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M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 16. 1966

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For Solo Sterling Upright CANIW^AWNTI i w Plano. Asking $150. Coll between 5:30 and 9:30pm CxO cusm VOOP- at 643-1095. ______Tag Sole-Saturdoy May HTT6R. W. Saturday, May 17,1986 25 Cents 17th, 10-4, 97 Bridge St., 4^^ IPETSANO (Off Wetherall St.) Man­ m ic M U IG A lE chester. Rain or Shine. SUPPUES Expgrianoad adult wHI do Oumoe Hoctrte->~«tavlnf Oallyerlng^cieah^faf^ )SA Electrical Rrohlems? lodm;jiyardb«75glutlaK. ,1m Manchester High School full and port tima summar D eath Good Homes needed 2 bobyslttlna. maoit and Need g.loriBa or oi sjmdl Mock & white kittens, 6 Tog Sole. May 17, 9om- RegeIrT wg Sgoetiwai in School bomb snacks providod. Roaso* weeks, very friendly, 3pm. Spaces available. ncdila rates, coll 647-70S1, Rosidarttlat W o ^ dasaptl III iiMiaWiFiisipirn ....nail .... ' ;F****iipw trolned 447-9357. Coll 647-9504 or 643-0319. Dumas. Fully Lfeansed. Bring your child 2V4 years Free Estimates. 44643S3, ruled Hexagon - 37 gollon oquo- There’s something for and upforaoetaoualnted rlum, 6 months old. Com­ everyone ot the Unitarian visit In my llcensadhome. Resume Sertdct. Man- LdWn |«dre-EnioV'^.ti^ plete with gold fish and Meeting House Tog Sole, Experienced Mom. Call Chester. We compose,, wtehertMts5hkeit#Hvi*ilak#w* ivrtl Sake fore, hurts dozens, stand. $375 or best otter. ^turdoy. May 17,9-4,153 647-0657. and d w ^ reeumas^ otv«vrtavm..JllN>*irfa4M 647-9067.______W. Vernon Street., Man­ oo«dr. latRes and ooptoK 0000901 'lawn suicide chester. Tools, toys, m 4 1 7 ^ dove, 64KR74 QOncs.. FnHfii;il and Wonted-Good natured plants, clothing, books, CAMfimiY/ evenMdi. wd s^ce.',vWeat The chief state medical examin­ house cat. Neutered, has pianos, household goods, Fogarty ErothsTs -r--Eo- ...... 'W' ■ ‘ discounted- sea had shots, male pre­ rowing machine, and REHOOEUiie throom retnodellngf In­ Odd Jolts • All polntlnlii. ro ^ .C d lito d a y for.vour; er’s office Friday concluded that ends in death ferred. 569-0187. much more. Free coffee stallation woMr hsoiers. window’dsonlno, hedge frgsaidlmc^e 647dW^ James Cobum of East Hartford tool. Farrond Remodeling — garbageSHspasolS) faucet trimming. MarkBarrieou ...... A,-—J committed suicide Thursday Cabinets, roofing, gut­ reoalri. 64»hEM. V ls a /M - 64F4WS. ^slom RotdMlilnd.;t^ CltmByNEA.Ine. morning after he shot his three Tog Sole-Bolton, 36 Bol­ osterCord accepted. ., By Peg McEntee in "complete hysteria,” said Cor- MISCELLANEOUS ters, room additions, ...... —- Wov Blit Rotottilet’. Wli young children to death, a spokes­ rine Fredrickson, wife of the ton Ctr. Rd., at Bolton- decks, all types of remo­ I w ill tb k e 'c a re , o f YdU r tro vs t, Oordsns, Imemlij The Associated Press FOR SALE /Colchester Exit off 1-384. woman said. deling and repairs. FREE town. Reasonable“■ rotps.rates, flower 1 ^ , lcFBd..dFf " town's police chief. Many of the Sot., May 17, 9om-3pm. An autopsy performed Friday children were screaming as they estimates. Fully Insured. Enloy your sumnwlrl CCon- ^ smolK smolk Cdtl««^i Call M Ats**'' - NOTICE TO CRCPITOae NOTICe TO CREDITORS found Coburn, 28. and his three COKEVILLE, Wyo. - A heavily Folding type collopsoble Rain or shine. Items In­ Telephone 643-6017, o tte r I a t 643-h"“ - - ESTATE OF ESTATE OF lay on the ground. bicycle, Raleigh built, 3 [RRaCEUANEOUl tact ttWt at e4Md^.b#r fi X''' l u MICHAEL DeSIMONE, late children — Tammy Ann, 6, Chris­ armed couple with a bomb took 150 clude: sofa, computer, 6pm, 647-8509. ROBERT L. WEBB, late of ” We heard an explosion, two spe^. In mint condition. fere 2:30. ______^ Manchester, deceased Of Manchester, deceased students and adults hostage at an gold coin china, 13 Inch ( r e r t o 1. tina Marie. 4. and Richard Joseph. gunshots (and saw) kids running in $200 value, $85 649-1794. snow rodlols, skis, ski The Hon. William E. Fltl- The Hon. William E. Fitz­ 3. — all died of single gunshot elementary school Friday and Carpentry and remodel- (Serotd, Judge, of the Court Gerald, Judge, o f the Court every in every direction,” said boots, bicycle, clothing, of Probate, District ol Man­ wounds to the head, the spokeswo­ demanded $300 million but were Ing services — Complete Odd lobSr Trucking. ■■ • school tnoney. d y M im of Probate, District of Man­ Donna Morfeld, a parent. 8 Wooden Double Hung Indian head pennies, chester at a heorlno held on chester ot a heorlno held on killed when the bomb exploded and windows, aluminum home repairs and rento- Honie reOffirs. You nome uimaedad'QfdtMi man said. The bodies of the four About a dozen ambulances con­ prom gowns, etc. dellng. e n tity work. Ref­ It,'we do It. Fred esth O s> O Landscaping. May 13, 1986 ordered that all Moy 13, 1906 ordered that all the man shot himself, the principal runners, hardware In­ Spring Clean Ups, Prun- vburhgnw. u s o a lo M ^ claims must be gresented to claims must be gresented to were found Thursday morning in verged on the scene and two school erences, licensed and In­ .mates. Insured. 64349M. the fiduciary on or before Au­ their home at 46 Orchard St. by said. cluded. Fits 31 X 50 open­ Tog Sole. 3 Family, May ...... ings. flower Ashrubpignt- od'ln ciosstfied.t|i>r RufCR the fiduciary on or before Au­ buses helped transport the injured. sured. Call 646-8161 reSMtS. ' gust 16, 19S6 or be barred as gust 16, 19S6 or be barred as Coburn’s mother and brother. At least 65 people, most of them ing. $50 649-2959. 17th, 10-3, 136 8. 140 El- Mgs. Free estimates. Coil by law orovtded. There was “a great deal of Howkes Tree Swvlee -r- by low orovldtd. ■ Further information about the children, suffered second-degree drldge St. Miscellaneous Robert E. Jaryls. Bucket Truck A Chipiw. 633-S6S4 a fte r $:30pm. "if Mory Lou Taylor. Mory Lou Taylor, smoke pouring from the windows Screen Glass window for Items. Clerk Clerk autopsies was not available, the burns in the blast of the gasoline Crossbuck aluminum 32 x B u i I ding-Remodeling Stuno) Removal. Free Es­ The fiduciary Is: The fiduciary Is: bomb about 4 p.m. MDT at the of the elementary school,” said Specialist. Additions, gar­ timates. Special consider­ spokeswoman said. 80 white storm door. $20. Furniture, other house­ Shirley A. Webb Helen O. Cole Cokeville Elementary School, and Ken Rand, news director for ages, roofing, siding, kit­ ation tor Elderly ond Kon- 61 Union St. 12 Kino St. The motive behind the slayings KMER in Kemmerer. Coll 649-6646. hold Items, even the kit­ Rockport, MA 01966 one teacher was shot in the back chens, bathrooms, and dlcopped: 647-7553. DO YOU NEED YOUNiAWN Manchester, CT 06040 was still not known Friday, al­ At least 30 people suffering from chen sink. 44 Elbretta replacement wlndows- 04A05 049-0S though East Hartford police said when he tried to flee, officials said. Used casement window, Road Manchester. 9-4, second-degree burns to their faces /doors. 643-6712. Bobcot, Bockhoe, loader m o w e d , s h r u b s c u t QR - Coburn’s wife, Cathy, told them A bomb squad searched the complete with screens, May 17 8, 18. Rain Date school Friday night for any other and arms were taken to Bear Lake storm windows, 43 x 43 rentol. Trucking, droln- her husband had been depressed May 24. oge site work. Jtavis Con- QARDE^il TENDED? , devices, the Lincoln County She­ Memorial Hospital in Montpelier, opening. Asking $50. 649- LEGAL NOTICE recently. Coburn was unemployed Idaho, about 30 miles from Coke- 3093.O strucHon, fTMeOG. ‘ TOWN OF ANDOVER riff’s Department said. Household sole, must go - --CALL for about two years and was ville, said Rod Jacobsen, hospital sofa, wing chairs, kero­ IPAMTINR/ ZONINO BOARD OF APPEALS The couple was identified as Home gordens rototHled. receiving disability payments for a administrator. 3 Book Cose speakers. 7 x sene heater, quartz, back injury he suffered while David Young and his wife. Doris, PAPERIN6 Reosonobla rates 647-StB7,. JIM VINCEN#w P The Zoning Board of Appeals ot the Town of Andover, Con­ Thirty-five others were treated 13 Cost $79.50. Sell for $25. Panasonic stereo, much necticut will hold 0 public heorlno In the Town Office Build­ working at the Millstone 3 nuclear and residents said Young was a Excellent condition 647- at hospitals in Kemmerer and more. Sat. May 17 10am- Gordens RototHled. Small Lawn A Garden Card Sm y Ica ing, Wednesday, May 21,1986 at 7:30 P.M . to hear the follow­ power plant in Waterford. former police officer in the town of 1561 .□ 4pm. 732 Center Street Name your own price — ing ODPlicotlon asking for relief from the Zoning Lows otthe Alton, officials said. Father and son. Fost, Cub Cadet garden tractor For the last few weeks, Coburn about 550 people. Manchester. Rain dote Town of Andover, Connecticut. One adult identified as a teacher dependable service. with rear tfller. sotlsrac- 6 4 3 - 1 9 0 2 -worked as a security guard at The incident began about 1 p.m. 2 Airline tIcketvPhoenIx, next day. •240- Michael Czolko - reauestlng relief from zoning regu­ was shot in the back, and he was Arliono, May 21st. $95 Painting, Poperhanglng tlon guaranteed, 6474)530 lations Section 11.2 Space Requirements. Requesting Sicaras Security of Wethersfield, when the couple entered the school each. Call 646-3525 or 646- 8i Rem oval. Coll 646-5761. or 872-1106. variance ol 7 feet side yard. Lot has 18 feet, needs 25 police said. He had state permits to and herded the children, teachers taken to Bannock Regional Medi­ Tog Sole. Multi family. feet. Lot located «3 Boston Hill Rood. own three pistols, including the and administrators into a large cal Center in Pocatello, Idaho, for Household Items. Moving • 241- Dermot and Donna Condon - reauestlng relief from ■ctassroom. saTd Principal Max surgery, Jacobsen said. , cheap prices. Saturday zoning regulations 11.2 Space Requirements. 9mm Beretta automatic pistol Aquarium Tanks, filters, used Thursday, police said. Excell. ” A man who lived here formerly many accessories. $30 for May 17 9-2. 57 Montaug 1. Variance of 19,075 square feet needed. Lot has and who was our city policeman Drive. 20,025 square feet, needs 40,000 square feet. Some neighbors said Thursday A girl came into the town clerk’s all. 643-1814. Leave office and “ said her father was and his wife went into the school, messoge.a I CARS 2. Variance ot 50 teet frontage. Lot has 150 feet need: they saw a man. believed to be Tag Sole - moving, Satur­ I MOTORCYCLES/ 200 feet. Cobum. waving a pistol around in going to blow up the school,” said managed to get all the children and TAG SALES TAG SALES FOR SALE M0PED8 the faculty and staff members into Mens 10 speed Huffy day May 17 10-4,34 Mckee 3. Variance of 45.5 feet reor yard. Lot has 4.5 feet the backyard of the home earlier Nadine Dana, the clerk. Street. Maternity clothes, needs 50 feet. "There was a lot of ammunition, one classroom, and then somehow Santa Fe bicycle, needs 1981 Block 280 ZX Turbo this week. However, an Orchard $11 shift lever, otherwise boys clothes. Infants to May 17, Two Family - Tag Sale - Soturdav May Lot located on Island Street. Street man said Thursday he saw bombs, rifles, stuff like that,” she or another notified the authorities size 7, toys, household T-Bor, AT, leather uphols­ excellent condition. $30 Infant/toddler equip­ 17 10am-3om, 32 Cornell • 242- Robert W. Nell - requesting relief from zoning reoulo- the family helping each other plant said. that they had them,” said Mary Items, books, records and Street. Rain date Sunday. tery, wire wheels, Nordl Suzuki RV90J Motorcy­ tions Section 11.2 Sooce Requirements. Requesting 646-2633.0 ment, clothes, toys, tools, wheel. In mint condition, Witnesses said the man passed Lou Birch, the mother of one of the miscellaneous. 55 chevy, household Many household Items. cle. Runs. Needs throttle yqrlance of 800 square teet. Lot has 39,200 squore feet, a garden in their backyard earlier 34,000 miles. May be seen coble $75. 643-0879.D needs 40,000 square feet. Lots 2 and 3 located on west this week. out leaflets, demanded to talk to children held hostage. Boys 20" BMX Full bike, Items. 337 Kennedy Rd. 9-3 at Economy OH Change side of Birch Drive. President Reagan and announced. If they didn’t get the ransom, many extra accessories. Girl Scout Tag sale - Rain or shine. Cathy Cobum, 28. who was at something for everyone, Inc., 315 Brood St. Man­ 80 Yamaha A.T.V. 125 c.c. At this hearing Interested persons may appear and be heard “ This is the revolution.” The pair "they were going to start shoot­ Less than ' / i original chester, or coll 647-8997, Excellent condition $600 ond written communication received. Said appeals are on work in South Windsor at the time asked $2 million ransom for each of ing,” she said. price. $65. 643-5478.0 furniture, clothing, knlc- Back Yard tag sale - 81 file and may be seen In the Office of the Town. Clerk, Town knacs, bikes, lamps and Tag Sale Saturday May 8:30 to 5:00 dolly. Includ­ 647-9867. of the shootings, is staying with the hostages. "When the bomb went off. he did Alton Street off West Mid­ ing Saturdays. Office Building. much more. 97 Hublard dle Tpke. May 17th. 9am- 17th, 9-1 Rain or shine, 460 relatives, police said. Young said he intentionally start shooting.” Birch added. Steel desk with left hand Woodland Street Man­ Doted at Andover, Connecticut 9 May, 19S6. folding base for typewri­ Street Monchester- 5pm. Rain date Saturday 16 MOV, 1986. There were no signs that the came to Cokeville to press his Vernon line, Saturday May 31. chester. Fireplace set, 1980 Audi 5000S Diesel - MISCELLANEOUS three children — all of whom were ter to be concealed. dog house, clothes, house­ Excellent condition. 42 I ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS demands, according to Excell. Phone 643-8840. $45o May 17th 10-3. AUTOMOTIVE ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT found together on one bed — "He told me he’d picked this hold Items and much miles per gol. loaded. Coll MARY C. MCNAMARA, CHAIRMAN Lions Tag Sale - Tomor­ 267-0018 or 633-0149 after stmggled before they were killed, row, Sat., May 17, McDo­ more. Priced to go. town because it was a rural Interpol Brown Plold Baby car­ 6pm. 021-05 police have said. Cobum was found community and people take care of riage and stroller combl- nald's 46 West Center Truck Cop. Fits long-bed nearby on the blood-covered floor, Street,|Manchester. (Rain their children.” the principal said. notlon. Excellent 1965 Dodge Dart GT: mo­ tovoto, others, very good LEGAL NO'nCE OF PUBUC HEARING police said. condition, like new. 647- Large Neighborhood tag date 5/31). No admission, condition, roof vent, win­ “ He had it very well thought out.” free parking. From 9am to TOg Sale-Saturdav, May tor, brakes, exhaust new. In occordonci with the provisions of Section 128, Title 23, The couple, who were in their target of 8203 otter 4pm. $75.o sale - many baby, sports, Needs minor work $350 or dows. $95 647-0674.a U.S. Code, os prescribed In the Federal-Aid Highway Pro­ Coburn's mother. Marie Cobum. furniture and household 4pm. 17, 9am-3pm. Rain or gram Manual, Volume 7, Chapter 7, Section 5 doted Decem­ Herald photo by Rocha late 40s, "behaved quite rationally shine. 39 Turnbull Rd. best offer. Coll 649-2384. and her other son. Daniel Coburn, 2 speed 10 Inch oscillating Items, taturdav 9-3, 4-15 1980 Pontiac Sunbird ber 30, 1974, from the Federol Hlobwav Administration, the had tried to telephone John Cobum nriost of the time,” Excell said, but fan. Excellent condition, Deepwood Drive. Manchester. Dishes, fur­ Hood with olr scoop. $99 Town of Manchester, with the assistance of the Connecticut Cookie break niture, small appliances, 8AChevy Malibu Classic Deportment of Transportation, will hold a design public Thurday morning, police said. at^imes. Young seemed confused. originally $ 26 - 1 year old Manchester. Phone 649-73750 terrorists old toys, tools, books, Wagon-Power steering, hearing for State Prolect No. 76-151, Federal Prelect No. M- When there was no answer, they Raymond Shedd, 2, munches on a play outdoors much oftheweek.asthey When Young was asked whether a $18. 649-0832.O fully equlped, good condi­ 1076(7) — Vorlous Intersectlonal Improvements— on Thurs­ 10-year-old child could be released Tog Sale. Saturday May Don't miss this gigantic lamps, pictures, sewing day, May 22,1906 at 7:30 P.M . In the Lincoln (Center Board of went to the home and discovered cookie while taking a break from riding enjoy the first taste of summer. Today’s tion, coll 646-0557. 1957 Chevrolet Belolr. because he had diabetes, the man Bike Rock for cor 17, 9-3, moving must sell, four family tag sale. Tons machine, crib, etc. Porting out hood $40 646- Directors Meeting Room, 1st floor, 494 Main Street, Man­ the bodies, police said. Friday at a Bolton day-care center. forecast promises much of the same. PARIS (UPI) — Suspected washer, dryer, riding of Infants clothes, baby chester, Connecticut. John and Cathy Cobum had lived replied that he wanted two 20-year- members of the Direct Action bumper. Holds two bikes ITRUCKS/VANS 4298 coll otter 6om. The hearing will be concerned with the Town's recom­ $15 649-2571.0 lawn mower, microwave, Items and accessories. mended plans for the reconstruction Improvements to the at 46 Orchard St. since 1980. Sunny skies have allowed children to olds in his place. ' terrorist group sprayed the head­ snowblower, many house­ Toys, dolls, childrens, JFOR SALE following Intersections and portions of roadways within the About three hours later, the quarters of Interpol with auto­ White Enamel Clow foot hold Items. 161 Hamilton mens and ladles clothes Automotive INVITATION TO BIO Town of Manchester, Connecticut. woman was killed when the bomb matic weapon fire Friday, injuring both tub with fixtures. $99 Drive Manchester. galore. Yard, goods, 1978 Dodge Tradesman went off in her bands, and the man The Monchester Public 1. The Intersection of Haynes Street and Main Street a policeman, and set off a bomb 443-5777.0 household goods, glass­ Von, customized, $4,500 or (Route 03); then shot himself as Excell and ware and much much Schools solicits bids for that damaged the building's I CARS best offer. 643-0234 offer FUEL OIL for the 19B6-1987 2. The Intersection ot Summit Street and Eost Center others looked on, he said in an facade. Infant changing table, more. No reasonable school year. Sealed bids will Street; Jury indicts Teamsters president 5pm.______interview with KCNC-TV in white wicker. Excellent offer refused. School FOR SALE be received until June 10, 3. The Intersection of Spruce Street and Charter Oak The explosion destroyed a Street. Coventry oft route 1906,2:00 P.M ., at which time (Route 534) with o proposed pork entronce to Charter Denver. parked car and blew out the condition. Asking $30 Coll Saturday 9-1 Toys, furni­ Oak Pork; • day in court as an opportunity to Presser’s uncle, on the payroll of 646-8395.0 31, follow signs. Saturday CAMPERS/ they will be oubllciv opened. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Teams­ turned in U.S. District Court in The woman was surrounded by windows in the six-story Interpol ture and much more mis­ The right Is reserved to re- 4. The Intersection of Middle Turnpike East and Summit Cleveland, charged Presser and put to an end to what has been a Teamsters Local 507 in Cleveland. May 17 9am to 5pm. Rain [^TRA ILERS Street: ters President Jackie Presser was children when the bomb went off. headquarters and surrounding cellaneous. 112 North Elm lect any and oil bids. Specifi­ two other Teamsters officials with five-year pattern of insinuations According to the indictment, the Used sliding gloss potlo Street Manchester. date Saturday May 31. cations and bid forms may be 5. The reconstruction of a section ot Forest Street begin­ indicted by a grand jury Friday on said Bob Looney, a spokesman for buildings. It sparked a fire that 1968 Franklin Travel trol- ning at the Intersection with Otis Street and continuing two counts of violating federal and leaks of false information. defendants embezzled more than doors, thermal, $15 each. 1985 S-10 Biozer In mint secured at the Business Of­ federal charges he embezzled the Lincoln County Sheriff’s was quickly extinguished, authori­ Coll 646-2300. Tog Sale. Multi family, lor, self contained, 23Vz fice, 45 North School Street, 800 feet : easterly; « racketeering laws, saying that as “ Equally important, the court of $700,000 from the union during a Multi Family 9-2 Saturday condition. Only 12,000 6. The reconstruction ot a section of Charter Oak/Hlgh- $700,000 in union funds in a Department. ties said. antiques, bed, tools, toys, foot. $2500. Very good Manchester, Connecticut. payroll-padding scheme, making early as January 1982, the three public opinion, where a man is also 10-year period. May 17, odds 8, ends, miles. $9,800. 647-9764. lond Street area ( Route 534), beginning at the Intersec­ "They (the children) were all in The suspected terrorist com­ Moving must sell - Frlgl- clothes, dishes and more. condition, 649-6084.______042-05 tion with Virginia Road and continuing easterly for conducted “ multiple acts of em­ innocent until proven guilty, will Friedman, as president of Local furniture, adult and child­ him the fourth boss of the nation's the classroom when it went off,” mandos scattered leaflets marked dalre refrigerator, dinette rens clothing, truck tires Saturday May 17, 1A4. Bulck-76 Skylark. 4 Door, INVITATION TO BIDDERS 2,000 feet : until the lim it of construction, opproxlma- largest union to be accused of bezzlement” by taking more than have an opportunity to see the 19 of the Bakery Workers Union in set, living room set. All In Rain date May 24. 25 telv 400 feet east of the Intersection ot (lordner Street. Cleveland, and Hughes, were also Excell said. "The classroom was with the red star symbol of the and more. 121-133 North runs well, looks good. Included In the construction will be the realignment of coemption. $700,000 in union funds. government’s case for the charade good condition. 646-1690, Elm Street. Bayberry Road Bolton. $995, 643-0915. Reolocement Windows charged with embezzling union demolished. I don’t know how they extreme leftist group Direct Ac­ 9am-3pm otter 5pm. Oeeree Horsey Robortsen School the Autumn Street and (Sardner Street Intersections, it really is.” got out alive.” Coventry, Connecticut ond the replacement of on existing box culvert located A separate grand jury in Wa­ Presser, in Las Vegas. Nev., for The two Teamsters officials funds by paying Hughes a salary tion at the headquarters of the Tog Sole. Saturday May Multi Family Tag Sale. 1979 Subaru DL 4 door, 5 near the Intersection of Virginia Road and ChoHer Oak, shington also indicted 13-year FBI a Teamsters convention, balked at Children and adults with burns Sealed bids for the provision of aluminum reolocement win­ charged along with Presser were even though he did no work. International Criminal Police Or­ Baby Crib. Very good 17th 10-3. Baby Items, Something for all house­ speed, $850. 649-4235. and the reolocement ot the Autumn Street box culvert, agent Robert S. Friedrick, 42, who the indictment. If convicted. on their faces and arms streamed ganization, or Interpol, in the Paris condition. Includes Sim­ holds; baby children, dows, accessories, aluminum facia, and removal of existing located at the Intersection with Charter Oak/Hlghland Anthony Hughes, 50. a union Presser, the subject of grand quilt, furniture ond lots of windows for the George Horsey Robertson School will be re­ Street. ' was charged with five c9u ts of from the school after the explosion mons mattress. Brand adult clothing, toys, golf Presser would face up to 51 years business agent and alleged “ ghost jury investigations for the last four suburb of Saint-Cloud. miscellaneous. 353 Hack­ I960 [}otsun 310 GX 4 ceived gt the office of the Superintendent of Schools at 78 Rl- lying to the FBI and Justice in prison and an $80,000 fine. new casters. $70 Coll 644- matack Street. clubs A cart, cutting speed. 76,000 miles, picv HIII Road, Coventry, Connecticut until 3:00 o.m. on Improvements will be mode to Improve vehicle turning employee,” and Harold Friedman, years, and Friedman were Thursday, June 5, 1906, at which time, they will be opened Department during investigations 1950 afternoons. torch, hooked rugs. May om/fm stereo cassette, 4 movements. Improve storm droinoge, Intersectlonal site “ For five years the federal 64, president of the Teamsters charged with various counts of 17 A 18 1A4. 12 Green and publicly read aloud. distances, sidewalks with handicap romps, and slgnallza- last year. Based on his statements Saturday May 17th, 9- door hatchback, excellent government has attempted to build local in Cleveland and an interna­ lying to the Department of Labor Range, refrigerotor, Road. (Corner of Harlan). running condition. $1795 Copies of the Plans and Specifications, Form of Proposal tlon. This prolect Is being recommended under the Urban at the time, the Justice Depart­ and the Teamsters pension plan. 1pm. Toys, childrens A and other Contract Documents may be examined at the of­ Stvstems Program, a federal, state, and local cooperative a case against me, but has tional vice president. TO D A Y ’S HERALD washer, dryer, dinette set ladles clothes, moternity or Best offer. 643-2631 effort to Improve traffic circulation and softey In urban ment dropp^ its first investiga­ The indictments culminated Tag Sale. May 17 A 18 - 9to fice of the Architect, C. J. Lawler Auoclates, 7 South Main succeeded in building nothing Presser and Friedman were and crib with matress. wear, miscellaneous evenings. Street, West Hartford, Connecticut 06107, at the Plan Rooms areas. tion of Presser. 59. lengthy investigations of Presser’s Excellent condition 646- 4. 78 Finley Street. 1969 In occordonce with the provisions of (he Federal Highway more substantial than a house of charged with keeping three em ­ household. 81 Carriage of F. W. Dodge Corporation, at 10 Tower Lone, Avon, Con- role in the payroll scheme, with the 0325 until June 1st. Drive. Chew Caprice, low mi­ ne^lcut 06001, at 305 Bic Drive, Milford. Connecticut 06460, Admlstrotlon/Urban Mass Transportation Administration The seven-count indictment, re­ cards,” he said. "I welcome our ployees who did no work, including leage, furniture, 1 HP air and at the office of the Board ot Education. environmental regulations, 23 CFR, Part 771.115, this prolect Washington probe focusing on Stocks drop again In d e x compressor, camping has been found to have no significant social, economic, or charges that FBI agents lied to the HIde-A-Bed-steel frame, Tog Sale 5/17. Something After 1:00 o.m. on Wednesday, May 14,19S6, Bidders moy ob­ mvironmental Impacts, and Is being recommended by the The stock market fell to a pagM, 2 soctlons, excellent conditon. $99.00 equipment, machinist's tain copies of Plons and SpecifIcatlons at the Architect's of­ Justice Department by saying the 20 for everyone (even dadi) Olds 74 Delta 88, 4 door, Connecticut Department ot Transportation to the Federal five-week low Friday, mustering Call 644-2833.a tools, storm windows, fice or at the office of the Board of Educotlon upon deposit- Highway Administration os o categorical exclutlon. bureau had approvej szhe scheme W Mktnd Plus Magazine Studio couch, hexagon good condition, has Relce mg o check In the amount of S2S per set, oovoble to the Board no response to favorable economic mower, frames, craft hitch A oil cooler $700Coll T y to tl ve schedules tor the right-of-way acoulstlon and re­ to enhance Presser’s value as an oquarlum/complete, 1980 ot Education. The sum will be refunded provided plans and locations assistance program, ont the construction of this Court orders release of aid news. Analysts said Thursday’s Advice t______HIde-A-Bed-steel fromd, Yamoha A.T.V. 125 c.c.. Items, brIc-a-brac. . No 56A6357. specifications ore returned complete ondundomdoed within prolect will be discussed at the public hearing. FBI informant. previews. twenty (20) days otter the bid opening. selloff and the pending expiration Business______excellent conditon. $99.00 Atari 2600 with tapes. Plans showing the recommended proposol are available Presser has denied he is an Coll 644-28^,0______1981 Malibu Clastic. SW, Minimum wage scales as provided (or In Public Act No. 240 (or public Inspection In the following locations: WASHINGTON (UPI) - A fed­ filed suit in February against "I know I speak for mayors of options and futures on stock Churches______. 17 Radio Shack computer- must be maintained. informant. (new) 10-4 Lyndale Street. automatic, olr. Power eral judge ordered the administra­ Reagan’s decision to withhold the across the nation in saying I am Indexes had put traders in a wary Classified______Cpntroctors ore required to examine the “ Instructions to Town Clerk's Office Connecticut Department tion Friday to release $5.3 billion in housing and urban development delighted with the decision.” said steering, power brakes, Manchester Town Hall of Transportation The indictment said Friedrick, mood. Story on page 9. Com ics______TA6 SALES GIANT good condition. See at 72 Bidders" and "Suoplementary Instructions to Bidders", 41 Center St. 1680 federal aid to cities, say ing the funds. New Haven Mayor Biagio DiLieto. of Lakewood. Ohio, as the supervi­ Tag Sale. Saturday A TAG-RUMMAGE and to comply and conform strictly with the conditions, Enplneerlng Office Connecticut______Sunday, 9-4, 27 A 29 Hudson Street. $2500. regulations and Instructions contained therein: particular Manchester, Connecticut 160 Patcone Place, Room 414 “ deferral” process President Rea­ However, Jackson said his deci­ “ We cannot afford the capricious sor of the FBI organized crime RAKE SALE 06040 Newington, Connecticut gan used to withhold the money is withdrawal of important federal Entertainment______Too sale-MovIng. Sotur- Walker Street attention Is directed to the details ot the submission of a Bid, Monday-Frldoy, sion would not take effect until the task force in Cleveland, "con­ Manchester. 1975 Buick Electro Best required Bid Bond In the amount of 10% ot the Bid, Perfor­ 06111 no longer valid. administration exhausted all its funding.” Sunny and warmer Local news______day May 17, 10-4, 34 St. Peters Church. Sand mance Bond and Labor and Materials Payment Bond, both 0:30 A.M.-S:00 P.M. Mondav-Frldpv, cealed and covered up that on offer. Buy os Is. Coll Dove 1:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M . . Judge Thomas Jackson of the appeals. Lottery______McKee St. M aternity Hill Rd., South Windsor. 649-9593 between 4:30om - In the full amount ot the contract sum, and all other terms of 'The case touches directly on a several occasions” he met with Chance of an early shower today, Too Sole-May 17th, 10-3,81 the contract. U.S. District Court for the District Robert Nipp, a spokesman for then becoming partly sunny and nhltiiarlAX cloths, boys cloths. In­ North St. Jewelry, toys, Sat., May 17. Doors 7pm. 647-8085 ask for Written statements and exhibits In ploct ot, or In addition current struggle between Con­ Presser and others to discuss how fants to size 7, toys, No bid will be accepted otter the time set tor the opening of of Columbia ruled in favor of four Opinion______:______cloths, household and open 9-3. rain or shine. Scott. *'P*sments made at the hearing may be moiled or de- the Department of Housing and gress and the White House over the to get FBI authorization for the warmer. Partly cloudy tonight household Items, books, bids and no Bidder may withdraw his Bid within forty-five 9l Hw Manchester Town Clerk at the congressmen, the cities of New Urban Development, had no im­ with a low 55 to 60. Partly sunny People______more. Househoid items, books (4S) days of the actual date of opening thereof. The Owner deferral process, which allows the payroll scheme "to avert an records, and 79 Mustang - Good condi­ P-W., June 5 ,19E6. Haven, Conn., and Chicago and the mediate comment on the decision president to block spending unless indictment of Presser in and warm Sunday. Details on page Sports______and toys, ciothing, fur­ reserves the right to wolve any Informalities In or relectony •h . •”J*'**»^*U In this m oH trar« wDicomDtoottmd miscelleanous. Tag Sale-Soturday A3,148 tion, 4 cylinder, auto­ or all bids. tnt Dubllc htorlng. National League of Cities, who or whether It would be appealed. lawmakers overturn his action. Cleveland.” 2. U.S./W orld______nishing, iota of stuffi Kennedy Rd., Manches­ matic, sunroof, tinted BY; JUDITH A HALVORSON, CHAIRWOMAN Tag Sole • Saturday May ter. Household, skis, baby Weli sorted and dis- windows, $3,200 or best SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE Commitsloner 17, 9-3, 57 Brent Rood. offer. 742-9009 Ask for TOWN OF COVENTRY, CONNECTICUT Connecticut Department cloths, antiques, every­ piayed. Lunch availabie. of Transportation Miscellaneous. thing. Laura. 051-05 069-04

