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Saturday, May 21, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents GAME, SET, MATCH. SUIT Players’ parents wetf may sue CIAC By Len Auster Manchester Herald A lawsuit which seeks to restore eligibility for more than a dozen tennis players suspended from high school matches after they participated in an outside tournament will likely be filed against the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference, an attorney says. Sandy Plepler, of the firm Plepler, Barlow & Ruel, said Friday the suit will be brought by one of the athlete’s parents and will likely be filed in Superior Court in Hartford Monday or Tuesday. “Several (parents) have given permission. We have . . .19 parents’ names. We’re trying to put things together and file either Monday or Tuesday. We don’t have fSoo the luxury of time. We need to seek relief for these kids right away.’’ Players from Manchester, Glastonbury, Rock­ ville, Windham, East Catholic and Cheney Tech were declared ineligible by the CIAC for the rest of the season for violating the rule that prohibits outside play once a season is started. They had participated in the Manchester Racquet Club junior championships last weekend. Eight members of the Manchester High boys’ tennis team and the No. 1 player for the Manchester n . High girls’ squad were among those declared ineligible. “We’re trying to pieCe it together ourselves and seek some relief for these kids who are innocent victims from what seems to be an archaic rule,” Plepler said. iFi According to Tom Rodden, one of the teaching professionals at the Manchester Racquet Club, the practice of private clubs holding junior champion­ «l ships is common. “This situation is rampant ' * M t l / throughout the state and everyone knows it. Just our kids are being discriminated against,’’ he said. Rodden, whose son plays for the Glastonbury gnoi High School team, said that members of that

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1. Which word is most suggestive of a circle? labor charges HYPOTENUSE RADIUS VOLUME LENGTH ‘cheating’

2. The United Nations Building is linked with By Nancy Concelmon problems” reaching an agree­ on April 25, the day the closing which nicknamed city? Manchester Herald ment on bargaining proposals was announced to employees, GOTHAM W INDY CITY CITY OF ROSES and the union wants to continue to company officials told workers link is K O ’d NAPTOWN A vice president for Pillowtex meet with the company. what benefits they were entitled Corp. says he "categorically and Kem er said Friday the com- to, benefits that are subject to negotiation, according to By Lawrence L. Knutson 3. Chewing gum is most useful to passengers on a in every way” denies four unfair any won’t change it’s position, ■’W - The Associated Press TRAIN BUS STEAMSHIP labor charges brought by the ut would meet with the union if Madore. g That charge is “ completely union representing more than 70 the union wants to make a WASHINGTON — Amid growing pressure from wortcers who will lose their jobs false,” Kemer said. :X' 4. Which one of these is a kitchen utensil? different offer. Neither Madore X Republican leaders to speed action, the Senate on CALIPERS CONDUIT COLANDER when the plant closes. nor Kem er would details The union is also accusing the Friday crushed a bid by the GOP’s right wing to tie KOHLRABI Richard E. Kemer, vice presi­ of the bargaining proposals. company of regressive bargain­ the U.S.-Soviet medium-range missile treaty to dent of personnel at Pillowtex’s “ We have suhstantial differen­ ing, which means the company ending Kremlin cheating on other arms control 5. A pyromaniac causes much extra work for Dallas offim, also said the ces between our positions,” presented different benefit prop­ accords. which one of these? company harmade its final offer Kemer said. But, he added- osals to individual employees All five sections of the amendment offered by Sen. MAILMAN FIREMAN MILKMAN INS. for employee beneflts to the , “ We’ve presented our final than it put on the bargaining Steve Symms, R-Idaho, were overwhelmingly AGENT union, despite “ substantial dif­ proposal.” table. 'Pillowtex offered em­ rejected in back-to-back roll call votes of 85-11, ferences” in both sides’ positions. One of the unfair labor charges ployees a five-month continua­ 87-10, 86-11, 82-15 and 89-8. 6. Match the famous Bible characters at the left The union filed four unfair labor is that the company is bargaining tion of insurance at company Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole of Kansas with the appropriate descriptions at the right which charges with the National Labor without the intent of reaching an rates, but in bargaining offered a repeatedly airged his GOP colleagues to “start Relations Board Friday and is pertain to them. agreement. three-month continuation and making real progress” on the trqaty so President (a) Jehu (v) Giant who challenged an entire seeking an injunction to prevent Kem er said he hasn’t seen or later modified it to four, Madore Reagan can take a ratified agreement with him the closing of the Manchester Hebrew army. heard about the unfair labor said. ' when he leaves on Wednesday' for his May 29 idant at the end of the month. (b) Nimrod (w) Hotrod driver of the Bible. practice charges. “ We did not bargain regres- Moscow summit meeting with Soviet leader Mikhail The company and union have (c) Elijah (X ) Forged the death warrant for an “ We categorically and in every sively, period,” Kemer said. S. Gorbachev. innocent farmer. been meeting for the past two way deny that there have been One Democrat, Sen. James R. Exon, D-Neb., said weeks to bargain over severance Madore said the NLRB must (d) Goliath (y) Challenged 4S0 pagan priests to a any violations,” Kem er said. the president will be partly to blame if he goes to pay and other benefits for decide if the injunction request life-or-death contest; then had them killed when he Moscow with the treaty unratified and said Reagan won! workers, but haven’t reached an The charges include com­ has merit, but he thought it might “ should put his foot down” and demand the support agreement, said Robert Madore, be considered moot since closing (e) Jezebel (z) World’s most famous wild game plaints that the company, bar­ of Republican senators. hunter. president of United Auto Woikers gained with individual employees plans are already in effect. Exon said passage of the Symms proposal would Local 376. instead of with the union, which Kemer said the plant will likely "cripple the president as he represents the United Madore said earlier this week Madore said affected the union’s close at the end of May, “ give or Answers in Classified section. AP photo St'ates and the free world” at the Moscow summit. both sides are “ running into bargaining package. Madore said take a couple of days.” ANXIOUS — Parents wait outide shot to death and five others were The Symms amendment, which was opposed by Hubbard Elementary School in critically wounded Friday. ■ the White House, would have barred the treaty from Connecticat W ither Winnetka, iil., where one student was going into effect until Reagan was able to certify the Soviet Union was 4n full compliance with five Van Gogh, Cezanne art stolen previous arms control agreements. Manchester and vicinity: Today, considerable It noted that Reagan previously has told Congress cloudiness with a SO percent chance of showers and AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) - Art Two other valuable Van Gogh paintings, “ The the Soviets are in violation of the SALT I and SALT possibly a thunderstorm. High near 70. Woman who killed student thieves smashed a window in the Municipal Diggers” and “ The Rocking Chair,” were II arms-limitation treaties, a 1963 pact banning Museum early Friday and stole three masterpie­ hanging in the same gallery but were not taken. open-air nuclear tests, a 1925 Geneva Protocol ban ces worth up to 152 million, including works by Rini Dippel, the museum’s deputy director, on chemical weapons and the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Lottery Winners Vincent Van Gogh and Paul Cezanne. It was the said they may have been left because they are found dead by SW AT team Missile Treaty. biggest art theft in Dutch history. substantially larger than the others. Symms said his amendment ‘■'simply means that Museum director Wim Beeren said the stolen The burglars broke a ground-floor window By William C. HIdlav the treaty does not go into effect until the president Connecticut daily Friday; 490. Play Four: 5028. paintings are worth an estimated $52 million, Timm said. We’re not going in there without before dawn in the museum’s north wing, which The Associated Press can report the Soviets are -in compliance with Connecticut “ Lotto" Friday: 4, 5, 11, 15, 20, 21. although experts from Christie’s auction house in The woman, whom authorities taking every precaution.” existing arms treaties.” is relatively sheltered from public view, said London estimated their worth at $11 million. identified as Lori Dann, 30, was Timm said he decided to send museum spokesman Maarten Bertheux. The WINNETKA. 111. - A woman But Dole called the proposal a “ killer amend­ The Municipal Museum houses a collection of carrying at least two handguns the SWAT team into the house thieves then walked through five galleries to opened fire in an elementary ment” and other senators denounced it as about 3,000 works from the 19th and 20th when she opened fire in a after repeated efforts by police Index reach the room where the works were hanging, school, killing one child and “ nonsense,” “ extraneous” and an obvious attempt centuries and is next door to the Van Gogh classroom of the one-story, red­ and Ms. Dann’s parents failed to he said. critically wounding five others to slow Senate consideration of the pact. Museum, which has 220 paintings by the Dutch brick Hubbard Woodsk Elemen­ contact her. Friday. She was found dead when The Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) BusInsM___ .33-34 Local news. : 7/ stolen were "Carnations,” an 1888 work by the master, the world’s largest collection. tary School, killing a chiid and He said the SWAT team'was a SWAT team stormed a house Treaty requires the destruction of all U.S. and ChurchM — .14-15 Obltuarlss— Dutch painter Van Gogh; “ Bottle with Apples,” a Beeren and other art experts speculated that wounding five others. accompanied by : FBI agents where she had wounded a seventh Soviet missiles with a range of 300 miles to 3,400 Clauifled _ . 35-41 Opinion. still life painted in 1894 by the French master the theft was commissioned by a private art A hostage negotiating team using sound-dete^ng devices to . 23-25 Senior CItIzans. person. miles. Comics____ Cezanne; and “ The House of Maitre Billaud in collector, since the Van Gogh and the Cezanne arrived at the house moments try to detect any movement in the Connecticut. 3 -0 Sports .42-48 ‘ T v e just received information Nevers,” an 1874 painting by Dutch artist Johan are too famous to be #61d publicly and since the after the woman took it over house. Treaty supporters said the pact is not a gift to the Focus . 17-32 U.8./Woiid. . 10-11 that the suspect has been found Jongkind. other Van Gogh works weren’t taken. around 11:30 a.m, Timm said. Timm said police had yet to Soviets but is in the national security interest of the and she is dead,” Poiice Chief Ms. Dann spoke by telephone to establish a motive for the United States and stands on its own merits. Herbert Timm said about 7:30 her parents, who were brought to rampage. Dole said the president’s record in combating CDT. the house in hopes of talking her “ There was blood all over the Soviet arms control violations is beyond question. “ The situation is over. I don't Manrbrstrr Hmlb out. classroom and desks knocked In deciding to move ahead with the IN F treaty. have any information about how Tennis players Asked why poiice had not over” as the children panicked Dole said, “ the president had to weigh all the factors she died. She has been found in USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 190 attempted to storm the house during the 15 minutes the shoot­ and make a decision.... Is there any member of this the home, and she is dead. There Psnny M. SIsHsrt, Publlshsr From page ^ eariier, Timm repiied, “ We’ve ing iasted, said Giencoe Patrol­ chamber who thinks that Ronald Reagan failed to have been no other injuries,” had seven people shot already. man John Ceglieski. consider Soviet violations? Oaorg. T. Cnapp.ll Shaldon Cohwi Editor Compoalng Managar Oanit. A. Robwts Robart H. Hubbard school’s boys’ team who played in the Glastonbury the problem needs to be addressed, if it is a Advaitlalng Olractor Praaaroom Managar Tennis Forum junior championships were declared wide-ranging problem.” Marti F. AbisHIa Jaanna O. Fromarth ineligible for me rest of the year. That leaves the Money crunch stifles spending at Pentagon Bualnaaa Managar Clreulatlan Managar Manchester High School was accused of not team with two players. supporting the athletes, according to one source. Publlahad dally axeapl Sunday and oartain hoNdaya by tha Rodden said many tennis players involved in Ludes denied the charge vehemently. “ I intend to By Norman Black and newspaper subcriptions to televi­ a deficit-reduction compromise rizes $100 million for the Navy to buy a Mancbaatar Publlahing Co.. ie Bralnard Plaoa, Manohaalar, private clubs are penalized under the rule. “ If you Conn. 06040. Saeond daaa poataga paid at ManchaaWr, Conn. push the committees vigorousiy to iook at this and The Associated Press sion sets, library materials, recrea­ reached by President Reagan and new ship, the Navy has $100 million in Poatmaatar: Sand addraaa ohangaa to Sw Manohaalar Harald. look at the letter of the law, all these kids are expect a full report. We feel very badly about these tion equipment, lawn mowers and Congress last November. That com­ multi-year budget authority but P.O. Bok 861. Manohaalar. Conn. 06040. ineiigible, too,” he said. kids who are innocent victims in this.” . WASHINGTON - Government ac­ furniture. promise was crafted to control might pay out only $10 million for It you don't raoahra your Harald by 8 p.m. waakdaya or 7:80 Manchester High Athletic Director Mike Sim­ counting practices and the deficit- , , , air condition­ am. Saturdays, plaaaa Maphona your oarriar. H you’re unaMa The matter was brought to the attention of government outlays — the amount of work performed the first year. mons and Rockville Athletic Director John reduction drive prompted the Pen­ ers and forklifts also are on the Ho raaoh your oanlar, oaN aubaorlbar aanloa at 647-0646 by 6 Manchester assistant athletic director Joe Erardi money actually spent during a fiscal p.ffl. araakdaya tor doHaary In Manohaalar. Wiliiams appealed directly to the CIAC Board of tagon on Friday to stop buying office prohibited list for the time being, as All that makes It difficult for the when the resuits of the Manchester Racquet Club year. Buggaalad oarrtar mm are 81 JO waakly..87.70 lor one Control on Thursday but their appeal was denied. supplies, ban overtime and limit are plans to lease cars, office space or Pentagon to project precisely how month. 828.10 lor thraa monitia. 846J0 lor ala moniha and Junior Championships were published in an article Within the Defense Department, Manchester High School Principal Jacob Ludes, civilian hiring for at least the next six computer equipment. much it will pay out in a fiscal year. 802.40 lor ona year. Senior eMian rataa and maH rataa are that appeared in the Manchester Heraid on however, the number that counts is avaHaMa on laquaal. who is chairman of the CIAC, said he’s asked the weeks. The new restrictions, ordered by ’Tuesday. one known as budget authority — the Taft said the Pentagon now has to Toplaeaaclaaalttadordlaplayadyattlaaniant.ortorapotta organization’s tennis committees to look into the All new contracts for research and Deputy Defense Secretary WilliamH. newa Item, alory or plolura Idea, oall 6484711. OHIoa hours aro amount of money that can be worry as well about the fiscal 1988 matter. “ A copy of the newspaper was brought to (Erardi) 0:80 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday. development work also have been put Taft IV, will remain in place at least obligated, regardless of when it is outlay estimate contained in the Tha Manohaalar Harald lea mambarol tha AaaeclatadPraaa. “ I ’ve asked them to see if this in fact is a and he was asked if he had seen it,” Ludes said. on hold temporarily, as have pur­ through June 30. going to be spent. tha Audit Bureau el CtrouMlona and the Haw England “ The complaint was registered by a member of our deficit-reduction agreement — $277.3 wide-rangiiig problem in the state. I don’t know chases of everything from magazine They were prompted by the terms of For example, if Congress autho­ billion. what the (boys and girls) committees will do, but^ coaching staff, which is another matter.” Meotti against Inspector chotce likely in June C a lM d a ra Bv Andrew Yurkovskv to make sure that all aspects of inspector could be hired a week Manchester Herald the building meet town and state later, he said. busing proposal standards. Davidson suggested to As inspector for the mpll Manchester . The town could hire a new chief the administration last month project. Davidson would have a Monday Bv Andrew J. Davis building inspector by the end of that he be hired for the post contract with the town for three Manchester Herald June to replace Russell Davidson Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. ■ because of his experience in the years. He would receive the same Advisory Board of Health, Lincoln Center hearing when he becomes the inspector construction field. salary and benefits as he receives BOLTON — State Sen. Michael P. Meotti said for the Pavilions at Buckland Werbner said that he hopes to now. room, 3; 30 p.m. Friday he was against a proposal that would bus Zoning Board of Appeals. Lincoln Center hearing Hills. Assistant Town Manager hold an oral examination for the The mall inspector’s salary minority students from the cities into suburban Steven R. Werbner said Friday. room, 7 p.m. schools. - six applicants for Davidson’s job would be paid for from the Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln Six applications for the job of sometime in the second week in building permits for the mall, Center gold room, 7; 30 p.m. Meotti, D-Glastonbury, spoke to the town chief building inspector have June. If there is a qualified which are expected to bring in Commission on Aging, Senior Citizens Center, Democratic committee. He refused in an been received by the town, applicant, a new chief building $300,000 in revenue. 7; 30 p.m. Interview after the meeting to say exactly when Werbner said. Applications for Board of Education, 45 North School St., 7:30p.m. he would announce whether he would seek the position, which has a salary Tuesday re-election But he said it would be sometime range of $34,297 to $41,156, closed ★ TONIGHT ★ Pitkin Glassworks, Lincoln Center gold room, before the 4th District State Senate Convention on Monday. Werbner said he had Gala Art Exhibit & Auction 7:30 p.m. on July 18. not yet reviewed the applications. Wednesday Former Republican state Sen. Carl Zinsser, Davidson, 66, has been an SATURDAY, MAY 21st Donations: *5 Eighth Utilities District annual meeting, Whiton whom Meotti defeated two years ago, announced inspector in the building depart­ Memorial Library, 7:30 p.m. his candidacy earlier this month. Meotti, though, ment for 10 l^ears and bas been ECLC LEARNING CENTER Thursday said he was unconcerned at this point with the chi€(f building inspector for Zinsser. 481 Spring Street, Manchester Independence Day Committee, Lincoln Center the past four years. He will gold room. 7:30 p.m. “I’ve lieen too busy doing the people’s work to remain on the job as chief Preview et 7 P.M. / Auction at 8 P.M. A public hearing on the reconstruction of worry about him,” Meotti said. inspector until a replacement is PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT Greenwood Drive scheduled for Thursday at 7:30 While supporting a proposed change in the hired. VISITINQ NURSE « HOME CARE OF MANCHESTER p.m. in the Lincoln Center hearing room has b ^ n state educational funding formula, Meotti said he The inspector for the $70 million Raffle * Complimentary Wine a Cheese and Dessert cancelled. was against a report by the state Department of mall project would work full time CmdN Csfdi AeospMtf Education that calls for minority students from Andover urban schools to be bused into suburban schools. Manchester would be part of a 20-town area Monday designated to receive minority students under Recreation Commission. Town Office Building, 7 the proposal. OPEN HOUSE — STOP BY! p.m. “I don’t support the idea of spending nioney on Elections Commission. Town Office Building, DavM Kool/MHiiaimMr Hwiid transportation. I’d rather spend it on location,’’ 7:30 p.m. Meotti said. “I don’t think I would be supportive Saturday May 21st and Sunday May 22nd READING ENTHUSIASTS — Brittany have excelled in a program called Drop of a plan that would permit redistricting schools Bolton Behrmann and Michael Thompson, both Everything and Read. ... and putting people on buses for 45 minutes to Monday third graders at Washington School, an hour in each direction.” 11:00 to 5:00 Department of Public Utilities Control, Herrick But he said he might support, other efforts to Park, 10:30 a.m. make sure schools are integrate. Public Building Commission, fireplace room, 7:30 , “It’s a societal problem. We should be a more p.m. Kids learn reading fun mixed community throughout the whole coun­ Annual Town Meeting continuation, Bolton try.” he said. “But ... you can’t solve the Elementary School, 8.p.m. problem” busing students. tA uesday Meotti also spoke on recycling efforts through­ Charter Revision Commission, Community Hall. Washington School loves DEAR program out the state. Recycling will become mandatory 8 p.m. in Connecticut in 1991. Wednesday Bv Andrew J. Davis The state will help town recycling efforts by Manchester Herald Conservation Commission, Herrick Park, 7:30 becoming a buyer of recyclable goods. Meotti f i p.m. said. Thursday Reading has become fun for Meotti also took jabs at the Republican party, Board of Education, Bolton Center School, 7:30 students at Washington School. both statewide and nationally. He said Massa­ p.m. More than 225 of the school’s 330 chusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis, a Democrat, will Spring soccer meeting, Herrick Memorial Park, 8 students recently participated in make a great president, if elected. p.m. the school’s voluntary Drop Ever­ ything And Read (DEAR) pro­ “We've got a candidate... we can be proud of,” gram, said Donna Moran, school he said. “We’ve got the candidate who come the Coventry reading consultant. fall ... is not going to have to be racing for the Monday Moran learned about the pro­ finish line with General (Manuel) Noriega of Women Infants and Children. Town Offic^ gram after watching a television Panama and a group of drug dealers on his Building. 1 to 2 p.m. show about it. She said the shoulder and with Attorney General Edwin Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office program emphasized how impor­ Meese on the other shoulder dragging him down Building, 7:30 p.m. tant reading is for students. from the start.” Steering Committee. Town Office Building, 7:30 ’The students read a total of On the state level, Meotti said the Republicans p.m. 1,931 hours, she said. don’t have their “act together,” so they spend . Central Air Conditioning Custom Tuesday “It gave suggestions on reading much of their time trying to embarrass the Referendum, regular polling places, 12 to 8 p.m. and how very important it is in Democrats. Andersen Windows Spacious Decks Food distribution, 12 to 1 p.m. academics,’’ Moran said. “Read­ “You get up to the State Capitol, what I’ve seen Republican Town Committee, Town Office ing is a skill. It needs to be Building, 7:30 p.m. practiced.” in two years I’ve been up there absolutely Fully Applianced Kitchens Professionally Landscaped Library Building Committee, Booth and Dimock The school implemented the astounds me at times.” he said. He said the program in an effort to make Republicans spend their time “rushing around” Library, 7:30 p.m. and rarely offer anything substantial to counter Thursday reading more of a common Three Colonial Style Homes Open For Viewing Gerald Park Association annual meeting, 7 p.m. practice with students, she said. Democratic proposals.' Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 “It encourages children ... to David KooVManehwMr Hanld p.m. read,’’ Moran said. “Sometimes >295.000.00 — >298,500.00 Economic Development Commission, Town Of­ it’s hard to turn off the TV and READING TEACHER — Donna Moran, a reading fice Building, 8 p.m. turn down that soccer game.’’ consultant at Washington School, helps students get into ’The success of the program reatjing through the Drop Everything and Read program. Nurse honored surprised Moran, especially t)iJt8tandin^ women named since it was done on a voluntary books and tell how much you like hours were: Dorothy Matzdorff's Nancy Hasty Miller, a staff nurse of the P eterm an B uilding C ompany basis. “I was thrilled (with the them.” Grade 1 class, Millicent Koski’s Manchester Visiting Nurses Association, has been Two Manchester women, Ann Marie Warden- results). I was very pleased,” she Thompson said he is going to Grade 2 class, Margery Bialeck’s awarded this year’s annual “Excellence in burg, and Kathleen Ann Flynn, have been selected said. continue reading even though the Grade 3class. Roberta H. Bryce’s Oncology Nursing,” award for the Manchester 649-9404 643-4631 for listing in,the annual publication. Outstanding Students also were pleased with program has b^n completed. Grade 6 class and Joan E. TIuck’s North Unit of the American Cancer Society. Young Women of America. The Outstanding Young the results. Two Grade 3 students, “I got to read a lot of books I Grade 6 class. . Nominations for the award are made by patients South on Main Street, Left on Spring Street, Women of America program seeks to recognize the Brittany Behrmann and Michael never read,’’ he said. “I think I The school’s Parent-Teacher employers and nurses. Miller was recognized at a achievements and abilities of women between the Thompson, excelled in the learned a lot of books are good to Association awarded the classes special program in May, sponsored by the Right on Gardner Street to Sunny Brook Drive ages of 21 and 36 and civic and professional program. read. You shouldn’t not read. You $50 each. The money will be used Connecticut Division of the American Cancer contributions to their communities, their states and siehrmann said she loved the should read some books.’’ to purchase more iMoks for each Society. the nation. program “because you can read Classes that read the most school’s library. t* * »I » i • i i «» ■ « » U Vu *> Landers cites district probiems Belly dancing M aking * —M By Alex GIrelll Landers said In connection with have to bond only about $350,000 Gladys Mason Manchester Herald the garage. He said if no com­ to build a sewer to serve Tolland Show is slated Gladys (Gibbs) Mason, 79, of, 86 Ambassador promise can be reached with the Turnpike and North Main Street Drive, Manchester, died ’Friday at Rockville Eighth District Director Tho­ town under which the district can because the district has already Editor's Note; This column is prepared by the ^General Hospital; She was the widow of George mas Landers, seeking election acquire the town-owned fire set aside $550,000 toward the staff of the Manchester Senior Citizen’s Center. music V-.- - Mason. Wednesday as district president, station on Tolland Turnpike, "We estimated $900,000 cost of the She is survived by a sister, Gertrude Meyer of says that three main challenges must build our own station to residential sewer. By Joe Domlnico facing the district can be serve our residents in the that Activities Specialist Manchester: a stepdaughter, Francis Kelly of As for the Willis garage conver­ Hartford; five step grandchildren, two step great overcome. ' area.” Dual concert Landers, who is being opposed sion, Landers said, "To let this Greetings: grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. In an obvious reference to building sit idle for any extended The funeral is Monday at 10 a.m. at the Ladd for the presidency by Perry Big thanks are in order to the following nets reward Dodson, former chairmanof Save Dodson, who has campaigned on period would be a waste of money individuals who donated their time and talents in the Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville. Burial a platform calling for a peaceful already expended and would is at 2 p.m. in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Maspeth, Our Sewers, said in a campaign greenhouse this year. They are as follows: Joe By Jacqueline Bennett statement issued Friday that the solution to the disputes between deny the district the offices and Roginka, Tom Wright, Cyrus Cajar, Carl Swanson, N.Y. , the town and the district, Landers meeting halls that are accessible Manchester Herald Calling hours are Sunday from 2to 4and 7to 9 p.m. projects are completion of a Wes Johnson, Bill Valente, TM Kaysiak, Hank 0 sewer to serve residents of North said that it "takes more than to the handicapped which are Bartley, Adolph Yeske, Fred Hutt, Burton Hicock, calling yourself a ’peace candi­ required by law.” COVENTRY - They made Main Street and Tolland Turn­ date’ to achieve peace. John Zelanek, Mike Reardon, and John Scheibenp- beautiful music together. Christopher R. Hadden pike, acquiring a fire station to At the April 29 public hearing on flug. Also, a big thanks to our patrons who have A week after the North serve the Buckland area, and "I have been working since the district budget, Dodson and supported our plant sale over the years. Remember Christopher Robert Hadden, 1, of 90 Webster converting the former Willis Stafford High School Band Street. Hartford, died at Hartford Hospital Friday. November with other board some other district residents all the proceeds from the plant sale go to help defray froth Stafford, Virginia, and garage to district offices and a members to get an agreement criticized the directors for plan­ the cost of our meals program. He is survived by his mother, Kimberly Ann Hadden meeting place. the Coventry High School of Hartford, and his father, Anthony Tourvile of with the town.” Landers said. ning to go forward widi a $300,000 The Senior Center, in observance of Father’s Day, Band performed together, "We are close to an agreement Dodson had said Landers is too expenditure for converaion of the will be sponsoring a "Men’s Day.’’ From 10 to 11:30 Hartford. with the town government,” their audience is still buzzing. He also is survived by his maternal grandparents, garage before the district had a.m.. two videos entitled "Legends of Golf” and The two bands performed built a fire station for Buckland. "Champions of American Sports” will be shown. together at the high school last Carolyn Ann Hadden of JManchester, and Robert ' Landers has won the support of Donuts and coffee will be served at intermission. Saturday night to a sold out Hadden of Manchester; great-grandfather. James Lebanon man. attorney Robert Bletchman, who The critics said the garage Lunch will be served from 11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. crowd of 700 people. D. LeBelle of East Hartford;, and several aunts, had considered and then aban­ could be left idle for a while if Beginning at 12; 45, our featured guest will be Mary “It was tremendous — a real uncles and cousins. doned the idea of running for the necessary. Dunphy, who will demonstrate the "Art of Belly success," Carl Salina, band Funeral services will be held at the convenience of faces charges presidency on a platform of Landers told the Manchester Dancing." director for the high school, the family. There are no calling hours. trying to achieve an agreement Herald Friday that if it comes to a Ladies, this is a good time to get your husbands or said of the concert Uiis week. Memorial contributions may be made to New A Lebanon man faces three with the town. In a letter of choice between building a fire­ boyfriends out to see .what the center is all about. Salina arranged for the Hope Manor, 48 Hartford Road, Manchester, 06040. motor vehicle charges, including endorsement, Bletchman said house and converting the garage Remember, lunch tickets are 11.50 and will be sold Virginia band to come as part reckless driving, in connection that althrough he has not tteiys to offices, he agrees the firehouse until June 7 at noon. of his annual exchange plan. William F. Sunderhauf with his arrest Friday after a agreed with Landers o ^ p h e should come first. But he said the Individuals who own a microwave and would like Ninety-three band members reported domestic disturbance. provisions of an agreement with district should be able to handle to leam more about its uses are encouraged to were in town from Thursday to William Frederick Sunderhauf, 7-month-old son Steven E. Davis, 26, of Second the town, “I believe that Tom all three projects. attend our Microwave Qass on June 15 from 9; 30 to Sunday, reciprocating a visit of Richard P. and Brenda Dusseault Sunderhauf. of Street in Lebanon, was sought in shares my deep commitment to In his statement, Landers said. II: 30 a.m. The class is free of charge and will cover the Coventry High School 100 Bissell St. died Friday at Hartford Hospital after connection with a disturbance on attaining a lasting peace.” "When these projects are com­ "microwaving for one or two.” The instructor will Band made to Stafford in a short illness. Russell Street. He faces charges Landers has also won the pleted, the Eigh^ District will be Ann Holden of the Cooperative Extension Service April. Each group stayed with He was bom in ManchekW, Oct. 20,1987. Besides of threatening, engaging an of­ support of Thomas R. O’Marra have $12 million in bonds outstand­ of the University of Connecticut. Interested members’ families during the his parents, he is survived oy hi^ brother, James ficer in pursuit, operating a Sr. and Andrew Katkauskas, both ing. We will have met our individuals should call the center to register. visits. Clark and his sister. Linda Clark, l^th at home; his vehicle without headlights, reck­ district firefighters. obligations to protect and to serve Jan Sayre, our program assistant, will be offering “We- match them up. by maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman less driving, and operating with­ In his campaign statement, the residents of the Eighth a demonstration of Dried Flower Arranging on June instruments," Salina said. David Kool/ManofMaMr Harald Dusseault of Coventry; his paternal grandmother. out insurance, police said. Landers said the district would District Into the next century.” 