new account in the Newport News from the sale of Satellite Business Systems. Quality Inn political scene occurred when so supportive of my position As it was. the mayor turned the entire Jeanette Urfitelli books: the South Bronx Greenhouse. "A ll divisions of the company reported better operating Farm Shop the then-chairman, Mr. Robert during the past few days. As an matter into an exercise in poor judgment. Lois Philopena results,” said James T. Lynn, Aetna chairman. Vernon Drug Von Deck, became seriously ill. elected official of this town I Suzanne B. Shorts “M Y INTEREST WAS PIQUED because I The company’s commercial insurance division, which Dunkin Donuts, Rte. 83 Mrs. Willhide, then vice- have been as honest and for­ Nancy Barnes couldn't see any connection between a reported an $18 million operating loss in the 1984 first quarter, You can now buy the Manchester chairman. seized the opportun­ thright as possible during the CVS Pharmacy Letters policy Arthur B. Shorts ‘greenhouse’ and the shipbuilding industry, this year reported $26 million in operating earnings. ity to advance Curtis Smith (I performance of my duty as Herald at any of these neighbor­ Stop & Shop . Barbara A. King especially a shipyard primarily involved in Lynn said the turnaround resulted from higher premiums and The Manchester Herald welcomes original forget the exact succession of Republican Registrar of Voters. “ tighter risk selections.” Abdows Restaurant Pat Cottle building combatant vessels for the Navy.” one letters to the editor. offices Mary and Curt held). and If, indeed, my stance has been an hood locations nearest you! 7-11, Rte. 83 Terry Daigle auditor wrote. After first refusing to discuss the Letters should be brief and to the point They at crucial times this was done "embarassment” to this town Frances Harten situation. Newport News executives eventually Fabian Drug should be typed or neatly handwritten, and. for without consultation with the then so be it! That was certainly Connecticut National pays fine ' Doris Gorsch told the auditors the story and referred them to 7-11, Union & West Sts. ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters executive committee of the town not my intent. William McCormick Navy Secretary John Lehman. HARTFORD — The U.S. Treasury Department said Friday Mile Hill Drug must be signed with name, address and daytime committee (of which I was a Although my interpretation Robert C. Barnes “ The concern that I have as a government that a Hartford-based bank had agreed to pay the government Arthur’s Drug Bradiee’s telephone number (for verification). I member) or the town committee has yet to be proven wrong, it $220,000, becoming the 16th bank cited in a government Post Office - Broad St. & The Herald reserves the right toedit letters in the Manchester contract auditor and as a taxpayer."the auditor Corner Dairy itself. The net result of her should be clearly stated that I wrote, "follows along these lines; The objective of crackdown on failures to report large currency transactions. Quinn’s Pharmacy Main St. locations interests of brevity, clarity and taste. maneuvers, however, was that followed the statute to the letter. Connecticut National Bank agreed to the penalty to settle Address letters to: Open Forum. Manchester Pat Cotten the Navy appears to be to create good will with the Coventry Farms Frankies Curt spent six years in office as It will be up to the courts to inhabitants of Vieques so that the Navy can allegations that it failed to report more than 1,000 currency Herald. P O Box 591. .Manchester, CT 06040. Bolton transactions as required by the Bank Secrecy Act. M&S Mini Mart Wiilie’s Coventry chairman and. consequentially. determine whether my interpre- continue to use the bombing range on the island. The law, aimed at providing authorities with a tool to track Grampy’s Burger King “ It seems logical to assume that the Navy did Fowlers Market criminal efforts to launder money, requires banks to report cash Food Bag Center & Thompson Sts. Coventry Pharmacy not have a convenient means of creating this good transactions over $10,000. w ill... (so) it turned to Newport News as a means Xtra Mart (all locations) Edwards Food Cliff’s Market Francis A. Keating II said the payment settled Connecticut Bonanza Libya critics don’t offer alternatives of solving its dilemma. Of course, one would ask National’s civil liability for the violations. Keating.said the bank Rite Aid Quido’s Market why Newport News would enter into such a deal as had come forward voluntarily, cooperated fully with Treasury in Memorial Market Squire Village Village Pharmacy this. This is the critical question. ” Amid all the muffled criticism of our air strike obviously out of the question to declare full-scale developing the scope of its liability and had instituted new Cumberland Farms Dairy Queen One-Stop Convenience Navy officials were not available for comment, on Libya by the usual naysayers, note one glaring war on Libya. Syria and Iran simultaneously. Mr. procedures to insure compliance with the law in the future. (all locations) Hartford Rd. & omission: Nobody has put forward any concrete Reagan therefore chose Libya, whose deep but a spokesman for the shipbuilder confirmed Since last June. 16 banks have paid penalties for failing to Lenox Pharmacy McKee St. that the spice deal had been suggested by the report large currency transactions. Bank of America paid the 2 alternative proposal for curbing terrorism. involvement with the terrorists was clear, and Manchester Heraid Navy. He added that the company’s parent firm. largest fine, $4.75 million. Highland Market Bolton Apparently the critics think we should just grin WiUiam which had the added geographical advantage of WaWa Grocery Creative Hair and bear it being easily accessible and somewhat isolated Tenneco Inc., sees it as a promising business Bolton Pharmacy 7-11 (all locations) Bennet Apartments Howard Johnson’s from any conceivable allies. venture. Cumberland Farms Rusher House kills Interstate bank bill Northway Drug Charter Oak Apartments Restaurant Most of them are too cautious to condemn A-1 Gas outright a move so popular with the vast majority Then, after focusing world attention on the Confidential file HARTFORD — The House of Representatives killed a bill Walt’s Grocery Carter Chevroiet A&P Market misdeeds of Khadafy. carrying out a preliminary Friday that would have allowed mergers between Connecticut A&A Food Store of Americans, so they have confined themselves to A growing number of children in the Soviet AM/PM Mini Mart Sunny Side Up Restaurant J.C. Penney Catalog incursion into the Gulf of Sidra to reaccustom banks and all but the largest New York banks, despite an intense raising "questions, ” expressing "doubts" and Union are being placed In state institutions Liggett Rexaii Fani’s Kitchen Center 6 people to the Concept of military action, and lobbying campaign by Stamford-based Northeast Bancorp Inc. confessing to "qualms." It was almost pathetic to because their parents have abandoned, neglected CVS Pharmacy Savings Bank of Manchester Andy’s Market pinpointing Libyan responsibility fora fresh The bill was petitioned onto the floor of the House after being Andover see Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd, his only the future can tell; but his strategy as now or abused them. In Moscow alone the courts take Super Stop & Shop Main & Purnell Sts. Mr. Donut funeral-director expression firmly in place, unfolded is both sound and shrewd. terrorist outrage (the Berlin nightclub bombing). defeated by the Banks Committee. The vote was 76-64 against Lunt’s Market custody of about 1,000 couples’ cl^ildren each year. reversing the committee’s recommendation. Olympia Deli Hilliard Building scrabbling around in the dust on national Wisdom on this subject begins with the Mr. Reagan ordered precision air strikes against Dairy Mart And now the Literaturnaya Gazeta has published Northeast Bancorp and the Bank of New York Co. Inc. have a Vitello’s Restaurant Jasper’s General Store television for some safe way to tsk-tsk the recognition that today’s .Middle Eastern terrorism Khadafy's headquarters and several of the Lea’s Market Pero’s Fruit Stand a story of corruption in one state-run children’s 3-year-old merger agreement that cannot be completed under operation. is a form of low-level warfare being waged by terrorist camps in Libya. Medi Mart Manchester MefT’oi'iai Conn. National Bank home. Officials have been accused of abusing the Connecticut’s present law. Passed in 1983, the present law Town Hall He should have waited for James Reston's first Arab volunteers for political purposes against the kids systematically, keeping them ill-clothed and East Center St. Apts. Hospital WHAT CONSEQUENCE is he hoping for? restricts state banks to interstate mergers to banks from other South WIndeor column. The Dean of Doubters (where Ronald major nations of the West, with the aid (training, stealing items intended for the children. There Westown Pharmacy Porter & Pitkin Sts. Whole Donut Khadafy is certainly not going to be frightened New England states. Cumberland Farms Reagan is concerned) was having a fire sale: equipment, money, logistical support and base was also an unexplained fund shortage equivalent The Bank of New York had offered to locate 1,000 new Jobs in an Charter Oak & Diamond Pizza Friendly’s Restaurants camps) of several Arab states, including Libya. into changing his habits, and terrorists all over the Oakland Road "Why warn (Khadafy) in advance? ... Did (the to $28,800. economically depressed area of Connecticut, if the bank was Sycamore Sts. NAPA Auto Parts Battiston’s Cleaners Unless we are prepared just to endure it. our Arab crescent will no doubt try to multiply their strike) isolate Col. Khadafy or bring the Arab permittted to consummate its merger with Northeast Bancorp, Shop Rite Supermarkets Shell Station (Tolland response can take only two forms: prevention outrages in the months just ahead. Spruce St. Mobil world to his side? ... Has the president considered parent of Union Trust Co. Tpke. & Taylor St.) the effect of the bombing raid on allied, where possible and retaliation. But the air strikes on April 15 — and others that Fountain Viiiage Oakland & Rachel Roads congressional and Soviet relations? ... The main Prevention depends heavily on goiod can and will follow them if necessary — are bound Burger King: Not fast food? question is whether this is achieving the ends he intelligence, and it was heartening that Mr. to plant in the minds of many key Libyans the MONROE — Burger King officials, who want to build next to an seeks or the opposite.... Why choose fighter Reagan was able to tell a recent press conference thought that their country is paying a high price iHanrlipatpr HrralJi elementary school, argued before zoning officials that their bombers out of Britain? ... There are clearly that we did in fact manage to prevent no less than for the pleasure of being led by Khadafy. ' establishment is not a fast-food restaurant. doubts here." 126 terrorist attacks in 1985. But the CTA was so especially when it could be enjoying many Founded In 1881 The discussion Thursday before the Planning and Zoning severely crippled by liberal and leftist assaults on millions of dollars of American aid instead. If his domestic foes succeed in eliminating him, RICHARD W. COSGROVE ...... PubllthAr Commission pitted Burger King against residents who claimed it in the mid-1970s that it is only now recovering, DOUGLAS A. BEVINS . . .. . Eneculiva Editor the smells of hamburgers and fries wafting into the school would Still Only iianrl|PHlpr llpralft you can be sure the lesson will not be lost on other and it plainly cahnot stop the terrorists altogether. JAMES P. SACKS...... Managing Editor disrupt students’ concentration. venturesome Arab leaders — and terrorism, while ALEXANDER GIRELLI . Aaaoclata Editor Opponents of the Burger King restaurant claimed the site does If von woiilH nrofftr homo Holivorw impossible to eradieate. may lose its charm as a 25^ If you would prefer home delivery, 25 not have the required number of parking spaces for a fast-food risk-free way of harrassing the West. restaurant. please call 647-9946. Burger King claimed it is not a fast-food restaurant, based on a 1979 Bridgeport Superior Court ruling. MANCHKSTKR HERALD, Saturday. April 26. 1986 - »

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Y Q 106 are now helpless. Blast cannot over­ 319 Main Street 5 0 5 7 5 8 5 9 8 0 avoid trouble, keep your observations DOWN ♦ 8 6 4 2 By James Jacoby take with the king and play the jack Manchester • 643-2145 PR ESTIGE to yourself. 4>J 52 lACK J. LAPPEN REALTY 6 1 6 2 0 3 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Self- because that will make dummy’s F orm erly le lire -4hle Realty ROGERS CORP. JACKSON & JACKSON 1 December Suppose you were an undercover PRINTING INC. inflicted pressures and an urgency to fourth diamond a winner. If West is Comer of Mill A Oakland Sts. holiday (abbr.) WEST EAST agent sneaking into a nudist colony. 164 East Center Street 135 Main SIraal 8 4 8 5 • 8 get something done quickly could ♦ 7 5 ♦ 2 left on lead, he must either play away Manchester * 648-5500 REAL ESTATE 2 Missile type Naturally you’d strip. When you’re de­ from the ace of hearts or must play Manchattar • 643^263 Manchester • 646-6161 (abbr.) cause you to take chances today that Y A 8 5 2 Y J 9 3 NORTHWAY REXALL Don Jackson Rose I iola Javkson you normally wouldn't. ♦ Q 10 ♦ K J 7 3 clarer with plenty of trumps and en­ another club, allowing declarer to ruff 3 Small island (c)1906 by NEA. Inc 168 Main Street CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Mem­ ♦ KQ1074 a tries to both hands, try to remember to ♦ 9 8 6 3 in dummy while di%arding a loser PHARMACY Manchetter • 647-8400 bers of your lamily might do things to­ do the same thing. It can't hurt and from his hand. U&R REALTY day that will displease you. Keep a rein SOUTH may help. "Presrrifitiiin Sfierinlists** MANCHESTER (NL HEAT ♦ K Q J 109 6 4 Notice that this strategy is correct MANCHESTER DRUC 230 North Main Street on your temper and don't respond in an Declarer trumped the opening lead because you welcome the defenders' "(Judlily I'uid Trifiluvls" U&R CELEBRITY CIPHER angry manner. YK74 "Treserintiun Siierialists** Manchester * 646-4510 61 Loomis Street ♦ A 9 5 and played ace and a diamond. West attacking the heart suit. If your hearts C«M>rtty Cipher cryptogrami ar« crMt«d from quotatlont by famous psopts. psst sntf prsssnt AQUARIUS (Jan. 2B-Fob. 19) Your at­ continue clubs. Declarer ruffed and 717 Main Street Manchester • 647-9137 MORIARTY BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION Escb Isttar In tha ciphar atandt for anothar Today‘§ du#.- U apua/« M. tention span may not be up to par to­ ♦ --- were weaker, like A-x-x opposite J-x- Manchattar • 649-4541 played another diamond. When that X, you would play differently, since 315 Center Street M Eaal Canlar SIrael by CONNIE WIENER day, so when performing any hazardous Vulnerable; Both suit failed to split, declarer eventually your best hope would be that the dia­ Manchetter • 643-5135 Manchealer . 643-9551, 643-2692 tasks, take extra pains to concentrate Dealer: South had to play the heart suit for himself. JAMES R. McCAVANAGH “8HLXM HJX ATP H VHRRXJI F8 fully on what you're doing. mond suit was splitting and that the PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Financial Because of the unfavorable location of defenders would not switch to hearts. THE MAIN PUB West Nortk East South the heart jack, he bad to lose two heart REALTY CBLPTJXM HYU PHRN ATP H PBYNRBYV involvements with friends today should 1 ♦ 308 Main SIrael HARRISON’S be clearly spelled out in advance or Pass 1 NT Pass 4 4 tricks and his contract. 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At trick two, declarer plays a from (youths), to whom the Manchester • 646-7272 cry at movies — all of that.” — Peter Jennings. eryone else. Try not to be too self- low spade to dummy’s eight. He then month was dedicated, as May was to serving. trumps a second club. A spade to dum­ majores, the elders. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 26. 1986 — II U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 26. 1986 Bodies Reagan to seek SPORTS give no control of Guard Bv Norman Block policy, he said. The Associated Press But the general who commands Canadiens trim Whalers to lead series the National Guard Bureau of the dues WASHINGTON - The Reagan Army and Air Force contends the administration is preparing legis­ civilian Pentagon leadership is the net past a kneeling Roy. lation that would limit the author­ overreacting. MONTREAL (UPI) - Defen­ Carbonneau gave the Canadiens By William Harwood sive specialist Guy Carbonneau a 2-0 lead at 8:26 during a tripping Montreal went up 4-2 at 16:07 ity of state governors to keep their "The problem has not developed when defenseman Mike Lalor United Press International National Guard units from being to the point of demanding a change scored twice, including a short- penalty to Lemieux. Bob Gainey sent abroad for training. to the entire system,” said Lt. Gen. handed goal, and Montreal scored went around Ron Francis at the scored on a delayed holding CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. - Pentagon officials engaged in Emmett H. Walker, chief of the three times in the first period Hartford blueline, creating a 2-on-l penalty to Hartford's Dave Tip­ Government pathologists have not Friday night to help the Canadiens with Carbonneau against defense- pett. Lalor took a pass from Larry yet been able to determine how or the work describe it as a direct National Guard Bureau. response to the decision by a The Army National Guard and grab a S-3 victory over the man Mike McEwen. Gainey drew Robinson and banked a high wrist exactly when the Challenger astro­ handful of governors to deny Hartford Whalers and a 3-2 lead in Weeks to the right side of the net shot off Dineen past Weeks. nauts died, although the shuttle Air National Guard are two their best-of-seven Stanley Cup and made a cross-ice pass to Anderson brought Hartford to was subjected to "extremely large permission to their guardsmen to separate components of a military within one goal at 9:58 of the third train in Central America. system that includes the active- quarterfinal series. Carbonneau, who tipped it in the forces” when it broke apart. NASA Montreal can advance to the open side. period with his fifth playoff goal, a said Friday. Although the governors' actions duty Army, Navy, Air Force and have so far prevented only 49 Wales Conference final with a The third goal produced by the dribbling backhander through the "Because NASA has not been Marines as well as the Army victory in Game 6 of the Adams Canadiens' special teams came on legs of Roy, who was down in a able to ascertain the cause of death guardsmen from deploying to Reserve, Air Force Reserve, Navy Central America for training, the Division title series, set for Sunday a power play at 12; 45 when split. of the crew. I have felt that it has Reserve and Marine Reserve. at the Hartford Civic Center. onrushing Mats Naslund deflected Carbonneau scored his second been inappropriate to comment state decisions have proved partic­ Unlike the reserves and active- ularly galling to administration The short-handed score by Car­ Bohby Smith's pass from the goal of the game and fifth of the prior to this time." Rear Adm. duty units, however, the Guard is bonneau, and two power-play goals boards into the right side of the net. playoffs when he batted in Chris Richard Truly said in a statement, H«rald photo by Tucker officials. That is because they under state control during peace­ come at a time when President gave the Canadiens a 3-0 lead in the Hartford came back at 15:46 Nilan's rebound into the open side breaking more than a month of A new planting time under a section of the first period, a novelty for this when John Anderson blocked an of the net at 18:41 of the third official silence on the. fate of the Reagan is maintaining a military Constitution that guarantees the period. This was Carbonneau's presence in Honduras as a warning right of states to maintain their series and a bonus for-Montreal’s attempted clearing pass by Chelios Challenger seven. Town Director Thomas Ferguson, left, top-flight defense. in the Montreal end. The puck was second two-goal game. The remains of all seven shuttle Street Friday in honor of Arbor Day and to Nicaragua while fighting for own "militia.” congressional support for the Montreal got its first power-play passed from Anderson to Ray fliers have been examined by and Theunis Werkhoven watch as Town Connecticut’s 350th birthday. Similar There are 440,000 men and goal at 2; 05 of the period when Ferraro to Kevin Dineen. who Both goalies made several big 2 Contra rebels. personnel from the Armed Forces Manager Robert Weiss, Ann Marie trees were planted around the state in women in the Army National rookie Claude Lemieux deflected a slipped it under falling rookie saves, but Roy was the more Institute of Pathology, and Truly . James H. Webb, the assistant Guard and an additional 110,000 in Phillips, Mayor Barbara Weinberg and simultaneous ceremonies. secretary of defense for reserve weak slapshot by Chris Chelios goalie, Patrick Roy. outstanding of the two. He held said he had "hoped that a careful the Air National Guard. These through the legs of Hartford goalie In all five games of the series, Hartford scoreless in the first 12 and professional examination of John Zapadka plant a tree off Center affairs, informed Congress earlier "weekend soldiers" are available this week that Defense Secretary Steve Weeks, who replaced the Hartford has been outplayed badly minutes of the second period when the remains would provide the to a governor for call-up during injured Mike Liut for the third in the first period, and Friday, the the Whalers posted an 8-0 shot answer." Caspar W. Weinberger had di­ local emergencies. They can be rected his office to work on straight game. The goal was the Canadiens outshot the Whalers 16-8 advantage. "The examinations (by patholo­ mobilized and placed in "federal fifth of the playoffs for Lemieux. a in the opening 20 minutes. Among his big saves were Iwoon gists) have not revealed any NASA rebuts newspaper "corrective legislation." status” during times of war. No final decision has been made rookie promoted from the minors, The teams traded goals in the Wayne Babych. a wrist shot by conclusive evidence about either According to Dan Donohue, a who has provided the power play second period, when Hartford Dineen and a hard slap shot from to press ahead with a bill, Webb UPt p tio to 6 cause or time of death." Truly said. The goal of any legislation, he Guard spokesman in Washington, with a tremendous lift. outshot Montreal 12-5. Dineen the point by Fnmeis during a said. the governors of Maine. Massachu­ The Canadiens were 2-for-3 on scored his .second goal of the night power play. Hartford, missing Game Five at the Forum on Friday night. "Further, the wreckage exami­ on mismanagement charges added, would be to limit the Hartford defenseman Tim Bothwell setts. Vermont. Washington and the power play Friday, bringing at 14; 14 when he took a cross-ice defenseman Dave Babych. was The Canadiens won, 5-3, to take lead in nation task is complicated by the authority of governors to block the Kansas have said they will not their .series conversion rate to pass from Anderson and put a outshot 30-23 in the game, includ­ (right) hangs onto Montreal's Kjell amount of damage done at water By Howard Benedict safety testing, design and deveiop- aliegations." deployment of guardsmen to for­ allow their guard units to train in 9-for-38. wrist shot in the lower left corner of ing 9-3 in the first period. Dahlin during first-period action in the Adams Division series. impact. Whether or not a cabin The Associated Press meht from the time the shuttle He added that in Saturday’s eign countries _ for active-duty Honduras. Of the five, however, rupture occurred prior to water program began to when Chal­ editions of the Times, the news­ training. only Maine had a guard unit the impact has not yet been deter­ CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. - lenger exploded on Jan. 28. killing paper would quote Harry R. Webb maintained in an inter­ Pentagon wanted to send to mined by a superficial examina- The National Aeronautics and its crew of seven. Finley, a top official with the view that the National Guard Central America for training this tion of the recovered Space Administration, in an un­ NASA Friday released a five- General Accounting Office, as cannot remain a key part of the year, Donohue said. Vanbiesbrouck backbones Ranger win components." precedented move., issued a de­ page. single-space statement that saying that his agency's findings nation’s defense structure if indi­ Sources said the statement was tailed response Friday to two it said was in response to the were accurately reported in the vidual governors are allowed to As a result, the actions by the By Will Dunham into the game, but Vanbiesbrouck the left circle past Peeters’ glove- for a goal from point- blank range released in response to speculation articles in The New York Times, articles “alleging management series. prevent realistic combat training governors have prevented only 49 United Press International was perfect in the net the rest of the side to give New York a 3-2 lead. during a power play at 13:40 of the that some or all of the astronauts calling the newspaper's criticisms problems of the space agency." Finley added Friday. Flaste in countries outside the United guardsmen from deploying to way. as the Rangers scored the Mark Osborne, skating down the first period Larouche passed from had survived in their relatively of NASA management "The two-article series deals said, that NASA had not been States. Such action by the gover­ Central America, the spokesman LANDOVER, Md. -GoalieJohn final four goals. left side to draw two Capitals the left corner and goalie Pete intact crew cabin during the “inaccurate." with implications and draws con­ responsive to auditors’ sugges- nors cirrumvonts U S foreign said. Vanbiesbrouck stopped the final 26 The Capitals outshot the defenders, passed the puck to Don Peeters overplayed the left side. plunge to the sea and other reports Richard Flaste. the director of clusions which, in significant re­ tions for managerial shots he faced and Tomas Sand- Rangers 32-27 but New York Maloney, who flipp^ a back­ Washington scored two power- that said they were killed within science news at the Times who spects, do not accurately represent im^ovement. strom scored the game-winner at exploited a sloppy Washington hander through Peeters’ legs from play goals within a span of 43 13:49 of the second period Friday defense, which was rated No. 2 in the slot at 2:12 of the third period seconds in the first period to grab a seconds. coordinated the articles, said in the way NASA is managed." the The NASA statement said some "Extremely large forces were response that he was “enormously statement said. O’Neill: Governors night to allow the New York the NHL during the regular for an insurance goal. 2-0 lead. of the problems cited from the Rangers a 4-2 victory over the season. New York has rebounded imposed on the vehicle as evi­ proud of this series" and defended "The primary focus of the audits "are related to activities denced by the immediate breakup its accuracy. articles is on audits and safety with Washington Capitals and a 3-2 lead from two-goal deficits in each of Trailing 2-0 in the first period, Dave Christian skated free down several years ago and have been in their best-of- seven Patrick their three victories in the series. the Rangers took advantage of the left side off a feed from Scott into many pieces." Truly said. An article published Wednesday particular emphasis on the space corrected or are being corrected." must show restraint "The determination of the magni­ in the Times said audits show that shuttle program, a uniquely tech­ Division final series. Washington goaltender Pete sloppy Washington play to lead 3-2 Stevens and scored from the left Peeters, who has started the past after two periods. circle on a two- man advantage at tude and direction of these forces NASA and its contractors have nical and complex spaceflight It said the agency has always and their effect on the crew module wasted biilions of dollars on the system — undertaken in an eco­ By John Gustavsen kind of a determination. ... Unless The Rangers can advance to the 12 games for the Capitals, stopped Pierre Larouche. New York’s 2:51 of the first period. Stevens considered audits a necessary The Associated Press there is a real reason that the Wales Conference final for the first 23 shots Friday. sharpshooter, cut the lead to 2-1 then scored off a miss by Christian is a lengthy process and is space shuttle and other space nomical manner providing ade­ management tool to be used in currently in work. programs despite warnings by quate testing to insure that safety governor interferes in national time in seven years with a victory On the game-winner, Brian when he knocked in a carom of from the slot while the Capitals conjunction with other manage­ HARTFORD — Governors affairs, then I think it would be a in Game 6. set for Sunday at MacLellan sent a 10-foot pass to Kjell Samuelsson’s shot that was were on a one-man advantage. 31 "Once these forces have been government inspectors that such was always the first considera­ ment processes. accurately determined, if in fact heavy losses were occurring tion.” NASA said. should use restraint in refusing to mistake." Madison Square Garden. Sandstrom from the left boards. deflected by Wilf Paiement. seconds before Larouche sparked A The Capitals led by 2-0 only 3:34 Larouche then set up Paiement the Rangers' rally. they can be. the structural ana­ through bad management. Flaste said of the series: "I think Long-time NASA observers send National Guard troops O’Neill said there is no likelihood Sanristrom then drilled a shot from lysts will attempt to estimate the A Thursday story said the audits it's accurate. It stands on its own. could not recall the agency ever abroad for active duty training, Connecticut troops would go to any effect on the structural and pres­ disclose the space agency cut or It quoted official sources. This was issuing such a lengthy rebuttal to a because the refusal may interfere hostile areas overseas this year. sure integrity of the crew module." delayed a half-billion dollars on not The New York Times making news report. with national policy. Gov. William "So until that time arises we’ll AL roundup O’Neill said Friday. make no decision.” he said. “The National Guard is the Last year, some public informa­ backbone of the military depart­ tion personnel from the Connecti­ ment of the United States." O’Neill cut National Guard trained in Richard says wife was jeaious told reporters at the Capitol after Honduras and in recent years Yankees triumph; Bosox whitewashed P the Reagan administration said it troops have trained in Europe. By Crocker Stephenson the conversation, which was one of it appear Jerri Ann had been reported Jerri Ann missing. may seek legislation to circums­ "If governors have their choice Combined Wire Services Yankees' second baseman Willie Royals to a 6-0 victory over the White Sox 9, Tigers 7 UPI photo cribe governors’ authority over as to where or where not guards­ Randolph, who was 0-for- 1 with Boston Red Sox. United Press International six Richard had with police during sexually assaulted. Richard feared his wife would At Detroit. Harold Baines Montreal’s Herm Winningham is out at second base on the probe into the rape and slaying "The only thing that shocks me become violent if she found out state troops. men shall go — should we not send NEW YORK - Bobby Meacham three walks, had his season-long. Leibrandt. 3-0. faced the min­ snapped a 7-7 tie with his second PROVIDENCE R I. - Two of his only child. and makds me so sick is the fact about the liaison, as she had once Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ them to Germany next or should drove home three runs and Mike l5-game hitting streak snapped. imum 15 batters through five homer of the game, a two-run shot an attempted steal in the seventh inning against the Cubs days after the raped and beaten The child's body was found four that the little girl was sexually hurt before. berger may decide next week we not send them to France or the Easier capped a six-run eighth The Yankees scored two runs in innings before Rich Gedman in the eighth inning Friday night, on Friday. Chicago shortstop Shawon Duston (right) Pacific — I think you’re getting slammed an 0-2 pitch just inside body of 4-month-old Jerri Ann days after her parents reported ... I can never bear to think that — "She turned right around and whether to try to limit the inning with a three-run double the sixth to take a 4-3 lead. Dave giving the Chicago White ^ x a 9-7 applies the tag for the putout. The Expos won. 4-2. Richard was found. Ralph Richard her missing from their former that poor little innocent baby, on punched me. suckered me right in authority of governors to block into very deep waters.” O’Neill Friday night to lead the New York Winfield walked and took second third base for a double to break up victory over the Detroit Tigers. told police his wife sexually abused deployment of guardsmen to for­ said. Yankees to their sixth straight on Candiotti's errant pickoff the no- hitter. Gedman. however, Pawtucket apartment. During the top of being — her life ended, that the mouth. Drove my tooth through was stranded at second and only Baines delivered off reliever and killed the baby in a fit of Nov. 17 meeting. Richard told she could be sexually hurt... that is my lip and knocked me on the eign countries. The move is a The governors of Maine. Massa­ victory, a 10-3 rout over the throw. Easier advanced Winfield Randy O'Neal. 0-1. after a walk to NL roundup jealous rage, according to evi­ police he no longer believed his the most disgusting thing I have floor.” he said. “I saw stars. I response to a decision by some chusetts, Vermont, Washington Cleveland Indians. with a grbunder to second. Mike one other Boston player — Wade Wayne Tolleson. The victory was dence introduced Friday at Ri­ daughter had been kidnapped. ever heard in my life.” Richard almost passed out." governors to deny permission for and Kansas have said they will not The game, which featured knuc- Pagliarulo walked. Jim Kern Boggs in the ninth — reached only Chicago's fifth in 15 games let their units train in Honduras, second base. Dennis Boyd fell to chard’s trial. "No one could have come into said. Richard said he married Donna their guardsmen to train in Central kleball pitchers Joe Niekro of the relieved Candiotti with a 3-0 count this season. The defendant and his mother because she was pregnant but he America. according to a Guard spokesman Yankees and Tom Candiotti of the on Randolph and completed the 1- 2 . Gene Nelson. 1-0, pitched 3 2-3 "That poor little girl did nothing that apartment and taken that Refusal to send military person­ in Washington. D.C. However, only Indians, included three errors, walk to load the bases. Meacham With Kansas City ahead 1-0 in the wrong to nobody and because I child." said Richard. 34. who is on wept throughout the two-hour tape was not sure he was Jerri Ann's third. Brett hit a towering home innings of hitless ball to gain the Cardinals blanked recording. real father. He also said she lied to nel overseas is “getting into very Maine has a unit — consisting of 49 three wild pitches, four passed singled to right, scoring two runs. victory. Bob James got one out for went out and cheated on my wife, triai for allegedly raping his infant men — the Pentagon wanted to run into the right.field bullpen for daughter. His wife Donna. 34. is Richard described his wife as a him about being previously mar­ deep waters." O’Neill said. balls and five unearned runs. his third save. she turns around and kills my baby violent person who went into fits of ried and having an abortion. "I don’t think at this stage of the send this year for training in Niekro. 2-0, allowed four hits in his fourth homer of the year. The then sticks something in her." charged with killing the child and Central America. Royals 6, Red Sox 0 blast scored Willie Wilson, who had will be tried later this year. jealous rage over his extramarital Richard said his wife did not game a governor should make that six innings to earn the victory Brewers 11, Rangers 1 by Gooden, Mets Richard told police on Nov. 17. love affairs. react on the morning of Nov. 11, despite yielding six walks. Dave At Kansas City. Mo.. Charlie walked. 1984 "I want justice. I want her “I had to scream. I had to let it "She made it clear to me. when he told her Jerri Ann was Righetti pitched 12-3 inning for his Leibrandt pitched a five-hitter and Motley hit his third homer in the At Arlington. Texas. Milwau­ taken care of. " fifth save. Candiotti. 1-2, gave up George Brett and Darryl Motley sixth inning with Hal McRae kee’s Teddy Higuera shackled out. No two ways about it. but not absolutely clear to me before we missing. By United Press International Gross. 1-2, survived some early The conversation between Ri­ once did I see her cry. scream, yell, got married, after we got married, “I said. 'Donna, you got the Declaration is sought two hits, but walked eight in 5 1-3 each hit a two-run homer Friday aboard. His shot went well over the Texas on five hits and Paul Molitor night to lead the Kansas City 38.‘^-foot sign on the left field wall. drove in four runs with three wildness to raise his career record chard. Pawtucket police Lt. John fight, kick.” Richard said of his that if I ever f— around on her. baby?’ And I went (into their innings. ST. LOUIS - Dwight Gooden against the Pirates to 4-1. Gross wife’s behavior following the dis­ that I would never, ever see my bedroom) and I looked at her. Her CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Attor­ any saleof this document." Merrill The Royals scored their first run doubles and a single Friday night, Haberle and FBI agent James without the benefit of a hit in the powering the Brewers to an ll-l pitched a five-hitter for his 12th left the game with two on and none .Moores occurred at a motel just covery of the child's body "I know child again and that she would put eyes were wide open, wide open ney General Stephen Merrill said said. "This document belongs to out in the eighth. Bedrosian retired Friday the state is demanding the the people of New Hampshire. In first inning. Rudy Law opened with victory over the Rangers. career shutout and Ray Knight blocks from the Pawtucket alley that she did this. I know that she me through living hell." and she was looking — she was homered twice Friday night to lift Tony Pena on a double-play where the infant's body was did this." Richard said that despite the looking in a daze, you know, just return of a “priceless" purported our opinion, there is no market The Weekend a walk and stole second. He went to The Brewers, who had lost eight third on Wilson’s groundnut and of their fast 10 games, snapped a the New York Mets to their seventh grounder and Jim Morrison on a discovered on Nov. 15. 1984. In the course of the conversation. threat, he cheated on his wife the more I think about it. the more I first copy of the Declaration of value for this document. It is fly to left to end the threat, Independence found in an Exeter priceless.” Whalers host Habs in Game Six scored on a sacrifice fly by Brett. three- game losing streak as straight victory, a 9-Odecisionover A 15-member Superior Court Richard told police his wife im­ twice, the last time on Nov. 8. just can’t — she was there with her the St. Louis Cardinals. Bedrosian notched his second jury listened to a tape recording of planted semen in the baby to make three days before the couple eyes." museum. The state archivist has exam­ In the eighth. Frank White Higuera improved his record to HARTFORD — Game Six of the Adams Division finals of the tripled and McRae doubled. 