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Today’s forecast M CC library to automate Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Manchester Community College and the 11 Partly cloudy Saturday through Sunday. Highs other regional community college’s libraries will If be linked up electronically through an automa­ both days in the 60s on Cape Cod to around 80 in te rio r. L o w s S a tu rd a y n ig h t SS to 60. tion project recently funded by the state Library Board and the state Legislature. Maine: Scattered showers Saturday morning Marion Flynn, director of library services at becoming partly sunny in the afternoon. Highs in MCC and chairwoman of the Council of the 60s to low 70s except 50s at the coast. F a ir north Librarians of Regional Community Colleges, will and patchy fog south Saturday night. Lows near SO. direct the project, she said Thursday. Partly sunny Sunday. Highs in the 70s except 60s The Legislature's appropriation as part of the along the coast. regional community college budget w ill provide New Hampshire: Chance of early morning $32,500 for tra in in g sta ff and other expenses. showers thep becoming partly sunny Saturday. Flynn said. The state Library Board has also Highs near 70 north and in the 70s south. F a ir north awarded $47,800 for equipment for the library and patchy fog south on Saturday night. Lows near nefwork. 50. P a rtly sunny Sunday. Highs in the 70s to low 80s. The network will eventually link the libraries of Today In history all the state colleges and universities and connect Vermont; Morning clouds giving way to On this date in 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that with a national data base in Ohio. sunshine Saturday. W arm with highs in the m id 70s to around 80. Clear and cool Saturday night. Lows racial segregation in public schools was unconstitu­ 50 to 55. S u n sh in e and w a rm Sun d ay. C h a n ce of tional. Here, attorneys who argued the case against M CC graduation May 29 thundershowers north in the afternoon. Highs in segregation stand on the steps of the Supreme Court Commencement ceremonies at Manchester the m id 70s to m id 80s. Building shortly after the verdict. From left are George Community College w ill be May 29 at 5:30 p.m. at E.C. Hayes, Thurgood Marshall and James Nabrit Jr. the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. Sunny and warmer Rep. David R. Wright, majority policy Extended outlook chairman in the Pennsylvania House of Repre­ Today: Chance of an early shower, then becoming partly sunny and sentatives. w ill be the keynote speaker. Extended outlook for New England Monday Wright wa.s the first Democrat in more than 50 warmer. High around 80. Chance of a shower is about 30 percent. through Wednesday: Aimanac years to be elected from the 63rd Legislative Tonight: Partly cloudy with a low 55 to 60. Sunday: Partly sunny and Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: District in Clarion and Armstrong counties. He has served five terms. warm. High around 80. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Amanda Monday chance of showers. Tuesday and Wednes­ In 1944, Allied troops captured Today is Saturday, M ay 17, the Wright also serves on the executive board of the Amato. day considerable cloudiness with a chance of Monte Cassino in Italy, after one 137th d a y o f 1986 w ith 228 to Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance showers or a few thunderstorms. High in the 70s follow . of the longest and bloodiest Agency. He is called on often to speak to business, inland but in the middle 60s along coastal areas. The moon is in its first quarter. battles of World W ar II. professional and educational groups, writes a O v e rn ig h t low in the 50s. The morning stars are Mer­ In 1954, the Supreme Court weekly column and produces a weekly radio Vermont; Monday through Wednesday wet and cury. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. ruled that racial segregation in program . m ild w e a th e r w ith h ig h s in the 70s and low s m a in ly Those born on this date are public schools was unconstitutional. BOSTON in the 50s. under the sign of Taurus. They include Italian painter Sandro In 1973, the Senate Watergate School reps attend seminar Maine: Chance of showers Monday. Chance of Botticelli in 1444; English physi­ Committee opened hearings into NEW YORK rain Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs in the 60s cian Edward Jenner, developer the break-in at Democratic Na­ Representatives from Nathan Hale School 30.00 north to 70s south Monday and in the 50s and 60s of smallpox vaccine, in 1749; tional headquarters in Washing­ recently attended a seminar on the accreditation Herald photo by Bashaw Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows in the 50s Monday ton, D .C . process the school is starting. SAN FRANCISCO English writer Robert Surtees in and in the 40s Tuesday and Wednesday. 1803; American Schuyler In 1983. Lebanon and Israel Attending the seminar at Windsor Locks High Sinorng Muong, 15, takes notes from a newspaper story in her through language drills with four Indochinese students. This W heeler, in v e n to r of the e le c tric signed a U.S.-mediated pact School were Leo F. Diana, principal, Catherine New Hampshire: Chance of showers Monday. English as a Second Language class at Bennet Junior High year, more than 60 students from 15 different countries have fan, in I860; F re n c h c o m p o se r ending their 35-year state of war. Mazzotta and John Carlson, teachers, and Terry Chance of rain Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs in taken part in the school district’s townwide program. Erik Satie in 1866; actress Under the accord. Israel prom­ Bogli, parent representative. The seminar was School. In the background, ESL teacher Dale McCubrey goes the 60s north to 70s south Monday and in the 50s and Maureen O’Sullivan in 1911v(age ised to withdraw 30.000 troops sponsored by the Committee on Public Elemen­ 60s Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows in the 50s HIGHEST 75), and actor Dennis Hopper in from Lebanon. tary Schools of the New England Association of Monday and in the 40s Tuesday and Wednesday. Schools and Colleges Inc. TEMPERATURES' 1936 (age 50). ‘People from everywhere 60 The association is a voluntary accrediting On this date in history: A thought for the day. Robert • MIAMI agency of more than 1.160 public and independent In 1792, 24 brokers met in New Surtees wrote, “ More people are 70 ' educational institutions. 'The accreditation pro­ flattered into virtue than bullied LEGEND------Air quality “york City and formed the New cess is a new venture for public elementary out of vice.” York Fxchange. schools in New England. Keeney School is the The state Department of Environmental Protec­ ESL program helps 68 youngsters other Manchester school participating in the tion provides daily air pollution reports and accreditation process 90 90 [;/ / j SHOWERS^ FLOW seasonal pollen count information from the Bv John Mitchell schools, said the ESL program began THE MAXIMUM for one-on-one “MANY OF OUR STUDENTS sirug UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST Department of Health Services. The recorded Lottery Herald Reporter eight years ago as an offshoot of a les.sons is two hours a day. but gle in a mainstream classroom” m essage is p ro v id e d at 566-3449. Child specialist to speak Connecticut .statute that mandated such “everybody’s time is different.” McCu­ McCubrey said. "We thought that if In a liny third-floor classroom at programs for towns with more than 20 brey said. "ESL teachers have to be they had a chance to have something Bennet Junior High School, teacher students who spoke a given language. extremely flexible." positive said about them, it would give National forecast Other numbers drawn Friday Ann Bonney. child life specialist at Manchester Connecticut daily Memorial Hospital, will speak to four child Dale McCubrey is going over an "The formal part really got started McCubrey said some students take them a boost” in New England: Rain and showers are forecast today for portions of the upper Great Weather radio Friday: 132 development classes at Manchester High School En’glish assignment with the state law” he said. 2‘/? years to learn the language Chomsy Luadpaseuth. who is from Chesterton said that the town at that effectively, while others take up to five. Laos, wants to be a nurse someday Lakes, middle Mississippi Valley, southern Plains and west Gulf Coast M a ssa ch u se tts d a ily ; 0603. Tuesday. "Today I walk, yesterday I she The National Weather Service broadcasts Play Four: 5027 lime saw an influx of Laotian School enrollment also varies. For With McCubrey’s help. Luadpaseuth regions. Scattered showers are predicted for portions of the northern She will discuss the hospitalization of children says, waiting for her students to continuous. 24-hour w e ath e r in fo rm a tio n on 162.475 Friday Lotto: R h o d e Is la n d d a ily ; 9445. and explain how an instructional doll can be u.sed complete the sentence youngsters. instance, there weren’t any eligible talks about how much she enjoys the Pacific Coast, northern Intermountain, southern Plains, and west and mHz in Hartford. 162.55 mHz in New London and to ease children’s fears. "W a lk e d ?" McCubrey came to Manchester in students at Waddell School two years people of Manchester and being able to east Gulf Coast regions. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair in general. 162.40 m H z in M e rid e n . 7-21-25-33-34-35 Tri-state daily: 118,5591. "O K” McCubrey says, moving on to 1980 to gel involved with the program, ago. McCubrey said. Then the town go to school and learn. There’s no another question, “ how do you say this concentrated then at Nathan Hale. At changed busing districts. Now it has the fighting here, like in Laos, Luadpaseuth HRC to meet Tuesday w ord ?" first, she said, it didn’t work well largest population of immigrants in the said. McCubrey is leading a group of four because many immigrant families program, she said. Kham Khong moved from Laos in moved away from Manchester before The Manchester Human Relations Commission students in basic language drills Leslie Belcher, a teacher at Waddell, November, sponsored by his uncle. CAN YOU HELP? their children had a chance to become is scheduled to meet Tuesday at 8 p.m in the Though the lesson is a com m on one. the handles 17 ESL students. She said one Eventually he hopes to return to assimilated, so enrollment dropped Lincoln Center Conference Room. pupils being taught arc far from it drawback is that, because teachers Thailand to live. He studied English for PEOPLE ■The children arc part of the town’s below 20. aren’t proficient in the languages their two months in the Philippines, but still English as a Second Language Currently, seven instructors, three of students speak natively, it’sdifficult for has a long w ay to ' go. M cC ubrey program . them full iime. teach in the program. them to gauge what the students’ continues to quiz. The country music star suffered a Rotary member honored The goal of ESL is to "help them to Students, most of whom are at the individual learning disabilities are. "Kham. Use ‘has written’ in a Jett OutFoxed Dylan resembles self concussion and leg and ankle injuries in the learn the language in all areas — elementary grade level, coordinate But the pluses, she said, far outweigh sentence” two-car head-on accident north of Nashville. C O V E N T R Y — Coventry R otary C lub m em ber listening, learning, speaking” accord­ ESL with regular school classes that any minuses. Two Iranian students in “ I has w ritten ..." Persistent fans of actor Michael J. Fox and Bob Dylan will play a former '60s rock star The driver of the other car was killed. Orin Miles Jr. of Main Street will be presented ing to McCubrey. who serves as the they lake every day. her program who have only been in “ Not has.” rock singer Joan Jett managed to find them who retires to a chicken farm, says a She said she will probably have an with the distinguished Paul Harris Award tonight department’s representative. "We also Part of McCubrey’s job includes town since the fall are already reading “ H a v e ?’ ’ filming in the nation’s rOck 'n' roll capital Hollywood producer, and the film role w ill be operation this year to remove a rod that was at a Rotary Club dinner scheduled for Fiano’s spend a lot of time supporting reading screening potential students. Age. at their grade levels. Belcher said. “ G ood” this week, and Ohio's governor visited one of his first m ajor one on 13 years. placed in her right leg after the accident. Restaurant in Bolton. Rotary spokesman Thomas construction” educational background and intelli­ “ Education is a real premium, in their Chesterton said the ESL students Welles Jr. said Friday. their film sets. The singer-songwriter will appear in Miss Mandrell. 37, is known forhits such as Taught in all but a few area schools, gence are the key things she considers. country.” she said. "It’s incredible to show an extreme willingness to be The award, which has been given to only two Although film ing locations were supposed "Hearts of Fire," said Graig Baumgarten, “ I W as C o u n try W hen C o u n try W a sn ’t C o o l.” the program currently serves about 68 "Tho.se three factors have a great see the gains they’ve made." taught. "Even if they are youngsters other Coventry Rotarians in the group’s 30-year to be kept under wraps, the fans found cast president of Culver City, Calif..-based "Sleeping Single in a Double Bed” and students from over 15 different coun­ deal to do with how long a student stays Belcher, with the help of McCubrey who have no English background, they and crew in suburban Cleveland Heights, Lorim ar Motion Pictures. history, is in honor of M iles’s civic service, Welles tries. though McCubrey said the major­ in the program." M^'Cubrey said. and other ESL teachers in town, learn very fast," he said. “ Married. But Not to Each Other.” said. helped in their search by local radio stations, "It's a dirty fingers story — nof your ity are from southeast Asia Lessons are coordinated differently recently started a .newsletter that McCubrey .thinks that some pick up The dinner starts at 7 p.m. as filming got under way here for a movie typical rock story with all the cliches of the "We get people from everywhere” for each student. McCubrey says. "How features writings, drawings and puzzles on the language so quickly in part about a rock 'n' roll band. rock 'n' roll world, drugs and everything.” she said. we establish the amount of time from ESL students. She said the because of their war-torn backgrounds. Only a few of the filming sites had been Baumgarten announced in Cannes, which is depends upon the length of time they’ve newsletter is sent to all the teachers and “They’re really hard working.” she been in the stales and their age." she disclosed before the cast and crew arrived holding its annual film festival. A starry theft? ALLAN B. CHESTERTON director students and helps to foster communi­ said, ‘"rhey really want to be able to do of curriculum for the town’s public said. cation between them. good” th is w eek. An aspiring film writer says pop star Calendars On Thursday. Gov. Richard Celeste visited Michael Jackson, Walt Disney Co. and others a closed set at a factory on the city's west Mandrell on the air stole his idea for a fantasy 3-D movie side. featuring Jackson as an outer space The film. "Just Around the Corner to the Entertainer Barbara Mandrell says she e xp lo re r. At the Capitol Memorial Day includes Korean War dead Light of Day.” was written and is being feels safer in the air than on the road after a M a tth e w G e n try , 24, has file d a $3.9 b illio n directed by Paul Schrader. The title song will 1984 traffic accident that left her seriously suit against Jackson. Disney Co. and its HARTFORD (UPl) — Here is a list of state Soldiers who fought and died in the Korean veterans, and dignitaries will be James Kasprzak. winner of the earing four battle stars, including one be by rock singer Bruce Springsteen. in ju re d . forerunner Walt Disney Productions, East­ government and political events scheduled the week Korean War will be honored during from around the stale are also expected American Legion Oratorical Contest. the amphibious landing at Inchon Last week. Cleveland was selected as the “ It bothers me.” she said in an interview man Kodak Co., which worked with Disney of May 19. All rooms are in the Capitol complex unless Memorial Day ceremonies later this to be at the ceremonies. Guests will be welcomed to the From 1951 to 1980 Col. Powers site of the future Rock and Roll Hall of Fam e Thursday in Nashville. Tenn. "I don’t mind on the film, and John Branca, Jackson’s otherwise noted. month. Stale Rep. Elsie Swensson. R- ceremonies by Mayor Barbara remained active in the Marine Corps and Museum. flying, but being in a car is different.” business manager. He is charging copyright M onday A monument recently erected to the Manchester. will be the featured W einberg. Reserve. He is employed with the legal Republican gubernatorial candidate Gerald Labri- infringement and unfair trade practices. four Manchester men who died in the speaker at Memorial Day ceremonies Musical selections will be played by department of Pratt & Whitney Group. ola has tentatively scheduled a 10 a.m. news United Technologies Corp. Gentry alleges that “Captain EO ” is based Korean War will be dedicated in a on May 26. when a parade is planned the Manchester High School Band and conference. Room 310 along Main and East Center streets the Stewart Highlanders pipe band. Assisting Col. Powers on his staff will on his 1984 proposal for a movie called special ceremony on Sunday. May 25 The Connecticut Safety Belt Coalition holds a beginning at 9:30 a.m. Wreaths will be placed at the Civil be Capt. Stanley Cottle. USMC retired, "Michael Jackson in the Third Dimension.” The next day. Col Edward J. Powers of “Saved by the Belt" qiews confere;nce. 10 a.m.. Marchers will start at the Army and War monument in Center Park and the chief of staff and Maj. Michael The suit was filed Wednesday in federal South Windsor, a retired officer of the Blender’s Auto Recycling Plant. 741 Windsor St., Navy Club on Main Street and parade ceremony w ill close with a gun salute by Mclnerney. USA retired. Both also court by Stanely Katz. Gentry’s attorney. U.S. Marine Corps Reserve and a H artford veteran of the Korean War. will be north to East Center Street, with a, halt the Connecticut Arm y National Guard served in Korea. Disney Co, spokesman Ben Chester said NAME: ANNA CHRISTIAN HEIGHT: 3’8” The state Department of Environmental Protection parade marshal for Memorial Day there at the Vietnam Memorial for a and the sounding of taps by buglers of Marchers in the parade will include company attorneys hadn’t seen the suit. A holds a 7 p.m. hearing on plans to divert water from town officials, members of veterans WATERS WEIGHT. 40 LBS ceremonies. short service. The Vietnam Memorial Manchester High School Band. call to Kodak headquarters in Rochester, the Connecticut River, DeKoven House. Middletown. was dedicated last year. Col. Powers, who has served as groups and their auxiliaries, the Town DATE MISSING: 01/16/73 HAIR: BLOND The Korean War memorial was N.Y. went unanswered after business hours Tuesday After the service, marchers will go parade marshal in 1976 and 1979. of Manchester Fire Department, the FROM: SAN MATEO placed in Munro Park opposite the Thursday. A receptionist in Branca's office 1 Democratic delegate primaries will be held in 26 World War II memorial last month. The east on East Center Street to Munro enlisted in the U.S. Marines in 1943 and Eighth District Fire Department. Ma­ COUNTY, CALIFORNIA said he was out of town and refused to relay a LAST SEEN: Playing in her cities and towns and a Republican primary will be Korean Veterans Memorial Committee P a rk , where a .service will be held at the served three years in World War II. He sonic units, fraternal organizations. m essage. DOB: 09/25/67 backyard wearing a blue and held in Stamford. Polls are open noon until 8 p.m. World War II and Korean War was commissioned a second lieutenant raised more than $7..500 since last The Youth Division of the parade will RACE/SEX: W HITE/FEMALE The state Department of Transportation holds a 10 m em orials. in 1948. Disney has announced that "Captain EO ” white T-shirt, blue trousers and summer to buy the 7-foot-tall gray include East Catholic High School a.m. public hearing on taxicab service in Groton, DOT From Munro Park, the marchers will After World W ar II. he was one of the will open Sept. 19 at Disneyland in Anaheim EYES: BROW N black rubber boots. granite stone. majorettes, the Bennet and Illing junior Administration Building. 24 Wolcott Hill Road. and Disney World in Florida. Fam ily and friends of the four local go west on East Center Street to Center organizers of a Marine Corps Reserve high school bands, the Nathan Hale Wethersfield. The three-dimensional film was produced casualties — W illiam F. Bolduc. Ernest Park for the traditional Memorial Day unit in Worcester. Mass. That unit is Twirlers. Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. by George Lucas and directed by Francis Any information? Call 1-800-843-5678 The state Board of Governors for Higher Education W. Steinberg, Howard C. Flavell, Jr. program . now the command center for all Marine Copp ola. meets at 2:30 p.m.. Western Connecticut State and Howard M. Higley — are expected Last year, in a departure from Corps Reserves from the East Coast to If there is threatening weather, the University, Danbury. to attend the ceremonies. Wreaths will tradition, the ceremony was held in the the Mississippi River. parade marshal will decide whether to The state Law Revision Commission meets at 4 be placed next to the monument, and Vietnam Memorial Park. Recalled to active duty in 1950, he cancel the parade. The decision w ill be p.m.. Room E-53. taps w ill be played. The youth speaker in the program served more than a year in Korea, made before 8:30 a.m. Wyeth is hailed Wednesday Manchester Herald : The House and Senate convene at 10 a.m. for a Painter Andrew Wyeth, best known for his fe c ia l session on raising teacher salaries. scenes of rural southeastern Pennsylvania, USPS 327-500 VOL. CV. No. 194 ’ Legislative committee meetings include: Regula­ State offering $5,000 reward for whale killer was named the 1986 Distinguished Pennsyl­ Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 tion Review. 9 a.m.. Room W-58; Judiciary (public vania Artist, Gov. Dick Thornburgh an­ and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.50 for one month, $19.25 hearing on judicial appointment). 9:15 a.m.. Room chester Publishing Co., tSBralnard for three months, $38.50 for six nounced Thursday in Harrisburg. W-52; Environm ent. 9:15 a.m ,, Room W-10; P h y sica l By Mdrk A. Dupuis The whale, which measured about 10 feet long, He said the TIP program, operated by wildlife Place. Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. Facilities Subcommittee. 9:30 a.m.. Room 310: groups and the state, also was making available its Wyeth, 69, of Chadds Ford, southwest of Second class postage paid at Man­ United Press International weighed about 930 pounds and was between 4 and 7 Mall rates are available on request. Appropriations and Energy and Public Utilities (joint 24-hour toll-free hotline for anyone with information Philadelphia, is to accept the award in chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: years old. had been shot four times with a .22- caliber meeting), 9:30 a.m.. Room W-54. about the killing of the whale. ceremonies at the Capitol June 3. according Send address changes to the Man­ HARTFORD — The state posted a $5,000 reward rifle, officials said. chester Herald. P.O. Box 591. Man­ T hursday The posting of a state reward had been suggested by to the governor’s office, To place a classified or display and put a telephone hotline into service Friday for "The senseless killing of this whale, who came tobe chester. Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report a news . An economic development conference begins at known by its friends and protectors as B.W., has Sen. Thomas Scott, R-Milford. and the formal request Wyeth’s paintings are prim arily realistic information in the killing of a young beluga whale Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- 8:30 a.m. in the Hall of Flags. popular with boaters and swimmers off the evoked a tremendous outpouring of anger from the was submitted to O’Neill Friday by New Haven renditions of fields, hills, and old buildings. GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 • Vice President George Bush is scheduled to hold a Connecticut shoreline. citizens of our state," O’Neill said, State’s Attorney Arnold Markle. His 50-year painting career started in 1935, p.m. Monday through Friday. you don’t receive your Herald by hews conference with U.S. Rep. John G. Rowland. • Gov. W illiam A. O’Neill authorized the $5,000 state “I share that anger. I share the frustration of so Markle admitted the request for a reward in the when he held his first one-man show in 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8 a.m. Satur­ R-Conn., and attend a luncheon for Rowland’s killing of an animal was unusual, but said he believed day. pleaae telephone your carrier. reward and said officials hope contributions to a many people who question why this act should have UPl photo Philadelphia. the request was warranted "in the name of If you're unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ campaign. Sheraton hotel, Waterbury. private rew ard fund w ill bring the total bounty for the taken place,” the governor said in announcing the Wyeth has also been awarded the Presi­ The Veterans Task Force meets at 5 p.m.. Room h um anity." NEW WAVERS — Italian film director Franco Zefirelli, left, poses in Cannes rier. call subscriber service at 647,- ber ol the Associated Press, a sub­ whale’s killer to $10,000. reward offer. dent’s Medal of Freedom, the highest 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. scriber to United Press Interna­ W-58. The light gray whale that had plaved happily with In addition to the state reward. O’Neill said officials Under state law. the governor has the power to' with actress Katia Ricciarelli and Mexican singer Placido Domingo after a c iv ilia n honor in the U n ite d States. H e is also m. Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ tional news services and a member F rid a y boaters, swimmers and divers in Long Island Sound hope to rai.se $5,000 through the Turn in Poachers authorize rew ards of up to $20,000 in certain cases. It screening of the movie "Otello." The film is in competition at the 39th a member of the French Academy of Fine ery In Manchester. ' of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The Stale Bond Commission meets at 10 a.m.. Room and the Connecticut River was found dead Tuesday in reward program for information in wildlife poaching was not known if a reward has ever been offered in the international film festival in the French city. Arts and the Soviet Union Academy of Arts, 310. New Hayen Harbor. cases. death of an animal. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 17. 1986 — 5 « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 17. 1986 Colleges ready for commencements Connecticut In Brief By Kenneth R. Bazinet ties Sunday, also at the Storrs university’s Hartt School of Music. Danbury. United Press International campus. John B. Abrahms of West At Quinnipiac College in, Agency accused of ticket scalping State Supreme Court Justice Hartford, president of the Hamden, Joseph V. Ciaburri,' Colleges and universities across Ellen Ash Peters will speak to Abrahms Agency, Inc. and a founder and president of the Bank MANCHESTER HAS IT! HARTFORD — The state has filed suit accusing a Hamden Connecticut are preparing for UConn Law School graduates in former University of Hartford of New Haven, Sunday will address ticket delivery service with ticket scalping in the sale of tickets to annual commencemeni exercises Hartford Saturday. regent, will receive the 1986 graduates. Quinnipiac will grant sporting and entertainment events, officials said Friday. this weekend honoring politicians, Peters will also speak to gradu­ university medal for distinguished honorary degrees to Rev. Edwin R. Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman said the suit charged educators and actors while mark­ ates of St. Joseph College Sunday service. Edmonds, pastor of Dixwell the "Tickets Today” service with charging as much as $60 over ing the beginning for the graduates in West Hartford. Virginia A. Dith Pran, the New York Times’ Avenue U nit^ Church of Christ in the price of a ticket in some cases and listing the fee as a delivery of a variety of fields. Henderson, recipient of the Inter­ photographer who became a na­ New Haven, and entrepreneur; This Week Featuring... charge. Gov. William A. O’Neill and national Council of Nursing Award tional figure after the release of the Brian Alden. Lieberman said the questionable delivery charge did not vary University of Connecticut Presi­ and Sister Joseph Mark McGurkin. film “The Killing Fields,” will Virgil C. Dechant, supreme according to how far a buyer lived from the agency’s Hamden dent John T. Casteen III will a founding Sister of Mercy will address Fairfield University’s knight of the Knights of Columbus, office but instead was based on the popularity of the seat or event address UConn’s undergraduate receive honorary degrees. commencement Sunday. will deliver the principal address commencement Sunday at the Sir GeoffayWarnock. principal Fairfield will award honorary at Albertus Magnus College In New COMPLETE involved. of Hertford College at Oxford , ^4.' ‘In our opinion, the delivery charge being charged by this Storrs campus. degrees to Dr. Robert Coles, Haven. ^ '4 automotive Honorary degrees willl be pres­ University. Oxford. England, will professor, of psychiatry and medi­ O atl^molve O company is a sham, ’ ’ Lieberman said. “The delivery charge is no ented by UConn to actor Ray address the University of Hartford Albertus Magnus will award DON WILLIS GARAGE Service more than a subterfuge for the scalping of tickets.” cal humanities at Harvard Univer­ honorary degrees to James A. Bolger. who played the scarecrow commencement in West Hartford. sity, Rev. William A. Wallace, in "The Wizard of Oz.” Rafael The University of Hartford will Walsh, chairman of the Armstrong. M. director general of the Leonine Rubber Co.. Dr. Luca E.Celentano; DON WILLIS GARAGE HAS BEEN SERVING The J- We work on any car, Caldera. Venezuela's first demo­ present honorary degrees to Theo­ Commission and professor of phi­ DON WILMS ^AI Manchester Area for 57 years. Since 1928 DON has been in Waterbury nurses threaten strike cratic president, and Jozef Gie- dor Suess Geisel. best known as Dr. and his wife. Dr. Giacomina; losophy and history of science at Hippolitus, practicing physicians,' operation at 18 Main St. DON WILLIS has always from vintage WATERBURY — More than 1,200 nurses, service and rowski, president of Jagiellon Suess. actress Julie Harris, Sen. Catholic University. specialized in automotive repairs on all makes of maintenance workers at Waterbury Hospital Friday announced University in Poland. Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., and Sisters Wilfreda Walsh and! automobiles. DON WILLIS INC. take great pride in their Chevrolets to Rolls Mary Hatwood Futrell, presi­ Robert D. Kilpatrick, chairman of John W. Toland. a Pulitzer Francis Clare O’Malley, two ele-; work and guarantee all their work 100%, a guarantee that .a strike deadline of June 1 unless agreement is reached on a new Prize-winning author, Sunday will mentary school teachers at St.; Royces. We three-year contract. dent of the National Education the board of CIGNA corp. and is not mere words it’s ACTION. DON WiLLIS has been in Association, will address UConn’s Cornell MacNeill. of the Metropoli­ address graduates of Western ^ Mary’s Grammar School in New business for 57 years because he does quality work and Union leaders said the deadline was set because of little Connecticut State University in Haven. stands by it until you’re satisfied. specialize in progress in talks since March and to serve the required 10 days graduate commencement activi- tan opera and alumnus of the notice of a possible strike when contracts with the murses and DON WILLIS GARAGE INC. is a FULL-SERVICE starters and other workers expire May 31. STATION, with the facilities to handle all your automotive alternators, but can Bill Meyerson, spokesman for New England Health Care repair needs. Employees Union District 1199, said the workers are opposed to a Fund scam probed at vets’ hospital service all your number of provisions they consider paybacks being sought by the Phone 18 Main Street needs. hospital. Caldwell said his office has been abuse anything. Everything is The Hartford Courant reported 649-4531 Manchester ROCKV HILL (AP) - An .. accountant at the Veterans Home told “it is under intense investiga­ signed and approved, and all I did that authorities also are investi­ tion and that the amount missing in was make disbursements from the gating a larger veterans savings Steve Moorhouse, Mike Dumond, Kenny Brithwalte, Art Stratford wins round in trash fight and Hospital has been suspended Pierce, Ken Bralthwalte, Julio Centeno without pay as state authorities substantial.” funds.” fund, which totaled $7 million in Phone STRATFORD — Stratford has won a first round in its battle to investigate shortfalls, double pay­ The accountant, Raymond Bi- The investigation started when September 1982 and is on deposit at 311 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER dump its trash in a small northeastern Connecticut town but ments and other discrepancies in losz of Plymouth, was suspended state auditors found questionable the Farmers and Mechanics Sav­ (Behind Economy Oil Change) 6 4 3 -8 8 4 4 autom oliv* must still seek long-term approval for the plan, a town official the facility’s financial accounts. last week following an investiga­ payments had been made from a ings Bank in Middletown. 649-4531 Mastercard & Visa Accepted said Friday. Possibly as much as $40,000 is tion initiated in March by hospital much smaller fund out of which About 650 of the facility’s clients The state Department of Environmental Protection Thursday . mis.sing from a multimillion-dollar officials. Commandant Nicholas veterans are paid $12 biweekly for are residents of the home and the granted temporary approval for Stratford to take its 100 tons of fund that contains the Individual M. Motto said. work done at the home. The rest are patients at the hospital. Bilosz on Friday denied embez­ IT PAYS TO RAP trash per day to a private landfill in Brooklyn, Conn., for the next savings accounts of veterans. auditors reported in April in a Eligibility is based on two years’ --i. Jack J. Lappen Realty four months. Democratic State Auditor Leo V. zling from veterans’ accounts, but letter to Gov. William 0*Neill that Connecticut residence prior to M RQ U ESr Donohue said Friday. said he expect? to be arrested by about $400 was missing from the entering the service and an honor­ Brooklyn is stili considering condemning the 54-acre landfill state police. ril get you top dollar for its own use, while the landfill owner has signed a contract to "All I can .say is that we have an fund. able discharge after at least 90 investigation into embezzlement "I haven't taken a dime,” Bilosz \ PAP AUTO PARTS sell the landfill to Stratford, Chris Gibbons, assistant town Checking into that fund, investi­ days' wartime service unless at the Veterans' Home. It is an said. "I knew the audit was being discharged for a service-related Energy Conservation Services «-N’ for your property. 307 E. Center St., Manchester manager said, ongoing investigation that will be done, and they told me that I signed gators found that tens of thousands of dollars may have been with­ disability. Professionally Trained Technicians culminated soon.” said Lt. Ed­ some veterans’ names, and I said I Call me now! tSl (R tir ef Lenox Pkarmecy) 649-3528 O’Neill and Moffett on the stump ward Dailey, a state police did not. drawn form the larger fund Veterans entering the home and spokesman. 'Tve got 26 years of state without proper authorization, the hospital turn over their savings to Fogarty Brothers 164 East Center Street service.” Bilosz said. “I don’t newspaper said. the facility for administration. HARTFORD — Democratic Gov. William A. O’Neili and Slate Comptroller Edward J. Plumbing Jack J. Lappen Manchester, CT 06040 challenger Toby Moffett kicked off a weekend of campaigning 649-4539 Notary Public WSS' With PAP Friday looking for votes in next week’s delegate selection member ENERGY CENTERS co-operalive 643-4263 primaries. O’Neili and Moffett centered their attention on Waterbury and Officials learn little from Chernobyl ■T YOUR SPRING VACATION TAN AT New Britain, the two cities with the most to offer in the Tuesday SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM EXHAUST WORK primaries to choose delegates to this summer’s Democratic state Custom Kitchen Center business group. stand the crash of an F-111 fighter, Kadak said the Soviets also did INE’S PLACE 6 4 3 -1 4 4 2 convention. 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Dr. frostbite during her three days on snow cave they dug in the side of a an independent was dealt a setback Friday by a federal Judge two survivors of an ill- fated Duane Bietz of Providence Hospi­ the 11,238-foot peak. hill at the 8,300- foot level. The cave Navy’s nuke who upheld state election laws challenged by the former U.S, dayhike on icy Mount Hood showed tal said. Eigteen students from the measured 4 feet by 6 feet and was 3 Jack senator. hop^ul signs of recovery Friday Thompson responded to com­ Oregon Episcopal School started feet high. But Stevenson, who withdrew as the Democratic Party’s from the ordeal that killed nine mands afterwards but remained up the peak Monday for what was Two students and a teacher were Anderson gubernatorial nominee to distance himself from two extremist companions and left their small on oxygen and intravenous fluids. supposed to be a routine day hike found near death near the cave plan a danger candidates backed by ultra-conservative Lyndon LaRouche Jr„ religious school in grief. “I asked him to squeeze my hand up the rugged peak as part of Wednesday. They died after at­ vowed to remain in the race. The LaRouche-backed candidates But doctors said it was still too and he squeezed my hand,” Beitz th)sichooT8 four-year wilderness tempts to revive them at a won upset victories in the Illinois Dem ocratic primary in March. early to tell if the youths had brain said. “I asked him to open his eyes survival course. Five shortly Portland hospital failed. After searching another 24 Reports about a Navy plan to dump the “I’ve been kicked by a horse, but I haven’t been bitten by any damage from the hypothermia and he opened his eyes.” turned back but the remaining 13 hours, rescuers finally found the concrete-encased core of a submarine’s snakes yet,” said Stevenson, who injured his back iast month in a they suffered in hesworst tragedy Bietz said Thompson probably were caught in a freak snowstorm |n the history of the frequently would not remember what hap­ and a disorienting white out. snow cave nearby containing the nuclear reactor into the ocean are still pretty horseback riding accident. “All I can say is we will be on the remaining eight climbers, ballot as independent candidates.” scaled peak. pened to him and his climbing One student and the climbers' vague, but any such idea should be regarded Technology Killed were a priest, a school companions. guide. Ralph Summers, walked Lt. Don Vicars of the Clackamas with a critical eye. dean and seven students. He also said the chances of down the mountain on Tuesday in County sheriff’s office said they Thompson losing fingers or toes to search of help and survived. Although the Navy isn’t saying much about Rulers Jailed In Falklands fiasco Giles Thompson and Brinton would not know what happened in Clark, both 15, were in critical but frostbite was “very small.” but “We couldn’t sit in that hole the area around the cave until they the method it has chosen to dispose of the ‘saves’ babies BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — The three military rulers who stable condition at two Portland expressed concern that the student forever,” Summers, 30, a profes­ could question the two survivors. reactor from the nuclear submarine started and lost the Falkland Islands war with Britain in 1982 hospitals. The bitter cold had may have suffered permanent sional mountaineer, said. “It was damp in the cave and our clothing Vicars said the three found Nautilus, the Greenpeace organization has were convicted of negligence Friday and given prison terms dropped their body temperatures kidney damage. to more than 20 degrees below At Emanual Hospital, Clark thawed out. I got outside the cave outside the cave may have set out apparently obtained enough information to for short time ranging to 14 years, a court source reported. on another attempt to go for help. normal. remained under sedation but she and I started shivering and I knew understand what is abouf to happen. Peter The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, a panel of nine retired generals that is the nation’s highest military tribunal, Wilcox, who gained notoriety as the skipper WASHINGTON — As quietly as a newborn’s was expected to announce the verdicts and sentences officially of the ill-fated Rainbow Warrior, told a whimper, a crisis is growing over the issue of later. Deaver defends Reagan friendship Stamford audience this week that “ million-dollar babies” — the name sometimes The source, who is attached to the council, confirmed that Gen. Leopoldo Galtieri, the army commander who served as Greenpeace will target the plan for given to premature infants whose short, tortured blasted “mean-spirited” critics When the committee broke for lobbying work raised “serious president, was sentenced to 12 years In prison; Adm. Jorge Bv Lorry AAoroosok opposition in the coming weeks. lives are extended only by fearfully expensive Associated Press and denied violating conflict-of- lunch after the initial three hours doubts” about the Reagan admin­ Anaya, the navy commander, to 14 years; and Gen. Basilio Lami As the environmental group wages its high-technology equipment. interest laws in lobbying for of testimony, Deaver left through a istration’s ethical standards. Rep. Dozo, chief of the air force, to eight years. Thomas A. Luken. D-Ohio, ex­ battle, it deserves wide public support. If the The celebrated eases of Baby Jane Doe, who WASHINGTON — Lobbyist Mi­ foreign and domestic clients. back door, but four Democrats and Time bombs exploded at eight ward offices of civilian chael K. Deaver said Friday he has He told the Energy and Com­ a Republican on the panel held a pressed concern about "the appar­ disaster at Chernobyl did anything aside was badly disabled but kept alive on orders of a President Raul Alfonsin's Radical Civic Union party Friday. court, and Baby Fae, who was given a baboon’s not and would not trade on his merce investigations committee news conference. ent inability of Mr. Deaver to from kill and contaminate, it should have There was no evidence linking the bombs to the verdicts, but his “actions have been within the Rep. John D. Dingell. chairman distinguish between his govern­ heart but died anyway, barely scratched the friendship with Ronald Reagan served to warn the world that nuclear Cesar Jaroslavsky, party leader in Congress, attributed the and asserted that anyone who law at all times.” and asserted, “I of the subcommittee and the full ment service and his consulting surface of the complicated controversy. explosions to “extreme rightist groups with very presumable have never traded on my relation­ Energy and Commerce Commit­ service.” ' questions are much too important to be suggests otherwise is just as surely Eventually, American society will have to come connections to the ousted dictatorship.” attacking the integrity of the ship with the president for any tee, denied Denver’s charge that “The message in these times is decided behind closed doors. That especially to grips with the ethical, medical and legal president. client — and I never will.” accusations against him were that government service can be holds true in a m atter such as this one, which questions involved. A dispassionate examination Forest fire is under control “After five months of innuendos He called “groundless and im­ politically motivated. The Michi­ turned into big bucks,” added Rep. has little to do with our national secuFlty but of the issue will soon be available in a new book, and leaks, it’s my turn today,” the pertinent” the accusation that he gan lawmaker said some of the Ron Wyden, D-Ore. Rep. John 7 should not have lobbied the govern­ accusations came from “highly Bryant, D-Texas, said Deaver’s probably much to do with the security of “ A Time to be Born, a Time to Die,” by veteran HAMPSTEAD, N.C. — A forest fire that burned 73,000 acres of ex-White House deputy chief of investigative reporter Rasa Gustaitis and staff told reporters as he entered a ment on issues he once discussed placed Republicans, quoted by the testimony “highlighted the fact it some nation somewhere. woodland in the southeastern part of the state was declared Stanford Medical Center chaplain Ernie W.D. closed House subcommittee hear­ while occupying his high White GAO (General Accounting Office), is legal today for the closest The Navy owes it to humanity to come contained Friday. ing to give his response to House office. Such criticism, he including a number of prominent adviser to the president to go to Young. Our associate Les Whitten obtained an Firefighters will remain on the scene doing “ mop-up” work on clean and explain the alternatives it has allegations of influence peddling. said, was “not only mean-spirited, people holding office in this work immediately after he leaves advance copy to review. the fire, which started on May 5, for the next several weeks, said In an opening statement pre­ but... also an implicit attack on the administration.” the White House for foreign considered. Anything less would be In some cases, the book reports, a baby is kept Rebecca Richards, a spokeswoman for the Department of pared for the panel. Deaver integrity” of Reagan. Dingell added that Deaver’s governments. reminiscent of the Soviet stance after the alive by heroic high-tech measures until the Natural Resources and Community Development. disaster at Chernobyl, which rightly drew parents are psychologically ready — and the The cause of the fire is still under investigation but arson is harsh criticism from governments doctors and hospitals are medically and legally suspected, Ms. Richards said. ready. Then the life support system is abruptly Tractors and plows remain on standby in case the fire broke throughout the world. Open Forum Pastora surrenders in Costa Rica disconnected and the baby dies. containment lines, but the blaze was “contained enough that it’s As Wilcox said in Stamford. “Once you not a threat to villages, towns and people,” Layman said. ON THE SAN JUAN RIVER, and laid down his weapons. The Pastora, but aides said as many as turned himself in to the Costa dump the reactor core over the side, it's gone Coste Rica (AP) — Nicaraguan river forms the border between which serves adolescent females understanding, support and their 1,500 members of his Revolution­ Rican civil guard along the San — you can’t control it " rebel leader Eden Pastora on Costa Rica and Nicaragua. ary Democratic Alliance were Juan River that marks the border M a y o r’s letter concern for those adolescents Y E T IN ONE CASE a baby almost certainly Federal judge on way to prison throughout the state with drug Friday gave up his fight against Waiting for Pastora were Costa expected to seek asylum later. with Nicaragua, and was taken to a and aicohol problems. Many of and their families who are the doomed to a life both brief and painful was kept a disappointment MONTGOMERY, Ala. - U.S. District Judge Harry Claiborne the Sandinista government he Rican police and civil guardsmen place where he would meet with the residents that New Hope victims of a drug oriented alive for months, at a cost of $530,409 to the Pastora, 49, had become increas­ on Friday became the first sitting federal judge to go to prison, helped bring to power. He surren­ and journalists. journalists. Communications from society that continues to ask for parents and insurers and incalculable mental ingly isolated in his fight against serves have been the victims of reporting to a minimum-security camp to serve a two-year dered to Costa Rican authorities in Costa Rican authorities said the rural area were limited. Keep hearing To the Editor: anguish to the parents. earlier that Pastora's aides in San the left-wing Sandinistas as other drugs and the victims of those leniency at the expense of its sentence for tax evasion while still drawing his $78,200 salary. hopes of winning asylum. Costa Rican authorities said On rare occasions the gamble pays off, and an “We think there is no possibility Jose, the Costa Rican capital, had rebel groups joined a rival organi­ who foster a drug dependent victims. Claiborne, 68, of Las Vegas. Nev., arrived in a taxi at the earlier that Pastora's aides in San I am writing to express my infant weighing as little as a pound at birth of a military victory.” the sweat- submitted a written application for zation that receives U.S. funding society. Much time and energy Federal Prison Camp at Maxwell Air Force Base, declining to Jose already had submitted a sense of frustration and disap­ soaked guerrilla chief told asylum on his behalf. and support. go into the treatment of our Vincent Senatore appears to be growing normally. But because the comment to reporters at the prison gate. written application for asylum on on schedule pointment in what I consider to reporters. The first 90 of some 400 Nicara­ residents and their families. It is Executive Director science of “ neo-natology” is so new, no one can He was sentenced to two years in prison for a 1984 conviction of He had fought with the Sandinis­ his behalf. be the inappropriate and naive predict how many of the 200,000 babies a year “We don’t want to be soldiers of guan guerrillas who are seeking disheartening to note that at the New Hope Manor failing to report law practice income totaling $106,000 on federal asylum with Pastora also entered tas to oust the rightist, pro- If members of the Planning and Zoning behavior of the mayor of Man­ placed in intensive care nurseries at a cost of $2 the United States in a war of Costa Rican President Oscar other end of the spectrum we Manchester tax returns in 1979 and 1980. He would be eligible for parole in pressure,” Pastora added. “We Costa Rica Friday and were taken American regime of Anastasio chester in using the power of her Somoza in 1979, winning the Arias Sanchez said this week he Commission want what’s best for have a town official asking for billion will grow into healthy adulthood. eight months. to a site away from the border would consider granting the re­ want to be soldiers of the Nicara­ nickname "Commander Zero.” Manchester, they’ll stand their ground and office to ask for leniency for a leniency in drug related charges. The contesting parties in the tragic situation are guan people in a war of ours, the pending a decision on their status, But he later broke with the quest if Pastora promised to lay person who in her words "has numerous and bellicose: parents who consent to Nicaraguans, to overthrow the said Radio Monumental in San down his weapons and "stop being refuse to postpone the public hearing Officials hunt for Waldheim links Sandinistas because of political been convicted on drug-related 1 guess I have an old demo­ The Manchester Herald wel­ life-support measures without knowing what is extreme left in a nationalist war.” Jose. what he is today, one more scheduled for later this month on the town's cratic notion that the mayor of a disagreements. charges.” comes original letters to the involved and later beg the doctors to let their LONDON — Defense Ministry officials searched records Moments earlier, Pastora had It was not known how many comandante in the anti-Sandinista proposed Comprehensive Plan of Develop­ town is supposed to be the leader more fighters remain loyal to The residents of Manchester editor. babies die: right-to-life advocates who insist that Friday for any links between former U.N. Secretary-General waded across the San Juan River Radio Monumental said Pastora fight.” m ent. have opened their hearts and of her people. In this instance. I life be preserved at all costs; doctors who want to Address letters to: Open Fo­ Kurt Waldheim, accused of Nazi war crimes, and the reported This week, a group of the plan’s loudest town and in many cases their think the mayor needs to be led let suffering infants die — and others who want to rum. Manchester Herald. P O disappearance of British soldiers in the Balkans during World critics began pushing for a postponement, contributions to support the by the residents of Manchester, keep them alive; judges, prosecutors and church War II. who have continued to show their Box 591. Manchester. CT 06040. Strikers saying townspeople need more time to study program at New Hope Manor leaders on different sides of the issue. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher disclosed the investigation A the proposed 10-year development guide. But And the babies themselves, of course; some Thursday night in a written reply to Parliament. cannot be given conventional sedatives, which Responding to a question about why the government had not the group, the Southwest Manchester ordered would kill them , so they are injected with a drug sought copies of all documents held by the United Nations on Property Owners Association, has not Only a candidate like Robb similar to curare that keeps them from ripping out Waldheim’s wartime activities, Thatcher said London believed Take a Look offered a viable argument to support its the tubes and needles that keep them alive. Yet there was “no direct British interest in the allegations made to return At Morlarty Brother's Used Cars Specials! stand. they continue to feel the pain caused by the against him.” After the original proposal was released insertions. “However,” she said, “ in view of recent new allegations about 82 VOLKSWAGEN QUANTUM 80 TOYOTA TERCEL 83 MAZDA GLC I the disappearance of British subjects in the Balkans during the WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ Auto, Air, Stereo Cass., Extremely last September, a predictable outcry ensued. will keep Democrats alive Second World War, the Ministry of Defense are searching low miles very economical 5 spd, 4 DR, extremely clean, 30K H Y dent Reagan ordered striking rail clean, low miles. Must move this Homeowners felt threatened by the chance miles, excellent shape 1 IN THE COURSE of delineating the problem military records to see whether they contain any information employees in the Northeast back to carl that higher-density housing would be At a dinner party recently the talk turned to the through a series of heart-searing case histories, relevant in this context.” work Friday in a dispute involving ’2595 constructed, perhaps bringing with it people possibilities for the Democratic presidential Gustaitis and Young also point out some potential the Maine Central Railroad that ’6 4 9 5 ’4 2 2 5 1 has disrupted Conrail freight ser­ they don’t see as socially desirable. They nomination in 1988.1 ventured the opinion that future developments in this high-tech field. For FAA wants to sue Eastern for fine vice and threatened Amtrak yelled, called names and said the planning former Gov. Charles Robb of Virginia would example; WASHINGTON — The Federal Aviation Administration asked operations. 83 BUICK REGAL 1981 TOYOTA STARLET 81 DATSUN 210 probably be the strongest candidate the WiUiam • Human birth in artificial wombs with both director should be expelled from Reagan established a three- Good miles. Sporty Wheels. 5 5 Spd . New Tires. Runs Great Democrats could put into the field. Whereupon one the Justice Department on Friday to sue Eastern Airlines auto 4 (jr. very clean Special" Manchester. sperm and egg taken from donors. Theories are member emergency board and spd.. Happy Pre-GraduatlonI of the ladies present exclaimed. “Shhh! Don’t tell because the airline refused to pay a $9.5 million fine for alleged Rusher already evolving for use of cows and other safety violations. gave it 30 days to recommend how The anger, much of which was expressed them !” ’2695 mammals to provide wombs for human babies. The department must still decide whether to file a suit, which to reach a full settlement between ’6195 at two public hearings, led the PZC to change She was joking, of course: the case for Robb can ’3 ,9 9 5 • Births in space so that generations can travel administration sources acknowledge would be a costly, the railroad and the Brotherhood some aspects of the proposal, including its hardly be kept a secret from the entire toward distant stars, with entire families growing complicated and lengthy proceeding. of Maintenance of Way most hated density designations. Commis­ Democratic Party. But the fact that, despite his up inside spaceships. Employees. 85 COLONY PARK WAGON “The American people expect compliance with safety “The establishment of this emer­ MERCURY MARQUIS 84 LINCOLN MARK VII sion members conducted their workshops in strength, he is a di.stinct long shot for the auto, air, power windows & locks, • Babies “ made to order” in much the way a regulations and they expect payment of penalties when there is gency panel means the strikers are 6 cyl., auto, air, am/fm, PS, PB, auto, V8, PW, PL, PS,PS, PB, nomination tells us much about what has customer can now choose accessories for a new noncompliance,” FAA Administrator Donald Engen said in a Cruise c ru is e public over several months — and some of away from the levers of party control. Carter was to go back to work,” a spokesman bucket seats, below NADA happened to that party in the past 20 years. car. statement announcing the agency decision. those who attended were the leaders of the able, by exercising the clout every president has. for the Federal Railroad Adminis­ Twenty years ago the Democratic Party had a Engen said the government would seek recovery of “the full ’ 12,195 property owners’ group. to force his own renomination in 1980; but. even at tration said. ’5 9 9 5 $ 1 3 ,8 9 5 muscular conservative wing, especially in amount allowable under the statute” which means a suit could “According to provisions of the Since earlier this week, the revised plan, matters of defense and foreign policy. But the that convention, a full third of the delegate!} voted A bird? A snail? Supertundl seek to recover nearly $78.4 million if each of the 78,372 alleged federal Railway Labor Act. the 79 GRAND MARQUIS complete with explanatory land-use maps, Vietnam War drove the party far to the left, and for Ted Kennedy, and he was plainly the violations cited by the FAA against Eastern is pursued. strikers must return to work after 79 MERCURY COUGAR 85 5TH AVENUE has been available for inspection at the town the nomination of George McGovern in 197? emotional favorite. Legislation to reauthorize Superfund and keep they are notified by the order," the special buy auto. 2 DR coupe Ok auto, air, leather, low miles, like whitP spoke wheels. 2 DR, blue, runs qooO tor only new lo w m ile s clerk’s office. Anyone who wants to oppose served notice that the leftists had assumed full alive what many in Congress consider the most spokesman said. THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION in San important environmental law of the decade is the plan, prai.se it or simply get a look at it control. The two sides have been locked Francisco in 1984, and the primaries leading up to creeping through committees at an agonizingly Arms deal would be a miracle in a battle since March 3 over ’2995 *13.295_____ ’5995 has plenty of time to examine it before the it. made it crystal-clear who was running the slow pace. The fund, made up of industry staffing cuts at the Maine Central WHAT HAPPENED AFTER 1972, however, WASHINGTON — President Reagan, facing a m ajor foreign hearing. Ail it takes is,a trip to the first floor show. Railroad. was even more fateful for the Democratic Party’s contributions, was designed to pay for the cleanup policy blow, will meet Monday with Jewish leaders to underscore MERCURY LYNX 83 LEBARON CONVERTIBLE 83 CHEVY WAGON of the Municipal Building sometime in the future. With McGovernites dominant in the Moderate presidential candidates like John of hazardous wastes at various steaming, Auto, PS, PB, AM/FM, Air, Rear leather loaded & likeable Spring auto, PB, buckets, very clean, air, the stakes in his imperiled sale of missiles to Saudi Arabia, the The White House said the strike, special buy next 11 days. Democratic National Committee, a series of Glenn. Ernest Hollings and Reubin Askew were percolating dump sites around the country. White House said Friday. if it continues to spread, “could Oefroeter, Crulaa S p e c ia l But the planners shouldn’t delay getting “ reforms” were adopted involving both shouldered aside in the early primaries. The race One debate concerns a company’s obligation to Announcement of the meeting, recommended earlier this week result in layoffs of 80,(W0 workers the much-needed plan in place simply to give presidential primaries and the procedures of the quickly narrowed down to a battle between provide complete information on potentially by Chairman Richard Lugar, R-Ind., of the Senate Foreign in key rail-served industries within ’4 9 9 5 ’ 7995 ’4 9 2 5 George McGovern’s 1972 campaign manager. dangerous chemicals to the health professionals the first two weeks and a total of its critics more time to marshal their forces. party’s presidential nominating conventions. The Relations Committee, cam e as foes of the $354 million arms deal 1 net effect of these reforms was to increase Gary Hart, and Walter Mondale, the true-blue who must make the decisions on cleanups and cost confidently predicted its eventual defeat by Congress. 135.000 workers if the strike 84 LINCOLN CONTINENAL Unless the PZC makes the wrong decision, continued for a full month, in 1 MERCURY COUGAR 85 MAZDA RX7-SE enormously the power of the various liberal Jim m y Carter had chosen as his running apportionment — even if such information might “Barring a miracle,” said one Senate head-counter, “thevotes auto, velour mtertor has every addition to the 35,000 non­ Auto, Air PS. PB AM FM Cruise leather, 5 spd. Air, PW, PB, PW, .concerned residents of Manchester should mate in 1976 to balance the ticket. give away trade secrets to competitors and cost just aren't there for the administration to turn this around.” r'lerl'ic option mcl moon roof special-interest groups that had attached management employees of Rear Defroster PL, a rocket plan to attend the hearing at 7 p.m . on And this time the convention’s sentimental the company millions. White House spokesman Edward Djerejian said Reagan themselves to the party like barnacles on a whale. Conrail.” Wednesday, May 28. at Illing Junior High In those circumstances, it may at first seem favorites (at least to judge by the cheering) were The original House version of the clause stressed the purpose of the Monday meeting “is, quite frankly, ’ 13,295 not to ask the members of the American Jewish community to go ’5995 ’ 13.995 7 School. remarkable that in 1976 the Democrats nominated a black demagogue whose own presidential covering proprietary information was written by “Beyond the loss of revenues to campaign had included a visit to Fidel Castro, and out and lobby” for the arms deal. Jim m y Carter, who was undoubtedly — not Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., who is cool to the the railroad,” the White House 82 CHEVY CAVAUER counting George Wallace ^ the right-most of the a New York governor who clearly thought that it reauthorization of a strong Superfund. It would “The president,” he said, “wants to take this opportunity to said, "the strike would halt pro­ 83 BUICK REGAL 84 UNCOLN TOWN CAR was still 1932 and that the campaign’s most explain the very important national security interests that are duction of approximately $85 mil­ automatic, 4 DR, 4 cyl, clean car, leather. PW, PB, PS. cruise, tape candidates, in relative terms. But McGovern’s give companies the right to certify their estimate economical choice auto, air cruise roof limited inspiring song would be “ Brother, Can You Spare of monetary damages that might arise from involved in the Saudi arms sale, and to explain exactly why this lion worth of goods per day and ndition twin buckPt seats sporty deck. "Speciai Buy" defeat just four years ealier, 49 states to one, was sale is in the abundant interest of the United States and its foreign could mean layoffs of 65,000 in too recent to be disregarded, and Democratic a Dim e?” disclosure of trade secrets. Under pressure from other members, Dingell has agreed to drop that policy, not only internationally in the broader sense, but in terms motor vehicles manufacturing. ’4 5 9 5 strategists were well aware of the heavy price the 30.000 in steelmaking and other ’6595 ’ 10,584 BUT WALTER MONDALE, like McGovern of our position in the Middle E ast.” party had paid, in defections among conservative language. Critics felt that it might have a primary metals production and blue-collar voters, for its shift to the left. So C.u ii r before him. was trounced 49 states to one. and the • dampening effect on the health professionals, and 19.000 each in coal mining, chemi­ was nominated, and narrowly defeated Gerald question facing the Democrats as they approach keep them from doing their job properly. Budget critics quick to strike cals preoduction and the pulp and Through Our Multl-lnapactlon Procedure. Ford. 1988 is whether (as in 1976) the delegates will paper industries. remember their dnibbing and choose a relatively WASHINGTON — The administration said Friday Congress’ But the really important point, from the proposed foreign aid budget cuts would cause “serious damage’’’ “A strike against Conrail would standpoint of long-range control of the conservative nominee such as Robb, or Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt, or Missouri Rep. Richard to U.S. policy- and a House defense expert warned U.S. soldiers also halt Amtrak passenger trains Democratic Party, was that during the Carter carrying 45,000 travelers each Gephardt, or (as in 1984) listen to the special could suffer under proposed military spending cuts. USED CAR SPECIALS years nothing effective was done to pry its leftists iHaurliPBtpr Hrral^ week — approximately oneseighth interest groups and pick some candidate more The critics — administration spokesman Edward Djerejian Foundad In 1881 and House Armed Services Comittee Chairman Les Aspin, of total Amtrak intercity acceptable to the party’s powerful left. The Caring Car People D-Wis. -- pounced one day after the House passed a $994 billion passengers.” Quite possibly the crucial test will be the 301 Conter Straot RICHARD W COSQBOVE ...... Pub)i»h«r Democratic budget that would slash President Reagan’s Union spokesman William Spear The Democratic convention in estimated at least 20,000 workers Manchoslor decision the party makes on how to handle Jesse DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... Executive Editor proposed military spending for next year from $320 billion to $285 £43*5135 JAM ES P SAC K S...... Meneging Editor were off the job Friday on Conrail (Just Off Exit 60 San Francisco in 1984, and Jackson. Will it continue to accommodate him or billion and his request for foreign aid from $16.5 billion to $13.8 decide at last to repudiate him? On the answer to ALEXANDER GIRELLI ...... Aeeociete Editor lines. At 1-84) , )i0a6by N E A Inc the primaries leading up to it, billion. “All Conrail lines have been that question may hang the fate of the Democratic MARIE E SIEFFERT Advertising Director/Atsoc Publisher The Republican-led Senate approved a budget last month that made it crystal-clear who was Party. MARK F. A B H A ITIS ...... Business Msnsger affected,” Spear said, “and if any SHELDON COHEN ...... Composing Msnsger while granting higher funding levels, still did not approach freight is moving it is being moved ‘It looks like another bad year for crops running the show. ROBERT H HUBBARD ...... Prpssroom Mensger Reagan’s request, allocating $301 billion for the Pentagon and by management personnel.” not to mention peoplel" William A. Rusher, publisher of the National JEANNE G FROMERTH ...... Circulstion Msnsger $14.2 billion in foreign aid. Eighty-five percent of Conrail is LINCOLN • MERCURY • MAZDA • MERKUR Review, Is a syndicated columnist. owned by the federal government. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 17. 1986 — V g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 17, 1986