2 at 10 a.m. Jan will discuss the air drying, sand In addition to the concert, CONDUCTING GOOD WILL — Coventry High School Mrs. Stella Sunderhauf of Rocky Hill; his maternal Police said they arrested Davis drying, and silica gel techniques as well as the the bands went to Mystic great-grandmother, Mrs. Marie DeVos of Coven­ after responding to a report by a varieties of flowers. Enthusiasts are encouraged to Seaport, Boston, and a Friday band director Carl Salina directs rehearsal in try; and several aunts, uncles and cousins. Russell Street woman who heard attend. night dance at the high school. preparation for a joint concert of the North Stafford A graveside service will be held Tuesday at 1:30 a couple arguing in the parking The Senior Center will be offering Its last Driver’s Salina has had an exchange High Schooi Band from Stafford, Virginia and the p.m. in the East Cemetery, Manchester. There are lot near her home, police said. Education class until the fall on June 14 and 15 from concert for each of the 22 years Coventry High Schooi band.. no calling hours. The resident said she heard Davis 12; 30 to 4 p.m. Individuals completing the class will he has been director. Band Memorial donations may be made to the say, "I beat you last night. I’ll receive a 5 percent reduction in their Insurance members have been to Eng­ year, the exchange will be with Newington Children’s Hospital. 181 E. Cedar St., beat you again,” the report said. premium, as mandated by state law, Fee for the Coventry High School fea­ land twice and Canada four the Virginia band again. tures soloists and has specialty Newington, 06111. Police said Davis’s sister re­ class is $7 (payable by check to AARP), and must be times. Musically, Salina notes, the The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., has ported that his girlfriend had presented with the application form. performances, like those of “This year I was interested bands learned they were both their polka band. "We like to charge of arrangements. been assaulted the previous night in going south,” he said. excellent with totally different have fun. That spills over to but was afraid to report it. Police Please make note of the following trips: ^'-Already he is set to go to then went to the girlfriend’s house 1) Coachlight — "Singing iftthe Rain” , June 1, emphasis. "North Stafford is the audience,” said Salina. Sister Mary Forcler filled. England again next year and concert-oriented, whereas we And that certainly happened and when the couple drove up, AnMwlti» o »p»)c»tor«»«iiio»lf«tptoH4ii«iii»lnt«i»no«»».TIiltl»wur«>i«iio»lo»>«Mniina»i« Canada in 1990. The following put on a total show,” he said. Saturday. WEST HARTFORD (AP) - Sister Mary police sawthegirlfriend’slefteye ^ W U P K S rt H F V m ." O io o M tl« M r ■ puA or MlFpropMM wWi i— w or «w (Mr •ngliM iWw 2) Wildwood — June 5-9, $204. Call Senior Travel was bruised but she refused to numbw one ehelee. ThATo • » * e«oher m M lor »eu. And Siie^eredH g w you at 875-0538. Madeleine Forcier, former administrator of St. SNAPfm ouM y wWi no monoy d m ond low monMy poymiMo So hurry. IM t otto ofldo Monl Francis Hospital and Medical Center, died Friday comment on how she got the Connecticut Historical Society — June 8, includes at Convent of Mary Immaculate. She was 84. injury, police said. photography exhibit of the way it was during WWII. Davis began shouting obsceni­ $2. register May 25 at 9; 30 a.m. N aab nam ed Sister Forcier served as administrator of St. Francis Hospital in Hartford from 1962 to 1973. ties at the police and was verbally Please make note of the following health abusive, police said. The car he department classes; Under Sister Forcler’s leadership, the hospital by W eicker completed an $18.8 million expansion project, which was driving was registered to a Tuesday. Nutritional Lectures by Gloria Weiss, included the McGovern Pavilion and completion of New London woman but New 9; 30-10; 30 a.m. London police couldn’t reach her, Wednesday, Stress Class, 9:30-11:30 a.m. Republican Town Director Custom picture from the Archbishop O’Brien Building. Also during her Geoffrey Naab has been named tenure, the hospital established the first coronary the report said. Thursday, Manchester Memorial Hospital pres­ ornate to the simplest of Davis was released on $1,(K)0 entation of Emergency Room Care and Discharge Manchester coordinator in the care unit in the state and opened the region’s only political campaign of U.S. Sen. moulding styles... cystic fibrosis clinic. bond and is scheduled to appear Procedure. in Superior Court Wednesday, Lowell Weicker Jr., R-Conn, who ★ Over 700 Samplet to Choose ★ Sister Forcier joined the hospital’s staff in 1927 Lastly, best wishes to HelOn Grady, Sylvia Yeske is seeking election to his fourth and served as head nurse, medical secretary, police said. and Ball Hansen, who are in Manchester Memorial term in November. instructor in the hospital’s School of Nursing and DlwwaM ■ WUh TkU AS Oaly ft 3twe[tm»>oio»»A» Hospital, and Mrs. Jenny McCreedy in Crestfield. Frank Falana has been named % assistant administrator. Also best wishes to Sabby DiMarco who is home coordinator for the campaign in E igim 6/SO/Sa Sister Forcier entered the Congregation of the 10 No allicr She— »■ mpiiy. recuperating. Deepest sympathy to Dorothy Coventry, Marilyn Horton for Sisters of St. Joseph in 1924. GREEN LODGE Hamilton on the loss of her brother. Hebron, and YIo Anson for (HOMIPOflTHtAQIin Andover. Tribal chief dies ADULT CARE A dMWon o( nuguo hidinimo. Menu for week “Even though it’s early in the le x p o s u r e campaign, I am seeing a great £ ^ a . _ limited BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (AP) — A tribal chief ’ 2 0 /D a y Monday, — Roast beef grinder, juice, dessert, deal of support for my re-election ® I r B i n l n H Tu«e..W«d., F rl.»« beverage. who witnessed the arrival of some of the first white 7:30 am - 4 pm Quality Sharpening at the grassroots level,” Sen. ^ 111 Cantor StrMi Thun.»«/Sat M : settlers nearly a century ago has died at age 109, It Indudtt Braakfaat and D ¥ State & Region l^adsm^ at IJCdnh Last Wells Fargo defendant gets ball By Judd Everhart little weak ’ bilt said being out of prison would mean The Associated Press officially transferred to the government on Friday Future teachers picked a faster recoyery. “ Prison is not a proper place to President supports planned protest recuperate.” and paperwork on t| i6 third must be completed by HARTFORD — A , a mail clerk and a HARTFORD — Filiberto Ojeda Rios was freed on Monday in Puerto Rico, Clarie said. $1 million bail Friday, ending a record 32 months of Other Wells Fargo defendants are free on bonds The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York chemist were among the 111 people named Friday to By Larry Rosenthal fieldhouse. Bock said the students would ranging as high as $1.5 milUon. Clarie has pretrial detention on charges he helped mastermind last week ordered that bond be set and that Ojeda be participate in a new, eight-week summer program The Associated Press The students said they were still distribute their materials to previously denied bond for Ojeda five Umes. a $7 million Wells Fargo robbery to finance a violent freed by 5 p.m. Friday, saying further detention that could lead to a Connecticut teaching license. upset by the university’s handling make sure the general public is Prosecutors contend Ojeda is a risk to flee the The teacher-licensing program has been critic­ The president of the University of a Dec. 3 racial incident, and by a ware of the growing racial abuse separatist movement in Puerto Rico. country. would violate his constitutional rights. of Connecticut at Storrs, reacting Ojeda was released after U.S. District Court He was pronounced free at 5:38 p.m. ized by some teachers and college professors what they said was Casteen’s being suffered by Asian- Ojeda’s bond was being secured by three to coinplaints from a student Judge T. Emmet Clarie certified that title to three because it provides a shortcut to the classroom. The failure to issue a public statement American students. propei^es in Puerto Rico with a value of $126,000. One piece of property could not formally be instruction program begins June 20 at Wesleyan group and a protest planned for condemning the act and other In his statement, Casteen said pieces of real estate in Puerto Rico was being transferred to the government because a clerk in Sunday during graduation, Fri­ transferred to the government, securing the properties owned by his brother. University. racial abuse and harassment. he shared the students "outrage wllllM ldo Ojeda Rios, and property owned by his San Juan had gone home early Friday due to illness. day condemned all racial harass­ defendant’s $1 million bail. The institute, an arm of the Connecticut Professor Paul Bock, who was and alarm" over the increase in son, Edgardo Ojeda Serrano. Two of them were It is to be transferred by Monday at5 p.m. or, Clarie Department of Higher Education, is seeking to ment and abuse of Asian- working with the students, said racial incidents. “ I have read it, I understand it, I agree to it said, the court will rescind bond.” attract liberal arts graduates or successful people American students. Friday night that he and the “ We sympathize with students voluntarily,” Ojeda said of the terms of his release. into teaching careers by removing normal teaching­ John T . Casteen also said he students would go on with their who are in any sense victimized A packed gallery burst into applause as he was training requirements. supported the efforts of Asian- quiet protest despite the presi­ by others and we feel responsible pronounced free. The first class of 111 people was selected from a American students and faculty to dent’s statement. to assist them/’’ he said. “ It’s good to breathe fresh air,” he said moments pool of 400 applicants. publicize their concerns about But Bock said he and the Casteen said he had asked later outside the courthouse, holding a full-sized Those who complete the course will get two years anti-Asian racism and to seek students were pleased by Cas­ representatives from the Asian- Puerto Rican flag in front of him while family and of on-the-job training compared to the one year cooperation in fighting it. teen’s statement, which he said American student association to friends waved smaller plastic versions of the flag provided for teachers who complete traditional meet with the appropriate univer­ behind him. “ I think it’s a victory of the people.” A small group of Asian- they considered a "good program's. sity committees and the board of While awaiting trial with 15 other defendants, American students and an Asian- beginnning.” trustees to discuss steps to be Ojeda must wear an electronic ankle bracelet that American professor at UConn “ We’re pleased. There has taken. authorities will use to monitor his movements. He announced this week they would Actress gets degree been a lot of progress,^’ he said. “ The university is prepared to was released into the custody of his attorney, hand out leaflets at graduation ^ "This may serve as a model continue these discussions for as Richard J. Harvey, and will live in a Hartford NEW HAVEN — Southern Connecticut State exercises this Sunday containing that you don’t have to shout to get long as it may take to reach sound apartment. But he won’t be able to leave Hartford 5 University awarded actress Susan Saint James an information about a racial inci­ things done." solutions,” Casteen said. and will be able to move about the city only between honorary degree during the school’s 93rd com­ dent at the school nearly six In addition to handing out About 450 Asian-Americans en­ 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. mencement ceremony Friday. months ago. Saint James received a doctor of humane letters leaflets, the students plan to rolled at the University of Con­ Clarie set Ojeda’s trial date for Sept. 6. Asked lortgage The activity will talce place degree in recognition of her contributions to the distribute buttons which read, necticut in the fall of 1987, making outside the courthouse if he, planned to appear for outside the liberal arts gradua­ international Special Olympics. “ Please Reduce Racism at them the second largest minority the trial, Ojeda said; “ I do.” No decision has been tion ceremony at the university She was only the second person to be awarded an UConn” group at the university. made whether defendants in the case will be tried honorary doctorate by the university. Former Yale together or separately. president A. Bartlett Giamatti. was the first But. he said, “‘I do not recognize the jurisdiction of Now. an Here’s a m oitgage that’s a cut above the rest. A recipient last year. the court and principles will be my line of guidance for future conduct. Principles, honor and particu­ one-year adjustable rate mortgage taking Undergraduate and graduate degrees were Beaten man is out of coma advantage o f today’s most advantageous rate — larly the honor of my people and my country are the awarded to 2,017 students, 200 more than last year. Adjustable with the option o f switching to the security of a elements that will serve as guidance as to whatever HARTFORD (AP) — A retarded man who was the past few days because he had been hooked to fixed rate mortgage. At Centerbank, you can a respirator, which helped him breathe while in action I take in the future.” Drug dealer sentenced left in a coma after he was severely beaten and convert our Convertible Adjustable Rate robbed of $5 two months ago has regained his coma, Lewis said. On Wednesday, Clarie rejected prosecution Rate requests to set bond at $2.5 million for Ojeda, and he Mortgage to a fixed rate anytime from month 13 HARTFORD — An admitted drug dealer who consciousness and was transferred Friday to a Levesque, who is mildly retarded, was mugged rejected the government’s request that Ojeda be to month 60 — with no conversion fees! The helped convict a former federal prosecutor has been hospital to begin long-term rehabilitation. as he returned home from his job as a dishwasher confined to the home of a defense attorney in what choice is yours. sentenced to one year in prison for his participation Larry Levesque, a 36-year-old Hartford at the Sage-Alien & Co. store in downtown Mortgage would have been a form of house arrest. More homeowners are looking for this kind of in the crime. resident, was moved from Mount Sinai Hospital Hartford. He was knocked to the ground in the The judge also rejected a defense request that flexibility — the kind you find only at Centerbank. The prosecution agreed to the one-year sentence in Hartford to New Britain General Hospital. He driveway of his parents home and his head was Ojeda be allowed to return to his native Peurto Rico for Thomas Cardillo, 38, of Wethersfield because he has been hospitalized since he was robbed and repeatedly slammed into a brick wall. His wallet you can For more information about all of our mortgage to convalesce from April 11 triple-bypass heart had been "an extreme aid in the trial of Paul assaulted March 8 on a city street. containing $5 was stolen. products, or up-to-date rate information (as rates surgery. Sherbacow in getting a conviction," said Assistant Levesque came out his coma about three weeks The attack sent shock waves through the are subject to change without notice), call our State’s Attorney Herbert Appleton. ago, according to Sue Lewis, a spokeswoman for community, where residents bitterly criticized Authorities allege that the 55-year-old Ojeda is a convert toll-free number or stop by any conveniently Cardillo pleaded guilty ’Thursday in Hartford Mount Sinai. But his recovery was kept quiet the assault. Levesque had been taught never to Cuban agent who helped mastermind the Sep­ located branch office. If you don’t live near a tember 1983 robbery of a Wells Fargo depot in West Superior Court to a reduced charge of possession of until Levesque made enough progress to begin fight. A reward fund was started immediately branch office. Regional Lending Managers can cocaine with intent to sell for paying Sherbacow rehabilitation. after the mugging and quickly swelled to more Hartford to finance activities of Los Macheteros, a to a fined rate - bring these advantages right to your home or otHce. $16,000 in cash for 500 grams of cocaine in 1986. “ He is a awake, he is responding and talking,” than $8,000. violent group seeking Puerto Rican independence. she said. Levesque appeared alert as he was Residents rallied together, with community His release, Ojeda said, was “ an accomplishment carried on a stretcher froifi the hospital Friday leaders saying they needed to band together to that I can take as a vindication of the Puerto Rican with no FIberIgass tied to Ills for his short trip to the nearby New Britain fight crime in Hartford. Levesque’s family people. These are steps toward freedom. received numerous letters and cards of support. “ And freedom will only be achieved when the WETHERSFIELD — Fiberglass insulation may - hospital. ' “ He is alert. He has spokdn to his family and An intensive police effort resulted in the arrest Puerto Rican people are free,” he added. conversion One-Year convertible ARM be largely responsible for continuing health friends,” said Debbie Maulucci, the victim’s of Norman Green, 25, of Hartford, one day after Asked about his health, Ojeda said he was still “ a problems among some of the 250 workers in a state 2% Annual Cap sister who was on hand as her brother was moved the mugging. He faces charges of criminal Department of Transportation building, state 6% Lifetime Cap from the Hartford hospital. attempt to commit murder, first-degree robbery fees! investigators say. Levesque had been unable to talk or move until and first-degree assault. “ Test results showed fiberglass fibers had E. Haddam woman 7.50%* 9.51% accumulated on cabinets and desks in areas where a Buy Down Rate Annual Percentage Rate number of workers had complained," said Emil is shot in home 2 Points Caruso, director of the state Division of Occupa­ tional Safety and Health. Yale plans new ethics program He said ’Thursday it appears the fibers came from EAST HADDAM (AP) — A 30-year-old East 10.00% 10.11% Haddam woman is listed in critical condition after Offering Rate Annual Percentage Rale loose insulation around air ducts above a false was named program director. said. No Points NEW HAVEN (AP) - Yale being shot several times in her home Friday, state ceiling and were sucked into the building’s air The current importance of University announced Friday the The new program will draw police said. system. creation of a new program in scholarly ^attention to issues of together scholars at Yale from *These rates good for loan amounts up to S600.000. Q State police spokesman Daniel J. Lewis said the public philosophy is “ perhaps the fields of philosophy, political public philosophy and ethics, with woman called the state police barracks in without historical parralel,” said science, law, divinity, economics Error freed suspect early the program’s director saying the Colchester around 3:15 p.m. Friday and reported and history. need for attention to such issues Rae. she had been shot. The call, however, was cut short He said the urgency was due to Schmidt said the program will NEW HAVEN — A man accused of severely may be greater now more than by several bursts of gunfire, Lewis said. such developments as the concen­ “ encourage the integration of beating a 72-year-old woman had been mistakenly ever. Lewis said state police found the woman lying on tration of power and control in knowledge which the disciplinary let out of prison three months early tmd should have The program, which will be in the floor of the home. The woman’s son and “ massive public bureaucracies,” specialization of the contempor­ been in jail when the assault occurred, officials said. the planning stage during the daughter, ages 5 and 6 years old, were later found the emergence of a single debt a ry university tends to "It is unbearable to hear something jike that,” 1988-89 academic year, is an hiding in a closet unharmed. and credit structure for the world separate.” said John Cicarella, the victim’s son-in-law. interdisciplinary initiative de­ Lewis said incident was not a burglary, but an CENTBRfiANK economy and the rise of “ military Stanford and only a few other Todd C. Taylor, 20, was freed from a detention signed to promote scholarship attack directed at the woman. forces capable of presenting an universities currently offer such center here April 22, less than two weeks before he and teaching on fundamental The children have been placed in the custody of 1- 800 - 992-2229 (Local Waterbury area, 573-7422) allegedly beat, robbed and tried to sexually assault questions about public life, said instant threat to any place on a program. the state Department of (Children and Youth a woman in her home. The woman had nearly ever earth.” ’ Benno C. Schmidt Jr., Yale’s Services. Offices serving Waterbury, Bethel. Bethlehem. Brookfield. Cheshire. Darien. Newtown. Oakville, ‘ ‘These developments pose In 1964, President Lyndon B. bone in her face broken. The clerical error that led president. “The woman underwent surgery for the gunshot Prospect. Southington. Southbury, Watertown. Walcott and Woodbury. moral questions that are beyond Johnson opened the New York to his early release was revealed after the New Professor Douglas W- Roe, a wounds at Middlesex Memorial Hospital in Member FDIC ' World’s Fair at Flushing 1 Hayen Register pressed officials fpr ah explanation specialist in the study of poltical the reach of the technical ration­ Middletown. of “Taylor’s time served in prison ideology and public institutions, ality that spawned them,” Rae Meadow-Corona Park. Nation & World U X lioiiida tiK cieal Lots of millionaires in the Serrate Bv Jim Luther John C. Danforth, R-Mo., a member of the The Associated Press Senators are allowed to earn as much as they like Bv George Gedda Ralston-Purina family, $7.5 million; John Heinz, by speechmaking, but they cannot keep for their Hostage deal thwarted The Associated Press R-Pa., of the ketchup-and-pickle family, $10 own u s ^ n y more than 40 percent of their Senate WASHINGTON — Senators gave the pul^lic a peek million; Claiborne Pell, D-R.I., $1.9 million; Lowell salary,'iraich was $89,500 annually as of April 1987. BEIRUT, Lebanon — The Syrian-backed Amal at their personal finances Friday, disclosing a WASHINGTON - U.S. and Weicker, R-Conn., of the Squibb drug fortune, $1.9 Several senators picked up pocket change last militia claimed on Friday it had foiled an attempt by generally well-to-do group that loves to talk for Iranian-backed guerrillas to trade a Western Panamanian negotiators have million; Lloyd Bentsen,D-Texas, $1.2 million; Rudy year by writing for newspapers and magazines. The tentatively agreed on a deal that money, collects interesting gifts and leans toward Boschwitz, R-Minn., $1 million; John Warner, hostage for arms from a Christian militia. conservative investments. New York Times’ standard fee appeared to be $100; calls for Gen. Manuel Antonio R-Va., $2.2 million; Chic Hecht, 'R-Nev., $1.6 the Los Angeles Times paid $150 or $200; USA Today The claim came as Amal and the pro-Iranian Release of the financial disclosure forms, Noriega to leave Panama for nine million; and Dennis DeConcini, D-Ariz., $2.5 paid $150; the Christian Science Monitor paid $33.33. Hezbollah, or Party of God, battled for the 15th day required annually, showed there are far more months starting this August and million. Gordon HumiArey, R-N.H., pocketed $300 for an for control of the slums of south Beirut. Police said millionaires in the Senate than are found in most for the United States to drop drug Republican leader Bob Dole of Kansas won top article In Conservative Digest. rivai Palestinian factions ciashed in house-to-house other 100-member groups. Some, although not smuggling indictments against honors in the talk-for-pay category last year. He A few listed among their honoraria fees for fighting in the nearby Bourj el-BaraJneh refugee many, of the senators are not doing nearly so well, camp. him, an administration official reported $106,(»0, mostly for speechmaking, and “ appearances” — no writing or speaking. Just including Joseph R. Biden Jr., D-Del., the former gave $80,000 of it to charity. Alfonse D’Amato, Amal politburo member Atif Aoun told 10,000 said Friday. appearing. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., was paid $2,000 The arrangement would give presidential candidate, and Robert W. Kasten, R-N.Y., who was in demand chiefly because of bis Shiites in the south Lebanon town of Zahrani that R-Wls. for an appearance before McDonnell Douglas Noriega a role in setting up a role as senior Republican on the Senate Banking aircraft company In St. Louis. Alan Simpson, Hezbollah had worked out an arms-for-hostage deal Blden’s assets, not including the family home, with the Lebanese Forces, the Christians’ main transition government before subcommittee on securities, picked up $47,350 in R-Wyo., got $1,000 for an appearance before the leaving, said the official, who has total only $21,000 and his liabiUUes are at least honoraria. American Business Conference. miiitia. $260,000. But he earned more than $110,000 last year, Amal foiled the alleged swap "after we found out followed the negotiations but Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., reported $37,350 in Banking Committee Chairman William Prox- including his $87,483 Senate salary. honoraria; David Boren, D-Okla„ $59,175, almost about contacts between Hezbollah and the Lebanese insisted on anonymity. mire, D-Wis., whose panel oversees the securities The agreement, subject to final Kasten reported assets of $21,000 to $45,000 and $30,000 of which was given tocharity; Tom Daschle, industries, owns not one share of stock. Like many Forces,” he said without elaboration. liabilities of $20,000 to $30,000. approval by both governments, D-S.D., $60,450, including $23,450 ^ven to chari^; colleagues, he favors tax-free municipal bonds. Although it is likely that as many as three dozen allows ^Noriega to return to and Sam Nunn, D-Ga., $50,500, of which $16,007 went House members’ disclosure forms will be ‘Last resort’ Contra aid Panama for holidays and to go senators are millionaires, it is difficult to determine to charity. released next Wednesday. back permanently after presiden­ real flnancial worth from reading the disclosure WASHINGTON - The Reagan administration’s tial elections set for May 1989, reports. Senators are required to report income, plan to give cash to the Contra rebels inside said the official, who described assets and liabilities only within a broad range; for Nicaragua is "a last resort’’ aimed at feeding the himself as opposed to the example, a$10 million investment need be reported starving remnants of the guerrilla force, the head of arrangement. only as exceeding $250,000. the U.S. foreign aid program said Friday. He said Vice President George On Mat basis, John D. Rockefeller IV, D-W.Va., “There are people inride Nicaragua who are Bush has expressed reservations. the Standard Oil heir who could be the Senate’s desperate... we’ve had reports of people eating tree However, one of Noriega’s richest member, is shown as having a net worth that roots, ’ ’ Alan Woods, administrator of the Agency for criminal attorneys in Miami said could be as little as $132,000. Another millionaire, International Development, told a Senate Friday night that no agreement Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., put no dollar value BEA subcommittee. has been reached. on the trusts that make up the bulk of his wealth Woods said AID pians to send cash at the rate of $1 " I ’ve Just talked to a high- although he reported income of at least $596,747. per day per rebel, but is still working out the details. ranking member of General Kennedy has the type of trusts whose worth are not A March 23 agreement between the Contras and Noriega’s staff in Panama City, subject to the disclosure law. Nicaragua’s leftist Sandinista government permits and he denies that any deal has Some other millionaires and their minimum net humanitarian aid to be sent to the rebels while the been struck,” Raymond Takiff worth; two sides hold peace talks. said. But a dispute over how the aid shouid be delivered Roman Popadiuk, deputy has meant no help has yet been sent, and the State White House press secretary, Department came up with the cash pian as a also denied that a tentative Weicker, Dodd substitute. Woods said. agreement had been reached. AP photo “ The talks have not broken Red ink is higher down, nor has there been any at opposite ends CHEERS FOR NORIEQA — Panama military strongman agreement,” he said. "The pro­ WASHINGTON — Income tax payments in April cess still cohticues." helped shrink the federal budget deficit, but the General Manuel Antonio Noriega raises his fists to By Christopher Callahan Noriega on Friday made no The Associated Press monthly surplus was less than a year ago, leaving acknowledge the cheers of a crowd Friday in San reference to the reports of a deal FORONLY^SO government red ink so far this year 24.6 percent and enjoy unlimited Racquetball, Nautilus, Miguelito, Panama. Negotiators forthe United States and when he addressed thousands of WASHINGTON — Connecticut’s senators are at higher than 1987, the Treasury Department said supporters in the San Miguelito Friday. Panama have reached a tentative agreement under which opposite end of the Senate’s financial ladder, with Aerobics, Freeweights, Tennis and Swimming Noriega would step down as the nation’s de facto leader. district outside the capital of. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. reporting millions in stocks, The April surplus of $13.9 billion, representing the Panama City. difference between what the government took in bonds and trusts while relatively modest IRA during off-peak hours«* and what it spent last month, helped hold the deficit accounts are Christopher J. Dodd’s biggest assets, ■ _ for the first seven months of the fiscal year to $105.0 according to Senate reports released Friday. Now you dor\!jj^ave to waila^ billion. Bush backing off policy; But both lawmakers relied heavily on speaking your turn or rush.through yourf But that figure was much higher than the $84.3 engagements to supplement their $89,500 Senate routine. Vou can shape up and. billion in red ink during the first seven months of salary, making dozens of speeches around the have fun at your leisure. fiscal year 1987, when the total annual deficit country to various special-interest groups. Each Enjoying all the facilities at eventually amounted to $150.2 billion. Dukakis, Jackson to talk earned more than $34,000 from honoraria last year, Court House One for a super Economists say the April report indicates the close to the maximum allowed by Congress. Reagan administration will have a tough time Dodd also reported two Christmas gifts from meeting its goal of a $146.7 billion deficit for fiscal Bv David Espo ' that he would not negotiate with The Fuller statement was as long-time family friends — a $200 crystal bowl and a 1988, which ends Sept. 30, or even the Congressional The Associated Press accused drug runners in this close as Bush has come to case of premium Scotch valued at $180. Friends paid Budget Office projection of $157 billion. country or on foreign soil. At the publicly uttering words of dis­ for Weicker and his wife to fly to a tennis ranch in Vice President George Bush time, he did not mention either agreement with Reagan over his Arizona and later in the year to St. Croix, where he New Arizona probe took another step away from Panama or its indicted leader, Panamanian policy, and came owns a condominium. President Reagan’s controver­ Noriega, by name. after several days of slippage in Weicker reported assets of at least $2.64 million low $50 membership fee plus But following the publication of PHOENIX, Ariz. — Arizona’s attorney general sial negotiations with Panama’s the public opinion polls and with with liabilities of $285,000 to $715,000. He reported small monthly dues. So hurry, a story Friday in The Washington many Republican allies urging 1987 income between $178,202 and $271,466. « took initial steps Friday toward investigating Gov. indicted leader, Manuel Noriega beat the crowds and sign up Rose Mofford’s expenditures of thousands of dollars on Friday. Democratic front­ Post, the vice president’s chief of him to air his differences with the unlimited use of facilities in Weicker earned at least $5,000 from renting his St. now. And be a "Good-Time” accordance with the reservation rules in state funds on gifts and decorations when she was runner Michael Dukakis said he staff, Craig Fuller, issued a president. Croix condo, and received $3,000 for a "peace member. for more information, call the secretary of state. expects to meet regularly with statement saying that “ the ad­ Dukakis, who has the Demo­ award" from the Unitarian Universalists of "Good-Time” Membership Coordinator at the Some of the spending appears to have lacked Jesse Jackson as the primary ministration sources who have cratic nomination all but Philadelphia in addition to earnings from stocks, Court House One nearest you. Membership hours: legislative authorization, according to records and season winds down. suggested that the vice president wrapped up, campaigned in Cali­ bonds and trusts. interviews with officials, although the governor and Dukakis, who has generally not favors ending the negotiations fornia in advance of the state’s 'Facilities vary On the other end of the financial spectrum, Dodd Days 6 a.m.