2-1. Higuera struck out nine and did Gooden. 3-0, struck out five and save despite allowing a two-run Merrill told reporters the docu­ ined the document and determined single to Johnny Ray in the ninth. ment is state property and the it is the same copy delivered to Stanley Cup playoffs between the Hartford Whalers and not waik a batter. did not walk a batter in outdueling Rick Horton. 0-2, and sending the Rick Reuschel, 2-2, took the loss state is negotiating with the New Hampshire on July 16, 1776, Montreal Canadiens is at the Civic Center on Sunday night at 7:35 Twins 7, Angels 4 Society of Cincinnati for its return. Merrill said. p.m. Blue Jays 2, Orioles 1 Cardinals to their fifth straight Nation’s top exec earns $12.7 million The society had intended to sell the It is one of 23 first copies of the Montreal leads the best-of-seven Adams Division finals. 3-2. At Minneapolis. Roy Smalley loss. St. Louis has scored only 1 run Astros 3, Reds 1 Declaration of Independence following Friday night's 5-3 win at the Forum in Montreal. belted a two-run homer and Bert At Baltimore Jesse Barfield hit in the 22 innings Horton has pitched document at a New York City a game-tying home run in the ninth At Houston. Nolan Ryan tossed a NEW YORK (UPI) - Top increases in pay as a result of the survey received salary and incentive plans among the 258 auction. printed hours after the Continental Blyleven scattered eight hits — one this year. five-hitter ,nnd Dickie Thon and executives aren't pulling down the increasing sensitivity and criti­ bonuses of $679,000 in 1985, an companies and the options paid off "We are irrevocably opposed to Congress signed the declaration. of them Reggie Jackson’s 535th inning and a game-winning double The homers gave Knight six on Glenn Davis drove home a run kind of salaries they were a few cism of executive pay.” said Jude increase of 9 percent over 1984. handsomely as a result of last East Catholic host St. Joseph’s career homer — Friday night to in the 10th Friday night, giving the the season, equaling his total of apiece in the first inning Friday Even though the pay increases lead the Minnesota Twins to a 7-4 Toronto Blue Jays a 2-1 (victory last year. His career high is 14. 2 years back, and Victor Posner’s Rich, president of Sibson & Co . a year’s stock market rally. night to lead the Houston Astros to top annual compensation of $12.7 consulting company that con­ were much lower than the 12.6 In fact. Rich said, pay tied to East Catholic High's surprising baseball team is in action this victory over the California Angels. over the Baltimore Orioles. coming in 1980 with Cincinnati. He a 3-1 victory over the Cincinnati million last year proves it. Busi­ ducted the survey with Business percent and 13 percent rates of stock options account^ for more morning against visiting St. Joseph’s in All Connecticut Blyleven, 2-0, struck out four and The winning pitcher was Mark also has nine of the Mets' II Reds. ness Week magazine reports. Week. increase in the previous two years, than half the total compensation of Conference tilt at II a.m. at Moriarty Field. walked none in winning his fifth Eichhorn. 2-0, who pitched three homers this season. Ryan. 3-2. walked three, hit a Posner’s 1985 paycheck as chair­ Top executive pay was consider­ executive pay raises easily out­ the 25 highest-paid executives. The Eagles are 4-2 overall, and 3-1 in the ACC. straight decision dating back to relief innings. Don Aase. 1-2. took The Mets took a 1-0 lead in the batter, and struck out seven in man of DWG Corp. was only half ably restrained last year com­ stripped 1985 inflation of 3.8 'WestowTi‘n}arm acy Sept. 25. Jim Slaton. 2- 1. took the the loss. fifth when Knight belted a 3-1 pitch notching his first complete game of what T. Boone Pickens, the Texas pared with the past. percent. Pay for 78 union leaders ranged loss. In the Toronto 10th, Tony Fer­ from Horton into the left-field the season. It was the 203rd oilman got in 1984. For instance, in 1983. Frederick The survey showed companies from $534,143 earned by Jackie MHS track at New Britain Invite Jackson’s towering shot just shy nandez singled to center and. with stands. Kevin Mitchell's two-out complete game of Ryan’s career At $1 million a month-plus. Smith, chairman of Federal Ex­ are increasing the proportion of Presser. president of the 1.9 of the upper deck in right- center one out. Willie Upshaw walked. double scored Rafael Santana in 6 NEW BRITAIN — Members of the Manchester High boys’ and and he increased his all- time Posner's salary topped all Ameri­ press Corp., was paid $52 million their top executives’ pay that is million-member International f 445 HARTFORD ROAD 643-52301 pulled him within one of .Mickey After George Bell struck out, the seventh to make it 2-0. leading strikeout total to 4.112. can executives in 1985. said Busi­ and Charles Lazarus, chairman of linked to long-term stock incentive Brotherhood of Teamsters, to I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK | girls' track teams will compete in today's New Britain Mantle for sixth place on the Barfield blooped a double to right New York chased Horton in the Invitational. Tom Browning. 0-2, took the loss. ness Week, which surveyed 258 Toys R L’s Inc. pulled down $44 programs. $3,504 for P eter Velasco, ______8 am - 9 pm all-time list. center. eighth and broke the game open by The game marked the first companies million. Business Week noted a 37 per­ secretary-treasurer of the 30,000- The MHS boys, unbeaten in dual meet action, are led by sending 10 men to bat. After all-around athlete junior Brian Brophy. appearance of the season for The survey, released Thursday, The average chief executive in cent pay increase from long-term membei United Farm Workers. A narrowly missing a home rundown Cincinnati player-manager Pete showed executives earned less in I the right-field line. Keith Hernan­ Rose. He went O-for-2 and walked 1985 than in years past. Television and radio highlights dez .singled and Gary Carter twice. Posner was one of 146 U.S. chief Mycitracin® Ointment I Bolton Road Race walked. Darryl Strawberry lashed executives who were paid more FOR B E H E R ST. JUDE’S NOVENA or TODAY I a double down the third-base line to than $1 million last year. DWG 8 a.m. — Volvo Monte Carlo Open (delay), ESPN. score Hernandez. Expos 4, Cubs 2 Corp. is a holding company includ­ LAWNS AND MAY THE SACRED HEART OF Cortaid® Cream with Aloe 1:30 p.m. — Indians vs. Yankees. SportsChannel, WPOP. Reliever Pat Perry entered and At Chicago. Hubie Brooks and ing Royal Crown Cos. OUTDOOR JESUS BE ADORED. GLORI­ 1:30 p.m. — Houston Open, ESPN. slated next Sunday intentionally walked George Fos­ Tim Wallach hit back-to-back GARDENS FIED, LOVED AND PRE­ TM UjM iTw gnnc ter and got Knight to fly out. Others in the top five were Lee A. SERVED THROUGHOUT THE 3 p.m. — Firestone Tournament of Champions, Channels 8.40. home runs to lead off the 11th lacocca. chairman of Chrysler F— TA P------* 4 p.m. — Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf. Channel 30. BOLTON — The ninth annual In addition, awards will be scoring Carter. But Santana hit the inning Friday and give the Mont­ Corp.. $11.4 million; Pickens. $8.4 WORLD. NOW AND FOREVER. ball off Perry, who tried to scoop FLEA MARKET SACRED HEART OF JESUS. 4:30 p.m. — Kentucky Derby Trial, Channels 8. 40. Five Miie Bolton Road Race is on presented to the following: first real Expos a 4-2 victory over the million; Drew Lewis, chairman of PRAY FOR US. SAINT JUDE 8 p.m. — Flames vs. Oilers. ESPN. the agenda next Sunday. May 4. Bolton finisher; first subjunior tag him and lost the ball. After Chicago Cubs. Warner Amex, $6 million, and WORKER OF MIRACLES. PRAY 8:30 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Royals. Channels 30. 38, WTIC. The race, sponsored by the finisher: youngest finisher: oldest getting it. Perry threw into the Brooks, who had struck out three Robert L. Mitchell, vice chairman JE ii J4COB1 FOR US. SAINT JUDE, HELP . Bolton Lions Club, starts and finisher: team award; and a Mets dugout to score Strawberry times, sent a 3-2 pitch from Matt of Celanese Corp., $4.8 million. OF THE HOPELESS. PRAY FOR finishes at Bolton High School on random drawing. and Foster. Gooden singled home Keough. 0-1. over the left-center- "We’re seeing more moderate US. SAY THIS PRAYER 8 TIMES Brandy Street. The starting gun is Santana for a 7-0 lead. field wall for his third home run. A DAY BY THE 8TH DAY YOUR scheduled at I p.m. Trophies and Entry fee is 14, while post entry Wallach then cracked a 1-0 pitch to FlEA MARKET PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. merchandise prizes will be is $5. No entries will be accepted Phillies 6, Pirates 3 almost the same spot to help Jeff In Memoriam 623-6982 IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN awarded to the winners in six after 12:30 p.m. on the day of the At Pittsburgh, Kevin Gross and Reardon improve to 2-1. In loving memory of our father. EVERYSUNDAY TO FAIL. PUBLICATION MUST men’s and women’s divisions, race. Steve Bedrosian combined on a Reardon stopped a Cubs threat David R. McConnell, who passed ^ INFORMATION 242-1849 ^ " .... BE PROMISED. including juniors (12-17), open Appli. oiiiins lire available from nine-hitter and Luis Aguayo drove in the 10th inning. Bob Dernier led away April 27. 1978. FUEt":.'.r.62® * (18-29), submasters (30-39), mas­ Bob Peterson. 400 West St.. Bolton. in two runs Friday night to lead the off with his first hit in his last 19 Sadly missed by. Manchester Parkade Ct. 06040; or Nassiff Sporting West Middle Turnpike FULL HEATING SERVICE ter’s (40-49), grandmasters (50- Philadelphia Phillies to a 6-3 at-bats, a single off George Riley Kathleen, Karen. Brenda. 59), and supermasters (60 and Goods, 991 Main St.. Manchester. victory over the Pittsburgh and Thad Bosely followed with a Robert and Caroline over). Ct. 06040. Pirates. walk. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 26, 1986 — M It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 26. 1986 Blatfs performance was big news

Good news travels fast. I picked up Tuesday’s early that kind of training anyway,” he said. ‘‘I enjoy running in local races and for the club, and can’t morning edition of the Dallas Morning News while on a business trip this week, and flipped to a page in the picture myself running for the money." sports section titled ‘Boston Marathon results.’ Just Blatt has posted personal bests of 31:51 for lOK, halfway down in the first column, I found what I had On the Run 52:20 for 10 miles, and 1:09:20 for the Half marathon expected: ‘No. 46. Russell Blatt. Glastonbury, Ct. ... distance. For obvious reasons, he feels that he is best 2:27:13.’ Blatt. who trains and races with the Silk City In the marathon, and has completed 12 to date, Striders of Manchester, had turned in an outstanding Greg Best beginning In 1979. These include Boston <5), Harrisburg, Pa. (1). the Marine Corps (2), New York performance. Finishing Boston in the top 100 is national news. (2), London (1), and Montreal <1). 4 “ Friends have been calling me from all over the Like many runners, Blatt enjoys the 26.2-mile country,” he said. ” I ’m really happy with the time.” distance. " I have a lot of fun running marathons,” he For good reason. Running in his fifth Boston said. " I like the crowds, and this year at Boston they Marathon, Blatt’s clocking was just one second shy of encountering trouble breathing over the final three were bigger than ever, from the top of Heartbreak Hill his personal best at the distance, which he set on a miles. " I had to make a decision at this point,” he said, to the end. With the crowds, it’s sometimes hard to much flatter London Marathon course In the spring of "whether to go for time and push the pace here, and hear your breathing and to monitor yourself, but the 1984. His previous best at Boston had been a 2:31 in risk breaking down, or to maintain a six-miniite pace encouragement is worth it.” 1983. in order to insure a place in the top 100.” He chose the A 1979 graduate of Temple University, Blatt moved The 29-year-old Blatt had been in shape for a latter, and finished comfortably in 46th position. to the Hartford area with his wife, Betsy, in 1981. He is personal record at last year’s race, but was forced to Despite this late-race conservatism. Blatt was able to a supervising data analyst for the Travelers withdraw at the last minute, after injuring his back on pass 48 runners on the second half of the course. Insurance Group, and occasionally trades in his Silk the softball field. "This year I left the ball and bat in His performance, by any standai'ds. was excellent City singlet to race for his employer in the Corporate the closet,” he said. but especially in light of the less-than-ideal training Cup Relays. Race day found conditions fairly good, with regimen. That was necessitated by an injury in Blatt’s primary running goal is to compete in as overcast skies and temperatures in the upper 50s. mid-January. The 80 mile weeks that he had many marathons as possible through the years. I look Blatt left Hopkinton with an ambitious goal of 2:25. He scheduled for January. February, and March were forward to seeing his name up there in the future. ran comfortably at a 5:30 per mile pace through the reduced to weeks of only 55 miles that Blatt admits first half of the course, passing the lOK mark in 33:48. "was just enough to get by.” Quite an understate­ Three other area residents also turned in excellent Herald photos by Beshew and 10 miles in a swift 54:14. The half-marathon mark ment, considering that many competitors at his level times at Boston this year. They are: Dick Mackenzie (Manchester) 2:44:45, Jeff Lancaster (Coventry) RUSS BLATT found him on schedule at 1:12:08. During the hiliy log mileage that often exceeds 100 miles a week. .46th in Boston Marathon second half, he slowed slightly and reported "I don't think my body or my schedule could handle 2:58:38. and Frank DiMarco (South Windsor) 3:05:31. Manchester High’s Sue Webb (left softball game Friday morning at Fitzge­ 2 photo) sli(jes in safely at home plate, rald Field. Paige Lepak (above) takes off under the tag applied by Fermi catcher from first base on a steal attempt. The Kim Linonis in their C C C East girls’ Indians won, 11-9. SCOREBOARD Scholastic roundup Brewers 11, Rangers 1 187-522, Joyce Holey 233-483, Carol 6 Expos 4, Cubs 2 White Sox 9, Tigers 7 Lewie 463, Susie Hayes 204-497. 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Fermi is 0-4 in the division and got some timely hits.” the first, six in the second and two Detroit B 7 .533 3/1 Little 2b 3 0 11 Trmmll ss 3 1 1 0 Moore c 3 1 1 0 Buechel 2b 3 0 1 0 Colvin Peete 65>70>135 Casey cl/p 4-4-2-I, McCarthy ss 5-1-2-2, Fermi had struck for two runs in Baltimore 8 8 .500 4 Newmn ph 1 0 0 0 Cey 3b 2 0 0 0 Kittle ph 10 12 Tetalt « 1118 9 Totals Mist Nick Faldo 8A89-I37 ■ such descriptive nouns, but con­ Bruce Carpenter and Glenn 1-4 overall. Custer l(/3b 2-1-1-3, Ogaen 3b 2-0-1-2, more in the third to take an 11-0 Boston 8 8 .500 4 Bllordell c 1 0 0 0 Trillo 3b 2 0 0 0 Cruz 2b 10 0 0 Milwaukee 110111106— 11 Hetiday Caterers Tom Watson 60^137 sider the significance: after the Parent shared the final three Catcher Mike Charter was 3-for- Leonora r1 2-0-0-0, Charter c 3-2-3-2, the top of the second. lead after three innings. East Cleveland 7 8 .467 4'/> Tibbs p 2 0 10 Dernier ct 4 0 ) 0 Hill c 4 0 0 0 Texas 800 880 810— 1 Wayne Groay 65-72-137 Altken ph 1-O-1-0, Barnett rf l-0-(M), Kris Husbands delivered a two- Toronto 7 9 .438 5 Wnnngh ph 0 0 0 0 Eckerlsv p 2 0 0 0 Totals 41 9 14 9 Totals 12 7 S 6 (tame-winnino RBI — None. Mutfy Talburt 141-346, Anne FIdler Jay Haas 68'70'138 first month of the 1986 season. innings on the mound for the 3, including a home run in the Lovett ah 3-0-I-1, Govarrlno lb 3-7-1-0, starter Tyrrell White was chased Milwaukee 6 8 .429 5 Burke p 0 0 0 0 Bosley It 0 0 0 0 Chicogo eilO N Sia— 9 E— Incavlglla, Fletcher, Paclorek. 140-345, Dot Kelley 127, Bonnie (Sates Mike Sullivan 75-83-138 Cheney Tech is in first place and winners. pivotal third, to pace the winners. Helin p 4-2-0-1, Nopne If 0-0-04), Totals out, two-run single to left field in wit(i one out in the second, though WMt Kmchc ph 10 0 0 Detroit f M «2 M 8 — 7 DP— Mllwoukee 2, Texas 2. LOB— 126, Julie Corlew 130, Julie Wrubel Mike Hulbert 47-72-139 unbeaten in the Charter Oak Brian Zoldack went the distance He also had a single in the third 35-15-15-15. the sixth to put the game away for lack of defensive support didn’t California 10 7 .588 — Riley p 0 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Baines (2). Milwaukee 13, Texas 2. 2B— Molltor 3, 126-342, Joan Gorham 134, Bunny Craig Stoaier 69-70-139 FER M I (II) — Smith ss I-3-0-1, Manchester. Texas 8 7 .533 I Wohlfrd rf 0 0 0 0 E— Tolleson, Lemon. LOB— Chicago Deer, Yount. HR— Slpught (4). SB— Fellows 142-125-390 Loren Roberts 69-70-139 Conference. , to suffer the loss for East Hamp­ innning barrage, as did Jon Roe, Wlsheskl 3b/cf 4-1-1-), Blount c/lb help. Oakland 8 8 .500 l'/> Totals 40 4 10 4 Totals 15 2 S 2 9, Detroit 4. 2B— Fisk, Sheridan, Coles. Felder (5). S— Moore. SF— Felder, Bruce Lletzke 68-72-140 The Beavers won their fourth ton. which was smarting from the Joe Casey. Sean McCarthy, Mike 5-0-2-2, Delano cf/lf S-0-1-1, Chase p/3b The Falcons, now 2-5 in the •‘If didn't look good right away,” Kansas CItv 8 8 .500 1'/^ Montrsol 10000100001— 4 HR Householder. Curtis Strange 72^140 3-I-0-0, Pelllgrlnl 2b 2-1-0-0, Zampino division and 2-6 overall, pushed ChtCdte 00020000000— 2 straight Friday afternoon, waltz- absence of most of its pitching Custer and Chris Ogden. said East coach Jay McConville. Minnesota 8 9 .471 2 — Baines 7 (4), Logo (2), Hairston (2). IP H RERBBSO U.S. tmixed Charles BoMIno 7^7-140 It/rt 4-1-3-0-, Roeaer rf l-OO-O, PIttI p across three markers in the Seattle 7 9 .438 2'/j (Some-winning R BI — Brooks ( I). SB— Cangelosi (9). Milwaukee John Adorns 71-70-141 ' ing over visiting East Hampton staff, which was away on a field Leadoff hitter Roe. who is hitting 2-I-0-0, Gensiwicz c O-O-O-O,' Cybolski "They hit the ball a little bit, but we Chicago 5 10 .333 4 E— Ipw , Brooks. DP— AAontreal 2. IP H RERBBSO Hiouera (W M ) 9 5 1 1 0 9 Don Wilson 218-580, Charlie Mo- Mark Hayes 72-69^141 High. 13-2. trip. over .500 for the Indians, ripped Ib/p 2-3-0-0, Totols 29-11-7-5. seventh, but the rally fell short. pretty much gave them some runs. FrMav's Results LOB— Montreal 8, Chicago 8. 2B— CDicogo Steve Pole 70-71-141 Manchester 148 200 0 1S-15-S Raines, Webster, Thompson, Lopes. Texas selsky 245-561, Vin Urban 203, Rich Cheney is now 6-0 in the COC and "We did what we had to do. "said three hits and scored three runs. Winning pitcher Boulay allowed We made some key mistakes on New York 10, Cleveland3 Dotson 51-3 5 7 7 4 2 Guzman (L 1-3) 3 2-3 8 4 3 2 0 Pecker 213-215-577, Kevin Brennan 200, Brett Upper 69-72-141 Fermi 140 003 3 11-7-3 four hits and four walks and struck Chlcoeo9,Detrolt7 3B— Dawson. HR— Brooks (3), Wollach Nelson (W 1-0) 31-3 0 0 0 2 2 Doug Tewell 71-70-141 6-1 overall. Its lone loss came at the Baccaro. "It was a game we Casey added two hits and scored Helin, Casey (7) ana Charter; Chase, defense." (21. SB— Lopes (I ). S— Dunston, Bllar- RWrlght 1 4 3 3 2 0 Mike Urissis 245-543, Fred KozIckI Toronto2, Baltimore I James (S 3) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Rozemo 1 1-3 3 2 2 ) 0 231-581, Alice Brown 177, Linda Burton Bob Eastwood 70-71-141 hands of Prince Tech, 15-6, on April should've won, because they had four times, while McCarthy also PIttI, Cybolski, and Blount, Gensiwicz. out two in five innings. Erin East committed six errors, while dello. SF— (Xiwson, Durham. Detroit Milwaukee 10, Texas I Henry 2 12 12 2 176-455. EMIe Wilson 451, Helen Mo- Howard Twittv 70-71-141 17. none of their pitchers." collected a pair of safeties, Custer \NP- Helin (1-2), LP- Chase. Prescott finished up. the hosts made none. Kansas City 6, BostonO Retry 61-3 9 5 5 3 3 Mahler 1 2 0 0 0 1 seliky 194-468, Marge DeLlsle 473, Bobby Clampett 71-70-141 Mlnnesota7,Caltomla4 IP H RERBBSO Cary 1-3 2 2 1 0 0 Despite the surprising success, Chris Pires drove in four runs on drove in three markers. Boulay and Lepak were the only Sue Semon capped the big Montreal HBP—by Guzman (Yount). WP— Undo Cromwell 453, Sue Hole463, Rose Lennie Clements 72-69-141 Seattle at Oakland, nli^t O'Neal (L 0-1) 21-3 3 2 2 1 1 Henry. T — 2:43. A— 20,9«. Longtin 177-467, Ruth Urban 500, Dole Tim Norris 70-72-142 fourth-year coach Bill Baccaro two hits, while Carpenter, Parent "This week we scored 38 runs Indians to collect two hits. second inning for the winners by Saturday's Oames Tibbs 6 3 2 2 3 5 W P— Dotson. T — 3:12. A— 21,656. Nick Price 70-72-142 Burke 2 0 0 0 2 0 Pecker 184-481, Sharon Modore 196-504, strives to take things game-by­ and Ron Nese also added two hits and gave up 36 and we won two out Manchester hosts Rockville blasting a grand slam. (All Times EST) Umpires—Home, CoMe: lb, McClel­ Diane Brennan 196-482, Donno UrIssIs Davia Frost 7^70-142 Softball Chicago (Bannister 1-2) at Detroit Riley 1 1 0 0 ) 2 Umpires— Home, Ford; 1t>,(kircia; 2b, Mark Brooks game. apiece for the Techmen. of three." said .MHS coach Don High in another division contest on Winning pitcher Jessica Loda Reardon (W 2-1) 2 ) 0 0 0 3 land; 2b, Denklnoer; 3b, Reilly. 464, Sheila Price 176-513, Cindy Hurley 71-71-142 A (Terrell 2-1), 1:15 g.m. Kosc; 3b, Reed. Gene Sauers Monday at 3:30 p.m. at Fitzgerald Chicago 187-526, Mary Whipple 45). 73^142 "Our next game is at Hocky Hill Carpenter and Nese had two Race. "Our hitting attack was went the distance, scattering nine Cleveland (Schulze 00) at New York Steve Bowman 69-73-142 RBIs each, while Parent's hits MHS evens mark Field. (Whitson )-)), 1:30 p.m. Eckersley 8 7 2 2 2 9 Payne Stewart 69-73-142 on Monday (3:15 p.m) and that's strong, but defensively we have a hits and fanning eight, while Seattle (Wilcox 0-3) at Oakland Frozler 2 ) 0 0 0 2 Twins 7. Angels 4 David Lundstrom 73-72-142 all we re looking forward to. right were a double and triple. lot of weaknesses." Manchester High's softball team walking just two batters. Loda (Anduior )-)), 4:05 p.m. kfeough (L O-l) 1 2 2 2 0 2 Riley pitched to 2 batters in 9th. Basketball now." said Baccaro. whodidadmit Cheney Tech 0)5 601 X 1111-1 The Indians' defense committed evened up its record Friday at 2-2 retired the first eight batters she Toronto (Key 0-1) ot Baltimore East Hampton 001 000 1 2-4-5 (Flonogan 1-2), 7:35 p.m. HBP— by Eckersley (Wollach). CALIFORNIA MINNESOTA LPGA results that first place for Cheney Tech is five errors. by trimming visiting Fermi High. faced until freshman Sue Concan- WP— Tibbs. T — 3:40. A— 14,337. Gonzales. Carpenter (5), Parent (7) Boston (Nipper 1-2) at Kansas City ObrhM ObrhM Hockey an unfamiliar position. ana Pelletier, Mancinl (6) ana TIbbo "That let them get back in the 11-9, in Central Connecticut Con­ East trounced non belted a long single. (SoPerhagen 1-1), 8:05 p.m. Burlesn ss 4 1 2 0 Puckett ct 4 1 1 0 (7); Zoiaock ana Jasenskl. Mllwoukee (Leary 1-1) at Texas Umpires— Home, Runge: 1b, Pol- Joyner )b 4 2 3 0 Bush It 4 111 NBA playoff schadute SAH Golf Classic When was the last time a Cheney game a little bit." noted Race. ference East Division action at TR U M B U LL — After two rai- P'ran Cimino was the only Eagle (Correa 1-1), 8:35 p.m. lone; 2b, Engel; 3b, Quick. Decincs 3b 4 0 1 2 Bean If 0 0 0 0 At SI. Petersburg, Fig., April 25 baseball team was in first place "They had maybe five earned Fitzgerald Field. nouts and a week-long layoff. East with two hits. Beth Leslie added an Calltornia (Sutton 0-2) ot Minnesota (3ownlng If 4 0 1 1 Hrbek 1b 3 2 2 2 Second round during this decade? runs." The Indians’ day was highligh­ RBI-double for the losers' first run (Viola 3-1), 8:35 p.m. Astros 3, Reds 1 Jdcksn dh 4 1 ) 1 Brnnsky rf 4 0 2 1 (Friday's games not Inciudod) (Par n ) MHS cops slugfest Catholic High’s softball team P Sundov's (iomes Jones rf 4 0 0 0 Smallv dh 4 12 3 (All Times EST) NHL playeffs Lori Garbaez 7(^04— 134 "Never, not once," he answered. The Falcons rallied for three ted by an eight-run second inning, finally got lo play a game Friday. in the fourth. Chicago at Detroit Wllfong 2b 4 0 0 0 Goettl 3b 4 0 10 First Round Allison Finney 69-67— 136 The Techmen broke open a 1-1 E N F IE L D — A seven-hit. eight- runs each in their final two innings. which included two-run singles by Laurie Bielecki relieved White in CINCINNATI HOUSTON (Bosl-of-flvo) Unfortunately, the Eagles were Cleveland ot New York Pettis cf 3 0 0 0 Solos c 4 0 0 0 Pal Broaiev 69-67— 136 game by erupting for five runs in run third inning explosion snapped Winning pitcher Chris Helin Cindy Boulay and Chantel Larose. the second and finished the game Toronto at Baltimore ObrhM ObrhM Boone c 3 0 0 0 Lmbrdz 2b 4 0 1 0 Eastern Conloronco Division Finals Janet Coles 6 0 ^ — 137 a bit rusty, as homestanding St. Californio ot Minnesota Milner cf 4 0 11 Doran 2b 3 111 Gagne ss 4 2 2 0 Boston vs. Chicoeo (Best-of-seven) Jane Crofter 68-69— 137 the third inning and another six a 5-5 tie to power Manchester High worked the first six innings before Paige Lepak and Kelli Reyngoudt Joseph's jumped off to an insur­ in creditable fashion, yielding five Boston at Kansas City Franco p 0 0 0 0 Thon ss 4 111 Totals 14 4 8 4 Totals U 7 12 7 • (Cottles win sorlot 16) (All Times EST) Kathy Whitworth 7(360-138 tallies in the fourth. giving way to reliever Casey. Helin Rose 1b 2 0 0 0 Garner 3b 3 0 0 0 April 17 — Boston 123, Chicago 104 to a wild, 15-11 slugfest win over added run-sedring safeties, while mountable lead en route to a 12-2 hits and two walks in 4 2/3 frames. Milwaukee at Texos collfomia 101 801 001— 4 Woles Conference Margaret Ward 7(^68— 138 Rick Gonzales, who had a Seattle at (Takland Porker rf 4 0 2 0 GOovis 1b 3 0 1 1 MinnoMta OOIOOllSK-7 April 20 — Boston 135. Chicago 131 Robin Walton 68-70— 138 homestanding Fermi High in Cen­ walked 10 and fanned eight. two more tallies came in on errors. All Connecticut Conference pound­ The Eagles will try to get back on Daniels If 4 0 10 Bass rf 3 0 0 0 Patrick Division (Some-Winning RBI — Smolley (1). (20T) Now York vs. Washington Amv Benz 7069— 139 two-run single to cap the third, tral Connecticut Conference East Ken Chase was the losing "One positive thing is that we got ing over East, the winning track Monday, when NL standings Diaz C 3 0 0 0 Cruz If 3 0 0 0 E— Jones. DP— Minnesota 1. April 22 — Boston 122, Chicago 104 Cathy Kratzert 67-72— 139 hurled the first four frames to Conepen ss 4 0 0 0 Ashby c 3 0 10 Mllwaukoo vs. Now Jonov (Rangars load sorlos, 3-2) Division baseball action Friday. pitcher. out in front early, which we haven't East falls to 2-2 in the ACC and they entertain Sacred Heart at 3:30 LOB— California 3, Minnesota 7. Jan Stephenson 70-70— 140 notch his fifth victory without a The triumph was the second in a The Indians continue their CCC Beil 3b 3 1 1 0 Walker cf 2 1 0 0 2B— Burleson, Joyner 2, Downing, (Bucks wki lonot 16) April 17 — New York 4, Washington 3 Janet Anderson 71-69-140 been doing,” said MHS coach 2-3 overall, St. Joe's, unbeaten in p.m. at Nike Field. (Wtst Cooit 9om«9 not IndiN M ) Oester 2b 4 0 0 0 Ryan p 3 0 10 (Sogne, Smalley, Lombardozzl. HR— April 18 — Milwaukee 1)9, New Jersey JoAnne Corner 69-72— 141 Brownng p 2 0 0 0 (OT) Smalley (3), Jackson (5). 107 Aon 119 — Washington 8, New York 1 Martha Nause 69-72— 141 Eott Venable cf 1 0 0 0 April 20 — Milwaukee 111, New Jersey Anne-Marie Palll 74-67— 141 Tototo 31 1 S 1 Totols 27 3 5 3 April 21 — Woshington 6, New York 3 M L Pet. OB IP H RERBBSO 97 April 23 — New York 6, Washington 5 Dale Eggellng 71.70_141 New York 9 3 .750 — cmciiNMiti 000 000 100— 1 Californio April 22 — Mllwoukee 118, New Jersey Debbie Austin 71.71— 142 GoH roundup Houston 200 000 01X— 3 (OT) St. Louis 7 6 .538 2'/3 Slaton (L 2-1) 5 1-3 7 4 4 ) 3 113 Aprll25— New York4, Washington! Cathy Morse 71.71— 142 PMlodelDhia 6 7 .462 3/3 Game-winning RBI — Thon (1). Forsch 2 2-3 5 3 3 0 3 Philadelphia vs. WoNiington M. J. Smith 69-73— 142 Sporta In Brief Plttsburgti 5 6 .455 3'/7 D P — Clnclnnotl 1, Houston 2. LOB— MlnnoMta (Sorlts tied » ) Alice Miller 7008— 142 Cincinnati 7, Houston 2.2B— Doran. Thon, Aprll27— Washington at New York,7:35 Montreal 6 8 .429 4 Blyleven (W 2-0) 9 8 4 4 0 4 April 18 - Washington 95, Philadelphia p.m. Beverly Klass 69-73— 142 Chicogo 5 8 .385 4'/3 Bell. SB— Daniels (3), Milner (2), Walker HBP— by Slaton (Puckett), by Forsch 94 Shelley Hamlin 72-70-142 (2). S— Doran. x-AprII 29 — New York at Washington 9tfMt (Bush). PB— Solos. T-2:2S . A— 16,156. April 20— PhilodelphlalOl, Washington 7:35 p.m. Betsy King 71-71-142 Wilander leads group into quarters Houston 11 5 .688 — IP H RERBBSO 97 Adorns Division Dianne Dailey 7072— 142 Peete paces pack at Houston Open Son Francisco 10 5 .667 Vi Clnctnnotl Umpires— Home, Young; )b, Kaiser; April 22 — Phllodelphla9l, Washington Lauren Howe 73-70— 143 MONTE CARLO, Monaco — Top seed Mats Wilander. Browning (L 0-2) 6 4 2 2 0 3 Hartford vs. Montreal San Diego 8 7 .533 2 2b, Cooney; 3b, Palermo. 86 (Canadiens leodserles, 12) Penny Pulz 69-74— 143 Franco 211112 April 24 — Washington 1)6, Philadel­ undeterred by his second rain deay this week, Friday trounced Cincinnati 5 8 .3^ 4/3 Heather Farr 71-72— 143 By United Press International par. 1961 U.S. Open. "But I got worn out two days. Atlonta 5 9 .357 4/3 Houston phia 111 TVorll 17 —- Hartford t 4, Montreal I Kim Shipman 69-74— 143 Yugoslavia's Slobodan Zivojinovic 6-1, 6-4 to advance to the Los Angeles 6 11 .353 5 Rvon (W 3-2) 9 5 1 1 3 7 Royals B.RedSoxO April 27 — Washington at Philadelphia, Rosie Jones 73-70-143 "The course played a little after a while and let Don lake Allison Finney and 1986 money HBP— by Ryon (Beil). T — 2:07. A — April 19 —- 7Montreal 3, Hartford 1 quarterfinals of the $405,000 Monte Carlo Open tennis FrMoy's RMwtts 3:30 p.m. April 21 —- Montreal7 4, Hertford 1 Jane Geddes 74-69— 143 THE WOODLANDS. Texas - different this afternoon than yes­ over.” leader Pat Bradley each followed a Montreal 4, Chicogo 2(11 Innings) 16,296. Atlanta vs. Detroit tournament. BOSTON KANSAS CITY April 23 —- Hartford I 2, Montreal I (O T) Sherrin Smvers 69-74— 143 Calvin Peete Friday continued his terday morning,” Peetesaid. “The Littler made a birdie putt of 30 69 with a 67 to share second place at Phiiaddphia6i Plttsburgh3 Umpires— Home, StellO; 1b, Gregg; 2b, (Hawks lead series l-l) April 25 - Montreal 5, Hartford 3 LlSd Young 73-79— 143 Second seed Stefan Edberg of Sweden ousted West German Houston3/Clncinnatl 1 Dovls; 3b, Harvey. ObrhM ObrhM April 17 — Atlanta 140, Detroit 122 74-69— 143 domination of the $500,000 Houston greens are much firmer." feet at the second hole to get things 136. with Jane Crafter and Janet Evans rf 4 0 0 0 Law If 3 10 0 April 27 - Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 Cindv Hill Andreas Maurer 0-6, 6-4, 6-3; third seed Joakim Nystrom of NewYork9,St. LouisO April 19 — Atlanta 137, Detroit 125 p.m. Kathy Baker 7^71— 143 Open, shooting a 2-under-par 70 to Watson also did not have a bogey started and made birdie putts of Coles three back at 137. San Francisco at Son Diego, night Mets 9. Cardinals 0 Boggs 3b 2 0 0 0 Wilson cf 3 10 0 April 22 — Detroit 106, Atlanta 97 Bucknr 1b 4 0 10 Brett 3b 3 1 1 3 x-Aprll29 — Hartford at Montreal, 7:35 Laurie RInker 88-75— 143 Sweden defeated Tarik Benhabiles of France 6-1, 6-2. and fourth take sole possession of first place on Friday, sinking three birdies. between two and 15 feet at the Cathy Kratzert, who led by a Attonta at Los Angeies, night A4>ril 25 — Atlanta at ClMrolt, night p.m. Sue Fogleman 73-71— 144 Soturtfov't Oorntt Rice If 4 0 10 White 2b 4 12 0 x-AprII 27 — Detroit at Atlanta, 1 p.m. seed Yannick Noah of France beat Argentine Horacio de la Pena with a two-day total 9-under 135. "I got away with some bad third, sixth, seventh, eighth, lOth stroke after an opening-round 67, Baylor dh 4 0 10 Bdlbonl 1b 4 0 2 0 Colleen Walker 73-71-144 (All Timet EST) NEW YORK ST. LOUIS Western Coniortnco Beverley Dovls 69-75— 144 6-3, 6-3. Wayne Grady, who shared the New York (Fernandez 1*0) ot St. Louis ObrhM ObrhM Armas cf 4 0 0 0 McRoe dh 4 12 1 LA Lakers vs. Son Antonio shots." he said, "but I hit enough and 13th holes. struggled to a par 72 with two (Cox »0 ). 1:20 p.m. Mitchell cf 4 0 2 1 Coleman If 4 0 0 0 (Sedmon c 3 0 2 0 Motley rf 4 11 2 (Lakers w(n series 16) lead with Peete after Thursday's good shots to make it up. I putted Elder and Rodriguez, a rookie on bogeys and a double-bogey that left Phllodelphlo (Hudson 1-1) at Pittsburgh Dykstra cf 1 0 1 0 McGee cf 4 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 3 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 April 17 — LA Lakers 135, San Antonio Comeboll Confartnee Legends of Golf results first round, was tied for second good today. I hope I can put four the senior's tour, shot a 63 for a her five shots behind Garbaez. (McWilliams 0-1), 2:15 p.m. Teufel 2b 5 0 10 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 Romero ss 2 0 0 0 Salazar ss 3 0 0 0 88 Norris Division LaMarr Hoyt draws fine, probation Hmndz 1b 5 110 Clark 1b 3 0 10 Totals 30 0 5 0 Totalt 11 6 8 6 April 19 — LA Lokers 122, San Antonio Toronto vs. St. Louis with Nick Faldo and Tom Watson good rounds together. I haven't two-day total of 12-under 128. " I hit 16 greens yesterday and Montreal (Youmons 0-2) at Chicogo (Sorias tied 12) (Hoffman CM)), 3:20 p.m. Carter c 2 2 0 0 Vn Slyk rf 3 0 0 0 Boston 886080888— 0 94 At Austin, Texas, April 25 SAN DIEGO — San Diego Padres pitcher LaMarr Hoyt at 7-under 137, done that this year." At ll-under came the teams of shot a 70 and then hit 15 greens Strwbrr rf 5 1 2 1 Perry p 0 0 0 0 Kansas City lOlOOlOix— 6 April 23 — LA Lakers 114, San Antonio April 18 — St. Louis 6, Toronto 1 Cincinnati (Gullickson 0-1) at Houston April 20 — Toronto 3, St. Louis 0 (Par 70) Mike Sullivan shot a course- Billy Casper-Gay Brewer. Miller today in a 64. so obviously I made a (Scott 1-2), 8:35 p.m. Foster If 4 10 0 Penditn 3b 3 0 1 0 Game-winning RBI — Brett (2). 94 65-61— 126 pleaded guilty to committing a public nuisance and was fined Knight 3b 4 2 2 4 LaVallir c 3 0 0 0 E— Gedman. DP— Kansas City 2. April 22 — Toronto 5, St. Louis 2 Littler-Januarv record 63 Friday to go from three Barber-Bob Goalby and Orville lot of putts." said Garbaez, 27. of Atlanta (Palmer 1-1) at Los Angeles Houston vs. Sucramonta April 24 — St. Louis 7, Toronto 4 RodrioueZ’Elder 6003— 12B $350 Friday under the terms of a plea bargain resulting in the Littler, January lead (Honeycutt 0-2). 10:05p.m. Santana ss 5 2 3 0 Smith ss 3 0 2 0 LOB— Boston 6,Kansas City 4. (Rockets win sortos 16) (^aibv-M.Barber 6004— 129 shots over to a 6-under 138. tied Moody-Bruce Crampton. Five Boca Raton. Fla. "I'm not striking San Froncisco (Mason 1-1) at Son (^oden p 2 0 11 Horton p 2 0 10 2B— GednKm, McRoe 2. 3B— White. April 17 — Houston 167, Sacramento 87 TVprll 26 — Toronto at St. Louis, 8:35 dismissal of minor drug and weapons charges. p.m. Crampton-Moodv 8388— 129 with Jay Haas and one stroke AUSTIN, Texas — Defending more teams were at 10- under, the ball as well as I could, but my Diego (Show 0-1), 10:(tf p.m. Hurdle rf 10 0 0 HR— Brett (4), Motlev (3). SB— Low April 19 — Houston 111, Sacramento Brewer-Casper 8A83-129 The 1983 Cy Young Award winner was placed on three years of Sunslaw*t OdunM Totols 37 9 13 7 Totols 30 0 S 0 (3). SF— Brett. 103 April 28 — St. Louis at Toronto, 7:35 ahead of Craig Stadler, Mike champions Gene Littler and Don including Christy O'Connor aiid course management couldn’t be p.m. Fetchick-Toski 6604— 130 unsupervised probation. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New YOflf 000 0101S2— 9 IP H RERBBSO April 22 — Houston 113, Sacramento 90 Charles-Nagle 6005— 130 Hutbert and Loren Roberts. January shot a 9-under-par 61 Doug Sanders. better." St. Louis oil iM OOB— 0 Boston Denver vs. Portland x-AprII 30 — Toronto at St. Louis, 8:35 Hoyt faced charges of illegally possessing a switchblade knife, Montreal at Chicago p.m. O'Connor-Sanders 64-66— IX Masters champions Jack Nick- Friday to rush from the pack and Gary Player and Arnold Palmer,, Five-time champion Kathy New York at St. Louis Game-winning RBI — Knight (2). Boyd (L 1-2) 6 6 S 5 2 3 (Nuffoti wtai sorlot I I ) Wall-Balding 66 64 IX a small amount of marijuana and running a red light. Municipal Cincinnati at Houston E— Clark, Perry. DP— New York 1. St. Lollor 11-311100 April IS — Denver 133, Portland 126 Smytho Division laus. who shot an ever-par 72 in the take a two-shot lead over Lee Elder who fired a disappointing 70 on Whitworth (70-68) had six birdies 2 Cataory vt. Edmonton Ferree-SItford 6604— IX Atlonta at Los Angles Louis 1. LOB— New York 8, St. Louis Brown 2-3 ) 0 0 0 0 April 20 — Portland 106, Denver 106 Harney-Burke 81-70— 131 Court Judge Bill Mudd agreed to drop the charges in exchange first round, shot a 73 Friday for a and Chi Chi Rodriguez midway opening day. rallied with a 64 and a double-bogey to tie Robin 3.2B— Teufel, Mitchell, Strawberry. Kansas CItv April 22 — Denver 115, Portland 104 (Sorlu Hod 12) Son Francisco at San Diego April 18 — Calgary 4, Edmonton 1 Hennlng-Thompson 87-84— 131 for a guilty plea to the lesser charge, said Deputy City Attorney total l-over-par 145. but needed a through the $500,000 Legends of Friday but were eight shots off the Walton and Margaret Ward at four HR— Knight 2 (6). S— Gooden 2. Lelbrondt (W 36) 9 5 0 0 3 1 April 24 — Denver 116, Portland 112 Flnsterwold-Douglass 67-60— IX SF— Knight. T — 2:14. A— 26,400. Dallas vs. Utah April 20 — Edmonton 6, Calgary 5 Stuart Swett. birdie on No. 18 to make the cut for Golf. lead. shots back, and defending cham­ Phillies 8. Pirates 3 (OT) Boros-NIchols 6607— IX IP H R ER B B SO Umpires— Home, Shulock; 1b, (Moverkki load tortat 2-1) Hawkins-Fleck Saturday’s third round. Littler birdied seven of the first First-round leaders Jack Burke pion Alice Miller rebounded from a New YorK Morrison; 2b, McKean; 3b, Clark. April 22 — Calgary 3, Edmonton 2 8489— 133 April 18 — Dallas lOI, Utah 93 April 24 — Edmonton 7, Calgary 4 Venturl-Souchak 8888— 134 Peete, who has not bogeyed a 13 holes to put his team in front and and Paul Harney, who shot a 61 74 to sink five birdies in a 68. PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH Gooden (W BO) 9 5 0 0 0 5 April 20 — Dallos 1)3, Utah 106 Sneod-Bolt 8888— 134 St. Louis April 23 — Utah 100, Dallas 96 April 26 — Calgary at Edmonton, 8:0S Penguins sign Johnston to new pact hole in two days, bifdied just twice in position to win the top prize of Thursday, managed only a 70 obrhM obrhM Yinkees 10. Indians 3 p.m. Player-Palmer 7984-134 Redus If 2 1 1 0 Rynids It x3 0 0 0 Horton (L 0-2) 7 9 5 5 2 2 A ^ il 25 — Dallas at Utah, night Bover-Nleporte 8887— 135 Friday — on the I2th and 13th $100,000 for the second straight Friday to fall five shots behind. Perry 2 4 4 4 2 1 x-AprII 27 — Utah at Dallas, 3:30 p.m. April 28 — Edmonton at Calgary, 9:35 P ITT S B U R G H — Eddie Johnston, who helped make the GGross.f. 1 1 0 0 Orsulokcf 5 0 0 0 p.m. StIII-DeVicenzo 6007— IX holes. year. Injury is serious Thmpin cf 5 1 2 1 Roy 2b 4 0 2 2 Horton pitched to 3 batters In 8th. CLEVELAND NEW YORK x-Ifnooottary J.Barber-Ford 8888-136 Pittsburgh Penguins the most improved team in the N H L this 6 T — 2:35. A— 43,721. x-AprII 30 — Calgary at Edmonton, "Most of my shots were rou­ "I had a very enjoyable day.” Moves 1b 5 1 1 0 Bream lb 4 13 1 ObrhM ObrhM 9:35 p.m. Colllns-SIkes 6888-138 Garbaez In front Schmidt 3b 4 0 I 2 Brown rf 4 0 10 Umpires — Home, Brocklander; 1b, Maxwell-Johnson season, has signed a new three-year contract with the club, the tine," said Peete. who rated his January said. “ I just watched PITTSBURGH (UPI) - A knee Weyer; 2b, Rennert; 3b, Montogue. Butler cf 3)00 Hendrsn cf 5 I I I x-llnocossary 6907— IX Wilson rt 5 2 2 0 Pena c 3 0 10 Franco ss 4 0 0 0 Griffey If 5 0 12 Jacobs-Marr 7000— IX Penguins announced Friday. Friday performance a 6 on a scale Gene make those putts. I kept ST, PETERSBURG. Fla. — L^ri injury suffered Sunday by Pitts­ COoulton c 4 0 3 1 Morrisn 3b 4 0 I 0 Hall If 3 0 0 0 Mttnglv lb 5 I 0 0 Rosberg-DIcklnson 7108— IX Johnston, 50, had worked the last two seasons without a written Aguayo 2b 3 0 1 2 Khalifa ss 3 0 0 0 Bowling Harbert-Hods 71.49^140 of I to 10. asking him if I could get him a Garbaez. still seeking an initial burgh pitcher Don Robinson may Blus Jays 2. Orioles 1 |10| WilMms ph I 0 0 0 Hassev c 3 12 0 agreement. He was named Pittsburgh general manager on May Jeltz ss 3 0 0 0 Guante p 0 0 0 0 Thorntn dh 4 1 3 0 Winfield rf 2 2 I 0 Canadiens 5, Whalers 3 Hebert-Hebert 69-71— 140 "I missed one green on the front drink of water or wipe his brow." LPGA victory after a glittering be more serious than first KGross p 3 0 0 0 Mazzllll ph 0 1 0 0 Jdcoby 3b 4 0 0 0 Easier dh 5 1 1 3 Runvan-Hamllton 7873-149 27, 1983, after serving as Penguin coach for three seasons. side. I'msomewhat of a perfection­ The January-Littler score was 1979 rookie season, tied the tourna­ believed. Bedrosin p 1 0 0 0 Reuschel p 0 TORONTO 0 0 0 BALTIMORE Tdbler lb 4 0 2 0 Pagliorl 3b 2 2 1 0 ist. I want to hit every shot perfect. just one shot off the course record, ment record with a 64 Friday for a Dr. Jack Failla, the Pirates’ Pottersn p 1 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM Nixon If 1 0 0 0 Rndlph 2b 1 1 0 0 Hculferd 1 ) 1— 1 Kemp ph 10 0 0 Mosebv cf 4 0 1 0 Wiggins 2b 5 I 2 0 Carter rf 3 0 0 0 Mechm ss 3 I 2 3 TrI-Town I’m just trying to hit more precise and came despite a bogey on the two-stroke lead after two rounds of team orthopedic specialist, has Walk p 0 0 0 0 Mofitrool 3 1 1— 5 Femndz ss 5 1 3 0 Lacy 2b 5 0 )0 Bernzrd 2b 3 1 2 0 Rob Mlgliore 231223-233-689, Andy First period— I, Montreal, Lemieux 5 Ballesteros flawless, leads in Madrid shots." par-4 fifth hole. Littler and Janu­ the $200,000 S&H Cla.ssic. informed Robinson that if surgery Belllord ss 1 0 0 0 Mulinks 3b 5 0 0 0 Ripken ss 3 0 11 Allonson c 3 0 0 0 Scholastic Alman ph 1110 Michaud 200-236-635, Bob Arendt 211 (Chellos, Robinson), po, 2:05. Z Montreal, On the back nine. Peete sank ary posted a 36-hole total of A runner-up to Beth Daniel for is necessary, it would be of a type loro 3b 0 0 0 0 Murray 1b 4 0 2 0 Rohn ph 0 0 0 0 529, Dave Gibbs 221524, Don MacAllis- Cartxinneau 4 ((talnev, Ludwig), sh, 8:26. MADRID, Spain — Spain's Severiano Ballesteros Friday Totals 36 6 II 6 Totals 34 3 9 3 Upshaw lb 4 0 0 0 Lynn ct 4 0 10 Castillo ph 1 0 0 0 putts of 9 and 3 feet on the 12th and 14-under 126 for two tours of the Rookie of the Year honors. Gar­ that does not have a good success x-Reynelds awarded first on catcher's ter 217-511, Bob Edwords 255-567, Ray 3, Montreal, Noslund 3 (Smith, Gainey), packed five birdies into a flawless 5-under par second round 67 Bell If 4 0 0 0 Sheets dh 4 0 ) 0 Bando c 0 0 0 0 Bessette 206-519, Pete Tolond 202-536, 12:45. 