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MA along that money to you and other WE’LL NEVER SET c 1966 Cambridge Reports. Inc. Dtsirrbuted by King Features Syndicate rates. But it appears that the ups buy more shares. Do I have to shareholders as dividends — not OUT OF HERE. and downs in the market do not Q UE STIO N: My wife and I have report those dividends and capital BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Drak* interest. affect us. invested in a Ginnie Mae mutual gains on my income tax return? Or For the year in which you Are there different types of fund, which belongs to a "fam ily of can I wait until I am past age 71‘A 'MANTTO BOV rr'S FOR A U I AUWAOV IT TOOK ME A ANQ I'M 60NNA reinvested, your dividends pur­ Ginnie Maes? funds." We can transfer our and start taking money out of the A HAPFLE VERY <,SAlDIt)0UV WEEK TO SAV ALL chased additional shares. Now that TICKET. WORTHWHILE)? ONE MEMORIZE OP IT Business In Brief investment to other funds run by IRA? MD you’re taking your dividends by CAUSE... THIS ANSWER; Yes. indeed. 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Company officials said they are pursuing "an aggressive ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook acquisition program ” and the results are "somewhat misleading since they reflect the cost of management and saff capacities Housing Starts that have been built to accomodate a much larger project Stock market falls Seasonally adjusted annual ' ueiL,t.AuiJ£i....rp 111. ( m m MV 1 WH£N IT WAS portfolio." •iW WtoW WWT WLL ^JfT50NS?£)(ptD|?MVeiW£5 OF CALUP A 6WWa? VACATToN rates in millions of DO DOWMG’ seLF'lMpfiov^Meffi; A N M A w e ANl> W£ MADE MUD Pl£5. eWB/CTiaL? AN INTUPSKOWBLOOKATW ire IN GeNtHAu Roundup of commodities markets to a five-week low \ Livestock and meat futures prices slumped Friday. The price of feeder cattle futures settled the limit l‘/i cent a Bv Chet Currier close. Securities-industry stocks were mostly pound lower at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, as did some The Associated Press ALLEY OOP r^^by Dave Qraue lower. Salomon Inc. dropped \'A to 49%; live cattle contracts. N E W Y O R K — The stock market fell to a Morgan Stanley 2% to 73%; First Boston % % KOOGIE, WHAT’S HAPPEN­ W E C A N , A N D I y e a h ! WB...? SO WHAT/...AND YOU'LL/ W H A T 'S DONE Live cattle futures settled 1.05 cents to 1.50 cents lower with the ING HERE? YOU CAN’T W E d i d , MY/AND IT'S WAS WELL,) IF IT I JUST HAVE TO 1 CAN ALSO five-week low Friday, mustering no re­ to 51%, and PaineWebber % to 34%. An contract for delivery in June at 56.55 cents a pound; feeder cattle TAKE OVER THE THRONE DEAR! _wr KING THIS ------LEARN TO / BE UNDONE, sponse to favorable economic news. exception was Merrill Lynch. up% at35‘/4. OF MOO KOOGIE! HBR LIVE WITH J MELBA,DEAR... were 1.50 cents lower with May at 55.65 cents a pound; live hogs a IDEA IT, OOOLA, f AND DON'T VOU Analysts said Thursday’s selloff and the Losers among the blue chips included •? PEAR! [ FORGET IT! were .23 cent to .98 cent lower with June at 47.47 cents a pound; pending expiration of options and futures on' International Business Machines, down % and frozen pork bellies were .90 cent to the limit 2 cents lower stock indexes had pul traders in a wary at 144%; McDonald’s, down 1% at 101%; with May at 62.95 cents a pound. MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargraavaa A Sailor* mood. Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing, down 1 Most grain and soybean futures prices were lower on the The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials at 995/i, and General Electric, down % at r WHAT £LS£ WHENEVEP-J WAHT Y e s . - B U T n o t Chicago Board of Trade. drop|>ed 14.88 to 1.759.80. bringing its loss for 75%. CAM eXP, T<5> 1 CAN M A K E CAN WHEN ANYBOPY Wheat settled Va cent to 6Va cents lower with the May contract the week to 29.63 points. Storage Equities suffered the day’s AM^.IA^POS«IBL-e f /WT^ELF IKJVI5IBUE ' R E A L L Y f ! 1^ WA-fiSHINS ! m at $3.33 a bushel; corn was 2'A cents lower to 4Va cents higher with Volume on the New York Stock Exchange biggest percentage loss among NYSE M ay at $2.58Va a bushel; oats w ere Va cent to I'/a cents low er with slowed to 113.54 million shares from 131.57 issues, tumbling 3% to 15%. The company M ay at $1.09 a bushel; and soybeans were 2'/a cents lower to 1 cent million in the previous session. said it planned to cut its quarterly dividend, m higher with May at $5.33 a bushel. Before the tnarket opened, the Labor starting in September, from 48 cents to 35 Crude oil futures settled above $16 a barrel on the New York Department reported that the producer cents a share. Mercantile Exchange for the first time since mid-February. price index of finished goods dropped 0.6 Gould Inc. fell 2‘/b to 23V§ as directors THE BORN LOSER «by Art Sansom Crude oil settled 34 cents to 48 cents higher with the June percent in April, extending its decline in voted to suspend the dividend. recent months. Viacom International dropped 2y« to 62Vs. DIDN’T HilHK T o WSP ■mAJlSMOTA contract at $16.16 a barrel; heating oil was .82 cent to 1.32 cents higher with June at 44.54 cents a gallon; and leaded gasoline was The figures came as new evidence that Financier Carl Icahn has said he is prepared U.W new HEAPS IZESO- OdDOXATE to take over the company for $75 a share, but .90 cent to 1.57 cents higher with June at 54.41 cents a gallon. more positive news on inflation at the consumer price level is likely'in the future. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 17. 1986 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 17. Letter is charging SPORTS a NASA coverup AL roundup By William Harwood are routinely disposed of." United Preu International The Chicago Tribune reported Friday the records referred to In WASHINGTON - An anonym­ the anonymous letter to the com­ ous letter to the Challenger com­ mission involved problems with mission triggered an investigation the space shuttle's booster rockets. Yanks, Bosox are losers to determine if engineers des­ But the Marshall spokesman said troyed key rocket documents after he did not what documents the the shuttle disaster despite orders letter referred to. inning with his sixth homer. Sox, who have won six of their last that all records be saved. NASA Challenger was destroyed Jan. By United Press International four and struck out one to record eight games. said Friday. 28 by a rupture in its right-hand his first career complete game. Angels 11, Tigers 1 sotid-fkiel booster rocket and the NEW YORK — Jim Presley Bruce Hurst, 3-3, took the loss The Royals led 2-1 when Chicago "The NASA office of inspector At Detroit, rookie Wally Joyner Rogers commission is scheduled to delivered a pair of two-run singles, despite striking out 14 to establish came to bat in the fifth. Harold general and the presidential com­ hit a pair of home runs Friday present Its final report to President iMANCHCSTEHj both of them after New York a new personal high and move Baines hit a one- out single and mission are investigating the alle­ night to back the seven-hit pitching Reagan on June 6. passed balls, Friday night to give ahead of teammate Roger Cle­ Kansas City pitcher Charlie Lei- gation and appropriate action will of Mike Witt and power the The rocket booster program is the Seattle Mariners a 7-3 victory mens for the American League brandt, 4-2, issued two-out walks to be taken as soon as the facts are California Angels to an 11-1 trounc­ managed by engineers at Marshall over the Yankees. lead in strikeouts with 71. Clemens Ron Kittle and Greg Walker to load ascertained," an agency state­ ing of the Detroit Tigers. who participated in the crucial The victory gat^e the Mariners a the bases. ment said. has 69. Joyner, who has homered in six decision to launch Challenger, 5-2 record since Dick Williams Nichols, who struck out looking Shirley Green, chief public af­ The Rangers jumped out to a 1-0 of his last eight games, belted his i - r - despite concerns about the effects became their manager and handed lead in the first when McDowell with the bases loaded in the third, fairs spokeswoman for the Na­ 14th homer of the year off loser of record cold weather on critical the Yankees their third straight belted the game’s third pitch into doubled over the head of third tional Aeronautics and Space Dan Petry. 3-3. Joyner, who has 0-ring seals in the giant booster. loss to open their current 12-game the right-field seats for his fifth baseman George Brett to drive in Administration, said the allega­ five game- winning RBI, blasted a Immediately after the accident, " home stand. The game also three runners and give Chicago a tions about activities at the Mar­ homer of the season. 1-6 pitch high off the facing of Tiger all information about Challenger, . marked the second straight defen­ Texas increased the margin to 4-2 lead. shall Space Flight Center in Stadium’s third deck. Joyner its launch processing, flight and • sive collapse for the Yankees, who The hit made a winner of Huntsville, Ala., came in an 2-0 in the fifth when Buechele cracked No. 15 in the seventh procedures was impounded for an committed two errors, two passed reached first on right fielder Chicago starter Richard Dotson, anonymous letter received by inning, an upper deck line drive off investigation into the cause of balls and a wild pitch. They made Dwight Evans’ error, stole second 2-3, who went five innings and gave presidential commission Chair­ reliever Bill Campbell. history’s worst space disaster. five errors in their previous game. and scored on a one-out single to up seven hits. Gene Nelson pitched man William Rogers on Thursday. Witt, 3-3, walked two and struck Seven astronauts died in the Mark Langston. 2-3. pitched 8 2-3 3 2-3 hitless innings before giving "It came to Rogers and he called right by McDowell. out three in going the distance for shuttle's destruction and com­ innings before yielding to Pete The Rangers added single runs way to Bob James, who got the last us,” Green said. “ They alerted our the third time this season. mander Francis "Dick” Scobee Ladd, who got the last out. in the sixth and seventh to boost out for his seventh save. (Inspector general).” For the Tigers it was their eighth will be buried Monday at Arlington Langston raised his lifetime re­ their lead to 4-0. Incaviglia According to NASA, the letter loss in their last ten games. The National Cemetary in Washington cord against New York to 2-6. smashed his seventh homer lead­ A’s 8, O rlolM 4 alleged that copies of weekly notes loss put Detroit three games below where his co-pilot, Michael Smith, Three of the 10 hits off Langston ing off the sixth and Buechele in some flies at the Marshall center .500 for the first time since May 27, At Baltimore. Tony Phillips hit was interred May 3. were by Don Mattingly, who blasted his sixth homer of the Harild photo by Buhmr "were discarded or destroyed 1983. for the cycle among his five hits The Tribune said the letter ; extended his hitting streak to 12 season to start the seventh. following the accident of the Gary Petits belted a three- run and drove in four runs Friday night alleges that materials destroyed ; games. Boston broke the shutout in the Challenger." homer off Petry in the second to lead the Oakland A ’s to an 8-4 Dump crunch Included "documents pertalningto Joe Niekro, 4-2. took the loss. ninth when Steve Lyons, pinch A spokesman for the Alabama inning to make it 4-0. Petry hit Dick victory over Baltimore that weekly engineering reports on '. Only three of the seven runs he hitting for Ed Romero, belted his rocket center said a commission Schofield with a pitch with one out snapped theorioles’ six-game win­ solid booster problems." allowed in 6 2-3 innings were first homer of the season. A pile of old refrigerators, stoves and washers at new contract with Environmental Maintenance of staff member was on scene Friday and then walked Bob Boone before ning streak. "They were shredding docu- ; earned. "talking to a number of people” Pettis belted his second homer of Moose Haas, a native of Balti­ Manchester’s sanitary landfill is getting smaller as a Middlebury, the contractor gets the scrap fees and does ments after they’d been ordered to i The Yankees, after winning nine and that Marshall officials had Blue Jays 7, Indians 6 the year. more. notched his seventh victory not charge for hauling, so the town breaks even. The be impounded.’’ a source told the : of their first 12 home games this contractor bails them into packages to haul them to pledged full cooperation with the At Toronto. Jesse Barfield drove in eight decisions as the A's won newspaper. ; season, have now lost six of their Hartford for reclamation. Last year the town paid $720 contractor will come to the landfill every time the pile presidential panel. in four runs with a double and a their third straight game. Oakland last seven home games. White Sox 4, Royals 2 gets up to about 100 tons. "Center management was not single and George Bell and Ranee rapped out 14 hits in support of more for hauling than it was paid in scrap fees. Under a The Mariners took a 1-0 lead in aware of the destruction of any Mulliniks each collected three hits At Chicago. Reid Nichols drove Haas and relievers Bill Mooney- Ohio moped laws the first. Harold Reynolds reached records associated with the 51-L and drove in a run Friday night to in three runs with a bases-loaded han and Jose Rijo. on an error by second baseman (Challenger) accident and cer­ COLUMBUS, Ohio (A P) - In lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 7-6 double in the-lfifth inning to carry Phillips became the first Oak­ Willie Randolph, stole second and tainly not any that would have been Ohio, moped drivers must be at victory over the Cleveland the Chicago White Sox to a 4-2 land player to hit for the cycle and pertinent to the investigation,” the least 14 years of age, cannot carry went to third on a single by Spike victory Friday night over the bis five hits and four RBI were also Owen. After Alvin Davis lined into Indians. spokesman said. passengers and must ride within ^ Jim Acker. 1-2, entered the game Kansas City Royals. career highs. More Chernobyl victims dead He said weekly engineering three feet of the right side of the r Hartid photo by Pinto a double play erasing Owen. The victory ended a six-game Orioles’ starter Storm Davis, 3-2, Gorman Thomas walked and Ivan with none out in the sixth and reports are “ an informal means of road. The law went into effect in ‘ worked 1 1-3 innings for the home losing streak for the White was no match for the A’s. communication and subject to June 1984. Calderon dribbled a grounder By Carol J. Williams critical condition. Viktor Kibenok. 23. and four other northwest suddenly shifted to the victory. Rookie Mark Eichhorn In a study comparing the year down the third-base line on which The Associated Press “ I am happy to say that 24 of youngamen kept the fire from south. change. They can cover a wide Leaning toward the tape pitched the final 2 2-3 innings to variety of topics involving various before the legislation was passed Dale Berra made a weak throw. NL roundup those 35 are still alive." he said in spreading. The play was ruled a hit and notch his third save. Kiev’s readings have declined to center projects and events.” with the year after, researchers ; Manchester High School’s Dwayne Albert will be one of Trailing 4-2. the Blue Jays sent 10 MOSCOW — Death has claimed one of the brief interviews Friday. The explosion and fire poured Reynolds scored. between .15 and .2 milliroentgens “ They are not a system of found the number of hospital i many athletes from 17 schools that will be represented at batters to the plate in the sixth and more radiation victims, including “ We may have additional casual­ out a huge invisible cloud of Reynolds provided the spark per hour, or IS to 20 times normal records because the information admissions for moped accidents ; rocked starter Tom Candiotti, 2-4, men who fought the Chernobyl ties, but I think we will be able to radioactivity that spread over today's fifth annual Greater Manchester Invitational again in the third as he singled and background, he said. According to contained in them is preliminary dropped from 26 to 4, while for five runs. Tony Fernandez led reactor fire for hours to prevent an rescue at least half” of the 35 most Europe and gradually has worked Track and Field Meet at Wigren Track. The meet is scored on Owen’s double. Davis Kozlov, the level Is not considered and may later prove to be intensive-care admissions went off with a single and one out later Denny, Franco lead “ irreparable” nuclear disaster, serious cases. its way around the world. walked and. two outs later. Butch hazardous to human health and no incorrect. For that reason, they from 11 to 0. scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. ^ stole second. Lloyd Moseby walked news reports and an American “ We are unfortunately having According to the paper's ac­ Wynegar committed a passed ball. contamination of drinking water and Mulliniks doubled home doctor said Friday, deaths on a continuing basis, count. Kibenok died IS days later, Jim Presley then singled home two had been detected. Fernandez. Dr. Robert P. Gale, who has said although nothing happened in the which would have been last runs for a 4-0 lead. Reds over Pirates Willie Upshaw walked to load the he expected many of the most last day,” Gale said. Sunday. Kozlov said he had no informa­ The Mariners assembled bases and Bell lashed a single to seriously injured people to die. He gave no details of the latest Pravda, the Communist Party tion on how the accident affected another three-run inning in the Obituaries Thelsmann feels right to score Moseby and tie the groundnut and scored on Oester’s indicated Friday the toll had risen deaths and declined to be specific daily, told of the grief felt by agriculture, except that farming seventh. With one out. Davis By United Press Internatlonol score at 4-4. Barfield followed by infield single. to 13 — four more than the number about when they occurred. Cheronbyl plant workers on hear­ had been halted inside the 18-mile walked and Gorman Thomas ripping a double through the gap in he gave journalists a day earlier. Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorba­ ing of the death of a co-worker, evacuation zone around the Cher­ singled him to third. After Davis CINCINNATI - John Denny and left- center field, clearing the The bone marrow transplant chev said in a televised speech Alexander Lelechenko. nobyl plant. The Ukraine is the was thrown out on a busted squeeze John Franco combined on a Joseph A. DuPont like an outsider bases and giving the Blue Jays a Braves 6, Cardinals 2 specialist from Los Angeles also Wednesday night that 299 people Harold C. Baeba six-hitter and Buddy Bell went Nikolai Kozlov, deputy chief of Soviet Union's richest agricultural attempt, with Thomas taking told U.S. television correspondents were hospitalized. Joseph A. DuPont, Sr., 79, of 56 7-4 lead. 2-for-3 with three RBI Friday night At Atlanta. Rick Mahler hurled a the government environmental area, Harold C. Beebe, 92, of Enfield, second. Calderon walked. After in Moscow, however, that “ the Gale left for Los Angeles on Woodside St., died Friday at WASHINGTON (UPl) - Wa­ fifth day of the six- day mini-camp. Cleveland closed to 7-6 in the to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 7-2 four-hitter and Bob Homer and committee, said in an interview formerly of Manchester, died Wynegar’s second passed ball of acute medical emergency is Friday with U.S. industrialist U.S. officials in Washington said Manchester Memorial Hospital. shington quarterback Joe Theis- Theismann’s fibula and tibia. the seventh. Brett Butler’s single victory over the Pittsburgh Ozzie Virgil each drove in two runs Friday with foreign and Soviet Friday at an Enfield nursing the game. Presley singled past over.” Armand Hammer, who has a long Thursday there was no evidence home. He was predeceased by his He was the husband of Josephine mann, whose career is in doubt two major bones of the lower leg. scored Chris Bando from second Pirates. Friday night to lead the Atlanta journalists that radiation in Kiev were snapped, and the bone ends Berra at third. After Barry Bonnell He said doctors believe they commercial relationship with the that the Chernobyl disaster had wife. Tryphena (Ahl) Beebe. (Pieseik) DuPont. after breaking his leg last season. and Butler scored from third as Denny, 2-4. struck out seven and Braves to a 6-2 victory over the St. reached .4 milliroentgens per hour tore through the skin when he was reached on an error allowing have isolated the most seriously Soviet Union and arranged the caused substantial agricultural He was bom in Manchester, and He was bom in Manchester, and Friday said he is feeling more and Joe Carter was caught in a walked three over six innings to Louis Cardinals. at the end of April, about 40 times sacked in the second quarter of a Presley to go to third, reliever injured victims and do not expect visit by Gale’s medical team. The damage, and Leonid M. Zamyatin. lived most of his life in town before was a lifelong resident. He was more like an outsider with his Brian Fisher threw a wild pitch. rundown on the tailend of a double earn the victory. Franco pitched the normal background figure. Redskins teammates and coaches. Monday night game against the play. Cleveland opened a 2-0lead in many more cases of radiation doctor plans to return next week. Soviet ambassador to Britain, said moving to Enfield 10 years ago. employed by Westinghouse Eleva­ The Yankees scored two runs in three innings for his fifth save. Mahler, 3-4, struck out three and “ You feel like a boy whose father New York Giants Nov. 18, the second on Mel Hall’s two-run sickness beyond about 300 that Three Soviet newspapers car­ He said said the normal level in London that no additional food Before retiring, he was employed tor before retiring in 1972. the eighth on an RBI triple by Dave Pirate starter Rick Rhoden, 2-3, walked seven in earning his second already have required ried articles Friday about the ranges from .005 to .025 milliroent­ imports from the West would be doesn’t have time for him.” double. took the loss. by Pratt & Whitney of East He was a member of the With a slow and uncertain Winfield and a sacrifice fly by complete game. Mahler improved hospitalization. heroism of firemen who battled the gens per hour in the Soviet Union, needed. Theismann said after watching his The Indians made it 3-0 in the The Reds took a 1-0 lead in the Hartford, Cheney Bros, in Man­ Manchester Senior Citizens' Cen­ recovery. Theismann is still physi­ Henry Cotto. New York added a his lifetime record against St. Two people were reported killed reactor blaze for hours and ab­ so scientists use .01 milliroentgens teammates go through a two-hour third when Julio Franco led off by second. With one out. Bell walked Louis to 3-5 and picked up his first chester and the former Burton’s ter, and the singing organization, cally unable to perform for mini­ run in the ninth on Randolph’s RBI in the explosion and fire April 26 at sorbed fatal doses of radiation. for comparison purposes. Tass. the official Soviet news mini-camp practice at Redskin driving Doyle Alexander’s first and Sal Butera hit a check-swing clothing store in Manchester and the Sunshine Group. He was a camp'and his status for July’s single. victory against the Cardinals since the nuclear power plant in the “ The fire, as they did not know agency, said Friday in a report Vernon. Park. “ You’re not part of it delivery over the right field fence double down the right field line, May 26, 1984. Radiation in the Ukrainian capi­ recipient of the Manchester Senior anymore. Your contributing part training camp is uncertain. Rangers 4, Red Sox 1 for his third homer of the season. Ukraine, 80 miles north of Kiev. then, was not the most important from Kiev that fresh fruits and He was one of the oldest living sending Bell to third. Ron Oester's tal of 2.4 million people reached its Citizen of the Year award in the to the football team is over. It’s cut Toronto cut the margin to 3-1 in Gate told a news conference enemy, ... It was something else, vegetables were being tested at members of the North United Should he earn a position on the At Boston, rookie Jose Guzman single knocked in Bell. highest level around April 30. he early 1970s. and dried.” the third when third baseman Astros 9, Cubs 6 Thursday that, of 35 people ex­ invisible to the eye. perfidious — public markets and private sales of Methodist Church in Manchester. Redskins’ active roster for his 13th tossed a seven-hitter and Oddibe The Reds extended their lead to said, when winds that had carried dairy products and leafy vegeta­ “ It’s disheartening.” added season. Theismann reportedly Brook Jacoby muffed Barfield’s 4-0 in the third. Dave Parker and posedpuscu tolU llldssivcmassive dosesuusca ofUI radia­IdUld- radiation."lauioiiuii, Komsomolskayau iii o v / iii u i o n a jr a -— 7 j — ^ He is survived by three sons. Besides his wife, he is survived McDowell. Pete Incaviglia and At Houston, Dickie Thon’s pinch the radioactivity north and bles had been suspended. Theismann. who donned a Detroit would earn $1.2 million, the highest two-out bouncer, allowing Mullin­ Nick Esasky opened the inning tion. seven had died and 28 were in Pravda said in recountinRrecounting how radioactivity north and bles had been s' Kenneth A. Beebe and George H. by three sons, Alton H. DuPont of Steve Buechele each hit solo hit two-run double highlighted a Tigers baseball cap. 'T v e trained salary in the NFL. Theismann iks to score from second. The Blue with singles. After Dave Concep­ Beebe, both of Manchester, and Bristol, Donald J. DuPont of homers Friday night to pace the six-run sixth inning rally Friday very hard. Not to be able to go out guided the Redskins to two Super Jays closed to 3-2 in the fifth on cion struck out. Bell rapped a Daniel C. Beebe of Rockville; four Tolland and Jospeh A. DuPont Jr. Texas Rangers to a 4-1 victory over night, enabling the Houston Astros and contribute hurts.” Barfield’s RBI single, but Cleve­ double down the left field line to daughters, Mrs. Truman of Richmond, Vt.; a stepdaughter, Bowls and three straight confer­ the Boston Red Sox. to overcome a pair of homers by Forty-nine veterans and 66 first- ence title games (1982-84) and won land got the run back in the sixth score both Parker and Esasky. (Mildred) Coles and Mrs. Bernice Barbara Machora-Sidor of Hart­ Guzman. 3-5 and the winner of Chicago’s Jody Davis and defeat Soviet paper tells fire hero’s story year players and rookies went the league’s Most Valuable Player when Andre Thornton opened the Bell moved to third on Butera’s Hagenow, both of Manchester, ford; two brothers, Leo DuPont of only two of his last seven, walked the Cubs, 9-6. through drills Friday during the award in 1983. Mrs. Gerald (Ruth) Donnelly of Manchester and Lawrence DuPont MOSCOW (AP) —- A young explosion occurred in the No. 4 him — an open reactor, and, on top.top, cura writhing andi squatting. Enfield and Mrs. Sumner (Ma­ of Newington; two sisters. May firefighter raced to the Chernobyl reactor building and the fire alarm above its death-carrying breath, at “ After that. Nikolai Vashchuk rilyn) Keyes of Southington; 17 Buhner in West Virginia and Game Three today with Celtics inferno and stood over the open sounded. a great height, figures scurrying swayed and fell flat on his back.” grandchildren; and many great­ Madeline Germaine of West Hart­ reactor for hours to contain the He and Vladimir Pravik. a young around” Vashchuk. Tishchura and a third grandchildren and great-great­ ford; eight grandchildren; and one The Weekend flames and avert a catastrophe, comrade, led their teams into the Telyatnikov. Kibenok and man nearby. Vasily Ignatenko, grandchildren. great-grandson. but absorbed a massive dose of flames. Pravik also has died. Pravik were heroes of the battle at could no longer fight the blaze. All The funeral will be held at 10:30 Greater Manchester Invitational today Nelson still believes in his Bucks radiation that killed him. a news­ “ The battle began with the the reactor, 80 miles north of Kiev three have died. a.m. Tuesday at the North United The funeral will be at 9; 15 a.m. paper said Friday. raging fire that devoured every­ in the Ukraine. The commander Kibenok and Pravik held out to Methodist Church at 300 Parker St. on Monday at the John F. Tierney Manchester High hosts the fifth annual Greater Manchester MILWAUKEE (UPl) — Milwau­ want to get the lead early. We just Komsomolskaya Pravda, the thing. The fire, as they did not used his experience of dozens of the last. Kibenok battling for three Burial will be in Center Cemetery Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. A Invitational "Track and Field Meet today beginning at 10 a.m. at kee, loser of seven straight games have to stave off the big run. official youth paper, said Viktor know then, was not the most difficult fires to direct the dousing more hours against flames that of East Hartford. mass of Christian burial will be Pete Wigren Track. Seventeen area schools will be represented, this season to Boston including the "Our key is not to play emotion­ important enemy. ... It was some­ Kibenok’s wife had told him two of flames that spread from the No. threatened to reach the main Calling hours are Monday from 2 held at Assumption Church. Burial with team titles and individual medals awarded to the top six opening two contests of the East­ ally, but at our skill level. If we go days before the April 26 disaster thing else, invisible to the eye, 4 reactor building to the roof of the engine room containing tons of to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the will be at St. James Cemetery. finishers in each event. ern Conference final, can win the out there and just play basketball, that she was expecting their child. perfidious — radiation” No. 3 reactor. lubricant and power cables con­ Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to Host Manchester will feature decathlete Brian Brophy, who is best-of-seven series, Bucks coach we will be all right.” It said Kibenok. 23. was one of 28 The scene and the reckless As the roof burned, spewing nected to the station’s electricity St. 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. a favorite in the discus, shot put and hurdles events. Don Nelson said. The Bucks are hampered by firefighters who suffered severe bravery of the young men battling suffocating smoke and sparks that network. Memorial donations may - be Memorial contributions may be Game 3 is today and Game 4 injuries to All-Star guard Sidney radiation poisoning, and that he the fire terrified their commander, penetrated clothing. Kibenok and Komsomolskaya’s account des­ made to the North United Metho­ made to the charity of the donor’s Sunday afternoon, both in Moncrief and sixth man Ricky died 15 days later — last Sunday. Leonid Telyatnikov. when he Pravik were everywhere to help cribed Kibenok as a strong and dist Church building fund. choice. Special Olympic tournament today Milwaukee. Pierce. Five of the 28 have died, the arrived. fight the flames, then “ people got caring person. "I truly think we can win,” Moncrief, who has been plagued paper said in a vivid account of Telyatnikov. who now is in a weaker.” The first ever Special Olympics Soccer Tournament, being Nelson said. " I ’m not trying to be by a heel injury, did not play in how a few young men fought the Moscow hospital, was on holiday Kibenok. whose uncle is a hosted by the Manchester Soccer Club. ROTC and the funny. We're going to have to play Game 1 and was 1 of 8 from the field leave at the time of the accident fire from atop the burning reactor firefighter and whose father was Manchester Community College athletic department, will be a te ^ fic game to do it, but we’re in Game 2. Pierce sat out Thurs­ 235 feet above ground. but took “ the longest drive of his decorated for rescuing people held today at MCC’s Cougar Field storting at 9 a.m. capable of winning it. I think we day's game with a shoulder injury. It gave this account: life” to the fire when he was from a farm blaze, first noticed Teams of Special Olympians from Danbury, Newtown, can win both games in Milwaukee In the Bucks’ semifinal series Kibenok arrived at the power notified. signs of radiation sickness when he MUSIC SALE Waterford, Hartford, Enfield, Suffield, Putnam, Willimantic and and we’re capable of winning the against the Philadelphia 76ers, station five minutes after an "The picture he saw terrified saw his comrade Vladimir Tish- ,/UL Manchester are scheduled to compete. The tournament will series.” Milwaukee won three games with enable the participants to prepare for the state Special Olympics After being blown out by 32 Moncrief in the lineup, but were 1-3 623-6982 points in Game 1, the Bucks hung without him. in June. tough in Thursday’s second game, Nelson said Boston’s defense Germany’s Kohl wants Monday, May 19 thru losing 122-111 after being within 4 was as much a factor in holding FU E L".“r """ ® * Television and radio highlights points in the fourth quarter. Moiicrief to 2 points as the sore 67 Saturday, May 24 “ We have to raise the level of our heel. world nuke conference FULL HEATInT sERVICE TODAY play even further than today,” “ Somehow he was able to get .•Prices Subject to Change 1 p.m. — Angels vs. Tigers, Channels 22, 30. Nelson said Thursday. "But in better numbers in the Philadelphia LOS p.m. — Red Sox Old-timers Game, WTIC. By Joseph B. Fleming measures to protect its people. Milwaukee, if we play this same series, but Boston’s a better United Press International In letters Thursday to leaders of 1;30 p.m. — Mariners vs. Yankees, SportsChannel, WPOP. kind of game we can win.” defensive team and that explains 26 countries with nuclear power 2 p.m. — PGA; Colonial National Invitational, Channel 3. Alton Lister, who had a career that,” Nelson said. BONN, West Germany — Chan­ plants and nine others planning A large selection of the 2; 45 p.m. — Rangers vs. Red Sox, WTIC. playoff high 22 points in Game 2, Robert Parish, who had 21 points cellor Helmut Kohl called Friday them. Kohl suggested West Ger­ Don't Miss This 3; 30 p.m. — Seniors United Hospitals Classic, ESPN. said returning to Milwaukee will in Game 2, said )ie expects close for an international conference to many act as host for an interna­ 3; 30 p.m. — Celtics vs. Bucks, Channel 3, WKHT. help. games in Milwaukee. draft safety standards for nuclear tional conference, said spokesman finest in Christian Music 4 p.m. — Mets vs. Dodgers, Channels 22, 30. “ We have an excellent record at “ Both games will probably go power plants and agr^gients for Friedhelm Ost. ANTIQUES 4 p.m. — Pepsi Invitational, USA. home and we need to get things down to the wire. I don’t expect any cooperation in the event of such The German leader, discussing 5 p.m. — Preakness Stakes, Channels 8, 40. rolling out there,” Lister said. blowouts,” Parish said. accidents as the Chernobyl the letters in a speech Friday in n Records n Printers 8 p.m. — Saturday night at the Fights, SportsChannel. "Everyone has pride and we do However, when asked if the disaster. Hamburg, said he wants the Soviet Grand Opening — Saturday, May 17th too. We’ll try and hang in this Celtics would be satisfied with a together. Next time, the bounces split in Milwaukee, Parish ans­ In a letter to Soviet leader Union and other countries with Gail and Gene Dickenson Present Compact Discs SUNDAY ' , Mikhail Gorbachev proposing th^ unsafe reactors to adopt West 1 p.m. — PGA; Colonial National Invitational, Channel 3. will hopefully go our way.” wered, "No. We’ll take it, but we Boston forward Kevin McHale conference. Kohl also expressed German standards. 1;30 p.m. — Seniors United Hospitals Classic. ESPN. won’t be satisfied.” MEMORY LANE COUNTRYSIDE UPl photo said the first period will be the key A split will not help the Bucks. the “ urgent wish” that Moscow He said a reactor as unsafe as the 1;30 p.m. — Mariners vs. Yankees, Channel 11, WPOP. Special Pr^ices and Economical Combinations to negating the Bucks’ home-court Only four teams in NBA history supply in detail all necessary Chernobyl plant could not have ANTIQUES CENTER 1;30 p.m. — Rangers vs. Red Sox, Channels 30, 38, WTIC. information on the cause 'of the -been built under West German Boston’s Robert Parish (right) iatches onto the advantage. have been able to overcome a 3-1 2224 Boston Tnpk. (Route 44), Coventry, Conn. 2 p.m. — Celtics vs. Bucks, Channel 3, WKHT. April 26 accident at the Chernobyl safety rules. ^ (Next to Sabrina Pool (^mpany) basketball in Game Two at Boston Garden as he’s “ today is the big game, for them deficit in a seven-game series. 3 p.m. — Mets vs. Dodgers, Channel 9. nuclear plant in the Ukraine. In addition to his desire to and us,” McHale said. “ And the But if the Celtics win today, the Featuring: S p.m. — Boxing; Marlon Starling vs. Johnny Bumphus, harrassed 'from behind by Milwaukee’s Randy Breuer. Kohl asked for information on eliminate danger from other coun­ first quarter is really important. odds against Milwaukee will be Quilts e Country Items ■ Jewelry a Refinished Furntiure & Channel 30. The Celtics won, 122-111. Game Three is today in )Bibles Books They’re going to want to come out even longer. No NBA team has the type and extent of radioactive tries’ power plants. Kohl appar­ Miiwaukee with the Celtics leading the best-of-seven material released Jjy the explosion ently wants to counter opposition Silver-Glass, China e Flow Blue China LIGHT FROM G O D I If F FOR M A N 8 p.m. — Canadiens vs. Flames, ESPN. and play the whole game In the ever won a series after losing the and fire, at the plant so West parties who question the safety of HOURS: Wed.-Sun. lOam-Spni Phone: 742-0346 Shop / 649-7069 Home series two games to none. first quarter. They’re going to first three games. Germany could take appropriate all nuclear power plants. 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X. Jim Thorpo 934S3 Ronnie Block 71- 68—IX 92412$ Hangars 4. Red Sox 1 Mike Sullivan 7G69-1X X. Woyno Levi 40. Nick Price X,SOO PRESSURE POINTS Payne Stewart 72- 67—IX I7.9S3 Baseball Chorles Bolling 72-67—IX 41. Lanny Wadfcins TEXAS BOSTON Jay Haas 7B-7D—140 42. Hubert Grten •667V obrhM obrhM Ken ~Green 7666—140 43. Pot McGowan McDwII cf 4 1 2 2 Evans rf 5 0 10 C a re e r N B A Mike Hulbert 7 3 6 7 - 14044. Gary Koch 844)18 Word If 4 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 3 0 0 0 * Colvin Pctle 71- 6F-I40 45 Danny Edwords 81.1X Poclork 1b 4 0 1 0 Bucknr 1b 3 0 10 playoff leaders Buddy Gardrrer 69^71—140 46. Lorry Nelson 78.709 O'Brien 1b 0 0 0 0 Rice If 4 0 10 Roger MottMe 70-7B-140 47. Chip Becfc 74614 AL itandings Incovlgl rf 4 1 2 1 Baylor dh 4 0 10 Bruce Lletikc 70-715-140 48. Bruce Lletifce X,200 W right rf 0 0 0 0 Armas cf 3 0 0 0 Scoring Danny Edwards 6B-72—140 X . Joey Slndelor n , i « . Parrish dh 4 0 0 0 Gedman c 4 0 1 0 Avg. Lennie Clements 68-72—140 50. Roger Maltblo 68607 . (Lot* •am tt not Mdudtd) Harrah 2b 4 0 1 0 Barreff 2b 4 0 1 0 Bernhard Langer 70-70—140 51. Jim Colbert 6 6 ,9 8 8 - EOit Slought c 4 0 0 0 Romero ss 2 0 0 0 Kenny Knox 70-71—141 52. David Edwards 6 3 .1 X ' W L Pet. OB Buechel 3b 4 2 1 1 Lyons ph 1111 Jerry Wm I 29.1 Jim Thorpe 68-73-141 53. Don Halldorson 6X963,: Boston 21 13 .«1B — Flefchr ss 3 0 10 Qeorge OarvIn 27.9 70-71—141 54. Mike Sullivan 60.9X. Hal Sutton 5 I,7 X New York 21 14 .<00 '/} Totals 3$ 4 8 4 Totals 33 I 7 1 Kaream Abdul-Jsbbar 27.4 Lee Trevino 736B-141 55. Mark Lvo Baltimore 18 IS .545 7>h Toxot 108 Oil 100— 4 X. Dove Rummells 58,198 27.0 AAork Brooks 7 3 6 8 - 141 Clevelond 18 IS .545 2'/i Boston 000 000 001— 1 Elgin Baylor Dovid Frost 70-71—141 57. Wllllo Wood 57664 Milwaukee 17 IS .531 3 Game-winning RBI — McDowell Bob P a llil 2S.5 Bobby Wadfcins 70-71-141 Detroit IS 18 .455 5'/> (2). Adrian Dantlay 25.0 Wayne Grodv 7 3 6 9 - 142 Toronto 15 20 .429 t '/ i E—Evons. LOB—Texas 4, Boston 10. Rick Barry 24.S Jim Colbert 7^70—142 W w t 2B—Evans, Baylor. HR—McDowell Paul Azlnger 7567—142 California 20 16 .S56 — (5), Incovlglla (7), Buechele (6), Lyons Alax English 24.4 Keith Fergus 72- 70—142Little League Texos 18 15 .545 Vs (1). SB—Buechele (2). S—Romero. Kiki Vandswaghs 24.4 Ben Crenshaw 70- 72—142 Oakland 19 17 .528 1 Paul Arizin 24.2 Scott Simpson 68-74—142 Kansas City 16 17 .465 IP H R ER BB SO (>rea Ladehoft 7567—142 Chicooo 13 20 .394 S'h Texos Barry Joecfcel 72-70—142 National Seotfle 14 22 .389 6 Guzman (W 3-5) 9 7 1 1 4 1 Fuzzy Zoeller 7460-142 Minnesota 13 21 .382 6 Boston * With at least Joey Slndelor 71- 71—142The Medics scored four runs In the F rk k iv 't Results Hurst (L 3-3) 9 4 3 0 14 25 playoff games Don Holldorson 7^70—142 third Inning on route to o 7-2 victo ry Seottle7rNewyork3 T—2:33. A—23,473. Lon Hinkle 75^$.143 over Morl'arfv Brothers Fridov ot Californian.Detroltl Umpires—Home, Denklnger; 1b, Tony Sills 72*71—143 Buckley Field. David Rohrbdch- Toronto 7, Clevel6nd6 Reilly; 2b, Koble; 3b, McClelland. Hot tiands are just wtial's needed in Die NBA playoffs. And the record shows Andy North 70-73—143 pltched d two-hItter, striking out 10, fo r Texos4.Boston1 Ron Streck 71.73—143 the Medics. Steve White struck out the Chlcooo4. KonsosCltv2 that Jerry West, who played (or the Los Angeles Lakers (1960-74). was the best ever when the shots really counted. Steve Pate 7^71—143 side In one Inning of re lie f work. W hite Oakland 6. Baltlmore4 Tom Watson 7S48—143 also had three hits. Including a home Minnesota at Milwaukee, night Mark WIebe 7^71—143 run, ot the plate. Danny Warren Soturtlov's Oomes Marinera 7, Yankeea 3 Al (Selberger 74-69^143 excelled defensively tor the winner. (All Times EOT) David Grohom Eric Kubik pitched a seven-hitter In Texas (Hough 2*0) at Boston (Bovd3*3). 73-70—143 Individual pitching Bill Glosson 73.70—143 defeat for MB's. He whiffed 13. Brian 1:05 p.m. SEATTLE NEW YORK to tro Phil Blockmor 74.^9^143 Blount hit well and Kevin Plout California (Slaton 4-1) at Detroit ab r h bl ab r h bl Braves 6. Cardinals 2 pitcher, elb wt 1 Ip h bb Burke, Mil 1 0 30.2 21 14 24 0.88 Bill Krotzert 70-7^143 excelled defensive behind the plate for Herald photos by Pinto (LaPoint 0-2), 1:15 p.m. Revnids 2b 5 2 2 0 RHndrs cf 5 0 1 0 1.00 Curtis Stronge 7S-60—143 Cleveland (Heaton 1-2) otToronto (Key Owen ss 5 1 2 1 Rndiph 2b 4 0 11 Kerfeld, Hou 3 1 27.0 14 11 23 the Gas Housers. ST. LOUIS ATLANTA Worrell, StL 3 2 26.1 19 16 13 1.03 Tom Kite 73.73—144 1-3). 1:15 p.m. Davis 1b 2 10 0 Mttnglv 1b 5 1 3 0 dbrhbl ObrhM 9 42 1.42 Mork Lve 71-7^144 Kansas City (Jackson 1-0) at Chicago Thomas dh 4 1 1 O Winfield rf 5 1 1 1 Gooden, NY 5 1 57.0 38 Windsor at Fitzgerald Field. Lepak has Manchester center fielder Chantal baseman Kim "Andrulat with Larose Coleman If 3 0 0 0 Moreno If 5 1 1 0 Howell, LA 0 2 25.0 19 14 32 1.44 Gory Koch 72-73—144 Infernaflonal Farm Catcher Paige Lepak crouches behinej (Seaver 2-2), 1:20 p.m. Caldern rf 3 1 1 1 Roenick dh 4 0 2 0 Smith ss 2 10 0 Sample rf 4 2 3 1 Tibbs, Mil 3 0 56.0 37 25 32 1.61 Nick Price 60.76—144 The Lawyers belted Bolond Broth­ been filling in for an under-the-weather Larose (25) races the softball to first eventually coming around to score later Minnesota (Portugal 0-3) at Milwaukee Presley 3b 4 1 2 4 McGee Cotto cfIf 3 0 30 0 10 Murphy 1 cf 1 1 0 0 7 22 1.69 Tim Norris 73-71—144 home plate and awaits the pitch of Erin (HIguera 4-3). 2:35 p.m. Bannell If 4 0 0 0 Berra 3b 3 0 10 Roblnsn, Cn 3 0 26.2 19 ers, 2611, at Verplanck Field on Clark 1b 3 ) 0 0 Horner lb 3 0 12 Oledo, NY 5 1 42.1 36 10 27 1.70 Gll Morfxin 7008—144 Prescott during the Manchester High Cathy Templeton and has been doing a base — and in this case won. The ball in the inning. The Bobcats won, 8-4. Seattle (Young 3-2) ot New York DHndrs cf 3 0 0 0 Vn Wvnegar SIvk rf c 3 3 0 0 1 1 Romlrz 0 ss 4 2 2 1 . Friday. Corev Wry, Ben Aucon and Locoss, SF 4 0 40.2 30 8 13 1.77 Denis Watson 73 71—144 MIchoel Gdlopossl paced the Lawyers' (Tewksbury 3-2), 4:30 p.m. Yeager c 4 0 0 0 Mechm ss 3 110 Herr 2b 4 0 2 1 Oberkfll 3b 3 0 1 0 50 18 37 1.64 Fred Couples 76^8—144 girls’ softball game Friday against South fine job. skidded past South Windsor first (joktand (Andular 4-2) at Baltimore Totals 34 7 8 4 Totals 35 3 10 3 Knepper, Ho 7 1 63.2 offense to support complete-game Pendifn 3b 3 0 0 0 V irgil c 4 0 2 2 Forsch, StL 2 1 42.0 33 15 26 2.14 Mike Reid 72-73—145 (McGregor 2-3), 7:35 p.m. Sooftte 103 000 300— 7 Heofh c 2 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 1 0 winning pitcher Jom ie Lozzarls. D avid Hershlsr, LA 3 3 49.0 45 21 35 2.20 Lorry Mize 72-73—145 Beaulieu, Kevin Repolt and Marc Sunday’s (3omes New York 000 000 021— 3 While oh 1 0 0 0 Mahler p 4 0 10 24 47 2.26 Pot McGowon 74.71—145 Texas at Boston Game-winning RBI — Calderon (2). Palmer, All 2 2 51.2 34 Beaulieu were standouts on defense. LoVolllr c 1 0 0 0 Fernndz, NY 4 0 39.2 20 21 39 2.27 Mac O’Grodv 69-76—145 Seattle ot New York E—Randolph, Berra. DP—Seattle 1, Forsch p 2 0 0 0 74-73—146 Mike Lourlo and Peter Jullonl turned Walk, pm 1 0 31.1 22 11 21 2.30 Ken Brown In strong defensive performances for Scholastic roundup Cleveland at Toronto New York 1. LOB—Seottle6, New York 10. Hurdle ph 1 0 0 0 AAork Pfell 71-75—146 California at Detroit 2B—Owen, Mattingly 2, Reynolds, Borgor p 0 0 0 0 Boland's, while Normon Delduro Hale Irwin 74-72—146 rapped two hits. Oakland at Boltlmore Berra, Meacham. 3B—Winfield. Dovley ph 10 0 0 Mike Donald 74.72—146 Kansas City ot Chlcogo SB— Reynolds (1). SF—Cotto. Totals 29 2 4 2 Totals It 6 12 6 Minnesota at Milwaukee George Archer 74-72—146 Sf. Louis 000 002 000— 2 Peter Jacobsen 78^8—146 IP H R ER BB SO Atlanta 200 002 tlx — 6 Transactions Palled to qualify Seattle Gome-winning RBI — Horner (3). Rod Curl 74-73—147 Lngstn (W 2-3) 8 2-3 10 3 3 4 5 E—McGee. DP—St. Louis 2, Atlonto 2. David Ogrln 72-75—147 Lodd 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 LOB—St. Louis 7, Atlanta7.2B—Moreno, W illie Wood 77-70—147 Bowling Cheney nine fortunate to turn back Bacon New York Ramirez. HR—Sample(2). SB—Herr (7), Clarence Rose 76-71-147 NL standings Nlekro (L 4-2) 6 2-3 8 7 3 6 2 Sample (2). SF—Horner, Baseball Ed Florl 75-73—148 Fisher 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 IP H R ER BB SO Tom Bvrum 71-77-148 Armstrong 1 0 0 0 0 0 SI. Louis Houston — Signed relief pitcher Larry 6 0 6 6 . Totols 367-11-7. But they only won one. The (West C o « t gomes not Included) WP—Fisher PB—Wvnegar 2. T— Andersen; optioned pitcher Jett Calhoun 6 Jock Kov 76-72—148 Championship baseball seasons The pitching victory went to two innings and kept it up in the collected two hits for East. Raffin Forsch (L 2-2) 6 7 4 3 4 3 Tom Welskopt 79^^9—148 Powder Puff Manchester 010 060 0 7-11-3 Eagles downed Xavier. 5-2. and 2:46. A—18,321. Borgor 2 5 2 2 )0 to T ucson ot the Pacific Coost League. are characterized by sound funda­ deserving ace Rick Gonzalez, who third and fourth. They were South W indsor 152 400 x 12-12-1 had the lone hit for East in a Eost Texas — Announced that monoger John Mohoffev 76-72—148 Edith Tracy X3-488, M adeline Dlete- then tied St. Bernard and Holy W L Pet. OB Atlanta Dove Barr 75-74—149 mentals. but even the best of teams notched his ninth win in 10 unstoppable today,” Manchester WP- BeganskI, LP- Helin. five-run fourth inning, a two-run Umpires—Home, Rowe; 1b, Barnett; Mahler (W 3-4) 9 4 2 2 7 3 Bobby Valentine, generol monoger Tom rle 493, Nancy Hahn 449, Mary Banlo Cross by identical 3'/i-3‘/i scores. New York 22 7 .759 — 2b, Bremlgan, 3b, HIrschbeck. Grieve and club president M ike Stone John Cook 74-75—149 179-479, Kathy Randall 186494, Ruth needs its share of breaks along the decisions. Gonzalez, who fired a coach Don Race spoke of the single. That wiped out a 4-0 lead by Montreal 19 12 .613 4 P B—Heath 2. T—2:18. A—15,551. Bob Eastwood 74-75-149 Dave Olender carded a one- Umpires—Home, KIbler; lb, Froem- have agreed to terms on long-term Ann Gloss 179-450. way to finish on top. six-hitter while fanning five and Bobcats’ smoking bats. Bolton blasted the visitors. Philadelphia 13 17 .433 9'/2 contracts. Gary Hollberg 79-70—149 under par 34 to cop medalist honors $t. Louts 13 18 .419 10 mlng; 2b, Marsh; 3b, Davidson. Davis Love III 77-73—149 Cheney Tech's baseball team walking two. was victimized by South Windsor chased Indian Tyrell White survived a rocky College BOLTON — It wasn’t pretty. for EC. which now sports a record Pittsburgh 12 17 .414 10 White Sox 4. Royals 2 Central Florldo — Promoted Rick Leonard Thompson 76-73—149 Blossoms has enjoyed its best season ever two two-base outfield errors that starter Chris Helin in the second start and was the winning pitcher Chicago 13 19 .406 10'/3 Stockstill from receivers' coach to Larrv RInker 78*72—150 Visiting Rocky Hill rocked three for East, she walked five, struck of 8-4-2. West Woodv Blackburn 79*71—150 1 . Marigolds: Helen Hathowov, this year because the players have led to Bacon's seventh-inning inning after the senior left-hander assistant head coach. Janet Hottan, Doris Haffin, Dee Bolton pitchers for a half dozen out three and allowed six. hits. Olender and teammate Barry Houston 20 13 .606 — KANSAS CITY CHICAGO Astros 9. Cubs 6 Frostburg Stofe (Md.) — Named Oscar Chip Beck 80*71—151 played and the coach has coached, rally. had been racked for two homers, a Son Fronclsco 20 14 . 588 v? Mike Smith 72-79—151 Smyth. 2. Mary Bania, Marilyn Mey­ home runs Friday en route to a 24-1 East now only needs to split its Powlishen. who shot a 37. each abrhbl abrhU Lewis head basketball coach. ers, Jan Manlerre, Ruth Ann Gloss. but the entire squad hastoconsider triple and two doubles in 1 1/3 San Diego 17 16 .515 3 Wilson ct 5 12 1 Tollesn 3b 4 1 1 0 Stanford — Hired Dennis T. "Denny" Jack Renner 77-74—151 Todd Tamburri scored on a wild Charter Oak Conference win on final four games to qualify for the recorded three wins. Atlanta 16 18 .471 4>/a CHICAGO HOUSTON Brett Upper 78-7S—153 itself thankful of the manner in innings. "He got hit pretty hard,” Low rf 3 0 0 0 Hulett 2b 4 0 10 ObrhM ObrhM Huston os osslstant basketball coach. pitch for the initial run in the Friday. state tournament. It resumes play East meets Notre Dame and Los Angeles 16 19 .457 5 Brett 3b 3 0 10 Baines rf 4 14 1 FootboU Dan Forsmon 81-76—155 which (hey beat visiting Bacon Race understated. Cincinnati 10 21 .323 9 Dunston ss 5 1 1 0 Doran 2b 4 12 2 Tom Sleckmonn 74*81—155 Bobcats' uprising. An RBI-single The Terriers' Faul Cristalli was Monday against ACC foe Sacred Northwest Catholic on Monday at White 2b 4 0 0 0 Fisk dh 4 0 0 0 Motfhws If 3 1 1 0 Reynlds ss 3 2 1 0 Chicago — Signed nine free agents: 79-77—156 Academy, 5-4. on Friday. Carrying the big lumber for Fridov’s (Barnes Orta dh 2 0 11 Kittle It 2 10 0 defensive tackles Mark Baker and Steve 6 jlm Sorenson by losing pitcher Steve La put and a the No. I star, tossing a one-hitter the Racebrook Country Club in Atlanta 6, St. Louis 2 Frazier o 0 0 0 0 Thon ss 2 0 2 1 Tom Purtzer 80-wdr South Windsor were Eric Kopytko Heart in Hamden at 3:30 p.m. Bolbonl 1b 4 0 0 0 Cangels cf 0 0 0 0 Fronen ph 1 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 2 2 1 Jacobson; tight ends Sylvester Byrd and Scholastic The first-place Beavers carried run-scoring double by Dan Wilson and jacking a pair of homers and a West Haven. Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 2 Smith If 3 0 0 0 Walker 1b 1 1 0 0 Reilly Wolfon; wide receiver Ken Chorles Coodv 78-v«Jr and Dennis Mongeon. The former Houston9,Chlcogo6 Sandbrg 2b 2 1 2 1 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 (a-denotesomoteur) a 3-1 edge into the seventh inning, single for five RBIs. Results — John King (EC) del. D. Quirk c 3 0 10 Nichols cf Moreind 3 0 13 rf 4 1 2 2 Walling ph I 0 0 0 Knopezvk; halfback Jett McKin­ accounted for the others. slugged a three-run homer and MHS upended Montreal at San Diego, night Salazar ss 2 12 0 Bonilla If 10 0 0 ney; quarterback Jett Miller; guard proceeded to hand three runs and Rocky Hill lead-off batter Sean Anderson, 40-46; Kevin Boyko (EC) New York at Los Angeles, night Cev 3b 4 0 10 DSmlfh p 0 0 0 0 Laput scattered 12 hits with nine Mongeon a two-run shot in a del. M. WInsch, 41-44; C. BIrkmever McRae ph 1 0 0 0 Guillen ss 4 0 10 Durhm lb 3 0 0 0 GDovIs 1b 5 0 3 3 Lovelle Moore; t Grambllng, and the lead to the Bobcats, and then Cronin was a pefect 5-for-5 with a There’s still time for the Man­ Philadelphia at San Francisco, Blancin ss 0 0 0 0 Skinner c 4 0 10 fullback Vernon Williams. MHS JV softball whiffs and two bases on balls. five-run Bobcat second inning. The (X) def. Joe Magllclc, 43-46; C. night JDovIs c 4 2 2 2 Bass rf 4 1 1 0 LPGA raiults came back with a pair of tallies of homer, two doubles and two chester High girls’ softball team, Antonelll (X) def. Scott Altrul, 46-50; Sndbrg ph 0 0 0 0 Dernier cf 2 0 0 0 Hatcher If 0 0 0 0 home side added two runs in the Soturdav's Oomes Totals 30 2 7 2 Totals 31 4 9 4 Pittsburgh — Signed six free agents; The Monchester High lunlor vanity their own in the bottom of the singles. He scored five runs and but it is fast running out. The Dave Olender (EC) def. K. McGovern, (Alt times EOT) Mmphrv cf 1 0 0 0 Garner 3b 4 0 0 0 Carpenter cranked two doubles third inning and four more in the X-49; Barry Powlishen (EC) del. M. Kansas City 110 000 000— 2 Eckersly o 2 0 0 0 Puhl rf 4 2 2 1 centers Mike Eldson and Mark Plevellch; Chrysler Plymouth Charity Clas­ softball team defeated visiting South frame to finally nail down the win. drove in two others. Indian program, which has quali­ New York (Fernandez 4-0) at Los Chicago 100 030 OOx— 4 cornerbock Clarence Kelly; punter tic Windsor, 13-8, at Charter Oak Field on and a single. Mancini and Dowd fourth with a two-run double by Pltzgerold, 37-42; East Catholic won Angeles (Welch 3-2). 4:05 p.m. Bailer p 0 0 0 0 Bailey c 3 0 2 0 Fridov to avenge on early season lost. "First we squandered the lead, The victors, who were also aided fied for state tournament play the medal point, 177-179. Game-winning RBI — Nichols (3). Hoffman p 0 0 0 0 Deshales p 0 0 0 0 Jett Williams; wide receiver Ernest First Round added two hits apiece, and Chris Steve Warner and a run-scoring Philodelphio (Rowley 4-3) at San E—Skinnert DP—Kansas City 2, Chi­ Cole; ond tackle Mike Hortmeler. AIChotham,N. J„ May 16 Batting stars tor the victors were then we pulled it out," sighed by HRs by Dan Francis. Roger past dozen years in succession, is Rich Pepin (SB) def. King. 35-40; Fronclsco (K rukow 4-3),4:05p.m. Bosley If 2 0 0 0 Kneppr ph 1 0 0 0 Michelle Plecitv, who cracked three Tibbo contributed a triple for the double by Mike Evans capping the Dennis Moore (SB) def. Boyko, 364); cago 3. LOB— KansosCltv8,Chlcago9.2B Solano p 0 0 0 0 (P ar n> Cheney coach Bill Baccaro. DelGiorno and John Tagney. im­ in danger of looking in from the Pittsburgh (Reuschel 2-3) ot Cincinnati —Bolnes 2, Salozar, Nichols. SB—Wilson San Francisco — Announced It hod Betsy King 34-33—67 hits, and Lisa DeLlsle and Sonia Smith, winners. ' fourth stanza. Magllclc (EC) holved Fred DeGrouf, (Soto 2-5), 7:05 p.m. Ashby ph 10 1 ) who odded two apiece. It was a scary way to improve proved to 4-8 in the conference and outside in '86. The Indians’ situa­ 4646; John Pelllgrlno (SB) def. Altrul, (7). SF—Orta. Wolker cl 110 0 withdrawn o contract otter to wide Jane Blalock 34-33—67 The Beavers host Vinal Tech in Overall. South Windsorunloaded Chicago (Trout 2-0) at Houston (Scott IP H R ER BB SO receiver Renoldo Nehemloh, moklnghlm Cathy Morse 34-35—69 Tammy Snellenberger went the dis­ the Beavers' Charter Oak tion was made that much more 42-50; Olender (EC) def. Kevin Surratt, 3- 2), 7:35 p.m, Totals 33 6 9 5 Totals 37 9 16 9 tance on the mound and was aided by a another key COC tilt on Tuesday at for four doubles, a triple and two 4-9 overall. X-44; Powlishen (EC) def. Pauline Kansas City Chicago 212 001 000— 6 o free ooent; signed tackle Bubba Paris Jonet Anderson 35-34—69 Conference-leading mark to 12-1. Winless Bolton, which dropped difficult Friday by an 8-4 setback to St. Louis (Cox 0-2) at Atlanto (Johnson Lelbrondt (L 4-2) 5 7 4 4 4 4 ond kicker Roy Wersching to 3-vear Allison FInnev 34-35—69 good defensive effort tor the 10-4 3:15 p.m. homers against Manchester pitch­ Collins, 37-47. St. Bernard won medal 4- 3), 7:40 p.m. Houston 210 006 OOx— 9 Indians, who travel to Fermi High fora Cheney is 13-2 overall. South Windsor High in CCC East point, 159-177. Farr 3 2 0 0 2 1 Game-winning RBI — Thon (2). contracts. Down Coe 3535—70 Bacon Acodemv 010 000 3 660 ing. Mike Custer countered with to 0-16 in the COC and 612 overall, Montreal (McGafflgan 2-0) ot Son Chicago St. Louis — Signed tree-agent quarfer- LuLong Radler 3535—70 3:X tilt on Monday. Bacon dips to 5-7 in the COC and Cheney Tech 101 010 2 612 5 Division play at Fitzgerald Field. Scott Doleslo (HO def. King, X-40; Diego (Hoyt 0-1), 10:05 p.m. DP—Chicago 1. LOB— Chicooo 5, four singles and an RBI for had one moment of solace: For the Boyko (EC) def. Daren Coroll. 41-43; Dotson (W 2-3) 5 7 2 2 3 2 Houston 7. 2B—Cruz 2, Sandberg, Thon. , bock Carl Fodor to a 1-vear controct. Becky Peorson 38-33—71 overall. Steve Loput and Bill Bruch; Rick The loss drops the Indians to 68 Sunday's (^m es Nelson 3 2-3 0 0 0 3 3 Sandro Palmer 3536—71 Gonzalez and Mork Pelletier. Manchester. Rob Lovett and Chris second time this year. Bulldog Todd Montello (HC) def. Magllclc, Pittsburgh ot Cincinnati HR—Morelond (5), Dovis 2 (6). SB—Boss MHS JV baseball with four games to play. They must X-46; Scott Lollberte (HC) def. Altrul. James (S 7) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 (4), Dernier (7). S—Solano. SF— Debbie Mossev 37-36-71 Chris Fires’ two-out, Texas- Ogden each collected two hits for John Sambogna broke up an Chicago at Houston Dotson pitched to 1 batter In 6th Chris Johnson 37-36—71 Manchester lost to South Windsor, win three of those four to qualify 47-X; Olender (EC) def. Dove May. New York at Los Angeles Sandberg league single plated Bruce Carpen­ Manchester, which had II in all opponent’s no-hitter in the seventh 34-38; Powlishen (EC) def. Joe W P—L e lb ro n d t, F a rr. T—2:41 IP H R ER BB SO Ok-Hee Ku 36-35-71 11-8, In lunlor varsity baseball on for the postseason. "We’re down to Montreal at San Diego A— Kothv Postlewolt 37-34—71 ter with the gamer, but that was against winning pitcher Rich Be- inning. Shocker, 37-42. St. Louis at Atlanta Chlcogo Friday. Chris Sember stroked two hits. MHS thumped having to win three out of four,” 24,215. Eckerslev 5 1-3 10 5 Hockey Nancy White-Brewer 36-36—72 Including o home run, tor the 6-9 only part of the story. Mike ganski. South Windsor had a dozen Sambogna laced a clean single to Philodelphio at San Fronclsco Umpires—Home, Polermo; lb, Penny Hommel 37-35—72 said Manchester coach Mary Faig- Boiler (L 1-2) 1-3 2 2 Indians. Mancini opened the last of the SOUTH WINDSOR — There’s hits off of three Indian pitchers. left field with one out against Brinkman; 2b, Kaiser; 3b, Cooney. Hoffman 1-3 3 2 Alice RItzmon 34-38—72 nant, "but with this team that Tennis Joan Joyce 37-36-73 seventh with a walk and Tom Dowd something about Manchester High Koptyko, Scott Gallagher. Evans. Cristalli. who fanned 18 batters Frazier 2 1 0 Illing JV baseball never gives up, anything is Houston V Avako Okomoto 37-36—73 followed with a bunt single. Car­ pitching that South Windsor High Charlie Shover and Warner each and walked four. MHS girls on tear A's 8. Orioles 4 Desholes 2 4 3 3 NHL playolls Deb Richard 38-35—73 Bolton's lone run came in the possible.” 0 1 Sally Quinlon 35-38—73 The Illing Junior High lunlor varsity penter then lofted a double to School enjoys immensely. The stroked two hits for the winners, American League reaulta Solano (W 30) , 4 3 3 upped Its record to 7-2 with a 7-3 win , fourth when Keith Jarvis walked, South Windsor. 7-3 in the CCC Six in a row for the Manchester Andersen 2 2 0 Stephanie Farwio 38-35—73 right-center field to drive in Bobcats on April 21 outslugged the Manchester’s next game is Mon­ OAKLAND BALTIMORE (Night gome not Included) Morgoret Ward 38-35—73 over Tolland on Friday. Ryan Barry East and 65 overall, pecked away girls. abrhbl abrhbl Smith (S 10) 1 0 0 Stanley Cup Finals hurled a one-hitter through tour Mancini with the tying run. Dowd, Indians. 18-14. and they continued day at home at Kelley Field stole second, went to third on a WP — Solano. Balk — Desholes. PB — Judy Dickinson 37-36-73 passed ball and tallied on an errant at the Indians. The Bobcats scored The MHS girls’ tennis team Phillips 2b 5 2 5 4 Wiggins 2b 5 0 2 1 (Best-of-seven) Patti Rizzo 35-30—73 frames to register the win. Reliever who was right behind Mancini. was the onslaught on Indian pitching against Fermi High at 3:30 p.m. Blue Jaya 7. Indians 6 Bochte lb 5 0 0 0 Lacy rf 4 0 0 0 J.Dovis. T—3:50. A—17,802. (All times EOT) Jeff Dellsslo was Impressive In nolllng single runs in the second, third, stretched its fine record to 8-3 with Umpires—Home, Ripley; 1b, Pulll; 2b, Robin Walton 37-36—73 thrown out trying to get back to Friday with a 12-7 verdict at Larry SOUTH WINDSOR (12) — Gallagher pick-off throw by catcher Tom Canseco rf 5 0 0 0 Bonilla 3b 0 0 0 0 Calpory vs. Montreal AAorv Beth Zimmerman 36-37—73 down the save. fourth and fifth innings and two in a 5-2 win over visiting South KIngmn dh 5 1 3 1 Shelby ph 10 0 0 West; 3b, B. Wlllloms MOV 16 — Montreal ot Calgary, night John Cunningham ripped three hits third base, and Carpenter stayed Duprey Field in Central Connecti­ ss 62-20, Love 3b 2-1-0-0, Intante ph Birdsey. CLEVELAND TORONTO CIndv Rarick 37-37-74 1-066, Koptyko cf 4-1-2-3, Budorz If each of the sixth and seventh Windsor High on Friday afternoon. Lansfrd 3b 4 0 1 1 Lynn ct 4 0 10 May 18 — Montreal ot Calgary, 8:05 Connie ChlllemI 36-38—74 to leod the offense, while Jeff Davis, at second. cut Conference East Division "We’re not that strong of a Ob r h bl ab r h bl Hill 2b 1 0 0*0 M urray lb 4 1 3 0 May M — Calgary at Montreal, 7:35 Kevin Bottomlev and Dellsslo chipped 3- 2-16, Evans rf 26-2-2, NetlshelskI rf stanzas. Manchester countered Butler cf 5 111 Garcia 2b 5 0 1 0 Cathy Reynolds 38-36—74 action. 1- 066, Shover c 4-1-2-0, Peaselvhitting dh club, but he did throw a The doubles team of Paula Baker If 4 11 0 Ripken ss 4 0 10 p.m. Pat Bradley . In with two hits apiece. Franco ss 4 13 1 Mosebv ct 4 10 0 Peters If 1 0 0 0 Sheets dh 4 2 2 2 Ma|or League leaders May 22 — Calgary o1 Montreal, 7:35 37 37—74 Next up was clutch clean-up 2- 1-06, BeganskI p 1-606, W arnerstrong 2b game.” said Bolton coach with a run in the third and three in Lacey and Jill Boggini paced the Carter rf 4 0 0 0 Mulinks 3b 4 2 3 1 Cindy Hill 3 5 3 ^7 4 batter Ron Nese. who had already The Bobcats are now 7-7 overall. 4- 2-2-2, Mongeon lb 3-2-1-2. Totols MDavIs ct 4 2 2 0 Young If 4 1 1 0 p.m. Potty Hoves 39-35—74 John Jenkins, who compared Cris- the fourth. Indians by sweeping their match in Thorntn dh 4 1 1 1 loro 3b 0 0 0 0 GrItfIn ss 4 2 2 2 Royford 3b 2 0 0 0 x-Mov 24 — Montreal at Calgary, 6:05 MHS freshman track 5-5 in the CCC East. Manchester, 30-12-12-9. Tobler 1b 2 110 Upshaw 1b 3 2 0 0 Expanded list MItzl Edge 35-39—74 had driven in three markers on a MANCHESTER (7) — Roe 2b 5-61-2, talli’s near-masterpiece with Che­ " It was one of our best game of straight sets at love. Wlllord c 2 0 0 0 Dwyer rf 2 0 11 p.m. Amy Benz 37-37-74 which had won three in a row and Jacoby 3b 3 1 1 0 Bell If 4 13 1 Dempsey c 2 0 0 0 Through gomes of Thursday, May 15 x-Mov 26 — Calgary at Montreal, 7:35 Manchester High ran over Bristol pair of singles and a sacrifice fly. Cosev cf 3-1-06, McCarthy ss 4-1-16, ney Tech ace Rick Gonzalez’ the season.” said Faignant. who South Windsor’s record is now Nixon or 0 0 0 0 Barfield rf 4 0 2 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Myra Blockwelder 37-37—74 Eastern, 75-34, In boys' freshmen track Cusfer If 62-4-1, Lovett 1b 62-1-1, Stefero c 2 0 0 0 p.m. He struck out But Fires came five of its last six. slips to 65 in the outing against the Bulldogs earlier was pleased by her team’s perfor­ 6- 6 . Hall If 4 0 12 Johnsn dh 4 0 0 0 Individual batting Amv Alcott 36-38—74 Friday. Charter c 3-662, Ogden 3b3-1-2-0, Helin Totalf 40 8 14 8 Totals 31 4 11 4 x-Mov 28— Montreolat Calgary ,9:05p.m. Carole Charbonnier 37.37—74 through to take his Beaver team­ CCC East and 8-7 overall. mance despite the loss. "It was a Manchester travels to Fermi Bernzrd 2b 0 0 0 0 Whitt c 3 0 0 0 Ookland 131300 010— 1 plover/ cib iBb r h 2b 3b hr x-ll necessary In girls' freshmen action, MHS D 1-660, Govorrlno p 1-1-1-0, Archom- in the year. Bando c 4 110 Martinez c 1 0 0 0 Baltimore 030 000 200— 4 Pucktt, Mn 144 33 55 9 1 13 Susie Pager 36-38—74 romped past Bristol Eastern, 9513. mates off the hook. "They came out hitting the first boult p 1-0-60, Zok rf 2-606. Altken oh Bolton hosts Bacon Academy on real good game.” High on Monday for another CCC Rahn 2b 4 0 10 Fernndz ss 3 1 10 Boggs. Bos 126 24 46 11 Barb Thomas 38-36—74 The Indian boys captured a total of 12 Game-winning RBI — Phillips (3). 0 4 Tuesday at 3:15 p.m. Winning pitcher Kelly Reynolds East match at 3:30 p.m. Totals 34 < 10 5 Totals IS 7 10 < E — R a y fo r d , S. D o v is . D P — Yount, Mil 126 21 46 7 1 1 Caroline Gowon 36-38—74 first places. Including three by Ed Cleveland 021 001 200— < Fletcher. Tx 92 18 31 5 3 0 Jo Ann Wosham 38-36-74 Saunders, who copped the 1(X) and 200 Rocky H ill 8012 010 3 2619-2 limited Manchester to only four Results — Terl McGehon (M) def. Boltlmore 1. LOB—Oakland 7, Balti­ . Toronto 001 015 OOx— 7 more 7. 2B— Davls2,Phllllps,Klngmon, O’Brien, Tx 113 25 38 10 1 5 Betsy Barrett 37 37—74 dashes and the long lump. Todd Bolton 000 too 0 1-1-3 hits. She walked four. Center Keclo Kinder, 61, 61; Allison Miller Jeannette Kohlhoos (SW) def. Anno RIgglo, 62, 62; Leslie Game-winning RBI — Barfield (3). Young. 3B —Phillips. HR—Phillips (2), Mosebv. Tr 141 21 47 3 1 6 Basketball 39^35—74 LIscomb won the 1600, Dove Campbell Paul Cristalli ond Tom BIrdsev; fielder Jen Andrulut was the E—Jacoby. DP — Toronto 3. Sheets (3).SB—Griffin (5),Kingman(1). Allonson, Cl 77 7 25 1 1 0 Pat Meyers 36-39^75 triumphed In the 400, Matt Alpert Twitty, Edwards Thompson is Mike Mix, Blit Manneglo (1), Harley Johnson (M) def. Troev Kllngmon, 64, LOB— Cleveland 4, Toronto 11. 2B— S—Wlllord. Dovis, Sea 105 15 34 5 1 8 Susie Berdov 37-38—75 finished first In the 800, and Tim Irondeld (3) and Reid Martin, Rick hitting star for the Bobcats with 7-5; Stephanie Scribner (SW) def. Gall Mulllniks 2, Hall, Tabler, Garcia, IP H R ER BB SO Collins. Det 90 16 29 5 1 0 Barbara Pendergost 38-37—75 Leighton won the 100 hurdles. M arks <31. two homers and three RBIs. She Sheffield, 60, .60; Paulo Locv-JIII Johnson, Tor Shelley Hamlin Bogglnl (M) def. Laurie Bozzono- Barfield, Bando. HR—Franco (3), Oakland 75 12 24 5 1 3 39-36—75 Ted Miller and Todd Rose added Olympic coach slammed a two-run homer in the Thornton (6). SB—Bell (4), Fernandez Hoas (W 7-1) 6 8 4 4 0 1 Jackson, Col B8 17 28 3 0 7 NBA playoffs Janet Coles 39-36—75 victories In the high lump and lovelln Emmo Hughes, .60 6-0; Kristin (6), Nixon (5), Upshaw (9). Mooneyham 2 2 0 0 0 2 Lansfrd, Ok 123 18 39 4 1 4 Lauren Howe 38-32—75 throw, respectively, while Larry Softball seventh and a solo shot earlier in Ashbacher-Sue Guerette (M) def. A lli­ Rllo 1 1 0 0 0 2 Tabler, Cle 123 16 39 10 1 3 Morel Bozorth 37-38—75 Briggs won the 3200. MHS' two relays- share PGA lead COLORADO SFRINGS. Colo the fifth. son Pandozzl-Dlono Saylor, 7-5, 60; IP H R ER BB SO Jovner, Col 146 27 46 Conference Finals Jan Stephenson 37-38—75 Nicole Mellow-Jenniter Clough (M) Baltimore 5 0 13 were olso successful. The victorious 4 (UFI) — John Thompson, who East back even Erin Frescott pitched well but . Cleveland SDavIs (L 3-2) 1 4 4 2 1 0 Borrett, Bs 118 18 37 8 3 .1 (Bost-of-sovan) Sharon Barrett 38-37—75 X too squad featured Saunders, Harold def. Leslie Klnder-Andreo Woshburn. Gontner, MM Eostam Conforonca has led Georgetown to eight 6 1 ,6 0 . Candllt (L 2-4) 5 1-3 10 7 6 6 3 Snell 6 7 3 3 0 6 83 16 26 5 1 1 Lynn Connelly 41-36—75 Barber, Campbell and Dave Largle. FORT WORTH. Texas (UFf) — career — the last of which came in It’s been a busy week for the absorbed the loss for Manchester. Kern 2 1-3 0 0 0 3 0 Havens 2 3 1 1 0 0 Hrbek. Min 116 20 36 9 0 4 Boston vs. Mllwoukoo Nanev Scranton 38-37—75 The 4 X 400 relay consisted of Alpert, straight NCAA tournaments. Junior shortsotp Kris Husbands Balles 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Slought, Tex 87 14 27 5 1 7 (Conics load sorlos 26) o-Louro D’Alessandro 37-38—75 Howard Twitty. who has helped 1980. East Catholic High School girls’ MHS boys triumph 5. Davis pitched to 5 batters In 2nd; Campbell, Rick Eaton and Largle. Friday was named head coach drew plaudits from Faignant for Toronto Haos pitched to 3 batters In 6th. Mttnglv. N 139 18 43 11 0 3 May 13 — Boston IX , Milwaukee 96 Lourl Peterson 39-36—75 The girls, who won nine events, were rebuild his game by reading Ben “ I even wore one out and had to softball team with four games in Alexander 5 7 4 4 2 1 Burleson, Cl 81 12 25 8 0 1 Moy 15 — Boston IX , Mllwaukeeltt Kim Shipman 37-38—75 led by triple winner Alexia Cruz, who, buy another one. I don’t have a of the 1988 U.S. Olympic Basket­ her defensive play. The Indian boys kept their own y y p _ S n e ll. PB — . T — 3:11. A — May 17 — Boston ot Milwaukee, 2 p.m. Hogan's instructional book, shot five days. But it was a profitable Acker (W 1-2) 11-311100 24,896. Coles, Det 114 14 3S 8 0 4 Susan Sanders 36-39—75 was tops In the 100, 200 and long lump. ball Team. The setback snapped the Indi­ winning streak alive Friday, rout­ Elchhorn (S 3) 2 2-3 2 1 1 1 3 Downng. Cl 121 23 37 n 2 5 Moy 18 — Boston at Milwaukee, 3:X Loretta Alderete . 36-39—75 Beth Cool copp^ the 1600, Meredith his second straight 68 Friday to tie teacher. I just read that book. It week for the Eagles as they won all’ Umpires—Home, McKean; lb, p.m. The appointment is subject to Alexander pitched to 2 batters In 6th. Clark; 2b,Shulock; 3b, Morrison. Rndiph, NY 118 18 36 4 1 0 MIndv Moore 37-38—75 Phillips won the 400 and Morev Suitor David Edwards for the lead after has helped me a lot this year." four contests, including a 65 ans’ three-game winning streak. ing homestanding South Windsor. Balk—Candlottl. T—2:54. A—21,251. Rice. Bos 135 18 41 11 0 5 x-AApy 21 — Milwaukee at Boston, TBA Sherri Stelnhouer confirmation by the U.S. Olym­ 39-36—75 captured the BOO. M erry Chodzlewlcz two rounds of the Colonial National Edwards, trying to rebound 8-inning verdict over St. Joseph Manchester, 4-6 in the CCC East, is 6- 1. Bernzrd. Cl 109 9 33 3 2 2 x-May a — Boston at Milwaukee, TBA Jane Geddes 36-39—75 placed first In the 3200, while Karen pic Committee and the Amateur Umpires—Home, Kosc; 1b, Reed; Individual pitching x-Mov X — Milwaukee at Boston, 1 Rosie Jones 30-37—75 Invitation. from his the worst season in his Friday at Robertson Fark. back in action Monday against Manchester High, now winners p.m. Obue won the discus with a throw of Basketball Association of the 2b, Ford; 3b, Garcia. Mtcher, cib w I Ip h bb so tro Kristi Arrington 40-36—76 100' 3". seven-year career, fired a 67 The victory brings East back to Fermi in Enfield at 3:30 p.m. of four straight matches, is 7-3. Elchhorn, Tr 4 2 35.0 11 10 37 0.77 Western Conference Dana Howe Chancellor 3660—76 The 4 X too relay ot Potty Robinson, Hogan, the legendary player United States, which is virtually Highlights included John Meles- National League reaulta Houston vs. Los Anaolos Friday to share the top spot with the .500 mark at 68. 6 7 in All Leonard, KC 4 3 52.0 42 8 24 1.73 Kathy Whitworth 37-39^76 Collette Foctoro, Meg Berte ond who once called Colonial his home assured. ko’s two-set singles win and the Haas, Oak 6 ) 52.1 36 15 31 2.24 (Sortos Hod 1-1 ) a-denotesamatuer Jo-Ann French was also victorious. Twitty at 6under 136 after two Connecticut Conference play. St. Schulze, Cle 2 0 27.2 24 11 16 2.28 May 10 — LA Lakers 119, Houston 107 .course and who won this tourna­ tours of the Colonial Country Club Dave Gavitt, chairman of the Bulldogs nipped two-set doubles victory by Gregg Angela 11,Tlgeral Codiroll, Ok 3 3 51.2 51 23 22 2.44 May 13 — Houston 112, LA Lakers 102 ment five times, published a book a USOC’s basketball selection Joseph, which beat East in Trum­ May 16 — LA Lakers ot Houston, 9:X (xiurse. bull by a 12-2 cxiunt, is now 67 Horowitz and Jay Snyder. Clemens, Bs 6 0 57.2 39 17 69 2.50 PGA money leaders generation ago pointing out what committee, said the panel voted FORTLAND — Bolton’s under­ Reds 7. Pirates 2 Hurst, Bos 3 2 52.1 47 14 57 2.75 p.m. Dan Fohl (with a 69) and Bob overall. 65 in the conference. MHS‘/iosts Fermi High oh Mon­ CALIFORNIA DETROIT Nlekro, NY 4 1 45.0 42 11 23 2.80 May 18 — Lakers o1 Houston, 3:X he called the five fundamentals of Tway (68) tied for third at 3-under unanimously for Thompson’s dog Bulldogs took the host For- day at 3:30 p.m. Ob r h b l Ob r h b l p.m. (ThreuthMaylD Racing Coach Jay M Watson 183,426 Katy Fisher led off the bottom of John Murtha-MIke Murdock, 64, 6-4. Totots 40 11 13 9 Totals 33 1 7 1 Sox, LA 1)9 19 42 8 0 3 14.353 13. Doug Tewell 173,3X 1. Miracle Wood DAMIIIer 20-1 luck loser on the mound for 3-10 Rhoden p 2 0 0 0 Denny p 3 0 0 0 Brooks, M tl 119 20 41 9 3 7 26.345 2. Snow Chief ASolls 61 knows the game and is a damn Collfom la 140 003 310—11 MDIgz ph 1 0 1 1 Franco p 10 0 0 Golf 14. Donnie Hammond 168683 CHATHAm Sn .J. (UFI) - Betsy with a bogey and then followed the eighth inning by reaching on an Bolton. Manning tossed a five- Cheney blanked Galarrg, M tl 80 15 27 3 0 4 13.338 15. John Cook 161,IX 3. c-Cleor Choice jvosauez 2-t good coach.” Dotrolt 000 000 010— 1 DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 Brown, SF 105 15 35 5 1 2 17 ,333 4. Groovy CPerret 30-1 King and Jane Blalock, playing in with seven birdies. error. St. Joseph hurler Jessica (^me-wlnn)ng RBI — Joyner (5). Guonte p 0 0 0 0 16. Corey Pavln 1X6X Lou Camesecca. head coach hitter and also had two hits, as did PORTLAND — Cheney Tech’s E—Sheridan 2, Whitaker. DP— Hrnndz, NY 112 20 37 11 0 1 15,330 17. Curtis Strange 152,263 5. Ferdinand WShoemoker 9-5 the same group, each shot 6-under- Janet Anderson, whose only Loda uncorked a wild pitch that Mazzllll ph 0 0 0 0 Knight, NY 97 15 32 7 0 6 18.330 . Brood Brush CJMcCorron 3-1 at St. John’s, said Thompson’s Gail Sebievetti. who tallied twice, tennis team slipped two games Collfom la 2. LOB—Californio 12, Detroit Totals 33 2 6 2 Totals 36 7 12 5 18. Jock NIcklous 150,104 6 par 67 Friday to share the opening victory came in the 1982 U.S. Open, allowed Fisher to move up and Oberkfll, Atl 94 13 X 4 0 1 11 ,319 P6A results 19. Larry Mize 141,800 7. c-Bodoer Land JVdasquez 2-1 appointment is a "wonderful including the game-equalizer in under .500 on Friday with a 60 6. 2B—Schofield, Jackson. Jones, Down­ Pittsburgh 000 100 100— 2 Garner, Hou 85 16 27 6 1 4 14.318 c-coupled round lead in the $200,000 Chrysler- birdied the 16th and 18th holes fora Fisher, as St. Joseph nonchalanted ing, Lemon, HR—Joyner 2 (15), Pettis Cincinnati 013 000 30x— 7 » . Sandy Lyle 1X652 Flymouth Classic. thing" the top of the seventh. (Charter Oak Conference shutout (2), Schofield (4). SB—Schofield (4). Smith, StL 98 12 31 7 I 0 10.316 21. Mark WIebe 137,360 Owners by post position — 1, Albert 69 and a tie for third place with Thompson. 44. has a 311-115 the ball back to the mound, kept on Game-winning RBI — Oester (2). Schmdt, Ph 105 12 X 5 0 5 25.314 Colon IM NattenM Invitatten Allen Jr. 2, Carl Grlnsteod and Ben Fat Bradley, needing only $3,079 The Bulldogs travel to Cromwell loss to host Portland High. SF— Schofield. E—DeLeon, Peno. DP—Cincinnati 1. Second Round 22. Paul Azlnger 1X6X Allison Finney, who closed with a record in 14 seasons at George­ going and scampered to third base. Leonrd, SF 128 21 40 5 2 6 26.313 a . Joy Haas 1XJM3 Rochelle. 3, M r. and Mrs. Eugene Klein. 4, to become the first woman golfer to High on Tuesday for a 3:30 p.m. The Beavers are still winless in LOB—Pittsburgh 9, Cincinnati 10. 2B— Mrphy, Atl 122 X X 8 1 7 16.311 At Pen Worth Texas, May 16 John A. Bollls and Theodore Kruckd. 5, pair of birdies, and Cathy Morse. town. a 736 winning percen­ With the infield in. Andrea Ryan IP H R ER BB SO Butera, Bell, M. Diaz, Parker. 3B—Bell. (P ar X ) 24. Don Forsmon 1X674 surpass $2 million in career COC contest. the COC at 0-6. but are 66 overall California Raines, M tl 126 21 X 9 4 2 7,310 X. Tony Sills ' 1X,155 Mrs. Elizabeth Keck. 6, Robert. Tied at 70 over the 6,265-yard tage. The Hoyas have reached lashed a high-hop|>er off the glove IP H R ER BB SO Walling. Hou 69 9 21 4 n 1 4 .304 Meverhotl. 7, Jett Lukos, D. Wayne Cheney travels to Middletown on Witt (W 3-3) 9 7 1 1 2 3 Pittsburgh Howord Twittv — IX X. Ray Floyd 121,X1 earnings, settled for a l-over 74 as Fairmount Country Club course the Final Four of the NCAA of shortstop Donna Chorchenko for Dotrolt Parker, Cin 122 15 37 6 0 6 19,303 6668 27. Mark O'Meara 1M.149 Lukas and Mel Hatley. Golf Rhoden (L 2-3) 6 8 4 4 3 3 Dawsn, M tl 107 19 32 5 2 8 15.299 David Edwards 6967— IX Trainers — 1, Ferris Allen. 2, Md she managed only a single birdie in were Canadian Dawn Coe and Tournament three times in four an infield hit. chasing Fisher Tuesday to face Vinal Tech at 3; 15 Petry (L 3-3) 1 2-3 3 5 4 2 1 DeLeon 1-3 2 3 2 1 0 Bream, Pit 98 X 29 9 1 6 18 .296 Dan Pohl 6669— 137 X. Don Poolev 115611 Stute. 3, O. Wayne Lukas. 4, Howard what she termed "a really nothing Lulong Radler. home. p.m. Scherrer 4 4 3 2 5 3 Guonte 1 2-3 2 0 0 1 0 Wallch, M tl 112 13 X 8 0 5 X . 295 Bob Twoy 6968— 137X. Tim Simpson 112654 Crowell. 5, Charles Whltttngh^. years from 1982-85, and won the East wins one Campbell 2 1-3 5 3 3 0 1 30. Kenny Knox 110,147 type day.” Kathy Fostlewait, in the same "We got some breaks and we Results — S. Woldmon (P) del. Mark Cincinnati Samuel, Phi 68 11 X 3 0 1 8 X4 Bob Lohr 6969— IX 6, Richard Small. 7, D. Wayne Lukas. national title in 1984. Ference, 62, 6-0; S. Fussier (P) def. Hernandez 1 1 0 0 0 1 Denny (W 2-4) 6 4 2 2 3 7 Sndbrg, Ch 131 12 X 9 1 3 16,290 Bob Glider 7365—IX 31. Bobby Wodklns 1U,280 King, the 1984 Flayer of the Year threesome with the co-leaders, had made them count,” McConville HBP—by Petry (Downing); by Pe­ 32. Steve Pate lU.XO Thompson’s 1985-86 team fin­ PORTLAND — East Catholic’s Scott Megauler, 64, 61; R. West (P) Franco (S 5) 3 2 0 0 2 3 Revnids, Pt IX 16 X 10 0 2 10.290 Gene Sauers 6672—IX Weights — A ll carry I X pounds. Gross still seeking her first victory this five birdies in a round of 71. giving said. golf team participated in a four­ def. Dan C h ris tie , 6-1, 6-2; D. try (Schofield). WP—Witt. PB—Parrish. Denny pitched to 1 batter In 7th. Doran, Hou 118 16 34 6 0 0 6 2X Corey Pavln 7666—IX X. Jodie Mudd lOO.XB volue — $5X600 with seven starters. ished with a 24-8 record and T— X. Mike Hulbert 100614 season, had six birdies without a that group a total of 18 birdies All St Joseph had tied it In the top of Glldenleeve-R. Light (P) def. Mark WP—Denny. T—2:43. A—21J197. Dvkstra,, NY 91 19 M 3 2 1 6,286 Bill Rogers 67-71—IX Value to winner — M l 1,900. Second reached the second round of the way golf match at the Portland Cusson-Geoff Belekewlcz. 62, 61; K. 2:52. A—23,184. Haves, Phi 105 14 X 11 0 2 16.286 D.A. Welbrlng 6670— IX X. Crolg Stodler « 98681 $70,000. Third $35600. Fourth $17600. bogey while Blalock, with 29 three birdied the 11th. ISthand 18th the seventh with two outs. Umpires—Home, Welke; lb, Phil­ X . Tom Purtzer 97,X0 NCAA Tournament. Country Club on Friday, and didn’t Jdzus-J. Nalman (P) def. Tim Umpires—Home, Toto; lb, Craw­ Morind, Ch IX 14 X 4 0 4 16.286 Bob Murphy 7267—IX Post time — 5:40 p.m. EDT. car(*er victories, started her round holes. . Rayn and Chris Raffin each lose. Ldubacher-Jovson RIghenzI, 6-0, 61. lips; 3b, McCoy. ford; 2b, C. W llllom 3b, Wendelstedt. Webstr, M tl 112 18 32 9 0 7 (4 786 Douo Tewell 69-70—IX 37. Clarence Rose 96674 Television — ABC, 5 p.m. EOT s MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 17. 1986 — 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 17. 1986 Groovy to be factor in the Preakness Stakes FO CUS