-4:30 p.m. a close aide said the Legislature had approved the contested Jackson for the black and bringing the envoy back to according to locatiori June 7 primary. earned between $300 and $3,000 from two individual Weeknights 9:30 p.m.-ll p.m. funds. vote in the primaries, also visited W-ashington are essentially retirement accounts and a Senate credit union All day Saturday and Sunday “ 1 have never misused any state funds,’’ Mrs. a predominantly black high correct.” ^ He said he and Jackson, his sole account. The accounts, his lone listed assets, are Mofford said in a brief interview with radio station school and was confronted by a remaining rival, met on Sunday valued between $3,000 and $15,000. He report^ no s KFYI. “ I never misspent a penny. It was student asking, "Is this a token The statement was issued Just and will “ be meeting regularly.” liabiliUes. appropriated for VIP gifts and I u s ^ it for that type visit?” hours before sources disclosed a The Massachusetts governor did COURT HOUSE ONE tentative agreement for Noriega not say what he and Jackson of purpose. I never used anything for personal Replied the Massachusetts gov­ But Dodd made $37,350 from honoraria, including A vMI 2\ W aterville Hoad 677677-H()7:t-H()a { B A7 HAriffirdH arllord Tnk*Tpke. fuu.iiqo:64*1-0S97 gain." ernor, " I ’ve been in black schools to relinquish power and leave would discuss in their talks, but 21 speeches from Beverly Hills to New York and SiMlbllfy Hopmt’adow S lre ri One Slate Street S22-S60H his challenger has been pressing Mrs. Mofford, 65, became governor April 4 when for years.” Panama temporarily in ex­ three op-ed pieces. He donated $4,450 to charity, CMrt Hm m ■( CrwitI III H llls id . A w . KIS.S4U0 Evan Mecham was removed from office upon being Bush said nothing publicly on change for the Reagan adminis­ for a greater share of votes from keeping below the $35,800 honoraria limit imposed convicted in a Senate impeachment trial of Noriega, but his maneuverings tration dropping the drug "super delegates” to the Demo­ by the Senate. misusing state funds and obstructing Justice. came two days after he declared indictment. cratic National Convention. ■ ■ I ill 111 111 J j i i ,' t , ; n • 1 ■ ■) ■ • ■ X 5 •: ,<»Mi iH H p/i p r t. - 4 I < \ V • w ■»•■< H -*L « It-n'I.. ■ OPINION Your Neighbors’ Views What should be done about the state lottery computer snafu? Open Foram iSKOWNiD m Bolton’s financial dilemma To the Editor: lSB£C«nw»tS 5gV... In response to Ilvi Cannon’s letter of May 19, I kVf would like to make the following brief points XSEE- concerning Monday night’s Annual Town Meeting in Bolton, without resorting to personal invective: 1. I realize that I was ”... elected to serve the interests of the whole community and not Just the segment of the population that was ’weaned on. credit cards.’” With all the people in mind, I tried to be as succinct as possible Monday night in describing our financial dilemma. Four major items account for more than 90 percent of the proposed increase: Revaluation costs, increased trash-tipping fees and hauling costs, our first year of new debt service (firehouse and library media center) and compliance with the Educational Enhancement Act. Since we cannot reduce these costs in any real ’ ‘Dispose of 99 percent "Grt a new computer “They should go back " I’m not really inter­ “They should Just fix “I’m not really too fashion, we can only reduce the overall budget by of the people that are at ... a difiFerent computer to the old company ... It ested because I don’t the mainframe. They sure because I haven’t cutting into our normal town and school budgets and the head of it, return it to company would help, or was working great be­ participate in the should Just go back to the been keeping up on it. I their infiaticHi-adJusted line items. It was my the origional people that a lot of patience. The fore and now its all lottery.” old system they haven’t sometimes play the lot­ intention Monday night to make certain that all were ninning it quite bugs have to be worked broken, the old company Deena McEIrdy had any problems with tery but it hasn’t really town residents understood that fact, since any efficiently for several out of computers. I used was better.” 234 New State Road that.” affected me.” further reduction would involve both town and years and then go a step to do computer operat­ Bill Morrissey Homemaker Daniel Smith Itorine Setzler school budgets. By contrast, Mrs. Cannon once further: Get back up to ing and it took a lot to get Glastonbury / 59 Delmont St. 23 Henry St. again reserved her criticism for the school board. O’Neill and fire him.” the system straightened Carpenter, working Senior at Manchester Salesperson 2. To date, we have cut 1100,000 from the school Patrick Coppinger out.” in Manchester High School budget and $95,000 from the town proper budget. Vernon Pat Chaves (Please note: $55,000 of this cut is merely a deferral Retired 91 BIsseli St. of this year’s contribution to the new rescue Homemaker vehicle.) Further cuts will involve personnel, maintenance and deferral of capital expenditures. Rose & Regan, hero & hellion The selectmen, on Tuesday night, already began this process. Next year, wejvill be criticized, as we By Chuck Stone classical scholar envisioned a 20th-century reprise have been in the past, for delaying purchases which of the lions and the Christians. He respond^ by Citizenship for saie in the South Pacific resulted in further budget increases. The 66 people "That which we call a rose by any other name wrapping bis mind in a Roman toga, signaling who voted for the budget were not looking to use would smell as sweet” — and would run the bases as "thumbs down” and sacrificing Rose to the den of WASHINGTON - In their credit cards — they wanted to pay cash now lions. age the marketing of citizenship by nals recently returned from an swiftly as a paramour pursued by an angry cuckold. the South Pacific’s trop­ limiting free access to the United inspection of Tibet. A friend of the and avoid "finance charges.” Peter Edward Rose: Record-holder for most hits, But heroic reputations always survive the stench ical paradise, entrepre­ This year is a difficult year for Bolton taxpayers. from the toxic dump of bad Judgments. And Pete States from the trust territories until Chinese, Ennals was allowed in as the most singles, most games and most at-bats. Second neurs are marketing someone has been a territory resident first official Western observer since Board of Finance members included. We should in doubles, second in hitting safely in consecutive Rose is an authentic American hero. citizenship like real point out the following hopeful notes: a) Revalua­ Consider this quintessential paradox: One of for at least five years. the riots. games a nd Time magazine cover-story subject, Aug. estate. The Palauan congress thinks Golds­ What Ennals , he could only tion costs will be gone in two years, b) the debt costs 10,1985 ("Cincinnati’s Wondrous Rose”). America’s most successful corporate executives The scheme was are fixed for 15 years, and c) our state legislators spends two years as chief of staff to the free world’s mith’s offer is legitimate, but its describe as “colonialism” and "apar­ A. Bartlett Giamatti: Record-setter for the spawned by savvy members are wary of how it will look theid” when he testified before the are unlikely to anger all 169 towns by dropping dumbest suspension in baseball history. most powerful head of state. And what top-secret American and Taiwa­ education funding. national security information is revealed in his to the U.S. Congress, Palauan senate Congressional Human Rights Caucus Dave Pallone: Record-setter for umpire buffoon­ nese developers. They president Joshua Koshiba told our at the invitation of Rep. Tom Lantos, I, too, urge our residents to attend Monday night’s ery in an argument. 397-page itinerary? That the president’s wife figured out that wealthy meeting at the K-4 building at 8 p.m. occasionally consulted an astrologist about deci­ associate Jim Lynch. D-Calif. Ennals said the opression and ^ The videotape of the Pallone-Rose verbal business people in Hong Meanwhile, a growing web of human rights abuses will continue in barbecue about the comparative merits of their sions of state! access to the United States for travel Robert Campbell Halleujah! Until little boy blue’s published Kong and Taiwan will pay for access, reports from Palau, Including allega­ Tibet until the United States and other Board of Finance visual acuity is as clear as a windshield-wiped glass or the illusion of access, to the United and business. That makes citizenship tions that top Palauan officials are powerful Western nations show some in between swishes. Pallone appears to stick his diatribe, I thought that the Reagan-Regan-Reagan there a valuable commodity. 520 Boston Turnpike, Bolton regime (readthattheRonald-Donald-Nancy romper States. The avenue is to buy citizen­ involved in heroin trafficking, con­ interest. finger in Cincinnati manager Rose’s face. Rose ship in a country that has close ties to A C!alifomia development firm, tract kickbacks and assorted scams, China invaded Tibet in 1950 and has instinctively reacts by shoving Pallone. room) had sole responsibility for some of their Onouris International, is trying to bizarre decisions. At least, they reached for the America, specifically, the present has drawn the attention of the House since carried out a brutal campaign to Charter work not finished Rose’s tepid response recalled one of my father’s and former U.S. Pacific trust territo­ make a deal with Palau to sell that Interior and Insular Affairs (Commit­ wipe out any vestiges of its culture favorite anecdotes from Moran & Mack, two stars. commodity. Robert Goldsmith, presi­ Obviously, astrology isn’t a science, but the ries where it can be legally sold if the tee, which is considering the compact. and religion. Thousands of Chinese To the Editor: minstrels from the 1920s. local government agrees. dent of Onouris, has proposed to the The committee has ordered the have been moved to Tibet in order to “What made you knock that boy down, Jump on movement of the stars is. The problem comes from government of Palau that he sell As a member of the Bolton Charter Revision assigning values to those movements. Nancy What alarmed some U.S. members General Accounting Office to investi­ outnumber the natives. Tibetan fami­ him and stomp him?” asked an incredulous Mack. of Congress is that Southeast Asian Palau citizenship to Hong Kong gate Palau. lies are limited to two children. Commission, its secretary, and a member of the “The Lord told me to do it.” Reagan merely Joins millions of Americans who drug traffickers might be shopping residents for $250,000 each. The subcommittee studying "forms of government,” believe that galactic reliability supports a seer’s Last fall, the Drug Enforcement Epnals said he has heard, but cannot “The Lord told you to knock h(m down. Jump on for a route to the United States, government would get about 12 Agency issued a report that indicated confirm, rumors that the CFhinese the front-page headline of April 28 and the editorial him and stomp him?” guesses about their lives. percent of the profits. April 29 regarding possible changes to our charter But Nancy’s honest faith is no worse than Reagan’s greased by a passport from the trust perhaps more than 400 of Palau’s" practice forced sterilization and abor­ "No. The Lord told me to knockhim down. Jumpin’ territories. Goldsmith says he would use his 15,000 residents were heroin addicts. tion on Tibetans who don’t comply took me by surprise. It is my understanding that on him and stompin’ him was my own idea.” reptilian pragmatism. If any doubts lingered about Seductive ads in Taiwanese and share of the money to build three four members of the commission were called wisdom of his dismissal, the soreheaded hellion has “It appears Palau’s primary invol­ with the population-control laws. An umpire is supposed to diffuse the battle, not Hong Kong newspapers recently hotels and a golf course on Palau with vement in international drug traffek- An unknown number of people concerning the meeting held April 26. Is it possible' aggravate it. After a belligereht Pallone stuck his removed them. offered Marshall Islands citizenship a high-speed hydrofoil ferry boat to to report accurate information of this sensitive a Only the Pete Roses stay heroes forever. ing is as a transshipment point for disappeared or were arrested during fingerin the direction of Rose’s eye (a scratch under for as little as $50,000. The deal zip visitors between the islands. He Southeast Asian heroin being the riots, and many are still missing. nature as you did when no one from the press was Rose’s eye supports Rose’s accusation), Rose should collapsed in the former trust territory sees primitive, unspoiled Palau as a present to hear the report, see the report or listen to Chuck Stone is a senior editor for the Philadelphia smuggled into the United States,” Ennals said that in some cases, the have knocked him down. when the American Institute, a State potential Miami Beach for Japanese wrote DEA Administrator John first word the families of the missing the discussion? You make it sound as if all is His right to such an appropriate response is Daily News. Department information office in vacationers. Lawn. ' decided. It is not! Much work has to be done. get is when they are summoned to the Justified by what is known as the "fighting words” Taiwan, warned that the ads were Sources close to Palau’s negotia­ mortuary to pick up the body of their Ginny WIckersham doctrine. misleading. tions with Onouris say that the Abuse unabated In Tibet loved one. And the families are 4 DImock Lane, Bolton 'In Chaplinsky vs. New Hampshire (1942), the The Republic of Palau is another republic’s president, Lazarus Salii, Thousands of Tibetans are suffering required to pay hundreds of dollars Supreme Court discussed “epithets likely to provoke ^auflirslrr Hpralft Pacific nation ripe for the citizenship and his followers will only approve the at the hands of the Chinese behind a for the privilege of claiming the body, the average person to retaliation... words which by 1 merchants. Palau is the last U.S. trust deal if the hotels have gambling bamboo curtain of silence, and the Ennals added. Some of the bodies are general consent are ‘fighting words’ when said Founded In 1881 territory in the Pacific. The govern­ casinos on their ground floors. Western world is paying little unrecognizable with their eyes Letters to the editor The U.S. State Department and the without a disarming smile.” Rose and Pallone were PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... Pubilfhar ment of the island republic is attention. gouged out and their limbs tom off. The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters not smiling. OEORQE T CHAPPELL...... Editor currently negotiating a Compact of Department of the Interior, which Tibet, a region of China, has been China is still claiming that the riots to the editor. But it may have been the violent response of OOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Exocutiva Editor Free Association to give it independ­ currently supervise Palau, are adam­ closed to outsiders since last October have ^ o lv e d only a handful of Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester Cin<;innatl fans after the Rose-Pallone blow-off that MARIE P. QRAD V...... City Editor ence. The lengthy compact guaran­ antly opposed to trade in citizenship when Tibetans rioted against Chinese people,''7tout Ennals believes the Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. frightened National League president Giamatti. The ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Attoclata Editor tees the 15,000 citizens of Palau liberal papers. Congress has tried to discour­ oppression. British Lord David En- number is closer to 10,000. 4 't ’H k 'i > U l f 4 k't • t » V I.« 4 « 4 4 L I U M Church Bidletfai Board Church BuOetiii Board Rdigions Services Sagging faith is forcing South United Methodist Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John Senth United Methodist Church, 1224 Here are the activities scheduled for the coming churches to unify efforts Church of Christ Assemblies of God Holllger. Sunday worship; holy eucho- Main St., AAonchester. Dr. Shephard S. rlst, 0 and 10 a.m.; church school, 9:45 Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. week at South United Methodist Church; M lvo ry O iu rd i (AsMmblles of God), o.m.; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady Sunday — 10 a.m., confirmation, worship with the By George W. Cornell tholics and a coalition of this that out of an average five These are the activities planned for this week at 400 Bucklond Rood. South Windsor. Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ Chapel open ofternogns; public healing dule: 9 and 10:45 o.m., worship service; Rev. Cynthia A. Good; Fun & Learning; 11; 15 a.m., The Associated Press scope can come together and congregations, only one is grow­ Church of Christ: Rdv. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; 9 a.m., church school. Nursery for Sunday — 9 a.nn., Bible classes; 10 a.m. and 6 <0: Wa.m ., worship, Sunday school and evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. preschoolers. (447-9141) reception for confirmation class: 6:30 p.m., work harmoniously, it’s ecumeni­ ing, one is shrinking, and three \ child care; 4;M p.m., hymn slnp and 443-9203. p.m.. worship. praise service.. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Christian Youth Fellowship. NEW YORK - In heavily cal enough to encourage a lot of are simply static, remaining the Monday — 6:30 p.m., ladies' progressive dinner; BlWe study and youth fellowship. ' St. Mary's Rpiscepal Church, Park Mormon Monday— 10a.m. A.A.; 7:30 p.m., new members’ secularized modem society, sta­ folks that they can, too.” same. (644*ii02) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ seminar. tistics indicate the churches A similarly inclusive affair, “ A "One reason we’re failing and 7:30 p.m., Manchester Bible study. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, The Church of Jesus Christ et Latter- Tuesday — 7 p.m.. East Windsor Bible study; 7; 30 B q itlst assistant rector. Worship; 7:30a.m. and day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches- Tuesday — 9 a.m., quilt workshop; 10 a.m. aren’t getting their job done by Gathering of Christians,” takes not making any progress ia the p.m.. East Hartford Bible study. 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m.; t ^ David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m., Women in the Vineyards study group; 6 p.m.. Boy working at it separately. So place May 21-25 in Arlington, scandal of divisions that is Cemimnilty Mptlst Church, 5SS E. baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy sacrofnent meetino; H);90a.m., Sunday they’re tackling it together. Wednesday — 7 p.m., Bible classes. Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. school and primary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ Scout Court of Awards. Texas, expected to involve about confusing and contradicts the’ Thursday — 7 p.m., Colchester Bible study. Meek, minister. Schedule; 10:30 a.m., (449-4503) hood and relief society. (443J003 or Wednesday — 7; 30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; Bible That’s the path-breaking com­ 3,000 evangelical, mainline Pro­ basic nature of Christianity,” he worship service; 9:1S a.m., church 220-3715) mitment of a broad coalition of school. Nursery care provided. (443- Gospel study, 277 Spring St. testant, Catholic and Eastern said. 0537) Thursday—6p.m., Youth Choir outing; 7;30p.m.. Ameri(:an church leaders, Ro- Orthodox Christians. While the unusual cooperation St. Mary’s Episcopal NoHh Boptlsl Church, 52 Lake St., Church of the Living Oed, an evangel­ Education Coinmission. nj^n Catholic and nearly every However, that assembly is on the problem can’t mend the Monchester. Rev. James Bellosov, ical, full-gospel church, Robertson National Catholic Here are the events planned for the coming week pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 School, North School Street, Manches­ Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. brand of Protestant, to reclaim intended mainly to vent collective brokenness, he said it can share at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church: a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. St. John the BopHst Fellsh National those detached from religion. spiritual energies and concerns insights and approaches, kindle service. (646-S31M Meetino Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Colhellc Owrch, 23 Golwov st., Man­ “ The time has come for us to Sunday — 7:30 and 0:30 a.m., worship; 7 p.m., P in t M ptlst O w rcb, 240 Hlllstown Nursery and Sunday school. chester. Rev. Stanley M. -Loncolo, First Baptist Church about contemporary social mutual energies and enlist the youth group. Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Manchester Christian FellewsMe, 509 pastor. Sunday m ou,9a.m .; weekdays, stop the quarreling with one issues. various churches in the common school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7p.m., E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ 8 a.m. (443-5904) another, the rivalry and sheep­ Monday — 11:30 a.m., holy communion and evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ Revival services are scheduled at First Baptist On the other hand, the Chicago task. shut-in luncheon. service. Nursery at all services. (449- day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock Church, Sunday through Wednesday, with the Rev. stealing, and team to work congress, which hopes to bring In doing it, he said, people 7909) coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m.,first Saturday of Nazarane together in mission," says the drawn into religious participation Tuesday — 9:15 a.m., staff meeting; 5 p.m., P m t M p t w Chapel ef the Deot, 240 the month. Ray Allen, evangelism director for the New together up to 15,000 church Capella Choir; 7 p.m., singles’ meeting; 7:30 p.m., Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Full eespel interdenemlnotienal Church at the Nazorene, 234 Main St., England Baptist Convention. The Rev. Rex Sholar, Rev. Alvin A. Rlig of Washington, people, has a threefold practical will naturally “ pick the particu- Kreutzer, i ^ t o r . (443-7543) Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior D.C. purpose: To sharpen awareness iar church community to enrich Family Day Care Exchange. Horvoet Thne Baptist Church, 72 E. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., pastor; Rev. Mark (3reen,. minister of minister of music from Covington, Ky., will be the Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy communion: 10:45 Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: musical director for the revival, which will be Ulig, director of the Paulist of the need for evangelism; to their own lives,” whatever the a.m.. Bible study; 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir. Eddy,pastor. 10a.m.,Sunday school; 11 p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church acempanied by handbell choirs and trumpet solos. National Catholic Evangelization offer advice from experts on denomination. a.m., morning service; 4 p.m., evening p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday and nursery; 4 p.m., evening praise Association and a key flgure in Thursday — 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy service, WednesdavhomeBlblestudv,7 at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudy, Revival services will be as follows; various ways of doing it; and to “ We’ve got to stop fighting one Scouts; 7:10 p.m.. evening prayer; 7:30p.m., Bible p.m. (443-9359) line, 444«31,24 hours. 7 p.m., Wednesday. (444-0599) Sunday — 9:45 a.m., Bible study; 11 a.m. and 6 the wide cross-section of church provide resource materials for another, and together raise con­ Bespel Hoik Center Street, Manches­ leaders concerned with evange­ study. ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11;45a.m., p.m., revival services; 7 p.m., refreshments. participants to take home and sciousness about the huge com­ Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. Christian Science Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Pantacoatal Monday — 5:45 p.m., youth pizza party; 7 p.m., lism. added in an interview: use. munities out there without any Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Alanon: 7:30 p.m.. A.A. First Church at Christ, Scientist, 447 united Pentecostal Church, 187 youth revival service; refreshments to follow. "The great challenge before us “ We can learn from each religious life,” he said. N. Main St., AAonchester. 10:30 a.m., Jahovah’s WHiwtaas Woorldoe St., Manchester. Rev. is reaching out to the huge mass other,” Illig said. “ Lutherans, Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ Tuesday — 7 p.m., revival service; refreshments Planning for the joint congress church service, Sunday school, and Jehevah's Witnesses, 447 Tolland to follow. of people not involved in churches Catholics, Mennonites and Presb­ core for small children. (449-1444) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 4 developed through the Washing­ Trinity Covenant Reading Room, 454A Center St., Man­ p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ Wednesday — 7 p.m., revival service; refresh-^ and synagogues. We've all got to yterians. sharing their insights, p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, ton Roundtable on Evangelism, The Mission Coffeeehouse tonight at Trinity chester. (449-SM2) p.m.,servlce meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 ments to follow. work together on it if we are to can learn from one another in p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's comprised of specialists onevan- Covenant Church will feature guest speakes Jean prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. have any success in building the kingdom of God.” gelism from various Church of Christ day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., (449-9040) McAllister of the New Life Pregnancy Center. The WotchtowOr study. (444-1490) evangelization.” He said the urgency of stepped- denominations. coffeehouse, open to the public, begins at 7:30 p.m.' Church ef Christ, Lvdoll and Vernon Emanuel Lutheran Church Spurring this collaboration is up, concerted evangelizing ef­ streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Jawlah Consarvathra Praabytarian the aim of an unprecedented, forts to bring in those outside the Illig, 61, is treasurer for the The Music Ministry of Trinity Covenant Church pulpit minister. Gareth Flonarv, evan­ Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church event, which is expected to cost will present a spring concert on Sunday at 7 p.m. gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Temple Beth Shelom, 400 E. Middle Coventry Presbyterian Church, for the coming week include: multldenominationai "Congress fold is pointed up by the growing a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 4 Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Route 44 and Trosrbridge Road, Coven­ 88, a National Festival of Evange­ ranks of unchurched Americans, more than $1 million, with more Instrumentalists, choif, junior choir and octet will p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sundoy, Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worship; 9:45 a.m., Sunday than 60 denominational agencies be featured. Bible study. Nursery provided for all Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 o.m., Sunday school; nursery; "Focus on the Family” film; 11 lism," in Chicago, Aug. .4-7. now totaling 90 million. services. (444-2m) ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ Planning for it has gone on for “ To a large extent, we’ve amf Catholic orders putting up Other events scheduled at Trinity this week a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue for ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesdov, proyer a.m., worship,cominunion; CC; nursery; 6;30p.m., advance funding. include: Friday service time. (443-9543) meeting. (742-7222) youth. three years. ignored them in terms of specific Today — 8:30 a.m., all-church work day. Congregational Presbyterian Churdi ef (Manchester, Monday — 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7 p.m., committee It isbackedby a rareallianceof outreach programs,” he said. 43 St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ church specialists in evangelism Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., worship with the Rev. Belton Congregotlenal Church, 220 Jewish — Raform chard Gray, pastor. 10:30a.m., worship meetings. Meanwhile, this group has. Paul F. Knight: 9:30 a.m.. Sunday Bible school; Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, service, nursery; 9:15 o.m., Sunday Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., crafts; 10 a.m.. Old Guard; from about 35 denominations, increased in 10 years from 38 Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Temple Beth Nlllel, 1001 Foster St. school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. ranging from Mennonite to Ca­ 10:30 a m., coffee hour. ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- (4434)904) 12:30.p.m.. We Gals; 4 p.m., staff. percent of the population to 41 THE Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at La church school; 11 a.m., fellosnhip; tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Wednesday — 7:45 p.m., Emanuel Choir; ^,7:30 tholic, mainline to Pentecostal, percent, he said, while the 11:15 a.m., forum program. (449-7077 Friday; children's services, 7:45 o.m. and Salvation Army to Southern proportion without even a reli­ Strada Restaurant; 10a.m., TotGardenplaygorup. office or 447-0078 parsonage.. second Friday of eoch month. (444-0444) Roman Catholic p.m., confirmation parents. BIBIE Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer Center Cengrepatlenol Church, 11 Thursday — 10a.m., A.A.; prayer service; 7p.m., Baptist. gious preference has risen from 3 O n te r St., Manchester. Rev: Newell H. Lutharan Church of (he AssumpNon, Adorns “ It’s a breakthrough of real SPEAKS breakfast at La Strada Restaurant: 6:30 p.m.. Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. Belle Choir. percent in 1948 to 9 percent now. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. significance," Illig said. “ There’s no question we’re Pioneer Club youth group; 7 p.m., senior high youth Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Concordia Lutheran Church (ELCA), Rev. Edward S. Pepin, poster. Rev. Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. I.Eugene Brewer and choir. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. Joseph Porel, assistant pastor. Satur­ “ If Southern Baptists and Ca­ losing ground,” Illig said, adding worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; church KIm-Eric Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ day mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at Thursday — 4 p.m.. confirmation class; 6:30 p.m., school, 10 a.m. (447-9941) ' nold T . Wongerln, assistont pastor. 7:30 o.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. women’s meeting with Sue Falcetta. First Congrepoflenal ChurcNuf An­ Schedule: Oo.m., holy communion; 9:15 (443-2195) Concordia Lutheran Church dover, Route 4, Andover. Rev. Howard a.m., church school, adult education, St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. (■•lOWOH Erich Framm wrote; "Lovo Is an Friday — 7 p.m.. junior high youth. Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule; 11 a.m., confirmation forum; 10:30 a.m. holy Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Activities for the coming week at Concordia act ol faith, and whoever Is of little communion. Nursery care all hours. Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday Tm iighto worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. Lutheran Church include: faith Is also of little love.” In order to . Nursery care provided. (742-7494) (449-5311) moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30. Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m., euchaVist; 9; 15 a.m., North United Methodist First Congregational Church of Cov­ Emanuel Lutheran Church, 40 Church 10 and 11:30 a.m. (444-1413) love another I must have some con­ entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ St. Bridget Church, to Main St., church school; adult education; confirmation fidence In hIs worthwhileness. God son, pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor Meetings and events scheduled for the week at Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and forum. Many times I find people asking the universe we need to synchron­ loves us despite our sins, because ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m., worship Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-pastors. me to help them clarify the will of ize our agendas with G<>id’s. Any North United Methodist Church include: Lone House. Nursery core provided. with holdv communion on first, third Saturday moss 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Monday — 7:30 p.m., Worship & Music he knows our potential (John 3;10). Sunday— 9and 10:301a.m.. worship; 9a.m.,adult (742-0407) and fifth Sundays; 9:45 a.m., Sunday at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and Committee; agoraphobia support. God for them. When we talkabout proposed actions should help Second CengregoMenal Church, 305 church school; 11 o.m., worship with noon. (443-2403) this for a few minutes, what I people realize eternal life. Bible group; nursery; 10:30 a.m., church school; < N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. holy communion on the second and St. James Church, 894 Main St., Tuesday — ll a.m., clergy study: 6:30 p.m., Perhaps I am reluctant to love a nursery; 11:30 a.m.. Young People’s Choir; 5:30 Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship fourth Sundays. (443-1193) Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukovrskI, catechetics classes; 7:45 p.m., Bible class. usually discover is that they have When we do this then we are in Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, some agenda in mind and they certain person for fear he will prove p.m.. family pot luck; slides on Liberia; 7 p.m., service, Sunday school, and nurseryfor Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support: the will of God. We should do all in unworthy and my loving efforts children; 4:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. chester, 21 (iarden St., Manchester. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday are seeking God’s stamp of our power to be in tune with God’s sacred dance; ecumenical prayer. (449-2043) (44^2051) masses ot 4 and 4:30 p.m.; Sunday 7:30 p.m., Concordia Choir. squandered. Longfellow addresses Tuesday — 6:30 p.m., T.O.P.S.; 7:30 p.m., Second CengregaNonal Church of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., Thursday — 9 a.m., Bible class: 6:30 p.m.. approval for that agenda. They agenda, not ask him to place a such hesitancy through these Coventry, 1744 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Route 31 and North River Rood, noon, and 5 p.m. (443-4129) are often impatient. They want an ecumenical prayer. Coventry. William Douthwolte, pastor. ft. Mary Church, 1400 Main St., Ecumenical Choir School: 8 p.m., Jewish/Christian seal of approval upon our agenda. words: "Talk not of wasted s try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Wednesday — 7:15 p.m.. choir. lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., Schedule: 10:15a.m. worship service; 9 Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and dialogue. answer rigfht away. Because they affection. Affection never was church school, nursery to (Srade 4; 11 a.m., Sunday school, first and thrd Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral are anxious to begin to carry out Rev. James Meek wasted.” Thursday — 4 p.m., visitation. a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., Sundays. (742-7540) team. Saturday mass at 5:15 p.m., Friday — 7 p.m., A.A. church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday moss at 10 a.m.; confessions the desired program, course of Community Baptist Church a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior (Missouri Synod), and High 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. (742-4455) action, etc. Unitarian Universallst Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery care pro­ streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Church ef St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Center Congregational The verse from the sixth Nothing so Improves others for vided. (742-4234) Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m., divine worship; Rood, Bolton. The Rev. William J. us as loving them. And nothing so Tolcettvllle Congregational Church, 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; holy com­ Olesik, pastor. Saturday massatSp.m.; Events scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ chapter of John’s gospel helps Come be Our Quest to Improves us for them. Such Is never Dr. Jonathan Daube, president of Manchester munion first and third Sunday. (449- Sunday masses at 7:30 o.m., 9:15 a.m. Community College, will be the speaker on Sunday Main Street and HIM Rood, tional Church include; clarify what things are God’s will. Hear About: easy. But was It easy for God to so Tolcottvllle. Co-postors: Rev. Ronald 4243) and 11 a.m. (443-4444) “ For this is the will of my Father, morning at the Unitarian Universallst Society; Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship: 9 a.m.^ PERSONAL SAVIOR love a world of sinners as to give hla a.m., worship service and church Mathodlst breakfast; Bethel Bible series: nursery and toddler that everyone who sees the Son Son? A world of Ingrates at that! East. The service begins at 10:30 a.m. His talk is school. (449-0015) Salvation Army called ’’Education — For What? Diversity — For care: church school; 11:15 a.m., social hour; and believes in him should have IN AN Somehow we must develop faith In BeKen United iMelhedlst Church, 1041 Salvotlen Arm y, 441 Main St., Man­ the unloveable's divine Image In Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart luncheon and annual meeting. eternal life; and I will raise him Whom?" Jennifer Joy. an alumna of the college, Covenant chester. Capt. and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- IMPERSONAL WORLD” order to love him, even as God Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., church loger. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Monday — 7 p.m., CCW, “ The AIDS Crisis.” up at the last day.” will be the featured soloist. school; 11 a.m., worship service, loved us. Trinitv Cevenont Church, 302 Hack­ a.m., holiness meeting; 4 p.m., salva­ Tuesday— 9:30 a.m., mothers’ group; 3:30 p.m., This clearly tells us that God’s Sunday, May 22, 1988 nursery. (449-3472) tion meeting. (449-7)^). matack St„ Monchester. Rev. Norman North United IMelhedlst Church, 300 Pilgrim Choir; 6p.m., confirmation; 7 p.m., search agenda is that the maximum 9:00 am - 11:00 am Food prof certified Swenson, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. number of people who wish it associate pastor. Rev. KOvIn Schwamb, Trench, paster; Rev. H. Dsgood Ben­ Unitarian Univaisalist committee. youth pastor. Schedule; 0 and 11 a.m., nett, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers: 7:30 should have eternal life. Every Church of Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST Frank James of Manchester, culinary arts worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible school. (449-2055) and 10:30a.m., worship service; 9a.m., Uhltgrlgg iMIversgllst Sedety-Eost, p.m.. Center Ringers; Chancel Choir. action of God’s is attuned to that 394 Lydall St., Manchester Lydall a VETiion StrEEta instructor at Manchester Community College, has adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m., church 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. agenda. Since God is God, Crea­ earned his professional <^rtification from the school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Center Ringers; 7 p.m., Phonr. 646-2Q03 Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. service. Nursery care and youth rell- search committee: 7:30 p.m.. Bethel teachers. tor, Redeemer and Designer of 646-2903 American Culinary Federation Educational Episcopal Sunday nursery for preschoolers. (449- glovs educoNon. Coffee .liaur otter Institute. St. B eerge's Eglscegal Church, 1150 34M.) service. (444-5151) Weddings fBanrlirslrr Hrralft

Boser, son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Pullout Section. Page 17 Roberts-Atwood Boser of 32 Woodstock Drive were Helen Ruth Atwood of Manchester married March 29 in Basel, FOCUS Saturday. May 21.1988 and Englewood, Fla. and > Eugene Switzerland. Roberts df Lake City, Mich, were The registrar of Basel City offi­ married April 16 at Second Congrega­ ciated at the civil ceremony. tional Church. Paula Cadieux was maid of honor The Rev. Joseph Milton officiated. and Randall Porterfield was best The bride was given in marriage by man. her brother, Arthur C. Atwood. After a reception at the home of the She heals Marion Stemson, sister of the bride, bridegroom’s grandparents in Basel was matron of honor. Brenda Bouton and a restaurant in Boerse the couple was organist and soloist. went on a wedding trip in Austria and Ronald Roberts, son of the groom, Switzerland. was best man. Ushers were Keith They are making their home in Clark and William Roberts. Pawcatuck. human flaws After a reception in the Fellowship The bride is a graduate of Florida Hall of the church, the couple left on a Atlantic University, with a bachelor wedding trip to Florida. ’They will of science degrpe in physics. She is make their home in Lake City. employed by Electric Boat, Division The bride is retired from the of General Dynamics as manager in Warden prepares Michigan State Farm Bureau and the software engineering. iiP'- bridegroom is retired from the realty ’The bridegroom is a graduate of the J' business. University of Southern Conned'icut ' J Ifc with a bachelor of science degree in inmates for life ’ • ■* ' " K S business administration and of the restructure,’’ she said, adding Boser-Cardwell University of New Haven with a By Anita M. Caldwell that efforts to change those • I V 1 Mrs. David V. Sanford Mrs. Richard K. Dawber Carol S. Cardwell, daughter of Mr. master of science degree in MIF ktanehester Herald behaviors are made through -.1 ■ -. and Mrs. Franklin L. Cardwell of computer science. He is currently educational and career Aubumdale, Fla. and George M. self-employed. hen Evelyn Horn was programs. Sanford-Bryce Dawber-Ko2uch looking for a JcA But many people in the com­ Sarah Elizabeth Bryce, daughter of Elizabeth Townley Kozuch, daugh­ where there would be munity resent giving inmates Mr. and Mrs. William Bryce of 173 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Kozuch a lot of people con­ opportunities they themselves Engagemento W tact, the Manchester may not be able to afford, Horn Irving St. and David Vincent Sanford, of Manchester and Richard Kevin resident never imagined she’d said. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Saiiford Dawber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas become warden of the Hartford of North Tonowanda, N.Y., were “We’re in a dilemma,’’ she A. Dawber of Warwick, R.I. were Community Correctional Center said. While the Jail, which houses married May 7 at All Saints Episcopal married May 14 at Church of St. on Weston Street. 608 inmates, provides rehabilita­ ^urch. East Hartford. Clare’s, Misquamicut, R.I. Since accepting the post in 1984, tive services for re-entry into the Om M Koel/ManohMMr H*nM The Rev. John D. Hughes and the The Rev. Paul Reynolds officiated she said, the challenges have community, part of the commun­ DEADLY WEAPON - Lt. Andres gun can be deadly since it can carry the Rev. Cynthia Lewis, officiated. The at the Catholic nuptial mass. The been great. ity screams to keep them locked Bolorin of the Department of Correc- • AIDS virus. It was made from a bride was given in marriage by her bride was given in marriage by her "I don’t think there’s anything up, she said. tions and Elizabeth Horn examine a toothbrush, Inkpen, needle, tape, a father. Katharine Hinman was maid father. Carolyn Kozuch, sister of the that comes close to what’s “We didn’t breed these people. homemade tatoo gun that was confis­ nine-volt battery and a motor from a tape of honor. Bridesmaids were Sara bride, was maid of honor. Flower girls involved in a correctional cen­ They came from somewhere,’’ cated at the Hartford Community recorder. Bryce and Jennifer Hinman. were Courtney Cummings, Christin ter,’’ the 35-year-old said. she said, adding that they deserve Scott Maitland was best man. Cummings and Khara Dawber, nieces "We get everybody from (those to be prepared to return to family Correctional Centerearllerthat day. The Jshers were Allen Sanford, Joseph of the groom. charged with) breach of peace to and friends. murders,’’ she said. versity of Connecticut in 1975 with Jail, is not for long-stay inmates,' Representatives from outside Sanford and Robert Bryce. Ryan Brian Carey was best man. Ushers Meanwhile, Horn’s strong com­ a degree in psychology. Smith was ring bearer. were Brian Cummings, brother-in- Horn said while the people in a mitment to the welfare of inmates she said. It houses those who social service agencies work with correctional center are there has kept her in the field of As deputy warden, Horn was cannot make bond and are inmates for re-entry into the After a reception at Sphinx Temple law of the groom and Daniel Dawber, responsible for tasks that in­ Mosque in Newington the couple left brother of the groom. because they have committed corrections. waiting for sentencing or for cCmmunity, helping them find crimes such as rape or ifiutder, it She became the highest rank­ cluded overseeing the safekeep­ those who have been in a higher jobs, housing and maintain coun­ on a wedding trip to Jamaica. They After a reception at Watch Hill Inn, ing of the inmates, public safety, security prison and hqve two will make their home in Plymouth. the couple'left on a wedding trip to St. was the behavior they ^splayed ing female in the department in a seling, she said. in society before coming to Jail, male facility in 1 ^ when she medical records, visitations, edu­ years remaining in their But the success of the programs th e bride is a graduate of East Maarten. They will make their home cation and furlough, she said. sentence. Catholic High School. The bridegroom such as ’’irresponsibility, lack of took the post of deputy warden of is not immediately seen, Horn in Green Hill Beach, R.I. will power’’ and “immaturity”, treatment and training in the The center “provides greater said. is a graduate of North Tonawanda The bride is a 1979 graduate of East that led to those charges. Weston Street jail, she said^ ., She held that position until opportunity for interaction with "The success in this business is High School and serves in the U.S. Catholic High School and a 1983 “We’re dealing with human She had worked in persodnel accepting ^ e post of warden of the family and servicing agencies not visible,’’ she said. “Our Navy. graduate of the School of Hotel flaws that we cannot always after graduating from the Uhi- the Hartford Community Correc­ because of the less restrictive success is getting through 24- Administration, Cornell University. tional Center, which serves 34 policies involved.” she said, hours ... if our staff can walk out She is employed as sales associate at towns in the greater Hartford adding that during the last six of here with some sense of Wallander Realtors, Charlestpwn, area. months of the sentence a prere­ internal peace and the inmate can The facility, which opened in R.I. Catherine T. Sullivan lease program helps inmates get put his head on the pillow and feel The bridegroom is a 1976 graduate Christine A. Swider 1977 to replace the Seyms Street acclimated to society. internal peace." of Bishop Hendricken High School, Warwick, R.I. and is employed as a Swider-Higley Sullivan-Faria repair specialist at E.G. k G Sealol, Warwick. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Swider of Mr, and Mrs. John L. Sullivan of 109 East Hartford announce the engage­ ’Timrod Road announce the engage­ Inmates swap drugs for TVs ment of their daughter Christine Ann ment of their daughter, Catherine ALDEN, N.Y. (AP) - Violence designed to stop most drugs ’Theresa Sullivan of Acton, Mass., to thinking it would be viewed from Swider to Jay Oifford Higley, son of and intimidation, traditional coming into the prison, but the outside as “coddling" John W. Higley of Uncasvllle and Anthony Joseph Faria Jr., son of Mr. sources of power behind bars, authorities quickly noticed criminals. FBI arrests accused wife Barbara Higley of 24 Erie St. and Mrs. Anthony J. Faria of have declined in a maximum- another benefit. “Let’s face it, these people ’The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of Jamestown, R.I. and Naples, Fla. security prison here since offi­ “They know if they act up, were sent here to be punished," swindler after TV show East Catholic High School and a 1987 ’ITie bride-elect is a graduate of cials began using a simple kind of they’ll lose their TV privileges," he said. graduate of Fairfield University with Assumption College, Worcester, leverage long known to parents of said Robert McClellen, deputy What convinced Mantello was a bachelor of science degree in Mass, with a bachelor of arts degree unruly children: threatening to superintendent for security at the improvement in security at NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A man Authorities say Carlucci has been in psychology and of Central Connec­ turn off the TV. Wende. “Now, they walk away the prison. who allegedly swindled nine former married nine times and has more than nursing. She is a registered nurse in the oncology unit at Hartford ticut State University with a master of Drug use, too, has lessened from most fights and turn their Instead of gathering in unman­ wives was arrested after people who 30 children. According to New York science degree in organizational among the 800 inmates at Wende backs on trouble.” ageable groups at recreation saw an episode of NBC’s “Unsolved police, he is believed to have fleeced Hospital. Correctional Facility. The prospective bridegroom is a management. She is publication coor­ Most state and federal prisons time, inmates stay in their cells, Mysteries’’ called the FBI and said his wives of at least $1 million by dinator for Human Development in “It’s become a very effective along with local Jails have televi­ which is the safest place for them they knew a man who looked like him. running their credit card accounts to graduate of Manchester High School sanction,” said prison director sion sets inmates can watch in and Hartford State Technical College Cambridge, Mass. and their guards, he said. FBI agents on Thursday arrested the limit, draining their savings and Dominic Mantello. “All we have groups during recreational peri­ “I feel safer here than walking with an associates degree in manufac­ The prospective bridegroom is a to do is threaten to take it away." Louis Carlucci, a chef wanted by New encouraging them to invest in Je­ graduate of Salve Regina College. ods. Some allow inmates to have the streets in some parts of York police on grand larceny charges. welry, restaurants and cars. turing engineering. He is employed by Two years ago, the Wende personal televisions, but very few Buffalo,” Mantello said. The Quinlan, Giannoni and Livingston, a Newport, R.I. with a bachelor of inmates voted unanimously to have programs like Wende’s, He went by the name Louis Serra in U.S. Magistrate Kent Sandidge science degree in business adminis­ DavtaXoaUMifioliMiir Haiald prison is about SO miles west of Tennessee. ordered Carlucci Jailed Thursday, West Hartford consulting engineering give up their right to receive according to George Kamp, pres­ Buffalo in the farming town of firm. tration. He is area sales manager for WARDEN AT WORK — Elizabeth Horn, warden of packages from the outside in ident of Criminal Justice Insti­ Aldeii. Carlucci, 44, was the subject of a pending extradition to New Yoiic. Right-Way, Boston, Mass. segment on the television show, which Carlucci said from Jail that he was An Oct. 15 wedding is planned. Hartford Community Correctional Center, reviews paper exchange for the option to buy tute, a New York-based correc­ As Mantello walks through the A Sept. 17 wedding is planned in personal television sets for their tions consulting firm. cell blocks, inmates nod and greet features dramatizations of wanted host of a birthday party Wednesday Newport, R.I. work at her desk. She says she tries'to help inmates cells. criminalsr night and did not see the show. In the begin^ng, Mantello said adjust 1o society. The program was originally he was suspicious of the idea. See INMATES, page 32 I t ] t . ' 1 ^ a t 3 n-MAWCMW»aHlEIIMJl.J.Wi<«ii,JIW«.llM •' MANCHESTER HERALD. ShtaMaV."^^^^ FOCUS 7 Home FOCUS / Money

Some tax law retroactive The Cost of Gas Neglect weakens bricks One of the more shocking was bad news. Prices and taxes in seiected countries Bv Andy Lang immediately. Stop whatever you aspects of the Now, let’s look at 1988 — and The Associated Press are doing to perform the wipe-off new tax law is what can be done right now. On the House process, as even a minute or two that in many Assume that Kate and Sarah A sensible reason to repair can make a difference. That respects it is Sylvia each has a total of $4,000 in $3.341 brlckworic as quickly as possible means you must keep a wet cloth retroactive — interest in 1988. Neither would 1987 final price $3.061 is because neglect will result in a handy at all times. When the no matter what Porter pay tax on the first $5000; they weakening of the construction by workable mix. Redampen the brick is in place.'try to make the some officials would pay tax at their own rates Tax permitting water to enter It. area to be patched Just before same kind of mortared Joint as (15 percent) on the next $500; and claim. Not only \ $2.31 $2.39 Aside from that, brickwork that is applying the mortar. Not so the rest of the bricks have. Use a does the law the remaining $3,000 would be Price! starting to deteriorate becomes inddentally, always wear gog­ small or a piece of pipe or affect transac­ taxed at presumably 33 percent before taxes I unsighOy, losing its usual pleas­ gles when chipping away at any anything that will smootti and (their parents’ rate for 1988). tions that take place after the law financial plan that would sock $1A7 ing appearance. kind of material that is likely to shape the Joint. was passed, it also can have a So poor little Kate and Sarah $1.47 When the mortar between send dust or chips through the air. The new brick and the sur­ away money for the girls’ college would each owe $1,065 tm $4,000 in i«4riii ! B*4tm 3 i« d rm 4 When the brick itself is broken devastating impact on arrange­ educations and even their wed­ income. That’s an effective rate 11-0x10*0 11-OxiO-O bricks is cracked, it can be rounding area, including the $.94 or otherwise in need of repair, it is ments you made years before. As ding expenses. Money was put of 27 percent. To give you some repaired without replacing any of Joints, should be wet down a result, much of your financial the bricks. Doing this requires better to replace the entire brick. Immediately and two or three away regularly in the form of idea of what that means, a single Moilor Svlto planning for your children may corporate bonds. Up to now, this U-0XI6-0 patience, since you must Once again, use the cold chisel- times a day thereafter for a few go right down the drain. adult could reach about $72,000 of io lc. pr»y out the damaged mortar. Use a hammer technique, but this time days. The objective is to keep the technique worked fine. ’The child­ taxable income and still pay an you must chip away at the old This is not an exaggeration. ren were building up nest eggs effective rate of the same 27 • I cold chisel and a hammer, patched section from drying out Why focus attention on taxes woridng very slowly and care­ mortar until the brick can be too quickly. and, while the gifts were not tax percent in 1988. removed. Sometimes you may now? Primarily because this is deductible by the parents, there In short, the tax rates for the fully. If you are inexperienced at If your brickwoilc seems to be mid-year, when many tax-saving this kind of work and attempt to have to chip away at the brick in fairly good condition but is were significant tax savings. children are extremely — and I hurry the job, you are almost itself to get it loose. If you have getting whitish in spots, the techniques for 1988 are being Since the earnings on the bonds mean extremely — ED«cli3 reviewed. Taxpayers are discov­ were taxed at the much lower tax certain to bungle it. The old never u i ^ a cold chisel before condition is known as efflores­ disproportionate. Country and must purchase one, get what cence. The whiteness is the salt ering to their chagrin that mat­ rates of the children, everyone BECOiyp FLOOR PLAN mortar should be chipped a way to ters are much worse — from a tax a depth of about three-quarters of is called a cape chisel, especially being washed to the surface. came out a winner — except the Here’s what Seth and Rachel NEA orapblo an inch. Use a stiff brush to take good for this kind of worii. Once Sometimes it can be removed point of view — than they had tax collector. should do, as quickly as they can. — -58-4-^^^— away the crumbled mortar, then the brick has been removed and with soap and water, but more anticipated. Some parents with The Daniels were thinking far Switch Kate’s bonds into EE TAXES LOWER HERE — European countries tax dampen the area any way that is the mortar scrapped off the severe cases require the use of young children found that their ahead because they are serious bonds. Theinterestaccumulating gasoline and other oii products both to raise revenues adjoining bricks, wet down the muriatic acid. Don’t even try this 1987 tax returns were a parents. And they did everything on these bonds is not subject to practical. It can be with water nightmare. and encourage energy conservation. So, even when oil frmn a hose, a wet Bpange or even opening, this time using water treatment unless you are willing right at the time they did it. these rules. So the trick here is to prices deciine sharpiy, the price drop in Europe is only a glass of water thrown against from a hose, since the pressure to exercise extreme care. You Consider a fairly typical situa­ But now comes a retroactive' have the EE bonds in Kate’s ilfll* --- the damaged section. will help to clear out the cavity. must wear goggles, rubber gloves tion, as told to me by Eli J. tax effect. The annual earnings name until she reaches the age of moderate. In the United States, oh the other hand, taxes You can make your own mortar Professional masonry workers and old clothes and you must Warach, chief consulting editor on the bonds, to the extent they 14. on gasoline are widely opposed and thus are much lower at Prentice Hall Professional •Ifidr mixture with one part of Portland not only soak the replacement always add the acid to the water, exceeded 81,000 for each child, How about Sarah? Well, since than in many other nations. D in in g Rm Fomily Rm Newsletters. '■P _ 130K27-0 cement, two parts of hydrated brick in water, they allow it to air not the other way around. The were taxed in 1987 at the parents’ she’s going to be 14 next year, 14-0x12-0 dry before using it. Seth and Rachel Daniels have rates, as high as 38.5 percent. And they might want to convert her bo)r^ ti^offktafwyl lime and seven parts of sand, but mixture should be one part of acid I'd ry R Hobby you can make the Job a lot easier A trowel is necessary to butter to nine parts of water. When you two young children, 10-year-old that’s true even through the gifts bonds into cash and buy a Prices rising in Beijing, Shanghai n -8 iii-4 the brick with mortar, but be Kate and 13-year-old Sarah (who were made years before the new certificate of deposit that does not if you buy a ready-nnixed mortar finish, hose down the area com­ BEIJING (AP) — Prices for subsidies, official reports say. that reqidres only the addition of extra careful not to get any pletely with water from a hose. ^11 turn 14 in 1989). Since both law took effect. Here’s why: The mature until 1989. They should mortar on the face of the brick. If Do it twice Just to make sure there girls are under 14, they are being new law states that if children make certain that there is no pork, eggs and other non- Food bills of urban shoppers mortar. However you handle it, foods are rising by up to 60 use Just enough water to make a any does get on, wipe it off is no residue. hit with a new crackdown. under 14 have unearned income interest payable until that date. already have climbed sharply in Seth and Rachel, who are in the (interest, dividends and so on). in In the year she turns 14, her percent in state-owned stores in the past few years due to growing Living Rm Beijing and Shanghai as part of demand and stagnating grain and U-0X2S0 top tax bracket, had conscien­ excess of $1,000, the excess is interest will be taxed to her, at tiously gone about setting up a taxed at the parents’ rate. So 1987 her tax rate. government efforts to phase out pig production. O Oevblo Oarago 20-0x20-0 Plants can get out of place Bv Earl Aronson height and edges looking neat and The Associated Press crisp; minimum problems from Alkyd resist weather Weedcrs Guide weeds, insect and plant disease. ’The homeowners’ most impor­ By the Editors to the latex-based ’Tru-Test Su­ NEED SOME EXTRA F I R S T F L ( I R P L A N I A weed is a plant out of place. of Consumer Reports preme Latex Gloss Enamel Ser­ And weeds(can spoil a lawn. tant objective is to make sure nationwide (Gallup) poll of conditions are right for healthy CotMumer ies LE. Only these yellows did SPENDING MONEY!! HOUSE OF THE WEEK — The exterior of this two-story, Lawns w re maintained at homeowners.” turf to choke out most weeds. The .Weather-worn metal railings well in both hiding and resistance four-bedroom house is accented by a dramatic roof least 5,000 years ago in China. “Healthy turf controls water and lawn furniture might seem Reports to fading. We may just have'a newspaper route Today, in America, an attractive experts note that good weed / cavity. The inside featu/es wail angles that enhance the erosion and mud, wind erosion, control is complicated and often quaint in the fall — but they^'can A number of alkyd paints lawn is a therapeutic, recrea­ dust, diminishes sun glare, noise look really shabby in the spring. available in your area... efficiency of the floor plan. Plan HA1469K has 1,106 calls for a team effort with a purport to be rust fighters. One tional, physical and economic and buildup of heat,” says Dr. All they need is a fresh coat of yellow pigments are expensive. might assume from their names (Manehottor) feet on the first floor and 864 on the second. For asset for millionsof homeowners. professional “because no single Leonard T. Flynn of Submit, activity can prevent or cure weed paint. So manufacturers often skimp on or label claims that such paints more Information, write to architect Charles Koty, 27 A dedicated homeowner can N. J., a member of the Ammcan ’The old-fashioned, brush-on them, perhaps because most provide more corrosion resist­ handle some steps toward analyz­ problems.” Squiro Vlllaga...... all Konnody Rd...... a ll Barry Park Court, Searingtown, N.Y. 11507. Enclose a Council of Science and Health. ’There are five important steps oil-based enamels (or alkyds, as makers charge the same price for ance than other alkyd products. ing lawn problems. 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Next railings, window boxes, lawn coats of red or yellow to cover you’re looking for good rust Jeffaraon S t...... all suburban dwellers? provides a cushioning effect for furniture, toys and rusty tools. your work adequately. In con­ protection for outdoor furniture Kenwood Dr...... a ll Answers from the Professional week’s column will detail these sports and active play. Well-kept major steps in lawn care. While high-gloss latex paints trast, the blues and blacks (which and equipment, you must protect P orratt...... all Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Lawn Care Association of Amer­ lawns reduce allergies and the are available, the paint experts at are cheaper to make) had power­ bare metal with a primer coat. If Strant St...... all Union Place ...... all QUESTION: I have to install concrete patio floor at the rear of ica include; likelihood of trouble from plants Consumer Reports say they’re ful hiding ability. 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Stephen Hunter. in one eye be­ Dr. June M. Relnisch [MAX] MOVIE; Sheene' (CC) An June M. Relnisch, Ph.D. experiences and knowledge. De­ Kinsey Report 1986. Rated R. cause she took cisions about behavior may American TV producer falls in love with a P.O. Box 48 [USA] Night Flight: Take-Off to the Af­ jungle queen out to stop an educated na­ the pill. Can change for the same individual Bloomington, Ind. 47402 rican Invasion tive prince from usurping the throne of an this happen? African kingdom. Tanya Roberts. Ted with different circumstances 5;05AM [TMC] m o v i e : lllegar A (such as marriage), different former district attorney, who gets involved Wass, Donovan Scott. 1984. Rated PG. DEAR (In Stereo) partners or as one ages, but no with mobsters, ends up having to defend R E A D E R : I his wife. Edward G. Robinson. Nina Poch, [USA] PGM Sale assume you’re asking about carried to conclusion? 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(R) (3D It's Your Business have the “ right” attitude about it. extremely rare. Moreover, the stimulation by hand or mouth had [USA] M O V IE : 'Detour' A piano player (4® W ild Kingdom Surely men’s true opinion of DEAR risk of this or other health become necessary for her hus­ ABBY: I’m 30 hitchhiking to the W est Coast becomes in­ (iy) Princesa Caballero women who do this (though never volved with murder and a seductive, mys­ problems known to be related to band to gain an erection or to years old now, [CN N ] Sports Close-up taking the pill (such as high blood stated) is that they are absolute terious woman. Tom Neal, Ann Savage, have an orgasm. It would be but when I was Claudia Drake. 1945 [D IS] Dumbo's Circus pressure, blood clots and other scum. unusual for her to then report that a teen-ager in Dear Abby (T ) Young Universe [ESPN] Thoroughbred Digest cardiovascular problems) can be Am I abnormal? How can I get GlOOAM (R) she enjoyed this activity. 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If ESPN Sports Network (ISPN) [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents [ESP N ] Truck and Tractor Pull Young and Beautiful get revenge after surviving a massacre. columns do not indicate instabil­ klet, P.O. Box 447. Mount Morris. Burt Reynolds, Atdo San Brell. 1966 tems, as are found in most other body tissues, such as skin, lightning strikes the tree, elec­ HBO ' Home'Son Office (HdO) [ESPN ] Fishin' Hole [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Money Pit' (CC) @ ^ New Archies (CC). ity. Before you accept the diagno­ CINEMAX CinemM (MAX) Everything that can possibly go wrong ® Candlepin Bow ling (60 min.) tricity can run down the trunk 111. 