4, Hai^ord, DIneen 4 (Ferraro, 13th holes, and then came his only Onion Creek Golf Club course. baez sank four birdies on each side rate. Barfield rt 5 1 3 2 Gutirrz pr 0 0 0 0 Tetata M 1 7 0 Totals 11 16 9 9 Gus Senkbell 202-550, Pete Fortin Anderson), 15:46. Penalties— Evoson, for the halfway lead in the $180,000 Madrid Open. Johnsn dh 3 0 0 0 Shelby If 4 0 0 0 ciovetand 616 806616— 1 MHS JV seftball real trouble spot. He put his "This is probably the most after an opening- round 70 to stand “ If they operate. I'll be out for PinsM irgh 888 8d1 881— 3 225-549, Art Geer 221530, Kevin Os­ Hart, 1 :S2; Robertson, Hort, 4:00: Nllon, Ballesteros, twice U S. Masters and twice British Open Gruber dh 1 0 0 0 Royford 3b 4 0 ) 0 Now York MOlOlOik—16 borne 529, BUI Calhoun 552, Joe Kehoe MU, 4:00: Lomitux, MU, 6:27; Robertson, The Manchester High junior varsity approach shot on No. 14 into a birdies I have ever made in a team at lO-under- par 134. Judy Clark the year, maybe next year and it Game-winning RBI — Schmidt (3), Heorron c 3 0 0 0 Dempsey c 3 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI— Meocham (1). champion, has a halfway total 136 — 8 under par on the Puertade 517, (k irv Sullivan 512, Ken Margotto Hort, molor (flghtlng), 10:58; Nllon, MU, softball team flogged Fermi, 17-7, at bunker, hut hit a 25-foot shot to the tournament." said Littler. 55. fired a first-round 64 here a year could be the end of my career, ’ ’ the E—Orsuldk, Morrison, Daulton. Leach oh 10 10 Dwyer ph 10 0 0 E— Poollarulo, J. Niekro, Condlottl. DP Charter Oak Field. D P — P h llo d e lp h ia 2. L O B — 502, Dick Kingsley 510, Wendell Labbc iDolor (flghtlne ), 10:58; Klelnendorst, Hierro course. green and sank a 6- foot putt for Martinez c 0 0 0 0 — Cleveland 2, NeW York 2. LOB— 535, Tom Jones 505, Ron Cote 527. Hort, 12:09. The Indians, who upped their record whose biggest victory came in the ago before collapsing on the final 29-year-old right-hander said. Philadelphia 8, Garcio 2b 3 0 10 Cleveland 12, Now York 8.28— Thornton, He leads by one stroke over Ove Sellberg of Sweden and Pittsburgh 11. 2B— Redus, Almon, Second period— 5, Hartford, DIneen 5 to 1 ), were led by the hitting of Erinn Totals ta 2 9 2 Totals 17 1 9 1 Hassev, Easier. SB— Henderson (Anderson, Somuelsson), 14:14.6, Mont­ Jarvis, Chris Rovegno, Stacey Tom- Britain’s Michael King, who shot 70 and 67 respectively. Broom. HR— Bream (3). SF-Schmidt, Toronto 8N111N1I— 2 (l3),Butler(2),Nlxon(1). Tee Telalers Aguayo. real, Lalor I (Robinson, Oohlln), 16:07. klel and Tam m y Snellenberger. Each Boltlmoro M lM 8 e il»— 1 Penalties— Skrudlond, Mtl, 5:36: Fran­ collected two hits. (>ame-wlnnlna RBI — Barfield ()). Terry Priskwoldo 476, Ruth Wood­ Phltadetahta " * « " « » • « > IP H RERBBSO cis, Hart, 10:11: Skrudlond, Mtl, 10:11; Snellenberger struck out three and E — Alexander, Wiggins, Mosebv, Ciovetand bury 181486, Lou Toutoln 473, Lee Boon Robertson, Hart, 14:19: Nllon, MU, 14:19. walked eight to record the win. M CC nine drops 16th contest in succession K(Sross (W 1-2) 7 6 1 1 5 ) 190-497, Liz Brolnord 179-45), Shirley Federko signs three-year agreement Upshaw. DP— Toronto 2. LOB— Canditt (L 1-2) 5 1-3 2 4 2 8 2 Third p erio d-7, Hartford, Antierson 5 Catchers Tam m y Rabbett and Sonia Bedroslon (S 2) 2 3 2 2 )1 Toronto 11, Baltimore 7. 2B— Murray, Eldridge I91-234-S72, Barbara Seifert Ptttshurgh Bdlles 1-3 3 3 3 0 0 (Ferraro, DIneen), 9:58. 8, Montreal, Smith both played well defensively. S T . LOU IS — Bernie Federko, the St. Louis Blues' leading Barfield. 3B— Fernandez. HR — 202-205-543, Betty Molorco 176-45), Manchester Community Col­ three hits and two RBIs. Stan Bike. header, beginning at noon. Reuschl (L 2-2) 2 2-3 8 5 4 1 ) Barfield (1). SF— Ripken. Yett 1-321100 Harriet Hoslett 175, Carolyn Wilson Carbonneou 5 (Nllan, Green), 18:41. scorer each of the last eight seasons, Friday signed a three-year S. Lansfora 3b3-1-0-0, Sullivan C4-2-1-0, Patterson ) 1-3 o 0 0 o 0 Nuw YoHc 487, Dot Hills 204-524, Margo Brolnord Penalties — (}uennevUle, Hart, 6:46; lege's baseball team dropped its Tim .Armstrong and Josh Corlett Dave Jannenty (3-1) was the Totals 38-9-11-8. DIneen, Hart.doublemlnor, 12:37; Smith, MHS JV basebatt MCC (« ) — Mounts cf 5-0-0-0, Bike ss Walk 3 1 0 0 0 3 IP H RERBBSO JNIekro (W 26) 6 4 3 0 6 5 179, Marcella Rivers 186-454, MaryAnn contract. 16th straight Friday. 9-6 lo the added two hits apiece, while Dave winning hurler for UConn. John Guante 2 2 1 1 0 2 . Torento Fisher 1 1-3 2 0 0 1 Zawlllnskl 2)1-489, Pam Stratton 171 MU,doublemlnor, 12:37. Manchester High lunior varsity The contract is for two years, beginning next season, to be 5-1-2-0, Fogarty cf 5-1-2-0. Brennan 3b Shots on goal— Hartford 8-12-3 — 23. Unversity of Connecticut junior Swain popped a pair of doubles. Zazzaro cranked a home run. S-1-3-2, Hill c S-1-1-0, Swoln 2b 4-1-2-2, K. Gross pitched to 2 batters In 8th. Alexander 780002 Rlghettl (S 5) 12-310011 526, Ellen Jones 178, Doreen Cote ;S8, baseball team nipped host Fermi, 12, followed by a third option year. Term s were not disclosed. HBP— by Reuschel (Redus), by Guante Elchhorn (W 241) 3 1)001 WP— Condlottl, J. Niekro 2. Bertha Toutoln 198-511, Barbara Shod- Montreal I6-S9— 30. Friday In Enfield. Scott Aronson went varsity. Loser Steve Lerner (1-3) went UCONN JV (9) — DIneno rl 5-0-2-2, Armstrong rf 4-1-2-0, Corlett ah 4-0-2-2, (G. Gross). WP— Guante. T — 2:48. A— BoNImoro PB— rlck 207-SI4, Elvino Batch 191476, Power-plav conversions — Hortford the distance on the hill for the young Federko would have entered an option year next season. The Cougars, now 1-16, were led the distance for MCC, which is at SoecvalskI cf 4-0-1-0, Zazzaro It 4-3-)-2, Rollins 1b 4-0-0-0, Totals 41-4-12-8. 11447. Hassev 2, Allonson 2. T — 3:43. A — 20JDO. 10. Montreal 12. Staaolnik Oh 4-1-1-1, Relnoia ss 5-1-2-0, Jannenty ana L. Lansfora; Lerner Odvls 8 ^3 6 1 1 3 8 Goyla Butcher 112-467, Stephanie And­ Indians, now 3-4 for the season. Frank by Jeff Brennan, who cracked Springfield Tech today for a double ana HIM. Umpires— Home, Pulll; lb. West; 2b, Aose (L 1-2) 2-3 2 1 1 2 0 Umpires — Home, Cousins; 1b, erson 179-463, Jessie Williams 176-453, Goalies — Hartford, Weeks. Montreal, Savino and Nell Schackner hit well tor Boyle 1b S-0-2-1. L. LanstorO 2b 4-1-1-0, B. Williams; 3b, Ripley. Tschida; 2b, MirrMI: 3b, Hendry. Mortle Barilla 197-462, Nancy Smith Roy. A— 17,616. Manchester. BordI 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Referee— Bryan Lewis. j : ' 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 26, 1986 NFL draft on Tuesday Order after Jackson to be closely watched The days of free employee medical benefits are over By Dave Raffo "I think we can beat baseball selection on Oklahoma All- America nose tackle Tony Casil­ health-care reimbursement ac­ United Pres^ International out," Culverhouse said. "If it’s a You almost surely have not been The message of all the new stays as short as possible. Your ITEM : T he count, allowing you to pay for matter of dollars and cents, we’ll las. The Houston Oilers are leaning informed that basic rules have provisions? The days of getting employer may lim it the number of number of com­ uncovered medical expenses with NEW YORK — Everbody knows win that battle. This is the most toward Purdue quarterback Jim been changed in many areas. medical benefits on a silver platter hospital stays it will pay for. panies provid­ your pre-tax dollars, take full Bo Jackson will be the first player critical draft in Bucs' history. I'll Everett with the third pick, but the The economics of health care are over! You, as employees, must ing free medi­ 3) Coordinate your medical advantage of it, Don’t shy away taken in Tuesday’s NFL draft, and predict I’ll do everything possible Oilers w ill get their share of trade today places unprecedented de­ educate yourselves on how to cal coverage benefits with your spouse’s benef­ because of the "use it or lose it” almost everybody is sure the to sign Jackson by next Tuesday, offers mands on you, employees, to become belter health-care consu­ has slumped its. You can cover the entire cost of rule. With a little planning, you can Tampa Bay Buccaneers will sign but if he hasn’t signed, that won’t Kansas City and San Diego covet Sylvia manage your own medical ex­ mers. Your financial well-being from 52 percent certain medical treatments with calculate your minimum yearly him. stop us from drafting him. defensive end Jon Hand, Philadel­ penses. Most companies now re­ rests on it. of a large total family plans, as long as the medical costs and earmark this But what the players who follow "If he choses baseball after we phia wants running back Keith quire higher deductibles and co­ Here are basic tips which you of firms sur­ Porter insurance carriers authorize the amount of yoursalary logo into the Jackson in the draft and the other draft him, you’re all welcome to Byars, San Francisco wants a payments. as well as extra will find useful. If you know them, veyed in 1980 to expense, account. Even if you have to forfeit 27 NFL teams will be watching call me a fool, but there’s no way defensive lineman, Chicago wants deductibles for surgery and hospi­ your neighbor may not. Pass them 39 percent a few dollars at year’s end. you’ll most closely is the numbers on the around it.” a running back and Minnesota and talization. As a result, the total along. 4) If you have flexible benefits, the Los Angeles Rams want today. carefully evaluate using the "low" probably still come out ahead with contract Jackson signs — if he Jackson’s USFL rights belong to you, the employee, receive for 1) Learn more about your quarterbacks. medical option. Though it requires the tax savings. signs one — with the Buccaneers. the Birmingham Stallions. The number of em­ health care have been reported medical treatment depends on how benefits plan. This means actually None, except for possibly the ITEM: a higher deductible, you can make Jackson’s signing could set the Obviously, other NFL execu­ ployees who have raised deducti­ extensively in recent years; the you go about getting it. reading your benefit statement, Vikings, are expected to get what it pay like the "high” plan, experts 6) Finally, think prevention! tone for all of this year’s low-round tives are playing down the impor­ trends are summarized in the instead of throwing it into the they want in their current drafting bles in health benefit plans has at the Wyatt Co. emphasize. You Many employers will subsidize draft picks, just as defensive tance of Jackson’s salary. surged dramatically from only 5 above statistics lifted from a IF YOU FOLLOW the new rules drawer. It may be dull, but the spot and will be looking to trade merely take advantage of your your participation in wellness linemen Bruce Smith did when he " I don’t think the first pick in the percent in 1980 to 43 percent at the survey of 1,115 companies by the your employers have set up, you document is important. Tuesday. The Bears (Al Harris and company's offer to waive the programs, smoke-ender classes, signed with Buffalo last year draft sets the market,” New York latest survey date. Wyatt Co., a worldwide consulting can get a greater portion of your Todd Bell) and 49ers (Dwight deductible or raise payment when aerobics workshops. For them, before the draft. Smith’s contract Giants general manager George firm. But you probably are not medical expenses paid for. But if 2) Become a discriminating Hicks and Matt Cavanaugh) are medical shopper. Make sure your you use Preferred Provider Organ­ healthy employees mean lower was comparatively low ($2.75 Young said. ITEM: The application of de­ aw are that most of the stories you you ignore the rules, you can lose dangling interesting bait. treatment is both necessary and izations. outpatient testing, the medical costs. million over four years) for a first Like last year, the market could ductibles to all types pf medical have been reading reflect the part or all of your reimbursement. Since Tampa Bay is driving a rea.sonably priced. Get second like. If you're covered under your pick, and the clubs were able to be set by shrewd manuevering benefits (including hospital and corporation's — not the em­ And when a no-frills stay in the hard trade bargain and the Fal­ spouse's plan, elect the minimum This story is begging to be told. sign their first-round choices with between agents and front offices. ployee’s — perspective. hospital averages $500 a day, most opinions. Your employer probably surgery) has increased from 49 coverage, and use your extra This is personal finance al its most virtually no increase from 1984. F o r the first tim e last year, agents cons w ill get the guy they want, the You, the employee, directly employees can hardly afford even will pay for them and may require percent of employers in 1980 to 79 credits for other benefits or cash. fundamental. This is your life I'm 2 Oilers seem to be the team to deal them. Try to get surgery on an Player agent Leigh Steinberg, met to discuss signing strategy percent now. affected by the cost-containment part of the b ill for a short stay. The with. outpatient basis, and keep hospital SI If vniir company offers a writing about. Protect it. who represented four of the top 12 because of the clubs’ efforts to Efforts to hold down the costs of procedures, have been ignored. potential costs are enormous. picks last year, hopes a big keep salaries down after bidding "It's hard to trade up with contract for Jackson will loosen wars with the U SFL drove them up Tampa Bay, they want your whole the m arket a bit. in the two preceding seasons. damn team." new Eagles coach Supermarket Shopper "This could potentially have the "W ith all the collusion going on. Buddy Kyan said. sam e effect on the '36 draft as Weddings agents w ill try to set the m arket by The sti^tus of the 57 players who (quarterback John) Elway had on getting somebody in a weak spot tested positively for drugs at the the '83 d raft." Steinberg .«aid. signed early and set the market,” N F L ’s Ja n u ary scouting cam p w ill "This could be a breakthrough Young said. "It’s not so much affect the position in which many Give credit where it’s due contract. He's rated the top T ourangeau-Pendergast individual bargaining any more as of them are drafted. Three players 6 prospect since O.J. Simpson. It's it is coalition bargaining. A lot of tested for cocaine, the rest for By Martin Sloane one thing to take a hard line with an Judith Ann Pendergast, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. people don't understand the game. marijuana. Some teams have United Feature Syndicate offensive lineman or defensive Clip ’n’ file refunds James E. Pendergast Jr. of Manchester, married Some of it is really silly.” crossed those 57 off their lists, but players, but it's another thing to Robert A. Tourangeau Jr., son of Anne Tourangeauof "Last year's negotiation period others are more open. DEAR MARTIN: Judging by the design of most commit to a running back or South Portland, Maine, and Robert A. Tourangeauof was the closest coordination I'd m ilk cartons, you would never know that m ilk comes Health Products (File llA ) quarterback and not sign him," "Just because a player tested Westbrook. Maine, on April 11 at St. John the ever seen between agents and from cows. I recently noticed with approval, however, Clip out this file and keep it with similar Elway was drafted No. 1 by the positive in February doesn’t mean Evangelist Church, in South Portland. clients." Steinberg said, "and the that the m ilk carton used by Kroger not only has a cow cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Colts, said he didn't want to play he would test positive in July.” beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting closest coordination I'd ever seen on it; it also has a barn! The Rev. Joseph Whitlock, pastor, officiated. for them and used his leverage as a said Lions coach Darryl Rogers. between management council.” I wrote Kroger a letter of congratulations. Kroger the needed proofs of purchase while looking for The bride was given in marriage by her father. baseball prospect to force a trade The clubs have received a list of Culverhouse says there is only a sent me a lovely letter and a coupon for a free package the required forms at the supermarket, in to Denver. He then signed for $5 the players who tested positive. Linda Pessagno served as matron of honor for her 25 percent chance that he wil 11 rade of Kroger cottage cheese. (This carton also has a cow newspapers and magazines, and when trading million over five years. Although none of the names have with friends. Offers may not be available in all sister. Bridesmaids were Mary Ann Walczyk, Sarah the No. 1 pick, but the offers keep on it.) Jackson's case is similar to been leaked, guesses will be mode Miller. Kendall deLong. Lesley Wormell and Suzanne coming. ’Tampa Bay is badly in The K rogercow s pictured onthe cartons do not have areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive Elway's in that major league when some players go later than Champagne-Carroll. Emilie Pessagno was flower need of defensive help, but this udders, but that's anudder matter. each refund. baseball is the main competition. girl. draft is strongest in running backs expected. SHELDON VANAUKEN, The following refund offers are worth $9.74. Big signing bonuses and a chance and offensive linemen. If the "They're the 'Oh. shoot,' guys,” This week’s offers have a total value of $15.93. ROANOKE, VA. Peter Franks served as best man. Ushers were to play in the big leagues right Buccaneers keep the top pick, they Young said. "The funniest thing This offer doesn't require a refund form: UPI photo Donald Frank Jr.. Timothy McCullough. Jeffrey away usually lure two-sport stars can concentrate on defense with that happens on draft day is when DEAR SHELDON: Thanks for writing. There’s MAALOX Special Coupon Offer. William H. Kilbourn. Joseph Frank and David Carroll. Benjamin toward football, and Tampa Bay their three other picks among the you expect a guy to be taken, then Auburn's Bo Jackson, the 1985 Heisman League draft on Tuesday. The order, something to be said for food packages that show Rorer Inc., Box PM 773. El Paso, TX 79966. owner Hugh Culverhouse is deter­ 10 picks go by and he's still there. Tourangeau was ringbearer. top 40. where it all begins. Receive two 50-cent coupons good toward the Trophy winner, is expected to be the No. after Jackson, is up in the air. m ined not to lose Jackson to The Atlanta Falcons have al­ "You say. 'Oh, shoot, what's purchase of 12-ounce or 26-ounce Maalox After a reception at the Italian Heritage Center in 1 draft pick in the National Football baseball. ready said they will use the No. 2 wrong with this guy."' DEAR MARTIN: I have a gripe, and I’ve been Suspension. M aalox No. 1 100-size Tablets. Portland. Maine, the couple left for the Bahamas. fuming about it for many months. I have complained M aalox No. 2 50- or 100-size Tablets. Send the They live in Scarborough, Maine. to the companies, and they try to pacify me with original cash-register receipt with the trial-size The hride graduated from Dean Junior College in coupons for a free product. But I have had it! Maalox purchase price circled. You must also Franklin, Mass. She is an insurance agent at the My problem is shortening cans, the new ones made record and send in the NDC number from the Big Ten quarterbacks are among top prospects out of cardboard. If there is so much as a light dent in front of the trial-size bottle. Include your name Dunlap Agency in Portland, A the lid. it is all but impossible to open the can, because and address. Expires June 1. 1986. The bridegroom graduated from Westbrook. the rim is too soft. These offers require refund forms: (Maine) High School. He is self-employed. Bv Randy MInkoff Boilermaker passers who have Long was rated slightly ahead of M y husband thought the problem m ight be the way I Mrs. Robert A. Tourangeau Jr. United Press International succeeded in the NFL. Everett by BLESTO, the scouting was trying to open the cans. So on three different ALVA-AMCO Offer. Receive,a $1 refund, plus Cecil Isbell, the Green Bay combine of the Bears. Cowboys. occasions he tried to do it himself — and would up three 50-cent coupons. Send the required refund C H IC A G O — Purdue has a long Packers star who led the N FL in Lions. Dolphins. Vikings, Eagles using a pair of pliers! form and a self-addressed stamped envelope and tradition of being a pro fo ball passing in 1941-42. was the pioneer. and Steelers My complaints to the companies bring responses the entire front panel from any "Thinz" or Engagements quarterback factory for the Na­ Dawson was the first of the But right behind those two was such as "No one else has complained" or "It's the best "Diurex” package box (Thinz-Span, Thinz-Back- tional Football League. This year post-war era, a three-tim e Big Ten another Big Ten standout. Jack solution." I say baloney. The manufacturers just want to-Nature. Thinz Drops. Thinz Before Meal appears to be no exception. passing champion who went on to to save a little money. Tablets. Diurex. Diurex-2 with Iron. Diurex Long P Trudeau of Illinois. He could wind Beginning in the mid-1950s with Neely- glory with the Kansas City Chiefs, up being the sleeper of the draft. Fan anything be done about this? Acting Capsules or Diurex M PR ). along with the Len Dawson, the Boilermakers eventually leading them to the LO GREENJACK, cash-register receipt with the purchase price Coltman have had a rich history of outstand­ Super Bowl. "Jack has all the tools and I ALTADENA. CALIF. circled. Expires June 1. 1986. ing signai callers. Bob Griese followed and his certainly put him in the category of Mr. and Mrs, This season. NFL scouts can exploits with the Miami Dolphins a Dave Wilson or a Tony Eason, " D EAR LO: This is the column to write to when you BRISTOL-MYERS 4-Way $1.79 Refund Offer. Ben R. Neely point to Jim Everett, the 6-foot-5 and his Super Bowl rings are a said mini coach Mike White, who have a problem with a product. I am now testing these Send the required refund form and the complete Jr. of Grafton, Boilermaker passer who could testimony to the Purdue system. has been a personal quarterback containers and would appreciate hearing from other outer carton of 4-Way Long Acting Nasal Spray, Mass., an­ wind up being the first quarter­ Mike Phipps, Mark Hermann, tutor for the pros in his coaching readers who have experienced problems with along with the cash-register receipt with the nounce the en­ back taken m the draft. Gary Danielson and Scott Camp­ career. shortening containers. Please write to me in care of purchase price circled. This offer has no gagement of That might surprise some, con­ bell followed into the pros with Trudeau didn't have the statis­ this newspaper. expiration date. their daughter. sidering Big Ten rival Chuck Long varying degrees of success. tics of either Wilson or Eason al Judith L. Neely, EXCEDRIN Extra Strength $2.50 Refund of Iowa narrowly missed being Another factor that may work Illinois. But the 6-foot-3 quarter­ DEAR MARTII^: A few weeks ago. I purchased to .Michael R. Offer. Receive up to a $2.50 refund. Send the selected as the Heisman Trophy toward Everett being the top back showed signs of brilliance some crackers and found a foreign object inside the Coltman, son of required refund form and the entire carton of winner and has more records and quarterback pick is that Indiana­ during his career. He was ham­ package. I .sent the object to the company, along with .Mr. and .Mrs. either Extra Strength Excedrin Tablet 36s or recognition than Everett. Everett, polis may want to land a local hero pered by a bad knee during his the top of the box showing the dating code. Edward Colt­ however, is a typical pro-set Capsule 24s, along with the cash-register receipt m a n o f 125 to lead them out of the NFL final season. I heard nothing from the company, so today I tried passer He has good size, is solid in darkness. The Colts, however, are calling them. This got me nowhere, and I’m furious. with the purchase price circled. Expires June 30, Baldwin Road. the pocket and comes from a still smarting from the seiection of Speaking of rich histories, prob­ How do I get a little simple justice? 1986. The bride- program that has always taught another highly-touted Big Ten ably no school has had more recent RICHARD GOUGEON, elect is a gradu­ KAOPECTATE Rand McNally Offer. Receive pro-style techniques. quarterback. Art Schlichter, who success in producing NFLquarter- UPI photo HAMMOND, IND. ate of Walnut a 1985 Rand M cNally Road Atlas & Travel Guide ( Gretchen Gantner "Jim also has great instincts, " didn't work out. backs than Brigham Young. Marc Hill School of a $4.95 v alu e ). Send the required refund form and said Purdue coach Leon Burtnett. Long has his supporters and is a Wilson and then Jim McMahon, Big Ten quarterbacks Chuck Long of first signal-callers in Tuesday’s NFL Performing DEAR RICHARD: For simple justice, return the the front panel from one Kaopectate Tablet "He reads defenses so weil that it likely high draft pick. He doesn't who led the Chicago Bears to a Arts. She has a Gantner-Bradley Iowa (left) and Jim Everett (11) of draft. box of crackers to the grocery (if you still have it) and Formula carton, along with a check or money Michael Coltman and Judith Neely gives him that extra dimension." have the scrambling capabilities Super Bowl win earlier this year, bachelor’s de­ get a refund. Then tell your friends about the poor order for $2.99. This offer has no expiration date. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gantner of Michigan coach Bo Schem- are recent BYU products and Purdue are expected to go among the gree in mathe­ but is an accurate passer who led attitude of this cracker company, and switch to Scotland and Mr. and Mrs. Bertron bechler also is an Everett fan. Robbie Bosco put together com­ m atics and physics from .Mount master's degrees in mechanical the Hawkeyes to the Big Ten title. another brand. Hunt of Coventry announce the "For the years we played parable statistics. Holyoke College and a master's engineering from Tufts Univer­ "My goal has always been to engagement of their daughter. against him. he was outstanding degree in electrical engineering sity. He is a mechanical engineer play on a Big Ten championship Other quarterbacks that figure Hugh Millen of Washington. Steve la rly in the first round, is usually a Last year, no quarterbacks were Gretchen Gantner, to Sean Mi­ and will be a great pro, " Schem- from Northeastern University. She al the U.S. Department of Trans­ team and play in the pros, " said to be higher draft picks, but not Bradley of Indiana. Brian McClure roll of the dice. Only once in the last taken In I he first round and the first chael Bradley, son of Mr. and Mrs. bechler said. is a senior engineer at Polaroid portation Research Center in Long. "I really haven't given much first rounders, include Mark Ry- of Bow ling Green. .Mike Norseth of decade — in 1983 when the Colts quarterback to go, Randall Cun­ Ed Bradley of Coventry. If Everett is the first quarter­ selected John Elway and then About Town Corp.. Cambridge. Mass. Cam bridge. thought where I will be going. I'll pien of Washington State. Tony Kansas and Stan Gelbaugh of ningham of UNLV, wasn't selected The bride-elect graduated from back drafted, the team that selects The prospective bridegroom is a A June 22 wedding at All Saints just be glad to have the chance to Robinson of Tennessee. Doug M aryland. traded him to Denver — has the until the 38th pick of the draft by Coventry High School in 1981 and him has only to look al the other graduate of East Catholic High Church in Worcester. Mass., is play in the pros.” Gaynor of Cal State-Long Beach. Drafting quarterbacks, particu­ No, 1 pick been a quarterback. the Philadelphia Eagles. program geared specifically to Grade 11 students and attended Manchester Community Lutz has Peanutbutter Jamboree School. He has bachelor's and planned. their parents Thursday al 7 p.m. in the school library. College. She is employed by The Lutz Children’s Museum Volunteer League will Others may attend. The Guidance Department will Brooks Fashions in Pembroke sponsor a "Peanutbutter Jamboree” on May 31 from make suggestions for planning education beyond high Manning- Ma|l. Virginia Beach. Va. noon to 3 p.m. at the Lutz Children’s Musuem. 247 S. school. Topics will include how to select a school, The prospective bridegroom Snow Chief and Badger Land Main St. The folk group, Peanutbutterjam. with application procedures and policies, testing proce­ Dufresne graduated from Coventry High dures and policies, what to look for when visiting a 2 Eileen Packard and Paul Recker. wil perform from 1 Anne .M .Man­ School in 1982 and also attended to 2 p.m. The fam ily event will include a country store school, an overview of training opportunities and ning of 33 Wa- Manchester Community College. for the children, a raffle table, games and a chance to concerns of parents. trous Road. He is serving in the U.S. Navy as an meet Mr. Peanut. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches Bolton, annou- electronic warfare technician 1986 are cooling off Derby Fever w ill be sold. aboard the U.S.S. Spruance in ces the engage­ Admission will be $1.50 for museum members and Birthparents meet Sunday ment of her Norfolk. Va. $2 general admission. For tickets, call the museum at An A p r il 1987 w e d d in g is KENTUCKY DERBY Concerned United Birthparents, a support and daughter, By Pohia Smith Wayne Lukas and his son. Jeff, chased out of the Derby by Snow Memorial, and Wheatly Hall, 649-0949. planned. advocacy group for parents who have surrendered Laurie .\nne United Press International who is a co-owner, finished 2 1-2 Chief and Badger Land, second to Rampage in the Arkan­ Attention Getters and Favorites children to adoption, w ill meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Manning, to Jo ­ lengths behind Snow Chief in the El Trainer Roy Sedlacek an­ sas Derby. 6 seph Daniel l)u- LOUISVILLE. Ky. - The abom­ Camino Real Derby and 1 3-4 back nounced a few days ago that Red Cross has CPR course First Congregational Church. 62 Colony SI.. Meriden. Iresne.. .son of "Future Book’’ C u rro n l inable Snow Chief and his lop rival in the Florida Derby. Then Badger Cherry Hill Handicap winner Bor­ Blue Grass winner Bachelor For more information, call 828-1697. or write CUB. The Connecticut Valley East Branch of American Mr. and Mrs Badger Land have cooled a lot of Land took a different prep route deaux Bob would skip the Derby, Beau; English invader Bold Ar­ P.O .Box 558, Bethel, 06801. Sinriing Odds’ O dds Red Cross will hold a cardiopulmonary resuscitation F I r r i a n D ii - cases of Derby Fever. and ran to 4-length wins in the even though that would mean rangement. the fast-closing show course from 7 to 10 p.m. on M ay 12,13 and 14 at branch fresne of East i^AWedding^^ The 1-2 favorites have scared Everglades and Flamingo Stakes. giving up a chance to win a $1 horse behind Bachelor Beau; Bachelor Beau 1 (X )-1 ...... 25-1 headquarters. 20 Hartford Road, Participants must Hartford. several six-figure money-winners A day before Bolshoi Boy fin­ million bonus Garden State Park Gotham Stakes winner Mogambo be at least 13 or have completed Grade 7. The cost is Bates Club dines at Willie’s T h e hride- 3 To Remember 2 0 - 1 ...... 2-1 right out of the ll'ith Kentucky ished second in the Blue Grass offered if either he or Garden State and stablemate Pillaster all were Badger Land $15. elect also is the Derby next Saturday and into less Stakes and was withdrawn from Stakes winner Fobby Forbes won shipped to Louisville Friday, Carl B. Straub, vice president of academic affairs starts Bold Arrangement 1 5 0 -1 20-1 To register or for more information, call the Red daughter of the prestigious and difficult races, both the Kentucky and Jersey though trainer Leroy Jolley had and dean of the Bates College faculty, w ill speak at the with lovely fashions for; the Derby, co- owner John Great- Cross office at 643-5111, late Flrnest B ..... 8 0 -1 .... such as the Illinois and Jersey house explained why he was Derbies. not decided whether Pillaster annual dinner of the Hartford Bates Club Wednesday Bolshoi Boy ...... 15-1 Manning She Derbies, where they have a better Owner Albert Allen and his would run in the Derby. at W illie’s Steak House, 444 Center SI. The social hour Brides 100-1 ...... 10-1 reluctant to send the gelding, graduated from Joseph Dufresne and Laurie Manning Broad Brush chance of winning almost as much trainer-son, Ferris, also decided Club lunches at The Gallery w ill be at 6 and dinner at 7 p.m. The topic w ill be: "The runner-up to Badger Land in the Bolton High Mothers of the Bride money with lesser risk of injury or Flamingo, to Churchill Downs. Miracle Wood, runner-up in the Zabaleta, winner of a division of College Looks Toward the Next Century.” Also at the Clear Choice 200 1 ...... 30-1 The Cosmopolitan Club will hold its annual meeting School in 1970 and from Bay Path 1983. He is a draftsm an at humiliation. Asa result, the Derby "I don't wdnt to knock my horse, Jim Beam and third in the Cherry the split Buy Shore Stakes and meeting, Rae Garcelon Pethick. director of Bates Friday at The Gallery in Glastonbury. The social hour Junior College in 1982. She is a Scan-Optics Inc. Bridesmaids Country Light 3 5 -1 ...... 5 -1 Hill and Garden State, would skip second in the Garden State, was alumnni affairs, will discuss the college's programs field is unlikely to reach its but he may be a touch below the w ill be at 12:30 p.m. and the luncheon at 1 p.m. For secretary at the Hartford Insu­ A June 28 wedding al St. Rose best horses," Greathouse said. "If the Derby and prep for a possible scheduled to arrive over the for its 12.000 alumni. The college is in Lewiston. Flower Girls Fobby Forbes 150-1 ...... 8 -1 maximum of 20. details, contact Virginia Grenier or Ursula Matson. rance Group Church in East Hartford is And no wonder! that's the case we don't want to start on his home track, Pim lico, in weekend, and California Derby Maine. G ro o v y 100- 1 50 - 1 winner Vernon Castle was to ship The club president, the Rev. William Flynn of .36 The prospective bridegroom planned. Snow Chief, racing's only 3- take him where he doesn't belong. the May 17 Preakness. graduated from East Hartford It appeared likely a week before in from the West Coast with Snow Ellsworth St., East Hartford, said Bates alumni, ■\lso. a large selection Icy G ro o m 100 1 25-1 year-old millionaire with earnings It's not fair to the horse ... Former unit has 3rd reunion High School in 1980 and from "The Derby is a tough race with the Derby that the field would Chief Tuesday. Wood Memorial parents and friends are welcome to attend the dinner. of all-occasion dresses. of $17 million, has won five The former Manchester Unit of Church Women Porter and Chester Institute in M o g a m b o 35 1 ...... 5 -1 a big field. It's rough on horses." number between 14 and 18. winner Broad Brush was sche­ straight races by a com bined 20 3-4 United will hold its third annual reunion luncheon WE DELIVER Greathouse added. "Running a Like Badger Land, late-develop­ duled to travel from Maryland P illa ste r 10 1 6 -1 lenghls The dark brown colt Friday at noon at North United Methodist Church, 300 It you haven't received your ing Arkansas Derby winner Ram­ Wednesday. See ‘Amadeus’ Thursday’ trained by Mel Stute has won mile and a quarter the first week in Parker St. A ll past members and officers are invited Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. R a m p a g e 300 1 12-1 page, Fobby Forbes and Lexington EMERGENCY wire-to-wire. by coming from May is hard on young horses A lot Trainer Ed Gregson was still to attend and may bring a salad to share. For more "Amadeus," an award-winning film on the life of weekdays or 7:30 a m. Saturdays, of horses go into the race great but Stakes winner Wise Times already please call your carrier. It you’re S n o w C h ie f 10 1 ...... B - 5 behind and by running just off the undecided on a Derby start for information, call Janet Richmond at 649-0138. musical genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, will be Fire — Police — Medical unable to reach your carrier, call pace until the leader dies. don't com e out right and are never were tdbled at Churchill. So were highly regarded Icy Groom, shown free Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Educational 44 Depot Road o ff Rl. 31 Vernon Castle 300-1 ...... 12-1 the same again. I don't want to do Ferdinand, who was third to Snow subscriber service 647-9946, by 6 The only horse that has come runner-up to Snow Chief in the Community, 645Birch Mountain Road, It will be one of DIAL 911 Coventry 742-74*H close to beating Snow Chief in the that." Chief in the Santa Anita Derby; Santa Anita Derby. The colt RHAM Instructs Juniors’ parents p m. weekdays or 10 a m. Saturdays Wheatly Hall ...... 1 0 0 0 -1 ...... 25-1 a series of films shown to the public by the In Manchester (or guaranteed delivery. PrnfpMinn«l Prruonaliml Alirnlion Greathouse and partner Art Groovy, winner of the Spectacular suffered cuts on his hind legs while past six months is Badger Land. HEBRON — RHAM High School will present a community. For more information, call 646-0711. Z ab a le ta 8 0 -1 ...... 12-1 The Codex coll, trained by D. Belford were not the only owners Bid stakes and third in the Wood finishing fourth in the Blue Grass.