By Pohia Smith He could actually steal the race to go with us, well, he just can’t. News for Senior Citizens United Press International with a slow half-mile. " I hope they Whoever goes head-to-head with let us run in 49 (seconds),’ ’ said us, his goose is cooked.” Weddings BALTIMORE — The bettors are Groovy’s jockey, Craig Perret. The Preakness, to be televised going to ignore Groovy today. The "It would be great to go 48, but 48 nationally by ABC with post time of Mr. and Mrs. Senior Citizen: jockeys riding against him in the doesn’t guarantee a win. I think the 5:40 p.m. EDT, is worth $411,900 to $534,400 Preakness Stakes cannot race is set up very good for the the winner. It has even more value afford to. other three who’ll be behind us to Ferdinand, who is trying to Though he finished last by nearly (Badger Land. Broad Brush and become the 24th 3-year-old to win 50 lengths in the Kentucky Derby, Snow Chief.) They've got a target both the Derby and Preakness and Bill Valente, Annabelle Dodge Groovy paved the Way for Ferdi­ to shoot at. head into the Belmont Stakes with nand's come-from-last ride to "Groovy is going to be a factor, a shot at the Triple Crown. Only 11 Editor’s note: This column is Price includes a chicken dinner at soup, dessert, beverage. victory in the I V<-mile Run for the but that doesn’t mean he’s going to horses have swept the three races. prepared by the staff of the 6 p.m. and dancing from 7:30 p.m. Tuesday — Meatball grinder, The most recent was Affirmed in Roses by burning out favorite win. The way to handicap this race Manchester Senior Citizens’ to 10:30 p.m. juice, dessert, beverage. 1978. Snow Chief and the rest of the pack is to see who’s going to be laying Center. Wednesday — Fish, french fries, who tried to keep pace with his second.” said Ferris Allen, trainer Such a feat would be a career- SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK: vegetable, roll, dessert, beverage. record-tying first half-mile of 45 1-5 of the overlooked Miracle Wood, a topper for the Nijinsky II colt’s By Jeanette Cave Monday — 10 a.m. bingo; 11:45 Thursday — Roast beef, potato, seconds. Maryland-bred gelding with ca­ 73-year-old Hall of Fame trainer, Senior Center Director a.m. lunch: 12:30 p.m. pinochle vegetable, dessert, beverage, roll. Groovy is iikely to have even reer earnings of more than Charlie Whittingham and 54-year- games; bus pickup at 8 a m.: Friday — Chicken salad sand­ more influence over Pimlico Race $300,000, but no big stakes old jockey Bill Shoemaker. By now it is no surprise that Bill return trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. wich, soup, dessert, beverage. Course’s 13-16-mile Preakness, the triumphs. Though he has won hundreds of Valente and Annabelle Dodge were Tuesday — 9 a.m. shopping bus middle jewel of racing's Triple Perret was able to rate Groovy in races. Whittingham’s Derby vic­ named Mr, and Mrs. Senior (grocery): 9:30 am. non-shopping SCORES: Crown. the Wood Memorial, covering the tory was his first in a Classic. Citizen. Our congratulations are bus (K-Mart); 10 a.m. square May 9 — Setback scores: Martin "In a smaller field, the speed first half-mile in 47 2-5, and the colt Shoemaker has won more than extended to both of them for dancing; 11:45 a.m. luneb: no Bakston 132: Julian Strong 130: horses become much more danger­ held on for third while setting up $100 million in purses and II contributing so much of their time exercise due to the primary at the Helena Gavello 121; Ednah ous." said Jeff Lukas, assistant Broad Brush for the victory. Classics, but he has never won the and energy to further the goals of Center this day. Bus returns from Browne, 121; Art Bouffard 120; trainer of coupled Badger Land Most of the trainers and jockeys, Triple Crown. the Senior Center. shopping at 12:30 p.m. Carl Popple 118; Bill Stone 115. and Clear Choice, who are likely to including Perret. doubt Groovy They exemplify how retired Wednesday — 9-10 a.m. blood May 12 — Golf scores: Low net — The California-bred Snow Chief. be the posttime- betting favorite. will allow himself to run that persons can continue to be active pressure clinic (L-Z); 9 a.m. ArtVigneau 30; Chet Bycholski3I: 11th as the 2-1 Derby favorite, was "You have to worry about everyb­ slowly. and contribute to the needs of the assertiveness training: 9:30 a.m. John Dahm 31; Bob Muldoon 32; looking for redemption in the ody. but with the speed horses, it If he runs to form, he’ll be well community as well as the Senior stress management: 9:30 a.m. Ed Fraher 33; George Murray 33; Preakness, Trainer Mel Stute said depends a lot on whether they’re under 48 seconds after a half-mile, Center. pinochle games. 10 a m. Friend­ Don Willis ,33. Low gross — Joe left alone or not.” and the biggest challenge of the he also wanted "revenge" for Although we applaud two seniors ship Circle: 12:30 p.m. bridge Kennedy 37; Mike Zwick 40; After early-bird betting of jockeys right behind him will be to those who were writing his horse each year for their efforts, it takes games, arts and crafts. Bus pickup George McAllister 43. $68,000 on Friday. Badger Land thwart their mounts’ desires to run off on the basis of one race. so many people to make an active, at 8 a.m. Return trips at 12:30 and May 14 — Pinochle scores: Helen 'Trainer D. Wayne Lukas was and Clear Choice were the favorite with him. viable Senior Center, Thanks is 3:15 p.m. Silver 580; Ada Rojas 569; Dom at 8-5. The rest of the line was: " I don’t think anyone is deliber­ hoping Badger Land, who was fifth also extended to all our volunteers Thursday — 9 a.m. orchestra Anastasio 556; Rene Maire 548; Sol Snow Chief 2-1: Broad Brush 3-1: ately going to go head and head in the Derby after a particularly who work in a variety of areas and rehearsal: 11:45 a.m. lunch: Cohen 549. Ferdinand 9-2: Groovy 10-1: and with him because I don’t think tough trip, or Clear Choice would to staff who have worked diligently Thursday program cancelled. Bus May 14 — Bridge scores: Lillian UP! photo Miracle Wood 20-1. they’re scared of him.” Perret give him his third Preakness on behalf of the elderly. pickup at 10 a m. Bus returns after Evans 4,440; Hilda Campbell Left unchallenged for the early said. " I ’m going to be the least victory in seven years. He won lunch. 4.340: Tom Regan 4.190; Nadine Kentucky Derby winner Ferdinand gets Pimlico. Ferdinand has been listed at lead. Groovy might relax suffi­ concern of anybody. with Codex in 1980 and Tank’s it - PLEASE MAKE NOTE of the Friday — 9 a.m. cribbage; 10 Malcom 3.700: Helen Fitzsimmons "It’s not like driving a car. Prospect last year. some words of advice from trainer 9-2 odds for today’s Preakness Stakes, ciently to run reasonably, rather Mrs. Arthur Daniels Mrs. Michael J. Carr following dates and activities: a m. bingo, 11 a m. exercise with 3,630. than .siiicidally. fast and stick up Groovy has his style, and that’s the Second-place is worth $70,000: May 20 — noon to 8 p.m. voting at Cleo — also this will be Cleo’s last Charles WH'ittinqham during workout at second leg of racing’s Triple Crown. front long enough to hit the board. only way he runs. Someone wants third. $35,000 and fourth. $17,500. the Senior Center. Square dancing class for this sea.son. (Please note The plastics decade will end one-half hourearly and the that the announcement in Cleo’s BARTLESVILLE, Okla. (AP) - Daniels-Weyrauch Carr-Lloyd afternoon exercise class is class was wrong, and there is The decade of the ’50s can be cited cancelled. exercise class this day); 11:45a.m. as one of the most productive Patricia Lynn Lloyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barbara Jeane Weyrauch. daughter of Arthur May 21 — 9:30 — Stress manage­ lunch; 12:30 setback games. Bus periods of research and develop­ Rozelle denies pressure on network Robert J. Lloyd of 166 Porter St., married Michael J. Weyrauch of Attica. N.Y.. and the late Patricia ment, as.sertiveness training: 9 to pjrv.,.1 '>' » 1 m. Return trips at ment in the plastics industry. Carr, son of Julian Carr of New York City and Esther Sports In Brief Weyrauch, married Richard James Daniels Jr., son 11 a m. blond pressure screening. 12:30 and 3:15 a.m. Phillips Petroleum says that in P. Carr of Palm Beach. Fla., on April 26at St. James of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Daniels Sr. of Vernon on May 22 — Thursday program Saturday — Plant Sale. 9 a m. to that decade polypropylene was By Cerlsse Anderson discourage them from broadcast­ mistake and cite the reaction years Rozelle said he first learned of April 25 at St. James Church. Church. cancelled. Lunch will still be 3 p.m. discovered, as well as a process of The Rev. Thomas Gallagher officiated. The bride Card show today at Manchester High United Press International ing WFL games in the 1970s and ago to Bob Wussler’s (then head of the seminar a day or two after the The Rev. Francis Krukowski officiated. served. producing high density polyethy­ USFL games since its inception in CBS Sports) attendance at a WFL meetings. After a reception in Jesters Court, the couple left for was given in marriage by her father. May 26 — Closed in observance MENU FOR THE WEEK lene that is now widely us^ around Judy Lloyd Stevens was matron of honor for her The Strike Two Baseball Card and Sports Collectible Show will NEW YORK - NFL Commis­ 1983. owners’ meeting. This was enor­ St. Thomas and Kentucky. They will live in of Memorial Day. Monday — Tuna-cheese melt. the world. "When I read this presentation I sister. Bridesmaids were Martha Eddy. Kathy Walsh be held today at Manchester High School. The program will sioner Pete Rozelle Friday con­ Rozelle said he called Wood mously embarrassing to CBS and Manchester. May 28 — 9:30 a m. stress almost got physically ill." he said. and Teresa Boutelle. feature the latest in baseball card items produced by the hobby’s firmed he had made inquiries of a because he was "surprised and was considered an unfriendly act Mary Anne Reilhman was maid of honor for her management: assertiveness train­ sister. Bridesmaids were Nancy Daniels, a sister of three major companies. Also on display will be a cross section of CBS executive about the formation curious" after learning a CBS by Pete." Lindermann wrote to Rozelle acknowledged one of the William J. Carr served as best man for his brother. ing: 10 a m. buses will leave for Sports executive had attended the Pilson. the bridegrootn, Jeanine Mesnil. Lisa Graves and old and newer baseball cards along with other collectibles. of a rival football league in the recommendations of the USFL- Daniel Stevens and John Lamb were ushers. Crystal Mall. Please call and 1970s. but denied he applied W FL’s meeting. CBS had just Susan Cain. Admission is $1 and all proceeds from the show ill benefit the Rozelle. who knew Lindermann related study was an attempt be After a reception at the Manchester Country Club, cancel if you cannot make the trip. Poem of the month signed a four-year contract to Jeffrey W. Hopkins served as best man. Ushers pressure on the network with from negotiations during his ear­ made to dissuade ABC from the couple left for St. John. Virgin Islands. They will May 29 — 9:30 a m. sign up for school’s varsity baseball program. Door prizes will be awarded broadcast NFL games. were Chick Narkawicz. Fred Robinson. William respect to coverage of the new lier years at NBC. said he had continuing its contract to broad­ live in North Hampton. N.H. Cape Cod trip. and the kitchen will be serving food throughout the day. But the commissioner denied he Phillips and Steven Marshall. teams. never told Lindermann he consi­ cast USFL games. "The Senior Center has acquired a "Snowbird" was voted poem of the month recently by the Wit was trying to pressure the The bride is a 1980 graduate of Norwich (N Y.) High Rozelle. testifying for a second dered CBS’s discussions with the The bride is a graduate of Boston College in second bus to Wildwood. N.J.. June and Wisdom Writers Club. It was written by Linda Schlicting of network School anda 1982graduatcof ManchesterCommunity day in U S District Court in WFL "an unfriendly act” The Asked if he or other NFL Chestnut Hill. Mass., and Harvard University. 2-6 for $199. Center members and Tickets on saie for Expiorer dinner "One doesn’t try to pressure or College. She is an acounting supervisor at Charnas Manchester. Manhattan ■ Constructors Inc. in Portsmouth. N.H. speaker. Scott Gray of WTIC Radio will be master of ceremonies. ask about an organizational meet­ such strategy would backfire be­ second bus to Abbotls with Lobster and cold, ing of the World Football League, written by a CBS employee to the would come from the NFL’s own cause the league depended on high Tickets at $16 per person are available through either Jim Dinner and River Cruise on June stark, which competed in 1974 and part of head of CBS Sports. Neal Pilson. records to prove that league’s audience ratings to get better Rodgers (568-3062) or Ray McKenna (528-2620). 23. The cost is $28. Call Friendship invisibility, 1975 before disbanding The employee. Carl Lindermann. conspiracy to destroy the USFL. contracts in the future with the Tours at 643-1630 for reservations. She'soars and dives It is the USFL's contention in its recommended CBS avoid a meet­ USFL attorney Harvey Myerson networks. Annabelle Dodge would like all Through her white Wright standout for AlC softbali suit charging the NFL with monop­ ing called by organizers of the asked Rozelle about a seminar lady golfers to bring (heir $20 olizing the sport that Rozelle and proposed I ’SFL held for NFL executives and staff " If we wanted to kill ourselves checks, made out to the senior life. Senior Karen Wright, a Manchester High School graduate, the .NFL exerted pressure on the "1 feel that attendance at the in 1984 that included a di.scussion of that would be a beautiful way to do women’s golf league, to the first She chooses winter helped the American International College women’s softball national television networks to USFL owners’ meeting would be a "How to Conquer the USFL” it," Rozelle said. meeting on Tuesday. over summer team to its best season ever. The Lady Aces hosted and won the so her warm, white wings. ECAC Division II north championship last weekend, capping a . APPLICATIONS ARE STILL can embrace her 41-13 campaign. available for the prescription drug and camouflage Wright, an outfielder, was named to the all-tournament team Unheralded Sanchez shocks Becker program, ConnPace. at the Senior her existence. along with several of her teammates. Wright played in all .54 Center. This program will pay 50 Her realities games for ,AIC, batting 2.44 (41-for-168). She had one homer, two percent of your prescription costs cannot be mine. doubles, two triples and knocked in 12 runs. Wright handled 61 ROME (UPI) - Unheralded the semifinals of the Tournament 5-5 against Leconte by getting the if you are eligible for the program. Her white prisms of If you need assistance with filling chances in the outfield flawlessly. Emilio Sanchez of Spain shocked of Champions in New York last key break in the fifth game of the pain out the form, call the center. Wright served as a tri-captain this season. She is an accounting No 3 Boris Becker 6-3. 6-4 Friday week en route to winning the title. opening set. He then allowed the I could not endure. to spoil a .semifinal showdown of We’ve played many times. I 22-year-old Leconte only one more We would like to formally major, a member of the Gold Key Society, vice-president of I need colors the top four seeds at the $435,000 know his game and I know what point over the next two games. welcome Wendy Waldo as our new Omega Phil Lambda and has made the dean’s list every fit and flowers Italian Open I ’m suposed to do on the court," Lendl started the second set with part-tme permanent bus driver. semester. but I won’t deny Top-seeded Ivan Lendl. No. 2 Noah said of Lendl. "When I play a break, did it again in the third Wendy has been substitute driver her Mats Wilander and fourth-seeded the best in the world, I have game and used his power and since September, and I am sure, the snow and ice-jewels will continue to render quality Yannick Noah each advanced in nothing to lose. accuracy to coast to victory. she needs. Goodwin cited by UofHartford straight sets. "I enjoy playing Ivan, I think service. If you need a ride’ to the Sanchez, winner of clay-court She possesses her own splendors. Wilander. a clay-court specialist he’ll take me seriously after last Senior Center, call thecenteraday WEST HARTFORD — Dennis Goodwin of Coventry, an East tournaments in Nice, France, and from Sweden, will face the un­ week” in advance. What a shame, though, Catholic High School graduate, is one of 14 scholar-athletes Munich, We.st Germany, over the seeded Sanchez in one semifinal Lendl spent almost two hours on Tickets are available for the that winter is an end honored by the University of Hartford for excellence in the past month, showed his recent Saturday, after storming past center court in front of 6,000 Senior Center’s ’Anniversary Ball’ and not a beginning. classroom and the athletic field. form was no fluke by dousing the Libor Pimek of Czechoslovakia 6-1. spectators as he defeated Leconte, which will be held Friday. June 20. - LINDA SCHLICHTING Goodwin, a senior, stepped into the Hawks’ lineup for the big serve of the 18-year-old Becker. 6- 2 . who recently recovered from a 1986. Tickets are $7 per person. injured Tom Mandrola the last 12 games and brought stability to . "He beat me on a lot of balls." "Emilio’s been playing unbe­ bout with mononucleosis that kept a defense which was decimated by injuries. Goodwin, playing a Becker said. “ I made silly mis­ lievably lately." Wilander said. him out of competition for four takes at the net, then he got to4-l in key role, helped Hartford to a 7-7-1 record over its last 15 games. "You have to work hard for points months. the first set and I couldn’t find my because he’s ndt missing much The Italian Open is Leconte’s rhythm.” Engagements these days” comeback tournament. 49ers’ Nehemiah is a free agent Lendl advanced to the semis "I wasn’t at my best today," said Sanchez eliminated Aaron with a 6-4. 6-2 victory over Henri Leconte, the seventh seed. “ But Krickstein of thC United States, the Stepanski-Borstei REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — The San Francisco 49ers Leconte, and defending champion it’s a good tournament for me. I ’m No. 12 seed, in the third round Thursday. Mrs. William J. Frank Mrs. Philip B. Pettine announced Friday they had withdrawn a contract offer to Boris Becker was shocked Noah moved on with a 7-6 (7-4), 6-4 very happy with my progess so far. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ste- "This is obviously the best win of veteran wide receiver Renaldo Nehemiah,making him a free decision over Diego Perez of I ’m trying to be ready for the panski of 42 Otis St., announce the in the quarterfinals by Emi­ my career.” said Sanchez, who agent. Uruguay. French Open (that starts May engagement of their daughter. lio Sanchez in straight sets. Lendl will face Noah Saturday in 26).’’ turns 21 at the end of the month. San Francisco coach Bill Walsh said the demands of Frank>Carlson Pettine-Hickey Lisa M. Stepanski, to Sean 6-3, 6-4, at the Italian Open the other semifinal. Noah, who Lendl, the No. 1 player in the “I’ve known Becker for several Nehemiah’s agent. Ron Stanko. were too high. Walsh said Stanko Borstel, son of Mr. and Mrs. tiiVns 26 Sunday, defeated Lendl in world, evened his career record at years and we’ve met in junior play. Amy Marie Carlson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carol Anne Hickey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John had asked for a $100,000 signing bonus, in addition to a high salary in Rome. Charles Borstel of Malden, Mass. Burton Carlson of South Windsor, married William D. Hickey of 21 Sherwood Circle, married Philip B. and high incentive clauses. The bride-elect, a 1978 Manches­ James Frank, son of Mrs. N. Ruderman of I14D Pettine, son of Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Pettine of South ter High School graduate, earned a However, the 49ers coach said if Nehemiah could not work out a Marques Johnson Ambassador Drive and John Frank of Main Street. Braintree. Mass., on May 10 at St. Bridget Church. bachelor’s degree in 1982 and a deal with another team he was welcome to try out with the 49ers May II at Emanuel Lutheran Church. The Rev. Emilio P. Padelli officiated. master’s degree in English litera­ again. is cited by NBA The Rev, Dale H. Gustafson officiated. The bride Kathryn M. Hickey was maid of honor for her sister. ture in 1985, both from Boston ■ was given in marriage by her parents. Bridesmaids were: Marianna Wooster, sister of the College. She is a marketing assist­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Marques BRUNSWICK PARKADE UNES Patrice Schukei was maid of honor. bride: Nancy Pettine. sister of the bridegroom: and ant for Goldberg-Zoino and As.so- Gary Player ties tourney record Johnson, who bounced back from Robert Frank served as best man for his brother. Hope Harrison. ciates Inc., in Newton. Mass. an injury filled 1984-85 season to presents--^ ^ ^ ‘The bride’s brother. Eric Carlson, was the usher. MALVERN. Pa, — Gary Player tied a tournament record with The prospective bridegroom, a a 4-under-par 66 Friday to take a two-stroke lead after the first average 20.3 points per game for After a reception at the Mill on the River in South David Pettine served as best man for his brother. the Los Angeles Clippers. Friday Malden (Mass.) Catholic High round of the PGA Senior Tournament at Chester Valley bolf ■ Windsor, the couple left for Hawaii. They will live in Ushers were: Peter Hickey, brother of the bride: was jiamed the NBA Comeback School graduate, is attending Club. Lynnrield. Mass. Alan Wooster, brother-in-law of the bride: and C. Jay Player of the Year. The bride is a graduate of Allegheny College in Boston College. He is employed by Player, who tied Don January’s 1985 record over the 6,406- Pettine. brother of the bridegroom. SPECIAL Meadville. Pa. She is a money market sales the Federal Reserve Bank of f yard, par-70 course, had the lead over Gordon Jones, who shot a "I find it very gratifying to be representative at the Bank of New England. After a reception at Manchester Country Club, the Boston. 2-under 68. chosen for this honor." Johnson Bring your family and friends to help us The bridegroom is a graduate of Paul Smith College couple left for a Carribean cruise. They will live in An Aug. 23 wedding at St. James Miller Barber, Bob Charles. Gardner Dickinson and Walter said. "It is given to the individual ;in Paul Smith. N.Y. He is a numeric control Vernon. Church is planned. Zembriski all finished at 1-under-par 69. who can come back from adversity celebrate our ’86 Summer Season kiqk off! ; programing manager for Tyco Engineered Systems The bride is employed by Travelers Insurance Cos. Dawn Pezzente Jill Lampson Dale Douglass, the tour’s leading money winner, was four and injury I believe 1 am that kind line.. Manchester. The bridegroom is employed by Georgia Pacific Co. and Thomas Cantone Jr. strokes back at even par 70. January, the defending champion, of person I worked very hard last Katz retrospective shot a 74 and was eight strokes off the pace. summer to prepare myself both Lampson-Castanho Player, who is in his first season on the Senior tour, had six physically and mentally for the at Whitney Museum Pezzente-Cantone Mr. and Mrs. John C Lampson birdies and two bogeys on his round. coming year” ^ of 86 Starkweather St., announce This .season, Jonn.son moved Thoughts NEW YORK (AP) - A 30-year Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pezzente of the engagement of their daughter. from forward, where he had been a retrospective of the work of Alex East Hartford, announce the en- Brunswick Parkade Lanes Jill Christine Lampson. to Carl A. four-time All-Star, to guard. He Offer good Katz is at the Whitney Museum of gagement of their daughter. Dawn Baker-Finch leads the Spanish Open 346% W est M iddle Tpkd. Castanho. son of Mr. and Mrs, responded by scoring more, boost­ during open play My father was a common man of ently demonstrated his commit­ to do it right? Then where will you American Art through June 15. ^ Marie Pezzente. to Thomas Gae­ uncommon wisdom. Born and ment to this truth. When I am Cesar Castanho of Wethersfield, MADRID, Spain — Ian Baker-Finch of Australia concluded his ing his shooting accuracy back up when lanes are available Manchester, CT 06040 find the time to do it ,over? Such tano Cantone Jr., son of Thomas raised in abject poverty that tempted to do a job sloppily, that slovenly habits are self-deluding Many of the 94 paintings, cutouts The bride-elect is a 1985 gradu­ second round with three straight birdies for a 4- under-par 68 to .510 and dishing out 283assists — from 5/11/86 Thru 5/24/86 Cantone of Manchester and Louise 643-1507 severely limited his formal educa­ maxim still comes to mind. As usual. God says it best. and collages in the exhibiton are ate of the University of Connecti­ Friday and a two- shot lead midway through the $225,000 Spanish second highest on theteam. Cantone of East Hartford. tion. He overcame that handicap If it is preparing a classroom "Whatever your hand finds to do. portraits of family and friends, cut. She is employed in marketing Open. services at the Connecticut Na­ Johnson edged former UCLA by a disciplined self-education and assignment, do it right. If it is a do it with all your might for in the done in the distinctive flat, close- The bride-elect graduated from Howard Clark of Britain, led most of the round, before teammate Bill Walton of the a world of common sense. This domestic job, make jt complete. If grave, where you are going, there cropped style that has become tional Bank in Hartford. dropping to second with a 139. GeoegeJ. Penney High School. The Boston Celtics for the award, showed in his familiarity with and it is your vocational responsibility, is neither working nor planning nor synonymous with the artist. prospective bridegroom gradu­ The prospective bridegroom is a Severiano Ballesteros shot a 66 to move into third place, three selected by a panel of media application of many proverbial, fulfill it thoroughly. If it is a knowledge nor wisdom” Ecclesi­ 1982 graduate of Central Connecti­ shots off the lead. Tied at 140 with Ballesteros is Ross Drummond j '/ l The museum says, ’’Katz ated from Manche.ster High members Walton played the most sayings. spousal or parental onus, let astes 9-10. School. cut State University. He is an of Scotland and three other Spaniards. Jose Rivero, Antonio games. 80. of his NBA career and One such aphorism which he nothing interfere. created a new pictorialism that accountant for the Department of Garrido and Jose Maria Olazabal. averaged 7.6 ppg. helping the A EJ(-UiNSW|i,K CO^'( Afjv frequently reminded us children of As my father would put it “ A lick makes reference to both art Treasury, Wethersfield. Celtics to the best record in the was: " If a job is worth doing, it’s now anda promise for later is a jobi Eugene Brewer historical sources and contempor­ The couple plans an Oct. 3 A Sept. 20 wedding at St. Bridget ary mass media.” league. worth doing right ” And he consist­ left undone” You don’t have time Church of Christ wedding. Church is planned. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, May 17. 1986 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 17. 1986 MACC News A bou t Town Oops, those Pentecost balloons will go up this Sunday Stutterers meet Sunday Hike along the Hockanum The Hockanum River Linear Park Committee will fif.rri,.' annually get up at 5 a.m. to fix The Hartford Area Support Group for people who Editor's note; This colunrin is caring men and women and young returning to Manchester from jail Jewish Christian Dialogue, the sponsor a walk Sunday at 1 p.m. starting in back of breakfast for us. Tessie Kehl, A lifetime stutter will meet at 7p.m. Sunday at 15 Fairview Ave.. prepared by the staff of the people throughout Manchester we and prison through Project iBoiaiea, me suiiering among us. Manchester Interracial Council Economy Electric Supply Inc. , 440 Oakland St., Betty Ortolani, Lena Schubert, Ellington. The group offers mutual support and Manchester Area Conference of feed 200 men, women and children Reentry. Also, transport low income and and the Mayor’s Prayer Barbara Baker, aided by George. in the PTA knowledge of available therapy services. For more where parking is available. Walkers will proceed to Churches. annually, (a total of 8,076 meals elderly who are unable or ineligi­ Breakfast. information or directions, call Debbie Roth at the Steak Club Restaurant in Vernon and return on a were served last year through the W E EN C O U R A G E AN D support ble to use Phone-A-Ridetodoctors, Katz from Center Church and Joan Mary Sears looks over the O’Loughlin from St. Bartholomew 875-8401. trail near the river to their cars. The rain date is May Emergency Food Pantry) — pro­ the men and women attending dentists, labs, clinics through the MOTHER TERESA SAYS lifetime P TA membership 25. Bv Nancy Carr vided 14,200 hot meals and bag Honor Court at Manchester Circuit 30 volunteers of FISH of Manches­ “ Love cannot remain by itself — it church. card she received from the Executive Director suppers a year Monday through Court 12... 28 church organizations ter, — shelter and feed over 200 has no meaning. Love has to be put Friendship Force has session museums THANKS ALSO ’TO Emanuel Manchester PTA Council Friday attheShepherd’sPIacetoa provided sandwiches and desserts homeless men and women each into action and the action is /^d\nrsarvii/>fit w ill haUgk itc ^ " daily average of 33 men and every Monday night, — enabled 45 year in the 'Manchester Em er­ service.....It is not how much we “ Mike” Hirth who donated 45 this week while Greg Kane, The Friendship Force of Connecticut will have its Having tried, unsuccessfully, in annual meeting Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Manchester Steven Ling, director of the Lutz Children’s last week’s column to move women with the help of 70 volun­ Manchester children referred by gency Shelter (over 250 dedicated do but how much love we put into dozen eggs, to Joan Lamoureux for outgoing PTA Council Country Club. There will be installation of officers. Museum, will lead a discussion called “ What is a Pentecost up a week, may 1 teers — supply free clothing to local social workers to attend the volunteers make the shelter the doing — a lifelong sharing of the program and to the students president, watches. Sears The force is an exchange program organized to Museum?" Thursday at 7 p.m. al the museum. 247S. humbly apologize to anyone who some 150 households a month — free Interfaith Day Camp, thanks possible). love with others.” Amen. Mother from East Catholic and Manches­ promote understanding of other countries and Main St. The program is free and open to the public. may have shown up at St. Ma- and over 560 pieces of good used to a dedicated crew of 10 adults and Altogether last year MACC Teresa, Amen. ter High School who so graciously was recognized for her volunteered to serve breakfast cultures. State residents have participated in 22 trips ry's/St. James Churches last Sun­ furniture to more than 170 low 50 teenagers from local churches, provided $53,300 in cash assistance many years of service to the The theme for the Mayor’s (nothing perks you up like their to many countries since 1978. day and invite you to join us this income families a year. — bring fresh fruits and produce to needy families in Manchester Prayer Breakfast on May 7 was bright young faces in the morn­ youth of Manchester. She In November, an exchange with New Delhi. India, is Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. at St. Together we welcome and coun­ within reach of the low income and and inkind assistance (food, clo­ M HS class celebrates 65th ing) . East Catholic students in­ has been a volunteer aide at planned. George Potterton of 171 Avery St. is in M ary’s Church. The balloons will sel over 600 households a year who elderly living in downtown Man­ thing, furniture) valued at $237,500 “ Manchester, A Caring Commun­ ity.” Beloved E le a (ig ^o ltm a n cluded Melissa Carroll. Dean Highland Park School, has charge of membership. Dues are $5 a year. Those The Class of 1921. Manchester High School, will go up on Pentecost Sunday. come to the MACC Department of chester through the Farmers’ — total assistance last year of over interested in knowing more about the organization are have a reunion dinner June 29 at the Colony in Vernon. Human Needs seeking assistance Market staffed by 10 volunteers, — $290,800 to our brothers and sisters was the inspiring h i^ ig h te r for Johnson, David Hickey, Theresa worked with Laotian invited to the meeting. The social hour will be at 1 p.m. in the Connecticut MACC awareness month. May is with a variety of problems — keep distribute surplus cheese, butter, in need. our annual morning of interfaith, Someric, Sean O'Donnell. Cynthia students, has served as Room before the 2 p.m. dinner. Invitations are being annually set aside by MACC your neighbor warm by helping honey, flour and dry milk to 756 In addition to the many and interparty fellowship and com­ Savoie, and Manchester High secretary for the Bennet mailed to the known 36 members of the original class churches as MACC Awareness almost 100 households with fuel Manchester low income house­ varied mission programs, together munity. Our thanks to Mayor School students include Am y Sar­ Pregnancy class set on Monday of 61. The committee is looking for the addresses of Month. The 14 Christian churches bills amounting to $19,000, — an holds through the MACC surplus we strengthened the unity of- Barbara Weinberg who reinsti­ tor, Mary Pat Boldrock. Sharon Junior High School PTSO, tuted this lovely morning, to Vicki Hart, Steven Damon, Karin Fry, Manchester Memorial Hospital will hold an early' Honor Minor and Gertrude Schmidt McElheny. For in Manchester that have chosen to additional 226 families received food distribution coordinated by 55 Christians by sponsoring the BEM and has helped raise funds Jennings who brought the whole Jeff Holmes. Julia Ludes, Mark pregnancy class Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the more information, contact Majorie McMenemy. 28 join together to witness to the grants and small loans last year volunteers, — share and reach out clergy panels. W IN FES T, Good morning together and Margaret Ebreo, Lisa Reimber. | for Bennet's band uniforms. conference room. The ciass is recommended for Marble St.. 649-7381. saving love and power of Christ amounting to $16,200, enabling to 400 families and elderly at Friday Ecumenical Service, the Clemens, to Dave Dampier who After expenses, the breakfast She has also served on women in their second to fifth month of pregnancy. Jesus from the Manchester Area them to pay security deposits, pay ’Thanksgiving and 450 at Christmas Lenten Ecumenical Service and served as master of ceremonies to raised over $160 for the Shelter Topics will include: nutrition, exercise, things to Conference of Churches, their rents, purchase needed medica­ through M ACC seasonal sharing “ Thoughts” in the Manchester principal selection commit­ Mel Lumpkin who led the singing, Renovations. Our special thanks to avoid and expected' changes during pregnancy. local missionary arm, doing to­ tions. — offered a helping hand to appeal providing a week’s supply Herald — furthered human and tees, the Manchester Bolton parents meet at school to wonderful Eddie Kehl and the “ Mr. Shelter" Pete Jeffers for his Similar classes are held on the third Monday of each gether what no one church could mental clients through Project of food, or a hot meal, new clothing, community relations through the blankets, toys and a variety of Interfaith Thanksgiving Service. kitchen crew at Concordia who generous donation. Commission on Children month. BO LTO N — The Bolton High School Parents’ Group accomplish alone. Together with Genesis last year and ex-offenders and Youth, the Transitional will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the school. The topic Living Center Committee, Minister speaks on world relief will be year-end activities. and is an adult volunteer for The United Methodist Women of South United Bulletin Board Safe Rides. She has been a Methodist Church will listen to the Rev. David AM Club reports results candidate for the Board of Montanye at the meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary of the church at the corner of Main Street Manchester AM Bridge Club results for May 5 Education and remains Wednesday — 9a.m., mother’s group: 10 a.m.. holy and Hartford Road. Montanye is from the Board of include: active in local politics. This Is Concordia’S plan Here’s Center’s week communion: 10:45a.m., Biblestudy: 7:30p.m . senior Global Ministries Office in New York City. All United North-south: Mollie Timreck and Peg Dunfield. first; Eleanor Berggren and Elbe Smith, second; Here are the events for the coming week at- Events scheduled at Center Congregational Church choir. Heraldphoto by Pinto Methodist Churches in the area have been invited. Frank Bloomer and Yvette Beatty, third. Concordia Lutheran Church; are as follows: Thursday — 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy East-west: Sara Mendelsohn and Bev Saunders, Sunday — 8 a.m., service with holy communion; Sunday— 8 and 10a.m.. worship: 9a.m..breakfast: Scouts. Club has open house at temple first: Betty Messier and Terry Daigle, second: 9: IS a.m..breakfast; 10:30 a.m., holy communion and 10 a.m.. nursery and toddler care: 7th and 8th grades: Saturday — 7:30 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, third. confirmation; those affirming baptism will be church school: II: 15 a.m.. social hour: luncheon and A dvice The Square Circie Club of Manche.ster Lodge of Results for May 8 include: Heather Almond, Alexander Eitel, Timothy Almond. annual meeting. Joint service pianned Masons will have an open house from 9 a m. to noon North-south: Tom Regan and Mike Franklin, first; Kurtis Erickson, Gretchen Hummelman, Matthew Monday — 6:,30 p.m.. Grace Group. Monday at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St . There Ellen Goldberg and Judy Press, second; Frank Kehl. Joseph Noyes and Aimee Pennell. Nursery Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir: 6 p.m.. A joint service for Pentecost is planned by the will be coffee, refreshments, cards and pool. All Bloomer and Yvette Beatty, third. offered all hours. confirmation: 7 p.m.. sacred dance. Manchester Area Conference of Churches on Sunday Masons and their friends are invited. East-west: Marge Warner and Terry Daigle, first; Monday — 7 p.m., stewardship, evangelism. Wednesday — 10 a.m.. Bethany Group: 2 p.m.. at 2 p.m. The celebration will begin with a service at Aunt and niece show poor Louise Kernode and Betty Marlin, second; Mary Tuesday — 10:30 a.m.. agoraphobic study group; 6 healing prayers: 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Participants will Sunset Club plans dinner Warren and Margaret Boyle. Barbara Phillips and p.m., catechetics class; 6:30 p.m., Concordia Church Thursday — 7 p.m.. Center Ringers: 7:30 p.m.. include the Rev. Richard Dupee. pastor of North Murray Powell, third and fourth. Women. Bethel Bible series: 7:30 p.m.. visitation. United Methodist Church; Father David Baranowski, The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Wednesday — 10:30a.m., agoraphobic study group: priest al St. James Catholic Church: the Rev. Anne J. Manchester Senior Citizens' Center. At the meeting 6:30 p.m.. Children’s Choir; 7:45 p.m.. Concordia Wrider, assistant pastor at St. M ary’s: and the Rev. taste over unused present members may make payments for the dinner June 3 TH E NEFFS DR. JENKINS (^oir. South honors teachers Andrew D. Smith, rector at St. Mary's. At 2:30 p.m.. at 12:30 p.m. at Massaro's Restaurant The charge is Monday bloodmoblle planned ... to sing evangelist Thursday — 9 a.m., Bible discovery: 7:30 p.m.. The Sunday school teaching staff of South United there will be a procession from St. M ary’s to the DEAR BORED: The next time a $3 for members and $7 for non-members. social ministry. DEAR South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St., will Methodist Church will be honored with an apprecia­ parking lot of St. James Church. child is sent to “ borrow" some­ Friday — 7 p.m., A.A. There, the group will participated in folk dancing, ABBY; My hold a Red Cross hloodmobile Monday from 11; 45 a.m. Nazarene has crusade tion luncheon at noon Sunday. Other events scheduled thing. don't be sharp, simply say. Saturday — 6 p.m., prayer for church renewal. this week include: the release of helium balloons containing paper brother's Career Day at Bolton High to 5 p.m daughter (I'll "Not right now. but please have The Church of the Nazarene will have an Sunday — 10 a.m.. church school program, theme messages, and the decorating (and eating) of call her Me­ your mother call m e " And when BOLTON — The Guidance Department of Bolton evangelistic crusade this week. It begins Wednesday Brides are featured “ Pentecost and the Holy Spirit." Judith L. Mohr. cupcakes. The program will conclude at 4:30 p.m.. lanie) sent us Dear Abby she calls, tell her that when one High School will have a Career Day for students and runs through May 24, with services at 7:30 each Christian Education Director, leader: II a.m.. bake with a birthday cake, coffee and punch. All are an invitation to borrows something there is an Thursday. There will be workshops for 20 different Health clinic set for Monday evening. There will also be services at 10; 45a.m.and6 At 2 p.m. Sunday, the Trinity Covenant Church sale: 1 p.m.. bowling party. Christian Youth welcome to attend, whether affiliated with a church or her wedding, Abigail Van Buren expressed or implied intention of work fields including business, technical, health, p.m. on May 25. Dr. Orville W. Jenkins will be the Women will sponsor a mother-daughter event. Fellowship. not. which was to returning the same or the equival­ artistic and humanitarian. Each student will have a ANDOVER — The Community Health Care evangelist for the services. He is general superintend­ Members will model bridal gowns worn by Covenant Monday — noon to 5 p.m.. Red Cross bloodmobile: take place last ent Some good people need to be chance to participate in three workshops Services Inc will hold a seniorcitizens’ clinic Monday ent emeritus of the national Church of the Nazarene, women, after which there will be a reception in the 7:30 p.m.. United Methodist Women. Rev. David June (198.5) We reminded from I to 2 p m al Hop River Homes. For more Larry and Pal Neff, commissioned song evangelists, fellowship hall. Wedding photo albums and cake Montanye speaking. were unable to information, call the services al 228-9428 will assist at each service. toppers will be on display at that time. Members are Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts: 7:30 p.m.. D.C.Y.S: Film shown at Faith D EAR ABBY: I can't resi.st Bridge Club gives scores asked kto bring “ wedding gifts.” to outfit the church new members’ meeting: women’s prayer and study. attend, but my A new film by Dr. James Dobson. “ Power in husband and 1 sent her an But your asking her to hand over adding my two cents in answer to kitchen. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m . Chancel Choir: adult Bible Center Bridge Club has announced the results of its This Is Emanuell’s plan Parenting: The Young Child." will be shown at the the gift to her more deserving “ Wedding Ruined" because the Other events scheduled this week al Trinity study. expensive gift. May 9 duplicate bridge game. They include: Coloring contest has exhibit Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., at 6:30 p.m. Around Ihe middle of May (of sister showed equally poor taste child's voice could be heard Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church this Covenant include: Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. board of trustees: education North-south: Dorothy and Tony Atoynatan. first: Sunday. It offers practical tips on child rearing, la.st year) my brother called to tell If you want to give Judy a throughout the ceremony, and God The public is invited to a reception and exhibit for week include; Sunday — 12:30 p.m., young adults at La Slrada. work area. Jim Baker and Hal Lucal. second: Ann DeMartin and including how to handle bedtime and mealtime us the wedding had been called off. wedding gift forget the one you forbid was "forever recorded on winners of the Manchester Herald's Cheney Hall Sunday — 8:30 a.m., holy communion; 9:45 a.m., Tuesday — 6 a.jn.. men’s prayer breakfast. Friday — 10 a.m.. Al-Anon. Faye Lawrence, third: Cort Howell and Jane Kuhlen. behavior. and he asked if we wanted our gave Melanie, and buy one for the video" fourth. coloring contest Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m al the Greater intergenerational event: 11 a.m.. holy communion; Wednesday — 6:30 a.m.. women’s prayer abreak- Judy Don't ask your brother to run children’s chapel; nursery: 6:30 p.m.. youth group: wedding gift back I said yes we Abby. since when is a child's East-west: Bennett and Al Sekac. first: Linda Manchester Chamber of Commerce fast; 7 p.m.. choir rehearsal: men’s seminar: St. Mary’s sets week did, and he promised to pass the interference for you He must have Simmons and Ann Johnson, second: Sara Mendelsohn The reception will feature the winners' work. 7:30 p.m., spiritual growth, women’s Bible study. New hymns presented voice an irritant? Couples today Monday — 2:30 p.m.. Confirmation Resource Here is the schedule of events for St. M ary’s information on to Melanie. Well, enough headaches make such a production of their and Norma Whitney, third: Tom Joyce and Caroll Refreshments will be served. There is no admission Thursday— 9:30a.m.. V.B.S, staff meeting: 4p.^m,, Center; 3:30 p.m , staff meeting; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts: confirmation; 7 to 10 p.m.. Love that Heals seminar. Episcopal Church: Two winners of a hymn writing contest held it's been nearly a year and we still weddings, they lose sight of what Colway. fourth. charge D EAR ABBY: Can you advise 7:30 p.m.. Rebecca Circle at Chris Punchard’s, Friday — 6:30 p.m,. V.B.S, staff meeting. Sunday — 7:30 a.m.. service with holy eucharist: recently at Community Baptist Church will hear their don't have that gift it's all about Here's the big problem: Last me as to the difference between Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; 1:30 p.m.. 9:30 a.m.. service, holy eucharist. Senior Choir: 2 works sung in worship on Sunday at 10:30 a m. Ada Shorrock of Manchester wrote “ A New Beginning." winter Melanie's sister. Judy, sent borrowing and begging? My husband's brother and his Lydia Circle: 7:30 p.m., Claudia Circle. lt’8 friend Sunday p.m.. MACC joint service: 6:30 p.m., 7th grade using the tune from “Lower Lights." David Madden of us an announcement of her mar­ We have a good neighbor who fiance planned one such “ produc­ Wednesday — 7 p.m., Christian education; 7:30 confirmation preparation, Sunday is “Bring a Friend Day” at Buckingham Mystic, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Madden of riage. which took place in Las has “ borrowed" everything from tion “ On the eve of their wedding, Cinema p.m.. Emanuel Choir. Monday — 7:10 p.m.. evening prayer: 7:30 p.m,. Congregational Church. The sermon, by the Rev. Manchester, submitted “ In the Beauty of Spring Vegas. We immediately sent word the proverhialcup of sugar to the bride-to-be announced that our Thursday — 9 a.m., historical committee; 10 a.m.. vestry. James D. CHapman.a will be called “The Gift of a Flowers.” It is set to a Swedish melody. The writers to Malanie asking her to send the kindling Among things borrowed 3-week-old son would not be prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care and visitation: 4 p.m.. Tuesday— 5:15 p.m . children’s choir: 6p.m.. choir 3:45 , 5:40, 7:40 , 9:40. — Gung Ho Good Home.” ’The service is at 10:30 a.m.. and both wedding gift she received from us from us are garbage bags, hair welcome at the wedding The HARTFORD WILLIMANTIC Belle CHoir: 6 p.m., Confirmation Resource Center. fellowship supper: 6:30 p.m., Capella Choir: church will be honored as the two new hymns are sung.by the Clnima City — A Room With o View (PG-13) Sot and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:20, 9:35. Jlllson Square Cinema — Gung Ho church school and child care are offered. congregation and choir. to her sister who was really combs six eggs a quart of milk ensuing controversy led to the Sot and Sun 1:45,4:20,7:30,9:55. — The — Police Academy 3: Back In Training (PG-13) Sot ond Sun 1, 3:10, 7, 9:10. — Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. school teachers meet: 7:30p.m .. Boy Scouts. married. Then we wrote a letter of bread, garden tools a tire pump cancellation of the wedding. Quiet Earth (R ) Sat and Sun 2, 4, 7:20, (P G ) Sat and Sun 2. 