61054. Postage and handling [MAX] MOVIE; What's Up, Doc7' sis of “ unstable vertebra,” make hospitals, your chances of a do. I think that your new acrylic TMC fvnwte i^nereiw does when a couple moves into a mansion dD The Automobile: Its First 100 Years Identical suitcases and stolen jewels drag nails are safe. through the roots into the ground are included. USA U M Network (MA] bought for one-fifth of its original value. (90 min.) sure that it is given by a qualified serious anesthetic reaction are an eccentric professor and an impish To m Hanks, Shelley Long, Alexander Go­ ( ^ This Week in MotorSporta Continued... n — MAWCHE8TEB HERALD. Saturday. May »1, IMS MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Itoy «1.19W - W (3 ) Challenge GOLDEN O Major League Beaebefl: New York BNAPU brBnieeBMMto- K m rC A M .V L f by LafryWrtfM Satimlav, Continaed ^ GIRLS Yankeee id Oakland A'e (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (8 ) Countdown to 88: the Seoul Games Satnfday, Continaed On "The Qolden, (3) Mama's Family Mama develops a crush on her night-school teacher (Joseph art student draws sketches of three mur­ Qlrls," Blanche ® Sm m i m S tTM t (C Q . (R) Campsnetta). (R) der victims before the murders have been (Rue McClana- 1984. Part 2 of 2. tonio Uzorea. 1973. ® MOVIE: Toward tha Unlcnown* A committed. Perry King, Elteabeth Kemp. ® Fight BeckI WHh Dmrid Horowitz [TM C ] MOVIE: 'My Damon Lovar' A @ Death In tha Fw nlly T N s film is a dra­ rocket pilot seeks to regain the confidence han.l.) and Rose (CC) A Volvo car-strength test; exposing Norman Parker. 1985. young woman falls in lov* w M ) a man who matization of how a young man's death of those who used to rely upon Mm. WM- (Betty White) k w VWV [ESPN] Windsurfing: 1967 Planters, cults; pet turtles; a devira that prevents fitaralry ttans imo a monster when sexually from AIDS unites his friends and family. Ham Holden. Virgkiia Leith. Lloyd Nolan. C u p From the Canary Islands. (R) see a family coun­ people from b ^ng locked out of their cars. aroutad. Scon Valentine, Michalla Ltnie. (60 min.) IT] 1956. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Memories Never Die' selor (guest-star © ) Austin C h y Limits (lii Stereo) 1987. Rated PG-13. [CNN] Sports To rtl^ Anchors: Fred [CN N] Nowaday A woman returns home after eight years In Philip Sterling) [C N N ] Sports Saturday 9:30PM ( 8 ) S B A m *n (CC> Frye gets Hickman. Nick Charles. [D IS] Grimm's Faliy Tales 8 mental institution to a home of suspickm when their prob­ [E S P N ] Legends of the Brickyard 1984 caught in the Rev. Gregory's cure for [ESP N ] AW A Championship WraatHng [ESPN] Slarrifeat: From HHton Head. end hostility. Lindsay Wagn»*, <3eraid lems with each oth­ Indy 500 race. (R) snake phobie. (R) (In Stereo) • McRaney, Barbara B^KOck. 1982. 11:45PM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Crasp- 8 .C . Competitors include Bo Jackson, er become too [C N N ] TMs Wekk In Jepen Oann/ White. Thomas Hearns and Dwight [ U S A ] M O V IE : 'Th a Being' Residents di­ 8:00PM (2) High fi^ntaln Rangers show 2 ’ (C C ) A wooden Indian, a deadly Stortes. (60 min.) (Taped) sappear at an epidemic rate in a small much to . The Shot by a reckless hunter. Jesse finds him­ 10:00PM (S W s s t 57th (60 min.) mass of goo and a NtchNker who just self stranded in the witdemesa hallucinat­ Idalw town. Martin Lmdau, Jose Ferrer. series airs S A T­ w on’t die are the horrors faatired in tNs [U S A ] Dance Party USA (60 min.) ing. ( ^ min.) (R) C D 9 ) N e w s Dorothy Malone. 1983. URDAY, HAY 21 trilogy of Stephen King tales. Lois C M ^ . 12:30PM (X) W* QM H Mad* David (2D GD Family Double Dare QD ® Spansar; For Hirs (CC) Spenser la Geor^ Kennedy, Dorothy Lamour. 1987. and Max Sr. fear that Mickey's going to 2:10PM [C N N ] Hoatthweek on NBC. haunted by tha image of a mystsrioua girl Rated R. (ID MOVIE: 'Swiss Family Robin­ pose nude for a magazine feature. (R) who anammsd aulcida right In front of Mm. 2:30PM (3S Kldsongs CHECK U5TINGS son' (C C ) A shipwreciced family battles (60 min.) (In Stsrso) 12:00AM (XI SoHd Ookf in Concact (3) To p storms,.snakes, tigers and pirates to turn a Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) (2$ Make Yourself at Home (CC). (R) FO« EXACT TIME ( g ) ® H un tsr Tha serial rapist pursues ® I'm TelHngl (CC). desert island into a paradise. John Mills, Talas From tha Daritsida A panic- (SD Let's Qo Bowling Dorothy McGuire. James MacArthur. McCall dose to home, while Humer Invaati- (3) (S) What About Women gataa tha death of a taan-sga hooker. (60 stricken man runs away with N s werewolf dZ) Make Yourself at Home 1960. (R) son - and uncovers a dark fmnily secret. [C N N ] Evans 8i Novak cocker spaniel and a streeiwise mongrel. mki.) Part 2 of 3. (R) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch [M AX] MOVIE: 'Sheene' (CC) An GD M O V IE : 'Th e Scarf.ice M ob' Eliot Voices of: Peggy Lee, Larry Roberts, Bar- American T V producer falls in love with a @)RatPatni( Ig ) M O V IE ; 'Sugar Pbvvsr' Near the end [D IS] Zorro [ESP N ] Woman's VoUaybaH: Madamo- Ness and the Untouchabies tackle the Al bara Luddy. 1955. Rated G. (in Stereo) ^ngle queen out to stop an educated na­ of the CNng Dynasty, when the Manchu r-tj [H B O ] Survival Richard Widmarii nar­ isaHe Clw m pionshlp C u p (2 hrs.) (Live) Capone gang. Robert Stack, Keenan 99 Hfll Stiast Bluaa boxers are defeated by Kung Fu experts, [U S A ] Cartoons tive prince from usurping the throne of an rates the story of the ertdangered hump­ W ynn, Neville Brand. 1959. [C N N ] HaadHns Nawa the Imperial M iniver's son vow s to seek ‘T m a confkmed tMchelor. I’m either getthig MOVIE: 'Eecape from the AfriMn kingdom. Tanya Roberts, Ted back w h ^ s who travel many thousands 3:00PM dD (jS MOVIE; 'S.O.B.' A HoHywood produ­ re v e n ^. Billy Chong, HauChkiSing. 1981. Planet of tha Apes' Chimpanzees from 4:10PM [C[1INi Sports Close-up W ass. Donovan Scott. 1984. Rated PG. [H B O ] Woman of tha Night II (CC) Co­ this or a 10-year a w * y o» paper platee." of miles e «rh year to court ar>d breed in the cer turns his G-rated bomb into a lavish the year 3955, with human intelHgence. ar­ (In Stereo) medians Jo y Behar, Susie Eseman, Carla gH MOVIE: 'ChatUa Chan at tha Wax waters of the Hawaiian Isiands. (60 min.) 4:30PM QE) O ) Praakn*** Stakes The erotic musical for financial success. Julie rive on earth during the 20th century. Rlisha. d a n s Ford and Lizz Winatead from M useum ' A gangster hides out in a wax [M AX ] MOVIE: 'My Friend FUcka' A 113th running of the middle jewel In horse [USA] AirwoH Andrews, William Holden, Richard Mulli­ R o ^ y McDowall, Kim Hunter, Bradford Los Angeles' Palace Theater. Host: An­ museum, waiting to kiH Charlie. Sidney T o ­ rancher's son develops a bond of friend­ racing's Triple Crown, for three-year-old gan. 1981. Dillman. 1971. Thorotqhbreds at one and three- 6:30PM (X) C B S N e w s (CC). dres Martin. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ler, Marc Lawrence. 1940. ON-mBPABTRACR byWIlHekieeh ship with a colt thought to be too wild to ^ M O V IE ; ' G o ^ Pwfc' A Soviet police Q D ® Pro Bow lers T o u r (90 min.) (Live) sixteenths miles, from Pimlico Race Course (X) What's Happening Nowll Raj's Aus- [M AX] MOVIE: 'Rivar'a Edge' (CC) MOVIE: 'The S^burg Connection' tame. Roddy Mc0k>wall, Preston Foster, inspector investigates a case involving GD in Baltimora. (90 min.) (Uve) tralian friend arrives to return a favor. When one of them murders his girlfriend, a A cheat of incriminating documents from Rita Johnson. 1943. CD Kidght Rider three mutilated bodies. William Hurt, Lee 1 ^ Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) C£) Siskel & Ebert Scheduled; "W illow " group of alienated teen-agers dmide not to World W ar II is the prize sought by both h w £ ^ c 'n w . p o d .'t h i ?; HELL9 How M O V IE : 'S t. Ives' A former crime re­ Marvin. Brian Dennehy. 1963. 1 :00PM (S MOVIE; 'Th* Good, th* (ID (fantasy-adventure from George Lucas); Inform the authorities. Crispin Glover, sides. Barry Newman. Anna Karina. Klaus- d put Jacqueline Bisset, John Houseman. 1976. (S ) Victory Garden (CC). scandalous murder trial. (R) (In Stereo) IN THERE Buttin' Loose Sonny brings home a [U S A ] AHrad Hftchoock Pratantt [DIS] Everest: Tha Australian Chal­ l&PWi'? WA/ in an unmarked w ave during the Civil War. Soul Train GD (3) [C N N ] Big Story beautiful woman (Irerte Cara), only to dis­ l3 ) W ild Am erica (C C ) Filmed in an Okla- lenge Footage of a group of Australian -THERE. Clint Esstw ood.Iee Van C l^ f. Eli Wsitach. honta cave, Western diamondback rattles­ 10:30PM H D W a rs w o H IC C ) Eric fesis I K a / 1967. ^ (3) ® M a]or Laagua Basaball Regional [E S P N ] Fishin' Hols (Live) cover she's a robber on the lam. (In Stereo) mountain climbers’ attempt to scale Mount -THERE. coverage of Detroit Tigers at Chicago nakes engage in a "combat dance". responsible when an etdeily woman is [H B O ] Histoty of Tennis Arthur Ashe ( 3 ) (SD N B C N e w s committed to an insane asylum after she Everest's north face In 1984. Narrated by (X) M O V IE : 'Sends of Iw o J lm » ‘ An offi­ White Sox or Califomia Angels at Boston ® MOVIE: 'Midway' Japanese and and BWie Jean King trace the sport from reports seeing a werewolf to the police. Mtehael Pate. (60 min.) cer's son has no liking for the traditions of Red ^ x . (3 hrs.) (Live) 3 ) MotiKweek Lotus Turbo Esprit; con­ Anfterican strategies come into play as a / 19th-century England to its present-day in­ the Marifte Corps but uf>der the stress of sumer rights In auto accidents (Port 1 of 2); crucial World W ar II naval and aerial battle C S Banny HUI 12:30AM (X) MOVIE: Murder at the battle, a tough sergeant makes him see (3 ) Madeleine Cooks ternational popularity. (75 min.) soapbox derby; an update on the Ford centers around Midway Island in the Pa­ IN N N aw a World Ssriss' A young man seeks re­ ( 3 ) M O V IE : T a l if b n' A Russian secret 09 otherwise. John Wayne. J c ^ Agar. Adele 5:00PM d ) WWF Challenge Wres­ Bronco's and Mazda 626's long-term road cific. Charlton Heston. Henry Fonda. 1976. venge for his dismissal from the Astros by Mara. 1949. (Colorized Version) agent and his beautiful CIA ciHinterpart (H Classified 18 tling tests. kidnapfxng an innocent groupie. Gerald S. t& m up to stop a madman from triggering [CN N ] PrimaNaws Baretta (3 ) Alice Alfred HHohcocfc Praaent* O'Loughlin, Hugh O'Brien, Karen Valen­ GD W orld W ar III. Charles Bronson. Lee Re- (T) A -T a a m [ESP N ] Truck and Tractor Pull (g) What's Happening Nowll tine. 1977. QD MOVIE: Terror of MechagodzHIa' A mick, Donald Pteas«Ke. 1977. (B) Uttle H o u ^ on tha Prairie (3 ] A B C N e w s (CC). monster from outer space attempts to [HBO] MOVIE; Light of D n' (CC) A Qua Sara da MI7 GD New Grooves WHh Msg Griffin dD Santo Domingo Invita (S > K ojak GD Notidero Unlvision brothw and sister bridge family tensions 99 W1NTNNOF by DfcfcCavam take over the earth ar>d is destroyed by (3) Keys to Success © ) M otorw aak The Chrysler LeBaron ® Th ro b SsTKiy's able to sing on stage by playing rock and roll on the local bar [ U S A ] Ray BrsiRHity Theater Elderly Ma­ Godzilla. 1978. ) Justin Wilson's Louitjana Cookin' - [C N N ] Evans & Novak convertttrie; consumer rights in auto acci­ after undergoing hypnosis, but the talent band circuit. Michael J . Fox, Gens Row­ tilda isn't ready when death arrives to carry d S Josle and Uie Pussycats M oor* her away in a wicker basket. dents (Part 2 of 2); fiAtsubishi's Galant Se­ soon fades away. lands. Joan Jett. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In [ESPN] Auto Racing: Pro Calabrity I (5UESS IT HAC? TO (3) Wrestling: WWF SiH>erstars of 's a in t Stereo) Race, from Long Beatm. CaHf. (R) dan and Mirage subcompact; James [C N N ] Pinnacle 11:00PM (X) GD (3) (SD New s HAPPEN...A iPEEPIKiSr W restling Dean's passion for cars. 99 T o g o Gigio [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Bachelor Party' (CC) A [U S A ] N ight Flight: Tribute to Bob M ar- [D IS ] Here's Boomer Pan 1 of 2. (XlTaxI TCW 'ASTROMAUr. @ ) Collectors [C N N ] Your Money @ Frugal Gourm et (R) (In Stereo) carefree school bus driver's pais decide to lay and Raggaa 7:00PM C D Lifestyles of the Rich end throw him a no-holda-barred pre-wedding (X) Mort After Dark (3 ) Wild Kingdom [D IS ] Swiss Family Robinson [CN N] Newswatch Famous Actress Susan Sullivan ("Falcon party. To m Hanks, Taw ny Kitaen, Adrian GD Cheers (CC). 12:45AM [TM C ] MOVIE: Name of ® ) Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Million Dollar Mystery' [E S P N ] Lsgande of tha'Brickyard 1976 Crest"); former tennis champion Bobby the Rosa' (CC) A remote medieval abbey Zmed. 1984. Rated R. Headlines on Trial A massive,treasure hunt begins when a Indy 500 race. (R) Riggs; early '60s recording artist Bobby GD is plagued by a series of grotesque mur­ ® New Jersey Hispano [U SA ] MOVIE: 'The Evil' A house be­ dying con man points the w ay to four hid­ You C a n't Taka It W ith You Paul's ders and only one man can solve the puz­ (§?) Wonderworks: Hiroshima Maiden [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Code NatiM; Enrtetald' Rydell. (60 min.) comes a prison of terror and death for a (3) den stashes of loot. Eddie Deezen. Wendy depressed when he can't seem to come up zle. Sean Connery, F. Murray Abraham. (CC). A U.S. double agent infiltrates the Gestapo CD Too Close for Comfort group of people w ho meet with a Satanic Sherman, Rick Overton. 1987. Rated PG. to protect a captured Allied officer with with new inventions. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) [CN N] Newsday X ) (3 ) Wheel of Fortune (CC). force. Richard Crenna. Joanna Pettet, Vic­ (In Stereo) advance knowledge of the D-Day invasion. tor Buono. 1976. l3) N o w s (Live) 1:00AM (X) Puttin' on tha Hit* (In [D IS] MOVIE: 'Drums Along the Mo­ Ed Harris, Max Von Sydow , Eric Stoltz. C£) It's a Living Sonny's visiting mother 3:05PM [TM C] MOVIE: Dwigar- 3 ) Butterflies Stereo) haw k' Colonial homesteaders face mar­ 1985. Rated PG. makes It clear that she's not pleased with 8:30PM QC 99 Soy* w w s* s o y t auding Indians and the threat of the Revo­ oualy Ctoea' The days of some uF^r his career. (R) Chazz may lose Debbie ^ e r she sees him (3) Discover (2D America's Top Tan crust high school vigilantes are numbered [U SA ] DouMa TrouM* lution in John Ford's classic frontier sags. with another girl. (R) (In Stereo) 3 ) W W F Wrestling when the school newspaper editor ex­ GD T and T (CC) Turner and Taler dis­ Ever Decreasing Circlas Henry Fonda. Claudette Colbert, Edna May S 9 victory Gardan (CC). poses them as accomplices to murder. 5:30PM cover that photos of a rock star signing @ ® 2 2 7 (C C ) Mitchell and Sandra real- Hardcastia and M cCorm ick Part 2 of . 3 Bizarre Oliver. 1939. GD John Stopkwell, J . Eddie Peck, Carey Low- 99 Chaspirito (60 min.) autographs may have deadly consequ­ ize that their upcoming nuptials will require 2 . [DIS] MOVIE: 'Drums Along the Mo­ U.8. A C M 8 -Iby Jim Davla [ESP N ] Superbouts: Sugar Ray Leon­ ences. (In Stereo) some sacrifices. Part 2 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) , ell. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) (S> 'This Old House (CC). (R) [C N N ] Pinnacle haw k' Colonial homesteaders face mar­ ard vs. Marvelous Marvin Hagler Taped Charles in Charge Ellen lets Sarah go This Old House (CC). auding Indians and the threat of the Revo­ NBA Playoffs; Westam [C N N ] Nswsmakar Saturday _ GD [ESPN ] SportsCenter April 6. 1987. from Las Vegas. (60 min.) 3:30PM (X) out on her first uncKaperoned date. lution in John Ford's classic frontier saga. WHV HOW KINP OF VOU TO ASK ANP. ' IS IT WOT Conference Semifinal Game Seven or Vlflid Am erica (C C ) For the first time [TM C ] MOVIE; 'An Officer and a Gen­ [DIS] Rupert and ths'\F^ Song Paul GD [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Salvador' (C C ) A free­ Henry Fonda, Claudette Colbert. Edna May TO BE CONCERNER ORSON! VES.IT ENOUGH Ea^m C^feranca Final Qama One (3) Mama's Family ever on film, the pronghorn antelope is fol­ tlem an' (C C ) A hardened loser learns a McCartney supplies the voice of Rupert, a lance photographer gets an eye-opening Oliver. 1939. IS QOITE WARM ENOUGH FORME FOR VOU Teams to be announced and starting time lowed through the stages of its life and the lesson in responsibility when he enlists in curious bear cub who journeys into the (3 ) When Havoc Struck look at the tumultuous political situation in TOPAMI w r \ T , THANKI Twu.VOU. D BUT U I. t.i,uuv..n ENOUGH TOPAV. is tentative. (2 hrs., 3 0 min.) (Live) Kingdom of Singing Frogs. (In Stereo) seasons of the year. (R) early 1980's Ei Salvador. James Woods, [ESP N ] Karate: ISKA U.S. Ughtwalght the Naval Aviation Corps. Winner of two (3 ) Coast Guard Championship From Laughlin, Nev. (60 ABOUT ME. WHAT ABOUT VOU? ORSON? Pizza Gourmet [ESPN] Arena Football: New York James Belushi, John Savage. 1986. Rated Oscars. Richard Gere. Debra Winger, Louis (3) [E S P N ] Legends of the Brickyard 1979 (3 ) Benny Hill min.) (R) Gossett, Jr. 1982. Rated R. Indy 500 race. (R) Knights at N e w England Steamrollers (2 R. ( ^ Art of William Alexander and Lowell [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Hour of the Assassin' 3 ) It's a Living A journalist interviews the hrs., 30 min.) (Live) [TM C] MOVIE: At Ust. At Last' A ---- M [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Speerm [U S A ] Check It Out) (R) When their Latin American country's mili­ girls about tl^ir experiences as wai­ newlywed couple's happiness is hindered [C N N ] International Corrosponderrts tresses. 8:35PM [D IS ] Animals in Action Fea­ tary junta is threatened by the election Of a 1 :30PM (3$ Rocky and Friends 5:45PM [H B O ] m o v i e ; T h a M ia- by the husband's impotence. Carroll tured: how nocturrtal animals function in civilian president, high-ranking officers hire Bodywatch (CC). 3:45PM [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Th* Bounty' Sion' (CC) Conflicts between Spain and ® D.C. Follies Scheduled guest: actor the dark. Baker, Edwige Fenech. 1977. Rated R. Portugal in 1750 threaten the existence of a vengeful assassin to murder the new (C C ) During the famous 18th-century Alan Rachins ("L .A . La w "). (R) [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Curse of the Cat Peo­ (3) Wild Kingdom ^ South American missions established by CSTourof Duty (CC)Lt Gold- leader. Erik Estrada, Robert Vaughn. South Seas voyage, an officer of the En­ Sabedo QIgente Programa de varie- 9:00PM ple' A child becomes obsessed after visit­ GD man ar>d an Arm y nurse, with whom he 1987. Rated R. Reino Satvaje ‘ glish sailing ship " B ^ n t y " leads a mutiny Jesuit priests. Robert De Niro, Jeremy dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- ing an old woman in a haunted house. Si­ Irons, Ray McAnally. 1986. Rated PG. (In had an affair prior to being sent to Viet­ [U S A ] N ight Flight: Rem ember the Sbc- '[C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday against Captain BUgh and falls in love with istaa y musica y bajo la animacion de Don mone Simon. Kent Smith, Julia Dean. a Tahitian princess. Mel Gibson. Anthony ^Stereo) nam, are reunited. (60 min.) (R) ties [HBO] MOVIE: Daffy Duck's Movie: Frartcisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) 1944. Hopkins, Laureru:e Olivier. 1984. Rated JfM t74VW S Z\ Fantastic island' Daffy firtds himself on a 6;00PM (X) d ) ( g ) ® SB N ew * GD Star Trek: the Next Generation (60 dD GD Dirty Dozen: The Series The 1:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide PG. (In Stereo) Dozen enlists the help of a demolitions ex­ 11:30PM (XI She's the Sheriff tropical island where his wildest dreams d ) Small Wondar (CC) Vicki and Jamie min.) pert on a mission to destroy a dam. una­ ( S M O V IE : 'Bataan' American and Fili­ 1:1 5AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Demon of come true. 1983. Rated G. 4:00PM CD Knight Ridw help Reggie meet a new giri at school. [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday ware he is a German spy. (60 min.) (In pino soldiers embark on a hopeless mis­ Paradise' An ancient Hawaiian sea mons­ [U SA] Cover Story gS NW A Wrattling C D A -T e a m [D IS] MOVIE; 'The Ugly Dachshund' A Stereo) sion to impede the advance of Japanese ter emerges from the deep to terrorize the CELEBRITY CIPHER @ M O V IE : 'T h * T h in g ' A research team Great Darte's belief that he's one of a litter troops during World W ar II. Robert Taylor. local population. Kathryn Witt, William CM xIty ClplM> ayptognmi ara craatad (nxn quotatkm by Im xia 2:00PM (X ) P G A GoH (90 min.) (Live) GD Charles In Charge (CC) Charles gets (3 ) ® Golden GIris (C C ) Dorothy, Rose pacfHa. paal and praaanl. Each Mtar m lha tiphar atanda lor discovers an ancient rrwnster frozen in the of dachshunds causes no end of problems Thomas Mitchell. Lloyd Nolan. 1943. Steis. 1987. Rated R. (X ) Baretta an 'A* on an English assignment, but later and Blanche seek professional help when anottw. Toa*y'tckM:Umqu1tL. Antarctic icecap. 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George Tobias. gin a desperate mission through tinrte to (3) Friday the 13th: The Saris* A TV (S) MOVIE: "H m Prasident'e Plane Is Everything that can possibly go wrong of a dead body found in the nearby woods. Bruce Lee, John Saxon. Jim Kelly. 1973. 1945. r o u e t i be LTX the eve of the great Chicago fire in 1871. anchorman captures his audience's atten­ M issing' Air Force One disappears in flight does when a couple moves into a mansion Edntund Gwenn, SNrIey MacLaine, John Sam Groom, F&hard Basehart. To m Hal- tion with stories of grisly machete mur­ O ) Financial Freedom (X) Carol Bum att arMi FriaiMte with the President aboard, leaving an unk- bought for one-fifth of its original value. Forsythe. 1955. lick. 1976. ders, but viewers d ^ 't realize he's the R u n a w ^ W H h tha Rich and Famous Z E a M L U nowledgeabls Vice-President to nin the To m Hanks, Shelley Long, Alexander Go­ (3) D.C. Follias GD force behind the crimes. (60 min.) @ MOVIE: 'The Informer' A slow- Actress Olivia Brown ("Miami Vice") in SERVMG AMERICA ( 3 ) K o c m : Tha Untold Story government. Buddy Ebsen, Peter Graves, dunov. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3) ® Saturday Night Live (90 min.) (In (3) DeQrassi Junior High (CC). witted traitor of the Irish Rebellion cannot Marrakesh, Morocco; Tahiti. FROM THE O ) Art of William Alexander Arthur Kennedy. 1971. [U SA] Mike Hammer understand w hy he should be punished. Stereo) EFILTMQLBMET (3) Hee H e w Victor McLsglen, Heather Angel, Preston FawHy Towara 3 Dating Gama BEGINNING! (3) LPGA Oolh Mazda Championship Family Ties (3) 91) Embajadoras d* la Mueica Cotom- Jeffersons 7:30PM (X) Foster. 1936. 3 Twilight Zona NSMQS NEKUA Third Round (60 min.) (Live) Man* (3) (3) Racing From Plalnafiald 643-2711 (S) Doctor Who (X) Jeoperdyl (CC). [CNM ) Showbiz Week 3 A B C N e w s (CC). ® MOVIE: '99 & 44/100% Dead' Two Julia Child and Company (3) MOVIE: 'What WaHs Below' A U.S. men throw a body wearing cement shoes @ ) It's e living Sonny's visiting motiwr (2D M a m a 's Fam ily The Harpers baby-sit [DIB] MOVIE: The First Olympics - Army' unit and a group of aciemists must GD M uH ) T rim L Q Q O W B JO LZ L ITS A SURETHMG! Si) M O V IE : 'Daath W ish ' After his wife makes it dear tlut she's not pleased with the minister's pesty grandson. (R) into a river holding more of the seme. Ri­ Athens 1896* A fact-based account of fight for thak Uvea against a lost under­ [C N N ] Croaafira Saturday chard Harris. Edmond O'Brien, Chuck Con­ is killed and his daughter brutally ss- his career. GD Me|or League BeeebeN: Oakland A 's the efforts to field an American team for ground civilization which was discovered saulted, a law-abiding citizen turns vigi­ J O J R O F . ' — nors. 1974.’ [CN N] Newswatch •t N e w York Yankees (3 hrs.) 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THE WATER m THE W Ea 42 By way of 18 0 liT & L L Y J suit when associating with kindred RUW6DRY' BOATS MZe SUPPOSEP sp irits. come from things that can't be mea- 43 Hobgoblin LHRA (SapL 23-OcL 23) Challenging . sured In ddlars and cants. 4B Vinaeoverod •R Ptser WET 48 Footieat 23 24 aa a t ao 52 Dry up 63 Actor Brynnor 31 B rid g e 5 4 ______o f brieka 55 Enargy unita 38 56 Savings acet. incrament 38 how differently their minds work. NORTH Ml-U 57 Eaay gait Bruce is a practical player, although 42 B - - - Impatient. VHien he has a notion of 58 Cantral V J 108753 wlmt the final contract should be, he Amarican oH 44 47 B84 48 bids it. He scorns delicate Informatory tioa THE PHANTOM by Lm Palfc E Ey EPny BAKQJS ALLEY OOP by Dm* Oram auctions since they often help oppi^ 59 Turn the page 82 WEST EAST nents defeat a contract. So, with no (abbr.) BAQ074 YW Y SOMEBODY / VGOT ME, TOADVNdfeE! AU. 1 . GOODBYE. [ YOU 88 B K 10 8 6 S ado, Bruce simply bid six hearts. ELSE WAS IM KNOW IS SOMEBODY WAS T H I^J G RANNY! ) TWO BE 60 Apportion YQ B4 Sam the Scientist is cut from a dif­ TH* CAVE? WHO? V KWDA LIKE A SHADOW! THArS f THANKS FOR/CAREFUL B Q 10 9 8 ALL YOUR I VHEAR? 88 ♦ K J52 ferent bolt of cloth. He shudders at the ALL 1 CAN TELL YOU! B883 DOWN B972 thought of bidding a slam off the first 2 1 SOUTH two tricks. Ekjually distasteful to him 1 Swerve (c)ieS 8 by NEA. Inc BJ32 would be playing six hearts when the B AK 082 grand slam was there. Fortunately B A73 Sam has some bidding gadgets to help B10 4 him. He plays splinter bids — note his Vulnerable: East-West ’ jum p to three spades to show a strong Dealer: South heart raise w i& shortness in spades. With a minimum, South simply bid THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME /tfe ifT Htxtomrtvm/nm. W n t North East Sooth game. Scientist S ^ ’s four no-trump • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee IB bid was another gadget — key-card Pass 3 B ' Pass 4 B exclusion Blackwood. In this auction, Unscramble these lour Jumbles, TT BLONOIE by Doap Yeung E Eton OrMto Pass 4 NT Pass 5 B " because a spade void has been im­ THE BORN LOSER b yA rtta n a a m one letter 10 each square, to form e Pass 7B Pass Pass . lour ordinary words. plied, South is expected to ignore the Pass . o APPARENTLY)! HUT-TWO- L spade ace in his responses. Further­ LOOK.HGRK COMB TH068 I WONDER IF SNES 60TTEN HI 'shows void or singleton USED TO BEMS MARRIED SHEHAS r/THRBE-FOUR- more, since the trump suit is hearts, ANPIM U6HTCF ...... ■? A6 IWA 6 6 AYH06, THISO NEWLYWEDS, BOB AND OANA HUT-HUT-HUT ••shows three key cards vWSTAWlMUTE,,,] C 0 9 T 0 N ^ A UEUTSNANT IN THE the king of hearts is construed as an $ M A R IN E S ? (trump king included) AT ace. So South’s response of five spades TO Opening lead: 4 9 showed A-K of hearts and the diamond ‘sxsssa'--- ace. Sam bid the grand slam. RAPAT Don’t sneer at Bruce the Basher. He scores up a lot of unmakable slams ^ J L J with his straightforward bidding, A contrast while Sam is in only five, just making. SAMTIG in styles James Jacoby's books 'Jacoby on M Bridge' and 'Jacoby oa Card Ganges' I Vim 3 3 ZE WHAT AAANYA ■JS-M By James Jacoby (writtea with bis father, the late Os­ N ISH T «P0 T 1 0 , T lllin - . wald Jacoby) are aow available at Both Bruce the Basher and Sam the bookstores. Both are pablisbed by PROTTE lU Y by BIN Haatl Pharos Books. y Now arrange the circled letters to Scientist held the North cards. See PRANK AND BRNBBT byRobHiaMa form the surprise answer, as sug­ gested by the above cartoon. i| 111 |i |i I '■ ■ ■ |i||i|i ! I

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John Davidson, Fran Tsrkenton and Cathy boyfriend escapes trom prison m d gives [K P N ] Woman's VoBeyliaH: Loaguo Lee Crosby with mentorsble moments her a package for aafakeeping. (f^ (In survivors, and accounts of five of tha fatal Champfenehlp.) Teams to Iw announced. from their popular series and new feats Stereo) eeddsme. (60 mkr.) ^ (90 mh.| (R) MY FATHBIL Sunday, Continand and events. (oO n>ki.) Marne'* Family The Harpers baby-sit [USA] IMasIsr (S) m eO ] MOVIE: 'Onwga Syndrapw' PIYSOW (3D Star Trek: The Next Generation After the minister’s pasty grandson. (R) Two man wage war sgainsi an under­ Suday, May 22 discovering that two Federation mitposts 1:30PM CD Soa H u m The Nelsons ss- [U S A ] Hollywood InteSer ground right-wkig army whose msmlwr- The CBS movie espa a nesr-fatel shark attack w NIs har- S D El M undo dal Box (^mpeortatos y ki- aoents w lw steal some Arm y weapons have been destroyed, the Enterprise offi­ ship Is growing axtrsmely quicKly. Ken veeting pesrts. (R) d iu amre boxeadores intemackNi^s. and kidnap tha mayor. Clint Eastwood, cers learn a war may break out with the 10:00PM GD dD Tracey Ufiman Wshl. Tato Pavlovsky. 1987. Rated R. "My rattier. My Tyne Daly. Bradford DWman. 1976. hostile Romulans. (60 mkt.) S h o w Sketches: s deNvery girt swoons at ® M O V IE : of tha THans' Zeus’ Comentarietaa: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. ®1lobortSohullor * 0 0 0 8 a store owner's rendition of "M isty"; Tina [U S A ] FHwndol Freedom 5:00AM (S 9 Honw Shm ing Ov- Son." atalng ton battlsa mythical monsters to save a (90 min.) (3 Runaway WHh tlw Rich ond Famous m It's Showtime at tee Apollo This a S F o B o w M o almost ruins Meg's bridal shower. (R) (In ■mlgM t wviM CondmiM (60 mki.) princess from sn arch rival. Laurence Oli­ [H B O ] MOVIE: Tha Qoapel According Actor Stacy Keech In Bordeaux. France; week's hosts; the Weather (jiris. (60 min.) 12:30AM QD Ufeetytes of tho Rich 8UR DAY.N AY32. Stereo) [C N N ] Sports itoirisw (H ) Saoamo Btraot (CC). (R) Mara M il Mal­ vier, Claire Bloom, Burgess Meredllh. to Vle^ ( C O A skeptical uethoHc-school Hong Kong; British Columbia; a health (In Stereo) and Fam ous (60 mki.) (R) [ESPN ] SwkfMnlng And DMng: NCAA [CNN]DaybraMi 1981. teacher r e ^ s the belief that his recent clinic in Switzerland. (3) MOVIE: 'Action in the North Aden- C iD N e w s ® Kayo to Succoss den (top) aa Adm. strir>g of succeeses are actual miracles. Msn’s Dhdslon 1 Oam planliiiis From [U S ] flood Morning l«iokayl ® Tony Brawn's Journal (8 ) Buethi' Looso Sonny brings home a tic' The Merchant Marines stand against (3D IN N N ew * ® Hart to Hart Chno Zumwait Tom Conti, Helen Mirren, David Haymsn. beautiful woman (Irsna Cara), only to dis­ Nazi submarines snd torpedoes. Hum­ kidisntpols. (2 hra.) (R) ® WRd Kingdom (SD Jknmy Swaggart ® Home Shopping Overnight Service [ESPN] N B A Tortoy tvlio ordered 1988. Rated PG-13. cover she's a robber on t)ey, Oena Andrews, Clifton season premisre. A psychology major (SD 3 8 on Sports ASC News (CC). Webb. 1944. ®WondaiWotfce: Placoe Not Our Own 12:45AM (X) (S) INN Nows [M AX ] MOVIE:'The ManWho BawTo- (Courtenay Cox joins the cast) becomes Adventura: Rlitg of Fire Season Pra- 8:30AM CD Plootlem an p U ^ M b aon, a (CC). [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Herdbod- morrow' Michel da Nottredemus accur­ romantically involved with Alex while re­ miera (C C ) T N s modem adventure series 1 2:50A M 4:00PM CD Major Loaguo Boeabill: laa 2 ' Three fun-lovinig Americans travel to C D W orid To m o ira w tteutenantwho ately predicted the rite of HHItr and other ® Star Trak; Th o Next Gsnerathin After searching a paper on overacNevers. (60 begins wHh a four-part film cycle tracing N e w York M ata at Lo t Anginas Dodgers Greece to film a low-budget f ^ . Brad Zu- 6:00AM CD My Neighbor's NsSglon David Paid contracted cancer Natoricsl fi»iree. Nenator: Oraon Wellee. discovering that tw o Federation outposts min.) (R) (In stereo) brothers Lome and Lawrence Blair's ex- (3) (2 hrs., 30 min.) fi.ive) taut, Fabiana UdiNo, James Karen. 1986. 1981. Rated PG. have been deitroysd, the Enterprise offi­ Nature: Shadow of Fujisan (CC) A pioratkHi oil the Indorteaian Archipelago. CD Oigsn's Wsnd ® T o m o n d J a n y iM a iesu it M O V IE : 'Critters' Fugitive aliens (3) R a t^ R. (33) with cers learn a war may break out with tha portrait of the crane. (60 min.) Part 2 of 3. (60 nrrin.) CD HssdNns Norm 2:00PM CD Makhtg H Happen an appetite for human flesh eat their way hoatila Romulans. (SO min.) CHICK USTINGS (R) (In Starao) [CNN] Headline News 1:00AM (X) Naked CHy ® Chrtelopher Cleeeup M O V IE :'C la a s 'A prep school student th ro u ^ a Kansas farming town. Dee W al­ [CNN] Newswatch FC* EXACT TIME embarks on en affair with an older woman, lace Stone, Scott Grimes, BUty Green Bush. MOVIE: 'The Seventh Cross' An [DIS] F^rie Home Companion With (X) Dellas 120 hwiglit [D IS] Danger Boy (CO anti-Nazi who escapes from a concentra­ unaware that she's Ns roommate s 1986. Qmrtion KeHlor (In Stereo) ® Forgotten Children of tho 80's (60 tion camp attempts to leave the country. ® Connsoliait: Now (hi Stsrso) ® FOrgollan Ctdldran of tha 80's (SO mother. Rob Lowe, Jacqueline Bieael. A n ­ O ) NW A Pro Wrestling [U S A ] Taloe of tha Gold Monkay min.) I Spencer Tracy, Signs Hasso, Hume [U S A ] Robert Klein Tima [018] You end Ms, KM min.) gome to deplets their gas supply. Henry drew McCarthy. 1983. CD Ovor 17 Net AdmMlsd (3 ) M O V IE : 'Sixteen Candles' An inse­ 6:30PM Nawe Cronyn. 1944. [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Young Mr. LInoolh' John [CNN]Polltlos'88 Fonda, Robert Shew, Robert Ryan. 1966. CD 10:30PM dD Current Affair [HBO] MOVIE: 'Anwilesn Anthsm' Biariay BhewgIaei Hotnae (SI Voices A Vtohme Part 13. cure IWnois teen fends off the advances of Ford's stirring account of the 16ih presi­ CD of (3D Divorce Court (3) One Day ct a Time dent's early legal career. HenW Fonda, A l­ Tw o gymnsstt ovsicomo porsoiMl and I Now Advsnturaa of Winnis ths ® MOVIE: 'One Wght kt the Tropics' ® MOVIE: 'Zulu Down’ Thouaandt of the dess clown white with the fact dD Benny Hill physical obstsdsa hi dMlr p i i ^ of a pos>- | W 8 )I ® Love Boot that her parents forgot hW Urthday. Moity (D Kkior's Komar (0) Discoveries Underwater (CC) This ice Brady, Marjorie Weaver. i93 9. The oNmeted tala of e bumbling lamp de­ 19th-cemury African tribeeman unite to (3D Ceraon'a Comedy Claaaica thm on ths national taam. MKch (Saytord, ® 1 M s O W H « i a a ( q C ) . (R) aler w ho le tt out to find a wds for Ns Ringwald, Anthony Michael Halt. Paul Private Benjamin look at warsNpa and what can be learned [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'W h a t's U p , Doc7* [ESPN] htaMs ths PQA To u r drive the British from their homaHxid. Peter (9) Janat Jones, Michala PMKpa. 1986. carefree nephew. Aladdin. Jim Backus. Dooley. 1984. about their builders examines the Mary ® Ask tha Managar Identical suitcases and stolen jewels drag O ’Tools, Bun Lancaster, Simon Ward. Talee From tee beikside A photogra­ Rose, the W ssa and the Monitor. (60 min.| Rated P6-13. (hi Stsrso) [H B O ] Baabsrt Katkiryn <3rant. Hens Conried. 