— V MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday April 26. 1986 - 17_ IS - M A N CH ESTER HER ALD , Saturday. April 26. 1986 News for Senior Citizens MACC News PROFESSIONAL JOBS Women are making gains Special activities planned What would we do without all our dedicated volunteers? 1980 1986 Hodge Bills, violinist and her Editor's note: This column is Recognition Week. Everyday (Paige Carter, Buffey Harris. producer of lap robes and shawls Segal, Marguerite Carlson. Norma daughter Susan Bills Tupper, for Senior Citizens Week prepared by the staff of the should be Volunteer Recognition Holly Epstein); last minute for the elderly and sweaters and and Eva Johnson, Ethel Robb, pianist, presented a benefit con­ Manchester Area Conference of Day and every week Volunteer robbers Ernie “ the Chaplain” blankeLs for infants is out of yarn. Frank and Barbara Philip, M. it a.m. — return trips at 12:30 and Harris and Ted “ Prefed” Beutel. If you can donate the yarn, Marge Philip and Joane Susag. cert for MACC shelter-soup kit­ second registration date for the Churches. Recognition Week. Volunteers, we Editor’s note: This column is Alfred Cavedon, Mal(X)lm and chen renovations on April II. Not prepared by the staff of the Montreal-Quebec trip on May 12 at 3:15 p.m. salute and honor you. God bless the cops Howard “ Harold" Beeler. will do the work. Yarn can be left at Thursday — 9 a.m. orchestra Brian “ Curly" Collins and Russ St. Bartholomew’s or at Center Susan Barlow, John and Clara only was the evening a delightful Manchester Senior Citizens’ 9:30 a.m. The price of the trip is By Nancy Carr you all. gift to music lovers (Louise Bills rehearsal; 11; 45 a.m. lunch: 1p.m. “ the Dreamer” Wood, all of whom Church. MACC Department of Wallett, Marion Jesselman, Ma­ Center. $329. The trip is slated for July AAACC Director plays with the Hartford Symphony Thursday program — ConnPace FINAL RECKONING! After a donated their time and talent. Human Needs and thanks. rilyn and Roy Fabian, Ambrose 14-18. If interested, please stop by and Susan was chosen to tour Frld>o — 9 a.m. cribbage; 10 truly heroic struggle, the cops and Helen DiehL. Ek)onomy Oil By Joe Dimlnico the center for the flyer. Erma Bombeck says "It Change Inc., Elaine Mrosek. Sara Europe last year with “ Youth of Individuals who have signed up a.m. bingo; 11 a.m. exercise with overpowered the robbers 83 to 55 NOTICES; TUESDAY APRIL27 TH A N K YOU ALSO to all those The ranks of women Activities Director frightens me, somehow, to im­ L. Dennison, W. Fretferlck and America” ), but we discovered for the Stress Management Se­ Cleo; 11:45 a.m. lunch; 12:30 p.m. with John “ The Judge” Cashman at 1 p.m. organizational meeting who have given furniture in the last professionals — doctors, agine what the world would be like Elizabeth Rousseau, Mather Neill, after the concert that Susan’s minar are reminded that the setback games. Bus pickup at 8 high scorer for the police and the for all those interested in helping three months to our furniture The month of May has been without them." Amen. Erma. Evelyn Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. husband Steve, a student at lawyers, architects, seminar will be held on May 7, 14, a.m. — return trips at 12:30 and Rev. Paul "the Troll” Kroll high with the Interfaith Day Camp. bank; Edith Waterfield, Sara proclaimed Senior Citizens Month Without them we would have to Joseph Sweeney, Mary Willhide, Andover-Newton, spends one night scientists and others in 21,28. at 9:30 a.m. The class will be 3:15 p.m. scorer for the clergy team. Laura Please come. We’ll be meeting at Haugh, Mrs. Robert Constantine. by the National Council on Aging, close the doors to the emergency George and Lois Carman, John a week as a volunteer in the conducted by Laurence May bin. Blood Pressure Clinic; April 30, Gunsten and Travis Hibler were St. Bartholomew Church hall. Mrs. Wilks, Lucy Martin, Freder­ specialty occupations — while May 12-16 has been pro­ shelter and to the soup kitchen, and Mary Fitzgerald, Catharen Stafford Emergency Shelter. What Lady golfers are reminded that -Health Fair winners of the 12 and over open foul Friday May 2 at noon a salad ick Spaulding, Ester Kloter. Mrs. claimed Senior Citizens Week. We empty the clothing bank, turn White, Janet Heller, Jerome and a small and wonderful world. Our have increased by 25 the league will begin on M ay-20 shooting contest and Jon Golas luncheon for all past members of Hart, Harriet Duff, Jane Macca- have planned an array of special away hungry families looking for Louise Nathan, Roger and Bea­ gratitude to Louise and Susan and percent since 1980. That starting at 8:30 a.m. at Red Rock MENU FOR THE WEEK: captured the 12 and under award. the Manchester unit of Church rone. Ann Dell. Marilyn Mullen, activities for Senior Citizens Week. food. trice Bagley, Edward and Shirley the Department of Fellowship at Golf Course. The league will be Monday: Sliced turkey sand­ Others participating were Chris Women United North United Meth­ Linda Segall, Michael Klorman, compares with an 11 Figures in millions of professional workers with Please make note of the following This column would not be typed, Glenney, Theodore and Dorothy Center Church for a wonderful specialty occupations requiring specific education schedule. every Tuesday morning and con­ wich, soup, beverage, dessert. your checks to aid those in need Prue. Jennifer Gates, Sarah odist Church, 300 Parker Street. the Rev, Newell Curtis. percent increase in the Tuesday: American chop suey, Hibler.. Paul Dean, Tyler Miller in This is the third annual reunion of Our heartfelt thanks to those who Brindamour, Roy and Angeline evening and a nudge up on the NEA GRAPHIC May 12, Monday. 10 a.m. — tinue into September. Lady golfers would not be deposited. Isolated same time for men. Source U S Bureau of Labor Statistics vegetable, roll, beverage, dessert. the 12 and under and David Harris, CWU members and you are have recently contributed to our Keith. renovation ladder. "Celebrity Bingo"?— town officials interested in taking golf lessons elderly would not be remembered Also thanks to Robert Gorton, from P.G.A. golf professional John Wednesday: Roast beef grinder, 12 and over. There is still some warmly invited to bring a salad shelter-soup kitchen renovations Virginia Oumaine, C. Deane and will call bingo: ^ . m . — military at Christmas, the good as new used Marion McCarthy, Ronald and Ernest Desrochef, Mrs. Des- Nowobilski at Tallwood Golf juice, beverage, dessert confusion among officials concern­ and join in the fellowship. Elaine project; individual gifts from whist setback card party con­ toys which bring such joy to both planques. Harry Cowles, Perry Course are urged to call the center. Thursday: Lasagna, tossed ing the placement of Francesco Holcomb will lead devotions. James and Sarah Hamilton. John Joyce Foble. Miner and Edith ducted by Mary and Ed McKeever. parents and children of low income Desjardins, Community Baptist The fee for three golf lessons is $9.^ salad, garlic bread, beverage, Monasco, who claimed to be in the Nancy Carr will give an update on Yavis, Joseph Shauster, Elaine Stackpole, Center Congregational Refreshments, prizes. $1 donation. families would grace the garbage Church, Carol Crawford, Stephen­ Advice The dates are May 14, May 28, and' dessert. 12 and over category. shelter-soup kitchen renovations. and Harvey Kahaner, John and Church (Bills Concert) Charles May 13, Tuesday. 6 p.m. — can instead of the Christmas tree, son Painting Co,, Marie Patulak. June 11 from 9 a.m. — noon. If Friday: Tuna salad sandwich, Our thanks to those who made a For more information call Elaine Jane Cochran, Robert Johns, and and Virginia House. Horace and dinner, guest speaker from the children would wander the streets Joan Brown, Herman and Marlys Edna Harris, Marion Gouin, Doris interested please contact the cen­ soup, beverage, dessert. great evening possible: Tom Tier­ at 649-2374 or Janet Richmond Marjorie Cuello, William and Hartford Whalers, awarding of during the two weeks of Interfaith Dvorak. Ruth Willey, Jean and Stoltenberg, Mike Zwick, Bruce ter. The charge is $9 and checks, ney, Jon Hawthorne, chairmen: 649-0138. Mary Leslie, Patricia Noonan, trophies to pool, golfers, and dart Day Camp. Louis Korsis, Paul and Sally Baltovick, Rose Donnelly. Roland required at signup, should be made SCORES: referees Joe DePasqua, and Mike May 2 7-8 p.m. Peace Vigil at Gary and Patricia Slesinski, Wil­ players. No more farmer’s market or Marte, George and Irma Boser, Weeks, Allan Thomas. Thieves stretch test drive May 14, Wednesday. 8 a.m, — payable to the Town of Friday — Setback scores; Dot furniture bank. Urgent calls for Masse; cheerleaders from As­ Emanuel Lutheran Church. liam and Jean Johnson. Robert Hayden and Marjorie Griswold We also have a special need for trip to JF K Library and New Manchester. Anderson 130; Helen Silver, 130; help would find the fuel bank sumption School (Kelley Keane, Sunday, May 4 at 2 p.m. Coykendall. S.A. and A.M .K. Mi- Ada Rojas, 130; Dorn Anastasio, Kimberly Stoebel, Missy Barks­ Holocaust Memorial Dedication. lewski. Gordon and Doris Stevens, Jr.. Richard and Victoria Jen­ cribs, kitchen sets and bureaus if England Aquarium in Boston- empty, the human needs fund nings, Rosemarie Papa. you can help, please call 646-4114 Lunch at Quincy Market. THE MANCHESTER HEALTH 130; Sue Rowe, 128; John Klein, depleted — no room-at-the-inn. dale, Amanda Botticello, Maria Memorial Park, East Cemetery. Robert Whitehead, John and Mary into a three-week joy ride 126; Helena Gavello, 121; Mary Cuneo) and Manchester High Marge Reed, our year-round Halldin Sr., Lewis and Shirley B E N E F IT C O N C ER T - Louise and talk to Joanne. May 14. Wednesday. 10 a.m. and Department has planned a Health April 20 to 27 is National Volunteer 1 p.m. — riding tour of historic Fair for this Wednesday beginning Lou Holt, 118; Amelia Anastasio, DEAR immediately to know they don’t Manchester with Herb Bengtson — at 8:30 a.m. Screenings are 118. ABBY: My wife have to. includes Bottling Works, oldest planned and include blood pres­ Monday — Pinochle Scores: and I are re­ To spare another the slightest house in south end Cheney Mills. sure, dental, podiatry, and vision. Helena Gavello, 720; Peter Ca- sella.675; Adolph Yeske, 665; Elsa tired. We had a possible discomfort is indeed the Rogers. Apel Opera House, and Anyone desiring a hearing check­ Bulletin Board second car that hallmark of a gentleman or a lady. much more — freeof charge — call up should contact the health Lenhardt, 665; Dom-Anastasio, we no longer Dear Ahhy for reservation. department at 647-3173. 654; Ernest Grasso, 652; Fritz Wilkinson, 650; Ann Fisher, 644; planning this week: committee. needed, so we D EA R ABBY: I just finished May 15. Thursday. “ Big Day” — Lastly, pinochle players are Dr. Peck speaks at Center Tuesday — 10; 30 a.m., agoraphobic study group: 6 reading the letter from "Ellie," Sol Cohen, 642. Sunday — 9 a m., church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m.. decided to sell Abigail Van Buren chicken dinner at 11:30 a.m. (call reminded that cards will be p.m.. catechetics classes; 8 p.m.. Bible study. Tuesday— Bowlingscores: Paul Dr. George Peck, president of Andover Newton worship, Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching “The it. who bought herself a pretty for reservation), reading of Proc­ cancelled next Wednesday morn­ Wednesday — 10:30 a m., agoraphobic group; 6:30 nightie, had it gift-wrapped and Desjeunes, 522; Burt Green. 511; Theological School, will be the guest preacher Sunday New Commandment;” 10 a.m., (Christian Youth I parked the lamation by Mayor Barbara Wein­ ing due to the Health Fair. p.m,, Children’s Choir; 7:45 p.m., Concordia Choir. Norman Lasher, 524; Bruno Gior­ at Center Congrega­ Fellowship bake sale; 5:30 p.m., confirmation class. car on our front told her bridge club that her berg — selection of Mr. & Mrs. Thursday — 9 a m., Bible discovery group; 1;30 husband gave it to her for Valen­ dano, 554; Lenny Bjorkman, 213, tional Church. He will Monday — 7:30 p.m.. United Methodist Women lawn with a Senior Citizen — Entertainment. SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK: p.m.. Golden Age group. “ For Sale" sign tine’s Day. Bill Levy reknowned hypnotist. Monday — 10 a.m . bingo; 11:45 504; . Dick Colbert, 502. Jennie speak at both the 8 and 10 meet, Liga Jahnke, coordinator of Bible garden, to I also have a story to share. My Leggitt, 186,487; RuthSilhavy, 188. speak. Friday — 7 p.m.. A.A. on the windshield. During the noon with professional car thieves — May 16, Friday, 6 a.m. — noon — a.m. lunch; 12; 30 pinochle games; a.m. services. Peck was Saturday — 6 p.m.. prayer of church renewal. hour, a young man rang our and you probably were — you husband and I have been married seventh annual senior citizen fish­ 12; 45 Golden Years Workshop 491; Joanne Allard. 483; Pat named the dean of An­ Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group; 7:30 doorbell and said he was looking would have been left holding some for nine years. We’re farmers. Our ing derby at Sautter’s Pond — (seminars on elderly issues); bus Olcavage. 466; Lorna Kmiec, 190, dover Newton Theologi­ p.m.. teachers’ meeting; youth ministry team at 64 for a second car for his wife. (She phony credentials, as well as the anniversary is during planting prizes awarded. ' pickup at 8 a.m. — return trips ai 186, 544; Viola Pulford. 199, 540; cal School in 1966, and Alton St. was waiting in their car. in our bag, season, and my birthday is during We. the staff, invite all seniors to 12; 30 p.m. and 3; 15 p.m. Ginger Yourkas, 452. assumed the presidency Wednesday — 6:30p.m., Wesley Ringers: 7:30 p.m., driveway.) I went out, unlocked harvesting, so he never re­ partake in this special week of Tuesday — 9 a.m. shopping bus Wednesday — Pinochle scores: in 1983. Founded in 1807, Chancel Choir. Members hear missionaries Thursday — 6:30 p.m., Junior Choir; 7 p.m., Cub the door and started the engine. He D EA R ABBY: A technique for members either one. This past events. (grocery); 9;30 a.m. non-grocery Harry Pospisel. 600; Dom Anasta­ Andover Newton is the Several missionaries are visiting Trinity Covenant Scout Pack 47; 7:30 p.m.. Stewai'dship-Financp asked the price and seemed helping persons one meets to year. I knew he’d forget Valen­ shopping bus (Bradlees); 9:30 sio. 569; Amelia Anastasio. 597; oldest Protestant gradu­ Church this week. The young adult group at Trinity Commission. interested. Then he asked if he remember a name: tine’s Day. so I worked out a way to T H E SENIOR C E N TE R will be a.m. oil painting; 10 a.m. square Julian Strong, 564; AI Gates. 562. ate school of theology in will have dinner with the Rev. Melbourne Metcalf, ensure myself against hurt feel­ Friday — 10 a.m.. Al-Anon. could drive it around the block. I In 1937 when I was a salesman sponsoring a shopping trip to dancing; 11;4S a.m. lunch; 1p.m. Wednesday — Bridge scores: the United States. missionary to Japan, at 6:30 Monday evening. Coffee, ings. I made arrangements with Other events sche­ Saturday — 1 p.m.. Junior Choir, said he could, so he motioned for for an Austin, Texas, new-car Crystal Mall in Waterford on May bowling — Parkade Lanes; 1;30 Mabel Loomis 4.180; Catherine and dessert will follow at 7:30, and Metcalf will speak the florist in our area. If my duled this week at Cen­ M his wife to come. He asked her if dealer, a fellow salesman. Lee 28 at 10 a m. The trip is free of p.m. Exercise with Cleo; Bus Byrnes 4,080; Hans Bensche 3,950; about his work at 8 p.m. husband placed an order for me, ter Congregational she would like to drive. She got Brasfield. took my arm. led me up charge and includes free coupons returns from shopping at 12:30 Tom Regan 3,930; Helen Silver Dr. C.M. Ward The junior and senior high school students will enjoy then she would fill his order. If he St. Mary’s sets week Pastor Blackwell under the wheel, and he got in on to a tall, handsome man and said. to all the stores. In addition, each p.m. 3,750 Church: a pizza supper with Dr. Roger Thorpe, missionary to the passenger side. She backed the “ Lu. I’d like you to meet a friend of didn’t order flowers, she should individual will receive a $2.50 Wednesday — 9:30 a.m, pinochle Sunday — 9 a.m.. Here is the schedule of events this week at St. Zaire, at 6 p.m. Tuesday. At 7:30, Thorpe, who is a car into the street, and they drove mine, Lyndon Johnson. He’s just send those I ordered with a card coupon that may be used for lunch. games; 9; 30 a m. caning; 10 a.m. Monday — Golf Scores: Low breakfast; 10 a.m.. Mary’s Episcopal Church: Ministers convene here ’ surgeon, will speak about his work at Karawa away. been elected to Congress from this reading as follows: "To my loving The registration date is May 9 at Friendship Circle; 11; 45 lunch; Gross — Bob Dieterle 41; Mike nursery and toddler Sunday — 7 ; 3 0 a.m.. holy eucharist; 9:30a.m., holy Hospital. Thirty minutes later, they had district. This is Lu Lyman” wife from her thoughtful husband. 9:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. bridge games: 12:30 7qick 41; Low Net — Jim Gleeson care; 7th and 8th grade eucharist with choir; 6:30 p.m , confirmation The Full Gospel Interdenominational Church, 745 not returned, so I called the police. Every time I met Congressman Love, Joey” In addition, there will be a p.m. arts & rr.ifts. Bus pickup at 8 31: Bob Whalen 33. classe.«: church school: rehearsal. .Main St., will host the 8th annual Spring Mini.«!ters’ A policeman came out and checked Johnson in the next 23 months. I I was happy and cheerful all day 11: IS a m., social hour; Tuesday — 5:15 p.m., children’s choir; 6 p.m.. choir Convention on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. the car this couple had left behind. madeapointofsayingtohim. " I’m even though I knew my husband Focus Five luncheon. Dr. George Peck fellowship: 6:30 p.m,, Capella Choir; church school Guest speakers include Pastor Luther J. Blackwell Here’s Emanuel’s week It had been stolen in Oklahoma Lu Lyman” This spared his would probably forget to send me Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. teachers’ meeting, 7:30 p.m.. adiilt enquirers’ class, Jr,, from Cortland Ohio, who will speak at 7.30 each Here is the schedule of the week’s events at City — some 35 miles away. racking his brain to remember flowers for Valentine’s Day. I was Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m., confirmation: 7 p.m.. sacred Wednesday — 10 a.m.. holy communion; 7:30p.m., evening* and Dr. C.M. Ward from Santa Cruz, Calif., Emanuel Lutheran Church: This happened three weeks ago who I was. Being a good politician, right. dance. senior choir. who will speak at 10 a m. on Wednesday and Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worship; 9:45 a.m., Sunday and our car is still missing. How the future president always as­ When Joey came home that day, Wednesday — 2 p.m.. healing prayers; 7:30 p.m., Thursday — 11 a m.. Ladies Guild; 4 p.m., Cherub Thursday. Blackwell is a minister who uses both prose church school; 10 a m.. Time & Talent Fair; Bible could this have been avoided? sured me that he remembered my I kissed him at the door and Chancel Choir. CHioir; 7:10 p.m.. evening prayer; 7:30 p.m.. and gospel music to convey his message. Ward is study; youth encounter; 11 a.m., holy communfon; name. thanked him for the beautiful HARTFORD MANSFIELD WINDSOR . .. . Thursday — 7 p.m.. Center Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. communication meeting. C A. H E N L E Y Cinema City — A Room W(th a View Trans-Lux College Twin — Harold Plozo — Care Bears Mavie II; A New chancellor of Bethany Bible College, and was. for 25 children’s chapel; nursery; 1 p.m.. Area V Fun Day TECUMSEH. OKLA. This has been standard proce­ flowers. The expression on his face Sot-Sun \:4S, 4:20, 7:30, 9:55. — and Maude (P G ) Sat and Sun 3, 7 with (Senerotlon (G ) Sat ond Sun 2. — The Bethel Bible series. Saturday — 7:30 p.m.. Al - $5.00 Holllger, 643-9203. Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Lond- Morvin Stuart, minister. 10 o.m., for they shall be called children of focus is within the family, or as dance. can culminate not only in an l:4U;3U:l5-7:46-9JS-ll;2S iwnn study. Nursery provided for all servi­ wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor Sunday school; )) o.m., morning decision, that His will may be Gt'lhart ces. (646-2903) emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 o.m., wor­ worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 done in your life. 5. Give God first God" neighbor to neighbor, or nation to understanding of peace, but in­ SI. Mary's Iriscopal Church, Pork THE MONEY PIT and Church streets, Manchester. An­ ship; 9:45 a.m., Sunday church school: p. m.,blblestudy (Wednesday): 7p.m., place in your heart that no dis­ Of all the beatitudes, this may be nation or race to race) that makes deed. in a life of peace. Call: drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, II a.m., worship service, nursery. Lodles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. 647-8301 lt80-$:30-8J0-7:lM:<0-ll:<» na Congregational tor an important traction may ever defer your the one that we understand best. It the difference. 646-8188 or 646-1084 osslstont rector. Worship: 7:30 o.m. 643-1193. Men's prayer (Thursday): 7 p.m.. speaks to our time as it speaks to But it is not solely us. because Surely there is reason to ask. is Belton CondroBotlaiiol Church, 228 and 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9:30 Latvian Lutheran Church of Man- Youth service (Fridov). (649-9848) recorded messaoe commitment to Him. POLICE ACADEMY 3 Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, o.m .; baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m .; choslor, 21 Garden St., Manchester. all times . Peace is a hope, a dream, left to our own devices we tend our lack of peace a direct result of "ProducMl by gpeclal arrariKement with (643-2051) "But seek first his kingdom and IJ6-ZJ(M;«)-7;3M;Z8-II;30 m B Samuel French. Inc.” Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Holy Eucharist, 10 o.m. every Wednes- a goal. It is a sign of God’s always to do that which defies and our lack of commitment, faith, AdvtrtiMemenI parlimUy / u n d e d b y Minister. 10 a.m., worship service, doy. (6494583) Prince of Pcocc Lutheran Church, Presbyterian his righteousness," Matt. 6:33. nursery, church school; 11 o.m., Route 31 and North River Rood, presence. destroys peace. Left toourownwill trust, and response to Him who is OUNOHO Coventry. 9:45a.m., Sundov school: 11 Coventry Presbyterian Church, our Creator?? For in Jesus’ words, Present This Coupon for "{ -----East— of___ the____ River_ fellowship; 11:15 o.m., forum pro­ Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood. Coven­ Note that the beatitude speaks and initiative, peace is elusive and 2:3Mi45-7:ZM:SO-IZ.JO gram. (649-7077 office or 647-8878 Goapai a.m., worship service. (742-7548) Zion Kvangellcal Luthenm Church try. Rev. Brad Evans, postor. Sunday, about peace-makers. Obviously at times, even, non-existent. those who are peacemakers are *1”® off opening night. | TouriBm & Convention Dist 9:30o.m., worship; 10:45o.m., Sunday HANNAH at« smais ’’’cent«?*Candrt*atloiidl Chwch, M Church uf the Livina Oud, on (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High you and I are personally involved The placement of this beatitude children of God! evangelical, lull-gospel church, Ro- streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. school; 7 o.m., Bible study and CHURCH OF CHRIST Center S(., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. fellowshlD. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Lydall and Vamon Straata in the things that make for peace. near the end of all the other IZ;SO-Z:5S-5J&-7;30-IOJO-I2JO BEOD The Little Theatre 20 Hartford Road. Curtis J r ., senior poster; Rev. Robert bertsefh School, North School Stroet. Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 o.m.. Divine wor­ Fttlhig 6«Bd Ahaet Manchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, ship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday school: Holy prayer ■neetlng. (742-7222) Phona: 648-2903 It is our attitudes and understand­ beatitudes suggests that working Rev. Dale Gustafson Manchester, C T J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Presbyterian Church ol Manchester, YMTMlt Emanuel Lutheran Churrh of Manchester Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; pastor. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 Communion first and third Sunday. ing, our goals and ethics, our ways toward the accomplishment of the Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. o.m. Nursery and Sunday school. 1649-4243) 43 Soruce St., Manchester. Rev. Rl- MANCHESTER HKHALD, Saturdiiy April 2ti. 1986 - It 1» - MANCHESTER.HERALD. Saturday, April 26. 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE?

Entertainment...... 53 Form Supplies and Equipment — 80 The best way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Butlnesi Proptrtv...... 25 Office/Retoll Equipment ...... 81 Notices Resort Prooertv ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome T a x ...... 54 R A T IS : 1 to 5 days: 90 cants par Una par day. Lost/Found...... 01 MortBOflos ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 Recreotlonal Equipment...... 82 Classified Ad. When you place your ad, you’ll receive Boats and Marine Equipment . — 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cants par Una par day. Ptrsonalt...... 02 Wonted to B u y ...... 26 Painting/Papering...... 56 20 or mora days: 60 cants par Una par day. Musical Items...... 84 Announcements...... 03 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 57 Minimum drargo: 4 Unas. ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 .'Financial...... 05 Rentals Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 DKADLINRS: For classiflad odvartlsamants to Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. 1 HERALD SQUARE, MANCHESTER Employment & Education Apartments tor Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Serylces...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 bo publlshod Tuasdoy through Saturday, tha Condominiums tor Rent — ...... 33 Serylces Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... '89 daodllna Is noon on tha day bafora publication. Help Wanted...... 11 Homes tor Rent...... 34 For odvartlsamants to ba publlshad Monday, SItuotlon Wanted ...... 12 Store/Office Space...... 35 Merchandise the daodllna Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Automotive IHDMES Rentals ISTDRE AND Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Holiday/Seasonal...... 71 RBAO YOUR AD. Classified odvartlsamants ora FOR SALE DFFICE SPACE FURNITURE Employment Services...... 15 Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... 91 token by falaphona os a convanlanca. Tha Roommates Wanted...... 3» Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Manchester Harold Is responsible for only one Office for rent, 700square BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREaORY Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 114,900-Spacious stone co­ Wanted to R ent...... 40 Incorrect Insertion and than only for the size of lonial with 3 bedrooms, IRDDMS feet. Ideal location, no Reol Estote TV/Sfereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 the orlglnol Insertion. Errors which do not FDR RENT food, near mini mall. Call Auto Serylces...... 95 new thermo-pane win­ Homes for Sole ...... 21 Machinery and To o ls...... 76 lessen tha value of tha odvarflsamant will not dows, large two car gar­ 649-0969.______' King - Sized bed. Firm PAINTING/ HEATING/ Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Services town and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 ba corrected by an additional Insertion. mattress. Two twin box I Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 age. Strano Real Estate, Room for non-smoking CHILD CARE 0 PLUMBING Lots/Land for Sole...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 647-7653. gentlemen. Call 643-5600. IRESDRT springs. Frame. Excellent I PAPERING Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Serylces...... 52 Fuel Oll/Coal/Firewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 condition. Will be sold PRDPERTY (hardens Rototllled. Small 120,900-Move In condition with 2 complete sets of Licensed mom has open­ Name your own price — Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ sheets, 1 bedspread. All ings In my home. Ages IV2 Father and son. Fast, throom remodeling; In­ Cub Cadet garden tractor colonial with 4 bedrooms, APARTMENTS with rear tiller, satisfac­ 1'/2 baths, large private I for $220, or best offer. and up. Come meet mefor dependable service. stallation water heaters, FDR RENT 643-8082, evenings & wee­ an Interview. 647-0657. Painting, Pooerhanglng garbage disposals; faucet tion guaranteed, 647-0530 yard. Strano Real Estate, or 872-4106. IHDMES I ^ H D M E S [2 1 ^ HOMES 647-7653. 2 Bedroorn condo In the kends. Keep trying!. & Removal. Call 646-5761. repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE FOR SALE Like Private Home — 3'/2 Poconos. Week of 6/7- Babysitter willing to asterCard accepted. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED OD FDR SALE room apartment. Applian­ 6/14. $600. Call 649-1386. Mahogany Dining room watch child! years and up Painting and Paoerhang- Delivering clean form 140,000-Extremely nice 11 in my home while you loam; 5 yards $75 plus fox. 2 ces. Working single adult, set - Circa 1920, table, Ing — Exterior and Inte­ room Victorian. 5 bed­ married couple. No child­ buffet, china closet, 6 work. 646-6227. rior, ceilings repolred. Also sand, stone, and The Town of Manchester. Lifeguards. The Manches­ All real estate advertised On beautiful one acre lot rooms, 2'/2 baths, com­ WANTED MISCELLANEDUS grovel. Call 643-9504. Machinist-Immediate op­ In the Manchester Herald on Shoddy Mill Road, ren, pets. 643-2880. I chairs (2 need repair). References, fully Insured. enings for first class Laborer, performs heavy ter Recreation Depart­ pletely remodeled. Some TD RENT LOST AND FOUND ment is seeking lifeguards Is subject to the federal Bolton. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ $600. 647-1326. Quality work. Martin HD SERVICES EH machinist to set up ond manual labor out of doors owner financing possible. c e l CARPENTRY/ Maftsson, evenings, 649- for a 10 week summer Fair Housing Act of 1968, rooms, 2.5 baths, whirl­ Glastonbury-Open House Bolton-Mobite home. K-m art Help Wanted. operate; ' lathed bridge- including mowing, litter Strano Real Estate, 647- Working single adult Reliable, Single Profes­ Couch-Unique french, 551 HEMDDELING 4431. Lost. Golden Retriever 1 control and grounds season. Guards work 40 which makes It illegal to pool bath, fireplace, Sunday, 1-4,59Cooper Dr. 7653. Odd lobs. Trucking. Merchandise employees, port and CNC machining energy efficient construc­ only. No children, pets. sional with well-trained curved, sectional. Needs Home repairs. You name year old, oink nose, cashiers ond stock. Full centers. Folly air conditi­ maintenance. Must be at hours per week. Min­ advertise any preference, Price reduced on this 4 imum qualifications; 16 limitation or discrimina­ tion, generous allowan­ June 1st. Lease, security. dog seeks house to rent In re-upholsferlng. Call 872- Farrand Remodeling — It, we do It. Free esti­ answers to Coors. No time and port time posi­ oned shop, liberal over­ least 16 years of age. $4.50 plus bedroom cape. Move 643-2880. Manchester or surround­ 2976. D & D Landscaping. collar. 646-0046 or646-4548. per hour, 30-37 hours per years of age with on tion based on race, colqr, ces. $178,900 Jackson 8, lncondltlon,prlvateback- You can make excellent Cabinets, roofing, gut­ mates. Insured. 643-0304. tions are ayallable. Expe­ time. Apply to Paragon religion, sex or national Jackson Real Estate, 647- ing town. Will sign lease, ters, room additions, FLDDRING Spring Clean Ups, Prun- 6 week J u ne to August. Also adyanced lifesaving cer­ yard with lovely brick dish cloths from fhe mesh rience not necessary. Tool Co. 121 Adams St., 8400 or 646-8646. One bedroom apartment provide references and decks, all types of remo­ Hawkes Tree Service — Ings, flower & shrub plant­ Lost Long haired double Many employee benefits. Manchester. 647-9935 Crew leader performs and tificate. WSI Is preferred. origin, or an Intention to patio. $142,900, Directions bogs In which oranges, Sofo-clean, good condi­ Applications are availa­ make any such prefer­ pofofoes, onions, etc. are close to shopping, bus­ security deposit. Please deling and repairs. FREE Floorsandlng — Floors Bucket Truck & Chipper. ings. Free estimates. Call pawed orange Tabby. Vic­ Apply In person dally supervises others In mow­ Main St, right ontospring, line, $425 o month. Utili­ call 643-2711 during the tion, Ideal for recroom or 659-2436 after 5:30pm. inity of North Main St and ble at the personnel of­ ence, limitation or dis­ South Windsor. 6 room left onto Cooper. Century fold. Ju$f boll for 15 estimates. Fully Insured. like new. Specializing In Stump Removal. Free Es­ Mon., Wed., Thurs., and Machine Shop-We have a ing, litter control; and ties extra, no children, no day. Ask for James or cottage. $60 phone 643- Telephone 643-6017, after Toliand Toke. Tuesday, grounds maintenance fice, Town Hall, 41 Center crimination. The Herald ranch In excellent family 21 Village Green of Glas­ minutes In wafer to which 1374. older floors, natural and timates. Special conslder- FrI., from 10am to 4pm. lob opening for someone pets. 649-9404. leave message. m, 647-8509. atlonfor Elderly and Han­ 4/15. $25 reward. 646-7399. Sat. 12 noon to 4pm. to do plant cleanup work tasks. Must be at least 18 Street Manchester or by will not knowingly accept neighborhood with 3 bed­ tonbury. 633-8336. chlorine bleach has been 60 stained. No waxing any­ calling 647-3126. Deadline any adyertlsement which rooms, living room, din­ more. John Vertallle. Call dicapped. 647-7553. K-mart, 239 Spencer and to make light delever- years of age, possess a added. Put still good but 474 Main Street, 1st floor 3 Dinette table, 4 chairs; Remove mineral buildup for applications Is May 9. Is In violation of the law. ing room, eat-ln-kitchen, 99,900-lmmaculate colon­ no-longer needed furni­ Carpentry and remodel­ 646-5750. from your teokettle by Street. Manchester . les and pickup, with a valid Ct. drivers license room apartment. Heated, Merchandise wrought Iron base, dark ing services — Complete and have some expe­ The Town Is an equal large yard. Won't last. ial, extra Insulation, 3 ture and appliances back formica top $50 646-1820. Bobcat, Backhoe, loader pouring In half a cup of station wagon. Apply at no appliances, security. home repairs ond remo­ rental. Trucking, drain­ Paragon Tool Co. 121 rience In grounds mainte­ opportunity employer. $111,900 C e n tu ry 21 bedrooms, IVz baths, gar­ Info use by selling them white vinegar and one Easy Assembly Work! Government Homes from Jackston-Showcase. 646- $450 per month call 646- deling. Quality work. Ref­ age site work. Davis Con­ Lost oider black and Adams St, Manchester, nance work. $6.00 per age and fireplace. Strano with 0 low-cost Classified. 2426 weekdays 9-5. quart of top water. Heat to $714 per 100 guaranteed $1 (U repair). Also delin­ 1316. Real Estate, 647-7653 erences, licensed and In­ struction, 872-1400. white engllsh setter, fe­ payment. No sales. 647-9935. hour 30-37 hours per week, quent tax property. Call 643-2711. ANTIQUES/ nnTV/STEREO/ rolling boll and let stand June to August. Applica­ sured. Call 646-8165. ELECTRICAL male, vicinity of Hiiiiard Detalls~Send stomped en­ 1-805-687-6000 ext. GH-9965 5 Room Duplex Ranch - L l ^ COLLECTIBLES t l a APPLIANCES Custom Rototllllng. Have for one hour. Pour out St. Answers to Gvosy. velope: Elan 173, 3418 tion materials are ovalla- for Information. quiet neighborhood, yard, Robert E. Jarvis, solution, fill with water, ble at the personnel of­ MANCHESTER Dumas Electric — Having Troy Blit Rototlller. Will Reward. 649-3170. Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, Full Tlme/nlght shift, $475. Utilities not In­ Building-Remodeling travel. Gardens, lawns, boll' again and discard. fice, 41 Center Street, light production work WEST ICONDDMINIUMS cluded. Deposit and lease. Used Refrigerators, Electrical Problems? Add buildup to your Fla 33482. Now being built! Large Washers, Ranges — Specialist. Additions, gar­ Need a large or a small flower beds, large or Lost Hearing aid - vacln- Men and women full and 647-3126. The Town is an ayallable. Monday - Fri­ 6 References. Available ages, roofing, siding, kit­ budget by selling no- Ity North End. Call 649- equal opportunity room plus. Garrison co­ BY OWNER I FOR SALE clean, guaranteed, parts Repair? We Specialize In small. Call 643-1895 part time lobs $400-$1200 day or Sunday - Thursday 9 room (Colonial on acre May 15. 649-8236. Two Victorian chairs $150. chens, bathrooms, and lonoer used furniture and 9537. employer. shifts. $5 per hour to start. lonial on quiet Manches­ each, Mahagony game and service. Low prices. Residential Work. Joseph part time per month or plus. 2 car garage, 4 bed­ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 replacement windows- Home gardens rototllled. appliances with a low-cost Apply in person to Foto- Manchester-Spring Into ter St. Garage, 1 '/z baths, Manchester - 2 bedroom, Manchester 1 bedroom, table $150. 646-0599. Dumas. Fully Licensed. od In Classified. 643-2711. $2,000-6,000 per month. vinyl siding, first Ifoor rooms, 3'/i baths, formal 1'/2 baths, Air condition­ Main Street, 643-2171. /doors. 643-6712. Free Estimates. 646-5253. Reasonable rates 647-8987. Lost. Grey cat named Call 647-7547. Serylce stotlon mechanic mot Corp., 88 Prestige this quality constructed 4 dining room, living room, first floor, stove & refrig­ Grady, double paws. Lake Sandblaster wanted, no and attendants full and laundry, dishwasher, dis­ ing, wall to wall. All experience necessary, Park CIr., East Hartford. bedroom dutch, sunken aat-ln kitchen. First floor erator, no pets, lease 8 Antiques! Depression Street/Lydall Street area. part time. Apply In per­ 728-5534. EOE. family room, sleld stone posal, wall to wall carpet­ appliances. Minutes from pressed glass, press Panasonic Upright Va­ will train. Start Imme­ family room with fireplace security. $400 per month. cuum — With attach­ Reward. 649-8769. son, 252 Spencer St., fireplace, caldesac. Mar­ ing, double sink and van­ and deck. Rac Room with 84. 29 Thompson Road. 646-1379 backs, furniture. Art diately. Barry Blast Co. Manchester. ity. At $124,900, please call $64,900. Owner financing ments, bags & extra belt. 7 238 Hartford Rd. 646-2992. Receptlonlst/Sales. Are tin school $225,900.00. fleldstone fireplace, wet Deco, pictures, mirrors you a pleasant outgoing Yola 633-7332 or 633-3674. now. Mr Swain, Belflore bar and sliders to patio. available. Owner will pay frames, lamps, advertls months old. $50. Good Automtive Title Clerk- Manchester-First floor of condition. Call 646-3245 person who Is looking to Agency, 647-1413. $157,500. closing costs. Nocera & 2 family, 2 bedrooms, Ing, linen, collectibles RECREATIONAL (171 MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS EH Maintenance Person Career oppurtunity, loin Multi f amlly-Eastfleld CALL Co. 589-4511. after 5pm. ANNOUNCEMENTS needed for general clean­ Conns, fastest growing make some extra money $56,900- We haye lust appliances, washer/dryer 643-6526. im EQUIPMENT ODO 'I FOR SALE FOR SALE 0 FOR SALE and Northfleld St. Satur­ by working one day, two listed a starter home In South Windsor. 6 room 646-0580 hookups, $475 monthly OD ing, banquet set-up, small franchise. Entry leyel po­ day and Sunday, 10-5. L-shaped ranch In move- Jenn-AIre electric stove Emergency? In Manches­ repair work. Full time sition, for qggresslye per­ nights per week and Satur­ Coventry that Is only one plus utilities. 644-3854. Pools! Pools! Pools! AAA day? Flexible hours are block from the lake! If In condition with 3 bed­ and oven with accesso­ ter, dial 911 for fire, position, hourly rate, be­ son with working knowl­ HARTFORD ries. Block glass front pool distributor must dis­ police, medical help. the key to working In a you ore looking for c two rooms, V/7 baths. In Unfurnished 4 room nefits, vacation. Man­ edge of automatlye title North Field Green, 3 bed­ door,excellent working pose of entire stock of SWIMMING POOLS A chester Country Club. and contract work. Too triendly established busi­ bedroom home on a good ground pool, large deck, 2 apartment suitable for ANTIQUES new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. ness. It you like working sized lot (172 feet x 100 car garage. $131,900. Cen- room condo, excellent one or two persons, no condition. $300 or best MUST a E A R Call 646-0103 for pay for top person. Con­ tury 21 Jackston- condition. Many extras. WAREHOUSE otter. 647-7653, 646-3929. family sized swimming Harley Superglide - $4000. IMMEDIATELY! Voriout Bizes of appointment. tact Mr. Alex Calse be­ Warehouse person - Full with people this lob Is for feet) call today for a pets. $350 per month plus pools with huge sundeck, fictory recondi|tor>p(j rteiuie mo­ Employment 40 hours, forklift a plus. you! Call Debbie at 643- showing. At this price It Showcase. 646-1316. Call Dr.'s office 528-7093. utilities. First, last and 1974 MG Midget, $1500. del KAYAK POOLS-mtnufectur- tween 9am and 4pm. 228- f b i g e n i p fencing, filter, ladders Kitchen table with leaf Government Jobs. $16,040 9431, 647-9735, 423-8666. Apply Agwoy, 33 Addms 2171. will not last long! AllbrIo security required. Phone Open Tue$.-Sat and warranty for only eft wtrrintee. Inttollatlon and ft- St., Manchester. Realty, 649-0917 Lakevlew. Just for a start. Manchester. Condomi­ LAWN AND and 4 chairs, $150. Antique nanclng available Limited quanti­ & Education - $S9,230/yr. Now hiring. hi 872-9951. 771 $978. Installation optional Swiss Colony Gourmet Immaculate 3 room year convenience nium. 3 bedrooms Includ­ lO a m -S p m loveseat, camel back, ties - MAKE US AN OFFER! Call 1-805-687-6000 ext. ing 14 X 18 master with full ''I garden and extra, financing avail­ horse hair fabric. $400. R-9965 for current federal shop. Part time from 11 to Manchester 7 room cen­ round cottage. View and ■ able. Call Paul 01 721-1884. CALL TOLL FREE 2, Monday to Friday. ter hall colonial with 2 car RCW to Coventry Lake! bath. 14 X 18 living room, » a I HDMES Call 569-0814. 1-800-THE-POOL list. Secretary-Receptionist, pining room and family Top Soli — Clean, rich Manchester law firm Manchester Parkade. garage, spacious kitchen Only $41,900. " We Gua­ H3J ^ I fdh r en t 243 Farmington Ave., EXT. A168 Warehouse help, oerman- Apply In person. ' rantee Our Homes!" Looking room. Central air. 2'/2 stone-tree loam. Any P HELP WANTED Monday thru Friday, 9-5. with all appliances and Hartford ant full time position, breakfast bar, formal din­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto baths. Deck overlooking amount delivered, 872- BOATS/MARINE good benefits with some Legal and Word Process­ Part time serylce rep Real Estate, 646-2482. private wooded back­ Manchester - Spacious 4 1400. EQUIPMENT ENDROLLS over time. Call 528-9624. ing experience preferred. ing room. Front to back 24 for 525-6785 Part Time Inserters Inventory and order In feet, living room with yard. Pool and tennis bedroom Colonial, 2 full 27Vi wldlh-25« wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Mechanic Wanted - All Call 646-4545 facilities. $104,900 D.W. baths, convenient loca­ Reel Type Mower, self mol or chain stores. Must fireplace, built In book­ Bolton New Home. 50' 16 foot Mad River canoe, 13V4 wldth-2 lor 258 propelled. Hahn Eclipse, for Bob. benefits. M 8, M Service Dental Receptionist R/R, 2 full bath,fireplace, something? Fish Realty 643-1591. or tion. $800 per month. 