4:20, 7:25, 9:30. — Dangerously Close (R ) Sat and Sun and shampoo Nothing was re­ 9:30. — M v Beautiful Loundrette (R) Heavy Metal (R) Sat midnight, — The 1:15, 3:15, 7:15, 9:15. — Sweet Liberty congratulations to Judy telling her JOAN S. Sat and Sun 2:30, 4:30, 7, 9:30. — Short Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sat (P G ) Sat ond Sun 1, 3:15, 7, 9:15, — Jo to expect our gift soon. turned except Ihe garden tools, and Circuit (P G ) Sot and Sun 1:30, 3:50, midnight. — Stop Making Sense Sot Jo Dancer, Your Life is Colling (R ) Sat As of today we have not heard a we had to go and get them D EAR JOAN: Some people 7:10,9:40. midnight and Sun 1: to, 3:10,7:10,9:10. — Legend EAST HARTFORD (P G ) Sot and Son 1:05, 3:05, 7:05, 9:05. Religious Services word from either Melanie or Judy ourselves welcome children everywhere and Eastwood Pub A Clnonto — Police MANSFIELD — The Money Pit (P G ) Sat and Sun Should we write to Judy and ask I have always thought that when some do not It's neither right nor Academy 3: Back In Training (PG) Sat Trans-Lux College Twin — Kovaa- 3:05, 7:05, 9:05. — Hey There, It's Yogi nlsaatsl Sat and Sun 3, 7 with Altered her if she ever received our people borrowed things they re­ wrong: its'a matter of personal 7:15, 9:10, Sun 7:30. Beor (G ) Sat and Sun 1:05. turned them Since we are senior Poor Richards Pub A Clntma — States (R) Sat and Sun 4:40, 8:45. — 10 a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Chester. Mol. and Mrs. Reginald wedding gift? If she says no. should preference Police Academy 3: Back In Training Turtle Diary (R ) Sat and Sun 3, 5, 7, WINDSDR Assemblies of God a.m. chu'rch school. (647-9941) Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., Methodist chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., wor­ Russell. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; citizens and these neighbors are (P G ) Sat7:30,9:30, midnight; Sun7:30, 8:45. 10:45 a.m.. holiness meeting; 6 p.m.. we contact Melanie and remind Ploza — Gung Ho (PG-13) Sat 7:15, Calvary Church (Assemblies of First Conprepotlonal Church ot An­ adult Bible study and Sunday schaal; 7 ship service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sun­ her again to send Judy the gift ? Or young I'm wondering if the Calling a wedding off on the eve 9:30. 9:35; Sun 7:15. dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Bolton United Methodist Church, day school; 7 o.m.. Informal worship. salvation meeting. (649-7787). Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Danger­ VERNDN God), 400 Buckland Road, South 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, H. Toylor, pastor. Sunday school, all p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ (643-0906) should we contact my brother and younger generation may not know before is costly, inconvenient and ously Close (R ) Sot ond Sun t;30, 3:25, Cine 1 A 2 — Out of Africa (PG) Sot DRIVE-INS ages, 9:30 a.m .; Sunday worship, doy ot 7:30 p.m., worship service. Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., 5:20, 7:50, 9:50,11:45 — Fire With Fire 1:15, 4:05, 7, 9:45; Sun 2, 5, 8. — Police pastor. 9:30a.m., Sundov school; 10:30 church school; 11 o.m., worship ser­ Unitarian Universailst ask him to handle it? the difference between begging embarrassing, but if this could Manchester — Three Stooges Sat- a.m., worship, child-care and nurserv; nursery core provided, 11 o.m. (742- Prayer line, 646-8731,24 hours. and borrowing. occur because the groom's brother (P G ) Sat and Sun 1:10, 3:10, 5:15, 7:45, Academy 3: Back In Training (PG) Sat Sun 8:30 with Gremlins (P G ) Sat 8:45; 7696) Oetpul Hall, Center Street, Manches­ vice, nursery. (649-3472) Roman Cathoiic DISGUSTED AUNT 10; midnight. — Legend (P G ) Sat and and Son 2, 4:15, 7:10, 9:15. 7:00 p.m., evening service of praise and North United Methodist Church, 300 - Unitarian universailst Society-East, Sun to with Police Academy 3: Back In Bible preaching. (644-1102) First Congrepotlenal Church ot Cov­ ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 My question: What can I say that and his wife were asked not to Sun 12:50,2:50,4:40,7:15,9:35,11:35.— Training (P G ) Sat 10; Sun 8:45. entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. o.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., oospel Parker St., Manchester. RIchord W. Church of the Assumption, Adams 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. D EA R A U N T: Melanie should will not hurt the feelings of the bring their 3-week-old child to the The Money Pit (P G ) Sat and Sun 12:55, WEST HARTFORD Mansfield — Police Academy 3: Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor­ meeting. Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Street at Thompson Road, Manches­ Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., nett, minister of visitation. Worship ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. service. Nursery, care and youth have returned your gift as soon as children who are always sent to do wedding, then perhaps it's .lust as 2:55, 4:55, 7:20 , 9:20, 11:20. — Sweet Elm 1 A 2 — Out of Africa (PG) Sat Back In Training (P G ) with Gremlins Baptist ship; 9:30 o.m., church school In Liberty (P G ) Sat and Sun 12:40,2:45, 5, and Sun 2, 5, 8. — Police Academy 3: (P G ) Sat-Sun at dark. — Critters Church Lane House. Nursery care service; 9 and 10:30 o.m. Nursery for Saturday mass at 5; Sunday masses at religious education. Coffee hour after the wedding was called off. Failing the borrowing? well that the wedding was 7:10, 9:40,11:40. — Jo Jo Dancer, Your Back In Training (P G ) Sat and Sun 2. ( PG-13) with Return of the Living Dead Community Baptist Church, 585 E. provided. (742-8487) Jehovah’S Witnesses children age 3 ond younger. 9 a.m.. 7:30, 9, 10:30 ond noon. (643-2195) service. (646-5151) BORED WITH BORROWERS Life Is Calling (R ) Sat and Sun 1:15, 4:15,7,9:30. Second ConpreBatlonol Church, 385 Adult Bible group; 10:30 o.m., church St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. to do so showed very poor taste. canceled. ‘(R ) Sat-Sun at dark. Center Sf., Manchester. Rev. James I. school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth 3:20, 5:15, 7:30, 9:30,11:30. — Top Gun Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., church N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Johovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. (P G ) Sat and Sun 12:45,3, 5, 7:15,9:45, Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 o.m., wor­ Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dance Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday school for all ages, kindergarten Group.(649-3696) 11:55. — Blue City (R ) Sat and Sun 1:20, through Grade 4 continuing during the ship service, Sunday school, and gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, 3:10, 4:50, 7:40, 9:55, 11:50. — Hannah nursery for children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ day, Theocratic Ministry School South United Methodist Church, 1226 10 and 11:30 a.m. service; 10:30 a.m., morning worship. Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. I and Her Sisters (PG-13) Sat and Sun 1, East Catholic High School Nursery provided. (643-0537) grim Fellowship. (649-2863) (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service SI. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., 3:05, 5:10, 7:25,10, midnight. Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Second Cenpreflotlenal Church of meeting (ministry training), 7;50p.m. ,- Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ Monchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Pregnancy always carries Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 rence S. Staples, pastors. Schedule: 9 and Rev. Emilio P. Podetll, co-pastors. THE a.m.; Watchtower Study, 10:25. (646- a.m., church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m., Saturday mass 5 p.m .; Sundov masses MANCHESTER ★ ★ pastor. 9:30a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 entry. Rev. Dovid Jarvis, minister. UA Theaters East — Short Circuit PRESENTS Regular schedule: 10 o.m ., worship; 8 1490) worship service. Nursery for pre­ at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2403) o. m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening schoolers. (647-9141) (P G ) Sat 2, 3:50, 5:40, 8, 10:10; Sun 2, service. (646-5316) a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45a.m., SI. James Church, 896 Main St., BIBLE First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown church school, nursery to grade eight, Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday adult discussion; 11 o.m., coffee and Mormon Rev. Dovid Baranowski, Rev. Joseph SPEAKS possibility of hemorrhaging school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 Jewish — Conservative Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reordon. by Saturday masses ot 4 and 6:30 p.m .; p. m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle The Church ot Jesus Christ ot week service. Nursery at all services. senior church school and Pilgrim Sundav masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Eugene Brewer answer to your question is “ ye s" Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Latter-day Saints, 30 Woodside St., noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) D E A R D R . (649-7509) fellowship. (742-6234) Plavin, rabbi; Isroel Tabatsky, can­ Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ The specific cause of excessive ALL PROFESSIONAL ENTERTAINMENT First Baptist Chapel et the Deat, 240 Talcottville Cengregatlonal Church, SI. M ary Church, 1600 Main St., G O T T : When I tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. shop, 9:30 a.m., sacrament meetlno; Coventry. Father James J. William­ Perhaps nothing produces blood calcium must be determined Hlllstown Road, Monchester. Rev. K. Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. 10:15 a.m., Sunday school and prim ­ was 19 I gave W SHOMCASE ^ Kreutzer, postor. (643-75^) Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald son, pastor. Masses Saturday at 5:15 more efforts to deceive than (ear before appropriate treatment can Saturday. (643-9563) ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief p.m .; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 a.m .; birth to my first ^ HARTFORD — — FEATURING — Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorft. 10 society. (643-4003) — fear of harm, fear of loss of be given. Because hypercalcemia Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. a.m., worship service and church holydays, 5:30 and 7:30 o.m. Confes­ child. I had no B a B - 8 8 * I O INTIR8TATI * 4 IXIT S8 sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. (742-6655) face. The delay by Russian offi­ D r. G o tt can result in confusion, abdominal Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sundoy school; school. (649-0815) Jewish — Reform 'problems dur­ Church of SI. Maurice, 32 Hebron cials In Informing their national pain, shock, kidney failure and UMtMMA11MMUa«in4mM00)llH0W0MlT * Irish Pub * Italian Room * 11 a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., Nationai Cathoiic ing my preg­ com. UtOWI lAT. WW.tHOL/LAn»IOWIHL8UT. evening service, Wednesdoy home Temple Beth Hlllel, lOOl Foster St. Road, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford neighbors of the disaster at Cher­ death. Doctors will often use Bible study, 7 p.m. (643-9359) Covenant Extension, South Windsor. Steven St. John the Baptist Polish National Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 nancy or deliv­ Peter Gott, M.D. * 4-Star Deli * Barbershop Quartet * p.m .; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 and nobyl and then downplaying Its cortisone, diuretics and intraven­ ' 10PGUN Chatlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man: ery. Two weeks Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack- each Friday; children's services, 7:45 Chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, 11 a m. (643-4466) seriousness grew out of this \ ous medications as temporary l2:45-3KI0-SK)0-g:45-1t:5S * Comedy Room * Polish Room * motock St., Manchester. Rev. Norman later I hemor- iwn Christian Science p.m. second Friday of each month. pastor. 9 o.m., mass. (643-5906) background. methods of lowering biood cal­ Swenson. Worship service: 8 and 11 (644-8466) r h a g e d s e ­ SWST UBSITY * Middle Eastern Room * First Church of Christ Sclontlst, 447 a.m .; Sunday Bible school, 9:30 a.m. Saivation Army Any individual or group guided verely (I cium, until more permanent ther­ N. Main St.; Manchester. 10:30 a.m.< (649-2855) Nazarene apy can be administered. If 12:40-2;46-MO-7:10-9t40-1l:40 (H I * Coffee House * Silent Auction * church servicer Sunday school* and Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man- by a siege mentality is likely to needed eight care for small children. (649*1446) Lutheran Church of Ihe Nazarene, 236 Main St., practice deceit. Convinced that I pints of blood). The doctor said my another pregnancy, you would parathyroid tumors are the cause HRE WITH HRE Reading Room* 656A Center St., Man­ Epitcopai Manchester. Rev. PhilipChatto, senior of the problem, surgical excision * Blue Grass Group Cencordia Lutheran Church (LCA), am less worthwhile and fearful condition was “disseminated in­ develop DIC again. The risk is chester. (649-8982) 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Burton pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of l:30-3:10-5:l5-7:46-llMI0-l2J0 (Pgm $t. Oeerge's Ipltcepol Church, 1150 outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: that a given fact will further dam­ travascular coagulation.” I am always there. Nevertheless, doc­ will usually cure it. * Casino - Saturday Night Only * Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ D. Strond, pastor. Rev. Arnold T. NEW SERIES Wangerln, part-time pastor. 8 a.m., 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church age my standing. I am Inclined to now 24 and want very much to have tors can more readily recognize DANOBIOUUY CLOSE Church of Christ ship: holy euchorlst, 8 and 10 a.m.; ond nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise church school, 9:45 a.m.,-coffee fellow­ holy communion; 9:15 a.m ., Christian OF TAPES seek that fact's concealment. another child. Is there a chance early DIC than they could five D E A R DR. G O TT: Over several * Music from the 50’s and 60’s * service, nursery. (646-8599) 1:30-3:2S-S:ZO-7:5(kMO-11:4S Church of Christ, Lydoll and Vernon ship, 11 a.m .: Lady Chapel open growth hour, church school; 10:30 It should follow, therefore, that this could happen again? My years ago. when you had your years. I lost a great deal of weight streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, afternoons; public healing service, a.m., holy communion. Nursery care ‘A Niw Paripsctivs” provided. 649-5311) a positive self-image will lessen doctor did not explain the condition problem, so 1 think it would be safe due to anorexia. Now I’m trying to JO JO DANCER ' minister. Sundov services: 9 a.m., second Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; evening Pentecostai May 16th an(J 17th — 7:30 to 1:00 at; Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 p.m., prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John ■manuel Lutheran Church, 60 my perceived need for covering for you to become pregnant. Check get it back, but I wonder — will the Church St., Manchester. Rev. Dale H. very clearly, 1:l5-3:20-S:l5-7:3(k9:3lk11:30 worship. Wednesdoy, 7 p.m., Bible Holllger, 643-9203. United Pentecostal Church, 187 up. The greater my faith that God with your obstetrician for specific flesh or the muscle improve first? East Catholic High School study. Nursery provided for all servi­ Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Land- Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor D E A R R E A D E R : Disseminated advice. BLUE CITY ces. (646-2903) St. Mary's Bplscepal Church, Park Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., loves me. warts and all. and that You Won’t Want To Miss It! and Church streets, Manchester. An­ emeritus. Schedule; 8:30 o.m ., wor­ Sunday school; 11 a.m., morning my true worth does not depend intravascular coagulation (DIC) is DEAR READER: You will tend ship; 9;45a.m., Sunday church schaal: I :Z0-3:l0-4;S0-7:40-MS-1 I M HI drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 § upon my flawless character (Ro­ a serious blood disturbance char­ D EA R DR. G O TT: When there is to gain fat first. If you are Call for tickets, or further Info: 649-5336 Congregational assistant rector. Worship: 7:30 a.m. 11 a.m., worship service, nursery. p.m.,biblestudy (Wednesdoy); 7p.m., 47-8301 now and 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9:30 643-1193. mans 5:8-9). the more willing I am acterized by two p)ia.ses: Disease too much calcium in the blood and physically active, muscle growth LEOBO bodies' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. for an important Bolton CenBretatlenal Church, 228 a.m .; babv-slttlno, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; Lotvlon Lutheran Church of Mon- Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. to risk being vulnerable to my or injury triggers clotting within a loss of calcium in the bone, are may accompany the gain of fat. l2:60-2«)-4:40-7:15-»:36-ll:35 B Il Bolton Center Road, at the Green, Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m'. every Wednes­ cBMler, 21 Garden St., Manchester. recordad mesBag* (643-2051) Youth service (Friday). (649-9848) peers. "You truly have matured blood vessels; then this mecha­ there ways to correct this other Great Value. .. only $6.00 per person Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, doy. (649-4583) THE MONEY PIT Minister. 10 a.m., worship service, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, the moment you have your first nism cascades into the production than removal of the parathyroid Advance Sale nursery, church school; 11 a.m., Route 31 and North River Rood, Presbyterian good laugh at yourself." of anti-clotting .sub.stances. The glands? Dr. Golfs new Health Report, 12:SI>-2:5S-4:S5-7:20-B;20-I1:20 lEBI fellowship: 11:15 a.m., forum pro­ Qospai Coventry. 9:45 a.m ., Sunday school; 11 gram. (6;9-7077 office or 647-8878 a.m., worship service. (742-7548) Coventry Presbyterian Church, end result is inability of the blood to About Gout, explainslhecauseand HANNAH AND HER S»TBtS Church, ot the Living Oed, an DEAR READER: Hypercalce­ treatment of this disease. For your parsonage. ^ ■»«"«9lleol Lutheran Church Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ clot: transfusions (to replace Center Cen«reBatlonal Church, 11 evangelical, full-gospel church, Ro­ Cooper and High try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, CHURCH OF CHRIST clotting factors) are gsualiy neces­ mia (too much blood calcium) can copy, send Jl and your name and 1M)-3:05-S;l0-7;2S-10KI0-l2K)0 TicktMs will (ilso bc' {ivtiildbie I hi' d(X)r Center St., Monchester. Rev. NeweM H. bertson School, North School Street, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday LydBlI Bnd Vemon Streeta Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert Manchest*r. Rev. David W. Mulled, school; 7 p.m., Bible study and sary for treatment. Childbirth can be caused by bone tumors and address to P.O Box 2597. Cincin­ $7,00 per person pastor. Meeting Sundo'ys, 10 to 11:30 I h i 5 . ' *'?? o-'T'-, Divine wor­ FtBlIng OoBd AkoHt Phona: 646-2903 Paget’s disease, as well as para­ J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. ship, 10.« a.m. Sunday school; Holy fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., cause DIG in young mothers. nati, OH 45301. Be sure to mention Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor emeritus; a.m. Nursery ond Sunday school. COjJJhnunlon first and third Sundov. prayer meeting. (742-7222) YBarsBN No one can predict if. during thyroid tumors Therefore, the the title. M Irh a e ir Thornton, associate pastor. Full Oospel Interdeneitilncrtlenal Presbvterlon Church of MonchMler. t MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, May 17, 1986 - 1» 18 — MANCHESTER HiERALD. Saturday, May 17, 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? Notices Buslntts Proporty...... 25 Entertainment...... S3 Form Supplies and Equipment___ 80 Retort Property ...... 26 Office/Retall Equipm ent...... 81 Bookkeepina/Income Tax ...... 54 R A T H : 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. The best way to announce it Is with a Herald Tag Sale Lost/Found ...... 01 Mortpaaes ...... 27 Carpentrv/Remodellna...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 Personals...... 02 Boots and Marine Equipment...... 83 4 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. 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Avallo- Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Services Autos for Rent/Lease...... 94 Lawn and Garden...... '__ 77 be corrected by an additional Insertion. complex or multiple fam- baths, 1st floor laundry, 4 cious with 7 rooms, 3 married couple. No child­ ble weekly In June and Kino - Sized bed. Firm THE EASY W AY to find a Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E at...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 ilv house In exchange for bedrooms, finished rec. bedrooms, 1.5 baths, ren, pets. 643-2880. September. $280 oer week. mattress. Two twin box cash buyer for no-longer- PETS AND ...... 52 Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode...... 98 apartment. Jack of oil room, plus in-law quar­ newer heating system, 617-432-8893 or write P.O. springs. Frame. Excellent needed household Items Is 8UPPUES trades, will consider other ters on Vi acre, 3600 sq. ft. walk up attic. Lots of Bolton-Mobile home. Box 112, Sooth Chotham, condition. Will be sold with a want ad. Dial HD similar situations. Must for $198,500. Jackston charm! Offered at $92,500. Working single adult Mass. 02659. with 2 complete sets ot 643-2711 to place your Good Homes needed 2 be In Manchester area. Showcase, Century 21, Jackson 8, Jackson Real only. No children, pets. sheets, 1 bedspread. All quick-oction ad. Your assurance of quick Tonv at 649-6580. 646-1316. Estate 647-8400 or 646-8646. June 1st. Lease, security. Cape Cod. Bass River for $220, or best offer. black 8> white kittens, 6 response when you adver­ 643-2880. area, immaculate home, 643-8082, evenings & wee­ weeks, very friendly, trained 647-9357. Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED tise In Classified Is that DON'T KNOW where to Manchester-Price re­ Patriot Lane. Luxurious 7 close to ocean, many kends. Keep trying!. CD OD our readers are ready to look next for a lob? How duced on this lovely 7 room, 2V2 bath home. 474 Main Street, 1st floor 3 extras, $400 a week. 684- LAWN AND buy when they turn to the about placing a "Situa­ room Cape. 3 or 4 bed­ Famliv room, rec room, room apartment. Heated, 4113. Four Poster Bed, Bureau GARDEN Hexagon - 27 gallon aqua­ Furniture Delivery, full Cooks, full 8< part time. Medical Medical Secretary. Full Experienced hairdresser little ads. 643-2711. tion W anted" ad In rooms, large recreation gorgeous In ground pool no appliances, security. with 3-way mirror, rug HB rium, 6 months old. Com­ time. High school di­ Days/nights, good pay, Secretary/Assistant-Full or part time, experienced needed full-time or part- When you have tome- plete with gold fish and classified? room, screened sun- and deck "We guarantee $450 per month call 646- and bedspread. Call 647- 20 Evergreen shrubs. Up­ LOST AND FOUND ploma, must be neat with free meals.. Antonios res­ time position open for two In transcripotlon, varied time, must be familiar porch, 2 fireplaces, 2 our homes" Blanchard 8, 2426 weekdays 9-5. thlna to sell, find a cash 1186. stand. $375 or best otter. a clean rean record. Basic taurant 956 Main Street doctors OB/GYN office In office duties. Call 647-7329. Office Position with some with hair designs tor all right yews 15" to 18" high 647-9867. Jumbo-Knit baths, 2 car garage and Rosetto Real Estate 646- buyer the easy way... with $40 each 643-6801 .o Lost. Long haired black carpentry skills expe­ 6434349. West Hartford Center. Re­ secretarial duties In­ age groups. Call 644-0780 much more. Price now at 2482. Manchester 1 bedroom, a low-cost od In Classi­ Couch and chair, maple rience preferred. Call 278- sponsibilities are more Secretary-We're looking volved. Dependable self or 728-5857. Beal Estate first floor, stove & rirfrlg- fied. 643-2711. frame. $135. Will sell se­ Wanted-Good natured cat with white paws. Oak- only $119,900. U & R Toro riding mower-older house cat. Neutered, has wood Road vicinity. Call 2492, ask for Bill. Teachers - Rham High clinical than secretarial. for enthuslam and good starter wanted with good Realty, 643-2692. erator, no pets, lease 8, parately. Large pine cof­ School, Hebron Ct. Physi­ Please send resume to secretarlal/word process­ typing skills. Accuracy Dental Hygenlst part- model. Ran last season had shots, mole pre­ 646-7582. Reward. I INVESTMENT security. $400 per month. fee table, $75. 646-1063. good for parts also. $75.00. Maintenance. Full time cal science and chemis­ OB/GYN Associates of ing skills for up-and- and attention td detail time So. Windsor office. HOMES 646-1379 MISCELLANEDUS ferred. 569-8187. East Harttord-159,900. Ex­ HD^^IPRDPERTY M3-4535.0 Impounded-Female Poo­ weekdays, first shift, ex­ try, mathematics and West Hartford, 970 Far­ coming executives In Imparative. Experience Call 644-1509. HDFOR SALE tra, Extra...Extra large FDR RENT For Sale. Sofa bed $200. dle 10 years, orev, Hart­ perience In general repair chapter language arts mington Ave. W. Hart­ MarketIng/PR depart­ In data entry helpful, but Raised Ranch In area of Two Bedroom Apartment Coll 742-7645 after 5pm. required. Excellent pay teachers needed for open­ ford, Ct. 06107. ment of well established not required. Will train. -Medical- Staff physical ford Rd. Call the newer homes. This home Super Dooper Opportun­ - on Mansfleld-WIIIIngton Manchester, 1 car garage MISCELLANEDUS Man Chester Doo Warden, and benefits. Call Steve ings effective In Sep­ corporation experiencing This is a full time position therapist. St. M ary's hos­ All real estate advertised otters' many special teo- ity... For the right Individ­ Line, Route 44. $340. V/i DO YOU hove a bicycle no I^ F A R M SUPPLIES Kegler. 647-9191. tember 1986. Connecticut Maintenance person, port solid growth. Diversified that offers competitive pital located In sunny In the Manchester Herald centrally located. $45.00 [w] FDR SALE 646-0555. tures, 2,800 square feet of ual. Will sell or lease. months security deposit. per month. Call 643-1577. one rides? Why not offer It I AND EQUIPMENT certification required. Ap­ time. General knowledge positloln In dynamic en­ wages and benefits. Call West Palm Beach. Fla. Is Is subject to the federal living space, fireplace, Approximately 4,000 sq. Adults preferred. Garden tor sale with a want ad? Manchester Insurance plications will be ac­ of electric, plumbing, and vironment. This onewon't for Interview 647-9938. currently In need of staff Fair Housing Act of 1968, ft. Plenty ot parking. Sub­ Lost on Mother's Day, flat large 14x28 family room, soot. No dogs. Call 487- GOOD USED furniture 1$ Steel Buildings. Must sell Mens 10 speed Huffy gold chain. VIcIntv - Par- agency has an opening for cepted thru June 2. For heating required. Must be lost! Call Loretta or Ken­ physical therapist. Appli­ which makes It Illegal to country kitchen, two full division possible. Great 0162 or 429-2296. Santa Fe bicycle, needs a part time secretary. Information and applica­ able to use and maintain dra today at Dawson Per­ cants must be Fla. regis­ advertise any preference, In demand. Why not ad­ 2 arch style steel buildings kade. Reward. 633-8186. Port Time Inserters baths, 2 half baths, addi­ downtown location. Call TV/STERED/ from cancellation. One Is $11 shift lever, otherwise Typing and telephone tion, please call 228-9474. equipment for lawn mow­ sonnel Inc., 249-7721. Fee tered or eligible. One limitation or discrimina­ tion added recently that for more details Jackson 5 rooms heated, 3rd floor vertise the furniture v p l excellent condition. $30 wanted. Call 647-9946, ask tion based on race, color, no longer use In classi­ APPLIANCES 40X40 - Brand new. Call skills are important. Insu­ EOE. ing andsnow removal. Six Paid. for Bob. position will be divided to would lend Itself to a & Jackson Real Estate apartment, reliable mid­ ED 646-2633.0 Bill 1-800-527-4044. rance and computer skills room house with applian­ P.T. and nursing home. religion, sex or notional 647-8400 or 646-8646. dle aged adult preferred. fied? Call 643-2711. tremendous In-law poten­ Used Refrigerators, experience helpful but not Babysitter needed. M a­ ces available for qualified Photography studlo-Full St. M ary's offers competi­ origin, or an Intention to tial. Truly a rare home, No pets, security and Bovs 20" B M X Full bike, PERSONALS essential. 649-2891. ture female, 4 afternoon- applicant. Send resume and part time positions tive salaries and an excel­ make any such prefer­ Washers, Ranges — 1979 Kaboda Oelsel trac­ must be seen!! Realty references. 643-5363 or 646- tor, 14 HP, very good many extra accessories. s/evenlngs, own C/0 Manchester Herald, available. No photo­ lent benefit package. ence, limitation or dis­ World Frechette Asso­ 6113. clean, guaranteed, parts Less than Vz original Bookkeeper. Full charge transportaflon necessary. 16 Brolnard Place, Box C, Please send resume to the crimination. The Herald and service. Low prices. condition, has front graphy experience Drafter Needed: Position ciates, 646-7709. B8ntals Merchandise loader. $4100 or best offer. price. $65. 643-5478.0 only. Quarterly taxes, 647-9102. Manchester, Ct. 06040. needed, sales experience personnel office. St. will not knowingly accept Available June 1st. 4room B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 open In the Storrs area for Main Street, 643-2171. 633-6216 or 633-7685. computer experience helpful. Willingness to on architectual drafter to M ary's Hospital, 901 45th any advertisement which in 2 family home Includes Steel desk with left hand Be the first In your neigh­ helpful. East of the river, work, outgoing personal­ Street, West Palm beach. Is In violation otthe law. Neat Two family. Com­ heat, hot water and ap­ do drawings for renova­ pletely remodeled 3-3. An RODMS Panasonic Upright Va­ folding base for typewri­ borhood to host a Mexi­ good starting salary. Call ity and ability to meet the tion of many buildings. Fla. 33407 EOE. pliances. Adults only. No ANTIQUES/ ter to be concealed. 289-9344. public ore desired. Flexi­ 4-4 Duplex - Good rents, Immaculate building on a FDR RENT cuum — With attach­ BDATS/MARINE can party. Beautiful Aca­ Please call Penny Stone, quiet tree lined HD pets. Security and refer­ CDLLECTIBLES Phone 643-8840. $45o pulco Imports. Beach and Cosmetic/Sales. Fulltime ble hours will Include nice shape, separate utili­ ences required. $500 643- ments, bags & extra belt. 7 EQUIPMENT Secretary/Receptionist U.nlted Engineers Inc. Opportunity tor the right street."We guarantee our months old. $50. Good resort wear, dresses. For Part time-maturerespon- for South Windsor office, position, available for ex­ evenings and weekends. Crossroads Industrial ties. Separate driveways. Female - Room to rent In a 9257. Brown Plaid Baby car­ slble teacher to work In perienced makeup artist Apply In person Wed thru person. We are movin g to $133,900. Coll ask for Ed or homes" Blanchard & Ro­ Antique Oak China Closet, condition. Call 646-3245 adults and children. Call diversified duties Include Park, Holyoke, Mass. a new facility and wehave large beautiful home. 16 foot Mad River canoe, riage and stroller combi- 455-0498 now for details or daycare setting. Must be with skin care center In Sat. 10am to 8pm at the Dan 649-2947. sette Real Estate 646-2482. East Harttord/Manches- 4 Rooms-Heat, stove and $999. No Dealers. Call offer 5pm. payroll, typing, filing, 01040. 800-424-4560. ASAP. a position open for an 875-5754. paddles Included. Used natlon. Excellent see us ot the Eastern able to plan actlyltles for answering phones and Rocky Hill. Solorv plus Sears Portrait Studio In ter line. $60 weekly. 568- refrigerator, secutity. tour times. Excellent con­ condition, like new. 647- 3-6 year olds. Call 647-0788. commissslon, advance­ your area. EOE M/F. ambitious person wanting 1st Floor family room, I'/j Hotooint range too oven. Connecticut Flea Market some light bookkeeping. to learn the GM ports 5079 otter 5. $375 Adults, No Pets. 649- dition. $800. Please call 8203 after 4pm. $75.o at the Mansfield Drive-In ment possibility. Coll Bar­ baths, fireplace, gor­ Redgoose Farm A n ­ Bottom cabinet, good con­ Company Insurance and business. Apply at Bob geous new kitchen, 2 car 2236. tiques: Strapless tittles 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- on Route 32 Sundays. Lifeguards wifh WSI. Ap­ profit shoring. Call 282- bara at 678-9130, 11-5, Female only, large room, dition. 646-6813 after 4:00 2 speed 10 Inch oscillating plications being accepted Riley Oldsmoblle, 345 Cen­ garage. Great lot! Only dresses, wonderful Victo­ $75. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for 0711. Tuesday thru Friday or Sates - Come explore the Colonial 4 bedroom, ex­ excellent location, kit­ 2 Bedroom flat, heat and Bob. fan. Excellent condition, tor apartment complex send resume to Box 1354 ter St. Manchester, Ct. cellent condition, fenced $112,900 "We guarantee rian white mens tuxes, exciting world of gems See the Parts Manager. chen orlv I leges on bus­ hot water, carpeted, all originally $26 - 1 year old located In Manchester. Avon Ct 06001. yard, modern kitchen, our homes" Blanchard & line. Coll 647-9813. appliances, air condition. great lewelry, Stafford For Sale. Kenmore apart­ Dietary Aide-Immediate Experienced counter per­ and lewelry. Michael's Rosetto Real Estate 646- Shire ABC plate, Airedale $18. 649-0832.O Call 528-1300 for opening for Dietary Aide, hardwood floors. 646-8380. Call 649-5240. ment size electric range. appointment. son for Mansfield auto Jewelers has a full time 2482. doorstop. Much more! Good condition. Call after n a I MUSICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS willing to train, flexible Data Entry operator, 1 parts. Apply In person, position open tortheright Room tor rent. Large Bike Rack for cor terminal. Salary range Weekends 12-5 742-9137. 6om. 649-7977. $99. hours, excellent benefit rte. 32 Mansfield or call person who loves to work Coventry - $199,900. Dis­ WoodhIII Heights. Man­ yard. Close to downtown Available June 1st. 4 large 0^1 ITEMS bumper. Holds two bikes $14,696 fo $17,110. Hours tinctive 5 bedroom Garri­ and buslines. $60 per week rooms with garage, du­ HD $15 649-2571.0 Emergency? In Manches­ package. Call Manches­ 646-8340. with beautiful lewelry and Child Care Needed during chester 3 bedroom, I'/j Dishwasher, very good ter Manor, 646-0129. 8:30-4:30 Monday thru Fri­ enloys working with peo­ son Colonial In beautiful plus utilities. Securitv'and plex. Middle aged couple, ter, dial 911 for fire, day. Full state benefits. summer. Your place or both ranch. Rec room, condition. $40 646-5168.0 Walnut Console Mag- police, medical help. The Manchester Board ot ple. Great benefit pock- sought otter areal Lots ot references required. Call no children, security and navox stereo plus head White Enamel Claw toot Oil Burner Service techni­ AA/Eoe call or write Ed mine. 646-0517 leave name barnboard panelling, oak fireplace and garage. 643-9008. references required. $425 Education Is seeking to age. Apply In personTues- and number If no answer. Hurry! "W e guarantee CLDTHING Used refrigerators, phones and 8 track. $35 bath tub with fixtures. $99 cian and Installer - li­ Case DMR/Tollcmd Of­ employ a responsible per­ dav thru Saturday, staircase, first floor fam­ monthly. Call 646-2155 af­ ED 643-5777.0 643-1720 after 6pm.a censed. East of the River. fice, 375 Hartford Tpke, Kasy and qiiii’k to knit ily room with wet bar, our homes" Blanchord & ter 5:30. washers, ranges-clean, son, to work at Manches­ 10am-5pm. MIchoels Je­ Rosetto Real Estate 646- Men's custom made guaranteed, parts and ser- Full time. Insurance and Attention High School and Vernon Ct. 06066 871-6565 ter High School monitor­ welers, 958 Main Street on laiKC-sizc needles, den, enclosed sun porch benefits. 871-1258. ext. 14. this warm af^fhan will he 2482. APARTMENTS shoes, 11A A ortglnally vloce. Low prices. B.D. Two trumpets, Bundy and HIde-A-Bed-steel frame, Employni8iit Collegestudents-Join our ing the school district Manchester EOE. MOONLIGHTERS with wood stove, 2 cor Holton. Good Condition. excellent conditon. $99.00 an enei>;y saver. garage, barn with lott, 750 FDR RENT $89.00 will sell for $25.00 Pearl 8, Sons, 649 Main St. housekeeping staff at security alarm system. Open House Sunday 1 to tour months old. 649-1170.O 643-2171. $75 each, 649-9827.0 Call 644-2833.0 & Education Quality Inn Conference Horticultural Mainte­ This Is apart ttmepositlon $$$$$ No, 5-13H has full knit feet of road frontage on nance technician. Expe­ direetions. 4om, 31 Eastland Street. STDRE AND Center. Weekends with for hours when school Is OFFICE CLERK Route Drivers nearly 7 acres! Good sub­ Directions - East Middle 24 Locust Street. 7 room possibility of full time rience with tropical plants not In session. The malor To order, send $2,50, for each division potential I Call DFFICE SPACE preferred but will train Tpke to Greenwood to apartment $600 monthly during summer vacation. portion of time worked, GENERAL OFFICE The New York Times pattern, plus 50( for posUfe and for a private showing Indian to Eastland. Come plus utilities. Security, no Part time sales clerk Apply Front Desk, 51 Hart­ the right person. Full and will t>e late nights, wee­ WORK. Good typing Handling. today! Realty World and tour this charming 5 appliances Call 646-2426 wanted at once to assist part timepositlons availa­ home delivery service ANNE CABOT HELP WANTED ford Tpke., Vernon, Ct. kends and holidays. Appli­ skills. Considerable has several contract de­ Frechette Associates, 646- bedroom Cope on large weekdays 9-5. CD pharmacist. Will train, ble. Reliable car. Excel­ cants must be at least 18 ManctiMtur Nereid 7709. EOE/AA 1190 Ave. of Americas country lot. Many special modern pharmacy, plea­ lent benefits. 242-2554. contact. 35 hour work livery opportunities New York, N.Y. 1003B Part Time Inserters years of oge or older, available in the Hart­ features. Make this a one Wilson business offices sant professional atmos­ 2 Part time Receptlonlst- hdve own transportation week, annual salary Print Name, Address with ZIP Charming Colonial. Good and support services. Fur­ wanted. Call 647-9946, ask ford. Manchester and CODE and S^ le Numher. of a kind house. Beautiful. for Bob. phere, flexible hours. /Cashler, needed for busy Laundry - Immediate op­ and must be willing to $12,889. plus State be­ location & move-ln condi­ nished offices, secretarial FREE Asking $195,000. B.W. Some retail experience ening for person Inter­ supply extensive referen­ nefits. Send resume to Glastonbury areas. SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ tion tit this 7 plus room service, reception, tele­ automotive dealership. lections and a FREE Realty 647-1419. 2 Bedroom apartment, Medical Secretaries. Im­ necessary. Apply In per­ 1st position for 2 nights ested In operating a small ces. Prior experience Is These are part time po­ Colonial fo a "T "! Newer phone answering, word son 404 West Middle Tpke. patient laundry. Hours Superior Court sitions with above aver­ Pattern Section in the oil burner, roof & Insula­ centrally located, desira­ mediate opening for 2part and Saturdays, second not necessary^ this Is a GA19 Small older Colonial In ble area. Good condition. procesing and cooler fa­ Liggett Pharmacy. position days, plus extra 5om to 11pm, 4 nights and good opportunity tor reti­ age earnings. You must ALBUM. Just $3.00. tion along with 3 good cilities. Level H Watkins time secretaries. Please P.O. Box 980 Boons at S3.2a each good shape. Nice neigh­ Call 647-3231 days, 528-8231 send resume to 18 Haynes d a y hours during 7am to 3pm, 1 day per rees. Contact W.F. Dion, enjoy working outdoors sized bedrooms, and a 2 borhood. Large lot. Center, 935 Main St., Man­ week. This position car­ Rockville, CT 08066 G.12»— DOLLS— Old and New. Haw car garage. Asking or 647-1230 evenings. Street Manchester Ct summer. Please call 643 Director ot buildings and with minimal supervi­ to dress tnem; how to make them. Plenty ot room tor expan­ chester. 647-0073. ries an excellent starting grounds, 647-3514. EOE. sion. Starting time In Q.131— h e ir l o o m h a n d iw o r k — $111,900 Strono Real Est­ Classified Ad 06040. 646-4797. 5135. sion. Run your business Man chester-3 room apart­ rote and a fully paid 20 types Of needlework skills. most areas is 3:00 A.M. ate 647-7653. from ths house In business ment, heat, electricity, Manchester - Downtown Easy Assembly Work! Delivery person 8, sales A lob with a future. Grow­ complete benefit plan In­ and you'll work a few retail or office space, 1750 cluding pension. Expe­ zone. $102,900. Call Ed security deposit. No Pets. $714 per 100 guaranteed clerk, part time, pleasant ing company looking for hours each morning. 7 First time offered, freshly 649-2947. 649-9092. square feet. 668-1447. payment. No sales. working conditions In the right person to train rienced or wlllingtotraln. ToastyWnrm painted, large, 4 bed­ Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: Call M od Chester Manor days a week; Your own Detalls-Send stamped en­ modern professional for pest control route NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED reliable car is a must. No rooms, 2Vz bath Colonial velope; Elan 173, 3418 pharmacy. Nights 8, wee­ work. Must have car, 646-0129 for additional on well landscaped, park kends. Apply In person, information. experience necessary, like lot on a cul-de-sac In I ^ C A R S J g ^ C A R S CARS Clearly state name of item and phone number in ad. Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, ambition. Initiative, and IN BOLTON AREA no collections Involved. Fla 33482. 404 West Middle Tpke want to learn a profession Forest Hills. This tine FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE Liggett Pharmacy. Call 1-800-424-2475 house has many features HD Price must be included. that Is always In demand. during regular business Service station mechanic Car allowance, profit CLERK TYPIST L ik i 8L Including central air con­ and attendants full and Part time production sharing. Incentive pro­ full time for expanding Cider Mill Rd. hours or locally at 667- ditioning and first floor One item only per ad. part time. Apply In per­ worker, hours and duties gram and company benef­ consumer loan depart­ 1240 or 523-4950 bet­ family room with fire­ will vary. Apply Royal Ice ment. Call for appoint­ Brookflild 8L Bolton ween 2-4:30 A.M. place. Hurray, won't last! son, 252 Spencer St., its Included. 649-9001. ment 649-9696 SPECIAL PURCHASE! Do not use abbreviations. Manchester. Cream Co. 27 Warren E. MIddIa Tpko. Ottered at $159,900. Joyce Street 649-5358. The Savings Bonk LInlay St. G. Epstein Real Estate Swiss Colony Gourmet of Manchester 647-8895. Hairdresser. Full or part Cirpsntar Rd. Minc.-Bolton NO Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads shoo. Port time needed. ★ - Brand New Monday to Friday. Man­ time, following neces­ Carpenters 8, Painters - Bluarldgi Or. New Listing. Roomy 6 accepted. chester Parkade. Please sary. Sharper Image. Experienced only, 5 years room 3 bedroom Cape Pearl Street. 6431806 8, Batts Or. M inchottir Cod In fine residential call 649-5147 minimum, local com­ PERMANANT 1985 Mark V ll’s 569-1688. pany. Please call for an NIGHT WORK neighborhood close to Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the appointment 6432659. PART-TIME shopping and schools. Construction Superln- With $5.2 5 p e r h o u r Lovely landscaped lot Manchester Herald. tendant with 5 years expe­ Orthodontic office seek­ MANCHESTER HERALD FRIENDLY with beautiful shrubs. $3,000 Under Dealer Invoice Certified Nursing rience. Call 6435811. ing assistant. Experience Responsible adults Priced to sell at $102,900. Assistants-We are now preferred, but willing to needed to assist at Call NOW 647-9946 RESTAURANTS Joyce G. Epstein Real Full Time for the summer Estate. 647-8895. Interylewing for tempor­ train the right person. retail Inventory In 3 '4^ \ To Choose From ary or permanent wee­ working In Ice house. Please send resume to Interested In part or full n kend positions on the 7-3 Some weekends. Apply In P.O. 2356, Vernon, Ct. the greater Man­ time work nights (this in­ Character abounds In this Includes 3 Year, 36,000 Mile Warranty and 3-11 shifts. Additional person Manchester Ice 06066. chester / Hartford cludes closing)? Must be Cleon 3 bedroom Colonial To all Herald and Fuel 51 BIssell Street. over IS. Consider our with In-Law apartment. 3 1 "on call" hours available area on weekdays. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Walter/Waltress or pro­ 2 3 4 to supplement your Fireplaces, many built In readers who Licensed Oil Burner ser­ Good math abllltv duction positions. The features. Den, 14 x 24, summer Income. Apply In EXCITING, IN MANCHESTER AREA full time positions offer: person between 9am - 3 vice technician. East of and reliable tran­ master bedroom, 2 car ALSO MANY 1985 & 1986 have something r. the River. Full time. Insu­ ENERGETIC CAREER 5 6 7 8 pm at Meadows Manor, sportation are al • CAR EER advancement garage. Located on 2.5 to sell for rance and benefits. 647- MINDED PEO PLE. Center SL 467-553 odd only 'acres with barn. $212,000. -3 33 Bldwell St., you need to earn • EXCELLENT STARTING 9137. wanted for telemarketing. Wait Middle Tpke. WAGES D.W. Fish Realty 643-1591 DEMOS AVAILABLE Manchester. 4 2 (M M 9 10 1-1 12 This job Is In the field oF $5.25 per hour after Mirble St. • MAJOR MEDICAL. or 871-1400. advertising. Potential for all ^99 or Less Babysitter wanted for two INSTALLMENT LOAN paid training pro­ McCabe St. all DENTAL AND LIFE girls ages 10 and 8 from INTERVIEWER moving up. INSURANCE Excellent Starter. Coven­ AT SIMILAR SAVINGS full time for expanding gram. Please reply, Stock Place all • PAID VACATIONS try. $79,900. Nice 3 bed­ 13 14 15 We will run your ad 3-6pm weekdays. Call 244- COMMISSION/BONUSES consumer loon depart­ P.O. Box 1101, South Hilliard St. 357-591 • SICK LEAVE room starter ranch In 4794 from 3-5 or 643-0576 ment. Coll tor appoint­ INSURANCE INCLUDED Includes 3 Year, for 6 days Free of Windsor, CT 06074. Cambridge St. 14-100 • 50% FOOD DISCOUNT quiet location 12 x 17 after 6:30pm. Verplank ment 449-9696 Please Call: Charge, School Area. The Savings Bank Oxford St. all • COMPREHENSIVE living room and 10 x 14 Unlimited Mileage 3 of Manchester RWS MARKETING A880G. Engerton SL 1-55 TRAINING enclosed heated porch. 844-3804 Home Is In good condition Warranty TODAY IS a good day to Center St 227-293 For an interview call the - 8 3 6 2 ' and only 5 minutes to the Cougars Fill out coupon and place an ad In classified to (Between to & 4) ELECTRICIAN E2 Hudson SL N am e - Want to Mil your car? For all following restaurants: Small*Medlutn-Larg« water. D.W. Fish Realty either mail it or sell those Idle Items Wllllama SI all 1985 quick rMuItt, u m a low- R o c k v B r n 2944 Main St., 643-1591 or 871-1400. Address you've been storing. A cost Classified ad. Call Oakland SL 3-17 Glastonbury A comfortable robe with bring it to the . quick call to 643-2711 will zip-front and drawstring Wynedlng Hill Rood. This 6432711 today to place Local insurance Electric Inc. Summit SL 388-453 633-2895 belt can* also be made in P h o n e. Manchester Herald put your ad In print. your ad. Strickland St. 438 Main St., Manchester unique contemporory agency has an all a shorter length. home Is set on a lovely office. 875-5905 Trumbull St. all 849-7738 No. 8362 with Photo- opening for a part 1158 Tolland Tpke., acre plus lot on a quiet Valid thru One ad a month only Industrial, commer­ Griswold SL all Guide IS in Sizes Small, cul-de-sac. 7 rooms, 3 time customer ser­ Lilac SL all Manchester Medium and Large. Me- When you need cial, residential, able 849-5563 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. , May 31, 1986 ^ . (No phone calls vice person. Typ­ Winter St. 47-62 <12-14), 3H yards Great house to throw a to work with mini­ 755 Silver Lane. 60-inch for long length; party atl Asking $188,900. I ___ One Item Onlv ____ accepted)____ to advertise, ing and telephone Trotter SL all East Hartford 254 yards for short. mum supervision, all Orchard SL all 589-1040 Jackson 8, Jackson Real nothing works like skills are import­ to ORDER, itsR $2.50 fM sack Estate 647-8400 or 646-8646. M l Ceelsr Mreat insurance coverage, Church SL all 199 Spencer St., {st^SlsiSOttsrMitiitssR llsadisstsf 643-5135 Classified! ant. Computer and $10,000 life, vaca­ Myrtle St. all Menchester (JuM on ExH so '^The Caring Car People tions, paid holiday^ all 848-1437 SUESVRMn Al I-S4) insurance experi­ Linden St. 629 Burnside Ave., BY OWNER a n d uniforms. Locust SL all U.W r iK n.tT ons Hanrl)pfitpr Hrralft Dial ence helpful, but East Hartford Steady place to 528-6780 SUPER LOCATION not essential. Call 6 room full dormered MORIARY>Y BROTHERS work with excellent MANCHESTER HERALD Prlandly RMtourantt New FASHION with 16 Brainard Place Manchester 643-2711 between 1 and 5 EOf Cape. 2 full baths. Call working conditions JP*®*** Grace Cole Collec- for details - 561-2780. pm, 649-2891. and coworkers. Call NOW 647-9946 tion for larger sIcm * i%i. - ★ ★ - 2 BONUS Cou^oS’ ’ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 17. 1986