1960. (8 ) Spottsworid: Bobby Czyz vs. dD Gidget an eccentric professor and sn impish ® Convsnationa WHh 1979. (SD pher goes to great lenghts to capture spir­ Part 6 of 8. [U SA ] Wght FRght: NigM FSghl Qoss m uufl MOVIE: 'WM Sueoaas Spoil Dennis Andries Scheduled: Bobby Czyz young woman into a mad chase. Ryan ClaseHiad 18 ® Myatatyl: THa Black Tower (CC) Dal- its on fHm. N ew * to ths MoMss A Coming Attractions llaek H iaitor?' A d tv o r ad oxoc attempts IB) Para flonts fln n d a vs. Dennis Andries in a light heavyweight [CN N ] PrimeNaws 11:00PM dD dD dD ® IS) O'Neal. Barbra Streisand, Madtene K ^ . ( ^ MOVIE; 'Private SchooT Two young gUesh discovers that the black lower's fire (31 (SS) NBC News to save a mNor accoum by convineing a bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from Atlan­ . dD EnterteimTwnt This Week Sched­ 1972. Rated G. [CNN] HssMiwssk ® Learn lb R e a j women vie lor the same guy. Phoelw was dekberately set; the reasons why [ESPN] Stanley Cup Pteyoffs: Cham­ 6:10AM saxy movia atar to ondorae their product. tic City, N .J.; another segment of Sports (3 Arteweek uled; James Stewart salutefi dk'ector Frank [CNN] Nowemokar Sunday Cates, Betsy Russell, Ray Wwston. 1983. Grace WWison and Fsther Baddeley with­ pionship Round Game Three Edmonton [U S A ] Look at Me Now Jayrw Manafiald, To n y Randall, Joan Blon- Capra; preview of summer movies; Mon- 6:15AM ® Dsvsy A OoHath held htformation ere revealed. (60 min.) Fantasy. (2 hrs.) (Live) ® ABC News (CC). Oilers or Detroit Red W in^s vs. Boston deN. 1957. 0n Stareo) [ESPN] T M e W | ^ hr Sports (60 min.) ® M uppsta Bruins or New Jersey Devils. Starting time treux Rock Festival. (60 mki.) (In Stereo) 1 :30AM dD MerMehead Manor 6:30AM CD vists Part 4 of 6. (3 ) Nova (C C ) A 60ih anniversary celebra­ 33) Notidero Untvision [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Lucaa' (C O A boy with [TMC] MOVIE: 'OH Boat' A mlM- (S McLaughHn Group tion of the D C-3, the W orld W ar II aircraft is tentative. (3 hrs.) (Live) ® Choora (CC). ® That's the Spirit CD OrM Robsrts mannarad Kbrsrian agrees to impersonate [CNN] Weak In Raviaw [C N N ] Inside Business an advancad IQ struggles with haartbrsak 18) Ponca Woman that dramatically changed commercial air [ U S A ] MMce Ham m er QS Food My People ® A B C N e w s (CC). CD In the BIsofc: Kays to Success whan ha davatops a crush on a tssnaga hit friend, e New York CHy cop. Judge [HBO] MOVIE: 'Oaniae Mother Naver traifti. (60 min.) (R) [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Q n p n of Wrath' Rekihold, Meg TUly, Cleavant Derricks. ® Meat ths Press (CC). Taught You’ A contemporary comedy Oscar-winning John Stdnbeck story of a 8:30PM ® Mecriod... WHh ChlM- Insight / Out [ESPN] Scuba WorM ® Christian Sdonco Monitor Report* Coray Hakn. Karri Groan, Charlie ® PoHca Story CD Shoan. 1986. Rated PG-13. (ki Stereo) 1686. Rnad PG. ® Modem Maturity (CC). drama revolving around ^ first woman Depression-era family’s migration from the ren (C C ) A ) wants to spend a night out Naw e (Live) . [U S A ] Forevar Young ® Hasdtins News executive in an office where men have ® Sox Tam Oklahoma dust bowl to the greener pas­ with the boys, but Peggy has other plans £ 1 0:4 5A M ®Javriah Ufa [CN N ] Nowaday (8 ) Fresh Fields [HBO] MOVIE: Wanted (SB Discover 9:00AM CD Sunday M o m b ig ( C O (90 made all the rules. Loretta Swit, Sam W at- ® Star Search (60 min.) tures of Califomia. Henry For>da, Jane Dar- lor him. (R) (In Stereo) 1:35A M min.) Rnaoda) Freedom Deed or ANve' (C C ) A maniacal terrorist 1 1 : ( X ) A M CD Entsttabuiwm TMe [D IS ] My Friend FIkks srston, David Spielberg. 1982. w ^ . John Carradine. 1940. ® Allco SD Ring Around the Work) (0 Joy of Painting ® AM Boston stalks the streets of Los Angeles, bombing CDd j, k m W ea k Schsdulad: Jems* Slewan salutes [ESP N ] CycHng: Branders Jsaiw Tour [TM C] MOVIE: 'What's Up. Doe?’ (B ) Dsfandors M ttw Earth (CC). [DIS] MOVIE: Tha Man From Snowy 7:00PM GD bo MUmtss (CC) (60 mm.) 9:00PM m o v i e : 'My Father. My random locations at will. Rutger Hauer, CDB o o tS h o w direclor Frank Copra; preview of summer of Texas (W min.) (Taped) Idemical suitcases and stolen jewels drag CD ® Psgo Fifty Sovon Local. (R) Rivar' A young man cornea of age at the Son' Premiere, (CCI Tha story of Elmo Gene Simmons, Robert GutHaimte. 1987. movies; Momrsux Rock Festival. (60 min.) an eccentric professor and an impish C D ® 21 Jum p Street A s school closes [C N N ] Styis With Elsa Klonach ® H o o H o w [TIMC] IHOVIE; 'Pretty in Pink' (CC) A turn of the century. Kirk Douglas, To m Bur- Zumwsit III, a veteran whose battle with Corm ecticut: Now, (In Stereo) Rated R. On Stereo) . (In Stereo) young woman into a mad chase. Ryan for the summer, Capt. Fuller discovers that [P IS ] Mouaarclaa wealthy yrxtng man falls for a pretty but linson, Sigrid Thornton. 1982. Rated PG. the Jump Street police procp’am may be cancer may be linked to Ns father's 1968 [CNN] Inside Business (S ) Kannath Copeland W W F ChaHsnga Wrsetllirg O'Neal, Barbra Streisand, Marieline Kahn. 2:00A M QD New England Semday (R) [M AX] Onamaii Comedy Eimatiniom: CD poor and proUams sriee wthen he asks discontinued. (60 min.) (In ^e re o) decision to use Agent Orange in Vietnam. ® Buga Bunny her to the prom. MoHy Ringwald, Andrew 1972. Rated G. [ESPN] Auto Racing: Off-Road Cham- [ESPN] SportsCenter (60 min.) d D St. Ju d e 's : For tee U fa of e C h lM (60 MortW Marhoe's OuMs to (Aamoroua CDDItoovar pionahip Grand Prlx, from Saattla. (60 Keith Carradine. Karl Malden. 1988. McCarthy, Jon Cryer. 1986. Rated PG-13. [ U S A ] M O V IE : 'Anna Karenina' In late dD ® Disney Sunday Movlei M*et te* [H B O ] Glory Years (C C ) Jack's girtfriand min.) Living (C C ) The Emmy Award-winning co­ ® P aaam a Btraot (CC). HP Knight Rklar min.) (R) (CC). (A "Disney Sun­ QD ® It's Qanv ShandHng'o Show (In Stsrso) 19lh-century Russia, a woman defies so- Munceys Premlero Melinda joins the trio and J a ^ wins median p oM e out some of the tadioua as­ Chorila'a Angola day M ovie" presentation) Garry leaves N s show to take on a serious dD Home Shopping O ve m i^ Service IS) (3S Natural Weight Lots clai conventions and engages in a passion­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Fast Times at RMge- $75,000, only to lose it to the IRS. (In pects of fame and fortune. (In Stereo) [U S A ] AN-American Wrattling role as law enforce Force Boxman. Guest (Th rs.) (S ) Captain Power and tha SokBais of ate, though uhimalslY tragic, love affair nxHTt H igh' Teenagers struggle with inde- dD MOVIE: The Vatochl Papers' Mafia Stereo) 12:30PM Marblehead Manor pendertce, sexuality and success. Sean life as saen through tha eyas of famed in­ stars Red Buttons and M w ty Allen. (In (ID INN News 6:35AM [TM C] MOVtE: ‘The Qhoat the Futura CD with a dashing military officer. Adapted Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Runnli^ Scored' (CC) and Mrs. Muir* A tondy w idow finds ma< from Leo Tolstoy's novel. Jacqueline Bis- Penn, Phoebe Cates, Ray Walston. 1982. former Joseph ValacN. Chwies Bronstm, [CN N] Moneyweek (B ) Baaama Btraot (CC). (fl) I® Rsallo Real CD High School Bowl: LHchfisM vs. VS T w d Chicago cops are given 30 itays to tedal for a best-sailing book when she falls Vallay Regional set. (3)ristopher Reeve. 1986. Rated R. Gerald S. O'Loughlin, Jill Ireland. 1972. CD SB MOVIE: 'Baby M ’ Pramiora, (CC) nab a cocalr>e-smuggling mobster. Gre­ [ESPN] SportaCenter in love with the ghcMt of a 19th-century [CNN] Doyw atch (S I Frugal Oourrrtet (In Stereo) Fact-based account of the controversial Qi) Connecticut Beat. Auto Racing; Winston 4:30PM ® Odd Couple (3i) Charles In Charge Charles gets an ‘AT- gory Hines, Billy Crystal, Steven Bauer. [U SA ] Olsoovsr sea captain. Rex Harrison, Gene Tierney. DonaM Duck Praaonta 2:30PM CD custody battle between William and Eliza- [DIS] (8 ) It's Your Buitnses Stock Car Race Tw enty top drivers com­ on an English assignment, but later discov­ 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) George . 1947. - (8) Muppats ® Madeleine Cooke bath Stem and Mary Beth Whitehead, the [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'Tha Bo**’ [ESPN] hdotorw aak INuatratad ® Connaetkut Real Estate Showcaea pete in the 187.6-mile Winston Stock Car ers he handed Sarah's paper in by mistake. [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'M ona Use' A n unlikely 2:20A M [C N N ] Evens 8> Novak surrogate mother who changed her mind W H e' (C C ) A m a rrM stockbroker has se- (8 ) On the Record (8 ) Friday tho 13th; Tha Sorias A T V relationship develops between an ex-con 7:00AM C£ At the Movlaa [HBO] MOVIE: 'The MoaquHo Coaat’ SD Thras Stooges Race, from Charlotte Motor Speedway In after the child was bom. JoBeth Williams, '* cond thoughts about falling victim to the (SB Connecticut Newsmakers dhchormsn captures N s audience's atten­ and the mysterious prostitute he chauf­ GD Robart SchuHer (CC ) Fed up wHh contemporary Ufa, an ec­ Harrisburg, N.C. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) 5:00PM CD cotumbo John Shea, Bruce W ehz. 1988. Part 1 of 2. charms of Ns boss' seductive spr^se. B ) Buebtesa World tion with stories of grisly machets mur­ feurs around London. Bob Hoskins. Cathy centric Inventor end Ms famUy attsmpt to ® Th is W e e k in Baeeball Highlights of @ Spirit of Advonture A look at Daniel Stem, ArieHo Dombasle, Fisher G D oW ogua Tomas y Dabatas 3:00PM C D m o v i e : 'WIII Pem^' An (D ders, but viewers don't realize he’s the OD Police Story Tyson, Michael .Caine. 1986. Rated R. create e Utopia In the Junglas of Cmtral B ) Major League action are shown. ongoing efforts to prevent the extinction of Stevens. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Point of View aging .cowboy fails in'love whh a woman force behind the crimes. (60 min.) dD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous CD America. Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, ® Bodywotch B ) Spotlight on Government the African elephant and black rhinoceros. [U S A ] For Your Family's Sake who helps him after he is attacked and left Actress Susan Sullivan ("Falcon Crest"); (3D A t tee M ovies Scheduled: dD Larry Jonas River Phoenix. 1986. Rated PG. (in Stereo) ® MOVIE; 'Tho Lova Bug' Looking for s With host Jim Fowler and correspondent O ur House (C C ) Kris and Gus are 2 :3 0 AM ® Computer Chronictas for dead by outlaws. Charlton Heston, former tennis champion Bobby Riggs; early 11:30PM dD George Schlatter's Co­ "Stormy Monday" (Melanie Griffith. new owner, a Volkswagen with human Peggy Fleming. (60 min.) big wmrwrs on a game sITOw; but may lose O ) Divina Plan 9:30AM (D Cantwy 21 Home Show Joan Heckett, Donald Pleasence. 1968. '60s recording artist Bobby■ 'RydeM. (60 m edy Chib Scheduled: A1 snd (Worge, Tom m y Lee Jones, Sting); "Shakedown" qualiliee choosae a former race driver end [C N N ] Intomational Cotrasponrlents t l ^ r cash because of a judge’s error. (60 (SD Weight Lou Made Easy ® Puttin' on tho Hitt (3D Super Charger* (l|) Simon ft Simon min.) Monica Piper, Kozak. (Peter Weller, Sam Elliott); "Critters 2 " hie girtfriend. Dean Jones, Michele Lee, [D I S ] Z on o min.) (R) (In Stereo) (3 ) FuH of Sound end Fury: Living with (Scott Grimes, Terrence Mann). ® Jamas Kannady ® Vtekwiariee Buddy Hackatt. 1969. (3 ) WonderWoriw: Pleee* Not Our Own Discoveries Underwater This look at (3S Ceraon'a 18th Anniversary Special dD dD Sports Extra C D N B A Playoffs Eastern Con­ Schizophrenia (60 min.) (3) (S ) What*a Happening Nowll 1:00PM (CC). warsNps and what can be laatT>ed about Highlights include a V’Shogun" s p ^ . a (3D Honeymooner* (CC). [C N N ] Sports Latenight ® Meat the Proas (CC). [HBO] MOVIE: 'Raunkm at Fairbor- ference Semifinel Game or Eastern Confer­ send up of Ms Bell, commercial parodies (3 ) Charlie's Angels (3 ) Saint their builders examines the Mary Rose, the [ESPN] Stanley Cup Playoffs: Cham­ ® It'a Your BusinaM ® Adalants ough' (C C ) A disillusioned American hero ence Final Game One. Teams to be an­ with Johnny as "Lee laffocD^Cola", and GS Day of Discovery retundng to England tor enrAicCetpe reu- (3 ) M O V IE : 'Raid on Entebbe' A n Israeli W ssa and the Monitor. (60 min.) Part 5 of pionship Round Game Three Edmonton (S ) Kenneth Copeland ® Sea H u m The Nelsons escape s near- nounced. (2 hre., 30 min.) (Lh/e) (3 ) Boxing: Jerry Page vs. Terrence Alti ear-apicting hog caHs. (SueSts j<^ning (3 ) Chrietlan Children's Fund . n j^is e o rc h e s for his lo va inU on g ago. in a Junior welteiweight bout echeduled commando unit stages a daring airborne 8 .(R ) Oilers or Detroit Red Wings vs. Boston fatal shark attack wMIe harveetihg pearls. I D Road to Seoul An In-depth look at the Johnnyarb Rodney DangerfWd/Bette Mid­ (S) ® Sports Machine ® Jimmy Swaggart Ro^lM Hchum , Deborah'Ketyii Red But­ for 10 rounds, from Atlantic City, N.J raid at Entebbe Airport, Uganda, to free Bruins or New Jersey Devils. Starting time athletes as they prepare physically, men­ @ ) WWF Wrestling ler. Don Rickies. (2 hrs.) S D Popaya (R) tons. 1965. ” '•Cl' (W min.) (Live) 104 hostages. Charles Bronson, Peter Christian Lifestyle Magazine is tentative (3 hra.) (R) tally and emotionally for the intense com- . ( 8 ) ( 8 ) M O V IE : T h e Incrodiblo Hoik Re- IS) Rev. DavM Paul Finch. Jack Warden. 1978. SD Miss Sudomerica (2 hrs.) [U SA ] Discover [CNNl'baybraak [U S A ] Cartoons petitiveness of the 1988 Summer Olym­ (0 ) Masterpiece Theatre: Lord Mount- turns* (C C ) Research scientist David Ban­ ® MOVIE: 'Police Woman Centerfold' g3) U Swtta MMa ® A s i va el Belsbol Resumen semanal (0 ) DeOrassi Junior High (CC). (R) Controvemy shakes a small Ohio town [D I8] Walcoma to Pooh Corner 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide pics In South Korea. : Th e Lett Viceroy (C C ) Nehru. ner sets out to retrieve a stolen device that 2:40A M [ T M C ] m o v i e : 'T I w O hott Gandhi and the Hindus reluctantly agree to sobre la Liga Nacional y Americana. when a woman on its police force poses [CN N ] Your Money Q S M O V IE : 'liv in g It U p ' A railroad [C N N ] Ofw on On* ^ might possibly be the only ci^e for Ns end M rs. Muir* A lonely widow finds ma­ [ESPN] SportsCantar 1 1 : 3 0 A M This week WHh Mohammed All Jinnah's demand to create for a national skin magazine. Melody An­ [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) CD B) attendant gets an all expense-paid fling to (0 ) Pizza Gourmet [E S P N ] SportaConter unique condition. Bill Bixby, Lou Ferrigno, terial for a best-selling book when she falls [MAX] MOVIE: 'Oh, ManI Oh. David Briniday (CC). a separate Muslim state. (60 min.) Part 3 of Steve Levitt. 1988. (In Stereo) derson. Ed Marinsro, Donna Peacow. in love with the ghost of a 19th-century [E S P N ] Legends of tha Brickyard High­ New York when his sinus trrxible is mis­ @ ) S m d l W onder Vicki and Jamie help [HBO] MOVIE: 'American Anthem' Womanl* A psychiatrist is shocked to 6. (R) 1983. sea captain. Rex Harrison, (jene Tierney, lights of the 1983 Indy 600. (R) ® At tha Movies taken for fatal radiation poisoning. Dean Reggie meet a new girl at school. T w o gymnasts overcome personal and (S) © ) Masterpiece Theatre: Lord learn that tw o of his patients are seeing his © ) M O V IE : 'Sum m e r Rental' A harried (E ) SpirituaJ Ufa Crusade George Sanders. 1947. ClD HaHmark Home* Martin, Jerry Lewis, Janet Leigh. 1954. [CN N ] Newswatch physical obstacles in their pursuit of a posi­ Mountbatten: The Lett Viceroy (CC) Ed- fiancee. David Niven, Ginger Rogers, Tony Natural W eight Lose air-traffic controller takes his family on a 10:00AM CD (8 ) MajiH League Baseball: Califomia tion on the national team. Mitch (jaylord, wina Mountbatten nurses the wounded [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred Now * (R) • Randall. 1957. (SI Frsadom From Fat Florida vacation and winds up in a sailboat [ESPN] Indy 600 Tima Trials: Final 3:00AM (X) CD Stsompipa Allay Angelt at BosbMi Red Sox (2 hrs.. 30 Janat Jones. Michelle PNIHps. 1986. and displaced; GandN is unhappy with the Hickman, Nick Charles. [U SA ] Calliopa TV Open House competition with his landlord. John Candy, Day.' from Indianapolis (2 hrs.) (Live) division of India. (60 min.) Part 4 of 6. (R) QQ CradH Tbiw Bomb (H) New Gidget min.) Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Something for the Birds' Richard Crenna, Rip Tom . 1986. MOVIE: 'Just Between Friends' W sM Stroat Journal Re­ & French Chsf; Coq Au Vin AHai [HBO] It's a Living Sonny's visiting mother A political lobbyist in Washington finds ® MOVIE: 'An Unmorriod Woman' Af- \ 7:30AM CD (3) Jimmy Swaggart 18) Connecticut News Week [M AX] MOVIE: 'Harry and Son' A re­ (3) port CM ekan Fricaaea (R) [C N N ] Larry Klrtg Waekand (C C ) T w o women beconte best frierKis makes it clear that tee's not plessed with NmseH becoming romsnticatty interested ter years of marriage, a woman must ad­ (8 ) MOVIE: 'Somebody Up There Ukes without krfowing that they share the same cently ^ e d widower and his aspiririg writer just to life as a single person when her hus (S ) Buck Rogers Part 2 of 2. [D IS ] Tha MliMl'a Eya: Tha Expariance his career. (R) in a pretty female, even though she CD Breakthrough ® WaN Btraot Journal Rspott M e ' A prizefighter turns hit rebeltiousness man. Mary Tyler Moore. Christine Lahti, son try to salvage their shaky relationship. band asks for a divorce. Jill Clayburgh. (S) Challco of Salvation (Live) of Laaming Eye-brain coordirtation and the Paul Newman, Robby Benson, Ellen Barkin. dD Slampre en Domingo Programs de doesn't share Ns viewpoint on Nrd sanc­ CD Sunday Mass (SD World Tomorrawf into a suGceMful ring career. Paul New­ Ted Dartson. 1986. Rated PG-13. Alan Bates. Michael Murphy. 197b . results of its failure to function property are 1984. Rated PG. variedades con musica, entrevistas y artis­ tuaries. Victor Mature, Patricia Naal. 1952. (S) Mfstar Rogars PEUCULA: 'Visla Fantaetico on man, Everett Sloane, Eileen Heckart. ® WorM Tomorrow B) discussed by host Alvin Sargent as well as [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Brighton Beech Me­ tes invitados b ^ la animacion de Raul Ve­ [H B O ] O ku y Years (C C ) Jack persuades [C N N ] Evans ft Novak Drawing Man to Chrtet Qkrbo' Avemuras eii un comlnsnte des- 1966. [U SA ] Benny Hill ® (8 Day of DiscavMV Bruce Jenner and Oliver Reed who have moir** (C C ) Neil Simon's award-winning lasco. (3 hrs.r 30 min.) the Ntman who’s chasing him to hold Ger­ [DIS] MOVIE: The Men From Snowy conocldo. Hugo Stigllu. (S ) 8ac:rifica of tha M a u (S) LPQA Oott Mazda Champkmahipa dyslexia, a perceptual learning problem. play serves as the basis for this seriocomic 7:30PM S i) Morfc and Mindy ald and John hostage wNIe he attempts to ' A young man comas of age at the ® Mkada Faith Outraach (Final Round) (2 hra.) (Live) [C N N ] Week In Review (S ) T and T (C C ) A 1 2-yuf-o kl boy unk­ ® DaGraesi Ju n h x High (CC). (R) (60 min.l portrait of a Jewish family in 1937 Brook­ (0 ) Wild America (C C ) A look at the ma­ raise the $26,(X)0 he owes a mob boss. (In turn of the century. Kirk Douglas. To m Bur- ® Or. Jamas Kannady [DIS] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes nowingly carries the documents that could [C N N ] Sporttcana (S) Major Lm gtf Baaeball: Califomia [ESPN] American Musda Magazine lyn. Blythe Danner, Jonathan Silverman. jor North American species of owls. (R) Stereo) Nnson, Sigrid T h ^ t o n . 1982. Rated PG. ® Colobrota with Rav. David MaRon Angala at Boston Rad Sox (3 hrs.) (Live) Bob Dishy. 1986. Rated PG-13. [HBO] MOVIE; 'The MosquHo Coast' expoM a terrorist’splens to ubotege the (60 min.) [C N N ] Sport* Surtday Bady Moroz re­ [ U S A ] W here There’s a WIN There 's an [U S A ] Keys to Success [D IS ] Grknm'e Fairy Talaa (C C ) Fed up with contemporary life, an ec­ S3) Can You Bo Thhmar? space program. (In Stereo) ® Let's Go Bowling [M A X ] CInamax Comedy Experiment: [USAlAirwotf caps the weekend of the world of sports. A [ESPN] QamaDoy centric inventor and N s family attempt to 3:25AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Opon S D FRntotonao ® UwaYourBWn ® Firing Lina: ChUe and a Naval Ap­ Merrill Merlcoe'a Guide to Qtamorous [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Amailng Qraca and 5:30PM ® Unhrislon en el Deporte [ESPN] Legends of the Brickyard: create a Utopia in the jungles of Central 11:45PM QD Bemaby Jonas House* Real estate agents and their clients [CN N ] Big Story S D T o Ba ^Mwiouncad. proach to Social Security Liviirg (CC) The Emmy Award-winning co­ Cfomentarios y resJmen del econtecer de- 1985 Indianapolis 600 race. (Taped) America. Harrison Ford. Helen Mirren, fall victim to a demented serial killor. J a Chuck' (C C ) A Little Lasgua baseball median points out some of the tedious as­ 12:00AM (£ At tlw Movlas (R) [D IS] Dumbo'a Circut (0) Laamto Raad player Initiate* an unusual snti-nuclaBr pro­ dD MOVIE: 'Leetof the Red Hot Lovere' portivo por Jessi Losads y Jorge Berry. [T M C ] M O VIE: M y Demon Lover* A River Phoenix. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) seph Bottoms, Adrienne Bsrbeau, Rud) A nrkJdle-eged man attempts to have an pects of fame arid fortune. (60 min.) d ) Friday ttw 13th; T lw Sorioo (60 min.) Ramos. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [ESPN] WoiM Sport 8pacW I (60 min.) test by quitting Ns favorite sport. Joshua young woman falls in love with a man who [M AX] MOVIE: 'Anuolng Grace end Zuehike, Alex English, Jamie Lee Curtis. affair In orrtor to perk up Ns humdrum sx- 3:30PM P O A O oH: C o k m M Na- (0 ) Creative living literally turns into a monster when sexually Chuck' (C C ) A Little League baseball (C D a M o s [0 1 8 ] Big Bird ki China Big Bird andJN hi s CD CD Now England Sunday 1987. Rated PG. (In Sterso) istsnes. Alsn Arkin, Salty Kellerman. Paula tkwial Invitation (Final Round) from a ro u s^. Scott Valentine. 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(In Stereo) (90 min.) her boyfriend, but her attempts fail misera­ CD of an advanced IQ struggles with heartbreak Jessica and her nephew G f ^ ’s stay at a ® Homo Sholipkig Ovomight Soivica CD IB) Fimtaatic WoiM of Hanno- Ford’s stirring ecctxxrt of the 16th presi­ Major Laagua action are shown. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Pretty in Pink' (CC) A ® Hagan's Harass [E S P N ] Ughtar 8M a of Sports Host; Jay bly. luxury hotel is interrupted b/m urder, and Conihiuos (2 hra., 30 mki.) Boriram dent's early legal career. Henry Fonda, A l­ when he devek^s a crush on a tkenam wealthy young man falls for a pretty but . Johnstone. Wonderful Worid of DIanay: Pol- ® Spectacular World of Guinnasa Ra- girl. Corey Haim, Kerri Green. Oeriie Grady's a suspect. (60 m M } (R) (S) Combatl ® Frodotfok K. Ptioa CD ice Brady. 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FOCUS / Books & Hobbies FOCUS / Movies Author tells of troubled land Movies for summei; 1988 WHITE TRIBE DREAMING. possibilities. apartheid, in the vision of apar­ By Marq de vnUers. Viking. 420 De Villiers, also a journalist theid as a just social order.” Pages. $21.95. and now living in Canada, sees He urges understanding for the will be light, breezy fare Afrikaners npt as Europeans Afrikaners as they seek a way Eight generations ago, Jacques living in Africa but as a “ white out. He sees no easy solution and Bv Frank Sanello de Villiers, a French farmer of tribe” reacting tribally to a sense his vision ranges from pessimis­ Protestant faith, fled Catholic tic nuclear martyrdom to “ the of persecution and strong identity HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - France for Holland. ’Together deep reservoir of interracial good with place. Summer is traditionally a time with his brothers Pierre and .will still existing, incredibly, in South Africa’s apartheid, or for light escapist fare and action- Abraham, he was accepted by the South Africa in spite of the strict racial segregation, is a trap adventure in movie theaters. And butch East India Co. for settle­ manifold injustices stretching into which the “ white tribe” has this year is no exception. ment at the Cape, the southern tip mistakenly wandered, he says. over generations.” of what is now South Africa. Sylvester Stallone, Clint East- “ Hardly anyone believes in apar­ wood and Arnold Schwarze­ US Air mail Since their arrival in Africa in theid anymore, in the theology of - JOHN BAUSMAN (A P ) negger each put in celluloid 1689, the de Villiers and their appearances in the summer of many descendants have shared ‘88, wiping out enemies while the history of that troubled land. LANGLEY STAMP — This 45-cent stamp was Issued In ignoring most of the constitu­ Readers seeking to understand tional amendments. San Diego, Calif., on May 14. the dilemma of modem South George Lucas and Steven Spiel­ Africa can be grateful that after A Remembrance... NEA photo berg also offer cartoons with live 300 years, a descendant of actors. Jacques could draw on that rich NEW FILM — Bruce Willis, right, plays Hollywood cowboy Tom Mix and James Garner is Wyatt Earp in Hollywood continues its lucra­ tradition and had the skill and tive love affair with Roman It’s warming up vision to write this book, subtitled Remember your loved ones with an "Sunset," a new film by Blake Edwards. numerals this summer, offering “ Apartheid’s Bitter Roots, As In Memoriam in the Herald, up sequels to everything from Witnessed by Eight Generations "Rambo” to "Poltergeist,” to a hectic year of an Afrikaner Fam ily.” “ Crocodile Dundee’’ to ‘Sunsef promises “ Caddyshack.” ’The author leads us through the A special page of In Memoriams will TOMLIN AND MIDLER In summers past, no matter SYLVESTER STALLONE complex history of South Africa j . . . in "Rambo III" . . . “Big Business” team This 45-cent with clear understanding and a appear on Saturday, May 28. how mindless most of the movies stamp along were, the Hollywood studios — graceful style that makes unusu­ but doesn’t deliver * ced by “ Star Wars” creator George Lucas. with a 36-cent ally engaging reading. Despite either out of a sense of guilt or with one eye on the Kitchen Toto — A story of racial strife and postal card was their French origin, the de W e will be happy to assist you in Oscars — offered up a morsel or two for adults who Coflectora* O s u j w e T (R ) ice, set in the ’50s during the Mau Mau issued at San Villiers are completely Afrikaner the selection and the wording of prefer their movies thought-provoking rather than E Diego, Calif., and shared the country’s develop­ BlakeRdwards mind-numbing. rebellion in Kenya. Corner is the most un­ Midnight Craning — Daniel Travanti smuggles on May 14, the ment from the early Cape colony This summer, there is no “ Heartburn,” “ Prizzi’s your tribute. even director millions out of Cuba just before Castro takes over. first day of Russ MacKendrIck through Zulu wars, the treks into Honor,” no “ Under the Volcano.” Faye Dunaway also stars. Air/Space^ the African heartland. British in Hollywood. Fifaneter One of the few new adult films to watch for, America 88, an F o r every though, is “ Bull Durham.” Tlw Bent — A new kid moves into a rough colonialism, and Boer War defeat Please call the Herald by Thursday, neighborhood and brings a little beauty and light aerospace to the discredited apartheid sys­ charming Robert DIMatteo In July, one of the greatest American actors, with him. trade tem of the last 40 years. May 26 (12 noon). ‘‘Pink Robert De Niro, turns up in “ Midnight Run” — a extravaganza. Panther” or comedy about the mob. Indeed, the Mafia is big this Crocodile Dundee II — Paul Hogan returns to the ’The author’s father, Rene de Langley’s “ Aerodome Number •‘ Victor- summer: It’s the subject of another comedy, Big Apple and suffers more,culture shock. yo-SEM-i-tee. Just looked it up.) Villiers, a newsman and editor 5,” the unmanned lattice-work Victoria,” he’s “ Married to the Mob,” and the drama “ Last Rites” Still coming: there is a bleak­ and a one-term member of contraption at the left, was the m ade som e­ (both of which bow in July); and of the supernatural looking palmetto tree scene parliament for the opposition first American heavier-than-air thing ineffably bad like last had been planning for years, the comedy-thriller “ She’s Back,” in August. slated for Monday the 23rd at the Progressive Party, sets the lib­ Ju n « machine to make a significant 643-2711 year’s “ Blind Date.” Or like this finished film nevertheless fails to Laments Hollywood Reporter columnist Robert South Carolina statehouse at eral viewpoint from which the Big — Tom Hanks plays a 12-year-old boy flight. It proved to other experi­ inert movie that imagines a come together. It seems suffocat­ Osborne about the films of summer; “ I got Columbia. book is written. His author son tranMormed into a 35-year-old man by a carnival menters, in 1896, that a plane friendship between Hollywood ing, airless and studied. depressed after I looked at the list. There’s not much And the best for last: The clearly anguishes over the wishing machine. could fly without flapping its cowboy Tom Mix (Bruce Willis) liie main characters indulge variety. It’s all ‘high concept,’ teen films, adventure Linn’s Stamp News Just received missed opportunities of history iianrljratTr UTraUi The Grant Onidoora — A John Hughes comedy wings. f and real-life cowboy Wyatt Earp .Rudolph’s penchant for edgy, flicks. There are no little gems to enrich the usual shows an attractive color picture when rigid Boer decisions pre­ starring Dan Aykroyd and John Candy as The stamp, carrying the new (James Gamer.) overripe passion: There’s &e pap. I ’m just waiting for the fail." of the saw-whet owl-and rose­ vailed over more liberal brothers-in-law who have a series of outrageous overseas airmal rate, continues There’s some promise in the unfulfilled painter (Keith Carra- Here is the tentative schedule for major theater breasted grosbeak se-tenant that misadventures. the Aviation Pioneer series that fanciful notion that Mix and Earp dine) who forges masterpieces; releasas;^—' will be Issued as a $5 booklet on Poltergeist III — They’re back — one more time! debuted in 1978-79with the Wright became buddies in Hollywood in his long-lost lover, an alcoholic May 28 at the opening ceremony Big Bnoineos — Jim Abrahams (“ Ruthless Brothers, Octave Chanute and 1929, while the former was femme fetale (Linda Fioren- May " S ' of N APEX 88 (the National People’’ ) directs Bette Midler and Lily Tomlin in a Wiley Post. playing the latter in a inovie. But tino); and her grasping, danger­ R a m M U l — SylvestCTBiallone flexes his pecs Philatelic Exhibition) at Arling­ comedy about two sets of twins mismatched at birth The 3SK!ent postal card shows as the cowboys team up off- ous art patron husband (John and grunts his way through more mayhem, this ton, Va. It is well-nigh unbelieva­ — one set rich, the other poor. the fabulous 21-seat, twin-engine ble after some of tiie drabs we camera toinvestigate the slaying Lone). time agqinst the Russians in Afghanistan. Drifting in and out are carica­ Douglas DC-3 being loaded with have seen from the USPS. \ of a prostitute, the movie pours on — A sword-and-sorcery adventure, mailbags. In 1942 it was providing melodramatic nastiness and pic­ tures of real-life expatriates of directed by Ron Howard (“ Cocoon” ) andexecutlve- See SUMMER MOVIES, next page the era — Hemingway, Gertmde 80 percent of all domestic sche­ COMING EVENT: We Have It! turesque decadence — little of Stein and Alice B. 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(No, noLYozzymight, it’s plaved. *MANCHfeaTffitm^b>:4;^ i:: i!U“ i'‘(i;i Summer movies Filmeter TumtiiblG Tips 10. “Another, Place, Another 10. “Make It Real” The Jets From page 29 From page 29 Hot singles T o p LP s Country singles T im e" Don Williams (Capitol) (MCA) ^ 1 1. “ One More Try” George 1. “Faith” George Michael 1. “ Eighteen Wheels and a Adult singles Michael (Columbia) (Cktlumbia) Dozen Roses” Kathy Mattea Black singles Who Framea Roger RabMt? — Live-action and piays an A frica n ^ n ce visiting New York in search Andy Garcia) againn the seem­ with its druggy hipness, though 2. “ Sbattered Dreams” Johnny 2. “ ’Dirty Dancing’ Sound­ (Mercury) 1. “ One More ’Try” George animated adventure about a private eye who teanfs this same quality could make it a l.“ Just Got Paid’’ Johnny of a wife. , ingly almighty A1 Capone (Ro­ Hates Jazz (Virgin) track" (RCA) 2. ” 01d Folks” Ronnie Milsap ft Michael (Columbia) up wit a rabbit. Directed by Robert Zetneckii Kemp (Columbia) bert DeNiro) and his heinous candidate for cult status. 3. “ Anything For You” Gloria 3. “ Bad” Michael Jackson Mike Reid (RCA) 2. “Shattered Dreams” Johnny (“ Back to the Future"), produced by Steven Summer ' 2. “Mercedes Boy” Pebbles minions. It’s a darkly comic, It’s a meandering portrait of a Estefan k Miami Sound Machine (Epic) 8.” What She Is (Is A Woman In Hates Jazz (Virgin) Spieiberg. stylized version of an old- rock band living in communal (MCA) Arthur t on the Rocks — Dudley Moore, Liza (Epic) 4. "More ‘Dirty Dancing’ Love)” Earl Thomas Conley 3. “Everything Your Heart De­ S. “Something Just Ain’t Right” fashioned gangster film — and style in Melbourne in 1978. The Ball Durham — Romantic problems complicated Minnelii and Sir John Gielgud reprise their roles in 4. “Naughty Girls (Need Love Soundtrack” (RCA) (RCA) sires” D. Hail ft J. Oates (Arista) Keith Sweat (Vintertainment) very entertaining. band members and assorted a minor-ieague baseball player’s life. Kevin Costner the comedy about a poor Jittie rich iush. Too)” Samantha Fox (Jive) 5. “The Hardline According to 4. “I Told You So” Randy 4. ”I Don’t Want to Uve Without 4. “Love Struck” Jesse Johnson and Susan Sarandon star. (Niddyshack IH — Broadway comedian Jackie . Ib e centerpiece suspense se­ groupies spend most of their time 5. ' ‘I Don’t Want To U ve With­Terence Trent D'Arby” Terrence ’Travis (Warner Bros.) You” Foreigner (Atlantic) quence involves a baby carriage indulging in drugs and sex. (AftM) Under the Boardwalk — “ West Side Story” set Mason takes over the role originated by Rodney out You" Foreigner (Atlantic) ’Trent D’Arby (Columbia) 5. ‘”True Heart” The Oak Ridge 5. ” Piano in the Daik” Brenda 5. “ Uttle Walter" Tony! Toni! rolling down the steps of Chica­ ’There’s some semblance of a amid the surf crowd in Southern California. ' Dangeffield about a self-made millionaire who 6. “Always On My* Mind” Pet 6. "L et It Loose” Gloria Estefan Boys (MCA) Russell ft Joe Esposito (AftM) Tone! (Wing) go’s Union train station during a plot, and some attempt to make a Red Heat — Russian cop Arnold Schwaraenegger crashes the local snooty country club. Shop Boys (EMI-Manhattan) k Miami Sound Machine (Epic) 6. "One True Love” The 6. "The Valley Road” Bruce 6. “Get It” Stevie Wonder ft shootout. Connery won an Oscar a teains up with laidback American detective James The Dead Fool — Clint Eastwood’s Dirty Harry is statement about being young in 7. “Everything Your Heart De­ 7. “ Savage Amusement” The O’Kanes (Columbia) Hornsby ft The Range (RCA) Michael Jackson (Motown) Belushi to crack an international drug ring. targeted by a pychopath. for the twinkly gusto he brought dark, apocalyptic age. But the sires” Daryl Hail k John Oates Scorpions (Mercury) 7. "N o More One More Time” 7. “Anything For You” Gloria 7. “Flirt” Evelyn "Cham­ Parainedlca — Farce about the sany goings-on at Funny Farm — Big-city sportswriter Chevy to the role of Ness’s mentor and movie really only works as an (Arista) 8. “ Appetite for Destruction” Jo-el Sonnier (RCA) Estefan ft Miami Sound Machine pagne" King (EMI-Manhattan) an emergency room in a rough part of town. Chase moves to the sticks to write the Great eventual partner -r- a crafty old overdose of grungy atmosphere. 