646- 7 Q 1 FUELOIL/COAL/ Station, Route 6, Bolton. wanted-UnIque opportun­ Picture Framer full time be neat and organized shelves, adjoining den, QD paddles Included. Used MUST be picked up at the 19" roller bearings, flexible hours. Call Mr. reduced. Come see and 2 car garage, built by 871-1400. 7045 or 721-7546. ' y I FIREWOOD Manchester Herald Oil ice Poste-up artist, part time, 649-2871. ity for part time employ­ experienced or will train. tour times. Excellent con­ Briggs engine, cast Iron Green collect 516-435-0993. make an offer I Boyle Real Behrmann. Only 0 FURNITURE dition. $800. Please call beloro 11 A M ONLY frame. Very good condi-, 20 hours, Monday, Tues­ ment, Thursday morn­ Excellent working condi­ $129,900." We Guarantee right at Manchester- Holt of a new ings, this summer In a tions 649-6939 8, 647-8776 Estate Company 649-4800. INVESTMENT Firewood Seasoned, 4 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- tion. $125. 649-1724. day, Thursday afternoons Our Homes!" Blanchard duples IV2 baths, $650 a toot lengths $65 per cord.- 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor and Friday nights. News­ Manchester general dent­ evenings. E l PRDPERTY month, plus utilities, se­ Bunk bed & Pine Tressle ist's office. No experience Selling Your House? Free 8< Rossetto Real Estate, your Cut and split $100 per cord. Bob. paper experience helpful. market analysis by the 646-2482. curity. Jack J. Lappen Table. Call after 6pm 649-2524 or 872-4646. Diapers - $4.50 per pack­ 16 cubic foot Amana Please send work history Medical assistant Man­ necessary. Resume only. Painting - Experience Lease It! Or buy It! Ap­ Realty, 643-4263. 643-7982. age of 48. Overnight dls- freezer, white, upright, Dr. Bottaro, 162 Spencer help wanted. Call 646-4879. Lunch time help needed Real Team. Vivian or and salary reaulrements chester medical office. P T or FT, night hours also Tom Ferguson 646-2482. Highland Park Area. lO'/j fingertips proximately 4,000 sq. ft. In PETS AND Dosable diapers for babies like new $300.5 HP Mighty to: The Manchester He­ 9am to6 pm, Mondoy thru St., Manchester. room colonial on V/i excellent downtown loca­ m over 11 lbs. Call Joan, Mac Mulcher $250. An­ Friday. Assist physicians ayallable. Summer vaca­ ERA Blanchard 8, SUPPLIES rald, Box S C/O Manches­ tion no problem. Clean, Rosetto. acres of privacy. 3 firepla­ tion. Possible subdivi­ 649-6746, AAonday-Friday. tique Mahogany server. ter Herald. with patient care. Includ­ sion. Ample parking. 3:30-6:30pm. Call 649-9573 after 4. pleasant, good pay,benef­ ces, unique family room. 2 In the HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 3 free kittens to a good ing sigmoidoscopies and car garage. " We Guaran­ Ideal tor workshop, offi­ OD clerical work. Experience File clerk tor busy office, its. Dari Queen, 242 Broad home. Call 646-3914. St., Manchester. Manchester. Center en­ tee Our Homes!" Blan­ Classifieds! ces, storage, stores, etc- required. Send resume Coventry - Driver for flexible hours. Available trance Garrison Colonial. chard 8i Rossetto Real ...Call tor 'more details. C/O Manchester Herald Manchester Herald NOTICE OF PRIMARY OF REPUBLICAN PARTY Immediately, references. Full time permanent de- 7 rooms, 3 large bed­ Estate, 646-2482. Jackson & Jackson Real Furnisher Reflnisher Box Y, Route. Good pay, short Reply C/O Manchester Experiertcad Individuat for Full Time Part time driver wanted liyery and Installation of rooms, eat In kitchen, Estate. 647-8400 or 646- Electrician E-2 To Edward J. Tomkiel, the Town Clerk of Manchester: for Vernon area. Short hours. Call 647-9946. Herald Box Z. 8646. full time position In large vo­ Medical Secretary malor appliances. Willing formal dining room, fire­ Bolton-Spqrkllng beauty! C A L L lume furniture store. Qood LIQUOR PERMIT hours, good pay. Call place, llvingroom, iVz Field Stone fireplace In Rockvem Electic Inc. Experienced in transcrip­ Notice Is hereby given that a P rim a ry of the Republican Partv will be held on M ov 20,1986 Full time clerical position Help wanted carpenters, to train. This Is a excellent pay and benefits. Apply in NOTICE OF APPLICATION tor election of a slate of delegotes to the Convention specified below. Julie 871-2988 between 6- opportunity for someone baths, W/W carpeting, llvingroom ESK, beauti­ person to Mr. William Singer. tion and other medical of­ This is to give notice that I, ayallable In our billing roofers, sand blasters, T O D A Y BUSINESS Notice Is also hereby given that the following ore the party-endorsed candidates on the slate 8om. who Is mechanically In­ drapes throughout, 1 car ful master bedroom suite, Puritan Furniture. 61 New 875-5905 fice duties. Call: F R E D J. B O N E Y of 27 L O R ­ of the Republican party tor election os delegates, together with the street addresses of sold department. Excellent be­ painters and laborers. Ex­ PRDPERTY RAINE DRIVE, TOLLAND clined and Is self moti­ detached garage, large 2 full baths, on lovely Britain Ave.. Elmwood. .. candidates, who will appear on the ballot label as the slate entitled, party-endorsed slate:. Nurses Aides - Certified. Mature waitress wanted nefits. Apply In person, L perienced only, the Mok M / F Industrial 647-7329 hove tiled on application pla­ Wednesday thru Friday vated, 40 hours plus. Call lot. Bowers area. 646-1099. acre. Barbara Blossberg 643-^711 commercial, resi­ carded APRIL 24, 1986 with $6 an hour. Good benefits, 8, M Ambulance, 275 New Co. 643-2659. 233-5764. Century 21, The New office building 80% NAME ADDRESS CONVENTION SLATE 11:30 to 2:30. Inquire Hilda at 643-2171. $124,900. dential, able to fhe Department of Liquor Leslie H. Belcher 347 Spring St. State P a rtv- EOE. 647-1624. State Road, Manchester, Real Estate Co. 233-2641. occupied. Unit sizes avail­ Control o PACKAGE LI­ within or Call 649-3700. work with minimum Patricia A. Cottle 17 Grandview St. Endorsed CT. Human needs program able ore 700 square feet., MANCHESTER INVITATION TO BID Q U O R for the sole of alco­ William J. Diana 29 Constonce Dr. ” Production worker for Vies Pizza Manchester Rockledge 8 1050 square feet., or com­ supervision, all In­ The Manchester Public holic liquor on the premises Vivian F. Ferguson 78 Forest St. assistant, Manchester Looking for something 1220 MAIN StREET, COV­ light manfocturlng, some Clerical position ayalla­ special? Why not run a room front to back split binations of 1400 square COUNTRY CLUB surance coverage, Schools solicits bids for ART Thomas H. Ferguson 92 Hackmatack St. ” Counter attendant. Days Area Conference of level, living room fea­ S U P P L IE S for the 1986-1987 E N T R Y . The business will be Barbara A. Kino 571 Center St. lifting required, flexible ble. Full time reception­ "Wanted to Buy" ad in feet and 1750 square feet.. $10,000 life, vaca­ owned bv CHARLES B. BOS- 8> nights no experience ist, good typing a must. fChurches. Coordinate tures cathedral celling, hcLP WANTED HELP WANTED school year. Seoled bids will Louis C. Kocsis. Jr. 76 East Eldridge St. hours. Call 649-3900. food distribution pro­ Classified. The cost Is CD A good value at $85 per Diah Paraon / KHchan tions, paid holidays be received until MAY 6. SIDY and FRED J. BONEY Donold K. Kuehl 74 Mountain Rd. ” necessay. Apply at Sub­ Will Include training tor floor to celling fireplace, square foot purchase or of 811 H O P R IV E R ROAD, gram, Includes direct sm all... the response big. Prap - Part time nights & uniform s, steady 1986,2:00 P .M ., of which time Jonathan L. Mercler 63 Jensen St. Bartender nights & wee­ way 288 Center St., Insurance technician. Call large family room with $14 per square foot lease. they will be oubliclv opened. BOLTON. 27 LORRAINE David G. Mohr 434 Soring St. client services and volun­ 643-2711. place to work with DRtVE. TOLLAND and will kends. Apply In person Manchester. Pam 633-0241. fireplace, 4 bedrooms, (Landlord will pay over­ and weekends, will excellent working The right Is reserved to re­ Horry W. ReInhorn 200 Spring St. teer support. Residence In ject any and oil bids. Speclfi- be conducted by FRED J. Marv B. Sears 2 Carter St. West ” only, Lafayette Escad- porch off master bed­ head 81 maintenance). train. Call Elile, 646- conditions and co­ B O N E Y os permittee. RN/LPN full time charge Manchester area, sallary room, 3 full baths, 2 car ebtions and bid forms mov be Elsie L. Swensson 560 Porter St. rille, 300 Wes* Middle range 8-$10,000. Resumeto OW Fish Realty. 643-1591. 0103 Mon., 'Wed. and workers. secured at the Business Of­ Fred J. Bonev Marlon P. Taggart 119 W oodland St. nurse position ayallable garage, nice view. Applicant Tpke, Manchester. MACC, Box 773, Manches­ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED FrI., 10am-2pm. fice, 45 Norfh School Street. Marv E. Wlllhide 57 Jean Rd. on3-ll shift. Parttimeand BUSINESS $162,900 call owner agent Manchester, Connecticut. April 24. 1986 Carl A. Zinsser 176 Ralph Rd. ter, Ct. 06040, by May 5th. 091-04 Receiving and warehouse Seeking Energetic, Inde­ per diem RN/LPN posi­ ou DPPDRTUNITIES 646-5847. IN BOLTON AREA 084-04 pendent worker for one- EOE. Notice Is also hereby given that the tollowlng slate at enrolled members o( the RePobl'M" position, lending to man­ tions available on 7-3/3- HELP WANTED Party has tiled oetltlons In conformity with Sec. 9-407 ol the General Statutes, ascondldrtM agement responsibility. person office. Duties In­ 11/11-7 shifts. Excellent Lifcl 8L for election as delegates, who will aoboear on the ballot label as the slate entitled, Diana slate clude billing, scheduling pay rate and benefits. Per Manchester. Great star­ 2 Growing company with with the following names: profit sharing, best suited and dispatching. Some diem rate also ayallable. FISH MARKET ter home. 4 bedroom, Cldw Mill Rd. computer experience Contact Mrs. Gibbs, colonial. Dining room, Broakflild 8L Bolton NAME A D D R ES S CONVENTION SLATE to ambitious Individual. Southington William J. Diana 649-4563 helpful. Hours 8am-5pm, RN,DNS M e a d o w s family room, enclosed T r i!iver "WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER" 29 Constance Dr. State Diana Dental Hvgenlst expe­ E. MIddli Tpki. Thomas H. Ferguson 92 Hockmatack St. Monday thru trIday. Call Manor, 647-9191. Baty Shogplng Plaza porch. 1'/2 baths, garage. FuM time position for truck Edward J. Wilson 164 Peorl St. 569-0501 tor Interview. rienced. Tuesday 8, 'Wed­ Newer roof and bath. Lots LInliy 8L driver for furniture store. Nell A. Lawrence 149 Delmont St. nesday. Coll between Redacad far qaiek tala Teacher/Assistant direc­ of charm for little money. Cirptirttr Rd. Mine.-Bolton Qood pey.ertd benefits. Apply Gloria D. DelloFero 60 Oak St. tor, to supervise and 9om-12. 633-3509. Owner financing. D.W. Fish Realty 643-1591 In person to Mr. William Sin­ CONTEST Mary E. Warrington 27 Woodland St. T o Every 5th, 10th Elizabeth SadloskI 48 Hollister St. structure programs for a Gross aagrax.: $250,000 or 871-1400. Bluirldga Dr. ger. Puritan Furniture. 61 Housekeepers full/parf Mother's Helper - Prefer­ David Dampler. Jr. 106 Kent Dr. time. Housekeepers daycare center. East Nat aggros.: $100,000 Bitti Dr. Manchostor New Britain Ave.. Elmwood. 15th and 20th Caller... Potrick W. Boatman 49 Hills St. 6 Advertising Sales - Expe­ Hartford 569-7475. ably an adult. Part time. NOGERA 0 GO. RROKERS Manchester. Dormered Donald K. Kuehl 74 Mountain Rd. needed for the Qualify Inn Flexible schedule. Call who speaks with our classified ad Conference Center. Flexi­ rienced space representl- 5SMS11 Cape with fleldstone fa­ Call Now Richard Schwolskv 53 Carman Rd. 633-4794. cade. 3 bedrooms, fire- department between 8:30 a.m. H. John Malone 84 Prospect St. ble hours ond Incentlye tlves needed for Monches- 176 Ralph Rd. t e r area. Great placed living room, 1Vi and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Carl A. Zinsser pay. Please fill out appli­ Auto DIsmantler. Appli­ MANCHESTER HERALD FULL-TIME Friday, we'll give away a free clas­ and Wlnl David Hugh Blackwell Ill Baldwin Rd. cation at front desk. 51 opportunity. Call 721-9278, baths, dining room, 1 car Jerry G. Brown 47 North Elm St. ask for Ron. Persons to do laundry full cants must be 18 or oyer garage. $101,500. Call and CREDIT CLERK sified word ad for a maximum of Elsie L. Swensson 560 Porter St. Hartford Tpke. and haye their own tools, Call NOW 647-9946 Vernon.EOE/AA time poultry farm. Medi­ take a look at this one tor busy Installment Loan alx consecutive days. First National Bank - Ct Is cal and retirement plan. and some auto expe­ INSTRUCTIDN owner home before It's Dept, (contact Mr. Corri- Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 24th day of April, 1986. bringing its personalized rience. 47 hours weekly. sold. D.W. Fish Realty vaau or Mrs. Williams at C a ll 633-4681 LeR oy tha Savings Bank of Man- Marv E. Wlllhide, banking service to East Saucier. $5.00 per hour. Company 643-1591 or 871-1400. NON‘COMMe/^CIAL ADVERTISERS ONLY. Republican Registrar of Voters paid health Insurance. Dog Training - Obedience chealer-649-9696.______Hartford. Positions are classes starting May 1st. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED available for full and part Call 649-3391. at the East Hartford Manchester. Lovely 7 The foregoing Is a copy of the notice which I received from Mary E. Wlllhide, Registrar of Cooks - short order, pizza room Cape. 3 bedrooms, IN MANCHESTER AREA Voters of the Republican Party, In accordance with Sec. 9-435 of the Generol Statutes. As pro­ & grinder. Apply In person time tellers, teller mon- ClerIcal-Full-TIme posi­ YWCA. Call Central vided in said notice, a Primary of the Republican Party for election of delegates to the Con­ ager and customer ser­ Playground Leader. The Conn. Dog Training. 721- formal dining room, se­ vention specified above, w ill be held on M ay 20.1986; the hours of voting at said P rim a ry will La Stroda West, 471 Hart­ tions available In pleasant Manchester Recreation parate den, good sized C m tirS L 487-553 odd only Every 150th, 200th In order to qualify, simply call and ford Rd. Manchester, vice reps. Experienced office enviornment. 1386. be from 12 Noon to 8 PM and the location of the polls will be as follows: preferred but will train. Deportment Is seeking ap­ kitchen, 2 full baths, fire­ WMrt MMdla Tpki. 4 2 0 4 M MANCHESTER speak with one of our classified Health Irisurance/benef- plicants for the position of place, enclosed breeze­ M irb liS L III and 300th Caller... representatives to learn if you VOTING DISTRICT LOCATION OF POLLING PLACE Wanted equipment opera­ For further Information 1 Robertson School, 65 North School St. its program available, playground leader. The way, over sized garage. M cCi Im S t COUNTRY CLUB tor with paying knowl­ please contact John Pa­ free parking. Experience Real Estate all will receive a granej prize of a gift are a LUCKY WINNER. 2 Bowers School, 141 Princeton St. trick at 727-0700 for an playground program beg­ Only $112,000. U 8. R Stoek P liN 3 Buckley School. 250 Vernon St. edge. Class II License using adding mochine. ins on June 23 and ends on III Bookkeeper / Recaps. certificate at one of the foliowing required. Benefits. Call appointment. EOE. Realty 643-2692. Hilliard 8L 4 Martin School. 140 Dartmouth Rd. Typing skills helpful. $4.25 Aug. 8. A general knowl­ 357-5DI llonlsL • Part time as- restaurants of our choice: 5 Senior CItzens' Center, 549 Middle Tpke., East 742-6190 or 423-2093 be­ - $5.00 an hour, depending edge of games, sports and Cambrldgt St. 14-100 6 Nathan Hale School, 160 Spruce St. tween 7:30am and 6:00pm. on experience. Apply In HDMES Oxford 81 slstant to handle AP 7 Waddell School, 163 Broad St. crafts Is helpful. Hlgh- Great Location! Unique 7 III 643-2711 Verplonck School, 126 0lcott St. and dally reconcilia* • PIANO'S • WONGS 8 oerson-Prague Shoe Co., school graduates and col­ FDR SALE room contemporory situ­ Engtrton 8L 9 Keenev School, 179 Keeney St. 200 Pitkin St., East 1-55 lions, applicants • THE ADAMS MILL lege students welcome. ated on over 1 acre of C tntir 8t Z27-Z83 odd 10 Monchester High School. 134 Middle Tpke. East Hartford. Applications are ovalla- beautifully manicured Lydill 8t. should possess good • VITO'S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN ONLY IN THE 11 Mahoney Recredtion Center, 110 Cedar St. K-Mart help wanted. ble at the personnel of­ How Do You spell tax grounds. Popular Wyned- 1-47 figure aptitude, typing 12 Howell Cheney Regional Technical School, 791 Middle Tpke. West Markers, shipping and Walfress-Walter Lun­ relief? R-E-A-L E-S-T-A- Waodbridgi 8L 203470 Help Needed for Automo­ receiving employees, full fice, Town Holl, 41 Center Ing HIM Road. 3 bed­ and computer experi­ Doted at Manchester. Connecticut this 24th day of April, 1986. cheon part-time. Tuesday Street Manchester or by T-E . 5 Modern units In a rooms, 2.5 baths, fully Pirfcir 81 390-540 tive bosic service repair time and pari time posi­ thru Friday. Hourly wage business zone. Main ence a pfus. Call Ellis, for tire sole L.O.F. and tions available. Apply In calling 647-3126. Deadline appllanced kitchen, many 646-0103 Mon., Wad. Edward J. Tomkiel, plus gratuities, additional for appllcaflons Is May 16. Street near hospital. fine features. Offered of Town Clerk exhaust work. Coll K- person Monday - Friday. banquet hours available. Many possibilities! and FrI.. 10am-2pm. Town of Monchester $3.98-$4.43 per hour. The $198,900. Jackson 8> Jack- Manrbrstpr Hpralb 090-04 mart Auto Service 643- 10am to 4pm. Manchester Apply Manchester Coun­ Town Is an equal oppor­ $275,000. Blanchard 8, Ros­ son Real Estate 647-8400 or 6510 for appointment. K-Mart, 239 Spencer St. try Club, 646-0103. E.O.E. setto 646-2482. EOE. EOE. tunity employer. 646-8646. M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 26. 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

Automotive I CARS I CARS MISCELLANEOUS TAG SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE TAG SALES TAG SALES TAO SALES I CARS > 1975 vega station wagon, Tag Sale-Saturdav April Tag Sale - lawn chairs, Toyota Corona, gold, Newly built heavy duty fair running condition, neecb engine work, best 26,9am to 2pm, 36 Nve St., Miscellaneous Items, 31 misc. Saturday April 26 FOR SALE glider swing, four seoter. needs minor work. $500 offer. Call 646-0030 before Manchester, Ct. No early Williams Road. Bolton, 9-4. 31 Coleman Rd. S400 Call 649-8314. firm . 649-2113. ^ m . a r riv a ls . C a n ce lle d If Saturday 8, Sunday 10-3. Manchester. No early birds please. rain. Church rummoge/tag 1984 Conquest - "Pocket sale. Saturday April 26, Tag Sale - 65 D urkin St., R o cke t' 2.6 lite r turbo 5 65 Plymouth Satellite, 440 9-3. Community Baptist TAO SALES Estate tag sole. Saturday rain or shine. Soturdav, speed, loaded with power I four speed $2200.63 Chevy and Sunday A pril 26th & Church, 585 East Center 9am-5pm. Clothing, In­ options. A/C AM /FM ste­ 82 Dotson 310 GX-5 speed, Impolp convertible $1800. 27th, 10am to 5:30pm. No Street, Manchester. fants through adults, fur­ reo cassette. Balance of sunroof, excellent condi­ 81 Kawasaki GTV 1100 Tag Sale Saturday April Saturday, April 26, from early arrivals. Mlscelleo- niture, washer, dryer, transferrable warran­ tion, AM/FM stereo $1700. negotiable. C all 742- 26, 9am-5pm. 222 West 9am to 4pm at 7 Notch nous household funlsh- odds 81 ends. tees. (Rust Proof drive cassette, must be seen 9996 742-8374______Road. Ext. Bolton. Multi Ings. Furniture, stove, Street (Rte 85) Bolton. train etc.) Excellent tour­ Rain Date May 3rd. asking $4,000. Call 566-7926 family. Items Include new lamps, end tables, TV, South Windsor. Great var­ ing coup. Excellent condi­ Monday thru Friday be­ H onda c iv ic 1978.4-speed, bathroom sink, panelllna, kitchen utensils, books, iety of Items, A p ril 26th tion $8500 or best otter. tween 8:30am and4:30pm. front wheel drive, 1200cc furniture, typewriter, pictures. 187 H ollister St. from 9-4, 140 Diane Drive. 646-6754. engine, tires good, body children's clothing, excel­ (runs oft of M ain St) (Off Kelly Rd). 1980 Ford Fairmont, 2 very good, needs some lent condition and much Manchester, In. back Barglns Galore - Setting door, 4 speed, 4 cylinder. engine w ork. 78,000 m iles. miscellaneous. yard. up your first apartment? Moving. Saturday April New clutch, brakes, struts $650. 74^7463 otter 6pm. Five family sole Includes Moving-furniture, house­ 26, 9am-5pm. 133 Westerly and exhaust. Good run­ Tag Sale/Auction - Satur­ Tag Sale 9-3 April 26. 58 washing machine, wheat hold, and baby goods. Terrace, East Hartford. ning condition, excellent day, April 26, 9:30am, sofa, beds, lamps, silver­ Saturday 9-3, 41 LInmore Furniture, glassware, m ileage. $1850. C all 228- MISCELLANEOUS open bidding starts am. North Elm Street, 1982 Saab - 900APC turbo, I 10 Manchester. ware, etc. Also strollers, Dr. washer 8, dryer, and to 3414. AUTOMOTIVE First Congregational baby carriers, other In­ many Items to list. black, 3 door, garaged, Church, 837 Main Street, fant necessaries, plus toys pampered and polished East Hartford. Auction Hundreds of yords of new and kids' clothes. 10-speed Tag Sale-Refrigerator, Tag Sale 54 Walker St. weekly. Evenings 423- Chevy. 350,.4 bolt engine Includes m any new Items, calico and solids tor aullt- bikes. Women's clothes In gas stove, washing ma­ Saturday April 26 and 2072. will sell all or parts. Moke shrubs, fabrics, crafts, Ing, spring sewing, etc. small sizes. Saturday 9 to chine, furniture, cloths, Sunday April 27, 9 to 4, otter. After 6pm. 646-1348. gift certificates, baked Saturday, A o rll 26th, 9am. 4; Sunday, 9 to 1. Rain or toys and many mlscellea- many baby Items, toys 1975 Pontiac Astra, many 68 Pontiac Firebird, 350 goods, plants and child­ 296 Hackmatack St. Man­ shine. 109-111 Ridge St., 1 nous. 45 Pioneer Circle. and household Items. new parts, good body, automatic, new exhaust, Cargo van driver, protec­ ren's corner. chester. Rain date May block up hill from (Off Wodell Rd.) Sotur- Rain date May 3 and 4. needs engine. Best offer. $800 or best offer. Call tor van radio. Call otter 3rd. M'-Donold's. dov 9-4 and Sunday 10-3. Call after 5pm. 649-1194. 646-5610. 6pm 643-7982 3 Family Tag Sale. 174 Summit Street. Saturday Aorll 26. 10om-4pm, rain TOWN OF COVCNTHV dote Sunday April 27th. INVITATION TO *10 FUNCHA88 OF O N t. (1), IttR O N I TON DUM F TNUCK Tog and rummage Sale. 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She's been doing guest is Panayiotou and his father is a Greek Cypriot; Ridgeley's father dancer-rnmed-dancing-teacher. appearances on TV shows, such is Egyptian) who met as schoolmates at 12 in the Herfortshire feeling “fine — almost 23 Light Touches: Winthrop Pence’s fitsiflufifloi completely recovered” and is Her parents separated when she as “He’s the Mayor,” “The town of Bushey. “Free Zone” and the Jumble. was 3, and her mother moved Red Foxx Show,” “Love Boat” In those days, Michael was significantly pudgier and wore currently finishing up a two-month concert tour to prove her and her older twin brothers and “T.J. Hooker.” But, glasses, Ridgeley was (and, by all accounts, still is) something of 24 On the House: Custom touches help back to England. From the age according to an associate, she's a troublemaker. But they had two things in common. They both it. (The stage set, though, features more ramps than stairs, a Manchester woman get around. of 8, she wanted to become an thinking more along the lines of like Elton John’s music and they both wanted to make some of Piano's Welcomes You to Sunday Brunch actress, something her father, to a music career at the moment. their own: Michael had wanted to become a pop star since the age to make sure that she doesn't in whom she was not close, “She Just sang on a George of 7. any way put any strain on her 27 On the Road: First aid for a broken served every Sunday II a.m. • 3 p .m . actively discouraged. Clinton album and she loved They formed a band and at 16, left school to pursue the music leg, which was severely injured fan belt. in a September 1984 car -Poultry----- it,” says the aide. full time in a group called The Executives. That band didn't last 28 Seafood Crepo Entrees Chicken Chablis When she was IS, though, long, and by 1982 they were a duo signed to a small label called accident but has healed.) S h * d and Togp«t SonaiaM S teal of Chiciwn Sadlad wadi After the tour ends on April o g Parenting: Are parents reading too «id Gsbmca Saifaed W4d Rica Topped wah a she moved with her mother and Inner\ ision Records. With 20 pounds of their advance money, In s fhdi Sauca UuUiraom ChiMa Sauce 29, she should have a new much about child theory ? -----Steaks and Roasts----- by-then stepfather to Australia they Unight studio time and with a few musician friends and a Chtekert Divan Cicpcs Chicken Shoncakc a ^ began to appear in plays at album out; she was working on F M Wdh s Ach Bhnd ef Quehsn. G u b Steak Tender Chunk* of WhM Maa ChlAan drum machine, recorded a demo of a song they’d written called 12 04 N V Cut Sttfotn Swak a id Fr«jh Vefciablca a VdouN Sauce the Festival of IVrth. At 17, she Q. Could you please tell me “Wham Rap (Enjoy What You Do).” it prior to leaving on tour. And 29 The Curious Shopper: So-called Brotlad aa Vow Lika k Served ewer a Freshly Baked B m eue* returned to England, worked as what Kurt Russell is doing now, By the summer, the clubs were playing it, conservative radio following that, she has plans to Crepe and Asparagus English Sliced Sirloin Steak Chicken Champagne radiation testers are not reliable Cordon Bleu M w f id Top Strtoet Slowhr Roaaaad S iM t or OUcHn arnh Reacha and Gsipi a model and studied at the if he’s married and rf he has stations were banning it, and Wham! was on its way. The single shoot a TV movie, tentatively n w artdi Han. SaMS Om m . dtan Slicad Thwfc and jmev. on Toati C U ad a Champaptt and Stwidv for microwaves. waft SurgundMd Muiihioijni Sauce Bristol Old Vic, from which she any children. 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vacuuming seed hulls, cleaning cages and banding six-day-old chicks. You want a vacation? You’d W 'V- % “ r/iA / better arrange for reciprocal, % bird sitting with some other bird person. If the little guy should get sick, you’ll pay more than his original price to have a vet see him. The breeding started as a curiosity, but I discovered that they’d only breed if several pairs were put up. each in its own cage with a nest box. Misery loves company, I guess. . It’s against all the rules, but the first season I let the virgin birds pick their own mates, just Feeding time at the to get things started. My spoiled zoo! M. Renee Taylor, pets resented the confinement in I i ! a small cage with no toys and the Manchester He­ only one bird with which to chat. rald’s arts critic, □ □ □ prepares to feed her It was a battle of wills. What birds. A few “devils” would break first — their are already out for an stubborness or my soft heart? U-l They were all old enough and in early-morning fly. perfect condition to breed. So. after a month and a half of suspense, and my encourage­ ment ("A tta boy, Cochise” ), one hen after another started laying her eggs. Sweetheart, my yellow pied Her apartment is for the birds hen, only settled down to i \ \ \ \ 1 married life after a solid month of henpecking. Poor Robin Hood, her patient cock. I must Manchester Herald’s arts critic likes ruffled feathers admit to some psychological warfare there. I placed her cage Arts critic by night and bird Classified as melopsittacus close to Saltine’s. Saltine was breeder by day — that’s me! my green hen who was already undulatus, they’re called \ \ How did I get involved in the Budgerigars (bud-ger-e-gars) \ hatching peeping babies. bird fancy? Believe me, it's by the Aborigines. It means \ Worked like a charm. remarkably easy. "pretty good eating.” There’s Romea, my blue hen, first laid .V her two eggs outside the box on Family and friends think it's not much meat on budgies, an insane hobby which has though. They are 6 inches and 2 the cage floor. When I placed gotten out of hand. For me, ounces of frisky sociability. them inside the box, as if to spite though, nothing beats the pride Centuries of selective breeding me, she smashed them. Always and joy of holding the season's have produced a wide variety of was a rotten bird. She finally first live chick. colors and wing markings. settled down and laid six eggs. There are 40 million of us bird A back yard feeder was my She laid them in the corner owners in the United States. undoing. Before I got that and a instead of the middle of the box, Once we get one color or ty pe of field guide to identify the 40-odd but the six chicks are gorgeous. bird, we think we need another. species that came to the feeder, □ □ □ I sometimes think that every I hadn't taken more than bird sold should carry a ordinary notice of birds. Several Just when I was getting smug. warning: this bird may be well-hidden pairs were nesting hazardous to your wallet and in pine trees by my house and I Continued sanity. Still. for all the hard grew curious about how they work and patience birds require, lived and raised their young. there isn't a bird owner alive who isn’t bubbling over with □ □ □ happiness at some cute thing Two Christmases ago. I The teenagers' flight their "P o lly " did. received a pair of parakeets. cage is a busy place. □ □ □ They were as afraid of me as I On a cloudy day, birds was of them the first few days. My passion is parakeets, both Soon they had the run of the are usually subdued the Americans and their larger house and were joined by others but they brighten for English cousins. They all derive as I collected different colors, from the same grasslands and more cages from tag sales. the Weekend Plus seedeater that was first Birds do tend to take over your photographer. exported from Australia in the life. I don't know what you’re 1840s. Flocks of yellow-faced doing at 7 a.m. but I ’m usually greens still roam the interior A clip-on weekend feeder prevents wasted seed and from open waterhole to another. Continued _ saves room in the cage for the birds. WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 26. I9im WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 26, 1986 8 Cover Story Wl^gooutrf great hos^tal

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This is Romea's second clutch of eggs. They started great hosptal These are two of Saltine's offspring. The top is a hatching several days later. The eggs are white and barhead, about 3V2 weeks old. The about the size of a fingernail. 2V2-week-old fledgling near it still has down and pin feathers, making the bird look a bit like a porcupine. right here w ill go ConUnuad many houseplants they’ve tragedy struck. One of Romea’s cheerfully shredded. So you six babies developed a feather Others are hooked, too can’t keepdiffenbachia or problem on the back of its head. pointsettia around. One day I came home to find There are otherbird people Voronovicth has increased parrots she hand trains and □ □ O four of Romea's babies around you. her flock to several species of fees, prematurely out of the box. It The proven expertise of a African finches. “I go to pet "My Cockatoo "Chief ” is out of its wa^ Chris Voronovitch is the takes five weeks to go from a stores like some people go to fellow breeder is invaluable. fledgling, naked and helpless, to secretary of the Connecticut like a 2*/i-year-old child, ’ ’ When Romea killed her Association for Aviculture. zoos,” she said. Atwood said. "He demands downy fluff and feathers. Suzanne Atwod is also from chicks, I worried and asked Romea poked her bloody head She lives in Manchester. all of my attention. He gets advice of another breeder in the “I’ve learned so much since Manchester. She’s turned an the full run of my townhouse. out of the nestbox and joined her interest in birds into a career. Connecticut Association for family, calm as you please. The joining CAFA three years He goes down two flights of Aviculture. ago," she said in a recent She manages a local pet shop. stairs to his cage and turns on birds seemed oblivious to the Atwood has had several small A couple of weeks ago, I fell in fact that she had just killed the telephone interview. the lights and television birds before, but now himself. He’s insanely love with and brought home an sick chick and another one that Ever since she rescued one contents herself with a orange winged amazon parrot. had the bad luck to be trapped jealous. When I go down to finch from a woman who gave peach-colored Moluccan Florida to hand pick the It really wasn’t all that sudden. inside at the time. it up because it wasn’t the cockatoo, a few canaries that A few months before I’d gone I tried to convince myself that birds, he rejects me for a canary she thought it was. she breeds and some amazon week after I return. ’ ’ from skepticism to intense Ihere’s a lot going on behind that What is surprising is that not it was merely instinctive interest in parrots when a DA FA mansion in Rockville. And it’s all everyone knows it—except, of course, behavior and one of the hazards member let me shoulder his of livestock management, but originally Salty, Romea was bothered with that yet. Mostly. I initial fly around that makes the parrot for a couple of hours of good news for you. the people we’ve treated. for weeks I kept thinking of Romeo, and so on. Most serious try to finger tame the barheads, fun. Romea as a murderer. Now Indy 500 look like a cake walk, Fact is, there’s a superb and So consider the diversity of care breeders would consider this which are young chicks under they frolic in a tiny playscape Mine is named Ziggy for his she’s raising a second clutch of sentimental rubbish. To them, three months with bars across perchtop sidestep and sway progressive hospital there. With specialties available at Rockville babies with no problem. and swing and ladder set I made the birds are a means to an end, their foreheads. Too soon, for them. Then they settle down routine. From the beginning my outstanding doctors and nurses, a General. The kinds you □ □ □ an investment or a chance for a though, they forget how many a bit for a social hour, gabbing adaptable budgies didn’t take ribbon. fixes I've rescued them from. across the curtain tops. That's much notice of him even when wealth of state-of-the-art equipment, expect—obstetrics, pediatrics and I’m on a roll, and think I’m an Take Dulcey, for example. he let loose with a couple of old pro after one season. The I am trying to follow one on sunny days. On rainy days a wide variety of diagnostic and orthopedics. And some you The very first day she got to fly they take a lot of naps with their dozen squawks. first group has finished their two policy of the experts. “Save the with the rest of the flock, she Besides the usual “pretty treatment specialties, and a level of don’t—neurosurgery, cardiac clutches for the year and will best and cull the rest" refers to bills buried over their shoulders was as clutsy as any young bird. into their wings. boy” and "Polly want a personal attention not always found rehabilitation and plastic surgery. soon go to the large flight cages keeping only the best-looking She headed straight for a pot of cracker,” I’m trying to get him \ to shape up for six months. b ir^ for next year’s breeding I put out shallow dishes of cold soup. I was bathing her and water with chicory and they to say a few more exotic at other hospitals. For exceptional care from some Feeding demanding chicks and selling the rest. Sometimes warming her up for days. She phrases. Can you picture this big every IS minutes wears the the nicest-looking birds have the come to take their bath. They Not surprisingly, Rockville of Connecticut’s exceptional doctors, hated my first-aid but it saved look like they are wounded green bird calmly sitting there parents down. worst personalities. One little her life. Now I can't get her to with his head cocked sideways General Hospital—and our you really don’t have to go out of That’s Verdi and Grieg on the guy I liked wasn't cute enough to fluttering around in the water. perch on my finger. It's just as Often on the way over, they dive while his silly mistress makes a Weekend Plus Magazine cover. I keep. I've felt guilty for selling well, perhaps, because hens get fool of herself repeating over doctors in particular—enjoy an your way. Just call MED-line, our love all my birds and have a him ever since. bomb through my hair. It's a to be terrific biters when they're friendly dare they never seem to and over, "No way, Jose,” and exceptional reputation in the ROCKVILLE Physician Appointment Service, name for each hen, cock and teenagers. "uptight dude”? chick. It's hard to get the sexes □ □ □ outgrow. medical community. GENERAL HOSPITAL at 871-7705. I let my little devils out to fly, You'll becomes jack of all straight on some colors when Budgies can be taught to talk if they're not set up to breed, they are babies. Saltine was just like parrots but I haven't trades with birds. Budgies are every couple of days. After an destructive. Lord knows how WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 26, iSRii WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 26. 19«6 10 Sexuality 11 Sexuality Menstruation facts need clarification Give your home a sensuous makeover

By Dr. Judith Kuriansky Hemorrhage isn’t the right term to describe this process redecorated a comer of their Like the couple with the living room and called it the Ixtapa comer, redesign your By Or. June Relnisch uterus to receive an embryo if unless breast movement is few weeks ago I Ixtapa comer and spent nights of space to remind you of good that egg is fertilized. As soon as minimized by a bra and-or an suggested a spring renewed romance there. times and places. When funds If you live in a building, as I do, where DEARDRREINISCH: Why one menstrual period is over, elastic binding. The larger the sensuous makeover to Men dream of the bachelor are limited, just rearrange the other people’s windows look into yours and do women have menstruation? the walls of the uterus again mass of the breast.the greater Also, one of my friends told me that she spice up your sex life, pad, the ultimate den of furniture. Why does the body have to begin to thicken and the the likelihood of discomfort if had sex while she was flowing and nothing and the first step was to seduction. Stop your husband Being relaxed is a key to you’d rather not be the neighbor’s hemorrhage? Is it excess blood endometrium becomes more support is not used. A redo your wardrobe. from such yearning by asking seduction, so make this room that we must get rid of? filled with tiny blood vessels. Until further research is done, happened.Is that true? 99 Next step: Put new spring in him how your home can comfortable. Is there something movie-of-the-week, make sure you Also, one of my friends told When the mature egg is released it’s probably a good idea to wear your bed by making over your approximate that fantasy. soft and cozy to sit or lie on? me that she had sex while she from an ovary (about halfway a bra if you experience any house. And women, whether single Cold bare floors and stiff routinely lower the blinds or pull the was flowing and nothing between periods), the levels of discomfort. Among bra-design When it comes to sensuality, or married, should think of what couches don’t lead to sinking curtains. He may refrain from kissing you happened. Is that true? two specific hormones rise. This elements mentioned as impor­ there’s no place like home. the equivalent environment into lustful embraces. Even if Whenever I've asked other makes the lining of the uterus tant by women athletes it) a treatment days, deciding to Your home can turn you on would be for the femme fatale. you like parquet floors, a out of fear of being seen, without you become thick, spongy and filled The few clinician.s who have people these questions they look recent study were absorbent increase or decrease dosage or written about this situation — or off — depending on If you’re embarrassed because barefoot walk across a at me like I’m kidding or they with nutrients that will be fabric, seamless cups, absense ignoring warning signs for decorations and accessible long-haired scatter mg can offer realizing why. 99 needed if the egg is fertilized, advise patients and their your home is a mess, you need are too embarrassed to discuss of irritating clasps and shoulder known side effects do not partners to have a sense of accessories. the sensuous home makeover. an unexpected ticklish surprise. the ma.ter. reaches the uterus and becomes straps that stay in place during contribute to the successful use Close your eyes and picture If you’re always going to his And if you, like my mother, implanted there to begin its nine humor about it. be glad about vigorous movement. of any drugs, especially the woman’s sexual responsive­ yourself in a place where you house because it’s more insist on plastic covers over your DEAR READER: The months of growth into a baby. hormonal ones. This regular growing and ness . feel excited. It could be conducive to romance, you need furniture, keep an afghan or prepared with strategically If your answer is, “not menstrual flow is a sign of good There are conflicting reports someplace you have been before a .sensuous home make-over. other blanket nearby to cushion placed lamps you can switch on close,” what changes can you health and indicates that the shedding of the endometrium Loss of libido from research on women who takes place every month in Kinsey visit (on vacation, for example) or And if you're married and the seating. and off without much dismption. make? complicated reproductive se- used testosterone (a hormone have only seen on TV or in the swamped with children's toys If you live in a building, as I And keep your options open As in your living room, the quenc e of events is functioning which a woman is not pregnant, DEAR DR. REINISCH: Eight usually produced in higher DEAR DR. REINISCH: Can is in good health and is between movies. What is it you loved? and take-home work, you need a do, where other people's with adjustable wattage bulbs. right lighting, soft places to lie well. years ago, at age 34,1 had a amounts by men). Some the general public visit the sensuous home make-over. puberty and menopause (the hysterectomy, which also Colors, style, lighting? How can windows look into yours and Consider lights out and on and other accoutrements are The flow consists of various testosterone probably is re­ Kinsey Institute to look at the you make your own environment Your living room. To renew you'd rather not be the spending the night in the living essential. fluids frbm the uterus last menstrual period, which removed all but a portion of one quired for female sexual research materials? usually occurs between ages 45 ovary. Along with the usual close to that? excitement, sex therapists often neighbor’s movie-of-the-week, room. Some people prefer (sometimes called the womb). and 55.) functioning, but studies have not A couple I treated complained advise making love in new make sure you routinely lower Your bedroom. Honeymoon love-making in the dark, but if pieces of the endometrium (the menopausal symptoms (hot yet estabished what amount is DEAR READER: No. U'gal It is not clear what you expect of boredom after only two years places. Try the living room. the blinds or pull the curtains. suites at lovers’ resorts. What you enjoy peeks, try a pink or lining of the uterus) and blood flashes, no lubrication), I also necessary or its effect on libido. interpretation of a 1957 decision might happen if a woman has experienced a dramatic loss of of marriage. "What was your Even if you don’t have a He may refrain from kissing you comes to mind? Mirrored red bulb. iKit it in a lamp by the from the endometrial tissue (not One study of oopherectomized in the U S. District Court for the crackling fireplace and fluffy ceilings, heart-.shaped beds, Wd so you can control it without directly from veins or arteries). sex during menstruation. libido that has not responded to most pleasurable time’.’" I asked. out of fear of being .seen, women who took testosterone in Southern Di.strict of New York “Our honeymoon in Ixiapa," bearskin rug. make this room without you realizing why. plush red carpets. How does /getting up. ■ However, there is no harm in estrogen treatment, which I’ve restricts access to much of the The average amount of blood in having sex then. Some women addition to estrogen and a they answered. Solution: They invite romance. Lighting is important too. Be your bedroom compare? each total monthly flow is only used off and on. progestin reported that they institute’s collections to .scho­ around two fluid ounces (or 16 object because it seems Now I’ve read a newspaper lars, scientists, advanced messier, while other women say "felt better." but many did not teaspoonfull spread over four or article that said testosterone report increased sexual activity students and professionals five days. that sexual activity or orgasm was the hormone responsible for researching topics not available during mestruation is beneficial and some disliked the side Although the menstrual flow libido. Can women take this? effects. Testosterone can have in other libraries For example, DeCORMIER NISSAN looks as if it consists entirely of because it reduces menstrual What hormones are women cramps. masculinizing side effects physicians, lawyers, criminal- blood, it is not directly supposed to take after surgical (increased facial hair, lowering justice officials and clinicians connected to a woman's menopause? of the voice, etc.), which might may apply to .search the blood-circulatory system, so the Sagging breasts How can I find someone to lower a woman’s confidence in Institute’s collections for a flow shouldn’t be thought of as help me? Passion remains a her sexual appeal. particular re.search project or Brand New 1986 "excess blood. ” It also should mere memory and the two informational need. Their DEAR DR. REINISCH: I ’m a gynecologists I’ve asked have ------— ------MAGAZINE Nissan Sentra not be thought of as a I9-year-old woman who jogs. Embarrassed credentials are verified before a hemorrhage (a medical word Will it cause my breasts to sag if been unsympathetic. Surely I’m visit date is set. that usually refers to a problem not the only woman with this New. Exciting. Locally Produced. I run without a bra? problem. DEAR DR. REINISCH: I Providing researched-based of bloodflow in an unusual havea problem I ha ve never information to the general Standard. 2 DR Sedan, Snow Loving Front Wheel location or in a heavy amount.) Another example of the Herald’s DEAR READER: Some heard of before. Eversince public is currently limited to the Drive, 5 Speed Transmission, Rear Defroster, All A few women do have physicians say that exercising DEAR READER: Call the letters answered by this column, department of endocrinology at havingmy second child, I commitment to the needs and Freight, Dealer's Prep., Accent Stripe, Rusty Jones exceptionally heavy menstrua­ without a bra might damage the someti me pass wind through my the books and articles published tion that requires medical the nearest medical school and Rustproofing^InclucM. Our Equipped Price: $6422. breasts’ supportive ligaments. vagina. This is very embarrass­ by the Institute, and the attention and monitoring for However, research on women ask for an appointment with the fee-based information services, interests of Manchester. specialist who assesses women ing to me, especially during sex. anemia. athletes has not clearly which are available by mail. ■ SALE *6299 who have had oopherectomies. Have youever heard of this 285 BROAD STREET The entire monthly reproduc­ established that permanent before? Whatcausesit? Howcan tive s^uence has only one Ask if they have a faculty MANCHESTER, 643-4165 damage occurs. itbecured? Moft, TM*.. a rii function: to mature an egg in the member who is also a Watch for it every Saturday! lyiSSAN Studies have found that gynecologist. lo M O p m , ovaries and to prepare the short-term soreness can result t)ER READER: Although NISSAN Ttnirm. *M 040 p m A 0 « t IN M O p.m. It’s important to get a there is no data on how many Send questions to complete picture of which women experience this, it is not Dr. Reinisch in care of hormones your body is still uncommon for women to have producing, and in what air ^ o m e trapped in the The Kinsey Report, ECONOMY OIL AND PENNZOIL Although the menstrual flow looks as if amounts, before you consider vagina and then released with P.O. 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12 at the Movies 13 to 20 WEEKEND TELEVISION Pullout Section 'Salvador’ is fast-paced Film capsules