RiaMTIlUTILITIRS DISTRICT KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry WrlQht RRROllT FROM THR FRRSIDRNT TO EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT CONSTITUENCY; Engine I la currently out being refurMthad. This will give tlM District another ten or more years ot ettoctivo use of this Mace of opoaratus. Rescue 5 hos a new chouls under It, ex­ tending Ita life expectancy. A cemmineo Is currenty "n®’'?*'."® T®!'"®?."’'"- Istrotlon to shore on a 50/50 oasis the Station In Bucfcland. Our Public Works Deportment has obtained R. Lombardi, Anoclotas of Vernon, a professlenol englnoerlne firm, to study and dMien our sewers to the year 2030 In the Buckland ExMfftncAdKMkittwtlltlo ArOa. mil CNXtPortlimasvfnmtr I wish to express my thonks to the voters ot »»io lMbvslttltMi« riKKrii. and the honor ot serving them as president. It would h o ^ been snockt urovkMI. R*wo> on Impossible t « k without the suppejt and eopi^atlon ot the entire Board of Directors, the ottice Stott, the Public nobi* ratM. coll M7>7091, «r«ft

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Saturday, Wlay 17,1986 Freshness of Spring! Look Better The story 2 Between the Lines: The story behind the story. See Better 4 Outlook: You deserve a 30-minute behind the story break today. Feel Better 5 Profiles: Paul B. Groobert. at By Jo sie 0 Cover Story: It’s Rocky Horror at the Parkade. 9 The Image Workshop: End suitcase 763 Main St. 191 Main St. Manchester Manchester stress by packing with a plan. 643-1191 643-1900 1 0 Trends: The video revolution is Eastbrook Mall making companies rethink conven­ Mansfield 456-1141 tions. ly V ; X" Eastern Connecticut’s Leading Full Service Opticians 1 2 Movies: The “E.T.” formula works ^ o in “Short Circuit” ... Ally Sheedy SPECIAL SPRING SALE grows up.... 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Michael Cole left Hollywood Broadway in 1979 in the play they? for his native Wisconsin after “Night and Day." the show ended, but returned a He then returned to A. Peggy Lipton married couple of years later and made Hollywood, also made some 24 On the Road: Auto-parts art can composer-producer Quincy Jones some guest appearances on TV guest appearances on TV series make your car immortal. The Everly Brothers in 1974, and apart from some series. He was recently in an such as ‘T.J. Hooker” and backup singing with his band, a HBO film called “Nickel “Hill Street Blues” and played 2 5 Insights into Childhood: Large collaboration with him on a song Mountain.” Prince’s father in the movie parties are not for everyone. Q. Can you teU me how oU the EveHy Brothers are, if they’re Clarence Williams III moved “Purple Rain.” married and where they wUl be in eoneert? Linn Denenport, for Frank Sinatra and the 1979 Norristown, Pa.; Also, are they reedly brotkersT They don’t look 25 27 Gardening: You can make your that much alike. B.D. Simone, North Bergen, N J. backyard healthy. A. Don is 49; Phil, 47, and yes, they are realty brothers. Don has been tnanied three times and Phil twice, but neither is cunently Q. I ’ve only seen Kathleen Turner in a couple o f movies, but married. Regarding concerts, they’re starting a three-month I ’m taken. Please tell me about her. G.R., Princeton, N J . IT 2 8 Sexuality: A new mother feels a natiofud tour on June 20, but as we go to press, the cities haven't A. She’s 30, from Springfield, Mo., the third of four children of lessening of sexual desire and asks been firmed up. a foreign-service diplomat and his wife. Because of her father’s job, she grew up in Canada, Cuba, Washington, D.C., Caracas Kinsey Report why. and London. Specials for the Month of May While in London, she became interested in acting. Just as she 29 The Curious Shopper: Is raw fish Q. Are Max Baer o f “The Q. Please tell me what Mary was about to pursue drama studies there, though, her father died safe to eat? ^ Served Tuesday - Sunday Beverly Hillbillies’’ and James Lou Belton is doing now. and the family returned to Missouri. She entered Southwest Gamer the same person? Mrs. Edward Hartranft, Missouri State as a drama major instead, but after two years, 30 Dining In: Scan the new cookbooks Walker, Fresno, Calif. Williamstown, N.J.; Dana transferred to the University of Maryland. ★ Sirloin Steak Au Poivre ^13.95 A. No, Max Baer Jr., son.of the Maine, Jamieson, Ore. Upon graduation, she moved to New York and tried out for TV to see what Americans most love to famous fighter, and’ James^ A. She’s been pretty busy commercials, but was considered too sultry for the housewife type xa eat. Gamer are not at all the same representing her corporate needed. She did land a role on a soap, however, the “Gemini.” YSTT/II II____ U/V/'------IL ic Veal Medallions Piccatta ^11.95 person. clients, of which there are many, In 1981, she made her film debut in the sizzling “Body Heat,” 31 Dining Out; Sondra Stave visits the and doing appearances for then followed it with a turn onstage in “A Midsummer Night’s 27 charities such as the Muscular „ Dream” in Washington. The movies that followed showed a good Lotus in Vernon. ★ Stuffed Filet of Whitefish * 8.50 Dystrophy Foundation and deal of range: the comedy “The Man with Two Brains,” with Unicef. She’s also taking an Steve Martin, the backwoods drama “A Breed Apart,” with (Specials include potato, vegetable and salad.) Q. Could it be possible that Bo active part in the Hands Across Rutger Hauer (still unreleased), the romantic adventures with Derek and Linda Evans are America project to take place Michael Douglas, “Romancing the Stone” and “The Jewel of the mother and daughter? They later this month. Nile,” and the nearly X-rated “Crimes of Passion” with Anthony look so much alike. K. Gribble, And while she’s continuing to Perkins. Next up is Francis Coppola’s “Peggy Sue Got Married,” Modesto, Calif. train for gymnastics, she’s due out in the fall. Sunday: Brunch 11-3 / Dinner 4-9 thinking about taking her She lives in New York’s Greenwich Village with her husband Editorial services by King Features A. Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly They do, indeed, but the chances in acting — although, of two years, real-estate developer Jay Weiss, whom she supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate, 235 E. 45thSt., New York, answer is no. as her agent stresses, she’s Just reportedly met when she was looking for an apartment. published Saturdays by the Manchester N.Y. 10017. thinking about it at the moment. Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, Do you have any questions or comments Still, her planned move ftxim her Manchester, Conn. 06040. former Houston base to either about Weekend Plus Magazine? We’d like to hear from you. Please address Los Angeles or New York (she’s Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.0.2, BOLTON, CONN. 06040 Anything you’d like to know about prominent Adele Angle, Weekend Plus Editor your letters to: Weekend Plus Magazine, living at home in West Virginia P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. while she makes up her mind) personalities? Write to: Josie, Between the Lee Enderlin, Advertising Sales, 646-0654 643-2342 suggests that she may be doing Lines, King Features Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St., more than thinking about it Cover photography by David Bashaw before long. New York, N.Y.IOOlV. Kathleen Turner WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 17, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 17, 1986 5 Profiles 4 Outlook Paul B. Groobert You deserve a 30-minute break today Age 61 going on 18 Born Dec. 28, 1924 Marital status married Carving out a little space is a great way to rest a tired mind Occupation attorney Favorite food pasta Favorite beverage Pequot water, straight up By Elvira Brody mine. In all that time, I would Hobby music y husband and I have absorb next to nothing of the Favorite sport tennis stopped talking to news he told me. I was never Roots for Red Sox each other — but really braced for such a stream Idea of a good vacation all-day tennis only for about 30 of chatter. Exhausted from What you do to relax read minutes each recounting my own day, I would Type of music preferred jazz concerts weekday. As soon as have few words left for the Favorite actor, actress F. Murray Abraham, 1M get home from my job, we evening. My husband and I Meryl Streep would eat dinner in silence, then impose this brief silence on "There’s no free ourselves for purely therapeutic perhaps read or watch TV or Favorite quote reasons. Thanks to this new take a walk, too frazzled to talk. lunch in America” approach — also valid for the A few months ago, 1 became Entertainment preferred jazz concerts unmarried — he and I are desperate. I had to carve out Favorite magazine New Yorker getting along better than ever. some space for myself at that Favorite store In Manchester Marlow's Let me explain. I work flve crucial point when I returned Pet peeve media people who days a week in an office that home from my job. My husband create news instead was smothering me with seems to thrive on noise and of reporting it disorder. From 9 to 5, the phone attention. I had to find time to rings almost nonstop, and if I'm decompress, just as deep-sea Pet gblden retriever named Max not talking myself hoarse. I'm divers do on surfacing from the Car Eldorado, Cadillac probably listening until my ears ocean depths. Favorite color blue turn numb. As tactfully as I knew how, I Last book read "Lake Wobegon Days" We have four desks crammed suggested to my husband that we Favorite TV show "Nightline" into a tight space, mine adjacent try an experiment: a 30-minute a booth at Shady Glen moratorium on conversation Best thing about Manchester to another one. Co-workers from the counter at Shady Glen the sales and production every weeknight. We could kiss Worst thing about Manchester departments fly in and out all and hug and say hello, but that's Gary Tucker/Manchealer Herald day asking for information. about all we'd say. Everything is mshed, on I'd go about gathering myself deadline, due yesterday. — decompressing, to avoid the Of course. I'm not the only beiids — before we'd talk any person who makes a living in an more. 1 was free to soak in Commitment to the Big and Tall Men!! office that seems to be run by privacy as if it were a bubble Ringling Brothers. We all have bath. I could reflect on the day RECAVS to cope with a certain degree of past or, more likely, look ahead “Largest Selection East of the River” pressure and confusion — all of to the evening, all without my us, that is, except my husband. husband hovering around like a My husband is a free-lance puppy and doting on me. \ ■ writer. On most days, he My husband has SELECTION: You can count on... operates in tranquility out of an accommodated himself Largest selection East of the River. Sport office at home. He has no admirably to this new shirts to 6X. dress shirts to 20. slacks to 66, salespeople wailing in his ear arrangement. He simply stays at sport coats to 66. that an order is late. An his typewriter until the ban on STYLE: You are looking for... answering machine takes his talking ends for the night. Sure, calls if he's out or busy or just we miss each other in the Updated colors and textures. not in the mood to be meantime. But then we're all the SERVICE: You can depend on... interrupted. On the whole, he more ready to get reacquainted Meet Chris and Ray who specialize in fitting works alone. over dinner. the Big and Tall Man. Now, the moment I leave my We find ourselves coming office, I exult in my freedom. together at the table with the BRANDS: You can trust... Riding home, I let all the special sweetness of a reunion, Hart, Schaffner & Marx. Sansabelt, London accumulated irritations slide off eager to tell all. It's as if we've Fog, Members Only, Enro shirs. Lee jeans. me like an unwanted skin. All I taken a 30-minute holiday from Levi slacks, Robert Bruce sportswear. can think about in an ecstasy of each other. Now we can really anticipation, is getting home, take our time — after all, we changing my clothes, washing have all night. ■ Built to Look Good. Built to Last my face and starting the day over. In short, I want to be left pretty much alone. Make Enro your choice for My husband, on the other long and short sleeve broadcloth hand, craves contact at the end Dress Shirts... »22«> of the day as much as I would REGAL'S appreciate some privacy. Until 15’/i to 18'/Si Tall 17% to 20 Big recently, my homecomings were rather less than pleasant for me as a result. '&l ★ FREE MONOGRAMMING No sooner would I step in the MEN’S SHOPS door than he would start in with ON ANY SHIRT PURCHASE DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER a full-scale conversation. He —WITH THIS AD— would give me a 643-2478 minute-by-minute account of his OPEN THURS. NITE TIL 9:00 day — how many pages he wrote, what he ate, how well he z& r^r'O - napped at noon — and then ask me to spill out all the details of WEEKEND PLUS. 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As the lights dim and the Al also declined to provide his projector rolls, a scream rises last name, fearing his from the 300-seat UA Theatre. employer’s reaction. At 36, he’s Men dressed in black lace tights the oldest of the actors. He said and leather run down the aisle to he’s been coming to UA for the the stage in front of the screen. past three years. He said he Others in equally garish attire likes the chance at acting. “ It’s take their seats, or stand also a lot of fun.” he said. waiting to yell their lines. A pair of shiny-wet red lips □ a □ appears on the screen, and the The movie itself premiered in V audience begins to chant. "A September 1975. Although it long, long time ago. in a galaxy drew bad reviews, a crowd of far. far away. God said, ‘Let faithful watchers across the there be lips,’ and there were country continued to see the film The audience is part of the show at the “Rocky Horror Picture lips, and they were good lips. over and over until it became Show.” Below, Robert Bouchard, left, and Mickey Sweeney don Take it away lips.” the most famous cult film of all It's Friday night at the time. Last October, a 10th newspapers as the audience throws rice and water. Parkade. The “ Rocky Horror anniversary party was held, and Picture Show” is just beginning. articles appeared in national Those who go see “ The Rocky magazines about the show's Horror Picture Show” week continued popularity. after week aren’t there just to The movie appeared on a watch a movie. They’re there to regular basis in Manchester’s take part in the drama of the UA Theatre in 1980. Al said the evening. They ARE the evening. only other place it is shown in The show has to be seen to be the state is Groton. Last believed. October, the Manchester and □ □ □ Groton casts exchanged perfor­ If s th e mances. he said. Joe, a 22-year-old hairdresser The word “ cult” is what turns from Colchester, has been going many away from the movie. to Rocky Horror for four years. “ They hear ’cult’ and He declined to give his last automatically they think, ’Jim name. Jones had a cult.’” said Al. He said he first saw the film in “ Most of the people who put his senior year in high school. He down Rocky are the ones that i . - J and some friends had jost haven’t seen it.” finished performing in their “ The lifestyles are not as evil school play. as people think they are,” Al ” We wanted tocelebrateanddo said. Joe agreed. He noted that something deviant.” he said. there is no nudity or vulgar ’’Rocky Horror was the only way language in the movie. All the to do something deviant and not controversial aspects of the get into trouble.” show — the homosexuality, the Gradually, he became one of sadism, the cannibalisin — are the “ cast” — a group of people suggested rather than shown, he Parkade who act out in front of the screen said. what is being shown above them. □ □ □ They do so week after week, The two cast members said □ □ a there’s a positive side to the Dressed as Dr. Frank-N-Furter, Craig of Plainville comes to Joe plays Brad, a bumbling, movie, a side which is often watch a recent showing of Rocky Horror. Show! clean-cut young man who is overlooked. traveling with his fiancee. His “ It’s an outlet to release Each is frisked and bags are car breaks down one rainy and inhibitions,” Joe said. “ It makes show, he said. UA Theatre at about 11; 30 p.m. checked for alcohol, drugs and stormy night on a lonely road, fun of sex, and people who put There is also a practical The cast members have been objects which can be lethal if forcing them to seek shelter in a sex down.’’ benefit to watching Rocky given permanent free passes. thrown. castle populated by a weird He explained that this is Horror, Al said. “ It gives you an They meet in the lobby, their Rocky Horror goers are only assortment of ghoulisji charac­ particularly helpful for teenag­ alternative instead of going to a plastic bags stuffed with outfits permitted to bring rice, toast, ters. including a transvestite ers who see the moviei Anxieties bar and getting drunk. It’s a sort and makeup. Some arrive fully toilet (taper and either squirt vampire named Dr. Frank-n- about sex can make adolescence of high without taking alcohol or dressed. guns or water bottles. These are Furter. and early adulthood a troubling drugs." used during the movie. “ It’s a spoof on all the sci-fi time.4'he movie helps alleviate “ An emotional high,” added Gradually, the crowd in the As midnight approaches, the Story by George Layng movies of the ’Ms,” says Al. that strain. Joe. foyer grows. Young adults in crowd mills In the hallway another cast nnember. He plays “ It takes off all the shackles of spiked mohawk haircuts, leading to the theater. Photos by David Bashaw Frank-N-Furter. “ You have a society,” added Al. “Don’t □ □□ earrings and purple eye shadow sinister butler, Frankenstein, dream it — Hve it,” is one of the slowly file past the usher and manager. i' and aliens.'’ ideas behind participating In the The crowd begins to gather at CenMnuatf- WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 17. 1986 W EEK END PLUS. Saturday, May 17. 1986 8 Cover Story 9 The Image Workshop To avoid the nightmare Packing of too many suitcases, use careful planning

By Sandl Hastings Women who are frequent travelers know that it’s a nightmare to be over-burdened with heavy suitcases. However, many don’t know how to organize a wardrobe to travel with the minimum of luggage and the maximum of changes. The best way to organize a traveling wardrobe is to choo.se two coordinating colors from your scheme (or several shades of one color) and to select clothes in these colors that are both practical and versatile. If you are a brunette (a winter) 1 recommend a black and red or taupe and purple combination. A pale blonde (a .summer) might choose french blue and burgundy or ice pink and off-white with a color accent in a navy scarf. Golden blondes (springs) look nice in camel and gray or Mediterranean blue and daffodil yellow. Cinnamon and dark chocolate or brick red and cream are winning combina­ tions for the auburn redhead. By mixing and matching, you can create a closet with enough variety to last your entire trip, 4V ' ’' whether it's three days or three weeks. Below are suggestions for the minimum number of clothes to take on two business ONVls]^ trips: a midweek business trip _ /V\3N and a lengthy business trip. % I' What to pack for a three-to five-day business trip 1 suit 1 skirt 1 slip Do you have a 1 pair pants 1 slip 2 to 3 sweaters (1 cardigan, 2 Jewelry 2 blouses (Iday. 1 evening) Jewelry pullovers) question for The Cosmetics 1 sweater Cosmetics 1 vest Hair-dryer and curling iron Image Workshop? 4 b 1 scarf Hair-drytr and curling iron 2 scarves 1 coat 1 coat Write to Sandi Hast­ 2 pair shoes What to pack for a two- to 2 pair shoes ings at Weekend Plus 2 handbags (1 day. 1 evening) three-week business trip 2 handbags (1 day. 1 evening) 1 nightgown, bathrobe, folding 2 suits 2 nightgowns, bathrobe, Magazine, P.O. Box slippers 1 skirt folding slippers_ 591 , Manchester 5 pair pantyhose Moreen Provencher of Windham paints her nails before a 3 pairs pantyhose 2 pair pants 06040. The hero Brad and heroine Janet, played by 3 sets underwear 5 blouses (3 day. 2 evening) 5 sets underwear recent performance. She's been part of the cast the longest. Joey of Colchester and Cindy of Plainville, She plays the part of Columbia, who is a rock 'n' roll groupie. press the flesh beneath the movie screen during one scene. DeCORMIER NISSAN

... Contlnuad Seeing these, audiences began THEAlAIVfEfS When Joe first started coming show, and new ones replaced The audience is beginning to yelling wisecracks. „ to U A ’s showings, he and the them. warm up. Once the one-hour-and-40- Eventually, a standard set of other leaders tried to emphasize " A long, long time ago in a NISSAIM minute film begins, the theater audience lines developed, □ □ a certain catcalls, until eventually galaxy faraway... , thanks in large part to a New is filled with noise and dance. At the audience caught on. Rocky Horror, however, York City theater that has every pause, the audience “ We almost trained half the continues to roll along. Both Al become the national headquar­ chants a satirical or obscene audience," he said. and Joe said they were confident SAFETY INSPECTED VACATION READY USED CARS ters for the show. An album of comment about the character on While the show is amusing at it will be around for a long while. the catcalls was made, and it •5995 82 Nissan Sentra Wagon *4995 the screen. first, the novelty begins to wear How long will they continue to 84 VW Rabbit became the basis for •6795 „ 81 Datsun Maxima *5995 The remarks are takeoffs of off toward the end. And while show up each weekend at UA? 84 Buick Regal Rocky-goers across the country. Professionally hand-crafted * •10,900 80 Toyota Corolla (Auto.)*4295 old jokes, locker room jokes and the fun may still be there for the "A s long as I can," Al said. He 83 Lincoln Town Car lines you might read in Mad custom designs in leaded •8495 84 Firebird SE ‘ 8995 □ □ □ performers, some viewers may said he probably won’t be doing 83 Olds Delta 88 magazine. begin to become bored, it for the rest of his life. stained glass for home or office *■ The catcalls started because In each theater, though, there especially when the movie Joe agreed. He said he'd leave 285 BROAD STREET of the film's shortcomings and are original remarks not heard follows its predictable course. when he gets bored. MANCHESTER, 643-4165 suggestive scenes, Joe ex­ elsewhere, Joe said. Taken The cast gets tired, too. Some Until then, though, both said HORTHSRN LIGHTS STUPIO Mon., T u m ., W m I. S Frt. 9:30 9.m. to 8:00 p.m. plained. The movie is low together, the comments give the move on to other things. In they intend to continue with the ELY SEGAL Eves. (203) 643-9138 NISSAN Thun. ’M OKM p.m.; ZaL 'Ml 4XXI p.m. budget, and there are many audience a chance to become October, most of the original “ Rocky Horror Picture Show” inconsistencies and mistakes. part of the performance. Manchester members left the each Friday and Saturday night. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 17. 1986

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Conventions via satellite not far away Video training films ... Continued Douglas Corporation. Atlantic Richfield Company. Eastman have eliminated the corporation, has also begun Kodak. Exxon Corporation. need to continuously Hewlett-Packard. Wang and using teleconferencing lor bring in instructors to / engineering purposes Digital Equipment Corporation f'lTi; Strategic System are all using this new way to repeatthe same Dic isuins make extensive use of communicate information that material. eliminates the time involved in xideo III support of training, general information and status travel and reduces costs reporting These locations also associated with travel to to influence viewers to a specific use teleconferencing for graduate meetings. project that involved older . ¥ we had in early instructional way of thinking. engineering courses in Even on a smaller scale, residents of the Wrentham / companies find teleconferencing materials. Now the video tapes "My students also saw me as conjunction with Northwestern are resources that supplement community who served as pen reduces travel expenses and pals, taught local history and a role mtxlcl of an adult who is University. and enrich the curriculum." a continuous learner. The class Engineers in suburban settings other travel problems such as assisted with classroom weather. LeBaron says. saw that learning doesn't stop lake part in courses If a severe teacher shortage academics. J C. Penney uses with the end of formal leleconferenced from the urban develops, will instructional The video captured the teleconferencing to connect enthusiams of the children and schooling. They respected the campus. Each class is media fill the void in our difficulties I encountered when videotaped for future reference various locations in New York the spirit'of the leading elders in City. Aetna uses it between classrooms? mastering a whole new set ot It is estim ated that one by those whose work "No one in educational the pen-pal program. It Hartford and Windsor. Conn. documented what had been skills." she says. commitments may cause them to television seriously advocates While Abelove aptly million conferences Boeing Commercial Airplane achieved. It also showed how miss an (Kcasional class.' substituting television for demonstrated some of the Company, with two locations intergenerational involvement and conventions are Norton and GTE arc but the teachers. Those of us in educational benefits ot producing tip of the corporate iceberg in near Seattle, expedited promoted positive attitudes held annually in this privceedings for certification of educational television are videos with children, she is the general trend to have video educators first and we recognize toward aging. Boeing 75 using “The use of video not only concerned about the expense. country. By 1990, meetings and use video that the teacher is always Even with loaned equipment teleconferencing. enriches the curriculum; in a m ore and more of technology to enhance primary." LeBaron says. from cable stations, prtxlucing productivity. Instructional video is also heterogeneous class it also adding new dimensions to the “Educational television could broadcast quality tapes can run these m eetings are Nationally, videoconferencing allow school systems to deal brings out the best in everyone. classroom, and although still All levels of ability are able to into hundreds or sometimes expected to be wholly has been shown to be a with declining resources by thousands of dollars it outside cost-effective way to conduct experimental, it is expected that participate in a cohesive group teleconferencing also has a using teleconferencing to resources are needed. Her hope or partly electronic. business. If the number of sites enhance the availability of project." Abelove observed. future in schools. “Special needs students with is that grant money will be made are held constant and the number certain types of coursework." available to supptin such of participants increases, the cost Why has the use of For example, rural areas using difficulties in learning are able educational television in schools enrichment projects in per person drops. Such satellite technology could .share to assist with camera and increased? John LeBaron of the public-school classrooms. conferences for extremely large one teacher for less popular production skills while talented Massachusetts State Department The potentially powerful groups can cost as little as $10 courses such as advanced students find they are able to of Education cites several make elaborate presentations, influence of video in business to $20 per person. physics which they would be and education has yet to be fully Ford Motor Company held a rea.sons; The price of quality unable to offer without pooling adding music, posters and Video isn^ just VCR equipment has declined in the scenery to their parts as well as realized. 38-city video conference to resources. Even if only one or past five years so that it is now However, with greater By Barbara Diamond fastest-growing industries and introduce new car models to two pupils wanted the course, painstakingly writing and telecommunications are also video crew that shoots on eliminated the need to available for about $300; school awareness of the significant one of the most exciting new being experienced at the 20.000 sales people in 1981. It teleconferencing would permit it rehearsing their presentations if location in people's offices and continuously bring in instructors systems seem to have more contribution video can make to a magine watching a information mediums available corporate level. Last November, went on to install a $10 million to be offered. they so chose." variety of instructional and other corporate sellings. to repeal the same material. New leeway in their budgets; the This first video was so well television screen and to schools and businesses. the informational systems and system connecting 202 Ford There has been little criticism communication purposes, Susan Comey of audio visual product lines have been overwhelming push for received that Abelove is now being able to see. hear It is estimated that one million services department of Norton services explains that Norton has locations in the United States over the use of instructional video's role will continue to introduced to distributors very computers has leveled off; and making another video with her and speak with people conferences and conventions are Company in Worcester shown a definite commitment to successfully with video. Video and it's now experimenting with television in schools. Teachers expand in both the business and from all over the held annually in this country. By participated in a satellite a video link to dealerships. the quality of instructional third grade entitled “How to audio visual services by recently support has even been used to programming has increased over are pleased with the extra education areas. ■ country, or even the 1990 more and more of these symposium on artificial upgrading its equipment. In the Merrill Lynch used video resources it brings to the Care For a New Puppy".- I train people to use a new the past 10 years. Capitalizing on the fact that world, without leaving your meetings are expected to become intelligence. Sponsored by Texas last year alone the company conferencing to reach clients and classroom. Parents who feel computer system. "There are no more talking animals have universal appeal home state or your place of either wholly or partly Instruments » d originating in produced 60 videos. brokers in 30 cities children watch enough television Perhaps the videos Norton is heads replacing the teacher that for children, she built the idea business. electronic, with the revenues of Dallas, the^leconference was Several limes the audio visual most proud of are the ones made simultaneously. McDonnell outside of school usually only Imagine being able to bring the teleconferencing industry seen at 470 locations throughout staff traveled to international on a concept from the class for community service. They object because they are reading program. It will the world into the classroom to expected to increase to more that the world. locations so that foreign plants unfamiliar with the quality of have produced videos for the dramatize how the children enhance the curriculum. 10 times their present level. Norton rented a satellite dish and their staff could also be programming being offered and past eight years for the United learned to research a topic by Imagine what could Worcester (Mass.) State for the teleconference and had included. Videos filmed in Way of Central Massachusetts the support material available to College students, from Telecommunications technology by using the library and community accomplished with such a SO employees from all divisions American plants have been which are shown at other help teachers make the most of teen-agers to senior citizens, resources. powerful tool. in attendance. It was termed an included for world-wide companies during the United participated in a teleconference itself, or in combination with video, has this resource. While previous generations overwhelming success by presentation. It succeeds in Way campaign. Last May their Judith Abelove. a teacher in Abelove points out that that allowed them to share may have relegated these Pamela Cleveland, the training narrowing the distance between United Way campaign program Wrentham, Mass., became hands-on video production information with communities as become one of the fastest-growing concepts to the world of science supervisor. “It's an experience I Norton's 27 locations. won a local award from the teaches children to think on their far away as Texas. California interested in video production fiction, the technology from the definitely want to repeat, Often a whole program that is International Television industries and one of the most exciting new feet, to refine listening skills and and New Jersey. One of the and did make the time and mid-twentieth century onward especially in the manufacturing educational, informational and Association in Boston. to follow directions. It makes students. Julia Mack, was information mediums available to schools energy commitment to producing has made such events science subject areas," she says. unifying is produced on specific "It made us feel very special, them more critical television interviewed by the Christian While this was the first of a video with her cla.ss. She. too. fact. groups within the company. because there were over 800 Telecommunication Science Monitor and the teleconferencing at Norton's and businesses. .saw it as an exciting teaching viewers becau.se. being involved Such a video was recently made entries," Susan Comey explains. in the editing process, they see technology by itself, or in interview was then aired during Worcester location, the company tool. on the industrial ceramics GTE, another international how programs can be designed combination with video, has the teleconference. has been using video for 10 division. Abelove designed a classroom become one of the The advantages of years and employs a mobile Video training films have ContinuBd W E E K E N D PLUS. Saturday. M a y 17. 1986 13 to 20 12 At the Movies WEEKEND TELEVISION Pullout Section 'Short Circuif like 'EX’ Saturday, May 17