8. “Together Forever” Rick As- Guns k Roses (Geffen) 8. “He’s Back and I ’m Blue” (Epic) 8. “My Girl" Suave (Capitol) The Presidto — Sean Connery and Mark Harmon American Novei. Irish Catholic cop. Grade: *** ’ Good musical soundtrack bylggy tley (RCA) 9. “Now and ten" Robert Plant ’The Desert Rose Band (MCA- 8;” Carmelia” Dan Hill 9. “ Strange Relationship’’ How­ Pop, David Bowie and others. investigate a grisly murder at the famed military Hot to Trot— Comedy about a stockbroker (comic IN SPACE (R ) Key 9. “ Wait’ ’ White Lion (Atlantic)(Esparanza) Curb) ((Columbia) ard Hewett (Elektra) compound. Bob Goldthwait) and his sidekick, a taiking horse. Video, $79,98. Australian director Grade: ww 10. “ Piano in the Dark” Brenda 10. “ Hysteria’’ Def Leppard 9. "If It Don’t Come Easy” 9.“ Heart of Mine” Boz Scaggs 10. “ Nite and Day” AIB. Sure! Comlag to Aaertea — In a comedy directed by Stealing Home — Mark Harmon and Jodie Foster Richard Lowenstein’s 1987 debut (Film grading: excel­ Russell k Joe Bsposito (AltM) (Mercury) Tanya Tucker (Capitol) (Columbia) (Warner Bros.) 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By Kathryn Baker Jump Street,” “America’s Most “Page One.” time period until original pro­ million U.S. homes with The Astoclottd Press Wanted,” ’’Married ... With/ Fox canceled “Werewolf’ and gramming is ready. television. Children,” “It’s Garry Shan- “Boys Will Be Boys.” “The Dirty Fox, owned by media magnate Ancier predicted that the Sun­ Computers: No way to run a railroad NEW YORK (AP) - It’s that dling’s Show,” “Duet” and “The Dozen” is not on the fall schedule, Rupert Murdoch, made its debut day lineup will improve by a but has not been canceled and in October 1986 with the ill-fated rating point in the coming season. time of year when the networks Tracey Ullman Show.” By Fater Coy questions the motives of some of its systems. “I’ve listened to talk like as easy as food processing and announce their fall schedules, Saturday will be ail new in the might be brought back after its “The Late Show” starring Joan Rivers. The weekend prime-time Here is Fox’s projected The Associated Press rivals, which want to turn over that for the last 30 years,” he said. searching a data base will be as and Fox Broadcasting Co. is right fall, depending on the end bt the run this summer. “Family Dou­ simple as thumbing through an in there with the big guys a year strike by the Writers Guild of ble Dare” is not on the schedule, schedule was added in April 1987. schedule: development of Unix to an Open Other observers are more willing to after it first started offering America, with a new show from but hasn’t exactly been canceled Fox has about 100 affiliated Fall 1988: NEW YORK — Computers would be Software Foundation. attribute ulterior motives to IBM and encyclopedia. original, prime-time producer Stephen J. Cannell, yet. stations, less than half the Saturday — “City Court,” easier to use if the companies that The foundation, announced Tues­ Digital. But they say any impulses by Standardizing on Unix is a step in programming. “City Court,” which will follow Like the big three networks, the number the big three networks “Angels ’88.” make them would stop their bicker­ day, is backed by $90 million over its those companies to undermine Unix that direction, as are setting stand­ Fox’s president for program­ cases from “21 Jump Street” start of Fox’s fall season could be have. Fox shows started out with Sunda'y — “21 Jump Street,” ing, something that became clear this first three years. Its mission is to would be checked by Hewlett- ards for the ways computers hook up ming, Garth Ancier, announced through the court system, and delayed because of the strike. ratings in the twos and threes. “ America’s Most Wanted,’’ past week iii a bitter battle over a create a computing “environment” Packard, Apollo Computer Inc. and in networks and achieving some Thursday that FBC will expand “Angels ’U,” a kind of “Charlie’s The Monday movie night will be But “Married ... With Children,” “Married ... With Children.” simplification plan. that would include a unified version of other members of the new foundation. uniformity in the “look and feel” of its weekend programming to Angels” de^ndant from Aaron delayed until 1939 brcause of Fox’s highest-rated show last “ It’s Garry Shandling’s Show,” The fight over Unix, a base layer of Unix. computer software. “Duet,” “The Tracey Ullman By Thursday, realizing it was losing Monday in the spring of 1M9 with Spelling Productions. uncertainty about the strike, but week, had a 6.0, below the computer software, is reminiscent of AT&T is refusing to join the ground in the public-relations battle, Unfortunately, each move toward a "Fox Movie (d the Week.” Until “Angels” premieres later Ancier said Fox has obtained lowest-rated network show, Show.” the days when railroads laid tracks of foundation, and there is a possibility standards seems to involve a fight. which last week was ABC’s Spring 1989: AT&T said it was willing to cooperate Meanwhile, Ancier said. Fox this year. Fox will fill in on such theatrical releases as “Pre- different gauges and couldn’t agree that Unix will split in half just as it with the foundation and might some Apple Computer Inc., for example, is has renewed its “very success­ Saturdays beginning this dator,”"Black Widow” and “The “Supercarrier,” with a 6.3. The Monday — “Fox Movie of the who should rip theirs up. reaches the big leagues. suing Hewlett-Packard for copyright Fly” that can be shown in the rating is a percentage of the 88.6 Week.” day put Unix development into a ful" Sunday night lineup of "21 summer with a newsmagasine. Railroad museunis have pictures “I think that AT&T has not learned separate AT&T group at arm’s length infringement over the similar appear­ showing that stevedores once had to that it is no longer possible for a single from the Data Systems Division. ance of their software. lug freight between trains that company to control standards,” said A history of conflict between couldn’t run on the same tracks. Marvin Sirbu, a computer standards Forty years after the first compu­ computer makers has left customers Inmates Most railroads overcame their expert at Camegie-Mellon University ters, visionaries are still waiting for wondering whether their interests are differences decades ago, but compu­ who takes the side of the Open the day when word processing will be being slighted. From page 17 ter makers are still at each other’s Software Foundation. ■ > throats. The stakes are high. Computer There are few pure hearts in the systems that primarily use Unix are him with “Hello, sir." Wende: 30 per 1,000. fight over computer standards, which ' likely to make up 22 percent of a $120 “’This Is unlike any other max Last year, 23,000 inmates at 43 pits American Telephone & Telegraph billion world market by 1991, up from Joint,” said an inmate who serves state prisons facilities underwent Co. and the upstart Bun Microsystems 6 percent of an $87 billion worid on the Inmate Liaison Commit­ random urinalysis testing. Six Inc. against International Business market in 1986, International Data tee. “You can walk around percent tested positive state­ Machines Corp., Digital Equipment Corp. estimates. without worrying al»ut taking wide; only 2 percent tested Some AT&T executives are hinting one in the back. Corp., Hewlett-Packard Co. and four positive at Wende. others. that IBM and Digital might impede “I know guys who transferred “It’s totally different from any here who give a massive sigh of Customers are clamoring for Unix, progress toward a unified Unix for other facility,” said Deputy Su­ selfish reasons. relief,” said the inmate, who perintendent McCIellen, who foi^ the prize in this battle, because it asked not to be identified brcause merly woriied at the nearby allows them to run the same pro­ It is indisputable that computer he didn’t want to “advertise the Attica Correctional Facility, the gram s on different kinds of makers such as IBM and Digital fact” that he was behind bars site of tile 1071 riot that klll^ 43 computers. benefit when they can lock customers again. people. As things are now, it’s as if someone into their own, private operating The program was the result of a McCIellen said the biggest had to buy one kind of television to systems. That way they can charge meeting between state Correc­ watch “Dallas” and another kind to more for products because there is complaint from the Wende in­ . tions Commissioner Thomas mates was getting too few watch “Monday Night Football.” less competition. Customers can’t Coughlin and the members of the channels. 7/^s AT&T made the telephone easy to afford to switch to another-supplier inmate committee. The inmates can generally get use and says it can do the same for because they would have to junk all The inmates had suggested the six channels from Buffalo and computers. AT&T invented Unix and their existing equipment. idea, arguing that personal tele­ Rochester stations, via an an­ wants to continue controlling its But like it or not, IBM and Digital visions would put an end to the tenna on the roof of the prison. development, with Sun’s help. are being pushed to support open sometimes violent arguments However, reception is not clear in But by the end of the week, some operating systems such as Unix that arise when groups of inmates some parts of the building. people were saying that AT&T had because customers are demanding try to decide what program to miscalculated, alienating not only its them. watch. Wemkfy Prudential-Bache is insisting on Coughlin agreed, but set two rivals but some customers as well. requirements. First, he wanted H ea U t Tip William H. Anderson, the computer Unix for many uses because it allows the inmates to limit their right to w chief for Prudential-Bache Securities the company to choose computers receive packages. Inc., said AT&T had performed a with the best combination of price and Packages sent to inmates from “disservice” to customers by altering performance without worrying that family and friends were a major Unix to make it more dependent on a they won’t be able to rub the source of contraband. Although computer chip designed by its company’s software, Anderson said. AP graphic packages are searched, officials partner. Sun Microsystems. Anderson dismisses the theory that said some drugs and weapons get AT&T denies it has doctored Unix IBM and Digital would try to through because of ingenious for its own purposes. The company fragment Unix to keep customers We Take Great Pleasure methods of concealment and Chances are, Max birthing room, using come to “room-in” Birthing Center would says Unix is in good hands and using their own, private operating because so many packages are won’t remember what the prepared child­ anytime. Dad even be delighted to show In Announcing The sent, particularly at holidays. a great time he had at birth methods they spent the night! The Coughlin’s second requirement by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. you their facilities and The Family Birthing learned at the Center. next day. Mom and offer you more informa­ was that prisoners adopt the swap LUNG CANCER Striking workers going back R eturn O f unanimously. Despite niters now on M% of ciga­ Center at Manchester After Max’s arrival Dad shared a special tion. After all, doesn’t Coughlin put the same proposi­ rettes, which reduce the tar and Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with “Stork Club” gourmet your baby deserve NEW BRITAIN (AP) - Striking em­ statement that the company was pleased tion to inmates in the state’s 11 nicotine absorbed, twice as many photo-taking, a cham­ other maximum-security pri­ men died of lung cancer in 19W as But his parents will dinner and got instruc­ as warm a welcome as ployees of Emhart Corporation’s plant in by the workers’ decision. Neiman said that Michael Erdil, M.D. sons, but only Wende approved. in 19W, and three times as many never forget the won­ pagne toast and hugs tions on how to care little Max? Berlin voted Friday to return to work 35 workers will return to the plant on More than 400 inmates have women. Experts believe it Is due derful experience. all around. All with for their little birthday under terms of their old contract while Monday “to start up operations, and the to modem tobacco farming with For more informa­ balance will be back on ’Tuesday.” paid $5S for 12-inch, black-and- From the moment the security and confi­ boy. negotiators try to work out a new pact. white sets with headphones from high-phosphate fertilisers which tion on The Family About 700 members of the Machinists He said negotiators for the two sides contain traces of radioactive lead, they arrived, they dence that Max and If you see a “birth Im m ediate Birthing Center or a the prison commissary. carried into the lungs, which pro­ union, locals 1137 and 1249, went on strike have scheduled bargaining sessions for Inmates earn the money work­ duces a more rapid and pervasive enjoyed the special Mom were getting the day” celebration in free tour please call at Emhart’s Hardware Division May 2, Tuesday and Friday of next week. State ing in the prison. Top scale is and federal mediators will sit in on the cancer of the lungs. For health's attention and personal expert medical atten­ your future. The Family 643- 1223. after rejecting the company’s contract about $1.50 per day. sake, give up smoking. talks. care that are so hard tion of Manchester proposal. The two sides returned to the M edical “I’m not naive enough to think bargaining table last week. A stumbling block has been a provision there’s no drugs,” Mantello said. to come by in some Memorial’s top-notch “Rather than keep our people out there in the company’s contract proposal that “But the inmates and staff are of the bigger hospitals. doctors and nursing would change the incentive system for comfortable with each other. I while we negotiate, it’s better that they’re Througbout labor and staff. working.” Albert R. 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The 649-1025 president of industrial relations at the with management and salaried employees rate is roughly^ half that at Hardware Division, said in a prepared staffing some jobs, Neiman has said. .ikt« 9 •» &4«*19 4 44 it*. 4*.' 4 I Highlights Consumer prices up again of the week and higher infiation iooms CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 ■ A record level of export sales reduced the U.S. trade deficit In March to 19.7 billion, lowest Top Reagan administration in three years. The news, although good, By Martin Crutsinger costs of imports. “ Wehave an unacceptably high officiais, including Treasury Se­ depressed the stock market by reviving fears of The Associated Press rate of inflation that is wides­ cretary James A. Baker III, have PART TIME PART TIME Increased inflation. 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Custo­ vlolat^g a litany of securities laws. 1-800-243-2292 Health Shoppe, Man­ One way to reduce taxes HELP WANTED chester Parkade, 404 perience helpful. Good visor for a Manchester mer contact, other gen­ ■ Takeover strate^t Asher B.Edelman and a West Middle Turnpike. salary and benefits. housing complex. eral varied office du­ Midwestern building' materials company said Please call (203)569- Storting salary $580per ties. Full benefit QUESTION: CREDIT Union has Cus­ they had purchased a 7.6percent stake in Payless the maturity date, the market 1115.______week plus benefits, re- program Including Being in the price of a bond normally is equal CIRCULATIDN Areo Ad­ tomer Service Repre­ tlrement, vacation paid dental. Call 289- Cashways Inc. and may try to acquire the sentative position DRIVERS. Start at $9.30 highest income to the bond’s face value. NE'VS Stand Dealer. visor. Housewives, per hour, 7:30-4pm shift health and life Insu­ 2734.______company. Manchester area, de­ mothers with young available. Teller or rance, etc. Must live on tax bracket, simlllar experience re­ with overtime. Good RESTAURANT help. DIs- ■ Texaco Inc. and Carl Icahn, its biggest the ta x -fm in- Investors’ liver only to honor children, students. benefits. Class II only. site. Electricity and tel­ QUESTION: I have read about Earn extra money with quired. Excellent be­ hwoshers, full time or shareholder, discussed how to resolve their te r e s t from boxes and stores. Es­ Will train. High school ephone paid. $4 hour part time with flexible short-term intermediate-term tablished route. Work your own part time lob. nefit package. Includes call. Must have 2 to 3 differences without continuing a proxy fight over m u n i c i p a l Guide tuition reimburse­ graduate. Apply In per­ hours. 644-4745. five seats on the oil giant’s board. ' and long-term municipal bonds. approxtmotelv 6 hours Bring your children son Monday-Frldoy, 9- years maintenance su­ bonds appeals per week-get paid for with you and saye on ment, pension plan and pervisor experience. HELP I Full time at Whi­ ■ A group led by Texas financier Robert M. W illiam A. Doyle How long is the maturity of each Incentive program. 3pm. Aero All-Gas thorn Nursery. Route 6, to me. I have,„^ type? 10. Must beavallableat bobyslttlng costs. 21 Company, 315 Main Please send resume to : Bass offered to pay about 91.5 billion for the 91 hours per week, salary Call Ann Marie qM27- The Beacon Manage­ Bolton. 643-78C2. about 915O,04o press time (12:30pm) 6663.______Street, ' Hartford, CT percent interest in the publishing concern in investments0f<'-| ANSWER: There are no hard dally and Friday plus gas allowance. Su­ 278-9910; ment Corporation, 40 WANTEDI 2 self- Macmillan Inc. that it doesn’t already own. The pervise our carrier FULL Time doys and part DIcott Street, Suite 106, motivated agents for producing tax*r,>^, and fast dividing lines. Different (12:30am). Delivery of WAREHDUSE. Start at papers takes approxl- boys and girls. If you time nights for video Manchester, CT 06040. full time positions. management of the company said it was not for able interest. This money is for municipals come with maturities $8.30 per hour. 9:30- sale. far between. You can protect mately 1 hour. like kids, want a little stores. Pleasant work, Great Income poten­ my retirement, as I will have a yourself from that unlikely event of from lessthanoneyeartomore Independenceand your good pay, outgoing. 6pm shift with over­ CUSTDDIANS. Full time tial, bonus Incentive ■ Merv Griffin and Donald Trump resumed Monday-Saturday. De­ time. Good benefits. Custodian I, full and very small pension. o. by buying bonds insured by than 30 years. Generally, those pendable car a must. own Income coll 647- Robin or Jo. 528-1852. plan and flexible hours. their on-again, off-again negotiations for control Hands-on training. part time Custodian II, I realized the,market values of private companies, which pledge due to mature in about 10 years Call Bob at 647-9946. 9946 ask for Jeanne. ACCDUNTANT. Growing Part time positions of Resorts International Inc., a week after talks Pleasant atmosphere. positions available at also available. All In­ municipal bonds change, in rela­ to pay interest and principal of are considered intermediate SECRETARY- CPA firm needs man­ Apply In person RHAM High School In about the casino company collapsed. RECEPTIONIST & As- Receptlonlst. Full ager, superylsor, se­ terviews strictly ‘confi­ tion to interest rates. However, if defaulted bonds. term. But some people might call M o n day-Frld o y, 9- Hebron. For more In­ dential. Contact Bob at ■ Irving Bank Corp. said its board rejected slstant In Manchester time. Main responsibil­ nior and lunlor accoun­ 3pm. Aero All-Gas formation and applica­ I can do without the principal of For people in the highest a 10-year bond long term. Munici­ doctor's office. Depen­ tants for our firm Allbrio Realty, Inc. 649- Bank of New York’s sweetened takeover bid. such bonds until they mature, am pal bonds with really short ities Include: typing, Company, 3150 Main tion call S. Culllnan at 0917. Irving said talks continued on a friendly merger income tax bracket, municipal dable, pleasant person­ telephone and filing. which proyides a full ~ Street, Hartford, CT. 228-9474. EDE. I right in assuming they provide a maturities, such as three years or ality a must. Afternoon with a big Italian bank. bonds certainly can reduce taxes. Apply In person: H 8, B range of serylces. We 278-9910. reasonable way to i^ u c e my They are one of the few remaining less, usually are named munici­ hours. Permanent part ‘ Tool & Engineering, enloy on outstanding time position. Great ■ ’The Interstate Commerce Commission gave taxes? legitimate tax shelters. pal notes. 481 Sullivan Avenue, reputation with our CERTIHED DRIVERS V4 final approval to the 980 million merger of working conditions. South Windsor. An clients and offer excel­ Call 646-5153 leave lent adyancement op­ Greyhound and Trailways, the nation’s two ANSWER: You are absolutely QUESTION; Municipal re­ Equal Dpportunitv AUTDMDTIVE Clerk. NURSE AIDE Wholesale Dialributor QUESTION; When a municipal message. Employer. portunities. Send re­ largest bus companies. The two bus lines have correct. venue bonds are issued for a Exeperlenced pre- Meadows Manor, a 518 ■eeking qualified drivers. bond’s maturity date arrives, do I SECRETARY-Capable sume to: Botnick . ferred. Good benefits. bed long term health been operating as a single carrier since last July. ’The market values of already get the price I originally paid for single purpose, such as to pay for Carroll and Company, Must be 25 years old with typist to work In office Coll Morlarty Broth­ care facility has sev­ ■ The House Banking Committee approved issued municipal bonds rise when the bond or do I get the bond’s a hospital, a toll bridge or water located In Manchester 357 East Center Street, ers, 643-5135. valid (TT Class II license and Manchester, CT 06040. eral part time and full legislation requiring lenders to make full interest rates go down and fall market value on that due date? system, and the bond’s interest on Friday 4-7pm and clean driving record. Must Saturday 10-6pm, Sun­ PART Time Janitorial time openings on all disclosure on home equity loans. when interests go up. But, by and principal payments depends AUTOMOTIVE be able to pass D O T physi­ ■ ’The General Accounting Office said the holding a bond until its maturity on the success of that project. Are day 11-6pm. 3 weekends work, Manchester shifts Including wee­ ANSWER: You get the bond’s per month. Call 528- LIBRARIAN. Part time cal. Outstanding benefits liabilities of the Federal Savings and Loan date, you’ll receive the bond’s general obligation bonds issued to area. 2pm-6pm dally, person to maintain li­ RECONDITIONER / kends for Certiflad face value when it matures. Most 1300 for appointment. 5pm-9pm nights. All package. Apply between Insurance Corp. exceeded its assets by |13.7 repair roads, build local schools, brary and other re­ LOT AHENDANT Nurse Aides. Starting face value — unless it is called for municipals are issued in $5,000 LEGAL Secretory. Part Immediate openings. billion at the end of 1987, worse than the 96.3 early redemption or defaults. etc.? sources of 100 person y«non Import Doslof. hM salary Is $7.71 an hour 9am-3pm. minimum denominations. If you time, small local of­ Good storting pay. 5 engineering firm. In­ ImmodM* opwilne lor og- with ahfit and weekend billion deficit a year earlier. If a bond you own is called in own a 95,000 municipal bond, you days per week. Call gwoilvo. hardwortcing Indi­ ANSWER: Yes. General obli­ fice. Excellent skills cluding working with differentials and an ex­ Mc K e s s o n ■ A General Itervlces Administration appeals before its maturity, you redeem it receive 95,000 for it. If you own gation bonds — “ GOs,” for short required. Experience 951-6880.______cataloging software. vidual. Exparlanoa prslarrad preferred. Flexible but not naoaaaary aa vw wlH cellent benefits pro­ panel found discrimination against AT&T by the and get the “ call price.” That 9150,000 face value of bonds, you — also are called “ public pur­ PART Time. 6am to Seeking Independent, train tha ilg M parson. Cxoat- CORP. hours, diversified du- 11am. CRT operator, reliable Individual; li­ gram. Interested appli­ agency’s employees in awarding contracts. It price will be equal to or higher get 9150,000 when they mature. pose” bonds. They are backed by lant aalaiy, Inauianoa madl- 380 Dividend Rd. canceled four contracts that had been awarded to than the bond’s face value. tles. 646-1466.______must be dependable brary science back­ oal a dsnial bonsais. A p ^ to cants please apply to: ’The face value might be more the full faith, credit and taxing and have prior expe­ randy Edlngar, aarvloa mgr. the company’s rivals and ordered them given to If a bond defaults, the issuer WAITRESS Wanted part ground desirable. Con­ Mra. Oliveira Rocky Hill or less than the price you paid, power of the state, city or other time weekend morn­ rience. Call 9:45am to tact Kathy Tower, Foss AT&T. does not pay it off. Municipal depending on market conditions political subdivision that issued 11am to set up Inter­ & D'Nelll, 146 Hartford Ouburbm Subiru ings. No experience ne- 14 Haittafd Tpks., Vamon, CT 721-0800 bond defaults have been few and at the time of your purchase. On tham. cessarv. Will train. 742- view. Ask for Linda, Rood, Manchester D47-0101 9441.- 643-2337. 06040.646-2469 EDE/MF 64041550 1 ; ! U'; M V 5 ' r I i 'i i ____

HELP WANTED IHBPWAMTBI FDR DALE N a p WANTED HELP WANTED NELPWANTBl HELP WANTED HELP WANTED NELPWANTBl NELPWANTBl HELP WANTED TRUc5u5r!vor^enefRr, RN-CIIntcol Supervisor. INSURANCE; Our Medi­ o u t l e t Managers. INSTALLERS-Telephone SALES Person wanted. will train. Must hove M ANCHESTER. Raised MANCHESTER. Lovely 6 F U L L Tim# Automotive. Cleon clast II license. Ranch, built 1977, 4 room Cope In "Move- Home Care Agency cal Claims Deparhnent Large corporation Gas Station Attendant station wire with cur­ Experienced mole/te- seeking middle man­ Is expanding and we're seeking people with a rent State of C T T-2 mote for California clo­ DARI-FARMS H SALES Coldwell Oil, 649-8841. bedrooms, Vh baths, In" condition. En­ needed. Coll M & M H you m • hMOxwrking, ho- conformed neighbor­ closed porch off kit­ agement prefesslonal - seeking full time expe­ career In mind. Ability Service, 649-2571. limited Journeyman li­ thing store. Full and ICE CREAM nMl and anwiBaUe Individual who needs to'mike 186,000- hood, close to schools, chen, beamed celling to supervise our clini­ rienced Claims Proces­ to work with others a cense. Submit related port time. Coll 643-1772 DUMNE88 In living room, front to cal staff. Requirements sors. At least 1 year must. Move oheod In DISHW ASHER Needed work experience and MOiOOO now, eoll Oonnee- shopping, molor high­ ter Interview. Haa Immediate Openings UouTe nuffibor 1 Subaru OPFODTUNITilS bock master bedroom are BSN with minimum experience odlustlng your own business. Op­ evenings for hard wage requirements to: way, 10 minutes to working person. Ca­ WAITRESSES Full and doolor. Wa oNora domonoba- Hartford. We will ac­ with full both and od- 3 years clinical expe­ group health claims portunity to earn P.O. Box 1017, South- port time. Apply In • TRUCK DRIVERS tor, ntodlral, denial phw In- PIZZA Restaurant and lolnlno library. Extras rience. At least 1 year will secure you In ex­ S35,000-S100,000. Call reer opportunities ore burv, C T 06488. ouranoe ptye oxeellanl pay, cept any reasonable possible. Will train. person. Luigi's Restau­ (CIOM II) business. $58,000. Cen­ offer. Please coll 643- Include 11x9 cold cel­ In home core. Excel­ cellent salary, com­ 646-3875. rant, 706 Hartford cownilaalon end bonue plan. tury 21 Lindsey Real lar, extra storage lent salary and benefit plete benefit package Coll Covey’s, 643-2751. • RECEPTIONI8T/CLERICAL CowpanaoMon during tho­ 9095 or 659-5730 and ask ADMINISTRATIVE As- Rood, Manchester. 649- (Port-TImo) rough. training program. Estate, 649-4000.O tor Dove. under porch and out­ package. Send resume - and a traffic free loca­ slstant. Salary to 18K, BER Wonted for 5325.______' Ap^lnpoiaon: MANCHESTER. Pond- buildings. Convenient to; Connecticut Health tion directly off Route 2 excellent benefits, gen­ service vehicle. Only AUTOMOTIVE Clerk to everything. $139,900. Care Services, Route 6. In Marlborough, CT. neat, clean self- Experienced pre­ CLERICAL. To S15K. Di­ Apply In Person - vlew Estates lots avail­ eral office duties, com­ versified Credit Clerk Suburban Subaru Sentry Real Estate, 643- Columbia, CT. 06237. For further Informa­ puter, bookkeeping storting Individuals ferred. Good benefits. 14 Hartford Tpka., Vomon. C T Real Estate able. Exquisite setting, 4060.O tion give us a coll at need apply. High pay Coll Morlortv Broth­ position with Gloston- DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM homes In the neighbor­ EXPEDITER. Local ma- knowledge a plus. Call burv corporate office. 640-8660 nufocturer seeks Indi­ (203) 295-903 or for­ 742-8722. for good attitude. Also, ers. 643-5135. 40 Tolland Stags Rd., Tolland, CT hood of $400,000 to E l e g a n t 2soo square ward your resume to: subcontractors Customer contact by $1,000,000. D e ^ res­ toot custom home. 25' vidual to work In MECHANIC. Town of An- DRIVER Needed phone. Some typing Mon.-FrI., 8:30am-5:30pm / Sat. 9am-1pm HOMES 1st floor master bed­ Production Control de­ Human Resource Mon- needed. Coll evenings Monchester- trictions to protect oger. Diversified dover. Experience on 6-7pm. 649-3552 osk tor and data entry. De­ Paid Madleol, Profit Shorlno and PanNon Plan, ROE. FDR SALE your Investments. Coll room suite. 28' kitchen partment. Duties In­ light equipment work Wllllmontlc-Enfleld lightful offices. Conve­ 659-5730 and ask tor breakfast room I 3 full clude; material han­ Group Brokerage Cor­ Chris.______areas. 'A day on Satur­ WANTED poration, 369 North on local roads. Class M nient to highway. Good All real eitote advertised In Dove.______baths, gorgeous ter­ dling, record keeping, license preferred. Con­ A U TO M O TIV E Accounts day. Contact Tom or Main Street, Moflbo- benefits. Pee paid. Coll the Manchettor Herald It SOUTH Windsor. Beauti­ raced rear yard I Re­ data processing in-put. tact Rrst Selectman. Pdvable Clerk. Full Tony, Auto Point Dis­ OVEN MAN tubloct to tht Fair Houslno rouoh, C T 06447. time, experience pre­ Hilary Cuffs, CPC, Bus­ fully decorated 10 duced to $254,900 for Manufacturing and 74^730S. trib u to rs, 649-5211, iness Personnel Asso­ GRAND OPENING For loading toys Act of IMS, which makes It Immediate solel Blan­ computer experience M A IN TEN A N CE Person. ferred. Superior Auto, 8om-5pm or Saturday llleoal to odvartlse any pref- room Contompororv RECEPTIONIST wonted Columbia. 298-94.11. ciates. 659-3511. Into oven. oronce, llmlfotlon or dli crim­ Raised Ranch. Sun- chard & Rosseffo Real­ helptui but will train 40 hours. With benefits. Oom-lom. tors," We're Selling the right person. Excel­ Apply In person to Sol­ for busy medical office THE TOY WORKS ination bated on race, color, room, spiral staircase, In Manchester. Prefer la a dMolon ol one of the nollona lorgool and (aatoatgirowlna rellalen, tax or notional Houses" 646-2482.0 lent benefit package. vation Army, 385 Broad foUH toy oholne operating over 670 otorae noUonwIda. trench doors, hard­ Wages commensurate Street, Manchester. someone with medical LADIES origin, or on Intention to wood and parquet IM M ACULATE 8 room, background that en- CONST GUARD For light assembly mako any such proferonce, to year old Ranch with with experience. Call COMING TO GLASTONBURY! THE TOY WORM limitation or discrimination. floors, skylights, over­ Dave Fowler at 640-5265 SECRETARY. One man lovs working with peo­ of toys with no sized 2 cor garage lo­ contemporary flair. law office. Shorthand ple. Pleasant working OPPORTUNITY Now hoe ImmodWa oponlnga for Aoolatonl Monogara. The Harold will not know- for on Interview or Coahlara. lull end pert lima Stoak pooHlana. RexIMa day, standing. Call the Inelv accept any odvortlse- cated In family neigh­ 2000 squoro foot with 2 and word processor a conditions and benef­ Immediate openings bpths, 2 cpr gprpge pnd apply In person at Dean for men S woman bM* OLSTEN TEMPORARIES evening end weekend houra evellabto. moflt which Is In violation of borhood. Magnificent must. Call 646-2425, its. Coll 646-1119 for on the low. buy I Klernon Realty Inground pool. Machine Products. 102 woon 17*28. Enlleted, Colonial Road, Man­ 9am-5pm weekdays. Interview. will be recruiting May 23rd at the YHEYOYWORM KAGE SOUTHERN New Eng- 649-1147.0 $219,900. Blanchard 8. chester. 9am to 4pm. roaervo and officer op­ Buckboard Restaurant, 2941 Main Street, Otlera axeeHent wagee, banaSle, advanoament opportunlUaa lond closslfleld ods Rossetto Realtors," portunity available. and omptoyoa diaoourrta. Apply In pareon: COMPANY reach nearly 800,000 SOUTH Windsor. Quality We're Selling Houses" EOE. ______Glastonbury, 10am-3pm. PARTTIIM Technical training and 7:30am - 3:30 pm homes In Connecticut built Colonial In por­ 646-2482.0______RESTAURANT Molnte- exciting career poMl- . and Rhode Island. The ted location tor home nance Person. Full THE TOY WORKS OPEN House. Sunday 12- NEWS STAND DEALER blintaa. Program for STOP IN AND SEE US! LECHMERE PLAZA 96 Elm Street price for o basic 25 or business. 