By Lm S l«g «l assassination of Archbishop CilMart (PQ-13) — D «t WaUac* Slona. BNIy Oraan Buah, Oscar Romero and the slayings Scott Qrlmaa, Tananca Mann. (Sd-FI TliriRar) They are fuzzy Saturday, April 26 Two photojournalists walk of American nuns — Boyle’s little creatures with razor-sharp teeth and poisonous quills. And among the mangled, bloodied hedonistic detachment slowly they're hungry. When they escape from a maximum security bodies of victims of Salvadoran dissolves, and he tries to save prison In outer space and land on Earth, these critters decide to 7 :0 0 A M CD captain Bob [D IS ] Good Morning Mickayl death squads, snapping pictures the lives of those he loves. quench their appetites by eating everything — and avaryone — ( D Terrahawka [M A X ] MOVIE: Last Dragon' (CC) A as they nonchalantly discuss Bruce Lee enthusiast must battle the Sho­ Despite the gripping action In sight, Stephen Herek has directed with precise pacing: There ( D Naw Jarsay Paopla their past exploits in other wars. gun of Harlem when a pretty video club d.j. scenes and a mostly witty, are chills, but also thrills and laughs. And It's done without the Qj) Tom ft Jarry IS harassed by mobsters. Taimak, Vanity. The scene epitomizes "Salva­ mile-a-minute, off-color script, viciousness Spielberg infused In “Qremllns," Qrada: B-p(us. C i) MOVIE: 'Dakota U l' A secret agent Chris Murney. 1985. Rated PG-13. dor." a fast-paced look at the movie ultimately fails to poses as an outlaw and enlists the aid of a 9 :0 0 A M CD Muppet Babies journalists trying to cover a Down and Out In Bavaily Hllla (R) — Nick NoHe. Batte MkNar, beautiful lady forger to trap a bandit gang this fiction^ized account of war produce the emotional tug of , George Montgomery. Rod Cameron, Mane CD Poppies brutal civil war while and repression in El Salvador in other films about journalists in Richard Oiayfuss, Uttio Richard. (Comsdy) This Is a grapefruit: Windsor 1950 CD dd) Bugs Bunny/Loonay Tunas Co­ maintaining the detachment 1980-81. war, particularly Roland Joffe's full of juicy pulp, sometimes tart, usually acidic — but never BuHwinkla medy Hour needed to insulate themselves Woods plays the part with “ The Killing Fields” and Peter satisfying. Loosely based on Renoir's classic 1932 film “Boudu (j® Bamay Baar ft Fiiands ( D Millionaire Maker from its horrors. brilliance and energy, surpass­ Weir’s ’ ’The Year of Living Saved From Drowning," this flick ridicules the bourgeoiosie: (3^ Ring Around tha World (is) Uncle Waldo "You’ve got to get close. Rich, ing even his performances in Dangerously." What happens when a bored, rich family saves a bum from dD Nawamakars Voyagers to get the truth. But if you get too "The Onion Field.” "Once Upon The script borders on drowning? Renoir made it work; Paul Mazursky doesn't. His C4$ Little House on the Prairie dO) Smurfs close, you die." photographer a Tim e in America” and pompous silliness when Boyle direction is leaden. And Midler — playing a guru-guided 9t) Follow Ma diD Sesame Street (CC) John Cassady (John Savage) "Against All Odds." launches into a diatribe on princess — refines the word ham. Orada: C . (f D SuparfriafKis dD Ask tha Martagar dD Nuastra Familia tells his colleague, played by Woods' Boyle is a yuppie- American hypocrisy, and IC N N ] Daybraak Qung Ho (PQ-13) — Michael Keaton, Oadde WaUmabe, (5f) This Old House (CC) James Woods. Woods portrays hating. womanizing, hard- unbelievable sentimentality [D IS ] Mouaarciaa George Wendt, MIml Rogers. (Com sdy) Actor/director Ron [D IS] Dumbo's Circus Richard Boyle, the real-life when Salvadoran rebels are [M A X ] MOVIE: ’RWa Vaquafo' A w o m ­ drinking “weasel." He sneaks Howard comes out of the sea ("Splash") and sky (“Cocoon") to an's love comes between a Mexican ban­ [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Isaac Uttlafaathars' A photojournalist who wrote the dit and his half-brother as they try to drive Jewish man attempts to help an American into the troubled Central shown in heroic poses as Latin tackle the problems that occur when a Japanese company scrip' with director Oliver American nation with his American folk songs ring out in out a settler and his wife w ho are trying to Indian boy deal with racial prejudice. Lou invades a small-town auto factory in Pennsylvania. To be even build a ranch in their area Robert Taylor. Jacobi Stone. disc-jockey buddy. Dr. Rock the background. more precise, Howard doesn't tackle the topic; he fumbles it. A va Gardner. Howard Keel 1953 [T M C ] MOVIE: The Last Married Cou­ In the script. Boyle comes (James Belushi). Nevertheless, "Salvador” still "Qung Ho" Is not a potent social comedy, but a lighthearted [U S A ] Jimmy Swaggart ple in America' A married couple begin to across as a sleazy, conniving wonder about their marriage when all of When Cassady asks Boyle why has the gritty, violent quality romp that manages to be half-entertaining all the time. 7 :3 0 A M CI3 Dungaons and Dragons photographer on the fringes of shared by other films by Stone: their friends get divorced. George Segal. he came to El Salvador instead Rubber-faced Keaton is fun to watch, even after the film runs (X) Wondarama Natalie W oo d . Richard Beniamin. 1980. respectable journalism during "Midnight Express” and Rated R of covering the war in Angola. out of gas. Qrada: B. d~) In Dapth Boyle replies: "Angola doesn't “ Scarface." None of these films 01) Voltron, Dafandar of tha Untvarsa [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow Expo have any nightlife.” is easy to watch, but each keeps Just Batwean Friends (PQ-13) — Mary Tyler Moore, ChrlstliM Underdog But as "Salvador” relent­ you glued to the screen. Lahti, Ted Danson, Sam Watersten. (Comody-Oranw) A woman d ^ M r. T 9 : 1 0 A M [C N N ] Hnalth Wnnk Lee Siegel writes for The lessly progresses through a Rated R — violence, profanity (Lahti) discovers that her new best friend (Moore) Is married to dD ITs Your Business 9;30A M S j uiytsM 3i Associated Press. series of killings — including the and limited nudity and sex. ■ the man she's been having an affair with. A comedy of errors dD Trantor Z (If) Dudlav Oo-Right ensues, than the film takes a more serious turn when a genuine [C N N ] Sports Review (Sil MOVIE: 'Night Aftnr Night' The [D IS ] You and Ma. Kid owner ol a high class speakeasy lakes les­ tragedy strikes. Director Alan Bums keeps both the comedy sons from a school leacher to beconre ed­ and the tragedy a little too tightly under control, but there are [E S P N ] Ravco’s World Class Woman ucated Constance Cummings, George plenty of good moments. All four stars turn in first-rate [H B O ] MOVIE: Blame It on tha Night' Raft. W ynne Gibson 1932. A rock star encounters problems when he (41) New Jeteey Hitpeno performances, but Lahti is the standout. Qrada: B. meets his 13-yeor-old son for the hrst Chorus girl steals the show time Nick MarKuso 1984 Rated PG-13 Rod and Reel Lucas (PQ) — Corey Halm, Karri Qraen, Charlie Sheen. (gt) Robotech 8 :0 0 A M CD Baranstain Baars (Comedy-Drama) In which some clean-cut IS-year-old Jocks IC N N ) Money Weak learn a lesson about dedication and bravery from an C5) Popaya [D IS ] Donald Ouefc Pieeanu By Kim Mills 1970s, becoming a favorite in nostalgia trip but 1 don’t seem to CD dD Pink Panther and Sons (C O underdeveloped 14-year-old genius. Haim plays Lucas with 1 0 : 0 0 A M S ) Hufc Hdgan'e Rock 'n' NEW YORK (API - If Karen Greenwich Village clubs. be doing the songs that are CD Straight Taft verve, and redheaded Green as Maggie, the girl Lucas loves and Wrestling Akers' rise to stardom were How she landed her role as written absolutely at this very 0D Uttla Rascals loses, evokes a gentle warmth. Sheen (another sibling from the Star Search Junior ChampioneMp made into a movie, it would Luisa Contini in “ Nine" — which moment in time. I'm going to d $ Fat Albert Martin Sheen acting stabie) is the jock who befriends Lucas ( D (4lj) Laff A-Lympice sound like the sequel to one of starred 21 women and one man have to do it on my own terms, Qg) dD Snofks CE) BJ / Lobo and then wins the love of Maggie. The film is somewhat more those 1930s musicals where the — is the stuff of which theater that's all." ■ dD Sesame Street (CC) Cl1) Puttin’ on the HHa than a television “Afternoon Special" but somewhat lass than a 0 # Christian Scianca Monitor Reports feisty chorus girl gets a break legends are made. Cl(D Lome Graane'e New WiMsmase SUE ELLEN’S LATEST — Most of the men in whom Sue Ellen (Linda Gray) has shown fulfilling adult drama. But it's a great flick lor the under-16 boa PoWvocas and steals the show. She began her audition by (261 Grsataat American Hero any interest have not been long for "Dallas." J.R. (Larry Hagman) has sron to that. Could She's played a major role in singing "La Vie en Rose." crowd. T ake the kidsi Grade: B. dD Kidao TV (2$ Mr. Rogers' Naighborhood Rating guide (C N N ) Daybraak Barry Jenner, who plays Dr. Jerry Kenderson, be the one to break the jinx? Or does J.R. Broadway's "Nine," for which immortalized by Edith Piaf. (41) Raino SaIvNe The Money Pit (PQ) — Tom Hanks, ShoNey Long, Alexander [D IS ] Walooma to Pooh Corner have a nasty fate planned for him? "Dallas" airs Fridays on CBS. she received a Tony nomination. When she was asked to do CsT) Motorwaek Motion Picture Association of Godunov. (Comedy) The minute this romantic couple moves ^ S P N ) Tannia: Volvo Monte Carlo $j) Wrestling She gave a solo concert in something in English, she sang America rating definitions: into a dream house, it starts to self-destruct. Slime emerges Open (D IS ) Wind in tha WiXowe Carnegie Hall in 1983 and sold "I Met a Man Today," a torchy G — General audiences. All from the pipes, small electrical fires erupt almost every time a [USA] Aiva & Wall Konopks. Juio Pena. 1969. [U S A ] Kays to Success ® World CiMS CbampionaMp Wro»- (jj) Pro WieetBrtg USA out the house. Her first movie number by Craig Carnelia. ages admitted. light switch is flipped, and the staircase collapses. When they 8 ;3 0 A M (S Tha Wuotas (CC) dk»g ® MOVIE: 'Return of the MeeterKMer* 1 2 :3 0 P M CD m o v ie : t i w o w a oi 1 0 ; 1 0 A M (C N N ) CNN Travel GuMe Nevartme’ Six men ere assigned by British was "The Purple Rose of Director-choreographer PG — Parental guidance try to have the house repaired, they discover that local (£ Rainbow Bfha [ESPN] Tm ft M>wiin» A young men studies the art of kuirg fu at a Sheokn temple to avenge the tyrannv o4 a kiieiligence to destroy a Nazi fortress in the Cairo." and her second film, Tommy Tune approached the suggested. Some material may workmen have to be bribed with outrageous sums to even come CD (a Uttlaa (CCl 10:30AM (£ m Ewoka/Onida Ad. (H B O ) MOVIE: *T1w ComfMtHlon' A Greek Islands. Gregory Peck. David Niven, venture Hour corrupt mil owner. Wang Lung Wei. Liu opening in July, is "Heartburn. " stage in tears and asked her to not be suitable for children. and take a look at the place. "Money Pit” has its amusing ® MOVIE: Tha Bowaiv Champa’ The hMied contest between two gifted pian­ Anthony Quam. 1961. ( 9 Telephone Auction ists turns mto a conflict batwean love and ChiaHui 1980 starring Meryl Streep and Jack sing something upbeat. So she PG-13 — Special parental moments, but none of the gags are original, and watching the Mog solves a murder Leo Gorcey. East ® M r.T ( 9 Americs'e Top Ton S^Kids 1944 @ 1 9 Pur*V Breweter ambition. Richard Drayfuss. Amy Irving. Nicholson. sang Stephen Sondheim’s "Can guidance strongly suggested for house fall apart is sometimes poshively painful. Lae Remick. 1980. Rated PG. ® Rod and Reel (g)Spiderman Qradac C-phis. . ( S Spidarmaa ® Newton's Apple (CC) The lault line in Even Miss Akers has a hard This Boy Foxtrot,” and CaMomta is studied, then ka Flalow takes [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Purauit of D.B. ® VideoGanie @ ) Joy of Painting children under 13. Some (g) ® Gummi Baars (CO time believing her string of immediately landed the role. 91k Weaka (R) — Mickey Rourka, Kim Baakigor. (OranM) a look at bats Cooper' An insurance detective pursues a ® MOVIE: ‘Snow Job' tw o ski insmic Comedy Cteesics material may be inappropriate W a l Street Journal Report thwf who parachutes into Oregon with successes. Since then came the two Director Adrain Lyne has transferred some of the urgency of ® Super Uhfo tors plot to steal a quarter-rmlion doAars [C N N ] Evane and Nowak for young children. [C N N ] Big Story $200,000 Robert Duval. Treat Wiftams, from a casmo safe. Jean-Oaude Kily. Ckfl Elizabeth McNeill's novel about an intense, short-lived @ Prsasrrtal Kathryn Harrold. 1981. Rated PG. [D IS ] Newt Anknel WorU: Unfenced "I've had lots in my life that’s movies, tucked between steady R — Restricted. Under 17 Potts 1972. sadomasochislic relationship to the screen, but he hasn't [C N N ] Style With Elsa KItnsch Zoo not the real world. I mean, it’s club engagements. She divides requires accompanying parent [U S A ] HoByvttood Ineidar ^ C encBepin BowBng (D IS l MOVIE: 'Stories From a Flying 1 :0 0 P M CD The Rockford FBoe crazy. To have ’Nine.’ and to her time between Washington, or adult guardian. captured — or dealt with — its complexity. ITs not as if he didn't 11:30AM (£ xkr« wotM @ ) Rumbo el MundftI try; The film was made more than two years ago and was Channels Trank’ The tales of H a m Chratan A nder­ CD MOVIE: •Peethepnrf* A groLfi of have your first film be a Woody where she lives with her lawyer X — No one under 17 admitted. sen come to kfe with kve action, animation d ) T.V. Auction ($t) Sesame Street (CC) smal. isolated city-states fight for power Allen movie, and your second husband and their two sons, and shelved because its explicit sex scenes would have brought'kn and ba4ol Murray Meivm. Royal Balel (9 12 O’clock High @ MOVIE: 'DeecSy Strike' A new sheriff after a neutron war. David Cerredaie. 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WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 26. 1986 — 15 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 26. 1986 - 14 tk m of Love songs in Stereo. GD MOVIE; 'A Fine Madness' A poet's struggle between his actistic temperament Saturday, Continued and the demands of domestic life result in Saturday, Continued a creative block. Seen Connery. Joanne Woodward, Patrick O'Neal. 1966. [C N N ] Newsnight TYIA. stemp and Ace is upset with his salary fi­ week's show; featuring musical guests, m o v ie ; Thunder Over of a deceased fnend to the m an's father 3:30AM D ® ) House for All Seasons gures. (60 min.) (R). The Nelsons. (90 min.) (R). In Stereo. the Plaifts' A Union officer is assigned to and decides to stay on to seek peace and By Dm iIm Oorga ® Capt. the Southwest territory in (he post-Civil soittude. Patrick W ayne. Chief Den ® Cope Mondial de Soccer '86 GD Superstars of Wrestling MOVIE: 'Desperate Voyage' Jacques Burrifous. a corrupt, modern-day W a r period. ReiKlolph Scott. Phyllis Kirk. George. Andrew Duggan. 1974. Rated G (g ) OWl TV (CC) GD Avangars pirate, has taken to hijacking yachts on the Fees Parker. 1953. 1. What aclof alarrad on “Tha Rockford Filoa”? [T M C ] MOVIE: PoUca Academy If [D IS ] Wonderful Work! of Disney GD El Samurai Fugitivo ACROSS DOWN high seas. Christopher ^ m m e r . Cliff [C N N ] Crossfire 2. What waa Jim Rockford, aaido from being a (CC) The worst students ever to go to a Potts. Christine Belford. 1980. 3:10PM [C N N ] Your Monov GD Route 66 [E S P N ] Tennis: Volvo Monte Carlo poltce academy graduate into the worst 1 Shindig (due to puzzle ■2 Actreee Eleon $D MOVIE: Theater of Blood' A de­ privala dafactlva? police officers ever to walk a beat. Steve [C N N ] Evening News Open 3:30PM (X ) NBA BaskattuM: Playoff o 3 Qred*to>be mented Shakespearean actor aver>ges his 3. What waa hla atandard taa? Guttenberg, Bubba Smith. Howard Hesse- enewer) [H B O ] MOVIE: Tightrope' (CC) A horn O a m e T e a m s to b e anrKMjnced. (2 hrs., 30 4 Robert Wegner role not receiving the Critics Circle drama 3:45AM [H B O ] m o v ie : Flrestarter' man. 1985. Rated PG-13. 5 She's Beth Leoey icide detective tracks down a psycho­ 4. Out of what typo of ottico did ho work? min.) award by slaying Circle members, using (C C ) A n eight-year-old girl hao the unusual 9 Rifle grp. 5 “A — Qrowe In pathic killer in the New Orleans FrerKh 5. Who waa Iho pollco ottlcor with whom ho tro- MOVIE: 'Nki|a Warlord' A famous methods found in Shakespearean plays. power to set things on fire by simply think­ 1 :1 5 P M (S ) ® Ma|or League Base- GD 10 Mr*. Oerrett on "Fecte Brooklyn" Quarter. Clint Eastwood, Genevieve Bu- boxer returns to Japen with his American Vincent Price, Diana Rigg. Isn Hertdry. ing about them.* David Keith. Drew Barry­ quontly locked homa? baU: Chicago White Sox at Detroit or of Ufe" 8 Junior Yuppy: ebbr. jold. Alison Eastwood. 1984. Rated R. more, Martin Sheen. 1984. Rated R. 6. Who waa Rockford’a lawyar-girlfriand? New Yorfc Mats at St. Louis wife and hghts in a bloody battle to protect 12 Gem meeeurement 7 Tracy or Harriet 1973 her. Chan Sing, Kuana. 1970. [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Tefrt>r in the Aisles' 7. What had baan hla ratirad tathar’a profaa- 1 ; 3 0 P M ® Star Search 15 "Bemeby Jonee” eter 8 Gulp Excerpts from "The Exorcist." "Psycho," [C N N ] Sports Tonight 4:00AM [U S A ] Night Flight (R) dJU Rock School o 11 Oenlele on "Empire’' o 18 Perediee "Halloween " and "Carrie" are among [M A X ] MOVIE: Body Doubia' (CC) An alon? WaN Street Week 4:05AM [T M C ] m o v ie : River Rat' (£7) 13 Total unemployed Hollywood ector becomes in­ g s Asi Va al Baiabol 20 Balcony some of the films featured in the greatest (CC) A young girl and her father, who has 8. In what yaar did tha aarlaa’ lhama aong ap- [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday O 14 Rubm ^ Slovene volved in the porno film industry when he © } Innovation: Croasing tfia Sllanca 21 8lre terror films of all time Donald Pleasence, returned after 13 years in prison, set out paar on Iho nalion'a hit parade? attempts to solve a murder he witnessed. [E S P N ] OoH: 1986 POA Houston Open Barrier (CC) The technological advances 22 Orefled: hereldry 18 Vaneeee on "The Coeby Nancy Allen 1984 Rated R on a renovated old tourist boat for a w eek­ Craig W asson. Melanie Griffith, Gregg Third Round. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) Live. designed for people w ho may have hearing 24 "Relty — the Fuig. Show" [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock end trip on the Mississippi. Tommy Lea [H B O ] MOVIE: Kentucky Woman' A disabilities are examined. Boye" 17 Newt Henry. 1984. Rated R. Jones. Brian Dennehy, Martha Plimpton. I 0:30PM CD Black News wom an ertcounters harassment and humi­ [C N N ] Special Report 25 Went for e epin 19 Wrtte-up 12:00AM GD Dempsey and Make­ 1984. Rated PG. J0||0J| oanoq v liation when she goes to work as a coal 23 Frigid GD Independent Network News T w o star- 28 Joen of Arc. e.g. peace [C N N ] Showbiz Waek aoauodxo miner Cheryl Ladd, ^ h p Levien. Sandy [H B O ] When We First Met 25 Hockey greet 4:10AM SZ6I. '8 crossed lovers discover that their families 31 Bunch Alfred Hitchcock GD The Untouchables McPeak. 1983. 32 Mountain In Oreeoa 27 Eddie — 4:30AM QD Ooe step Beyond j o i f o n J i 'L tn|d Xap a 0088 X are linked by tragedy. (60 mm.) o o (36) Bizarre GD Sabados Locos 1 :4 > 5 P M (X) MOVIE: 'Creature From 34 Braid Of hek 29 Merclee" [C N N ] Big Story (joduoAaa mo8 '9 IO|AUOo-xa uv *9 4:00PM d S Dance Fever 30 PuN (3D Alfred Hitchcock Presents [C N N ] Newsnight the Black Lagoon' A scientific expedition 38 Belonging to Me. Home [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Meatballa II' (C C ) In iO)|0O8 ajuuoa‘tea 'S jaujao tauiar '1 IS attacked by the Gillman . Richard Carl­ (3 ) ® GoK: Uberty Mutual Legends of 37 And eo forth: ebbr. 33 On the ocean I I :00PM Q ) Eyewitness News [ESP N ] AW A Wrestling this sequel. Cam p Sesquatch is pitted in a 35 Anknel ehetter: ebbr. son. Julie Adams. Richard Denning 1954 GoH Coverage of the ninth annual PGA 38 Nick on "Ripttde'’ (due CD MOVIE: The Boys in the Band' A [H B O ] Hitchhiker; Last Prayar A n inno­ boxing match against another nearby S J 3 / W S U V Semor Tournament event is featured from to puzzle anewer) 38 Ueutenwit Jr. Grade; 2 l 0 0 P M GD Bamaby Jones birthday party takes on a different meaning cent pop singer is asked to change her im­ camp. Richard Mulligan, John Mengatti, Austin. TX. (60 min.) 38 !39 40 41 Mre. Kreueon"Benaon" ebbr. when hidden thoughts and feelings sud­ age in order to achieve stardom. Kim Richards. 1984. Rated PG. cm Space: 1999 Madeleine Cooks 42 Amok) on "Dtfrrenl 38 ID for e Gold denly rise to the surface Laurence Luckin- 12:30AM [C N N ] style With Etaa @S) MOVIE: 'The Yaarfing' The poignant Strokee" 40 On eooount: ebbr. bill. Cltff Gorman, Reuben Greene 1970 (3 ) MOVIE: 'Crime and Passion' A n in­ C l 1 42 Klensch tale of a boy's love for his pel fawn and of ternational investment counselor has a News Ins parents' fight to make a living on the CD (3D (46) [D IS ] National Preview rendezvous with love and danger. Omar IQ Off Track Betting American frontier is portrayed Gregory Shanf. Karen Black. Joseph Bottoms. CD [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Falcon and tha Snow­ Peck. Jane Wyman. Claude Jarman Jr 1976 (11) (26) Tales from the Derkside man* (CC) T wo childhood friends conspire 1046 NBC loses week, wins season to sell government secrets to the Soviet gS PEUCULA: 'ktatkiM' Hector Bonilte. GD M o d Squad ooooo 0 leee compixog Union Timothy Hutlon. Sean Penn, Lon C ats and Dogs (CC) Manuel 0|eda (22) NewsCenter Singer 1984 Rated R (M ) MOVIE: ‘At the Earth's Core' A n ex @ ) Magic of OH Painting (24) Austin City Limits: Rockin' Sidney / ABC had a 14.2 rating and a 23 "CBS Evening News with Dan ploration party encounters prehistoric 12:45AM (£ ABC Naws NEW YORK (UPI) - NBC MOVIE: 'Terrorists' A Scandmavien ooooo The Neville Brothers share and NBC had a 14.0 rating Rather " taking first place with a beasts as they foumey into the center of (qi) MOVIE: Tha Trap' Charlie Chan gats came in last in the prime time the eartA^ Peter C u s h ^ . Doug McClure. security chief battles wits with the mem ­ (38) MOVIE: They Came from Beyond and a 23 share. 13.7 rating and a 25 share, “ NBC bers of an interpational terrorist group who Space' Cruel conquerors from a dead involved in a case that could be fvs last. ratings race last weeX but was Cy Grant 1976. Sidney Tolef. Mantan Moreland, Victor Nightly News with Tom have kidnapped the passengers on a world invade earth and turn cities into proud as a peacock over winning For the season to date, NBC @ ) El Mundo del Box skyiacked airplane Connery. Ian places of terror Robert Hutton, Jennifer Sen Young 1947 registered a 17.5 rating and a 27 Brokaw” came in second with a Cesar Romero. Joe Flyrm. 1969. Rated G. ( g ) Doctor Who $1) Mystarv of A1 Capona'a Vaults One for the season — the first time ® Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ MeShane 1975. Jayne, Zi May Leddm t967 [T M C ] MOVIE: Killpoint' [TM C] MOVIE: 'River Rat' (CC) A of the most excitmg events of our times 12:50AM share. CBS wound up with a 16.7 12.7 rating and 23 share and teau d i) Dortco Favor A California p ^ice lieutenant and a govern­ the peacock network has been [C N N ] News Update young girl and her father, who has returned when the contents of veults owned by Al (81) it's a Living “ ABC World News Tonight with ($1) MOVIE: 'Who?' An intense and bmer ment agent team up to stop kiHers from rating and a 26 share, while ABC [D IS ] Electric Grandmother Time means efter 13 years in prison, set out on a reno­ [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Road to Bali' T w o Amen Capone are revealed (2 hrs ) [C N N ] Pinnacle able to take sole possession of struggle between the super powers over selling stolen National Guard weapons to Peter Jennings” had a 12.2 nothing to the 'grandchildren' of a 'special' vated old tounst boat for e weekend tnp cen veudevHhans wmd up es deep-sea div­ had a 14.9 rating and a 23 share. the man with the metal face ERiot Gould. [C N N ] Prime Nawe [D IS ] MOVIE: The Island at tha Top of the local criminal element Leo Fong, Ri­ the No. 1 title. grandmother (60 mm.) on the Mississippi. Tommy Lee Jones. ers, hired to recover treasure Bmg Crosby. ABC may have been last for rating and 22 share. Trevor Howard 1973 Bob Hope. Dorothy Lemour 1953 [E S P N ] M ete League BeeebeW'a Gree the VVorkT A storm detours aifship-riding chard Roundtree 1984 Rated R. CBS was the winner for the [E S P N ] Auto Racing '86: IMSA Atlanta Brian Dennehy, Martha Pkrripton. 1984 explorers to a mysterious, time-forgotten the week, but it had a winner The top 10 prime time shows [M A X ] MOVIE: Olrverf' A yotxig or­ [E S P N ] Fiahin' Hole taet Hite: 1967 World Sariee week, pushed along by the fine Joumal/Constitution Grand Prix (R) Rated PG. island David Hartman, Donald Sinden, 1:00AM I D MOVIE: Night of the Sor­ for the week ending April 20, phan. taken m by a wealthy ber>^actor. is [H B O ] MOVIE: No Small Affair' (C C ) cerers' A young blonde is tortured and with its new “ Perfect [U S A ] Dick Cavett (R) [U S A ] Saturday Cartoon Expreee [T M C ] MOVIE: A Night to Remember* Mako 1974 Rated G showing of its “ Dream West” kidrtapped by his old gar>g. Mark Lester. Sparks fly when a teen age boy developes sacrificed to the great leopard devil of the according to the A.C. Nielsen The smkmg of the Titervc is viewed [E S P N ] SportsCenter miniseries, while ABC came in Strangers” sitcom, which took Okver Reed. Ron Moody 1968 Rated G. 4:30PM CE) a Wida Wbifcl of Sports 5:30PM (3 ) @ ) victory Garden through the eyes of some of its passen­ 8 crush on an older women of twenty jungle Jack Taylor. Sinxin Andrue. Kali Jon Cryer. Derm Moore 1984 Rated R [T M C ] MOVIE: The Last Married Coo seventh place. The third and Co., were: [USA] MOVIE: 'I Waitad With a Zom­ dD Puttin' on ttis Hits [C N N ] Nawemaker Saturday gers Kenneth More. Honor Birm an. Hansa 1970 second. NBC was third, despite pie in America* A married couple begin to final chapter of CBS’s “ Dream 1, The Cosby Show (N BQ bie* A nurse goes to a Caribbean island to [E S P N ] Auto Racing '86: Ra8y Racing David McCeHum 1958 [M A X ] MOVIE: Laet Dragon' (C C ) A Gl) TwiHghi Zona the fact that its “ Cosby Show” treat the tombie-like wife of a troubled ( S MOVIE: ‘Short W sk to Dsylight' A n Bruce Lee enthusiasi must battle the Sho wonder about their marriage when all of 2. Family Ties (NBC) earthquake levels New York City and traps Safan raky from Africa. (60 mm.) (R) [U S A ] Thrae'e a Crowd West” tied for eighth place, man Frances Dee. Tom Conway. James gun of Harlem when a pretty video dub d j their friends get divorced George Segal. GD CNN Headkne News and "Fam ily Ties” finished in eight subway passengers underground while the second part of the 3.60 Minutes (CBS) Ellison 1943 6:00PM dD Eyawitnase Naws 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Update IS harassed by mobsters Taimali. Vanity Natalie W oo d . Richard Benjamin I9 6 0 (36) M TV Top 20 Video Countdown the one-two spots for the week, James Brokn. James McEachm. Abbey Chris Murney 1985 Rated P G -13 Rated R miniseries ranked 15th. 4. Cheers (NBC) 2 : 1 0 P M [C N N ] Health Week Lincoln 1972 CS3 Whet'e Happaning Now 7:30PM CD News Magazine [E S P N ] Boeton Marathon Highlights as they did for the season. [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Penthouse' A n under [U S A ] Night Flight The "Mike Hammer” movie 5. Who’s the Boss? (ABC) CD Action Nawe D MOVIE: 'DouM# Indamn- In the last week of the regular 2 : 3 0 P M Bodywetch: Stress to (3D @ ) Frugal Gourmet CD Tad Knight Show world lawyer gets caught between gangs 1:10AM 11:30PM CD Magoofn, P I. Magnum ity' Murder and life xisursnce enter mto the on CBS ranked 14th, which could 6. Golden Girls (NBC) Your Advantage (CC) The development [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The House of the Long CD Championship Wrestling Jaoperdy season — before the onslaught of CD ters and the law Myma Loy, Warner Bax investigates an okt friend's death when he picture when a blond wom an plans an acci­ of traits and charactenstics to ward off Shadows' A bizarre farraty reunion at a (S ) ( ^ Star Trek mean a return of "H am m er” 7. Perfect Strangers (ABC) CD (91 In Saarch of... ter. Mae Clarke 1933 and Higgins are summoned to England (2 dent Fred MacMurray. Barbara Stanwyck. reruns that will be punctuated stress IS discussed. W elsh manor hampers the ^ o r t s of a wri­ O International World Championship and Stacy Keach next season. 8. (tie) “ Dream West,'’ Part 3 QD dS At tha Movies 8:30PM ® Facts of Life (CC) Tootle hrs ) (R) Edward G Robinson 1944 by original material during the 4tt Barney MiMer ter w ho IS raemg the clock to finish a sus­ Wrasting pense novel Vmcent Pnee, Christopher (S) As Schools Match Wrts realizes that young Andy has a crush on CD MOVIE; Tha Secret Weapon' [C N N ] Health Waek News viewing was up for the (CBS) [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klenech May sweeps — CBS captured a Lee. Desi Amaz. Jr. 1983 Rated PG. ® NawsCantar her (R). In Stereo Holmes combats Professor Monarty who week, reflecting the high- Newhart (CBS) (3 ) Fourth Estate has kidnapped the inventor of a new 1:30AM D Mad Movies With tha 16.3 rating and a 27 percent [D IS ] National Preview [M A X ] MOVIE: Mass Appeal' (CC) A n @1 Motorwaak (3> This Old House 10. Night Court (NBC) ■ ® Public File: Teen Pragrtartcy in Con­ bombsight Basil Rathbone. Nigel Bruce. L A - Conrwetion share of the audience, while voltage events in Libya, with the [T M C ] MOVIE: Madwomen of Chad- ■deebstic young deacon disrupts the ( S ® Naws ( g ) Sneak Previews Hosts Jeffrey Lyons necticut Lionel Atwik 1942 GD Indapandant Natwork News lot’ A ged eccentric and her crorves kire to peaceful parish of a comfortable rmddto- (Ml Whita Shadow and Michael Medved preview today s hot thev deaths the leaders of a gang planning eged pnest Jack Lemmon. Charles Dum­ (3)M eude test films CD MOVIE: Faogsofthe Living Dead* A GD ABC News @ ) Sabados Mitstcelas to destroy Pans by gaming the nghis to od my. Zel|ko Ivanek 1984 Rated PG (® Whet'e Happening Now young wom an m Rome inhents a castle [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday (D IS ) Dwigw Bay whKh she discovers is haunted by vam under the streets Katherme Hepburn. 5:00PM (X) Mission: ImpossiMs (g ) Adam Smith's Money World [C N N ] CNN Inveetigativa Raport Charles Boyer. Claude Dauphme 1969 9:00PM C £ MOVIE: -SMurday Nigkt pxes Anita Eckberg 1969 [E S P N ] SportsCantar i n Grsstsst Amscicsn Hsra dD Fame [U S A ] Covar Story Rated G Favar' The frantic fantasy world of discos GD The Hooeymooners [M A X ] MOVIE: Tha Formula' A police­ [C N N ] Newswatch man mvesttgatmg a friend's murder uncov­ 3 : 0 0 P M ® Pro Bowlars’ Tour CO) Fsmo 8:00PM CD C re zy Uka a Fox Harry IS explored m this musical centered around MOVIE: No Way Out' A psychotic (X) [U S A ] Dancin' USA a young man whose only escape from his ers an od company conspwacy m vd vin g a Coverage of the $200,000 Firestone Tour­ a Pspsi Duefcpin ChsBsngo ' fmds a stolen waket that leads hxn on the b iM t ifKites his gang of hoodlums to race humdrum existence is dancxig John Tra­ formulafor synthetic fuel George C. Scott. nament of Champions is featured from A k ­ traH of a murder (60 mm ) (R) noting Rwhard W idm ark. Lmda Darnell. @ W W F ChsmpionsMp Wrssding 6:30PM CD c b s n #w s volta. Donna Pesco. Karen Gorney 1977 Marlon Brando. Martha Keller 1980 ron. OH (90 mm ) SmaH Wonder CD MOVIE: 'Marked Woman' A prosti­ . S i d r ^ Poitier 1950 ISI CspitolJaumsI CD ( 3 Tha Qoldan Girls The gxis bong their Rated R C£) MOVIE: 'Ninfe Mission* Christopher tute testifies for a young district attorney (g ) ® Saturday Night Lh^ Ron Reagan, (g ) Juin CMM snd Compsny CD ABC World Naws Saturday separate views of death into focus after Kohfcerg. M LmdaN 1984 egemst e gar>g of racketeers Bene Davis. the son of President Reagan, hosts this 3:00AM D Melba Moore's Cobac- [C N N ] Worvswissch (3 1 ® NBC Naws Lola Lerte. Humphrey Bogan. 1937 Sophia suffers the sym ptom s of a heart dD Star Games ^ attack In Stereo [D IS l MOVIE: Th e Computer Wore (B ) Batter Haahh CD ® %Vide World of Sports 25th An­ m MOVIE; Nobody's Perfect' Men 3 ) ( g ) A Prairia Home Companion Tele- Tsm is Shoes' A coSago snidont. s»ho sc- ® ABC Naws niversary Special Memorable moments from a submarine rescue vessel steal a vision Spacial Humorist Garrison Keikor ■’ C O U P O N - Buddha from a shrme. fsdmg it m a cave adantsky sequses a computsr's shAoss. are featured from the senes' pest 25 years runs afoul of the gingsler who doosled the ( g ) Bodywatch on the ax (2 hrs.) im pens hts favorite stones about Lake Video, Doug McClure. Haney Kwan. James Whrt- computor to the school K un FkjsseS. [C N N ] Pkmada W obegon. Minnesota m this television more 1968 CD MOVIE: 'Greatest Heroes of the Bi- version of fvs radio show (2 hrs ) [D IS ] Edwon Twirw hie' Part 4 of 4 The stones Dental er>d [E S P N ] SportsCantar Kxig Nebuchadnezzar and The Story of Es­ [DIS]MOVIE: 'ThaAbaantMindadPro V C R & ther ere presented Dormy Most, Victoria fassor' An easy gomg. smak town profes TRIBUTE TO [H B O ] MOVIE; Blama H on the Night' Pnncipal. Hans Conned 1980 sor discovers an anti-gravity substance A rock star encoumers problems when he Fred MacMurray. Nancy Olson. Keenan GD MOVIE; 'The Day of tha Locust' This BILLY WILDER meets tvs 13-yeer-okj son for the first Wynn 1961 Rated G. a u t o m o t iv e FREE Video Camera tvne Nx:k Mancuso 1984 Rated PG-13 adaptation of Nathaniel West's explosive novel looks at the seamy side of Hoky [E S P N ] Gymnastics [MAX] MOVIE: '1918' (CC) A sm al MEW VIDEO wood m the thxties Donald Sutherland CHARGING SYSTEM Academy Asvard-winning di- southern town is devastated by an epi­ 9:05PM [TM C ] MOVIE: -Thu Puraun Karen Stack. Wikwm Athenon 1975 of O.B. Cooper' A n m$urarx;e detective Rentais reclor-pfoducer-writer Billy demic during World War I Matthew Brx^- Mon.-Sat. 10atn-9pm enck. HaSie Foote. Wrfbem Converse- C9l MOVIE: 'Tha Movia Makar' A n egmg pursues a thief w ho parachutes mto Ore­ WNder (seated, center) is Roberts 1985 movie producer wages an unsuccessful gon with $200,000 Robert Duvall. Treat CHECK* flanked by Tony Curtis (I.) and banie to mamtam comrol of a fkm com - W iiiam s. Kathryn Harrokf 1981 Rated Sundays & Holidays Noon-8pm 7:00PM CD Agromky and Company . party Rod Steiger. Roben Culp. Anna Lee PG Jack Lemmon, the stars of his 1967 We also service and sell 1959 classic "Some Like It d ) Check It Out 9:10PM [C N N ] Showbiz Weak CD Wheal of Fortune I S MOVIE: -Mra. Mkikw ' A Brank tm- Hot," on the "American Rim American Fikn Insticuta 25% Marine Starters n«(v mas to load a normal bfa during ttia 9:30PM (Si Institute Tribute to Billy Wild­ CD Maws Gsrman Bku. Graar Garson. W Hlar Pidg- Salma to BMy WBdar Jack Lemmon Over 3,800 Titles • VHS & BETA er." Curtis and Lemmon are Gl) Jaffareons eon. Dame May Whitty. 1942. hosts tfss American Film Institute tnbute ofl all starters & alternators & Alternators C a reeenre ( 8 Qbnma a Breali Sam leaves her volun­ to Academy-Award wvwiing wmer/ *(VPNM to moot foraign 3 domwHc voNcia*) among a host o( stars sched­ dxactor Bkly Wilder. (90 nan.) uled to participate in this spe­ ® SoBd GoM teer *ltile eater’ wkh Nal to spend time NEW ENGUND VIDEO with a handeome new neqihbof. 91). In [CNN] TMa Weak in Japan cial tribute to air SATUHDAV, Stereo. 311 BROAD ST^ MANCHESTER 643-8844 841 Main St. Fowler’s Plaza APfOL 2» on NBC. ( 8 Corwiactiewt tawmakare 10:00PM CD N«n C D a I M Bom IC O A womM< u w rin g (BVikid Eeeiiewy 09 C h w e X Manchester Rt. 44 Coventry (® Mama Sweat Hama wMi har hullMnd avoids paaaangar Andy CHECK UBTBSM FOR EXACT TSME ® ITS a living Wadiol. a couplo tsaichaa tor a vaknUa 648-2772 742-0841 ® PBJCmA; Tu VMS r ® NovelK Cristal Juan GaEanfo. Roaanda Bat WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 26. 1986 — ifi WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 26, 1986 — 17