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(|$ Superfriends the human spirit. It Is also a homage to the '30s ora epMomized ^ Ask the Manager befriended by an understanding demonstration goes well until a Steve Guttenberg. late of [C N N ] Daybreak by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. And, Hk^ a faded ^ Nuestra Familia human. Forces of the bolt of lightning strikes Robot “ Cocoon” and the “ Police [D IS] Mouserctse high-school yearbook. It racks of romance, wilted passion and Yankee Woodtot establishment launch an No. 5. The robot develops a mind Academy” films, is by now an [TM C] M O V IE; 'The Old Maid' A pair of (61) Lost in Space broken promisos as a World War II dance team to reunited tor a sisters become involved in a struggle after overkill campaign to capture of its own, preferring peace not old and experienced hand with [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer T V apedal. This may not be Fsllinrs finest film, but the Italian the lover of one is killed in the Civil War ” 4: and-or destroy the escapee. war, and escapes. outlandish situations. Fisher Bette Davis, Miriam Hopkins. 1939. [ESPN] Revco's World Class Women V master proves he hasn't lost his touch. Augusto PoderosI to 1 The formula worked magnifi­ The robot hunt is on. The Stevens cunningly handles the [USA] Jimmy Swaggart (R) plant’s boss. Austin Pendleton, scripts malapropisms. though superb as an overzeaious transvestite. Grade: B. [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Days of Heaven* Three cently in ” E .T .” and it succeeds 7 :3 0 A M QD Dungeons and Dragons teenage migrant farm workers cross paths V in “Short Circuit.” As an orders his security chief, G.W. the stereotype of Indians may be O un gH o (F O -1 9 — Mleliasl Keaton, OeddoWalanMa, CD Wonderama with a wealthy wheat farmer. Brooke exercise in audience manipula­ Bailey, to seek and destroy, if objectionable. George Wendl, Mind Regers. (Comedy) Actor/director Ron fE in Depth Adams. Richard Gere, Linda Manz 1978 Rated PG necessary. The robot’s inventor, Mainly, it is No. S who must (It) Voltron, Defender of the Universe tion. the new film deserves the Howard comas out of thesea ("Splash”) and sky ("Cocoon") to [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow highest rating. Steve Guttenberg, protests carry “ Short Circuit,” and it tackle turf. Or, to be more precise, to tackle the problenw that (2d) Underdog Expo mightily to no avail. Guttenberg does so with pathos and wit. In a (3fi) Mr. T The adventure starts at Nova occur when a Japanaee company Invades a small-town auto 9:10AM [CNN] Health Week and his assistant, an English- mock version of its plight. No. 5 It's Your Business Robotics, an Oregon electronics factory In Pennsylvania T o be even more precise, Howard 9:30AM CD Ulysses 31 mangling Indian (Fisher mutters: “ Escaped robot fights (61) Robotech plant, where the military is doean't tacklethetopic; ho tombiea It. 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[ESPN] Tennis Magazine (Lahti) discovers that her new best friend (Moore) to married to (11) Little Rascals for The Associated Press. she is incredulous, then she Running time: 99 minutes. ■ 10:00AM CD Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' (20) Fat Albert the man sheto been hming an affair with. A corned of errors Wrestling (2^ ^ ) Snorks ensues, then the film takes a more serious turn when a genuine CD Bionic Woman '24) Sesame Street (CC) tragedy strikee. Director Alan Burns keeps both the comedy CD (40) Laff-A-Lympics (CC) (38) From the Editor's Desk and the tragedy a littlatoo tightly under control, but there are CD Solid Gold (41) Los Poiivoces plenty of good moments. All tour stars turn In first-rate (11) Puttin' on the Hits (61) Voltron. Defender of the Universe pertormancee, but Lahti to the standout. Grade: B. (16) Lome Greene's New Wilderness Ally Sheedy grows up [C N N ] Daybreak (20) Greatest American Hero [D IS] Dumbo's Circus Legend (PG) — Tom Crulso, Mia Sar% Tim Curry. (Fantaay) (24) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood [ESPN] Australian Rules Football '86 This one Is tor undemanding fantasy fisns only. The forces of Maverick By BobThoma* (R) as Gene Hackman. Ellen intimidated me in school. I felt I good (represented by Cruise and Sara) take on the forces of (41) Reino Salvaje Burstyn. Ann-Margret and Amy was being watched.” [HBO] MOVIE: 'Bobby Deerfield' A car evil and darkness (represented by Curry). The story to as racing superstar has his emotions chal­ (Sf) Motorweek THROUGH THICKE AND THIN — Alan Thicke remembers what it’s like to be on the LOS A N G ELE S — No more Madigan in “Twice in a She has written for the Village predictable as they come, and the creatures of darkness are so lenged by a terminally ill woman Al Pa­ (6i) Wrestling cino, Marthe Keller, Anny Duperey 1977 bottom, so he’s making a point of enjoying his recent ’’Growing Pains” success. He the troubled teenager. Ally Lifetime.” Voice, the New York Times and grotesque that t h ^ r e often paInfUl to look at. Curry shows an [DIS] Wind in the Willows Rated PG. Sheedy emerges as a woman in All of this is by an actress who MS literary magazine, mean­ [E S P N ] Championship Roller Derby always knew that he and his co-star, Joanna Kerns, would measure up. ’’Growing Pains occmional spark as Darkness, and Sara is lovely to look at, but [MAX] MOVIE; Sheene' (CC) An two major films being released made her movie debut in 1983. while acting in commercials and this flick has littleetoetorecommend H. Grade: C-mimis. American T V producer falls in love with a [HBO] M OVIE: 'The Ice Pirates* Space airs Tuesdays on ABC. in May. It’s hard to imagine the plays. At 18 she moved to jungle queen out to stop an educated na­ pirates join a beautiful princess in search of her explorer father and a newly discovered California to study drama at the Lucas (PG ) — Coray Haim, Kerri Green, CharHe Sheen. tive prince from usurping the throne of an In Paramount’s action-drama affable, outgoing Miss Sheedy as African kingdom. Tanya Roberts, Ted source of much-needed water in a nearby [D IS ] Edison Tw ins “ Blue City,” she plays a young an outsider in school, but she University of Southern Califor­ (Comedy-Drama) In which some clean-cut 1S-year-oldiocfc Wass, Donovan Scott 1984. Rated PG galaxy. Robert Urich, Mary Crosby. 1984. ground of Midway Island serves as a (g ) Comedy Classics learns a lesson about dedication and bravery from an Rated PG. breeding ground for Gooney birds. (60 ^ MOVIE: 'The Legend of Lizzie Bor­ 1 :00PM CB M OVIE: scream, Bla- woman who joins Judd Nelson in claims that’s how it was at the nia. [U S A ] Alive 8. Wall! min.) In Stereo. cula. Scream' A vampire takes a young underdeveloped 14-year-old genius. Haim plays Lucas with [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Beastmaster' A den' The story of the notorious New Eng­ striking back at a murderous Columbia Grammar and Prep Despite her heavy film load, 8 :3 0 A M CD Berenstain Bears young man who can communicate with an­ ( ^ 'Three Stooges land spinster accused of the axe murders male disciple into his mansion William verve; and redheaded Green as Maggie, the girl Lucas loves and of her father and stepmother Elizabeth Marshall, Pam Grier. Don Mitchell 1973 gang who has terrorized a small School in New York. she remains enrolled. CD Rainbow Brite imals sets out to avenge his father's mur­ (41) Lucha Libra SIN loses, evokes a gentle warmth. Sheen (another sibling from the der Marc Singer, Tanya Roberts. Rip Torn. Montgomery, Fritz Weaver. Katherine Hel- ( p The Rockford Files Florida town. In Tri-Star’s “ I exaggerated Allison (in “ In the past five years I’ve CD (40) Uttlas (CC) Say Brother 1982 Rated PG mond. 1975. (5 ) M OVIE; Escape 2000' Tw o people, Martin Sheen acting stable) to the jock who befriends Lucas Meet the Mayors (6t) World Class Championship W res­ fantasy-comedy, “ Short Cir­ “ The Breakfast Club” ) — head managed about four years of CD [U SA] Keys to Success Candlepin Bowling labeled deviates by their society, are sent and then wins the love of Maggie. The film to somewhat more tling cuit.” she’s an animal lover who down, watching the others attendance,” she said. ’I figure I (il) MOVIE: 'Mr. Muggs Steps Out' The Rumbo al Mondial to a reeducation camp Steve Railsback. than a television "Afternoon Spedsi” but somewhat lass than a East Side Kids are once again in trouble. 10:10AM [CN N] Showbiz Week [ESPN] Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour­ befriends an escaped robot suspiciously.” she said. “Other­ can finish up in another year and Sesame Street (CC) , Olivia Hussey 1982 Leo Gorcey. Hunt Hall. East Side Kids. nal d i) MOVIE: 'The Devil's Bride’ A man fulfilling adult drama. But it's a great flick tor theunder-16 1 0:30AM CD G'^) Ewoks/Droids A d ­ g l) M O V IE: 'W ay, W ay O ut' A timid out- being tracked down by a wise she had the same feelings I get my Bachelor of Fine Arts. 1943 [TM C] MOVIE: Ladyhawke' (CC) A assists a young friend who is under the crowd. Takethe kidsi Grade: B. venture Hour erspace trainee is urged to marry a woman government agency and its had in school, I wasn’t unhappy, It’s something I like to do. I like Cil) Qua Pasa, USA? young pickpocket helps a pair of lovers un­ spell of Mocate, an ultra-evil satanist. (18) America's Top Ten astronomy student so that they could man der an evil monk's curse. Matthew Broder­ Christopher Lee, Charles Gray, Nike Ar- inventor. Steve Guttenberg. but I couldn’t make close to finish what I have started.” ■ (20) Spiderm an the U.S. weather station on the moon. The Money PH (P G )— Tom Hanks, ShoNeyLeng, AlsKandor ick, Rutger Hauer, Michelle Pfeiffer 1984. ^ (30) Punky Brewster Jerry Lewis. Connie Stevens. Dennis righi. 1968. These two movies should friends. I buried myself in books Godunov. (Comedy) The minute this romantic couple moves ^ Gummi Bears (CC) Rated PG-13. In Stereo. break her out of the so-called and English classes and tried ( ^ Newton's Apple (CC) Weaver. 1966. d® Soul Train Into a dream house. Its starts to self-destruct. Slime emerges [USA] Best of Money. Money Twilight Zone Brat Pack. Hollywood loves out for all the plays. ’ ’ dj) Super Ubro [CNN] Newsday from the pipes, small electrical fires erupt almost every time a 1 1 ;30AM d ) Kid'i World @ Inside Look labels, and a new crop of Miss Sheedy’s father was a ^ Presente! [ES P N ] Ma]or League Baseball's Grea­ Rating guide light switch Is flipped, and the staircase collapses. When they [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch ® T.V. Auction test Hits: 1967 World Series @ ) Modem Maturity independent-minded actors has marketing executive, her Channels try to have the house repaired, they discover that local workers [D IS ] M OVIE; 'Across the Great Divide' @ Kidd Vidao [HBO] MOVIE: 'Home from the HilT An ® Let's Go Bowling been lumped into the category of mother a writer and literary Motion Picture Association of Tw o orphans travel west to claim their (40) Super Powers Team: Galactic illegitimate son saves his father's life Rob­ hme to be bribed with outrageous sums to even come and take Hartford, C T (f) @ Washington Week in Review (CC) WFSB land inheritance. Heather Rattray, Mark ert Mitchum. Eleanor Parker, Everett Brat Packers. Predictably, they agent. “Ourhome was always America rating definitions: New York, NY (f)‘ Guardians [CN N] Newsday a look at the place. "Money Pit” has its amusing moments, but WNEW Hall. Robert Logan. 1976. Rated G. Sloane 1960 New Haven. CT lij (Sf) Tony Brown's Journal don’t care much for it. filled with writers, teachers, G — General audiences. All none of the gags are original, and watching the house fall apart WTNH [M AX] MOVIE; Sylvester' (CC) An or­ [D IS ] International Circus Stars of T o ­ New York. NY CD [U S A ] Crafts Video Magazine “ Nobody likes to be called a intellectuals.” she recalled. ages admitted. is sometimes positively painful. Grade: C - ^ s . WOR [C N N ] Baseball '86 phaned Texas teenager Is determined to morrow Ben Vereen hosts the annual WPIX New York. NY (til competition of circus performers under the brat.” said Miss Sheedy. who is She studied and danced with PG — Parental guidance (t« 1 1:00AM C£ Richi* Rich [ESPN] NFL Superstars turn a raggedy rodeo horse into a cham­ WHCT Hartford. C T pion jumper Melissa Gilbert, Richard Farn­ age of 25 at the Festival Mondial du Cirque On VatenUnefs Day (P G ) — HaMe Foote, WWIam Waterbury. CT 79 CD MOVIE: 'Thunder of Drums' A U.S. [U SA ] Hollywood Insider “ nearly 24.” the American Ballet Theater suggested. Some material may WTXX sworth. Michael Schoeffling 1985 Rated de Demain in Paris, France. (90 min.) Springfield, M A Cavalry captain feels his new lieutentant is Converae-Roberts, Michael Hlggbw, lleven HIM, MaUhaw WWLP m o v i e ; T h ro o D av» of She has appeared with most of and at the age of 12 produced a not be suitable for children. Hartford. C T (24 just another West Pointer to be broken 1 2:00PM CB PG [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing from MerriH- WEDH the Condor' An unknown band of killers Broderick. (Drama) Horton Foote (“Tender Mercies,” “The Trip Hartford. C T down into a fighting machine. Richard [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Possession of Joel vtlle, IN (R) the leaders of the Pack: Sean book. “ She Was Nice to Mice.” PG-13 — Special parental WVIT 96 closes in on a CIA agent and the woman Boston. M A Boone, (3eorge Hamilton, Luana Patten. Delaney' A young man falls under the spell [TM C] M OVIE: Reckless' Tw o kids Penn in “ Bad Boys” : Matthew ” I was always writing stories guidance strongly suggested for to Bountifur) writee lyrical screenplays extolling the virtues of WSBK 96 who IS reluctantly hiding him. Robert Bed­ Springfield, M A 146 1961. of evil and it seems no or>e can save him. WGGB ford, Faye Dunaway. Cliff Robertson. from the opposite sides of the tracks faM in Broderick in “WarGames”: and poems, and I acted them out children under 13. Some the human spirit. Foote’s work Is deeply rooted In tradition; Paterson, NJ (41) Shirley Maclaine, k'^.'jhsel Sarrazin. 1971. love Aidan Quinn, Daryl Hannah, Kenneth WXTV CD All-Star Wrestling 197& Rob Lowe in “ Oxford Blues” : for my mother.” she said. “ One material may be inappropriate Robert Duvall calls it “rural Chekhov.” Here, the characters and WGBY Springfield. M A 97) McMillan 1984. Rated R. In Stereo. Hartford. C T it) Cn) FTV (D W W F ChampkMiship Wrestling 12:15PM [DiSlDTv Nelson. Molly Ringwald, Emilio day I was doing one of my short for young children. conflicts of a small Texas town are given some time to workout WTIC 1 ;1 5PM (g) ® Major League Bmam- CNN Cable New s Ntw ik ICNNI CJ® Coca Cola 100th Anniversary Par­ (D Whiz Kids 1 2:30PM ® AHr«f Hitchcock Estevez, Anthony Michael Hall stories for her and a friend. R — Restricted. Under 17 their problems and work through their imaginations. This Is a Sports Network lESPNl ade balt: Kansas City at Chicego White So* ESPN dl) Pro Wrestling USA @ Spidofman or CaHfomia at Detroit in “The Breakfast Club” ; Joyce Johnson, an editor at requires accompanying parent gentle and slow-moving film that occasionally sags but never HBO Home Box Office iHBOl ^ Wrestling CINEMAX Citwmw (MAXi ( ^ Twilight Zone ® ) Joy of Painting or adult guardian. wilts. Grade: B-mlnus. (g) (S) Alvin & the Chipmunks Nelson. Estevez, Lowe, Andrew McGraw-Hill. ’I think that could TMC Movie Channel ITMCI (g )M r . T ® Black Pafapacttva McCarthy, in ”St. Elmo’s Fire,” make a children’s book,’ she ' X — No one under 17 admitted. USA USA Network lUSAl (3 ) Nature: The Oooneys of Midway ... ContIfUMd (FHmgrmdingrA — euparitoB— goodiC-avorsgofO- (CC ) The World W ar II Pacific battie- (3 ) Rod & Reel [C N N ] Evans and Novak Miss Sheedy also acted with said. Some states may have higher poof?F— awhif) more mature performers such “ It was a success, but that age restrictions. ■ WEBKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 17,19»6.- » « I . i,'»'r j'-i » V* >• ’i i f * WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 17. 1986 - 14 Saturday, Continued Saturday, Continued i9Koute carefree school bus driver's pals decide to HD Routa 66 throw a pre-wedding party tor him. Tom 1 l30PM (2® Alfred Hitchcock (ST) Innovation [CN N ] CNN Evaning Naws Har4(8, Tawny Kitaen. Adrian Zmed. Nostalgia [C N N ] Special Report 1984. Rated R. C24) Living With Animals ACROSS DOWN [HBO] Standing Room Only: Liza In In 1969, Paul Newman and Robert Redford teamed (5^ Wall Street Week [E S P N ] Golf: S.'Bill Cosby’s neglecting whimsical and college student s make-believe espionage squad is determined to enforce morality in vasion of aliens from the eighth dimension [CN N ] Big Story PG the serenity of Australia's Great Barrier escapist shows, some of which Peter Weller, John Lithgow, Ellen Barkin 6:00PM X) CB ® New* As ^hoois Match Wits game turns real when he meets a beautiful his city Harry Reams. Nicole Morin. Geof­ remarkable success on NBC is Reef James Mason. Helen Mirren 1969, 1984 Rated PG [HBO] MOVIE; Midnight Madness' CD What's Happening Now (24 Fourth Estate [USA] MOVIE: The Fan' A young man female spy Anthony Edwards. Linda Fkk- frey Bowes. 1982. Rated R. that more than half of the 98 include aliens (the outer space (CC ) College students embark on an all- terrorizes the chic circle surrounding his fa­ entmo 1985 Rated P G -13 Rated R (D Championship Wrestlirtg ^ Price is Right M O V IE: Red Ban Ex kind) and lighter adventure 3:00PM C B M OVIE: state Fair' An night scavenger hunt throughout Los An­ vorite stage star Lauren Bacall. James MOVIE; Destination 3:30AM X pilots ordered by the three Qi) (g) Star Trek [U SA ] Night Flight 1:25AM X prsss* A World W ar II commander is Iowa farm family spends a hectic week at geles David Naughton, Debra Clinger, Ed­ (M) Maude Garner. Maureen Stapleton 1981 Tokyo' A submarine captain and a rebel­ networks revolve around family series in the spirit of plagued by an assistant who thinks he is the State Fair Jeanrie Cram, Dana An­ die Deezen 1980 Rated PG dD International World Championship What’s Happening Now 1 1:30PM X Hawaii Five-0 lious sailor clash on a perilous mission to 8:30PM X (^ Benson (CC) (R) responsible for his brother s death. Jeff “Moonlighting.” drews Vivian Blame 1945 [MAX] MOVIE: The Bugs Bunny / Wrestling World War II Tokyo. Cary Grant. John Gar­ life. [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report (M) Facts of Life (R). In Stereo X MOVIE: The Spidw Woman' Chandler, Sidney Poitier. Hugh O'Brian. The networks already have CO Young People's Special Road Runner Movie' Bugs reminisces Motorweek Holmes battles a murderess who employs field, Faye Emerson 1943. Four shows have the word about some of his antics with the Road [E S P N ] Historic Indianpolis 500 Films d4 This Old House 1952 committed to 10 series, (1 ) M OVIE: Wariordt of the 21 at Can (3$ White Shadow spiders to kill her victims Basil Rathbone. 1:30AM X M OVIE: T h e W ild North* "home” in them. ABC has tury' A small group of survivors fight the Runner and his other cartoon cohorts in [TMC] MOVIE: ‘The Thirty Nine Steps' [D IS ] Mousterpiece Theater Nigel Bruce. Gale Sondergaard 1944 [C N N ] This Week in Japan including shows starring Lucille this blend of new animation and classic (S) Adam Smith's Money World A trapper, captured by a Mouniie for a "Home” and “Almost Home,” tyranny of a former Army commander m An innocent man becomes involved in X MOVIE: 'Silent Night. Bloody Night' [E S P N ] Golf: Senior PQ A Tour United footage 1979 Rated G murder and an ingenious spy plot Robert 9:00PM 3 D Airwolf When Dominic vis murder, is vindicated after savirtg the CBS “Home Improvements” Ball in her return to television the aftermath of a nuclear holocaust Mi­ ® ) Fame A small New England town lives m the sha­ Hospitals Classic from Philadelphia. PA. (2 Donat. Madeleine Carroll. Gr^frey Tearle Its an old war buddy, he becomes involved Mountie's life Stewart Granger. Wendell and Ellen Burstyn in her chael Beck. Annie McEnroe. James Wain- 5:00PM (T ) Mission: Impossible [CN N] Newswatch dows of a dark secret that threatens its Corey. Cyd Charisse. 1952. hrs.) (R). and NBC “All the Way Home.” wright 1982 1935 in family tensions and a dnjg-running gang network debut. CSl (40j Preakrtess Stakes Coverage is (D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet (60 min ) (R) way of life Patrick O'Neal. John Carradine. (3D Independent Network News 4:00AM [C N N ] Larry King Weekand The biggest trend of the pilots (lij Star Games Crazy Like a Fox Harry be­ Astrid Heeren 1973. featured^ from the Pimlico Race Course in 8:00PM ® X (Sf) Dom DeLuise and Friends Part IV Other stars with pilots include [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Back to Bataan' A colo­ lieves he has witnessed a murder while rid­ ® A B C News 4:15AM [TM C] MOVIE: Never Let for the 1986-87 season is that the • ■ Cii) MOVIE: 'To Be AnnourKed' Baltimor'e. MD (60 min ) Loni Anderson. Dean Martin, Joan Van (3D The Honeymooners nel forms a guerilla army 10 lead a raid on ing with a friend in a helicopter over San [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report M e Go' An American newspaper corres- filmmakers are taking their cue Tony Curtis, Rod Taylor, Ava (2fj) Twilight Zone (3) Greatest American Hero the Japanese in order to help Americans Ark and Red Buttons join Dom Deluise for (2§) MOVIE: 'Fighter Squadron' A World por>dent marries a Russian ballerina and at­ Francisco (60 min ) (R) [ES P N ] ChampkMtship Roller Derby from real life. Gardner. Alan King. Madeline !24) House for All Seasons (11) Fame landing on Leyte John Wayne, Anthony an evening of comedy sketches (60 min ) War II flying ace survives a number of peri­ tempts to smuggle her out of the Soviet Quinn. Beulah Bondi 1945 X M O V IE: 'The Thin Man* A pair of lov­ lous missions until D-Day, when his real Kahn, Andy Griffith, Shelley ^ Golden Girls (R). In Stereo GD At the Movies Union Clark Gable, Gene Tiemey. Theo­ "This year’s pilots deal with '4^ Barney Miller (16) Pepsi Ducfcpin Challenge able sleuths are up to their necks in mur­ courage is put to the test Robert Stack. 2:00AM [USA] Dancin' USA @ ) Rodin: The Gales of Hell This docu dore Bikei. 1953. the problems as well as the joys Duvall. Shelley Winters, Sher­ Under Sail (24) Capitol Journal der William Powell. Myrna Loy. Maureen Edmond O'Brien. Henry Hull. 1948. (S ) That's the Spirit 6:30PM (X) CBS News O'Sullivan 1934 meniary chronicles the life of Rodin while 4:30AM GD one step Beyond of living in the city, living in the man Hemsley, Stephanie [E S P N ] Freddie Spertcer Explains M o­ (S^O Julia Child arvi Company examining the difficulties and triumphs en­ (g ) ® Saturday Night Live In Stereo. [C N N ] Crossfire (9 ) M O V IE: 'Machina Gun Mccain* A [H BO ] MOVIE: 'The Ambassador' The Powers, Lindsay Wagner. Blair torcycle Racirtg (X) Small Wonder countered in casting this monumental por­ ® MOVIE: 'The Henderson Monster' A country, living together, and [CN N ] Newswatidi raid on a Las Vegas casino controlled by 2:30AM GD MOVIE: 'Superbug: The US Ambassador to Israel is confronted (X) d)® ABC News tal (60 min ) Nobel Prize-winning scientist is caught in a Brown, Wilford Brimley. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Little Drummer Gid' the Mafia costs everyone concerrted a W Hd Or»e' An amazing car called Super- with blackmail and intrigue amidst the vid - even living on the planet 5:30PM Alfred Hitchcock controversy over the laboratory creation (CC) An American actress in England, with (24 Better Health large price Peter Falk. John Cassavetes. (67) M OVIE: "The Roaring Twenties' bug " becomes the wackiest animal in the er>ce of Mideast politics, Robert Mitchum. Earth.” said the annual report Margot Kidder and Ed Asner. ■ pro-Palestinian sympathies, is recruited by (2.4) (S7) Victory Garden of new life forms. Jason Milter. Chnsiine jurtgle. Richard Lynn, Consiartco Seich. CST) Bodywatch Britt Ekiand 1970 Three World War I buddies clash in a boot - Ellen Burstyn. Rock Hudson 1984. Rated a team of Israeli operatives to become a [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday legging racket James Cagney, Humphrey Lahti. 1980. 1977 on pilot development by New double agent Diane Keaton, Klaus Kinski. [C N N ] Pirwiade G D M O V IE: 'M agnum Force' A San Fran­ R. cisco. homicide detective discovers that a B i^an. Jeffrey Lynn 1939 HD M OVIE: 'Th e OeHea Cowboy Cheer- [C N N ] Sports Latanight York advertising agency Yorgo Voyagts 1984 Rated R [ESPN] 1986 Ford College ChMrtaad- [M A X ] m o v i e ; Th e Bugs [D IS ] Still the Beaver [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Son of Paleface' A man l•ad•ra' An investigative reporter tries out 4:35AM ir>g Chaimpiortship rash of murders is the work of a police [ESPN] SportsCentar Bunny / R o ^ Runner Movie' Bugs remin­ Dancer Fitzgerald Sample. [ESPN] SportsCenter for the squad to find out what reaHy goes 3:10PM [CN N] Your Money [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Days of Heaven' Three assassination squad Clint Eastwood. Hal arrives out West to claim the inheritance isces about some of his antics with the Holbrook. Mitch Ryan. 1973 left to him by his father a pile of debts on behind the scenes. Jane Seymour. Lar- 2:35AM ( T M C ) m o v i e : Silent Mad­ Conspicuously absent from 3:30PM (X) (-li) W ida Worid of Sports teenage migrant farm workers cross paths [HBO ] MOVIE: Sixteen Candles’ (CC) aine Stephens. Bert Convy. 1979. ness' A psychotic killer must be hunted Road Runner and his other cartoon cohorts with a wealthy wheal farmer Brooke An insecure Midwestern teen-ager girl (If) M O V IE: 'To Be AnrKMjnced' Bob Hope. Jane Russell. Roy Rogers in tNs blend of r>ew animation and classic this year’s pilot lineup is the I2(r) Alfred Hitchcock 1952 [CN N ] Sport! Tonight down when he is accidently released from Adams. Richard Gere. Linda Manz 1978 fends off the unwanted advances of the (^ MOVIE: 'Murder by Decree' A vi­ a mental asylum. Belinda Montgomery. Vi- footage. 1979. Rated G. prime-time soap opera. The '24j Dining in France In Stereo Rated PG class clown while coping with the fact that cious murderer devises a clever cover-up [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: IMSA Mon [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Bachelor Party' (CC) A f41j Asi Va el Beisbol her parents forgot her 16lh birthday Molly terey Triple Crow n From Laguna Seca, 5:45PM (D IS ) D T v Christopher Plummer. James Mason Ringwald. Anthony Michael Hall. Paul 1979 CA (90 min.) Dooley 1984 Flat^ PG (S i ® Gim m e a Break (R). In Stereo [TMC] M OVIE: Reckless' Tw o kids 7:00PM 3 ) Agronsky & Company from the opposite sides of the tracks fall in (S Wild America (CC) love Aldan Quinn. Daryl Hannah. Kenneth Video, ( X Check It Out ® M O V IE: 'Fiats of FtMy' Bruce Lee is McMillan 1984 Rated R. In Stereo ( D Wheel of Fortune out to avenge his brother’s death and de­ Watch this diet work. [CNN] Showbiz Week ® (g) News fend the Kung Fu tradition from destruc­ 9:10PM tion. Bruce Lee. Miao Ker Hsiu 1972. VCR & (I'D Jeffersons 9:30PM ® (g ) 227 (R), In Stereo gS PEUCULA: 'Cronica da un Amor' (IS Essence [C N N ] 'This Weak in Japan AIRWOLF Una actriz de cine acepta un amor hortesto. @ ) Solid Gold provocando una serie de situaciones vi- Video Camera 10:00PM X Magnum. P.l. Magnum Connecticut Lawmakers olentas Jacqueline Andere. Ricardo 5 encounters murder on a cruiseliner when ■! Cortes. Dominic Santini (Ernest Borg- ^ Beat of Famity Feud he is assigned to guard an ancient NEW VIDEO @ ) Sneak Praviawa Hosts Jeffrey Lyons nine) visits an old war buddy, (SD It's a Living Hawaiian statue. (60 mm.) (R) Rentals and Michael Medved preview today's hot­ Mon.-Sat. 10am-9pm but the friendly visit turns om­ Barrwy Millar test films (60 mm.) X News inous as tension mounts with­ (S) Doctor Who X ® Love Boat (CC) Vicki resents Capt 8 5 M O V IE: -M -A -S 'H ' Military We Stubing's upcoming marriage to Emily Sundays & Holidays Noon-8pm in the man's family, and a sit­ comes under sharp attack when a pair of @ Dance Fever Haywood, a footb^ player attempts to medics set out to dissect Army morale uation. created by a deadly [DIS] MOVIE: ‘Now You See Him. Now convirKe the female owner of the team not drug-running gang threatens Donald Suther1ar>d, Elkot Gould, SaMy Kell- You Don't' A pair of college students erman. 1970. to cut him from the lineup and Spenser jug­ death and a major interna­ the secret of invisibility to raise nxxtey for gles his girtfnend with his crew roommate ______i tional incident, on "Airwolf." their school. Kurt Russell, Joe Ftynn. 1972 [CN N ] Prime News (60 mm.) Over 3,800 Titles • VHS & BETA The episode airs SATURDAY, Rated G. , [ESPN] Fishin' Hole 3D Suparstara of Wroatling You’ll see fast results...up to 10 lbs. _ MAY 17 on CTV. [ES P N ] Faahion Action Report [H BO ] MOVIE: The Ambassador' The GD Avangars in 2 weeks...without drugs, shots, crash [U S A ] Three's a Crowd US Ambassador to Israel is confronted with blackmail and intrigue amidst the viol- ( S (S ) Ramington Staala A pro wrestler NEW ENGLAND VIDEO hires Remington and Laura after a series of diets, or expensive foods to buy. Yot^ CHECK U8TINOS FOR EXACT TIME 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Saturday erx:e of Mideast politics. Roben Mitchum, death threats. (60 min.) (R). In Stereo first individual consultation is free. Call 841 Main St. Fowler's Plaza News Magazirw Ellen Burstyn, Rock Hudson. 1984. Rated 7:30PM 3D R & Blaka's 7 X Ted Knight Show now. Manchester Rt. 44 Coventry [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Sylvester' (CC) An or­ (S) TwWght Zonm X Jeopardy phaned Texas teenager is determined to 646-2772 742-0841 X O In Search of... turn a raggedy rodeo horse into a cham­ 113 Main St., Manchester • 647-0469 pion jumpar. Meiata Gitwrl. Richard Farn­ GD ® At the Mo

older coupUf's marriage is ihreaiened 1 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME when they must decide what to do about an unexpected pregnancy. Colleen De- by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee whursi, Warren Oates, Maggie Cooper. SAVE NOW ON SELECTED GE MAJOR APPLIANCES! Sunday, May 18 1979. Unscramble these six Jumbles, [C N N ] Newsday Worldwide one letter to each square, to form [DIS] Disney'a Return to Treasure Is­ six ordinary words. He ought land Long John Silver and Jim Hawkins are people in a contentporary urban ghetto reunited after a ten year separation. (60 6:00AM 33 For Our TIi t i m to retire find creative outlets in graffiti art, rapping min.) CS Stock N «w s and breakdancing. Rae Dawn Chong, Guy \ DARAPE [ESPN] Historic Indtonpolis 600 Films C E ln D ^ p th Davis. 1984. Rated PG. NATIONAL [USA] MOVIE: ‘Shanghai Massacre' Gl) Insight [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Give My Regards to ^ CNN HssdHns Nsws Broad Street’ An intematkMW pop star ra- z e i n 1:30PM 3 Major League BesebaH: counts his day when the master tapes for New York Yardtees at Seattia ® Insights his new album disappear. Paul M cC^rtey, 3 Springfiaid's 360th Parade Preview [D IS] Donald Duck Prosants Ringo Starr, Linda McCartney. 1984. UNMAUT 3 Presentel [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ths Grsat Dictator’ A Rated PG. In Stereo. ARRUANISB Let's Go Bowling ghetto barber is mistaken for a Fascist dic­ 8:1 O A M [M AX ] MOVIE: -IntwniptMl 3 tator. Charles Chaplin. Jack Oakie, Pau­ Melody’ The Australian opera singer. Mar­ znz [CN N ] Money Week lette Goddard. 1 9 ^ . Rated G. T500 jorie Lawrence, fights b ^ k after she is [E S P N ] GoH: Senior P G A Tour United [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Heartland’ A widow struck with polio. Eleanor Parker. Glenn Hospitals Classic from Philadelphia, PA. (2 INSTANT takes her daughter across the prairies of Ford, Cecil Kellaway. 1955. LIGGEG hrs.) Live the American wilderness. Rip Tom , Con- CREDIT 8 :3 0 A M ® up Front [H BO ] MOVIE: 'To Race the Wind' A chata Ferrell, Lilia Skala. 1961. Rated PG. blind law student uses his wits end sense MONTH d ) The World Tomorrow 6:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week of humor to be treated normally Steve (X ) If l» Written Guttenberg. Randy Quaid. Mark L. Taylor 6:30AM CE) Agronsky & Company Kidtime 1980 d D Yourtg Edition ® Robert Schuller PLE RT 2 :00Piyi IS ) M OVIE: 'Tha M a lta u Fat- HURRY— LIMITED TIME OFFER! CfD New Jersey People ^ Heckle 8i Jeckle/Deputy Dawg con' Sam S p u e 's pursuit of the fabulous GD Christopher Close-Up falcon, a few m u r^rs and hard-hearted G@) Wild Kingdom TH E CO/V^EC?lAN COULC? love make up this thriller Humphrey Bo­ GD 20 Minute Workout [C N N ] Crossfire NO L0N&ER FIN1C7 gart. Mary Astor, Sydney Greenstreet (i ^ World of Gospel [D IS] Good Morning Mickeyl 1941 lO X S avillaM* tor S2.2S plus 55 c o n tijx »ta g * and handling Irom Dohlon. Virginia Madsen. Bud Con 1984 Cl9) CarrascolefKias Face the State AUTOMXTK 9:30AM CE) Jumbla, cJo thia nawapapar, P.O. Box 43i56. Orlando, rL 32802-4366. Inctuda your Rated PG In Stereo World Vision CE) Leave It to Beaver nama, addrasa, zip coda and maKa chock payabla to NawtpapaifaooKa.______[M A X ] MOVIE: Brewster's 12^ (|i) Jimmy Swaggart 2:05PM WASHER CE) Point of View Millions' (CC) A minor league baseball It’s Your Business (11) Heathcliff Jumble answer on page 20 player must spend 30 million dollars in 30 ^ Kenneth Copeland (2^ Day of Discovery days to inherit a even larger sum of money Richard Pryor. John Candy, Lonette [CNN] Daybreak Celebrate A phreya GD McLaughlin Group McKee 1985 Rated PG [D IS] Mousercise GD Tennessee Tuxedo [HBO] Paddington’s Birthday Bonanza [ESPN] SportsCenter 3 What About Women 3:00PM (X) M OVIE: 'Hatter SkaHer' (4Q) Rev. David Paul Part 2 of 2 The story of the brutal slaying GD .lewiah Ufa 3 Charlie's Angels General PRODUCT [USA] Sunday Cartoon Express GD Nueva York Ahora 1 0:45AM of Sharon Tate and four others m her G2) M odem Maturity 7:30AM C S Barno GD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 11:00AM CE) m o v i e ; Tarzan Goes home George DiCenzo, Steve Railsback, Electric to India' Tarzan attempts to lead a herd of [CN N] Newsdey Nancy Wolfe 1975 Written Warranty Proleclion dD Celebration of the Eucharist [CN N] Your Money • SELF CLEAN elephants from a large valley which wiH be [D IS] Noah's Ark CD Major League Baseball: Teams to be Prompt, Reliable Service dD Meet the Mayors [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents flooded when a dam is completed. Jock 3 0 " O.ECTRIC [ESPN ] SportsCentar AnrKMinced The GE Answer Center' service Gl) Oay of Discovery [ESPN] Action Sports of the 80's: Mahoney. Mar Dana, Leon Gordon 1962 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back' CD Major League Baseball: New York RANGE Convenient Credit ^ What About Women Spenco 500 Bicycle Race From Texas CD David Toma Show Mats at Los Angeles (60 min.) (C C ) While Han Solo and Pnneess Leia enl­ Do-It-Yourself Help Davey & Goliath GD FTV ist the help of Lando Calrissian to battle the 3 M OVIE: 'To Be AniKHinced' CB S Sunday GD El Club 700 1 0 :0 0 A M 33 N« v* ( 3 Raal to Real evil empire, Luke Skywalker is instructed (GD Antesala al Mundiel de Mexico ’86 Morning by the mystical Jedi teacher Yoda. Mark [CNN] Big Story GD Superaoccar ^ M OVIE: 'Caprice’ A industrial spy dis­ We bring dD Dukes of Hazzard Hamill. Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher. 1980. [DIS] You and Me, Kid ^ Adetonta covers that the cosmetics firm she's infil­ 399 Rated PG CE) This Week in Connecticut trated is a front for a drug-smuggling ring good things G® Three Stooges [TM C] MOVIE: Shooting Party' A 7:45AM ® Sacrad Heart CE) ^ Sunday Mass Dons Day, Richard Harris. Ray Walston. (ie/iera/£/ec£r/c to life. GD Round Caro group of upper-crust British elitists meets 1967 8:00AM dDdimniy Swaggart GD Super Sunday with unexpected violence while pheasant (g) Nova: The Magic of Special Effects [C N N ] Larry King Weekend ( T ) Make It Real (1® Peter PopofI (CC) The making of Hollywood illusions is hunting during the days before the first World War. James Mason, Edward Fox. [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: CE) Miltkmaira Makar Leave It to Beaver explored through scenes from three block­ buster films (W min ) (R) John Gielgud. 1985. How to Relax Goofy shows some inter­ NO PAYMENTS Frederick K. Price @ Chalice of Salvation GD GS [U S A ] All American Wrestling (R). esting ways to spend your leisure time. (60 NO_ FROST He-Man & Masters of the Universe @ ) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood GD MOVIE: 'Nice Girl* A young woman min ) NO nN A N C i gets a chance to have an innocent bui REFRIGERATOR 1 2:30PM CD Jaffersons [U S A ] M O V IE: GallipoH’ Tw o Aus Robert Schuller ® Underdog scandalous fling when a representative 3 Qua Pasa, USA7 tralian friends corhe face to face with the CHARGES @ ) @ Sesame Street (CC) Mass Hortoring Springheld’s 350th from a scientific foundation visits hei brutality of war Mel Gibson. Mark Lee- Arwiiversary father Deanna Durtxn, FrarKhot Tone, 3 Meet the Press Oral Roberts 1981. FOR 90 DAYS! Robert Stack 1941. , GD Fourth Estate ® The World Tomorrow [D IS] Wind in tha Willows •For qualified [ESPN] Fiahin' Hole 3 Spotlight on Government 3:30PM CD N B A Basketball; Playoff W hat's Happenir>g Now [H B O ] Fraggto Rock (CC) Game Teams to be announced. (2 hrs., 30 499 [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Natural’ (CC) A GD El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart [M AX] MOVIE: Ghostbustara’ (CC) A Romegnolis' Table min.) “PPileanis tno of misfits goes into business to nd young man leaves the family farm to pur­ Presenta [C N N ] CNN Irwestigative Report 3 Catalogue General Electric homes of evil spirits. Bill Murray, Dan Ayk­ sue his dream of becoming a professtonai GD Voltron. Defender of the Universe royd, Harold Ramis 1983. Rated PG. baseball player. Robert Redford, Robea [D IS] Mouse Factory 3 This W eek in Baseball [CNN] Daybreak Duvall, Glenn Close. 1984. Rated PG. [TM C ] MOVIE: King David’ (CC) The [ESPN] Speedweek GD Esta Semana en Beiabol 191;; [DIS] Dumbo’s Circus famed ruler of biblical history faces many 11:1 OAM [CN N] CNN TravM Guide 1:00PM CD GoH: Cokmtol National In­ [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: IMSA Mon­ striiggles before and during his reign as [ESPN] AWA Wrestling 1 1 :1 5 A M GD Para Oeme Grande Vivo vitational Coverage of the PGA Tour event terey Triple Crow n From Laguna Seca, NO FROST King of Israel. Richard Gere, Alice Krige. desde Mexico. Richard Rocha es el anfi- is featured from Fori Worth, TX . (2 hrs.. CA. (90 min.) (R). • SIDE BY SIDE [HBO] MOVIE: Beat Street' Young Edward Woodward. 1984 Rated PG-13. trion de este programa ganador del premio 30 min.) [H B O ] Not Necessarily the News In Stereo. REFRIGERATOR Emmy en el que presenta acontecimientos MOVIE: 'Heher Skelter' Part 1 of 2 CD NBC RIngskla: Pazlenza/ [CN N] On the Menu rectentes en los Estados Unidos. (105 The story of the brutal slaying of Sharon 3:45PM 3 10:1 O A M Arroyo Bout Vinnie Pazienza faces Harry min.) Tate and four others in her home. George Arroyo in a 10-rour>d lightweight bout 10 :3 0 A M d ) This Week With Dmid DiCenzo. Steve Raitsback. Nancy WoHe. Channels 11:30AM CD Face the Nation from Providence, Rf. (60 min.) Brinkley 1975. (X) Meet the Mayors CD High School Bowl MOVIE: The Other Side WFSB Hartford, C T CD CD M OVIE: 'W hita Lightning' An ex-con 4:00PM 3 The World Tomorrow of the Mountain’ A paralyzing faH con- WNEW Naw York, NY CE GD Three Stooges CD ( 3 makes a deal with federal authorities to fir>es skier Jill Kinmont to a wheelchair for WTNH New Haven, CT CE GD Tetophorw Auction GD MOVIE: 'Abbott and CocteNo Hit the break up a moonshine ring in exchange for Ice' Sidewalk cameramen become in­ his freedom. Burt Reynolds. Jennifer Bil­ the rest of her life. Beau Bridges. Marilyn WOR New York. NY (S) (S) MOVIE: 'The Mermaids' Tarzsn volved with a gang of bank robbers. Bud lingsley, Ned Beatty. 1973. Hassatt, Belinda J. Momgorrtery. 1975. HURRY....EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD! WPIX New York. NY (sa meets pearl thieves on the coast of Africa. Abbott. Lou CosteMo. Pstric Knowles WHCT Hartford. C T m Johnny Weissmuner, Brenda Joyce, Linda ( D M OVIE: 'Force: Five’ A soldier of for­ (SD Fkiftg Line Waterbury. CT WTXX » Christian. 1948. 1943 tune is hired to rescue an American busi­ 3 Hogan's Heroes Sprmgfield. M A nessman's daughter from a religious cuh WWLP G® Well Street Journal Report GD PEUCULA: Ojo del Huracen’ Ana- WEDH Hartford, C T o (S) wad America (CC) leader. Joe Lewis. Pam Huntington. Bong 3 Tatophona Auction lia Gade, Jean Sorel. 1972. WVIT Hartford, C T (3 ) Batntan Soo Han. 1981. (SD This W eak W ith David Brkiklav (CC) GZ) Mastarpiaca Tbaatre: By tha Sword WSBK Boston. M A GD Tamas y Dabatas 3 MOVIE: 'To Be Announced' WGGB Sprmgfiald. MA m [C N N ] Sportawaak DM dad (CC ) Part 8 of 9 With Sir Mariin WXTV Patarson. N J & 3-2-1. Contact (CC) (g ) Real to Reel dead ar>d Tom imprisoned. Cromweil E-Z TERMS: WGBY Sorirtgftald. M A & G D Kids, Incorporated 12:00PM ID Jeffaraons ( 3 Conr>#cticut Lawmakers schemes to gain control of Amescote Cas­ A t ■ CASH Hartford, C T o WTIC [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday CD Bamaby Jonaa 3 3 Major League Baseball: Texas at tle. (60 min.) Mi auTFua n. - o i k t n . a n iff i4m # J 7 - 3 3 3 / ■ CREDIT CARD CNN Cabla Naws Ntwik (C N N l ■OAlMMtMVM ivr A n p s i 01 IAir%A\/ -i [DIS] MOVIE: 'A Tribute to Mom' Var­ CD Hour of Powar Boston MaaKtTii.cT. OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 • MONTHLY ESPN Sports Natwork (E SP N l [CNN] News UpdMa ious Disney characters gather for a special 3 Conversstiorts With OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS -n t 6 . TUES-WED-SAT -OL 5 - FRIDAY TIL I HBO HoitM Box Olfica iH B O l O ) Graataat Sports LagaiMto [DIS] MOVIE: Hare Coma tha Uttiaa' CINEMAX CinwnMi (MAXI tributa to mothers and display tha moth­ (S ) M O V IE: 'DaHvaranca' Four men GD Punk) da Ertcuentro erly characteristics of warmth, wisdom TMC Movia Channaf iT M C l struggle to survive during a terrifying and cheerfulnaas. 1984. (S ) FIrliHl Urte USA USA NMworti (U8A1 weekend canoe trip on a wild river. Bun [ESPN] Hy Fiahing Whh Joe Hum- Reynolds. Jon V o i ^ , Ned Beany. 1972. GD MOVIE: ’And Baby Makes 8U' An ... Continued VJ "I . ' WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 17, 1986 — 19

WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 17, 198S -_1» d General Hospital d Hawaii Fh/e-0 American banker, on a confklantW mis­ (iD The Jetsons SWS:?WSSS®WSS*S*S*'*5>*WX*tr:<:K'? sion, is suipsciad of being a » e ? y ^ -r : W eekdays (1$ Rocky and Friends British agam. Jamas Gamer, Malina Mer­ couri. Tony Francioaa. 1966. Video hits ^ Scooby Doo ® Christian Ufaetyis Magazine (22) (g ) S a n U Barbara Sunday, Continued ( g Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors 13) Latin Tem po 5:00AM (D [U S A ] varied Programs (11) (66) Challenge of the Gobots Videocassette sales (SD French Chef [CN N ] Newanight CID C N N Headline News Cl|) Polka Dot Door [ESPN] Major League Beejb^'a Qree- (6i) Voltron. Defender of the Universe STAGECOACH (11) Life of Riley (20) Inspector Gadget Th« five UnlM enpetwnc* many e«citinQ (U Austin City Limits taet HIta; BaaabaS'a Unofficial Hand­ 1 "Jane Fonda's New Workout" (Karl-Lorimar) [C N N ] International Hour sdvanturM. (24) (57) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood S3) Fame book Part 2 [C N N ] Crossfire 2. "The Sound of Music" (CBS-Fox) [DIS] Dumbo's Circus (HBO] MOVIE: 'Buddy 8y«t«n' A [CN N ] Newswatch 5:30AM varied Programs (61) The Jetsons 3. "Witness" (Paramount) lonalY kid triet to ptoy malchmakw b«- Clockwise from left: Johnny 12:30AM (3) Naked City [USA] Uar's Club [D IS] Animals hi Action [D IS] Donald Duck Presents tvyean his single mom and a wookMie nov­ Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon If) Gena Scott (]|3 CN N Headline News 4. "Return of the Jedi" (CBS-Fox) 3 : 30PM d She Ra Princess of Power elist and gadget Inventor. Richard Drey- [ESPN] Surfing: O.P. Pro Surfing (11) Independent Network News 8:30AM ( d (81) The Flintstones Jennings, John Schneider [C N N ] Style W ith Elea Klenach 5. "Jane Fonda's Workout" (Karl-Lorimar) (11) Transformers fuss. Nancy Allen. Susan Sarandon. 1984. Champtenshlpa d Romper Room 1 [H B O ] m o v i e ; Just Tell i'18) Agriculture Today Rated PG. [H B O ] Fraggla Rock ICC) and Kris Kristoffarson star In 2:35AM 6"Casablanca" (CBS-Fox) (18) Tennessee Tuxedo M e W het You W ent' A waallhy buaineas (22) Jim & Tammy (11) (g ) Scooby Doo [M AX ] MOVIE: Tlta Qraat Wctator' A "Stagecoach," a new version (2P) G.l. Joe [ T M C ] M O V IE: Just the W ay You Are' magnate grooma one of tho women in hia Romper Room and Friends 7. "Pinocchio" (Disney) gheno barber is mrstaken for a Fascist dic­ (61) Morning Stretch (lD A young handicapped woman disguises of the classic Western, to air secretarial pool to become his mialress. 8. "Commando" (CBS-Fox) (24) Wild. Wild World of Animals tator Charles Chaplin. Jack Oakie. Pau­ [CN N ] Showbiz Today Heathciiff her disabikty and goes on vacation. Kristy on "The CBS Sunday Night Ali MacGraw. Alan King, Dina Merrill (g ) Challenge of the Gobots lette Goddard. 1940 Rated G McNichol. Michael Ontkean. 1984. Rated (24) 3-2-1, Contact (CC) 9. "The King and I" (CBS-Fox) Movie," SUNDAY, MAY 18. 1980. Rated R 6 : 00 AM (T ) CBS Early Morning Naws (57) Wild World of Animals [TM C] MOVIE: Blood Bnrthara' A PG. $.7) Sesame Street (CC) 10. "Rambo: First Blood Part II" (Thorn-EMI) ]D IS ] Swem p Fox young man is tom between Ns own dream [U S A ] Dick Cavan (R|. 12:40AM (S3 New Zoo Revue (61) GoBots CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME [D IS] Dumbo's Circus lor a future and the demands of Ns halian- m o v i e , Feir' (jO (40) ABC News This Morning [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner [M AX] MOVIE: Protocol' 12:45AM C3D state Videocassette rentals Amertcan family Richard Gere. Paul Sor- 6:15PM (CC) A family goes to the state tair where 9:00AM d S25.000 pyramid vino. Tony Lo Bianco. 1978 Rated R. (C C ) A naive cocktail waitress becomes a CfD Jimmy Swaggart [ESPN] Varied Programs national heroine when she is recruited by tire parents win several prizes srrd the son d Brady Bunch 1. ‘‘Witness’’ (Paramount) and dsughler find romance Will Rtrgers, (11) (30) Varied Programs [USA] Joker's Wild 4:30PM ® Good Times the State Department as a protocol official. Janet Gaynor, Victor Jory 1933 (16) CNN Headline News d (2^ Donahue 2. “Commando” (ilBS-Fox) ^ Odd Couple GoWia Hawn. Chns Sarandon. Andre Gre­ 4:00PM d Love Boat (2Q) Bugs Bunny (lij Odd Couple 3"Return of the Jt di" (CBS-Fox) [C N N ] Evans and Novak gory. 1984, Rated PG. 12:50AM IM A X ] m o v i e : Brews d (36) He-Man fii Masters of the Univ­ tar's Millions' (CC) A minor league base­ (36) 20 Minute Workout (16) Doris Day 4 "Kiss of the Spider Woman” (Charter) erse ® Sportaworld: Starling/ 6:30PM (3D CB S New s 4:45PM ball player must spend 30 million dollars in l61) Robotech (20) Sunday Mass d Sale of the Century Bumphus Bout Marlon Stadiin meets 5. "The Goonies” (Warner) (3D Muppats 30 days to inhatit a even larger sum ol (^) Sesame Street Johnny Bumphus in a 12-round US8A wel­ StTM t Deer (CC ) A lonely boy attempts to 1 0 : 0 0 P M (I) News [C N N ] Daybreak d VegaS (g) Tad Knight Show rescue a frightened fawn from rts villinous money Richard Pryor, John Candy. Lo- 6. ”Silverado" (RCA-Columbia) terweight titlo bout from Providence Rl. (X) Straight Talk nene McKee 1985 Rated PG [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club (3^ Best of Family Feud (11) G.l. Joe and coverage of the NHRA World Finals of (g) ® NBC Nightly Naws pursuers min.) 7. "Prizzi's Honor" (Vestron) (It) Indapandant Network Naw« [ESPN] Aerobics: Bodies in Motion (38) Fat Albert a (18) Brady Bunch Drag Racing is featured from Pomona. CA. Family Classics (D David Toma Show 1:00AM (3) Mueic city. U S A 8. "Fright Night" (RCA-Columbia) Clf) Avangara [USA] Room 222 (40) Little House on the Prairie GO) Transformers (75 min I 1® Benson Qi) Ufeatyles of the Rich and Famous (3) MOVIE: 'PortrsH In Black' A b ^- 9. "lnvasion U.S.A.” (MGM-UA) ^ Insight / Out tidden tycoon, a dissatisfied wile and a (61) My Three Sons GD Divorce Court S i) Charytin (3 ) Mlaaion: Impossible 6:30 AM (T ) Daybreak 5:00PM CD Kojak Anna Karenina weak-willed doctor are the ingredients for [CN N ] Daywatch 10. ‘‘Pee-Wee's Big Adventure” (Warner) (24) §7) Sesame Street (CC) [C N N ] Inside Business (g ) M O V IE: 'W hite Heat' A maid must murder. Lana Turner, Anthony Quinn. San. d ] Fat Albert & Cosby Kids ® Fame earn her keep by pleasing her employers ^ 38 on Sports [D IS] You and Ma, Kid (g) ® Quincy [D IS] Danger Bay dra Doe. 1960 C E 700 Club t ® It Takes a Thief Deny Berger, Myka, Sarah Claudia 1982 Mystery!: Agatha Christie's Part- [U S A ] Calliope Children’s Programs @D M.A.S.K. [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Incredible Shrinking • riers in Crime (CC) A famous Arctic ex­ (33) taloa from tho Derkiide (11) Great Space Coaster ® ) Moneymakars Five (g) ®S) MOVIE: 'On Wings of Eagles' d AII New Let's Make a [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet [CNN] Newsday W om an' A housewife, subjected to the plorer asks Tommy and Tuppance to lo­ [ESP N ] Pro Baseball Teem Arm Wres­ (16) 20 Minute Workout 9:30AM d A Perfect Match ® Harry O chemicals in aerosol sprays, finds (CC ) Part 1 of 2 Businessman H Ross Deal 1 :00PM d ® All My Children [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club Perot hires retired Colonel 'Bull' Simons to cate his missing fiancee (60 min ) tling (R) (20) Woody Woodpecker d Bewitched @ The Shakespeare Hour Hosted by shrinking fast. Lily Tomlin. 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Richard Gere, Alice Krige. Chong, Guy Davis 1984 Rated PG [U SA] USA Cartoon Express (g) Ryan's Hope 2:30PM d Capitol trigue of the untlerworW Jarrws Caan. drews. 1941. Edward Woodward 1984. Rated PG-13 State W e're In 1 0 : 3 0 A M CD Make Room for Daddy [CNN] Newswatch [ M A X ] M O V IE: 'Blind Rage' Fiva blind 7:30 AM d Plasticman (SE) Sesame Street (CC) fS) Woody Woodpecker Tuesday WeW. Roben Prosky. 1981 [ESPN] SportsCamar In Stereo. @ ) Connecticut: Now men rob a Manila bank Fred Williamson. d Divorce Court [U S A ] Chain Reaction d Straight Talk (61) Perry Mason d Dating Game ( l i Dempsey and Makepeace [U S A ] Virginian [C N N ] Inside Business D'Urville Martin. 1978. Rated R d Tic Tec Dough 8:30PM (ID F a c -o t i [CNN] Take 2 (11) M .A .S.K . 5:30PM d d (g) (g) News [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Adventures of (11) Heathciiff (g ) Small Wonder 7:30PM (H) cats and Dogs ® Alice 2:45AM d ) Puttin' on the Hits in (11) Best Talk in Town d What's Happening!! 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Cynthia 9:00PM (3D m o v i e : 'Stagecoach' Restless (6D The Flintstones (g) WKRP in Cincinnati murder (60 m in) (C C ) A tliverae group of peopla traveling [ESPN] SportsCantar pub owner and while dodging police, (6i) GoBots (57) 3-21, Contact (CC) Smith. 1977. meets a young woman who convinces him d Midday with Bill Boggs [DIS] [U SA] Varied Programs (g ) Jeffersons (3 ) Star Search through the Arizona Territory during the [HBO] MOVIE: 'Hem nly Bodies' The [C N N ] Business Day $1) The New Card Sharks ® Embaiadoras da la Musica CoWm to give himself up. Burt Lancaster. Joan dEl Beachcomtiers (3) ® Disney Sunday Movie: Deacon 1880'a fears that Ihek atagecoach will be [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer d (40) Loving 2:45PM [D IS ] D TV owner of a thriving health club finds that Fontaine, Robert Newton 1948 Wana met with an Apache war parly. Willie Nel- the competition is muscling in on her. Cyn- [USA] Gong Show Cllj Varied Programs dD Good Times son. Kris Kristoffarson. Johnny Cash. - (33) MOVIE: 'St, Louis Blues' The life [ESPN] Nation's Business Today 3:00PM d The Guiding Ught tNa D »l«, Richard Robiare. Walter George 1 1 d Price Is Right (2?) (g) Search for Tomorrow (CC) [D IS] Donald Duck Presents 1986 story of W .C Handy (tom his boyhood :00AM Alton. 1984. 8:00AM d Jayce and the Wheeled d Inspector Gadget [U S A ] All Star Blitz (3 ) MOVIE: 'An Evankig of Edgar AHan stnjqqias through his success as a pianist d Gilligan's Island (g) Dick Van Dyke [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ghortbuuteru' (CC) A andcomposer. Nat King Cole, Peari Bailey, Warriors Poe' Vincent Price stars in four popular trio of miafils goea into buaineas lo rid Earths Kitt. 1958. daatics: Tho Telltale Heart, The SpNnx, horrwa of avil aptrita. Bill Murray. Dan Ayk­ The Cask of Amontillsdo, and Tho Pit end royd. Harold RatNi. 1983. Rated PG [C N N ] Newanight tha Pendulum. Vincent Price. 1971. [U S A ] Victory Over IRS Audita ECONOMY OIL AND PENNZOIL d D ® MOVIE; 'Brotherhood of Justin' 1 1 :3 0 P M C3D CBS Newt TVLQ. 3:10AM [TM C ] MOVIE; She' An im (C C ) A group of taenagera empioya vigi­ (3 ) Blue Knight TEAM FOR SAVINGS mortal amazon quean is beseeched by two COUPON SOCIAL lante methods to rid their school of dnigs, (3 ) Sports Extra of tho last good guya on a p o st-a p^lyp se 14 Services In 10 Minutes vioience and vandalism. Keanu Raevas, (3 ) MiSionain Maksr Earth to rescue their kidnapped lady tnend 1. How many yoars did “Hawaii Flva-0,” talavi- Lori LaugNin, Kiefer Suthetfand. 1986. (No appointment necessary) SAVE $2.00 ON A aion's longoal-runnlnd polico show, run? (Ji) Tha Honayrnoooara Sandahl Bergman, Harrison Muller. (3 ) Naw Jaraay Paopis 315 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 2. 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Kays to SuoMsa •Battery Absolutely nothing touches your car against a powerful family trying to s a ^ 4:10AM [C N N ] Showbiz Weak . •Tranamlaalon Fluid uauBooH aaoig *|*a > 1 2:00AM C3) Children Caught ki the 344 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER. CT OFFER VAUD WITH COUPON ONLY •aiiod property balooging to a poor it**” •Wlndahleld Waahar isfiuaioa a av 3 woman. Scott Gterm, Jam a Lea Curtis, Cneellrc 4:26AM [HBO] movie:_'Skyhyi; •Dltfarentlal - . _ _ _ taarmon ''■c«k)n trt O r ^ ^ aiBM HBIIBBWN t Belts Davia. 1986. (3 jknmy Sureggart Three W d « M 'I thamaslvaa pursued by the CJA and KStar Wars” and “ Rambo,” say. ’What, are you kidding me? Vaughan will headline the surrounded by a lot of fruit respectively, then you are not a I ’ve got to go see this.’” he said. opening season of the Great trees, papay.as. guavas and Woods Center for the Country singles Puzzle Solutions moviegoer. treatment. Mahal moved to California in bananas.” said Mahal. “ Forthe If you identified the movies prizes to be awarded to winners. • “ Ben Hur” — Chariots of 1965. where he experimented Performing Arts, which opens 1. "Ain’t Misbehavin'" Hank Williams Jr. (Warner-Curb) kind of hectic life a musician June 13 as summer home of the correctly, you might want to □ □ □ Fire. (No verb! Suggested with acoustic music, blues and 2. “Tomb of the Unknown Love” Kenny Rogers (RCA) indulge in a little parlor game. prize: Attend this year’s Cannes leads, there is a refueling percussion-oriented groups. Pittsburgh Symphony. Fitzge­ 3. "One Love at a Time" Tanya Tucker (Capitol) needed on a spiritual level.” The rules are simple — so Here are some "starter film festival with Rambo for During his career, he has made rald. blues guitarist Vaughan, 4. "Whoovor's In New England" Reba McEntIre (MCA) answer simple, in fact, that anyone can concepts” to get your game Mahal has been living on the Sonny Rollins, Illinois Jacquet bodyguard.) 13 records in which he has 5. "Happy, Happy Birthday Baby" Ronnie Milsap (RCA) Answer. island since 1982. and he’s using play without a board, dice or rolling; • “ The Bells of St . M ary’s” — incorporated a number of ethnic and Toots Thielemans will be 6. "Hold On" Rosanne Cash (Columbia) • “ Gone With the W ind"— a Kauai studio to record his first featured at a July 18,19,20 jazz PARADE AUTUMN GIGGLE playing cards. Asexual prist falls for asexual styles, but mainly blues. He has 7. "Partnors, Brothers and Friends" Nitty Gritty Dirt Band TRIPLE CHROME BRIDGE Southern belle is ob.sessed with album since 1978. teamed up at different times and blues festival at the facility. Gather a bunch of movie nun. (Warner Bros.) Civil War real estate. • “ Easy Rider” — Coupla “ Some of the songs are going with Ry Cooder. A1 Kooper and Jazz singer Sarah Vaughan The comedian could no longer lovers who are tired of playing 8. "Llfe’s Highway" Steve Wariner (MCA) • “ Casablanca” — World War to be from New Zealand; some Jesse Davis. wili appear with the Pittsburgh find audiences, because Trivial Pursuit. The purpo.se of white guys riding around talking 9. "Grandpa” The Judds (RCA-Curb) II interferes with true romance. will be a mixture of Pacific In the eight years since his Symphony in an Aug. 17 all- everyone who heard his jokes the game is to boil down classic and tripping. (Ooops! Three tO.“Harmony” John Conlee (Columbia) • “ Dr. Zhivago” — Russian Island-type sound with reggae, “ Live and Direct” album, he Gershwin program. Nureyev did th is— film plots into a simple verbs. Forfeit one turn or one Revolution interferes with year’s subscription to Film rock ’n’ roll and blues.” he said has been touring in Europe and will perform on Aug. 24. A series declarative sentence. One of 20 pop and rock concerts will another true romance. Comment.) the United States, sometimes Adult contemporary singles DIED LAUGHING player names a movie, and the • “ WizardofOz ” — Dog lover include a July 8 appearance by • “ Lawrence of Arabia” — spending 200 days a year on the 1. "Greatest Love of All" Whitney Houston (Arista) next player has to transform the hallucinates. Bob Dylan and Tom Petty and film into a high concept. If the Weird Brit hangs out with men Stewart Taggart writes for road. 2. “Live to Tell" Madonna (Sire) • “ M y Fair Lady” — Flower Recording on Kauai has the Heartbreakers. sentence includes two verbs — in white robes. The Associated Press. 3. "OoMy Own” Patti LaBelle & Michael McDonald (MCA) jum ble on page 16 girl learns grammar the hard that’s not a simple, declarative 4. “Take Mo Homo” Phil Collins (Atlantic) CHARLTON way. ODD HESTON sentence — players lose a turn. • “ Whatever Happened to 5. “Holding Back the Years" Simply Red (Elektra) Joking aside, the point is that Truly sadistic players can Baby Jane?” - Sibling rivalry 6. “Nover as Good as the First Time" Sade (Portrait) something is missing in these TV p u z z le o n p a g e 14 penalize losers by denying them degenerates. 7. "Thore’ll Be Sad Songs" Billy Ocean (Jive-Arista) high-concept ideas. In fact, none next Saturday’s local arts & • “ Funny Girl” — Ugly 8. “Call Me" Dennis DeYoung (A&M) of the great films of the past can leisure section. duckling turns into ugly canary. 9. "Bad Boy” Miami Sound Machine (Epic) be accurately described in • "The Sound of Music” — 10. “So Far Away” Dire Straits (Warner Bros.) Those who can describe a high-concept terms. movie without using a verb at all Nun fights Nazis with saccharin. • “ Who’s Afraid of Virginia And yet it seems that Miniseries leads ABC can take another turn. two-thirds of the movies W oolf?" — Fun couple kisses Big-wheel players can arrange produced these days easily fit and cracks up. (Ooops! Two among themselves for valuable into a single sentence. verbs. Penalty: Attend 48-hour For those who deplore this to Nielsen ratings win Jerry Lewis Movie Marathon.) trend, there are always old • “ The Lion in Winter” — HEAR AGAIN’S PROMISE classics on videocassette. HEARING AIDS SHOULD Soviet takeover, next season. King checkmates queen. NEW YORK (A P ) - ’’ North & Frank Sanello reports from Gentlemen, start your BE HEARD, NOT SEEN. Last week, “ North 4 South, Hollywood for Newspaper • “ Fiddler on the Roof” — Bmnd namM. m ott South, Book 11” fell a little short VCRs! ■ QUALITY! guurartteed up to 3 yuart. Book I I ” placed all five episodes Enterprise Association. Pogroms receive musical 3 I N 1 of the ratings performance of in the Top 10, giving ABC only its Paperhanging towaat prices In the original, but did well enough Paliritef Electrical New England fourth first-place finish in 33 LOW COST! last week to raise ABC’s WITH weeks. One other win came last We select & dispenae only confidence about the 10-hour and RELIABILITY! th e beat 30-hour projects the network is November with the first 12 hours AND North & South.” Quality-trained staff equipped planning over the next three of for fast service. Figures released Tuesday by SERVICE! seasons. For the first time a hearing aid “ There still is an appetite for the A C. Nielsen Co. showed ABC winning the week of May so small it can barely be seen miniseries,” said Marvin Mord, fits into the ear canal entirely. ABC’s vice president of 5-_ 11 with a 15.6 rating. NBC, with marketing and research servi­ the top-ranked “ The Cosby U A .C «iv m t IriKeMelteetel* VtimStcta ces. “ That’s a good sign. We Show” and its follow-up AVAILABLE ONLY AT Thursday comedies all cracking L. A. CONVERSE INC., PAINTING 151 Talcoitvills Rd. have a fairly long-term Eileen Davis Rts. 83 the Top 10, averaged a 15.4 McKECHNIE ELECTRIC commitment to ‘War and Hearing Aid Vsmon, CT 06066 rating. CBS, running mostly PAPERHANGERS UNLIMITED Specialist IlHChR ftcm €1 Rememberance’ in 1988-89.” (203) 672-1118 T h e sequel to Herman Wouk’s reruns, placed only “ Dallas” in For Profeuional Service COMPANY "T h e Winds of War” is set at 30 the Top 15 and finished with a Call Us At 646-3117 A Full Service Hearing Aid Center hours, while ABC plans to run 12.4 rating. ■ the 10-hour "Am erika.” about Ufe in the United States after a WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 17. 1986

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Marianne Chambers stands behind a loveseat in the living room of her Green Manor Road home. She followed the Extras -Hi * ‘ ■ advice of an interior n»gln«Id Plnto/M»ncho8t«r H «r«ld decorator and placed changed the loveseat so it faces Marianne Chambers sits in the living room of the windows and a home her Green Manor ranch. forms a sort of hallway can often be made over in about from living room to major pieces," colonial period. For example, a area to bedrooms on the other dough box serves as an end table eight weeks, including the time bedrooms. ... Continued side of the house. The usual place for a sofa it takes to order and deliver new table is at the back of a sofa, but in the new living room and the old maple coffee table has been furniture. $10,000,” Horton says. "That’s □ □ □ again convention played back A designer usually works by retained. Two pine rocking unusual. More usual is $1,000 to seat to aesthetics. At Horton’s What’s more, Horton sug­ chairs flank the fireplace. the hour and can be consulted $2,000.” This sum can include suggestion. Chambers set the gested that Marianne move the The dining room set is colonial for something as simple as the purchase of some new narrow table in front of the large hutch out of the dining pine with captains’ and rnates’ furniture rearrangement — a furniture and/or window picture window, and accented it First area. Placed along the wall side chairs, but the table is process that can take as little as treatments as well as the with twin lamps at either side where the sofa once was, it covered with a homespun woven an hour, Horton says. In fact, designer’s services. and a handcrafted basket of serves now as a focal point and a blue cloth and accented with an one of her new clients is a blueberries for color. woman who is selling her house, By Sutan Plese place to show off new country unusual centerpiece. Instead of A designer is often able to use accessories — a wooden rocking □ a □ traditional flowers, a stuffed and wants some suggestions on space in creative ways. In many horse, a basket, a vase filled regrouping furniture and Window treatments can be one goose, a teddy bear and When Marianne and Robert Green Manor homes. Chambers with pussy willows, a duck arrangement of candle molds accessories to make the house of the most expensive additions Chambers bought their Green says, the sole is placed on the pulling a cart filled with eggs. takes focus. The overall effect is more attractive and saleable. ■ to a room. But Chambers’ new Manor Road ranch in 1963, they long inside wall, at right angles “ I think the accessories are uncluttered country decor, but curtains, three pair of muslin furnished it in Colonial style, to the picture window, and the most important part of the the colonial accents blend well popular for the period. The tiers edged in blue crochet, were If you know of a facing a fireplace at the other room,” Horton explains. “ You and add interest. modest tract home was one of end of the room. "I didn’t know can change the whole look of the not expensive custom-made, but house you'ci like to see hundreds built in Manchester how else to do it,” she says. room with accessories. Add “ over-the-counter” from Paul’s □ □ □ featured here, write to during the 1950s. Paint on Main Street. They pillows, get an area rug, Chambers completed the A massive four-cushioned sofa replaced drapes that are Susan Plese at Wee­ But Horton suggested she sometimes just rearrange what redecoration slowly over was along one wall of the living customary on a large picture place the new loveseat in the you have, regroup. several months, adding new kend Plus Magazine, room. A pine hutch was placed window. center back quarter of the room, “ She (Chambers) needed the pieces gradually until she was in the narrow dining area. The living and dining areas P.O. Box 591, Man­ facing the window, instead. The accessories and she saw it satisfied with the total effect. Heavy lined drapes covered the herself,” Horton continues. were filled in with furniture left chester, Conn. 06040. _r. sofa’s back forms a kind of over from the Chambers’ But a living room, Horton says. picture window. hallway leading from the living “ That’s what she needed, not But a year ago the Chambers abruptly changed course. ” 1 took everything out of here. I was so sick of everything.' ’ she ^estowri^T^iarmacy says. " I was especially glad to Weddings? get rid of the sofa. It took up so much room and no one wanted to Marianne and Robert Chambers’ Green Manor Fathers Day? sit in the middle.” 445 Hartford Rd. 643-5230 Road home resembles many in Manchester. Graduations? □ □ □ Custom framing The old green carpeting was We offer a full range of products and one of the first things to go. and long run it's cheaper because The placement of furniture, as makes a perfect in its place Chambers chose a you don’t make any mistakes. suggested by Gale Horton of gift for these services, including a Computerized light raspberry-colored rug. “ I And you don't have to do Fabric and Design on Cooper occassions. Prescription Department. We are a U.S. was into earthtones," she says. everything at one time. You can Street, and use of accessories When workmen came to lay the spread it out.” have given the house a Postal Sub-station and a Payment agent for carpet, she was suddenly faced In fact, the financial outlay completely new look. "It isn’t Qlft C«niflc«tM avallabiB N. U., CNG, and SNET. with the realities of her decision. was minimal. Using profes­ that expensive.” says "I panicked,” she says. sional advice on colors and Chambers, a teacher aide at LOTTO-DMLY NUMBERS H*LLM*RK-RUSSELL STOVER Friends suggested she consult style. Chambers bought just a Martin School. 111 Center Street few new pieces — a loveseat * an interior designer to help her In fact, many of Horton’s Manchester 649-6939 choose new furnishings. “ 1 upholstered in wedgewood blue, clients are, like Chambers, exposu re thought decorators were for the two comfortable armchairs and middle income people with Mon.-Frl. S-S:S0 OPEN 7 Days a Week 8 a.m.-9 p.m. The Chambers removed a large hutch from very wealthy,” she says. " I was a sofa table, "And everything modest homes. " It’s not Sat. 9-S / Titura. *:SO-e intimidated. was on sale.” she says. Design everybody who’s going to spend their dining room area. Notice how airy the "But you really should see a services came free with her room looks now. decorator,” she says. “ In the purchases. Continued ... WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, May 17, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 17. 1986 25 Insights into Childhood

Auto-parts a it Make your car immortal Birthdays are a gift

Competition in order to By Richard Harris encourage little-known young artists struggling for recogni­ w So the next time you visit a junkyard Large parties aren’t always the best ' ‘But is it a rt ? ” my companion Keeping tion in this neglected art asked as we tried to appreciate a medium. searching for parts to keep your car alive, minor sculpture by by Your Car The 1985 competition was why not look around for aesthetic forms as By Fred Rogers that family’s approach, besides to have a party like that at avant-garde artist Man Ray in a tough. Entries included a with Barry Heed lessening the chance of home, some say, while noting recent Smithsonian Institution Alive fireplace screen made from the well? M M m m “PPy Birthday” disappointments, helps avoid that it’s just too expensive to do touring exhibition at our local grille of a '60 Chevy; a corner E E ■ H can be a lot easier another of birthdays’ pitfalls: too it anywhere else. fine-arts center. table built entirely from ■ ■ to say than to much all at once and over too In addition, they point out, There, mounted on board and headlights; television remote make come true! soon. that a large party crowd often painted with bright yellow ■ I Many parents find When a friend of ours was leads young children into they’d drive them down the controls hooked up to the side of an old Buick? glossy enamel, was a gearshift switches on a Fiat Spyder’s '59 and two '60s — and they’re e n that presents and little, family tradition always overexcitement, accidents and lever from a late-’40s Ford. highway on big flatbed semi awaiting commissions for more. unhappiness. And yet, if one trucks. Who’d do something like hardwood dashboard (which “This guy can’t be serious.” parties don’t guarantee a happy made birthdays a formal affair “Who knows what art is?” I was hung on the wall) Their goal? To build couches you may be saying to yourself birthday: Presents can bring even for the children. Everyone family invites everybody in the if it wasn’t art?” from every Cadillac body .style class, shouldn’t every family answered. "Well. 1 wouldn’t have one of But the winner, hands-down, Find out. Send a photograph of disappointments, and parties can was expected to be all dressed “I know what I wouldn’t have from 19.50 through 1960. return the invitation? those in my living room, either.” was the work of Sherry Stein and your Art from Parts master­ end in chaos, tears and grouchy up and on best behavior. Her in my living room.” she said. photograph them in remote piece to me. in care of John Muir birthday guests were mainly I don’t believe so. There are she said. Jody Norskog of Santa Fe. N.M. grownups. “Well, once at the Metropoli­ They built a couch from the back settings and make a series of Publications, P 0. Box 613. In talking with parents, we relatives; she was allowed to many ways to celebrate tan Museum of Art in New York, But what if you had an po.stcards. birthdays, and what works best assemblage of car parts welded end of a 1959 Cadillac. They cut Santa Fe.NM 87,504. found that their uncase about invite just one special friend of I saw a sculpture made out of the back end of a salvage-yard So the next time you visit a childhoixl birthdays tended to her own age. for each family is what their hundreds of car parts welded together into a coffee table? junkyard searching for parts to But please, folks, don’t send She remembers feeling celebration should-be. After all, Would that be art? wreck, used the rocket-fin the original. 1 still have the reflect three main concerns: together. It was 7 feet high and fenders and massive chrome keep your car alive, why not fulfilling wishes, continuing important and special with so the reason for birthdays is to must have weighed more than a We’re talking about some­ look around for aesthetic forms engine block, painted Day-glo give our children a once-a-year, thing loftier and more bumper (complete with multiple family traditions and meeting many grownups paying so much jeep. It wouldn't even fit in your as well? Detroit designers orange, that somebody deli­ attention to her, but she has strong and special confirmation sophisticated than car repair flame-shaped tail lights and vered here last year. It holds as scK’ial expectations. living room. But it must have huge back-up light mount ings poured a lot of creative energy Here are some examples. One other memories as well: “I can’t of the importance of their place been art or it wouldn't be in the here. We’re talking about into those bizarre fins and many flowers as four vases. in our family and among their imagery in worn-out compo­ shaped like jet engines) to When people ask what it’s doing father told us: “By the time of say those days were fun or museum, right?” frame a leather couch where the chrome strips. You could be the our son’s third birthday, my comfortable, even though they friends. ■ "Well ." nents and aesthetics in first to think up a practical use in the middle of the room. 1 salvage-yard scrounging. Not trunk used to be. The couch explain that it’s my “writer’s wife and I had already come to were exciting. It was so difficult i; 1986 Family Communications, Inc. "A few years ago in Amarillo, for an Edsel grille? Or how the conclusion that 'What do to stay good and polite and neat Distributed by King Features Syndicate just keeping your car alive, but looks as if someone had parked a block.” ■ Texas. I saw a touring exhibit of vintage Caddy next door — but it about that row of holes in the you want for your birthday?’ for so long! two dozen life-sized dinosaurs making bits of immortal! Thai’s why I started the needed a little more room. was a really dangerous question. “We’ve broken that family built entirely out of old car Stein and Norskog have built How could Mark know what tradition with our children. For parts. The biggest was nearly 30 nation's first Auto Parts in the Living Room Artist Award three other Cadillac couches — a was reasonable to ask for? How us it’s blue jeans and a picnic or feet long, and between museums could he know what we’d be an outing with several children, happy for him to have and what and a cake and ice cream is a One pressure several parents we wouldn’t? We felt .such an quick ceremony. 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WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, May 17. 19«6 27 Gardening

Nine in ten Manchester area readers r' prefer the Manchester Herald Good health for local news comes from V - " A •) f ^ over any other print publication. • c r ■ f the back yard -X. . J , i If you live in Manchester then the Herald’s the .B8 j s r s a . tz (I /( - 0-. . • ^ . 3 newspaper for you because it’s the only one that s By Joan Haider, R.N. strengthened as you get your 4: geared expressly to the needs of the community. A iiiaiirlu'iilrr Hrral^ garden into shape. And if you L have any excess poundage to /y recent survey conducted by First Market Research oda> It seems as though of Boston pointed out that the Herald’s major everv'one's attention is lose, gardening can help. bid for Mat liK'used on some aspect By gardening only one hour a V strength is in its local news coverage and its felSM SW M i* of dieting, ginxl day, you can bum up to 3(X) intimate focus on the Manchester area. According nutrition or exercise calories in your spare time, after to the study, nearly nine in ten readers say they Bach new diet brnik or work, or between ordinary read the Herald for the local news and nearly seven Tanicle on fitness or better health chores. in ten say that local news is the most important IS pounced upon and eagerly However, Dr. Davidson devoured by a populace cautions you to check in with strength of the paper. seemingly obsessed with seeking your doctor and gel his OK nutritious and low-calorie trxxis. before beginning vigorous and liHiking tor activities physical activity (especially any The same study shows that the Manchester Herald is beneficial to health and that entails heavy lifting or rated quite highly in terms of space devoted to well-being strenuous digging) if you suspect selected local issues in its Opinion pages. Nearly eight Many Americans don't realize ydu have any unusual health in ten readers find that the space devoted to that exercise and good eating problems. may be no farther away than Then start small. Don’t take viewpoints on local issues to be more than sufficient in their own backyards. on more than you can handle, so explaining the issues. This extensive coverage that gardening becomes a chore seed is slow to germinate and as romaine in 60 days or more. Some may have no interest in What belter way is there to a vegetable garden. Your forte and halfway into your project a rule comes up too thickly. Many excellent varieties of provides readers with the depth of information they incorporate those essential goals may be fiowers, shrubs or fruit need to make reasonable decisions on key local issues into your life than by cultivating you abandon il. While they tolerate some tomato exist for the home Many vegetables exist that the crowding, the best rixtts can be garden. To find the one which is trees. The ideas are limitless. a vegetable garden, be il ever so Many amateur gardeners have that may impact on their lives today, or in the future. small Not only can^ou grow amateur gardener can grow and had only when the seedlings are best suited to fit the size of your In turn, the Letters to the Editor column allows cultivate, but if you have room thinned to two inches apart. garden and your region, consult taken great pride in their some of your favorite beautiful lawns, nx'k gardens or readers an opportunity to vent their views on an issue. low-calorie vegetables stuffed for only a small garden, plant Early varieties, listed as your l(Kal nursery or seed m those that give you the most maturing in 65 to 70 days, are catalog. roses. Use your imagination to One of the most important news categories in the with vitamins and fiber but. in come up with something the prrK'ess. gel some yield for the space available or best for spring sowing. To enjoy Tomatoes love sunshine and minds of most Manchester area residents is local that your family most enjoys. a long sca.son of the best-quality well-drained garden .soil that has spectacular — or pleasingly much-needed exercise simple. After all. you will be \m B> news with nearly 75% rating the Manchester Herald And what better exercise is My husband has always been rtxKs, one should sow every been enriched by compost, leaf very high in this coverage area. an avid (and sometimes three weeks until the end ot mold, peat moss or commercial doing the work, and your garden there to help keep slim and trim should refiect the real you. than digging reaching and frustrated) gardener — a farmer May. humus. While tomatoes can be without a farm. He never has (growing lettuce is quite grown from seeds, buying small For city residents who live in stixrping over your garden as apartments and don’t have the you plant, cultivate, water and had adequate space to grow all simple beeause the seeds sprout cuttings from the nursery is the crops he wanted to, but he space or for those who have no weed? quickly m cool soil and the faster. Cuttings can be planted has utilized every inch of ground sprouts may be transplanted as soon as the soil becomes inclination for an outdoor Dr. Marshall Franklin, one ot garden, other alternatives do Paying attention to the needs of its readers is the the co-authors of "The Heart he could to ensure having a easily if necessary. Lettuce will workable in the spring. small but highly successful grow quite well on a wide Amateur gardeners who raise exi.st. number one priority of the Manchester Herald. Doctor’s Heart Btxrk,” states. Ltxik around you. Numerous They feel it is their responsibility to listen to what "Gardening is great. You suxip, vegetable garden. variety of soil types but prefers only a few tomato plants will He tucks radishes, onions and well-drained, sunny, rich, sandy find it pays to support them off potential garden sites are just you bend, you dig There is wailing to be found, such as residents in Manchester have to say. They’re leaf lettuce into small, sunny soil. Since it is shallow rooted, the ground rather than let them tension and motion as a result of window boxes or planters on a especially interested in hearing any comments you spots in the borders and has lettuce needs good drainage and grow without training. They may tension." south balcony. Some people even staked an extra tomato steady moisture. be lied to individual stakes or a may have about the service you get from the He feels that exercise is as even grow herbs on a window plant or two at the back of my Organic material blended into trellis. Tomatoes should receive Herald. They guarantee prompt delivery and important as diet in cultivating sill or kitchen counter and use flower garden. In the smill area the soil helps, but one should plenty of water and be kept free courteous, efficient service on all billing matters. If belter health because it uses the plants to enhance the flavor allotted to vegetables in our avoid deep cultivation. Since of weeds. When the fruits are muscles, increases energy level of those delicious recipes you’re not satisfied, they want to know about it. If poslage-stamp-sized backyard, lettuce responds well to ripe they should be picked and helps relieve stress and prepared to help keep them slim you let them know how they can improve the paper boredom. he grows lettuce and carrots and fertilizer, fertilize before selling promptly because they keep manages adequate space for out transplants and again when better than if left on the vines. and trim. for you, their readers, then they will continue to be And according to Dr. Douglas When it comes to growing plants reach two to three inches Once picked, what better place your voice in Manchester. Davidson, a cardiologist three or four assorted tomato herbs, even the gardener with plants. Since we both love in height. to u.se them than in a practicing in San Diego, Calif., little experience can do well. ■ "Regular and increasing levels salads and have a large one Since refrigeration does not scrumptious salad. of exercise, such as gardening, daily, we find it satisfying to improve the quality of lettuce, it give a person a renewed sense of grow most of its ingredients. is best not to have a lot come to pride and strength and a feeling Let's lake a look at vegetables maturity at the same time. ilanrljPBtpr IrralJi of well-being." that are fairly ea.sy to cultivate Sowing small amounts of seed He also finds that "exercising and that require somewhat every 10 to 14 days until Start small. Don’t take on more than in the fresh air and sunshine is similar growing conditions: summer's heat begins is you can handle, so that gardening becomes ••YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER” an aid to better sleep at night carrots, lettuce and tomatoes. preferable to assure a constant and is both relaxing and Carrot seeds are sown in early supply during the summer a chore and halfway into your project, you invigorating." spring when the soil starts to months. In the beginning those unused warm up. Sandy soils or those Loose-leaf varieties are ready abandon it. of an open texture with good 41 to SO days from sowing, Sourer; Firtl Markrt Research of Boslon, Januarv, 1986. muscles of yours may complain a bit, but they will soon bMome drainage are definitely best. The butterhead in 4S days and WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 17, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 17, 1986 29 The Curious Shopper 28 Sexuality Mother has lessened sexual desire Is raw fish really safe to eat?

Dannon has always been Exhaustion and changes in lifestyle are often the reasons why By Sonja Heinze concerned with the preservation Arc there worms in raw fish? A of the environment. Plastic veterinarian I talked to at a containers are not diminished and we both would biodegradable," By Dr. Jun* Rcinitch like to have more satisfaction. cocktail party where sushi was I’m able to achieve orgasm, but Psychological factors can also be served said he wouldn’t feed So now I asked the Dannon DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m 21 The how can he? raw fish to a dog. Company why their yogurt is and had a baby boy five months It’s out of the question to tell involved. For example, you mention that Diseases as.sociated with the contained in plastic, and Laurie ago. A couple of weeks before he Kinsey him to seek advice from a sex ingestion of raw fish are on the Abramson, director of consumer was bom. I lost all interest in therapist or even his doctor. your husband is good looking. If you feel rise in the U.S. as sushi, relations, tells us that plastic sex and still have none. Report Could you recommend a book I your own attractiveness is lower because sqshimi, cevich^, green herring, protects the quality and freshness My husband is a good-looking could read to help him get some of the yogurt more effectively, man, but I can’t bring myself to to name a few. become more sexual satisfaction? I’ve always of pregnancy, you may need reassurance popular. But this does not mean and the plastic cups have a do anything more than cuddle thought I had a good bright, contemporary look with him. Any other sexual that if you eat raw fish you will imagination in sexual activity, about your appearance, f^ get sick. “which so many people find activity seems to turn me off. but this has me stumped. pleasing to the eye." This is really worrying me; I Glenna Ryan, an extension listening for their babies. associate with the Division of Dannon's previously stated know it upsets my husband. Couples sometimes feel sex DEAR READER: 'bifficulty concern with the environment What’s wrong with me? Nutritional Sciences at Cornell must now be "scheduled" or with erections can have many only the pill. children who are AIDS patients University, advises that fish used appears to have been restricted to times when they physical and psychological You must be sure to use a good relinquished in favor of the DEAR READER; It’s com­ appear to have an extremely low for sashimi should be of . are sure the baby won’t need causes. Even men with diabetes quality, new condom and a foam risk of contacting the disea.se. bright, contemporary look, not mon for a woman’s sexual premium quality and properly their attention. Others feel they must be evaluated for other containing a spermicide each Transmission of AIDS ap­ to mention the fact that plastic desire to be reduced during handled. must repress any former sounds possible causes. and every time you have sex or pears to require either intimate "I do not recommend the containers are considerably pregnancy, especially during or vocalizations so the baby is In one study of impotent the failure rate is much higher. cheaper to prixiuce than paper, the final weeks before birth, contact (vaginal, oral or anal home preparation of raw fish," not awakened. diabetic men. 90 percent were Any family-planning clinic contact with the semen or Ryan .says. “Restaurants serving when physical discomfort may Psychological factors can also found to also have other medical has materials about failure vaginal fluids of an infected raw fish arc usually aware of the will kill the larva, with at least cooked" or “precooked.” the color is from the eggs or READER'S COMMENT: occur. be involved. For example, you problems, such as a lack of rates, instructions for the safest A couple’s feelings about sex person) or exposure to the blood possible hazards and take the one to three days in a frozen When labels don't indicate ovary of the shrimp,” says BEEF BROTH mention that your husband is adequate blood flow to the penis. use of various methods, and lists of an infected person (including can also change during this time necessary precautions. However, state being required, depending whether the hams need to be Robert Price, a seafood Ruth Krukowski, R.D., "good looking.” If you feel your Moreover. 55 percent of those of questions a woman should sharing or re-using needles cooked or not, U.S, Department specialist with the University of Southbury, Conn.: “I am a as more care is taken about own attractiveness is lower there are no guarantees." on the size of the fish. Cooking, who underwent psychological consider as she chooses a during the use of intravenous of course, kills everything, but of Agriculture meat inspectors California, Davis. Shrimp registered dietitian employed in positions and spontaneity may because of pregnancy, you may evaluation were found to have contraceptive for various stages One disease in question is drugs). cold smoking, salting and suggest that you assume such researchers at the Bodega a skilled nursing facility. Several be lost. Some women and their need reassurance about your non-physical factors as well. of her life. Most also have staff anisakiasis, which is a parasitic husbands, report increased The earlier risk of getting roundworm infection. Effects marinating are not always hams must be cooked before Marine Laboratory in California patients and staff members appearance. There’s no single book that physicians. AIDS through blood transfusions eating. agree. expressed concern about desire during pregnancy. Remember you both have could help you diagnose your Every young woman (espe­ can be mild or serious, it is effective, Reduced sexual desire has been eliminated, since “The eggs are attached to the consuming beef broth after acquired new roles. You now are husband’s condition and suggest cially if she is .sexually active or te.sting for HTLV 111 was difficult to diagnose and cannot following childbirth has also be treated with medication. HOW TO COOK HAM ORANGE COLOR IN SHRIMP underside of the tail,” explains reading your column in which a a mother: your husband is a how his functioning can be plans to become sexually instituted by all blood banks. Dr. Price, “and the ovary is reader asked where the following been widely reported. Various father. Sometimes the notion improved. Only a specialist in active) should have regular Referring to a Consumer How does one know if a ham is When I was through shelling postpartum (afterchildbirth) According to the Centers for located partially inside the tail. expression came from: ‘Beef that “good" mothers and sexual dysfunctions can provide gynecological examinations just Disease Control, the nation’s Nutrition Alert newsletter “fully cooked," “partially some cooked shrimp that I had physical problems have been Both turn pink to orange after broth is simply ox’s urine in a fathers do not have sex (or the tests and analysis required to make sure she is in good blood supply was pronounced published by Environmental cooked" or “not cooked"? bought in a fish market, / noted, including damage to Nutrition, Inc., the disease may Occasionally they’re marked, noticed that my fingers were cooking, and both contain high teacup.’ should not have sex like lovers and recommend treatment health and is using the “safe” as of last April. “Although you traced the vaginal tissues or changes in or childless husbands and wives often be misdiagnosed as but usually they’re not. Then I tinged with an orange color. concentrations of oil which options. contraceptive most suited to Although the risk of could rub off on your fingers origin of this bizarre expression muscle support of the pelvic do) becomes difficult to Ask your husband to go to a her. It may also interest you to appendicitis, peptic ulcer or even cook them to death. Shirley This had never happened to me organs, which can result in contacting the AIDS by you. while you were peeling the accurately, you made no overcome. clinic or medical school for an know that oral contraceptives your husband or your daughters stomach cancer. It may be a Wigglesworth, Mays Landing, before. Could there have been discomfort or pain during If the lack of desire continues, week after ingestion before N.J. some sort o f dye on the shrimp shrimp." mention of what beef broth evaluation. have been shown to have some is extremely low. anyone who really is. For the sake of others coitus. but the state of your general positive side effects on women’s symptoms appear. Ham is meat from the hind to make them more appealing? You didn’t mention if you are Don’t feel that you carry the engages in sex with a YOGURT IN PLASTIC who may have been turned off health is good, and any responsibility to stimulate him health, especially if they are "Fish most often affected," leg of a hog. Fresh ham is plain Wouldn’t that be illegal? breast-feeding your son. If you "high-risk” partner or multiple to this liquid. I would like to say gynecological discomfort from to orgasm and that if you were younger than 35 and do not states the newsletter, “are meat to which nothing has been It is highly unlikely the CONTAINERS partners or who uses / used to buy Dannon Yogurt that beef broth is a thin clear are. your hormonal levels are childbirth is gone, then you just more clever, or knew a smoke cigarettes. mackerel, herring, squid, done. It must be thoroughly shrimp were dyed to enhance affected. For example, the intravenous drugs should get because it came in cardboard soup made by cooking beef should consult a counselor certain trick, he would be fine. more information about how to sardines, bonito, salmon and cooked. their color. Since shrimp have lower level of estrogen reduces slowly in water. Any broth is a familiar with the concerns of There are. for example, medical reduce the risk of catching and other saltwater fish. The fresher Hams labeled “cured" or barely any color when fresh, you cups, but they’ve changed to vaginal lubrication for many major constituent of a clear women. A skilled therapist can conditions that can be improved transmitting AIDS. the fish, the less likelihood of "cured and smoked" must also would have noticed a strange tint plastic and I wonder why. nursing mothers — an other help you decide what causes of only with surgery. He must be as AIDS worries contracting anisakiasis because be cooked unless the label when you bought them. The Four years ago 1 asked the liquid diet used as a transition to possible cause of discomfort Call your state department of reduced desire are involved in involved as you in the health and ask for a copy of their the larva move from the fish’s indicates otherwise. Those hams pigments in the shell of cooked Dannon Company why they solid food after surgery or during sex. DEAR DR. REINISCH: We illness, not to mention the base your case and suggest various responsibility for seeking most informative brochure stomach only after it is dead. you can eat without cooking first shrimp do not come out of the contained their yogurt in Other common factors include treatments for consideration. recently discovered that my must be labeled “fully cooked.” shell to any extent and certainly cardboard, and Dorothy Young for many soups." ■ solutions. younger brother is a homosex­ about AIDS. Therefore, one preventive the effects of dramatic change All canned hams are fully wouldn't stain your fingers when said, “Dannon’s containers, in lifestyle associated with ual and has been for a while. measure is to gut the fish as soon as they are caught,” cooked. Read the label for you peel the cooked shrimp. unlike plastic ones, are raising a child. Physical Erection problems Are condoms safe? We’re very upset about this and completely biodegradable. exhaustion from child care and desperate to know more about Thorough freezing of the fish instructions. It should say "fully “A better probability is that disrupted sleep are sometimes DEAR DR. REINISCH; My DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m 20 AIDS. involved. A person who doesn’t husband has had diabetes for and have never gone to see a It sounds like such a serious Send questions to feel well has reduced sexual several years and our sex life doctor about birth control. My disease. I’m afraid for my two Dr. Reinisch in care of desire. has gradually reduced to boyfriend and I have been going teenage daughters, my husband The Kinsey Report, CROPLEY’S HEDGE SALE! Sexual patterns can be practically nothing. He takes together for a couple of years and myself. When I showed my affected even if desire is insulin injections and other and he’s been using condoms. So brother an article about AIDS he P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ present. New parents often are medications. just said not to worry. Our Hemlock Arborvitae White Pine far. everything is fine. mington, Ind., 48402. 254 Broad Street, Manchester distracted — focusing on His sexual desire has not Are condoms alone safe doctor won’t say much either. 18"-24" 3'-4' 3'-4' enough, or is something else What can we do about this? Volume of mail prohib­ safe besides the pill? I don't its personal replies, Reg. *1699 Reg. *2299 Reg. *3999 Weekly Special want to go on the pill. 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By Sondra Aator Stave This soup is far milder, but the Scan the latest offerings and you see what Americans eat good texture and taste avoids There’s a temptation to report blandness. W face they have seen on the that the Lotus, on Route 83 in The Lotus appetizers may be Vernon, is just an ordinary tried individually, or as an By Sandra Scott Klink Williams has a handy resource airwaves or a name they have guide of mail-order sources. read about in the papers. Oriental restaurant of no assortment served to a group. particular merit, and hope that Springrolls are in the most s the waves of new This book makes no attempt to Madeleine Cooks by be cute or gimmicky. It is just a Madeleine Kamman (Morrow, you do not visit to check it out. delicate of wrappers; a bite or cookbooks roll in to the This devious thought is owed nicely illustrated general $17.95) evolved from her public break with a fork will result in a bookstores, a story to the fact that this Vietnamese collection of traditional ree pes television series and- is delicious flurry of crumbs. The unfolds. The story is restaurant, which opened May in a manageable size book. essentially a French-based filling is a tasty mix of meat and about fads, fashions, 12. 1984. already requires you to vegetables. Now on to American desserts. adaptation to American trends, call them what book a weekemi table a full week There are two kinds of Maida Heatter has done it again ingredients. It's inspired, easy Ayou will. Look closely at the in advance, and is comfortably brochettes, or skewered meats. with Maida Heatter's Book of (most of the time), eclectic and offerings and you'll get a good full during the week, as well. The beef is slightly spicy and Great American Desserts (Knopf, extraordinarily imaginative. Her general idea of what has caught This review of our excellent tender; the chicken flavorful but the nation's fancy — at least for $25). A bargain at any price, it's sauces and butlers arc little meals will do nothing but make not tasting as much of lemon as the time being. A fickle full of fabulous recipes that masterpieces that enhance the the crowding worse, but honesty the menu description would audience, these cookbook virtually propel the reader into simplest of ingredients. Trust in requires me to share our suggest. buyers, but an active one. They the kitchen to try. her is merited. enthusiasm. First and second joints of '/ i She, too, has covered the buy, experiment and are ready to 6. New British ideas. No The room with approximately chicken wings arrive piping hot. country in the assortment chosen jump on the newest bandwagon. longer the land of bland, 20 tables has a clean, well-kept and the aroma of their marinade So, given this group to write and presents old favorites like unseasoned boarding-school look. The Lotus theme is carried perfumes the air. The meat is grunts, cobblers and pandowdies for, who can fail to understand food, England is all of a sudden out by the table decorations and tender, the texture moist. Reginald Pinto/Man Chester Herald why pk is immense, almost soup, which may also be ordered if desired. peanut sauce. This dish is one of This cake seems to be a Weekencj Plus Maga­ I attention, particularly New gone into hiding. Nor have with asparagus instead of corn. A bird's nest made of strips of the best examples of the care Vietnamese restaurant stand­ too big for easy use. A minor savouries or meat pies. What has zine, P.O. Box 591, Orleans Creole and Cajun gripe, however, that shouldn't given to the meshing of tastes ard, and with good reason. happened is a bit of Flan was among the best of its Manchester Herald, specialties. New Orleans Home deter dessert lovers from adding and textures and succeeds embellishment. Port and Stilton, kind. Most admirable was the Cooking by Chachie Dupuy this one to their collection of admirably. Manchester 06040. (Macmillan. $14.95) presents the two familiar English ingredients, Shrimp with cashews is just as tender texture of the custard. Americana. are combined in a mousse; it sounds, generous amounts of Bowls of soup cost between gleanings of eight generations of 2. High-carbohydrate diet. The 497 Takottville Road, Vernon. 871-8962 Maida Heatter and one of her great American Mulligatawny soup inspires other seafood and nuts in another of $1.75 and $2.25; appetizers are Creole recipes...plus a few ✓ Hours: Luncheon Monday through Friday, 11:30 fitness consciousness of our curried soups; smoked fish is the the Lotus’ well balanced sauces. $2.50 to $4.50 or $11.50 for the mavericks that slipped in like country has put pasta and grains desserts. a.m. to 2 p.m. Dinner Monday through Thursday, 5 to 9 chicken veronique, stuffed object of felicitous While not spectacular on its assortment which can serve as in a new light. Instead of being p.m., Friday and Saturday, 5 to 10:30 p.m. Closed manicotti, com flake ice cream experimentation. own. it was a good addition to many as four. Main dishes range considered the villains of dieters, What follows is a gently Sundays. our melange of main courses. from $5.75 to $9.25 and desserts ring. they are now heroes. Jane Brody their experimentation to eating in $1.25 to $2.35. 3. Tapas. These savory tidbits innovative book. This is no Reservations accepted for four or more Desserts show the French in her GckxI Food Book (Norton, restaurants and would like to try influence in Vietnam. There was Each visit to the Lotus has from Spain are enjoying great blockbuster or pretentious, Dress; Casual acceptable American Feasts by Sallie Y. $19.95) presents a way of life cooking this food at home, a mixed review at our table on provided a thoroughly pleasura­ Williams (William Morrow, favor right now. Two of New flashy tome; rather an excellent Handicapped access neatly summed up in a book. Elizabeth Andoh's An American picture of what is happening in the cheesecake. Some found it to ble eating experience. We hope $22.95) covers the entire country Chock full of information, York's most popular restaurants. American Express, Visa or MasterCard that the very capable Taste of Japan (Morrow, $24.95) England today. their liking, but others, in a brightly illustrated charts, recipes, comments, those The Ballroom and El including me. felt it was too light management is considering Intemacional, feature tapas; should be helpful. So, choose your trend. 350-recipe volume. Not the choosing to alter their eating This is not an experiment to magazines are publishing an Change the way you eat. world's most imaginative habits will find a true survival be taken lightly, however. The abundance of recipes and urging Experiment with a cuisine collection of recipes, it guide here. ingredients are alien to most tapas parties. Want to jump on you’ve never attempted. Have a nonetheless would serve well as Brody, a medical reporter for Americans. Andoh includes an this bandwagon? Jump with tapas party. Before you know it, m- a first overall view of what the New York Times, shows her exhaustive guide to them, but American cooking has to offer. Penelope Casas' Tapas: The a new wave will hit and the Prices Dinner exhaustive researching talents. simply reading about these Little Dishes of Spain (Knopf, choices will be that much more Simplicity reigns supreme here; Little is left undiscussfid. ingredients won't do. Hands-on haven’t Specials instructions have been distilled $22.95) in hand. Casas is our complicated. ■ . WONiG’ S However, you won't encounter experience is necessary. Weekly most knowledgeable Spanish changed in to the fewest possible words. any reportorial detachment. And it’s not simple, although RESTAURANT And down-home is not the Brody follows this plan, and it sage. 3 years! PEKING • SZECHUAN ------MAGAZINE the author simplifies it as much AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE prevailing mode. Some stylish shows in her writing. She She proved it in “The Food and Wines of Spain." Call this as possible. She covers TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS newcomers embellish it. precedes nearly evepi recipe by everything well, the instructions one Spanish regional if you will, New. Exciting. Locally Produced. Most ingredients are readily a personal note or tip, and many are complete, the recipes Head Chef • Chef Wong available throughout the country appear to be family favorites for the author has traveled throughout Spain in search of appealing — especially the Another example of the Herald’s but for those elusive ones. directly from her own kitchen. soups. She has the meticulous 875-0661 the recipes included. And what a touch of the teacher. Just don’t fine lot. She has organized the commitment to the needs and book by method of preparation: consider a foray into Japanese cooking a mere whim. Think interests of Manchester. tapas in sauce, tapas with Post Road Plaza Mon.-Thur. 11:30 - 10 pm last-minute preparation, etc., a more in terms of commitment. 352 Hartford Tnpke. ‘ Fri. & Sat. 11:30- 11 pm Look closely at the offerings and you’ll (Rte. SON), Vernon Sunday 12:00 noon - sensible approach. 5. "Celebrity" thef mania. (I-M Exit 65) 10 pm get a good general idea of what has caught 4. Japanese food. People who Jeff Smith’s “Frugal Gourmet,” Watch for it every Saturday! the nation’s fancy — at least for the time never even heard of sushi and a spinoff from his TV show, has € ^ been on the best-seller list for 5 sashimi five years ago are being. hungrily consuming it now. For months and months. People those who don’t want to limit seem to trust a familiar cook, a Monday, Me

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