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But the latter certainly outdid I •SHAAP • iUPiKA I •SONY (1$ Wortd Vision construction workers race against time to any cadaverous competitors. • fISHtM finish a skyscraper before a critical dead­ • SUAMVr • niGIOAIPt (3 (It) Jimmy Swaggart line. Jennifer O'Neill, Lee Majors, George Comez, the head of the Adtfams family, wasabulgy- • 5PHD Q U ffN a FA/fOAiCN It's Your Business Kennedy. 1980. Rated PG. eyed millionaire who crumbled at his wife's elucida­ • SnVANtA a G fN fM i HMCntC \ e TAPPAN • HITACHI Kenneth Copeland 10;00AM C£ CBS N*wt Sunday tion of a few foreign words ("Tish ... you spoke BEATS 1 a rOSHIBA • HOTPOINT Morning [C N N ] Daybreak French"). Morticia Addams, the lady of the bouse, 2 aWASniCfNO • JtNN-AIM [D IS ] Mousercise CD Dukes of Hazzard glided around in a clingy black dress that looked like a I e WtlMLT • MCA • KITCHEN AID [ESPN ] SportsCenter CD This Week in Connecticut cross between a black widow spider and something • im O N [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'All of M e' A hapless CD Sunday Mass out of Cher's wardrobe. Pugsley and lawyer’s normal routine assumes a differ­ (if) Super Sunday Wednesday were the offspring of this creepy union. ent perspective after a cantankerous hei­ OUR PRICESS ress’s soul transmigrates into one side of (3) Peter Popoff Also inhabiting the Addams abode were Uncle Fester, his body Steve Martin. Lily Tomlin, Ri Leave It to Beaver ■* who relieved his headaches via a medieval torture chard Libertini 1984 Rated PG-13 Chalice of Salvation chamber, and Crandmama Addams, the witch. OPEN EVERY SONDAY - 12-5 [U S A ] Sunday Cartoon Express §4) d?) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood Visitors to the Addams household encountered 7:30AM C D Barno do) Sacrifice of the Mass Jlurch, the 7-foot butler whose catch phrase was "You CD Celebration of the Eucharist (3) Underdog \ Rang}" Then there was Thing, a hand who was a sort CD Hispanic Horuons ^ W .V . Grant, Sr. * ot valet and resided in a box, hairy Cousin III in the Ll|) Day of Discovery [D IS ] W ind in the Willows attic and MortIda's exotic pets. What About Women 10:1 0AM [CN N] On the Menu Unlike "The M onsters," who made monstrous at­ Little House on the Prairie 10:30AM CD This Week With David tempts at integrating into society, "Th e Addams Fam­ 141) El Club 700 Brinkley ily " thought everyone else was batty. Morticia never I C N N ] Big Story CD Meet the Mayors did figure out why she couldn 't find a governess tor [D IS ] You and Me. Kid (1 j) Three Stooges the kids, no matter how many newspaper ads she [HBO] MOVIE: The Purple Rose of (3) Telephone Auction placed. Ciiiro' (CC) An unhappily mamed waitress ® MOVIE: 'Tarzan's Three Challenges' IS :>hcn.ked when her movie idol steps off Question: What was Morticia Addams' maiden Tarzan escorts the heir to the throrte of an the screen and into her life. Mia Farrow. ancient Oriental land to the capital city. name} Jeff Daniels. Danny Aiello 1985 Rated Jock Mahoney, Woody Strode. 1963. PG @ ) dZl Owl TV (CC) [MAX]*M0VIE: 'Loving Couples' Two durruj tjaMSuy couples go in for some unconventional re­ (3 ) Batman grouping Shirtey McLaine, James Coburn. ® What's Happening Now Susan Sarartdon. 19B0. Rated PG (S) Tames y Debates 8:00AM CD Jinnmy Swaggart (p ) Kids, Irtcorporated CD Make It Real plots a daring escape when he learns that [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday ( 3 Connecticut Lawmakers (60 min ) his wife is expecting a baby. Oliver Reed. CD Millionaire Maker - [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Darby O'Gill and the U t- Jill St. John, Edward Woodward. 1972. (3 ) Connecticut Newsmakers Major League Base CB) (3 ) Frederick K. Price tie Paopla' An Irish storyteHar matches 2:30PM (3 (3) (3 ) Young People's Special: Umbrella ^ Let's Go Bowlirig baH; Boston at Kansas City ® He-M an & Masters of the Urtiverse wits with the king of the l^echeuns. Al­ bert Sharpe, Sean Conrtery. Janet Munro. Ja c k A curious young boy befriends an ec­ (ID Punto de Encuentro BD Avanturas del Lenguardo ( S Robert Schuttar centric old man. 1959. Rated G. Firing Line [TM C ] MOVIE: The Formula' A police (H) @ ) Sesame Street [CC] (S ) McLaugMin Group [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Popeya' The cartoon Telethon: Arthritis Fourulation Con­ man investigating a friend's murder uncov @ Expect a Mirada character ar>d his frier>ds come to life in this (3 ) What About Woman tinued ers an o4 company consptracy involving a formula for synthetic fuel George C Scott. (M) The World Tomorrow musical comedy. Robin WiNiams, Shelley M OVIE: T h a Cheyenna Social Club' Duvall. 1980. Rated PG (3) [C N N ] Nowaday Worldwide Marlon Brarnlo. Martha Keller 1980 A cowboy learns that he has inherited a dl) El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart [USA] MOVIE: The Kung Fu Instruc Rated R Presen ta 1 0:45AM SS Jmdmh Lif* Wyoming social club from his late brother James Stewart, Henry Fonda. Shtrley tor* A bnlliant manial ans teacher and his star pupil become caught up in an old ri 3:00PM (D M OVIE: 'Revenge of the Vottron, Oefer>der of the Universe 11:00AM CD MOVIE: Tnan E«- Jones. 1970 Pink Panther* The bumblir>g Inspector [C N N ] Daybreak capes' Tarzan is taken prisoner by a b*g- valry between clans Ti Ling. Wang Yu @ ) Modam Maturity 1983 CkHiseau is on the trail of the French Con game hunter who wants to put him on ex- nection Peter Sellers. Dyan Cannon. Her [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Comer [C N N ] Newsday Wortdwida hibrtion in England. Johnny Weissmuller. 1:30PM BD Major League Basebell: bert Lorn 1976 [ESPN] Tennis: Volvo Monte Carlo Maureen O'Sullivan, Ian Hunter. 1936. [ESP N ] SportsCanter Open Cleveland et New York Yankees (D 3 Major League BasabaH; Teams CD David Toma Show [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Slugger’s Wife' (CC) A 3 Presentel to be Annoimeed 8:30AM CD up Front young baseball player's home run streak C B )F T V 3 ) Black Perspective B4) M OVIE: 'The Hot Line' A mr*-up in CD The Wortd Tomorrow @ Real to Real crumbles after his wife decides to return to trunks at Barcek>r>a airpon involves a her singing career. Michael O'Keefe. Re­ (3) Wild Kingdom CD It Is Written (2$ Suparsoccar haodsorrre young man in an espionage plot becca OeMomay. Manin Rm. 1985. Rated [CNN] Money Week with a wily European d^bte-ageni Kidtime PG-13 ® Adalanta [DIS] MOVIE: 'Wind in the VMliows' Charles Boyer. Robert Taylor. Mane Bu ^ Hour of Power (3) Three Stooges [U S A ] Al[ Americen Wrestling (R). Toad. Mole. Rat and Badger regard them­ Bois 1969 (3^ Heckle & Jeckie/Deputy Dewg ® Conversations With 12:15PM [D IS ] D TV selves as Edwardian gentlemen first and 3 Mark Russell Comedy Special Mark Davey & Goliath animals second. 1983 RusseH exposes the absurdities in today's dD Round Coro 12:30PM CD Jaffarsons [C N N ] Crossfire [E S P N ] GoH: 1986 PGA Houston Open news © ) Nova: The (janatic Gambia The ethi­ (3) Que Pase, USA7 Final Round. (2 hrs., 30 min.) [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! cal issues involved in gene therapy are dis­ BD Antesele al Mundial da Mexico '86 cussed (60 min.) (g) (3) Meet the Press [H B O ] Not Necessarily the News This [TM C] MOVIE: 'Sacred Ground' A 'BD Telethon: Arthritis Foundation Con (3 ) Fourth Estate comedy senes presents sketches, news tinued mountain man and his family become tar­ dD Telethon: Arthritis Foundation and film footage satirizing current events gets when they unknowingly settle on a [CN N ] News Update (S ) Spotlight on Government [CN N ] Larry King Weekend sacred Paiute Indian burial ground. Tim 2:00PM CD Major League Baseball: [ESPN] Fishin' Hole (S ) Romegnolis’ Table [D IS ] Wonderful World of Dtsrtey Mclntire. Jack Elam. Serene Hedin 1983 New York Mots at St. Louis Rated PG [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report [M A X ] MOVIE: Ladies of the Chorus' 11:1 SAM dD Para Ganta Grande Vivc ( 3 M OVIE: 'Johnny Boiir>da’ A deaf- A burlesque queen faHs in love with a soci­ desde Mexico. Richard Rocha es el anfi [D IS ] Too Smart for Strangers Winnie mute girl IS raped by a bully and bewildered 8:45AM (M) Sacred Haart the Pooh and pals show youngsters how alite Adeie Jergens, Rand Brooks, Manlyn tnon de este programa ganador del premie by the problems she must now face Jane Monroe. 1949. 9:00AM CD Comment Emmy en el que presenta acontecimientot to handle a variety of real life situations. Wyman, Charles Bickford, Lew Ayers (60 min.) [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Tuck Everlasting' A fa CD Ptesticman recientes en k>s Estados Unidos. (105 1940. mm.) mify of unfortunate farmers dnnks from a CD In Touch Ministriee [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Monwnts New 3 Malha Circus Preview magical spnng whose water gives them CD Oral Roberts 11:30AM CD Face the Nation York Giants vs. Chicago Bears in 1963 3 The Shakespeare Hour Hosted by immortality. Margaret Chamberlain. Paul Championship and 1965 Green Bay Pack­ CD High School Bowl Walter Matthau: All's Wall That Ends Flessa 1980. (B ) Josie arHj the Pussycats ers Highlights (60 min.) W all In order to Find her husband, Helena 3 The Battle of the Blimps (3 ) Kermeth Copeland CD (3§) Tha World Tomorrow [TM C] MOVIE; 'Romantic Comedy' invents rumors of her death (60 mm ) 3:30PM The first contracts for retookrig the blimp (B) MOVIE: ‘Cornin' 'Rourtd the Moun­ Tw o playwrights have trouble synchroniz­ Little House on the Prairie 3 American Film Institute Sakita to for ultra-modem mihtary use have heated tain’ Hillbillies become involved in feuds ing their interest in each other. Dudley BUly Wildar Jack Lemmon hosts this (S Expect a Miracle up competition between Goodyear arul and love potions Bud Abbott, Lou Cos­ Moore, Mary Steenburgen, Ron Leibman. American Film Institute tnbute to (2$ @ ) Sesame Street (CC) tello. Dorothy Shay. 1951 1983 Rated PG Academy-Award winning wnter/director Airship Irtdustries. (9 Porky 8i Bugs BtUy Wilder (90 min ) 3 Wild Kingdom (3) Wall Street Journal Report 1:00PM (XI N B A Bnkgtball: Playoff The World Tomorrow Telephone Auction Doubleheader (S ) This in B m ba N (3D Esta Semana en Beisboi [D IS] MOVIE: 'Oklahomal' A cowboy s @ ) La Santa Miaa This W eek W ith Devid Brinkley (CC) (D MOVIE: 'Beneath the Planet of the ® Star SMTch (3) girl goes to a dance ar>d faks in love with a (iD Super Surnley [CN N ] NFL Preview Apes' Human civikzation stages its grea­ @ ) EmbaiMform dm la Muaica Coloni- test battle for survival against a world ov- biana hired har>d. Gordon McRae, Shirley Jones. [C N N ] Daybreak [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Second Thoughts' A di­ Eddie AR>en. 1955. Rated G. emvi and ruled by apes. Chartton Heston. A Prairie Home Companion Televi­ [DIS] Dumbo's Circus vorced professional woman must make James Franciscus, Kim Hunter 1970 the choice of whether or not to have a sion Special Humonst Gamson Keillor tm- 4:00PM W M OVIE: -Joey' An orplun [H B O ) Freggle Rock (CC) baby. Lucie Amaz. Craig Wasson. Ken Ho­ CD MOVIE: 'The Scalphuntars' A fur- pans his favonte stones about Lake IS forced to become a man b^ore he has a trader and a runaway slave fight Irxkans m Wobegon. Minnesota in this television chance to be a boy after witnessing the Face the State ward. 1983 Rated PG 9:30AM CD the Old West. Bun Lancaster. SheHey Win­ version of his radio show. (2 hrs.) murder of hts father. Robby Benson, John CD Leave It to Beaver [M A X ] Comedy Experim ent: From ters. Telly Savatas. 1966 Mariey. B.J Thomas. 1973. Here to Metemity Three women, an exe­ [CN N ] Week in Review Point of View 3 F W n g L i n a CD cutive. a music teacher and a housewife, C D B J/ L o b o [HBO] MOVIE: The Main Event' A (B) Heathdiff all decide that it is time for each of them to BD This Week in BasebaM bankrupt perfume magnate's only asset is 3 Golf: Uberty Mutual, Legends of OoH (S ) Oey of Discovery have a baby. a contract she owns on a prizefighter Coverage of the rtintb anirxial PGA Serwor O MOVIE: Tha Family Jewels' A 9- Toumament event is featured from Austin. year old must decide which of her father's who's afraid to fight Barbra Streisand ® Celebrate 12:00PM CD Jaffarsons TX. (2 hrs) six brothers she wants to hve with vi order Ryan O'Neal. 1979. Rated PG. (3 ) Tenrteeeee Tuxedo CD Bamaby Jones to collect her mheritaoce. sierry Lewis. [M A X ] Crazy About Tha Movfas: Mari­ B S P EU C U LA : ‘B Alband' Vincente Fer ® Rev. Devid Paul CD Hour of Power Donna Butterworth, Sebastian Catot lyn Monroa ■■ Bayond tha Lagand An in­ nartdez. MarK>aRa Torres. Dacia Gortzalez Nueva York Ahora (3) Greetest Sporta Legands 1965 timate portrail of Mantyn Monroe through the use of film clips, still phologrepha and dJ] Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera ® Acta of Faith/Passover (3 ) M O V IE: Sitting Target' A convict mtatviews with people who knew her wei. ... Contm uM l WEEKENP PLUS, Saturday. April 26, 1988 — 18 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, April 26. 1986 - 19

dower whh a son becomes involved with a dD Love Connection g Novala: Querer Volar 6:00PM ® Eyewltnaaa News showgirt. Frank Sinatra. Edward G. Robin­ [USA] That Girl dS French Chef ® g Oiffrent Strokes son. Eleanor Parker. 1959. Weekdays 11:30AM ® AN in the Family dD Voitron, Defendar of tha Univaraa ® Action News g Greatest Mystery Sunday, Continued ® g New Love American Styta [C N N ] International Hour ® g Hart to Hart g MOVIE: 'JannHor A Women's [D IS] Dumbo’s Circus THE CARTIER Story' A widow becomes involved in a bit­ ® I Draam of Jeannia g g Gim m e a Break ter power struggle for control of ) w hus­ g C N N Haadlina Naws [U SA] liar's Club g Knot's Landing AFFAIR 6:00AM ® CBS Early Morning News g 3-2-1. Contact (CC) band's company after he dies. EHzabeth 3 : 30PM ® She Ra Princess of Power g NewsCenter 1974 G. Montgomery. Bradford Dillman, Scott Hy­ g Andy Griffith ® New Zoo Revue ( ^ Sesame Street (CC) g Doctor Who @ ) Masterpiece Theatre: By the Sword [ESP N ] Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour- lands. 1979. g g S e r a b M a QD Trims formers ® World News This Morning [DIS] Dumbo's Circus g g N e w s DMded (CC ) Part 4 of 9 A Roundhead rvai Joan Collins (1.) portrays a dD Keys to Success dD Flying Nun g Tennessee Tuxerto troop amves at Amescote looking for sil­ ® Jimmy Swaggart 9:00AM d 3 S2S.OOO Pyramid g Reporter 41 [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Conan the Destroyer' television sex goddess who [CNN] Newsnight [U S A ] Varied Programs g G . I . Joe ver. (60 min.) (CC ) Tricked by a wicked queen, Conan (3D g [U S A ] Varied Programs ® Brady Bunch g MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour doesn’t realize that her secre- [ESPN] T o Bo Announced ® Eyewitness News g Wild. Wild World of Animals [CN N] Nows Update must face countless obstacles in order to (3D C N N Headline News 12:00PM tary (David Hasselhoff) Is an ® g Donahua g Challenge of the Oobots [U SA ] USA Cartoon Express [ESPN] Auto Racing '66: Formula One stop her evil magic. Arnold Schwarzer>eg- 12:1 SAM ® World Vision ® First Edition Naws g Bugs Bunny Odd Couple Grand Prix of San Marino Racing cover­ ger.Grace Jones. Wih Chamberlain. 1984, ex-convIct In "The Cartier At- (3D (0 Wild World of Animals 6 : 30PM ® g Too Close for Comfort [M AX] m o v i e -. 'Steol' Ten ® ® News age from tmola, Italy. (2 hrs.) Rated PG. lair, ” airing SUNDAY, APRIL 12:25AM g 20 Minute Workout (3D Doris Day daredevil construction workers race g M e n r Griffin g Go Bots g Benson M OVIE: 'Moving Violations* [ T M C ] M QVIE: 'Popaye' The cartoon 27 on NBC. g ABC News TMs Morning g Catholic Mass [HBO] against lime to finish a skyscraper before a g M o v i e [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer g g NBC Nightly News (CC) A moronic group of students strug­ character er>d his friends come to life in this g El Club 700 critical deadline Jennifer O ’Neill. Lee Ma­ g Sesame Street Joker's Wild Nightly Business Report gles to graduate from traffic school. John musical comedy. Robin Williams, Shelley g NewsCenter [USA] g CHECK LISTINGS FOB EXACT TIME jors. George Kennedy. 1980. Rated PG. gD Robotech g Best of Family Feud Munay, Jennifer TiHy. James Keech. Duvall. 1980. Rated PG. g Varied Programs 4:00PM ® Love Boat g ABC News 12:30AM ® Naked City [CN N] Daybreak g Fat Albert 1985 Rated PG-13. [U SA ] Monroes g Super Password ® g Ha-Man 6i Masters of the Univ­ g Noticiero SIN [M A X ] M OVIE: 'The River' (CC) A hard­ dD Dr. Gene Scott [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club Little House on the Prairie 6:10PM [M A X ] M OVIE: Loving Cou g Break tha Bank erse g Sanford and Son working farm family must use all their re­ [ESPN] Aerobics: Bodies in Motion g pies’ Tw o couples go in for some urtcon- [DIS] National Previow (iD My Three Sons ® Sale of the Century [CN N ] Showbiz Today sources to save their larK). Mel Gibson, ventional re-grouping. Shirley McLaine, g ’Ryan's Hope ® RoWn s N#st ® Daybreak [CN N ] Daywatch Sissy Spacek. Scott Glenn. 1984. Rated James Coburn. Siusan Sarandon. 1980. 12:45AM 6:30AM ^ Sesame Street (CC) ® VagaS [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet PG-13. [H BO ] MOVIE; Hardbodies'(CC) Three ® Fat Albart & Cosby Kids [D IS ] You and Me, Kid g O . I . Joe Rated PG. dD Perry Mason middle-aged single men seek out advice in ® 700 Club [U S A ] Calliope Children's Programs 4:30PM ® Bums & Allen ® CB S News g Brady Bunch 6:30PM Part 6 of 6 A nun reading tho bible at a picking up beautiful beach girls in southern [CNN] Take 2 CjD Great Space Coaster g Transformers Dancing away (Jt) Good Times ® Muppets (3D Name of the Gan>e cricket match gives Charters and Caldicott California Graht Kramer. Teal Roberts 9:30AM ® am New Let's Make a [ESPN] Aerobics: Bodies in Motion Deal [C N N ] Evans and Novak (g ) M OVIE: 'Sunset Boulevard' An aging the clue that leads them to the murderer 1984 Rated R (3D 20 Minute Workout g Divorce Court ® Ted Knight Show ® The Young thr silent screen star, attached to an oppor­ (60 m in) g Woody Woodpecker ® Leave It to Beaver 12:30PM and NEW YORK (UPI) - The [T M C ] M OVIE: AH of Me* A hapless (g) (E) NBC Nightly News 1:00AM ® MOVIE: Operation Thun­ Restless g (0 Sesame Street (CC) lawyer's rtormal routine assuntes a differ­ tunistic young screenwriter, pulls him derbolt' Israeli commandos risk their lives ® g Partridge Family producers of the syndicated TV tg ) Family Classics down with her in a megalomaniacal illusion dD Start of Something Big g NBC News at Sunrise g g Quincy ent perspective after a cantankerous hei­ in a daring attempt to free hostages being , ® Midday with Bill Boggs of returned graftdeur. William Holden, Glo­ [CN N] Evening News g Voitron, Defender of the Universe (ID Tony Randall show "Dance Fever" are ress's soul transmigrates into one side of ® Bob Uackar's Wacky World of held by Arab terrorists at Uganda s En- ^ ® g Loving g Novela: Cuando es Culpable el Am or his body. Steve Martin, Lily Tomlin, Ri­ Sports ria Swanson, Erich Von Stroheim. 1950. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Slugger's Wife’ (CC) A tebbe airport Yehoram Gaon. Klaus Kin­ ^D El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart (iD Ghost and Mrs. Muir g M .A .S.K . looking for a few good dancers to young baseball player's home run streak (ID [ESPN] Varied Programs chard Libertini. 1984. Rated PG-13. (3) ABC News (g ) g ) Amazing Stories A Jamaican ba­ ski. Sybil Denning 1978 Presanta g Jim m y Swaggart [CN N] News Day appear on the program next fall bysitter employs the powers of voodoo to crumbles after his wife decides to return to g g Search for Tomorrow (CC) 5:00PM 1® Koiah SD Charytin ClD Tales from the Darkside gD Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors g Break the Bank tame two mischievoos boys. (R), In Stereo. her singing career. Michael O'Keefe, Re­ g Dick Van Dyke [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club and they're traveling to 35 cities ® Black Sheep Squadron [C N N ] Inside Business becca De Mornay, Martin Ritt. 1985. Rated [CNN] CttEssfire [CN N ] Business Day g .loumal [USA] BuHseye to find them. g$ Nature: Secrets of an African ® All My Children PG-13 [USA] Second Cash Flo Expo [D IS] Mousercise Hoy Mismo 1:00PM g (3D Fame [ESPN] SportsCenter Jungle (CC) The fragile ecosystem of the (3D 4:30PM ® g Thundercats Auditions begin in the second remote rain forests in southwest Came­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Romantic Comedy' [ESPN] Nation's Business Today (5?) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood ® M eiv Griffin (1$ MiHionaire Maker ® 60 Minutes 1 :1 5AM ® George and Mildred ® Peopia's Court week of April in Minneapolis, 7:00PM roon is examined. (60 min.) In Stereo. Tw o playwrights have trouble syrKhroniz- g [DIS] Movie (jg) CHiPs Patrol ® ® The Disney Sunday Movie: ing their interest in each other Dudley ® ABC News ^ 6:45AM ® New s [DIS] Newl Animal World: Reindeer (3 ) Of>e Day at a Time Days of Our Lives g Good Timas and continue through June. ^ Mor>eymakers Robin Hood (CC) This animated produc­ Moore, Mary Steenburgen. Ron Leibman g (^Weather Men g g dD Siempre en Domingo 1:30 AM ® David Susskind (@ Instructionai Programs gMotkSiMindy " I f it moves on the floor we’re (SSFish tion features, the exploits of Robin Hood 1983. Rated PG. g ® Music City. U S.A. 7:00AM ® CBS Morning News 10:00AM ® Hour Magazine g WKRP in Cincinnati and his battles with the Sheriff of Not­ [CN N] Prime News [U S A ] Cover Story (R). g Beverly Hillbillies interested,” said producer Paul (5T) The Shakespeare Hour Hosted by ® I Love Lucy tingham. (2 hrs.) [HBO] Philip Marlowe, Private Eye: (3D Independent Network News ® Inspector Gadget g She Ra Princess of Power Gilbert. Walter Matthau: Twelfth Night Viola ® Sports Extra dD Mis Huespedes ® Switch Blackmaiters Don't Shoot Marlowe goes 10:30PM ® g Good Morning America (CC) ® Sally Jessy Raphael g The Jetsons disguises herself as a boy after being ship­ [C N N ] Newsnight Update dD Dick Van Dyke Successful applicants get an after some blackmailers who are hounding ® Meat tha Mayors ® Joker's Wild wrecked. (60 min.) (3D Blue Knight ® Man About the House ClD Tha Jetsons [DIS] Donald Duck Presents all-expense paid trip to Los a movie queen. (00 min.) (3D Christian Science Monitor Reports 1:45AM 1:30PM ® As the World Turns Telethon: Arthritis Foundation Con­ Solid Gold 111) Carrascolendas QD Sanford and Son [USA] Jackpot Angeles and a chance to win tinued [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Brigadoon' Tw o Amen- (3D The Untoucliables 2:00AM (3D star Games ® Hour Magazine (S ) (^]) Punky Brewster Punky's ne\^ tap cans come across a little village in the (2D She Re Princess of Power g Julia ® Three’s Company dancing class proves disappointing when (g) Jimmy Swaggart (3) ABC News g Varied Programs 5:00PM $56,000 in cash and prizes. [CNN] Newswatch Scottish highlarxls that comes alive one g g Today g 700 Club her teacher proclaims her a klutz. (R), In ® Brady Bunch [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock day every 100 years. Gene Kelly. Van dD Ask the Manager [USA] Millionaire Maker g Andy Griffith For more information write Stereo. g4) ($D Sesame Street (CC) g g Family Ties ® Jeopardy Johnson. Cyd Charisse. 1954. Rated G. [ESPN] Major League Baseball'a Grea­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Emanueae dD Green Acres Gilbert at "Dance Fever.” 1541 5:30PM Tony Brown's Journal 2:10AM (3D Superfriends g Instructional Programs gD Wild Side [TM C ] MOVIE: Thief of Hearts' (CC) A test Hits: World Series Greatest Mo­ in Bangkok' Emmanuelle teaches her lov­ ® Police Woman Hogan's Heroes 2:00PM ® g One life to Live N. Vine St., Hollywood. Calif., (ID (3 ) Fleet of Doom young thief breaks into a home ar>d steals ments ers the art of total pleasure Laura Gemser. (41) Mundo Latino g [DIS] Varied Progrems g Eight Is Enough ® Let's Make a Deal 90028! [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday (0 ) Novela: Cristal the secret journals of the wife. Steven [H B O ] Not Necessarily the News This Chris Avram. Debra Berger. 1978 Rated (91) M .A.S.K . g Benson g D a lla s Bauer, Barbara Williams. John Getz. 1984. comedy senes presents sketches, news R I Love Lucy [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) ( ^ Wild America (CC) [CNN] Daybreak © ) Secret City g g Happy Days Rated R. In Stereo. and film footage satirizing current events g g Another World 6:00PM ® Eyewitness News (@ ) Jem 2:15AM ® CBS News Nightwatch [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl d D Press Your Luck g M*A*S*H 8:30PM CD F>c«-of« [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Joined in Progrees g Heckle & Jeckle/Daputy Dawg ® M OVIE: "The Parallax View' An in­ [U SA ] Virginian [U SA] USA Cartoon Express [U SA] Make Me Laugh g g Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood Him for Mills vestigative repKirter tnes to uncover a (g ) (3) Alfred Hitchcock Presents A 1 1 :00PM ® Eyewitness News [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Hot Resort' A group of dD Novels: La Rival 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Sunday 7:30AM ® woody woodpecker & 10:30AM ® Maka Room for Daddy g Benson nationwide conspiracy of political assas­ manipulating murderer attempts to escape ® Taxi young men are given }obs on an island re­ (0) We're Cooking Now sins Warren Beatty. Paula Prentiss. Wil­ from prison with the help of an elderly sort but can't keep their minds on their Friends ® Divorce Court g Andy Griffith HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - 7:30PM (g) ® Fathers and Sons ® The World Tomorrow dD The Munsters liam Daniels 1974 Sean is disappointed when his father grave digger (R). In Stereo ' work Bronson Pmehot. Marcy Walker. If) Straight Talk ® Tic Tec Dough g People's Court Ponna Mills will spend her (3D Odd Couple Linda Kenton Rated R [CNN] News Day ® ® News won't take the time to help him with his (3) Alica (11) Heathdiff (3D Best Talk in Tow n g Novele: Prindpessa hiatus from the “ Knots proiect for the father/son school science g NewsCenter [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Formula' A pokce [U SA] Alive & Went ® Police Story [USA] Lancer (18) Varied Programs QD 20 Minute Workout g Diff'rent Strokes Landing” series this spring fair. (3) News man investigating a fnerxf's murder u tko v - M OVIE: 'Coma* A doctor investigates (20) He-Man 2:30PM ® Capitol (3D g $ New ton’s Apple (CC) Learn how to 9:00PM d ) M OVIE: ROTtinfl Ptace’ ers an oti company conspiracy involving a g g Sale of the Century [CNN] Newswatch starring in “ Encounters.” a bizarre happenings in a big Boston hospi­ g Newsmakers cure a headache arKi balance an egg (CC ) An Army officer faces a Georgia formula for synthetic fuel George C Scott. (3D He-Man & Masters of the Universe g Alice ® Woody Woodpecker [DIS] Newl Animat World: Reindeer two-hour dramatic TV movie for tal. Genevieve Bujold. Richard Widmark. town's prejudice when he attempts to ar- i S ) State W e're In Marlon Brando. Marthe Keller 1980 (9i) GoBots ® Dating Game Men Michael Douglas 1978 @ ) Cats and Dogs rartge the burial of a black Vieirwn war Rated R g 3-2-1. Contact Columbia Pictures Television. dD Connecticut: Now [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer QD M .A .S .K . [U S A ] Chain Reaction (3D Dempsey and Makepeace [DIS] Intamational Circus Stars of To­ hero in a white' cemetary. John Lithgow. (ID The New Card Sharks Mills will portray a woman morrow Ben Vereen hosts the annual Frances Siemhagen. G D. Spradlin. 1986. [C N N ] Inside Business 2:20AM ($9) MOVIE: That's tha g Great Space Coaster ( ^ Small Wonder Spirit' A young man, kiNed when hts baby (ESPN) Nation's Business Today [USA] Gong Show 5:30PM ® Eyewitness News undergoing mental and emo­ competition of circus performers under the ® Special [D IS ] M OVIE: 'The Thirty Nine Steps* g Porky & Bugs (3 ) NewsCenter age of 25 at the Festival Mondial du Cirque An innocent man becomes involved m was bom, pleads with the Angel of Death 8:00AM QD sn ChaHonge of the Go. 1 1 :00AM ® Price Is Right ® W hat's Hi«>peningtl tional disintegration after 15 ® ® MOVIE: Honkytonk Man' (CC) in to let him return to Earth Jack Oakie. de Demain in Paris. Franco. (90 min.) murder and an ingenious spy plot Robert bots g Magic of OH Painting ® g News Sneak Preview hopes of performing at the Grand Ole Opry. Paggy Ryan. Buster Keaton 1945 ® Divorce Court years of a supposedly happy Donat. Madeleine Carroll. G ^ r e y Tearle (ID Polka Dot Door dD The Flintstonir ^ Odd Couple [ESPN] NH L Hockey: Divisional Finais an aging country singer travels across the ® A Perfect Match g Laveme and Shirley marriage. 1935 2:30AM [CN N ] sports Let anight [D IS] Varied Programs (5D No Empuien Programs comico con backroads of America with his nephew. (29) Inspector Gadget ® Bewitched g NewsCenter ® Murder, She Wrote (CC) [ESPN] SportsCenter Larry Thompson, executive Raul Astor 8:00PM Clint Eastwood. Kyle Eastwood, Barry Cor­ [ESPN] SportsCenter gD ($2) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood 3:00PM ® The Guiding Light g 3-2-1. Contact (CC) An ex-student is found murdered at a sntall bin. 1982. [H B O ] MOVIE: Code of Silence' (CC) A (3D Movie producer of "Encounters.” said ® M O V IE: The Glass W eb (91) The Jetsons (S ) Austin City Limits New Er>glar>d college at which Jessica is to Chicago vice cop must battle the mob as 3:00AM QD Good Housekeeping ® g alayce and the Wheeled Warriora g WKRP in Cincinnati ® N e w Jersey People An actress blackmails a casting directoi the plot involves the woman's [CN N] Newswatch deliver the commencement address. (60 well as his own department's corruption [D IS] Donald Duck Presents ® g General Hospital g Jefffarsora and a writer until she is murdered Edward g Beverly HHIbillies , min.) (R). (3D tove Boat Chuck Noms. Henry Silva. 1985. Rated R constant sexual fantasies that [D IS] MOVIE: 'Beniker Gang' A family G Robinson. John Forsythe. Marcia Hen 8:30AM ® ^ The Flintstones g g Wheel of Fortune ® Hawaii Five-0 g Novala: Vivir un Poco of orphaned children embark on a cross­ ® Star Search g ) ® MOVIE: The Cartier Affair' A TV gradually control her mind until superstar and her male secretary team up [U S A ] HerbaUfe dor son 1954 ® Romper Room (ID The Jetsons ($7) Beachcombers country (ourrrey that takes them to Hawaii (4$ Lifestyles of tha Rich and Famous ® David Toma Show g Good Times they become real encounters in search of a new life. Andrew McCarthy. to recover jewels that were stolen by an 1 1 :30PM ( D CBS N « n (3D MOVIE: 'Once Before I Die* A U S (1D g Scooby Doo (4D Grandes Novelas: Tu Eras Mi Oes- g Rocky and Friends Ufastylas of the Rich and Famous underworld figure. Joan Collins. David Cavalry ma|or and his fiancee are caught m that threaten her marriage and Charlie Fields. Jennie Durrdas 1985 Rated (ID ( T ) BIim Knight tino ] g Scooby Doo [DIS] Wonderful World of Disney Hasselhoff. Telly Savalas. 1964. (R). a Jaj^anese attack John Derek, Ursula An­ (lD Romper Room end Friends g Varied Programs Serna Barbara [USA] All Star Blitz sanity. gD Mastarpiaca Theatre: By the (XIGBIN«» dress. Richard Jaeckel 1966 g Heathdiff g g Sword Divided (CC ) Colonel Marsh re­ CD (g) MHHotwira Ktakw [CNN] News Ovemighi turns with orders to take Amescote by QD Th* Honkynwocwra [ESPN] N HL Hockey: Divisional Finals force. (60 min.) O CNN HudHn* News [USA] Best of Money. Money (3 ) It's a Living Puzzle Solutions @ ^ Spans Machins 3:30AM d3 woHd vwoo SAVE $Z00 d D Lifestyles of the Rich aiKl Famous (g l Ptofils Boston [C N N ] Waek in Raviaw 3:45AM [M A X ] m o v i e : -Tho Raior'o lip Spiritual LHs Cnisado Edge' (CC ) After witnessing tha horrors of SIMONIZ* SPECIAL [DIS] MOVIE: 'Harbia Goas to Monta [CN N] Spons Tonight Carlo' Wisle in France preparing for a b*g World War I. a man searches the world to find the meawng of life. BiB Mjrray. ThJar- O N LY $49.95 race. Herbie's gas tar\K becomes the hiding 11:45PM (33 Entertainment This place for a stolen diamoixl. Dean Jortes, Week Pop superstar Jermaine Jackson esa Russell. 1984. Rated PG-13. (A $69.95 VALUE) answer Don Knotts, Julie Sommars. 1977. Rated taAs about his latest solo album. 'Pracious 3:50AM [H B O ] M OVIE: The Jerk* □ □ FINALE OFFSET BANNER G Moments’. (60 mm.) In Stereo This comedy involves the outrageous rise ------MAGAZINE Package includes: SLEEPY CAJOLE UPTOWN [HBO] MOVIE: Tha Purpla Roaa of (13 A B C Nows to stardom of an mept and unlucky fool. a Royal Touch Car Wash □ □ Stave Martin. Bemadatta Paters. Catkn Cairo' (CC) An urthappky married waitress [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Tha ShM n g' Ghostly A political candidate usually Adams. 1979 Rated R. CAR WASH • Deluxe SImonIz* with □ IS shocked when her ntovie idol steps off Visions of murdered chddren are just some “stands” for this— New. Exciting. Locally Produced. □ □ the screen and into her kfe. Mia Farrow, of the strange events that haunt a family 4:00AM [CNN] tony King OvomlBlit orbital buffer □ □ □ Jeff Daniels, Darmy Aietto. 1985. Rated staying at an isdaiad mountain resort. NEW ENGLAND’S 1^^ • Complete Interior W H AT TH E PG. [U SA ] Koyo to Succooo Another example of the Herald’s □ □ Jack Nicholson, Shaley Duvafl. Scatman in PEOPLE WILL Crothars. 1980 Rated R. 4:15AM [TMC] MOVIE: -SNpwroch- cleaning Includes □ □ □ 9:30PM CE) m Dapih TOUCHLESS CAR WASH “FALL” FOR Shipwrock victim iharo ■ doMrtarl ioland commitment to the needs and windows, ashtrays, □ □ □ □ □ □ [i t Flamingo Hcwj 11:50PM [M AX] Comady Espart- with Kodiik baara. wolvaa and a kAar door jambs ® Fight Back With David HoronnlQ mant: From Haro to Matawdty Thraa whale. Rohan Logan. MikkI Jamiaon- We’re the first in a new generation □ □ □ □ 3 woman, an esacutiva. a music tsschsr and Otaon. Haathar Rattray. 1978. Rotad G. interests of Manchester. * Engine steam cleaned □□□□□ □□□□□ [U S A ] Wamad: Daad or ANva a housswifa. al dscids that it is tans lor of high tech wash equipment. 4:30AM [U S A ] Room 222 * Interior vacuuming □ J 10:00PM (X) Nawa each of thorn to have a baby. Absolutely nothing touches your car QD In tha Black 12:00AM ® Sports ExM □ □ □ 344 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER. CT CALL FOR APPOBfTMENT □ □ □ QS Indapandant NatiMMk Nawa ® Jimmy Watch for it every Saturday! flUnaiOM/Out (S)BM r Troll 0FF81VAUO WtTH OOUaON ONLY sons (8l Anna Karanina g a «M y BuoMooo I S M a n Sparta eHosw'sHomeo IB) Myaaaw: Chanan S Crtdtaon ICC) g MOVIE; *A Halo In tfio HooT A wi- WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 26, 1986 — «> WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April 26. 1986 21 Music Stacy Keach and the one-man campaign by Marti Schwad The times they are a-changin’ Top ten NEW YORK — "Welcome back to New York,” said the By Elhlla Ann Vara to be with Guiffra, had most Sisters, “ So Excited” (RCA- doorman, as he thrust a piece of recently been working with Columbia/$29.95; "Rush — NEW YORK (AP) — paper at the star and asked for Rudy Sarzo and Tommy Aldrige Grace Under Pressure" (RCA- Bast-selling records of the Bob Dylan was one of the few an autograph. (both of whom used to be with Columbia/$29.95); “ Rainbow — weak based on Cashbox As the star strolled toward not wearing formal duds. Ozzy Osbourne — who himself t h e Final Cut’ ’ magazine's nationwide Rockefeller Center for a picture He was presented with the Video used to be with Black Sabbath) (RCA-Columbia/$29.95); Bar­ survey; session at the ice skating rink, ASCAP Founders Award by the in their new band. Driver. bra Streisand, "The Broadway 1. "Kiss,” Prince and the heads snapped and jerked. American Society of Composers Beat Scorecard, anyone? Album" (CBSFox/$29.95); Revolution " Is that Stacy Keach ? ” some Authbrs and Publishers. Tears for Fears, "In My Mind’s 2. "Addictedto Love” would say. Others knew. “ That Dylan — only the second □ □ □ E ye” (Media/$19.95); “ Twisted was Stacy Keach! ” songwriter to receive this honor Robert Palmar The normally reclusive Stevie Sister" (Atlantic Music/$19.95). Keach, arm-in-arm with (it was awarded to Stevie 3. "Manic Monday,” ' Nicks agreed to be interviewed Lauren Hutton, who turned her Wonder in 1985) — did seem □ □ □ Bangles He accepted the congratulations by Mary Turner on the share of heads, too, drew a big uncomfortable when ADCAP 4. “What You Need,” of guests including Whoopie syndicated radio program "O ff Coming up on cable; “ Rock crowd. Kodaks clicked and arms Stacy Keach, TV's President Hal David called him INKS Goldberg. Dudley Moore, the Record,” airing nationwide and Rule,” an animated musical extended for handshakes. "the poet of his generation. ’ ’ 5. “Rock Me Amadeus,” tough-guy detective, Leonard Cohen, Chrissie Hynde, during the week of April 28 to fantasy featuring songs by Lou "Welcome back,” they said. Later, Dylan said he accepted Falco Donny Osmond and Bob Seger. May 4. Reed, Debbie Harry and Iggy "Good to see you." flashes a broad smile the plaque not for himself but on Pop. airs Monday on The Movie 6. "These Dreams,” For Keach, the comeback trail □ □ □ on his arrival in New behalf of Jimmy Reed. Hank □ □ □ Channel and ’Tuesday on HBO. Heart from two years of heavy cocaine Williams. Muddy Waters and Poor old Black Sabbath is 7. "West End Girls,” Pet abuse, which led to six months in York after spending others who "should have gotten Home-video music cassettes □ □ □ having singer troubles yet are rolling out hot and heavy. Shop Boys a London prison, was long and six months in an awards like this, too." again. Glenn Hughes, who only Michael Burnet, bass player 8. “Harlem Shuffle,” rough. But there were friends Dylan than proceeded to turn Newcomers include: “ Alaba­ English prison for joined the group for its latest for the R&B combo Cameo, was Rolling Stones who made it easier. Folks like heads when he arrived at his ma’s Greatest Hits” (RCA- album, bowed out of the band’s injured recently in Atlanta, 9. "Lot’s Go All the Way," Frank Sinatra, who called him a cocaine smuggling. celebratory party in the Coiumbia/$19.95); "Jim m y Buf­ hero; Gregory Peck, A1 Pacino, concert tour claiming strained fett — Live by the Bay” when he deliberately crashed Sly Fox United Press International company of Elizabether Taylor. Roger Moore and Burt vocal cords. He has been (MCA/$29.95): "This Is Video his motorcycle, swerving tq 10. "Tender Love," Force Reynolds, who wrote him letters replaced by Ray Gillen, 25. Clash” (CBSFox/$19.95): “ The avoid a young girl on a bicycle. M.D.'s show of faith in Keach and the and talked of his courage. wasting away in prison, one man went to work. "Finally, he said OK, we’re Meanwhile, former Sab F irm " (Atlantic Music/$19.98); The girl was unhurt, and Hammer series. Of course, a man who is put his money and job on the line First, when Variety reported going to give you a second vocalist Ronnie James Dio Grace Jones, "State of Grace” Burnett’s cuts and bruises were “ I wasn’t going to let go of a arrested for attempting to to make sure that the actor that the series had been chance. We’re going to give you Elhlie Ann Vare tunes into replaced his own band’s (RCA-Columbia/$19.95); Lover- not serious enough to keep him quality show like Mike Hammer smuggle 1.3 ounces of cocaine would have something to return canceled, Bernstein took $2,000 a two-hour pilot but just stop rock for Newspaper Enterprise guitarist. Vivian Campbell, with boy, "Any Way You Look At It" out of the recording studio for and I wasn’t going to let go of into London’s Heathrow Airport to. The result is "The Return of of his own money and took out those letters." Association. Craig Goldie. Goldie, who used (CBS Fox/$19.98); Pointer Cameo’s upcoming LP. ■ Stacy Keach," Bernstein said. should not be lauded as a hero. Mickey Spillane’s Mike ads in both Los Angeles trade Columbia Pictures, which " I have great respect for I But it is the way Keach handled Hammer,” a two-hour movie magazines to say it wasn’t so. produces the Hammer series, Stacy Keach. I admire a man himself that commands respect. starring Keach, Hutton and Then, when CBS was also helped out. When CBS who’s the president of his high He went to London expecting others. wavering about the future of the decided to use Hammer reruns school, who goes to Yale, who to pay a heavy fine and go home. If all goes well, the series will Hammer series, Bernstein hit to keep the series freshin the studies at the Royal Academy in A ’50s shoe made out of new leather That’s what his lawyers told him return in the fall. the trail at a cost of $60,000. public’s mind, Columbia London, who wpn all these would happen. Instead. British Much of the credit for the visiting IS msgor cities to drum pumped in $1 million for awards for acting — so the guy authorities gave him nine return of Hammer goes to Jay up fan support. He went to promotion, much more than the By Mika Barry The result is “ Class of ’55," The album will be distributed Rock and Roll With You.” witli opening lines that reflect made a mistake. Let’s don’t kill months in prison, perhaps to Bernstein. Chicago, Houston, Detroit, New ordinary rerun P.R. budget. subtitled “ Homecoming," an nationally by America Records, Orbison’s wistful, longing voice what “ Class of ’55" is about: him for it. He certainly paid make an example of the popular Some call him Hollywood’s York, Washington, Baltimore, And Bernstein took his case to MEMPHIS. Tenn. - Carl album brimming with lusty he added, and should be in stores dominates "Coming Home” and "W ell, Nashville had county more than anybody we know. American private eye, the last superstar-maker. In 1974, he Oklahoma City, Philadelphia, to Los Angeles, where he went to a Perkins describes it as a '"50s guitar, barrelhouse piano and in a few weeks. Lewis’ trademark adrenalin music but Memphis had the soul hip Hollywood restaurant known "H e certainly learned his The white boy had the rhythm “ character he played on “ Mickey took a little-known actress name a few, asking everyone he shoe made out of new leather." outlaw singing. Memphis hasn’t " I t ’s been a very exciting piano revs up "K eep My Motor lesson." Spillane’s Mike Hammer" named Farrah Fawcett and put met to write Harvey Shephard, as a star hangout and had the The ageless rockabilly was heard anything like it since the venture all the way,” said Running." Listeners will have and that started rock 'n’ roll." And he certainly had some series on CBS. her on a show called "Charlie’s senior vice president, programs, waiters wear buttons which said referring to a record that great Sun recordings of the 1950s Perkins, but he concedes he had no hint that Orbison was ill The record "is a thing I think friends. The show was put on extended Angels." That worked out fine. at CBS. “ I love Stacy Keach." When reunited four music giants in a under Sam Phillips. some initial apprehensions throughout the session and music needed to huppen. And it For Keach. there was one very hiatus and everyone waited. Six He also transformed a third-lead “ I figured I’m going to take Keach was released, Bernstein legendary studio in Memphis. "I'd say it has the feel of a '50s about Moman’s project. Lewis was suffering from needed to happen here in happy day that stands out in his months after entering prison, . i actress named Susanne Somers this to the American public. In issued new buttons that said. Perkins. Jerry Lee Lewis, shoe made out of new leather," “ 1 wondered how he would ulcers. Memphis, where it all started," mind. Keach left a free man. He paid a into a household word on America, you only make "Ham m er is back.” Johnny Cash and Roy Orbison said Perkins at a recent banquet ever get four old. worn-out The result is country, rock ’n’ Perkins said. “ The memorable moment was heavy price. While Keach was “ Three’s Company.” And he did someone pay for a mistake once, And when it was decided to do filed into Sun Record Studio last celebrating the record’s debut. rockabillies together, and get roll, blues and gospel all "There were some emotional putting the trenchcoat and hat the same for Kristy McNichoi. not twice. You give someone a the return of Hammer show, fall to commit their roots to “ It's a good album." said them to harmonize and make percolated and served up experiences with all of us," he Bernstein also serves as second chance. They wrote so actors like Dabney Coleman, back on," Keach said. ‘"That vinyl. producer Chips Moman. a man sense out of it.’’ But harmonize steaming hot. The music evokes said of the "Homecoming" Mark Scbwed writes about executive producer for the many letters to Harvey Dionne Warwick and Mickey was pretty good." ■ of few words. ’ they do on two of the record’s ten images of endless highways, session. “ I saw wet eyes on a television for United Press Hammer series, and when Shephard that his mail was Rooney donated their time to .Moman. who had the idea to tracks. all-night cafes, bus stations and person that has been called ’The International. Keach went to jail, Bernstein screwed up for months. appear in the show. It was a bring the musicians back to On the rest, they share muddy rivers. Killer,’ ” none other than Jerry Memphis after 30 years, said spotlights. Cash lends his Perkins is particularly proud Lee Lewis, the only one of the of "Birth of Rock and R oll," a four who lives in Memphis. ■ Mike Berry writes for United 40.000 copies of “ Class of ’55” locomotive-deep voice to song he penned for the album. CBS makes more changes in prime time Press International. have been pressed for starters. chronicle the Sun story in " I Will • NOW OPEN • \t h e p e r f e c t a c c e s s o r y I By Andrew J. Edeltlein also includes Jose Ferrer as the Marcos, a recurring role as fall ’85 casualties. CBS. John Lithgow stars as an YOUR FULL SERVICE VIDEO STORE FOR YOUR NEW VCR: Magnums’ aide-de-camp. Army officer who journeys to a I editor and Eva Gabor as a □ □ □ On paper, the CBS move looks small Georgia town to assist in On Thursdays — a night Washington socialite. wise: It now has built a solid On Monday, NBC rebroad­ the burial of a black Vietnam I Lifetime ' conceded long ago to NBC — “ Magnum. P.I.,” another action-adventure block (“ Crazy casts “ An Early Frost," one of war hero in a cemetery that has CBS has moved "Simon & one-time Thursday stalwart for {Movie Membership Like a Fox,” the recently this season’s most acclaimed TV been restricted to whites only. ------MAGAZINE Simon" back an hour to 8 p.m. CBS. has been moved to returned “ Airw olf” and now movies. Aidan Quinn ("Desper­ Frances Sternhagen plays the as a sacrificial lamb against the Saturdays at 10. starting May 3. I Includes Two Free Movie “ Magnum") to compete against ately Seeking Susan") plays a mother of another dead soldier, formidable one-two punch of The venerable Tom Selleck I Rentals New. Exciting. Locally Produced. the largely comedic program­ successful lawyer who must tell who donated the plot to the black “ The Cosby Show" and "Fam ily vehicle has been clobbered on I ming of NBC and ABC on his parents (Gena Rowlands and family; and G.D. Spradlin plays Another example of the Herald’s Ties." Thursday nights the past two MOVIES - VCRS - TV Saturdays. Ben Gazzara) not only that he is the bigoted editor of the local The Simon brothers’ former seasons by NBC’s “ Cosby CBS has added another new gay — but that he is also dying of newspaper. SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS N O W O N L Y comtnitment to the needs and time slot is now occupied by Show.” A move to the easier series to its schedule. “ Leo & Liz AIDS. Veteran actress Sylvia "Bridges to Cross," a drama Saturday slot (against the O □ □ • 1200 MOVIES IN STOCK • $1 ^ 9 5 in Beverly Hills." which airs on Sidney puts in a Golden interests of Manchester. starring Suzanne Pleshette as a fading "L o ve Boat" and I T T with This Coupon Fridays. Harvey Kormanand Globe-winning turn as the young Just in case you wanted to Washington, D.C., news­ "RemingtonSteele” ) may Valerie Perrine star as a couple man’s grandmother. know; On 'Tuesday, NBC’s " ’The GRAND OPENING SPECIALS PRE-PAYMENT PLAN magazine reporter. The cast rejuvenate the show and ensure 12 MortM for $25.00 its renewal for next season. To of transplanted Elasterners A-Team " rebroadcasts the O O □ S34B E. Middle Turnpike Tel. (2031 649-S369 I No MamOwvMp thqulnd Watch for it every Saturday! hype ratings, producers of the trying to acUust to life in episode in which "Wheel of M anchester . l £ u m S 3 4 8 East Middle Tpke. Andrew J. EdebleiB previewf Hawaii-based drama might Lotusland. It was spun off from “ Resting Place," the newest Fortune” hosts Pat Sajak and I Open Mon.-Sat. 10-8, Sun. 12-5 jI TVIdee Manchester television for Newspaper consider giving the islands’ a segment on “ George Bums “ Hallmark Hall of Fame Vanna White are the guest Enterprise Association. newest resident, Ferdinand. Comedy Week,” one of CBS’ s Presentation" airs Sunday on stars. ■ WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 26, 19»6 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. 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__ I__ d -io By Frances Sheridan Goulart Fairleigh Dickinson University School o f Dentistry. CLOAJE A TOLITICAL ow ’ s your bad habit Even better, a chocolate bar CANPII7ATB USUALLY savvy? Smoking, soda or brownie provides more "STAMPS' FOR THIS. pop and sugar may be calcium, vitamin A and protein ZC bad for building health, than the chocolate substitute carob, has fewer calories than a but they sure help you TOWPUN Now arrange the circled letters to look better, get the big banana, a small glass of 7^ form the surprise answer, as sug­ housework done and speed your grape juice or a single slice of gested by the above cartoon. H American cheese. And it’ s even recovery from injury. PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW If you’ ve been on a better than Cheddar for baiting the cellar mousetrap. chip-and-dip, not a w h a t I^ Y T T " FOR sprouts-and-celery, roll, here are Another bit o f good news T H E k A a few upbeat food facts to cheer about chocolate? The dark kind you up. is rich in copper, a Jumble solution on page 18 1. Sugar: Sugar is the No. I cholesterol-lowerer. cause o f tooth decay, but As for hot chocolate? It’s UX) nothing halts hiccups faster than percent more fattening than a spoonful. It’s also No. 1 if you seltzer water, but if you have a Is Your Body Fit need an emergency antibiotic. headache, the caffeine in a mug For The Beach? Everybody knows Combined with butter, sugar can o f hot cocoa can make an aspirin cool a bum, remedy a cut or work 20 percent faster and 40 she’s in danger. skin sores and prevent infection, percent better, says the Rockland GIBSON'S GYM says Dr. Richard Knutson o f Research Institute in Delta Medical Center in Orangeburg, N.Y. And the • Beach Package Everybody cares. Greenville, Miss., who has used magnesium in cocoa helps you 3 Month Membership this old-time Southern remedy fight pre-menstrual tension. B ut n ot en ou gh on over 1,700 patients and 3, Coffee: Getting mugged can Rich sweets like these have their good side. reduced his antibiotics use at the block sleep and make you hyper. Dark chocoiate, for instance, is rich in copper, a But if you have edema, asthma (•90 V a lu il______people are digging center by 80 percent. cholesteroi-iowerer. *59 There are even cosmetic or an aerobics class to attend, 5 FREE Suntanning Sessions 1*25 viiua) reasons to do the cube. don’ t unplug the pot. The d o w n and doin g Granulated sugar moistened and caffeine in a strong cup o f ounce, just a trace o f sodium • Frit Wil|M Tninliig • Wiffl S«irtiMili« gently massaged into the skin coffee relaxes the bronchial booster,’’ says Dr. Norman It’ s a super cleaning agent. something about it. and as much healthy • Nm UIu • ■iKyelt Airabk llk n removes makeup less abrasively tubes better than Gledhill, a professor at York Regular cola removes mildew, carbohydrates as bread, a little • FmMnllzid P rtin m than commercial scrub grains. theophylline-based asthma University in Toronto. It loosens rusted bolts;' cleans “ lite" beer can prevent the M0W Memfeen Only If the work to restore her is to And why does a sugary drink medications and reduces neutralizes lactic acid waste counter tops, even removes wax “temporary diatetes” that is a make a better sleep aid than premenstrual fluid retention products. from floors. And club soda 6 4 6 -3 1 3 1 Offer Expiree June lit common side effect of «aAUH AM3 I go on^alot more people have to sugar-free milk? it does a better better than water pills. Salt’ s medicinal and cosmetic. removes stain and smell or 519 East Middle Tpke., Manchester high-protein, low-calorie crash job o f boosting serotonin levels And according to David Scrubbed on gums, it prevents animal urine from carpets. diets, says New York nutritionist make their contrihudon.lbdaye in the sleep levels o f the brain, Shore, director o f the venereal periodontal disease. Half a cup Seven-up is a liquid life Jackie Stokes. says MIT’ s Dr. Judith Wurtman. disease department o f Bristol o f table salt dissolved in the extension for cut flowers. And moderate tippling (2 to 3 2 Locations Sugar’ s also first-rate first aid Polytechnic in England, caffeine bathwater makes an effective 6. Potato chips: Don’ t give up If not you, who? cans a day), says Thomas B. for roof-of-the-mouth pizza bum extracted from coffee applied in treatment for vaginal infection. the chip. If you hate prunes, Turner, M .D ., dean emeritus o f to Serve You Better! r n and puts out the flame o f a a salve inhibits the growth o f the Salt neuttalizes the system in a potato chips have as much the Johns Hopkins School o f R Q t e U h !N m Y»IcNe!rSk?OoIl!""** ItlC. coffee or jalapeno-pepper-bumed herpes virus. food allergy attack, and a bowel-regulating fiber as zucchini, less salt per two-ounce Medicine, improves your mood 36 Oak St. - 649-0791 Td like la 1 ^ Sew th e Udy. Endaead ie n v la i dWuctilile antrihiUon lo r tongue. And if you’ re getting saltwater gargle is good for a l^ysical, two cups of coffee serving than most popular by relieving tension and u a o m r □ no Q M S a i M onoo DMOO □OUnrt------Try putting a cube o f sugar in sore throat. 200 W. 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Used mild natural anti-nausea and a bag o f snack spuds Hr* even more caffeine than instant percent sugar, high in fat and coffee grounds even provide a stimulant, and cola provides contains more protein than a side FREE DELIVERY IN MANCHESTER! SAWtfhf hi. InufuHfkiwaidMa dish o f carrots. coffee. But don’t donate your contains three times more growth perk for houseplants. plant alkaloids that get the roMRaifVNAMK 7. Baer: According to Dr. Jean tea cozy to Goodwill yet. Recent caffeine than coffee. Now the And a digestion gently moving again. Ellis o f Mercy General Hospital studies reveal lea drinking — m c irr good news. A little controlled water-and-instant-coffee-paste Carbonated drinks even fight in Santa Anna, Calif., moderate because o f the polyphenols and fm ------i f i f f W chocolate

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Oivkl Bashaw/ManchMt#r Herald ... ConUnuod plan and he liked it," Bill says. you can and cannot do, then it Paula Leone shows how her cupboards roll out to allow her to Customizing an existing home won’t be any more expensive,” select the pots she needs. the Manchester support group for a handicapped person can be Bill says. David Baahaw/Manchaatar Harald for muitiple sclerosis, an expensive, especially when “ Drive around and see the organization that meets the m ajor structural changes must number of ramps. There are a second Tuesday of every month be made. The Leones decline to lot of handicapped people in A fold-out ironing board is another custom from 10 a.m. to noon at the quote the final cost of their new town," he says. “ But they don’t Church of Christ on Lydall home, but they say that have the proper facilities. touch in the Leone home. Street. including special needs in the “ People are fearful and think Custom touches help her get around it will cost them too much Before building the Leone plan was no more expensive home, Ansaldi had never than building from standard money. But it doesn’t bother me constructed a contemporary, to spend our money to live well. planned it exactly that way. and cabinets can thwart a may be a mixed blessing — the says Bill with a laugh. The plans. By SuMn PI«m the couple says. An architect “ If you plan these things and I ’d be willing to talk about' “Cosmetically, if you walk woman in a wheelchair. laundry room is also accessible. closet, in fact, is unusually wide friend of Paula’s designed the incorporate them into a home, if designing a home for the Architecturally, the Ansaldi- through this house you don’t see But Paula made few changes The dryer opens from the side, to accommodate Paula’s chair. home. “ We showed Ansaldi the you take into consideration what handicapped.” built home on 62 Kingswood a thing," says Paula’s husband. in her kitchen.“ I had the option instead of from the top, so she The tiled bath has no tub, but Drive is different from others in Bill, an industrial sales of having the counters lowered, can reach clothes inside. A includes instead a modified the neighborhood. The angled, manager for DuBois Chemicals. but I didn’t,” she says, small ironing board is tucked shower stall, two to three times low-slung facade presents an “ It’s a home that’s been built to demonstrating her electric into a closet, and can be folded the size of the average. Inside interesting contrast to tradi­ help a handicapped person but it wheelchair with a seat that can down on a type of hinge to the shower is a seat for Paula, tional two-story colonials and doesn’t look like a handicapped be raised or lowered to reach. A exactly the right height. “ The and a bar for her to grasp. Cropley’s Lawn & Garden Center capes in the area. home.” microwave was supposed to be guys who built the house wanted There are few other But the differences are more installed overhead, at average to see Paula and make sure modifications. The living room, □ □ □ GARDEN SPECIALS than skin deep. This home, a eye-level, but she asked to have everything was right for her, ’ ’ guest room and office are spacious one-floor contempor­ In fact, the custom-made it moved to the top of a counter, her husband says. standard. But the sun porch, I 5 lb. bag rag. *7" ary. was designed and built to details are subtle, and the instead, at her eye-level. And a wide closet just outside located through glass sliding c*": 6 cu. ft. accommodate its owner, Paula conveniences would be appre­ the laundry serves as a pantry, doors off the living room, is level Reg. $10.95 □ □ □ A/OW*5»» L«one, who has multiple ciated even by someone who was but instead of holding canned with the rest of the house, rather Our Futon is a high quality handcrafted 100% £ ' ’’9 s s sclerosis. Diagnosed 18 years hot wheelchair-bound. One particularly interesting goods, stores Paula’s craft than being a few steps down. cotton mattress. Standard sizes in stock, cus­ $8.95 materials, flower arrange­ Prior to building their new ago, she has not been able to Hallways and doorways, for design in the kitchen is the tom orders welcome. We have several styles of 4 cu. ft. walk for three years. instance, are a bit wider than storage space. Long, narrow ments, wrapping paper, and home, the couple lived just hardwood convertible frames that support the Reg. $1.95 When one thinks of building a usual. But the total effect is one drawers under the counters roll seasonal decorations. “ I can’t around the block in another Futon off the floor as a sofa or bed. Also, we 40#'" Lofts Backyard home accessible to the of airiness and open space, a out completely to allow Paula to go down the cellar," she says. Ansaldi home, a colonial. But have beautiful covers and low oak tables. physically handicapped, one feeling that is accentuated by select a utensil from the back. “ I " F o r me, this takes the place of the lot was on a hill, and Paula $6.95 Lawn Seed thinks of m ajor renovations and expanses of windows and wanted this very badly, so the a basement." was virtually housebound. 3 lb. bag. rag $4.99 NOW $ 2 .9 9 expensive additions. For the Southern exposure. “ It’s very carpenter did it,” she says, “ I got discouraged because I □ □ □ Leones, however, the conces­ spacious, very open, which I demonstrating the ease with couldn’t get out into the 38 Oak Street We carry a full supply of Lawn & Garden Supplies, Shrubs & Trees sions have been few. like," says Paula. which she can find and reach a The master bedroom is beautiful weather,” she says. A concrete ram p in the garage Often the handicapped need saucepan. "She does eveything standard, though exceptionally "This (home) allows me to live 6 4 6 -8 4 6 8 Cropley’s Lawn and Garden Center and another ram p leading from special considerations in the herself," her husband notes with large. But changes were made an almost active life, a normal 1262 Boston Tpke. • Bolton, CT. • 649-6364 a sun porch to the back yard are kitchen. Countertops are made pride. in both storage and bath. life.” She is the coordinator for HOURS: Tui:».-Sal. 11-6 / Tliiirs. 11-8 Open Mon.-Sat. 9-6 / Sunday 9-5 the only obvious indicators of a for women who stand to work, Paula would be the first to "Most people have a walk-in wheelchair. And the couple has and sometimes pantry space admit that her independence closet. This is called a drive-in,” Continued ... WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 26, 1W6 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 28. 1988 27 On the Road Nine in ten Manchester area readers prefer the Manchester Herald First aid for a broken fan belt By Richard Harris V-belt that runs a car’s alternator usually also turns the for local news A nylon stocking makes the I learned about nylon stockings when a Keeping fan that sucks in air through the best emergency substitute for a radiator to cool the engine, friend and I drove his Fiat Spyder along the broken fan belt. Your Car which is why it’s often called a This arcane bit of automotive fan belt. A nylon stocking can desolate 160-mile desert of I-IO between over any other print publication. lore could save you a long Alive substitute for any of these hitchhike some day — if you V-belts. Lordsburg, N.M., and Tucson, Ariz., one haven't heeded my advice to When the alternator “idiot always carry spare V-belts in light" comes on suddenly and February, ff the trunk of your car. stays on, as it did in the middle If you live in Manchester then the Herald’s the I learned about nylon 0 0 of the desert that February newspaper for you because it’s the only one that’s U li stockings when a friend an I today, have "idiot lights” to tell evening, you can be 90 percent almost run down by a leg from a pair of tights or geared expressly to the needs of the community. A drove his Fiat Spyder along the you when the battery isn’t sure that the fan belt broke and semi-truck with the same panty-hose, he explained, and iHaiiflirslrr • desolate 160-mile desert of I-10 charging. flew off on the highway problem. After that, we limped loop it around the V-belt pulleys. recent survey conducted by First Market Research between Lordsburg, N.M.. and If the light flickers on and off, somewhere behind you. This along the shoulder in the dark, Tie it as tightly as possible with of Boston pointed out that the Herald’s major Ferria begins Tucson, Ariz.. one February. it means there’s a problem with means that your car's spark out of harm’s way. It was 52 a square know and cut off any strength is in its local news coverage and its bid for seat (Why? To prove to skeptics that the battery recharging. It could plugs, headlights, tape deck and miles into Bowie, Ariz., where extra nylon. It will last long intimate focus on the Manchester area. According in stale Senate the old Spyder, bought without mean something serious, like an other electrical accessories are the car chugged to a stop in front enough to get you to the nearest wheels for $50 a few months alternator or voltage regulator draining the battery, and the of a closed gas station. place where you can buy a new to the study, nearly nine in ten readers say they before and restored in the going bad. but it probably just engine isn’t generating any When the mechanic arrived V-belt. read the Herald for the local news and nearly seven garage, could actually make it means that your car’s alternator more electricity to keep it soon after dawn, he shook his It was sound advice. I’ve tried in ten say that local news is the most important to cactus country and back in a V-belt is loose or worn and charged up. head and told us that we ought to it since, and it works. A word of weekend.) should be replaced soon. How long can you go under carry a spare fan belt out in that caution, though; Men, if you strength of the paper. Then a red light on the There may be several V-belts these circumstances before the desert. We admitted that we had plan to carry an emergency | hardwood dashboard tit up. under your car’s hood. They are car stops dead? forgotten. Then he said, "Well, stocking in your car, you had Modern sports cars have gauges big black rubber bands that link Well, by the time we’d gone 30 boys, you oughta carry along a better tell your wife or girlfriend what you’re doing and why I Ml M om that tell you exactly how much pulleys on the front of the engine miles, the headlights had stocking then.” The same study shows that the Manchester Herald is electricity the car’s engine is to pulleys that turn other dimmed to orange flickers. We We were too speechless to say you’re doing it before she generating. But aged sports devices, such as the air- almost collided with a coyote that we hadn’t thought to bring . discovers the stocking herself. ■ diAPIIM rated quite highly in terms of space devoted to selected local issues in its Opinion pages. Nearly eight cars, and most moderate-price conditioner compressor and the who didn’t see us until it was one of those along, either. in ten readers find that the space devoted to family and compact cars, even power-steering pump. The nearly too late. Then we were Just take the stocking, or one viewpoints on local issues to be more than sufficient in m m explaining the issues. This extensive coverage provides readers with the depth of information they need to make reasonable decisions on key local issues L ook w hat ' S i that may impact on their lives today, or in the future. im In turn, the Letters to the Editor column allows we can do! readers an opportunity to vent their views on an issue. 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I9R6, Fridmya from 10^ 3 BR Townhouses $125,900 90 Eldridge Street, Manchester Smtunimys from 11-5 • Sundav. 11-4 28 Parenting WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April 26, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday,'Altrii2g l9«6 29 The Curious Shopper Microwave radiation tester isn’t reliable If your oven door doesn’t close properly, contact an expert

By Sonja Heinze office.” However, if the white ring is There is a standard regulated a bona fide alcohol stain caused / thought it was almost by FDA that limits the amount by a spilled drink, medicine, There is little cause for concern about impossible fo r a microwave of microwaves that can leak skin lotion or perfiime, Alma oven to leak. B ut I received an from an oven throughout its Moore, in her book “How to excess microwaves leaking from ovens ad which says that these ovens lifetime, which is 5 milliwatts of Clean Everything,” says you should be checked fo r radiation microwave radiation per square have a real problem. unless the door hinges, latch or seals are leakage every month, that a centimeter at approximately two “For old stains,” advises damaged or if the oven was made before bump in shipment could easily inches from the oven surface. Moore, “use rottenstone (a form deform the seals and allow the FDA claims this is far below of limestone) or powdered 1971. oven to emit, radiation. It also the level know to harm people. pumice, mixed to a thin paste says the seals can wear out. And as you move away from an with raw or boiled linseed oil. For $25 you can buy a oven, the level of any leaking Rub lightly in the direction of radiation tester called The microwave radiation that might the grain. Wipe with a cloth There are two types of one percent, which won't set Seeker. be reaching you decreases dampened with plain linseed oil. Serutan — the granules and the you reeling. Don Witters of the Food and dramatically. For example, Repeat as many times as powder. The granules contain .4 Incidentally, in the 14th Drug Administration's National someone standing 20 inches necessary, then polish.” grams of sucrose and 4 mg of century when the Duke of Center for Devices and from an oven would receive In some cases, refinishing saccharin. As to the powder, Burgundy invited his cousin, the Radiologic Health states. “We approximately one may be necessary. If readers there ate two types: one, called King of France to a festival, 70 Why can't today’s have evaluated several of the one-hundredth of the amount of have other suggestions for this the Regular Concentrate, which gallons of mustard were mothers and fathers inexpensive leakage devices, microwaves at two inches. common problem, please send is flavorless, contains 2.7 grams consumed at a single dinner. including the Seeker unit, and If your oven door doesn’t them on. of dextrose. The other one, Could it be that the percentage leave well enough found them to be generally close properly, if the latch is which is fruit-flavored, contains of wine in the mustard in those alone? Children would inaccurate agcUmreliable." broken or loose or if the seal SUGAR IN SERUTAN 2.6 grams of dextrose, .3 grams days was considerably higher? be better for it. In a pamphlet pubTi$hed-by----- around the door is damaged in / would like to know how much of sucrose, and 24 mg of the FDA titled “Microwave ~\any way, don't use the oven, sugar is in Serutan. My saccharin. READER SUGGESTION: TIMER Oven Radiation," the following '^ontact an expert for help. husband is a diabetic and Mary Nicoletti, Atlantic, information is given: “There is cannot eat sugar. A.M. N.J.: “I thought I’d .send you little cau.se for concern about WmTEMARK ON TABLE Phillips, Somers Point, N.J. WINE AND SPECKS my idea. I was given a timer for excess microwaves leaking from How carhljake o ff the white Mardie Barr, product IN MUSTARD the kitchen that can be carried ovens unless the door hinges, alcohol m aik^r ring on a information specialist with On the label of Grey Poupon with you. It really saves me a A case against overparenting latch or seals are damaged, or if lovely old mahbgony table? Beecham Products, mustard it says it’s made with lot of time when I am in another the oven was made before 1971. Mrs. A. Sausa, Portland, Ore. manufacturers of Serutan, claims white wine. How much wine is room working. I don’t have to "In FDA’s experience, most that since the sugar content of in it? Also, what are the specks run downstairs so many times to ovens tested show little or no Although I have never tried it, this product varies with the of black in the mustard? see if what I am baking is done." ■ By Joni Winn Andrea. Tell me what's Small wonder that Danny detectable microwave leakage. If there's a product you should be formulation, the company would Hcublein, Inc. maices this able to find in your hardware bothering you." learns to avoid paints and easels. there is some problem and you prefer to contact consumers mustard, and John Grikis of that believe your oven might be store called Ja.sco's White Ring he scene was festive as Toy-store owners are I think we've been reading too What has happened to parenting? individually and requested your company tells us that the black leaking excessive microwaves, Remover. It's a treated cloth that Erica, a nursery-school perplexed by the growing many books on how to protect name and address. specks are probably either small contact the oven manufacturer, a comes in a box. Supposedly heat pal of my son's, opened number of parents who want a our children's delicate psyches. Suddenly I’m hearing mothers at the I informed the Serutan bits of ground spices and/or microwave oven service and water marks are eliminated her birthday presents. game “where everyone wins." What many have started out as representative that there are minute pieces of the mustard supermarket telling kids who have just organization, your state health by rubbing the spots with the Wrappings flew through All at once it seems the whole healthy interest in patenting has probably many people who seed coat. When the mustard department or the nearest FDA cloth. the air as she squealed world has graduated from Parent now become a guilt-ridden poured a bag of sugar into the dairy case, would like to know the answer seed coat is crushed, the mustard Twith delight. Dolls, tapes, College, where textbook children battleground where patents wage to this question, but Beecham is pumped through a fine mesh insisted that the question be clothes, books — each gift was never “act out," where peer war against imaginary obstacles ‘Use your words, Andrea. Tell me what’s screen. Inevitably some pieces answered on a personal basis. will pass through the screen. pounced upon by Erica's friends, pressure is conveniently to their children's emotional bothering you.’ Toll-free numbers were supplied Since the formula for the wbo showed their mommies overlooked and where moms and growth. In FDA’s experience, most ovens tested for consumers to call. mustard is confidential, Grikis what they wanted for their dads proudly step up to receive Hypetanalysis has replaced I called the number, (800) couldn’t tell us how much wine birthday. their diplomas for mastering two good old-fashioned love. We're show little or no detectable microwave getting the same thing we got in 245-1040 in all states except is in the product. The maximum Michael snatched one of the very bad kinds of parenting. Pennsylvania, where the number alcohol level in food, established storybooks and urged his mother Shakespeare's “Othello.” My leakage, The first is the “never-never getting a divorce if Mommy mumbling, “Then why bring the is (800) 242-1718, and was kk favorite character in that play is by the F( 1 and Drug to read it to him. Slightly away land" theory, to which didn't keep turning to them matter up?" My suspicions were given the following information: Administration, is one-half of from the hubbub, she settled Michael's mother is a charter a jerk named lago, and he is my during “toothpaste cap" quarrels quickly confiimed with a comfortably into a chair and subscriber. Parents who follow favorite because I know half a and announcing, “Don’t worry; number of stitches. read aloud “The Three Little this method protect their children dozen lagos in my neighborhood Mommy and Daddy are not I have two young boys with Pigs." froth pets that might die, games alone. going to get a divorce." active imaginations. If, even When the wolf blew down the they might lose, pressures they lago pretends to be saying Methinks — and plenty of jokingly, I said, “Don’t worry first little house and “that was might perceive. In short, from kind, comforting things. But kids think — thou doth protest that I won't pick you up after the end of the first little pig," reality. when he tells Desdemona's too much. school,” you can guess what she clutched Michael to her The second version is the father not to worry about her I'm not against they’d think about all day. I chest in some kind of maternal “monster maker" technique, by running off with a bum, lago communicating. I'm not against m i^ t as well tell them not to choke hold. “The pig died. which parents breathe life into knows that now this is precisely explaining a situation to ease a worry that a shark is under their ------MAGAZINE 254 Broad St., Manchester Honey," she said. “But don't children's fears simply by what her father will fret about. troubled heart. I’m not against bed. you worry about it. I'm never vehemently calling attention to How many children begin assuring children that their world It's time to calm our kids' New. Exciting. Locally Produced. MONDAY — 2 for Vh Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner going to die and leave you, all them, then assuring the kids that worrying about bullies because is happy and secure. I’m not butterflies with more appropriate Buy any dinner at regular price, gel a second right?" such fears are needless. This we have so carefully assured against loving my kids. weapons: nets of normalcy and dinner of equal or ieteer value for ^ price. TUESDAY — common sense. Put the sharks Another example of the Herald’s Michael stared up at her. process creates a fertile them that we will protect them I’m against bandaging souls SAVE up to *6.00 Back by popular demand “And then what happened?" environment for the from the masses of rowdies who that aren't bruised. I’m against under the bed to rest and allow commitment to the needs and Prime Rib *5.95 I buried my grin in a self-fulfilling prophecy. will undoubtedly populate future stirring up trouble and making our own rational behavior to Imf. prieeM f) terry-cloth bath set which had Danny's mother, for example, playgrounds? monsters where none lived show children what's worth interests of Manchester. Served with talad, potato, veg. been passed to me to admire. picks him up at school and, How many toddlers ate before. worrying about and what isn’t. ■ WEDNESDAY — Don’t Miss It What has happened to upon seeing his splashy artwork, frightened of monsters at night I felt the same way when I DeBB«rt A B«v«rag« On U* Excetlant Nmehoon tpeclalt to comptamenl our because we have so thoughtfully Buy any dinner & gal r, tiica of our dellcioua regular menu. DMaranl tp tc M t every weekend. parenting? Suddenly I'm hearing says, “Oh, very good, Danny. took a class in making stained Vim ua tor braaktaat vWI ua for kineh: vWI ua lor explained the impossibility of Watch for it every Saturday! homaatyle plat or let cream and eoffaa or mothers at the supermarket Don't feel bad that your're not glass and the instructor said, laa FREE. dinner or vM I ua |utl lor coMaa B pie Voull en|oy telling kids who have just drawing people yet. You'll catch just such creatures? “Don’t worry about cutting our food, aanfoe B pifeee poured a bag of sugar into the up to the others. Don't compare And how many kids might yourselves on the glass; that dairy case. “Use your words. yourself.” never worry about their parents never happens.” I remember WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, April 26, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April 26. 1986 30 Dining In 31 Dining Out Cavey’s Upstairs By Sondra Aalor Slave mill so large it seems more The true fruit flavor and appropriate to a battlefield than minimum amount of sugar left Of all the restaurants in this an elegant dining room. the mouth puckery but fully area, Cavey's is probably the Caesar salad carries a satisfied. For those who like best known among people who surcharge of $1.50 and while it is white chocolate, the white The artichoke live outside of the area. properly prepared, one searches chocolate ice cream is rich and The Italian restaurant at 45 E. in vain to discover why romaine, smooth. Commercial flavors Center St., located above its anchovy and croutons are so such as chocolate chip were pricier French cousin, is much more valuable than the available as well. beautiful to look at. Its rear dinner salad. Chocolate moussecake seems is a civilized room features paintings on As one who relies on the to have become a standard at white brick walls. The front area kitchen to determine seasoning. restaurants, but the execution ti'v is dominated by a long window I found myself uncharacteristi­ varies widely. Cavey’s version wall and sparkling lights that cally reaching for the salt and was two layers of light chocolate make every day look a bit like pepper. Best, perhaps, was the cake with a creamy filling. It did sort of veggie Christmas. calves liver alia Veneziana. The not offer the richness that one The white table linen is bright organ meat was tender and expe- 'ts of this dessert. and crisp. Service is prompt and flavorful as were the Wi.h appetizers at three to profe.ssional. The ambiance traditionally fried onions. five dollars and main dishes suggests an elegant meal: one A breast of chicken rollatini ranging from eleven to fifteen, By Ted Larsen chemical, “cynarin," which wishes that the food kept this was tasty, though the stuffing an appealing physical plant, confuses the taste receptors of promise. ingredients were hard to thoroughly professional service t may come as a bit of a many people. Exposed to this A bread basket and a small , identify. But the rice milanese and an attitude that proclaims a shock, but of all the organic acid, many diners dish of marinated cucumber along side was more pilaff than first class kitchen, one expects foods we eat, the suddenly feel everything tastes arrive with the menus. The the moist and creamy Cavey's to deliver a very special artichoke is the only sweet for .several minutes. pickle is just mildly spicy and preparation that milanese dining experience. A meal we true flower that’s The reaction appears to be . awakens one's tastebuds for the promises. enjoyed two years ago more regularly gobbled up. purely hereditary. Some people, meal to come. Saltimbacca alia Cavey’s than lived up to that I The rolls are chewy and even combined tender veal slices with anticipation. A meal in To heap on more surprise, it’s myself included, have it, others really a thistle, a member of the do not. better when spread thickly with prosciutto, cheese and sage. November was a near disaster. daisy family. butter. The Italian-type bread is Nothing to criticize, but neither This evening's dinner delivered This delicious and colorful just that — it looks like the real anything to excite. good but not great food. If Filet mignon alia griglia was The artichoke dates from .salad features the simplicity of thing, but the taste is flat, a Cavey’s is to be Manchester’s ancient Mediterranean times, its harbinger of other disappoint­ supposed to be marinated in premier restaurant, one is prepared, marinated artichoke olive oil. garlic and rosemary. entitled to expect more. ■ name a corruption of the Arabic hearts. ments throughout the meal. “al qarshuf," Like asparagus, it The appetizers, as a group, The texture of the meat could was prized by the Romans, but AR’nCHOKE SALAD WITH ' are a highpoint of the meal. A not be faulted and it arrived rare was transformed to lofty heights SPINACH PASTA special of the evening, smoked as ordered, but again the taste trout, arrives as two moist fish was flat. The marinade had not of perfection by Renaissance 2 (6-ounce) jars marinated filets A leaf of lettuce serves as done its job. Is there a restaurant artichoke hearts David Baahaw/ManchMtar Harald gardeners, who perfected most a bed for the caper and egg A special of the evening, you'd like to see of the breeds we enjoy today. 2 cups spinach pasta, garnish. It is a pretty dish. grilled tuna, looked lovely on the reviewed here? Write Cavey's Upstairs: white walls, sunny atmosphere Artichoke appears to have gotten any shape Torta with smoked salmon plate. But this steak, too. cried its English name about 1530. -'/4 cup alfalfa sprouts seems, at first, a peculiar for more assertive seasoning. to Sondra Astor Stave The vegetable remained a / small green pepper, combination but the spinach and The tomato puree served in care of Weekend European phenomenon until the finely chopped than alfalfa. Reserve in a warm oven. salt cheese torta and the mild underneath provided more for 1900s when a group of Italian / medium carrot, grated This can be turned into a Pour cream into saute pan and pepper smoked salmon play off well the eye than the palate. Plus Magazine, P.O. 45 E. Center St 643-2751 immigrants settled around Half ‘h cup black olives, dinner salad by serving on a bed bring to a boil. Reduce slightly against eacn other. Small red potatoes and Box 591, Manchester, Hours; Luncheon: Monday to Saturday 11; 30 a.m. to to thicken. Remove from heat Preheat oven to 400F. Fill Moon Bay, Calif. The planted a pitted and sliced of greens surrounded by Fettucini verdi con porcini braised red cabbage were 2:30 p.m. Dinner; Monday to Thursday 5 to 9; 30 p.m., and begin whisking in butter, 3-quart saucepan half-full of Conn. 06040. few hundred acres of artichokes '/«-'/( cup red wine hard-cooked eggs and cheese. provides well cooked green served family style. The Friday and Saturday 5 to 10; 30 p.m., Sunday 4 to 9 p.m. piece by piece, until all is water, bring to a boil and cook noodles in a rich cream and cabbage offered a crunchy and sent their first shipment East vinegar (to taste) Naturally, any pasta can be Reservations accepted in I906. Consumption is still incorporated and sauce is thick. artichokes 10 minutes. Remove cheese sauce. There are just counterpoint to the softness and Vi teaspoon basil, dried substituted for the spinach DresS; Jacket and tie appropriate but not required meager. variety; it just won’t be as Season to taste with lemon and and drain upside down. When enough mushrooms to make one blandness of the meats on the '/h teaspoon thyme, ^ Handicapped access The artichoke is an unusual colorful. If available, add the add basil and parsley. Add cool, remove prickly center wish for more. table. food, or flower, or whatever. No dried, crumbled artichoke pieces and warm over leaves and choke. A mixed green salad is Cavey’s makes its own ices American Express, Diners Club, Mastercard, VISA salt rosy hue of tomato pasta. and ice creams and the former one sums up the case more low heat. Serve immediately. Mix together the oil, parsley, included in the price of the artfully or elegantly than pepper entrees and it combines a are generally excellent. The This simple little recipe is a garlic, salt and pepper. Place the variety of lettuce leaves with evening we visited the flavor contemporary food pundit Jane rich and tasty way to serve HINTS artichokes in a glass oven dish Follow manufacturer’s onion, pepper and an olive. was grape, and it was easily the Grigson in her "Vegetable artichokes, either fresh or If sauce begins to separate and pour the oil/garlic mixture best of the'meal’s conclusions. Book": directions for cooking pasta until Ground pepper is offered from a canned, as a dinner vegetable. from overheating, whisk in over them. Place in oven and “The artichoke above all is “al dente,” cooked but not about 3 tablespoons ice water. cook for 20-25 minutes or until the vegetable expression of mushy. Rinse with cool water, A bit of tomato paste, civilized living, of increasing AR’nCHOKE BOTTOMS the artichoke leaves turn a drain and place in large salad WITH BASIL CREAM whisked into sauce, makes a lustrous brown. delight by anticipation and bowl. 10 artichoke bottoms, fresh nice variation. Remove from oven and pour a Prices Dinner crescendo. No wonder that it Chop artichokes into '/2 -inch or canned If you substitute tarragon, couple of tablespoons of pan was once regarded as an pieces and add to pasta. Add ^ haven’t Specials IV2 sticks butter, very oregano or sage for the basil, juice over tops. Turn on broiler, WONG’S aphrodisiac. It makes no appeal sprouts and toss salad with a changed in Weekly cold, cut into small cubes you create entirely different return artichokes to oven and to meat and vegetable mentality. fork to separate sprout strands. RESTAURANT One cannot attack an artichoke I cup heavy cream cream sauces. broil for a couple of minutes till 3 years! KKING • SZECHUAN Toss while adding remaining '/: lemon AUmENTIC CHINESE CUISINE with knife and fork and scoff it lightly browned. Serve with TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS in three mouthfuls. It is first for ingredients except salt and 1 teaspoon basil, dried This zesty recipe features ^ n n pepper. remaining pan juice spooned admiration, then each leaf has to I teaspoon parsley, dried whole artichokes and enough over artichokes. Beal Italian 1984-86 Head Chef • Chef Wong be pulled away for eating and Allow salad to stand for at garlic to keep away any cold, Voted C o n e d lc M Mogorioo least 2 hours at room If fresh artichokes are used, dipped. When the leaves have remove stems and cut bottoms flu or werewolf. HINTS Prewent* A New Divertified Menu 875-0661 temperature before .serving, or gone, there is still the fibrous flat. Boil whole for 30 minutes, To prepare whole artichokes refrigerate overnight. Before • Ituliun CuUine • Seafood • Fowl • Sleeks • Ribs and tickly choke to be removed or until tender when pierced GARUC ARTICHOKES ITAUA for cooking, cut off thick stem serving, adjust seasoning and April Special: fTw*- w«l. Then, ooiy) before the gray-green disc — the with a fork. Drain and peel 4 medium artichokes, ready and slice off 'A inch of bottom. Post Road Plasa Mon.-Tbur. 11; SO - 10 pm add salt and pepper. 'bonne bouche’ — cqn be away leaves and prickly center. for cooking (see Hints) Rub with lemon juice to prevent Veal Parmigiana *8.95 3SS Hartford Tnpke. Fri. ASat. 11:30-11 pm enjoyed.” (Served Milk eeled dt «/i cup parsley, chopped inch of top. With scissors, cut Artichokes contain a unique Radish sprouts arc even zestier used, drain and cut into cubes. 3 teaspoons fresh garlic, minced off thorny tips of each leaf. ■ Monday, April 2( W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 26. 1986 Batt in P

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