8 rooms, 4pm. Monchester. By time. Apply In person: BERUN TPKE. and PA8CONE PLACE Manchester word od Is only $55 and Vh boths, formal living The Gallery, 141 New Manchottfr aroo, dollver only to Honor Boxos High School grads, We have positions to fit your schedule owner. Mint 6 room, 3 QED and College HEWINQTON. CT. will oppeor In 43 news­ room and 1st floor bedroom Ranch with London Turnpike, and atords. Eatabllahad route. Work approxi­ and your skills. If you’ve been out of the IOC A i MNaK lfy of MoMIM Oocp. M/P 6 4 6 8 2 2 8 papers. For more In- Florida room. Florida Glastonbury. grads. Call 1-247-4280 attached one cor gar­ mately 8 hours per week - get paid for 10. Muat work force and are considering re-entry, , formation coll Clossl- room has wet bar and age. New kitchen, both to see If you quality to exceptional fireplace be available at Presa Time (12:30 pm) dally and ' fled, 643-2711 and ask and summer room. bo part of e team that Olsten will help you. ter dotolls.D______with 3 built In gasgrllls. Large tlreploced living Friday evening at 12:30 a.m. Delivery of papers helps others while Hardwood and tile Planning a vacation, between jobs, or TH R E E Bedroom Cope. room. 4k acre private Om CE CLERK takes approximately 1 hour, Monday thru helping yourself. Country charm, tlre- floors and 4 zone heat treed lot. Bucklev refocusing your career, whatever your ploced sittine room, ore some of the other School. $169,900. Direc­ MMdowa Manor, a 518 Saturday, dependable car a must. Call Bob at THE COAST GUARD features Included In long term hoMth situation or skill level, spacious tomllv room tions: Vernon Street to 847-9948. Aa Aimal Sarvlea CASH IN HAND leading to large deck. this home. This Is not a 15 Lynch Drive. 645- care facility haa a 25 Olsten has a place for you. Dining room, living drive by, must be seen 6605.______hour part time Office to be appreciated. FOR HELPING room, 'h plus wooded E IG H T Room expanded Clerk poaHlon avallaMe. acre. Redwood Forms. $249,900. Sentry Real The qualified candidate Estate, 6434060.O Cope plus carport. PART TIME $219,000. Open House $148,900. Century 21 muat have experience In HANDS May 21 and 22. 647- MANCHESTER. 133 Lindsey Real Estate, atatlatical typing, com­ NEWSPAPER INSERTERS 0279.0______Hlghwood Drive. See 649-4000.D puter date entry and te­ We’re Remodeling E A S T Hartford. Open this exceptional 9 room lephone / rec^lonlat Part titne afternoons.. Want to get Contemporary Raised CONVENIENT Country house, 1-4pm. 274 living I This 1 owner dutlea. Thia 9am-2pm out of the house for a few hours? We O'Connell Drive by CT Ranch that offers: 4 position sterte with a sa­ WORK SMARTER and Expanding... bedrooms, 1st floor oversized 8 room Real Estate Services. 7 are looking for responsible people to cathedral celling fam­ Ranch boasts 4 bed­ lary of |7 plus per hour room Colonial. 560- room, Vh baths, cen­ (commensurate with ex­ Insert advertising supplements Into 7032.______ily room, lovely We Need Ybu! cathedral celling living tral olr and vac. Fully perience) aa well as a our newspapers. M ANCHESTER. $350,000. oppllonced Including pro-rated benefits NOT HARDER! room. Skylight, sun Exclusive Lookout washer and dryer. package. Interested ap­ Monday - Friday. Temporary positions are deck, 7'h baths and Mountain orko, 8 room much more. Price lust Great In-law potential. plicants please apply In now available at our oversized Colonial, An- Only 20 minutes to person to: Please call Bob at 647-9946 for Earn Extra Money with your own reduced. $220,000. U & soldl built. 4 bedrooms, R Realty. 643-2692.a Hartford. $225,000. Pl­ more Information. - Manchester Store located at 2'/> boths, 2 fireplaces, ano Realty 646-5200. Meidows Manor part-time job. Bring your children with wet bar, gloss sliders to 333 Bldwell St. 145 Spencer Street. screened porch, over­ Manchester, C T 06040 MANCHESTER >119,90a you and save on babysitting costs. Grossman's is on the move and the time is now to begin build­ sized 2 cor eorago, 647-8191 ing your career with us. We are one of the leading retailers plaster walls and hard­ PRIVATE PARTY Become a Herald Area Advisor. of lumber and building materials in the country, and there's wood floors. Private OPEN HOUSE ^ no telling how far your ambition and dedication will take you. wooded yard. Just off exit 4 of 1-384. 15 min­ Sunday, May 22 / 1-4 PM Merchandise Ads We need motivated individuals for the following: utes to downtown Hart­ ford. Owner 646-8711. SALES ★ 21 H o u rs pe r w eek Remodelers M ANCHESTER. Choice home In choice loca­ Do thill w ord! • Full Time, 8a.m.-5p.m. tion. Quality built 7 apply ti you? 'k Salary plus gas allowance • Part Time, 4:30p.m.-9:00p.m. room Ranch. Many ex­ tras Including fire­ EMlMiMk MiMartir, • Part Time, 7p.m.-12a.m. place, hardwood •shtamr. dflaniliMi Permanent positions are also available. floors, appliances, ★ Supervise our carriers large tomllv room, 2 §2 * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Grossman's offers flexible schedules including parent's and cor garage, covered student's hours. Nights and weekends are available. Then call about our * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day patio and manicured * Classifications 71 thru 87 ★ Have Independence and . Excellent Benefits lawn. The perfect set­ challenging entry level . Very Competitive Wages ting tor 0 quiet family sales position. We of­ * Merchandise Under »250 your own income Please apply in person, Mon.-Fri., 8a.m.-8p.m., or call life. $214,900. Klernon fer training, salary and * Ad must contain price! Bruce Edwards or Marty Conroy at (203) 649-0136. Reolty 649-1147.0 full benefits. No cold You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds An equal opportunity employer EAST Windsor. Walk This vary attractive 2 bedroom townhouse calling. Fixed hours. r - a through this charming Is priced right and ready to move Into. Face to face opportu­ due to this low price... country home with CO nities to close. To ar­ i many extras on the CH FA and FHA approved — 285-0575. South Windsor line, range an Interview call Vh A MEMBER OF THE Dir: Ideal position for housewives, mothers cor garage, large out­ SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK Donna at G R O s s m R n ' s 98-C Oakland Street buildings, beautiful C O L O lU e L L CALL CLASSIFIED grounds with fruit 203-705-0083 with young children, or students. b a n k e r □ eolleet or ■EVERYTHING TO BUILD,WITH ■ trees. Priced to sell. See: $159,900. Century 21 Ep­ Dale Clayton 1-800-243-2292 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 NOW ! Call 647-9946 or 647-9947 Todayl stein Realty, 647-8895.a essiiniTVTs 11< f I r r r t t NQMB NOMIS FOR SALE APARTMENTS STONE AND RMMLE F 0R 8M 1 HOMES iwalHOMES CONOOMIMUMB REAL ESTATE iFO nSM i r o iiS M f FOR SALE IZ i I forsale ___ ^RMSALE WAHTED FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE VERNON. “ Brand new AAANCHESTteR. “ Houw MANCHESTER Colonial. IMMACULATE 5-4 alum­ MANCHESTER. Colonial EAST Hartford. Once In a LAND Wanted. Develop­ DENTAL Office. Lob and lifetime. This custom listing". Exceptional HOME For sale by owner. MANCHESTER. 4 room Of the week". Beoutiful Spacious 0 room Colon­ inum Sided 2 family. Cape located on aulet offering In large Ranch 6 room oversized Cape, ment or Investment sinks. Store with heat. street In desireable built brick front Ranch apartment. Applian­ Prime location. $300 Dutch Colonlol, S ial with Istfloor family Rec room, 116 both plus (Approximately 1400 MANCHESTER double lot, quiet neloh- quality land. 10-500 ces, heat, oarage, roomt, 4 beilrooms, room and 4 bedroomsi 0 treed lot with 2 car Bowers School Dis­ was designed to de­ acres sought by with heat. 647-9223 or light I Features In­ sauare feet). 6 rooms, 2 borhood, V h baths, laundry facilities, newer fomllv room, There's even a fire­ garage I Blanchard & trict. Newly enlarged baths, 2 garages, deck, oarage. Uniquely rem­ medium-sized develop­ 649-5334. kitchen M ^llghts this clude: 3 bedrooms, lease and security. heated basement. In- place In the living room Rossetto Realtors," large master bedroom odeled with open oak ment company. Brok­ Adults preferred. No ground pool and nice and a woodstove In the ' We're Selling Houses" beautifully decorated large living room with O P E N H O U S E staircase, ttfed foyer ers welcomed and fully bow window and field- suite, 3 flue chimney, pets. $595. Call 646-7260. private treed lot In family room. All this 646-2482.0 and maintained home. mint condition and and raised hearth fire­ protected. Call or INDUSTRIAL areo of tine homesi and It's located In a 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, stone fireplace, eot-ln Sunday, 12 - 4 PM place. $162,000. Call 646- write: Sugarbush, Inc., MANCHESTER. Large 3 MAKE Yourself at home I kitchen and a huge beautifully set In room apartment. Ap- PRDPERTY Only $310,000. Century great neighborhood. Cozy and comfortable 6 T16 baths, 1st floor woods on a hill with 3592 for oppointment. 200 West Center Street, 21 Llndsw Real Estate, $179,900. Anne Miller family room and 1st lower level family B7, Manchester, CT pllonces, heat, garage, room Cape on Benton room with a bar. Many nature I Asking MANCHESTER. Spa­ laundry facilities, MANCHE?TERrTndus- 640-4000.O Reel Estote, 647-aoOO.n Street. Tip-top shape floor laundry. All ap­ $174,900. Century 31 231 North Elm Street cious 2 bedroom Town- 06040. (203) 649-1490. trlol, office, commer­ pliances to remain. other features make lease and security. MANCH^»fik.rb^- MANCHESTER. Jmpres- Inside and out, tosteful this home really stand Lindsey Real Estate, M anchester house, 1 '6 baths, large Get the Want Ad habit... Adults preferred. No cial space. 2400 square room In IVk year old slve Colonial with 2 country decor, 2-3 bed­ Spacious deck over­ 649-4000.O______eot-ln kitchen, base­ feet.' Loading dock. looks lovely yard with outi Call for your pri­ read and use the little ads pets. $495. Call 646-7268. 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Winning Colors looks for win in Preaknow BOSTON — Butch Wynegar lined a AL Roandap tie-breaking double after failing to “ Most of them were from women sacrifice in the 10th inning Friday, By Ed Schuyler Jr. baseball at 29-11, won forthe 14th time and (Aildren. They saM things lilm night, lifting the California Angels The Associated Press ■ in their last 16 road games. ‘Ymi quarter horse trainer, what are over the Red Sox and Roger Clemens 4-2. Welch gave up seven hits, struck out BALTIMORE - A triumiA by the you ti^ng to do?’ ” Giico Walker led off the 10th with a six and balked three times in seven nUy Winning Coiors in the I ^ a k n n s ’The S2-year-old Lukas, a fonner walk, just the second issued by innings. He.balked home a run in the Saturday w ^ d be something to savor basketball coach, began his racing Clemens, 6-2. Wynegar fouled off a third inning and, leading 7-1, gave up for trainer D. Wayne Lukas, who was career by training quarter horses. The fourth and last filly to win the bunt attempt and then lined a double two runs in the seventh. a victorious viilain eight years ago. Welch had faced the Yankees four Preakness was Nellie Morse in 1924. to right as Walker scored easily. Mark A visit to the winner’s circle at previous times, in the 1978 and 1981 A victory by Mnning Colors would McLemore’s run-scoring single made nm lico wouid be a step into racing World Series. He was 0-1 with a 10.39 be generally popular and would put it 4-2. history for Lukas and his fontucky ERA against New York in those her in positkm to beemne the 12th Clemens, 6-2, walked only two while Derby winner, who would beemne the appearances. Triple Crown winner and first since raising his major league-leading first filly to win two Triple Crown Oakland, eight games ahead of Affirmed in 197B with a win in the strikeout total to 102. races. Texas in the AL West, continued its lV4-mile Belmont Stakes June 11. DeWayne Buice, 1-2, who replaced Eight c(dts, six of whom ran in the clutch hitting. ’The Athletics are Genuine Risk, who finidied second starter Chuck Finley at the start off D ei^, including runner-up Forty batting .321 with runner^ in scoring in the Belmcmt, was die only filly to the eighth, got the victory. Bryan Miner, will oppose her in die 1 position, and singles by Henderson run in all three races. Harvey pitched the 10th for his second S-16-miIe race. save. and Hubbard set up Hassey’s double The only odier Ally who had a “ If she were to win this one and the ’The Angels ended Clemens’ score­ in the second inning off Tommy John, chance at two wins in die series was next one, I think she would be great,” less streak at 19 innings with two runs 2- 1. Genidne Risk, who won dw IMi-mile Lukas said. John, who turns 45 on Sunday and is “ The difference between the Derby in the second. But the Red Sox scored Derby in 19W. an unearned run off him without a hit the oldest player in the majors, fell to In the Preakness, she lost momen­ and now is that diis time we’re not to tie the score 2-2. 22-18 lifetime against Oakland. tum when she was carried extremely underestimating her,” said John With one out. Dwight Evans wide at the top the stretch by Codex, ^fietch. adio trains Brian’s Time, who Marinera 3, Orioles 2 reached second on a grounder to who won by 4V4 lengths, with the filly was sixth in die Derby. “ We dodMed BALTIMORE (AP) - Alvin Davis the quality of her California races.” shortstop which Dick Schofield threw second. into the dugout. Evans took third as singled home Harold Reynolds in the Codex, who withstood a foul claim, Brian’s ’lim e, a stretch runner, will eighth inning Friday night, lifting the need someone to pressure Winning Mike Greenwell grounded out. On a was trained by D. Wayne Lukas. 3-2 pitch in the dirt, Jim Rice struck Seattle Mariners to a 3-2 victory over The following morning a guard at Colors and not let her set her own the Baltimore Orioles. pace, and Veitch feels he’ll get help. out, but Evans scored and Rice the stable gate gave Lukas a bag reached first on a wild pitch. Reynolds reached first on an error containing SO or 60 telegrams. “ I’d be very surprised to see ter get by second baseman Bill Ripken to her own way early in the race,” Veitch Clemens, who threw three-hit shu­ “ I thought the whole world wouid touts at Kansas City and Seattle last open the inning, and advanced on a congratulate me,” Lukas recalled said. AP photo week and had not allowed a run for 18 sacrifice bunt and an infield out Friday. “ I Just won the Preakness.” Trainer Woody Stephens said Forty innings, allowed eight hits and struck before Davis’ single. When he began to read the tele­ Miner, who was second by a neck in FILLY ATTENTION — Trainer Wayne Lukas pets Winning out nine. Mark Langston, 4-3, worked into the grams, however, Lukas “ found they the Derby, will go for the lead when he Colors after her early workout on Thursday. The filly is the The Angels combined three hits to eighth inning, leaving after a leadoff were running 10-1 against me, so I breaks from the No. 4 pmt Just inside walk to Fred Lynn. Mite Jackson the filly. favorite in today’s Preakness iStakes. overcome a 1-0 deficit in the second. stopped reading them. . Chili Davis led off with a double and pitched two scoreless innings for his took third on Jack Howell’s single off first save of the season. the wall in left field. After Chico Malone, Jazz are confident Walker struck out. Butch Wynegar hit Royals 4, Indians 3 Parker says dubs a ground ball directly to third KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Bo baseman Wade Boggs. Boggs Jackson’s two-out double in the eighth knew of drug use Bv Bob Black handing the Lakers their worst half as Bobby Hansen frustrated fumbled it, costing him any chance at inning scored Bill Pecota with the The Associated Press loss since the 1985 championship the veteran guard, who made just a double play, then threw out winning run Friday night as the series. In that year, the Boston 3-of-12 from the field. Wynegar as Davis scored. Kansas City Royals edged the Cleve­ By Alan Robinson Celtics defeated Los Angeles Hansen also helped Utah’s Schofield then tripled, scoring land Indians 4-3. The Associated Press Karl Malone isn’t giving any AP photo guarantees, but the Utah Jazz are 148-114, but the Lakers went on to scoring, making 10-of-ll shots Howell. ’The Royals, who prevented Cleve­ confident as they prepare for the win the title 4-2. from the field and finishing with Finley allowed seven hits, walked land from moving into first place in FLYING ANGEL — California shortstop Dick Schofield leaps to PITTSBURGH — Major league teams deciding game in dieir NBA The Jazz, who have already 25 points. five and hit a batter. the American League East, had blown avoid the slide Wade Boggs of trie Red Sox as he completes the ignored evidence in the late 1970s and early second-round playoff series on won in the Forum in Inglewood, “ Throw out the 10 lor 11,” said a 3-1 lead.~But Bill Buckner’s infield 1980s that many top players were drug abusers Athletics 11, Yankees 3 double play during the third inning in Friday night’s game at the Los Angeles Lakers’ home- CaUf, and lost Tuesday’s game Utah guard John Stockton, who single in the eighth was followed by because the teams wanted them to keep NEW YORK (AP) - Carney Fenway Park. court Saturday. there on a last-second shot by had 17 assists in the victory. Jackson’s double off the left-field wall playing, lawyers for Dave Parker charged. Lansford, the major league’s leading “We know we can win down Michael Cooper, are hopeful their “ What he’s doing on Magic he off John Farrell, 4-3. Bowie Kuhn, baseball commissioner at the hitter, had four singles, Dave Parker gave up seven hits before giving way hit an upper-deck homer, a double and there,” said Utah Jazz forward momentum will carry over. Steve Farr then pitched the ninth time, failed to act against known abusers even deserves a standing ‘O.’ homered and Ron Hassey drove in to reliever David Wells with one out in two singles Friday night in leading the “ I liked our chances after the for his second save. after his Investigator uncovered heavy cocaine ’Thurl Bailey. “People sometimes overlook three runs as the Oakland Athletics the seventh after a single by Jim Detroit Tigers to a 14-6 trouncing of On ’Thur^ay night, the Jazz second game,” said Bailey, refer­ the Chicago White Sox. use, in order to contain adverse publicity that that because M agic’s still coming beat the New York Yankees 11-3 Gantner and double by Paul Molitor. night evened the series at three ring to Utah’s 101-97 victory at the Blue Jays 3, Brewers 1 could have damaged baseball’s image, up with some pretty good Friday night in the first meeting of Wells struck out B.J. Surhoff and, Ray Knight and Darrell Evans each victories with an awesome 108-80 Forum May 10. “ All it takes is Parker’s attorneys said in court documents numbers. They don’t realize how America^ League division leaders. MILWAUKEE (AP) - Jim Clancy after a walk to Robin Yount, retired had three of the Tigers’ 20 hits. It was victory over the defending cham­ believing in ourselves. As long as got his first victory in a month and Greg Brock on a bouncer to third. Detroit’s third straight victory and filed Friday. we hang together and play well, if hard Bobby’s making him work. Lansford now is batting .396. Dave ’The Pittsburgh Pirates are suing their pion Lakers. Lloyd Moseby homered Friday night Clancy’s victory was his first since Chicago’s fifth loss in a row, their we come up short, it’s been a “ And it makes a difference,’’ Henderson got three hits, including a former outfielder to keep from making $5.3 Before the game, Malone gua­ as the Toronto Blue Jays beat the April 19. Wells got his second save. longest losing streak of the year. great year. Stockton said. “ Passes aren’t as pair of doubles, and Glenn Hubbard million in deferred payments owed Parker ranteed the Jazz would win and slumping Milwaukee Brewers 3-1. Frank Tanana, 7-2, gave up three' S “ It’s great to be able to do that easy (and) driving isn’t as easy. also had three hits in the 14-hit attack. Tigers 14, W hite Sox 6 under the five-year contract he negotiated in force a seventh game. He scored Clancy, 2-4 and winless in his five runsnnd three hits — all in the fourth to a team like that,” said Bailey, Mark (Eaton) has been getting a Bob Welch improved to 7-2 as the January 1979, shortly after he won the 1978 27 points, 16 in the first half, and previous starts, struck out six and CHICAGO (AP) - Alan Trammell who scored 20,points Thursday lot of the credit, but a lot of it has Athletics, with the best record in National League Most Valuable Player award. grabbed 11 rebounds to keep the night. “ It’s one of those things to go to Bobby, too. He’s been r Parker is now with the Oakland Athletics. promise, but Utah Coach FYank where our defense was clicking playing extremely hard.” The Pirates claim the former All-Star Game Layden criticized him for nnaking for us.” Pirates snap losing streak with win over the Braves MVP was addicted to cocaine for nearly five such a brash prediction. ' Hansen said he wasn’t sure Utah’s stingy defense held the years, that it caused an admittedly serious “I chastised Karl for that,” whether his performance has Lakers to just 6;of-20 shooting PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mike Diaz drove in three V Reds 7, Cubs 2 decline in Parker’s play and thathis fraudulent Layden said. “ He shouldn’t say frustrated Johnson, but he said from the field in the first quarter runs with his first two hits of the season as refusal to disclose his drug use legally cancels that. When you walk by the lion that is his goal. NL Roundup CINCINNATI (AP) - Paul O’Neill drove in three and Los Angeles finished the Pittsburgh snapped a five-game losing streak with a runs and Mario Soto won the 100th game of his^ the team’s financial obligations to him. it’s better to do it softly. You don’t game shooting only 37 percent “ I try to frustrate people in any 10-3 victory over Atlanta Friday night. career as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Parker’s attorney, Louis Willenken, said in a want to wake him up. from the field, making 30-of-80. game I play — tennis, golf, Junior Ortiz also drove in three runs foe the Cubs 7-2 Friday night. pretrial statement released Friday that the “ But Karl plays with a lot of Thomas’ third homer of the season. But the Pirates Byron Scott and Tony Campbell anything,” Hansen said. “ That’s Pirates, who scored three runs each in the first, Soto, 3-2, allowed five hits, three of them by first Pirates knew about Parker’s cocaine use but enthusiasm, and that’s needed came back with three runs in their half of the inning. scored 16 points and 14 points, one of my weapons.” third and fourth innings off Braves starter Tom baseman Mark Grace. He struck out six and walk ignored it and never complained until it came badly in the NBA — guys who play Barry Bonds singled to lead off the Pirates first with college-type intensity,” while Laker all-stars Kareem Another Jazz weapon has been Glavine, 1-6. one in his third complete game of the season. time to pay him. and Andy Van Slyke followed one out later with an Abdul-Jabbar and Magic Johnson the 7-foot-4 Eaton, who has Mike Dunne. 2-2. picked up his first win since Parker will reveal names of other players Layden said. “ But they some­ infield single, breaking an O-for-18 slump. Consecu­ Reds rookie Jeff ’Treadway had three hits, were held to just 10 points each. clogged up the middle and shut opening day. He allowed nine hits and three runs who used drugs if the case goes to trial times say college things.” tive singles by Bobby Bonilla and Diaz produced two extending his hitting streak to 13 games. O’ Neill hib Johnson, who entered the game over 7 2-3 innings, struck out four and walked three. “pursuant to proper confidentiality proce­ The Jazz used a 26-2 run in the down the 41-year-old Abdul- runs before Ortiz’s sacrifice fly made it 3-1. two hits, including a homer, and scored three runs. averaging more than 20 points, Jabbar, the NBA’s all-time Dunne was on the disabled list from April 6 through dures,” according to the pretrial statement. first quarter and led 31-13 after Diaz had been O-for-9 since coming off the disabled The Reds scored four runs on five hits in the the first period en route to was held scoreless in the second playoff scoring leader. April 28 with a muscie strain in his left side. The Braves took a 1-0 lead in the first on Andres list earlier this month. second inning. t i -J iK 'd A A 'a '6 * • V » 6 A a ' a ' a W'a *. t v t M 4 f « I i * S S 4 * M Sporto in Brief Scoreboard

POOTBALL Sports in Scoreboard Including o solo blast for Pogpnl s. Standings: Outdoor Store 3-p, Mon- Natlufial FeetbaH League NEW EN G LA N D PATR IO TS— Signed Manchester InvHatlonal today chester Cycle 3-1, Sb*r1*!no'’ ^ 1 ' G l* "" Softbafl Construction 3-1, Moln Pub 2-2, Pogo- Dave Texeira, plocekicker, to o tree- Cbicoge 80S 808 008-4 The seventh annual Greater Manchester Invita­ agent contract. Oilers take 2-0 lead CtaCbUKril 8 «l 80S M l— 7 nl's 1-3, Forr's 1-3, Brand Rex 04. H O C KEY tional will take place todaybeginningat 9; 30a.m. at Game Winning RBI — ONelll (3). IWIWnOI VfOCKVV EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) — Wayne Gretzky, BasebaD E— Berryhlll. LOB— Chicago 4, Cincin­ Manchester High’s Pete Wigren Track. The MINNESOTA NORTH STARS— \sportscard! nati 11. 2B— (Srace, Larkin, Treadway, who set up Edmonton’s first two goals, scored the Manchester High and East Catholic boys’ and girls’ Dinty Acoulred the rights of Igor Llbo, wing, from AOcGrIff, Ounston, ONelll. HR— ONelll (2), the Calgary Romes In. exchange for a game-winner with 8; 39 to play Friday night, giving Groce (2). SB— Larkin 2 (17). S— Soto 2. squads will participate. A year ago, 17 schools and Nufmto Mechanical Services edoed fifth-round draft choice In the 1900 draft. Sterlino Upholstery, 7-S, Friday night at little League the Oiiers a 62 victory over the Boston Bruins and a Amtrlcan Lngue $tindlng$ SF-McGrIff. approximately 600 athletes took part along with 900 COLLEOE IP H R ER BB SO Keeney Field. Glenn Cobb was the MICHIGAN— Named Bo Schem- two-game iead in the Stanley Cup finals. winning pitcher. Cobb, Scott Unsen- Chleogo spectators. East Hartford is the defending boys’ and bechler, athletic dtrector, and Jack Butt DivMoa Sutcliffe L,64 263 4 4 4 4 2 blgler, Dan Wright, Paul Carpenter, WeldenIXKh, associate athletic director. Gretzky set up first-iperiod power-play goals by girls’ champ in Me large school division. There is Bubba Martin and Hugh Quinn hit well W L Pet. OB BLandum 31-3 3 0 0 2 2 Glenn Anderson and Mark Messier, and it looked — DIPIno also a small school division. for the winners. Mark Salsburv cracked American • New York 25 14 .441 2 3 1 1 1 3 like that would be enough after the Oilers slowed Cleveland 25 15 .425 W anctanoH four hits far Sterling while Dan Pellerin A rm y ond Novy defeated Modern Detroit 24 15 .415 1 Soto W J-2 9 5 2 2 1 4 added two. Janitorlol, 0-1, Friday night of Waddell Boston’s attack to a standstill for the first two Boston 20 17 .541 4 BK— Soto Z BLondrum. Coventry baseball In action Field. Andy Lawrence hurled o no- periods. Milwaukee 20 19 .513 .5 Unrnires— Home, Crawford; Rrst, Har­ hlttw for the winners and struck out G olf COLCHES’TER — ’The Coventry High baseball A Eatl But Bob Joyce gave the Bruins life when he beat Toronto 17 23 .425 8'/) vey; Second, Pulll; Third, Davidson. three. Lawrence and Sean LoBrec hod Baltimore 4 34 .150 19'A T — 2;5D. A-44,3S4. team will be at Bacon Academy today at 9 a.m. for Cummings Insurance nipped Gentle two hits each while Steve Weaver was a Edmonton goaltender Grant Fuhr with a slapshot West iMvIslen ■Charter Oak Conference matchup. Tpuch Cor Wash, 3-3, at Robertson defensive standout. For Modern, Bill from the top of the left circle 35 seconds into the third w L Pet. (» Park. Josh Howrovd led Cummings Stratton and Tim Mulligan ployed well. Tallwood Oakland 29 11 .725 — with two hits while Jon Dubois and period. Ex-Oiler Ken Linseman tied it at 3;J6, Texos 20 10 .524 8 Frank Llvlnglson hod two apiece In BLIND 9 Of 10 — Gross — Marcia backhanding his own rebound behind Fuhr. Kansas City » 20 .500 9 Olympians to be honored Rookie Loaguo Robbins 43, Barb Larson 44. Net -- Chicago 18 21 .443 \0'h SIm m IHm b : B ray .MsMiers 3-0, Man­ Dime Willis 33.5, Sally Whitham M J, But the Oilers regained control of the tempo and Seattle 10 23 .439 i m The Manchester Sports Hall of Fame will honor Police Union slipped by Dickenson Agnes Chldester 35, Ronnie Lynch 35, chester Medical B u M ly 3-1, M A K Plumbing, 14-13, Friday night. Mike Esa Tikkanen set up the winning goal, stealing a Minnesota 14 21 .432 ii'/» Basketball five area Olympians — Joe McCloskey, PeteO ow , Company 9-1, Lothrop Insurance ^2, Prindivllle tripled twice and knocked In California 17 24 .415 12'/i Jones Londscoplno 3-3, Cummlnos Insu­ ^ BUHD?ef 9— Gross— Alice Young pass just inside the Boston blue line and relaying the FrM ov'i Oomee Llndy Remigino, Andy Bessette and the late Bill flye runs while Darrell Delong odded 24, Rolando Clark 24. Net - - Jeanne rance 3-3, J.C . Penney 1-3, Gentle Touch two hits and played well In the field. puck to Gretzky, aione in the slot. Gretzky deked Oakland 11, New York 3 Burton — at its annual induction dinner on Friday, Car Wash 64. Phipps 15, Lllllon tamonoeo 14, Lorna California 4, Boston % 10 Innings Robert Daring and Jake Ford also hit Moyer 14, Joan Hamllto 14.5. Boston goaltender Rejean Lemelin to the ice and NBA playoH plctura srell. For Dickenson, Don Reiser and SeottleS, Baltlmore2 Sept. 23, at the Army and NSvy Club. backhanded the puck under his stick. Kansas City 4, Clevelands The inductees for this year are to be announced. Tony Bombardier hod key hits while Brian Fontaine hit and played well. LPRA Champlonahlp acoras Jari Kurri scored into an empty net with seven Toronto 3, Milwaukee 1 Gentofence SemHlnMs PM Constructton threw out Trosh- seconds to play for the final margin. Detroit 14, Chicago 4 (Best-ofetyen) Awov, 11-4, at Robertson Pork. Brendan Minnesota at Texas, ppd. rain Sunday, Ntay 8 Maleeva dn upset victim D«ifty « i d Bob Onthonfc hod three hits MASON, Ohio (AP) — Scons Friday The series moves to Boston for Games 3 and 4 Saturday's (tomes L.A. Lakers 110, Utah 9\ each for PM while fkirry Bernstein, otter the second round of the S35DJXI0 Sunday and Tuesday nights. Collfomla (Krowesyk 00) at Boston Tuesday, iMoy 18 GENEVA, Switzerland — Unseeded Isabelle LPGA Championship, being ployed at the (Hurst 61), 3:20 p.m. Detroit 93, Chicago 82 Foul Miller, Jeff Tobm and Paul Blain Track Detroit (AAorrIs 65) at Chlcooo (Blttlger Demongeot of France upset top-seeded Manuela added twa each. For Trash Away, Jeff 4J09-yara, par-73 Grizzly course at the Denver 124, Dallas 115 Splewak and H a rry Cummings had two Jack Nlcklout Sports Center; 60), 3:20 p jn . Utah 101, L.A. Lakers 97 Maleeva of Bulgaria 7-5, 6-4 Friday in the safeties each. Solly Qulnkm 4948— 137 Wadkins ties for lead Oakland (C.Young 61) at New York JoBB CansBco iviQT ■ quarter-finals of the $100,600 Geneva O ^ n tennis S lm d h iB s: Gibson's G ym 40, Wlnnln- Laura Hurl but 7647— 139 (Rhoden 1-3), 7:30 p.m. Boston 110, Atlanta 101 ger's Gymnastics 3-1, PM Construction Harahoy Moot Amy Alcott 4671— 139 FORT WOR’TH. Texas — Lanny Wadkins scored Seattle (Bankhead 61) at Baltimore Thuiidav, OMiv 13 tournament. Sherrin Smyers 4671— 139 (Bollard (H)), 7:35 p.m. This power hitter for the Chicago 105, Detroit 95 3-1, L M G ill Manufacturing 3-3, Trash- an eagle-3 in a round of 68 that left him in a 3-way tie aevetand (Bailee 64) at Kansas a ty “I’ve never beaten a top 10 player in my life,’’ the A w oy 1-3, Manchester Oil Heat 1-3, Dean Fellesvlng ore the results from the Nino Foust 4673— 140 Oakland A's is a career .253 Dallas 11Z Denver 108 Hershey Track and Field Meet held lost Sherri Turner 7671— 141 for the lead Friday at the halfway point of the (Bannlsler63),0;05p.m. mdoy. May 13 21-year-oid from St. ’Tropez said after ousting Machine 1-3, Manchester Police No. Toronto (SHeb 63) at Milwaukee (Boslo batter. An outfielder, he was 140S1-3. weekend of Pete Wigren Track staged Dot Germoln 7646-141 $750,000 Colonial National Invitation tournament. Boston 108, Atlanta 97 Maleeva, the world’s sixth-ranked player. by the Manchester Rec Department. Amy Benz 7671- -141 63), 8:35 p.m. Rookie of the Year in 1986. Uhta 94, U A . Lakers 89 Wadkins was tied at 5-under 135 on the Colonial Minnesota (SIraker 1-2) at Texas (Kllgus In Saturday’s semifinals, I)emongeot, ranked Boye 6 ie : 50; 1. Darren White 9.04,2. Morel Bozarth 7670-142 In the poist two years, he av­ Saturday, Mcnr 14 W e U S k ii David Nllson, 3. A. J. Robenhymer; 100; Debbie AAossev 47-75— 142 Country d u b (xiurse with Clarence Rose and Scott 63), 8:35 p.m. Detroit im , Chicago 79 SOth, will meet unseeded Barbara Paulusof Austria. Mel-Chl Cheng 7670— 142 Sunday's Gomes eraged 32 homers per sea­ Denver 107, Doltas 105 Edwards-347 defsoted Thrifty Pock- 1, White 14.34, 3. Nllson, 3. Robbie Hoch. The three were part of the five-man group California at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Paulus, 17, and ranked 91st in the world, who Bennett; 300:1. Kyle Zowlstowskl 37.50; Colleen Walker 71-71-142 son and 115 runs batted in. Sunday, OAoy is ags Stora, 11-3, at Pogonl Field. Glen Avoko Okamoto 71-71— 142 that shared the first-round lead. Oakland at New York, 1:30 p.m. Atlanta 110, Boston 92 defeated Iva Budarova of Czechoslovakia 6-2, 6-2. Bolduc slammed four hits for Edwards 400; 1. Zowlstowskl 1:23; Softball Seattle at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. He was born July 2, 1964, in throw: 1. White 112'1", 3. Robenhymer; Muffin Spencer-Devlln 7672— 142 Hoch and Rose, a playoff loser last week in Dallas, L.A. Lakers 11X Utah 100 while Tim Weeks, Paul Nowak, Joe Danielle Ammaccopane 7448— 142 Detroit at Chlcooo, 2:30 p.m. Havana, Cuba. Detroit 94, Chicago 77 Ratalc, John Sulllyan, Tony Dlloreto Long lump; 1. Bennett 5'7'',3. Nllson, 3. Cleveland at Kansas City, 2:35 p.m. Zowlstowskl. Kathy Postlewolt 7449— 143 also shot 68s. Hoch regained a share of the lead with Dallas 124, D e n ^ 103 and Bert Lessard added two each. For Jane Geddes . 7 6 7 0 - 143 Toronto at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. MoiKknf, Moy u Thrifty, To m Kibble, M ark St. Jean, O in s 6 1 0 :50:1. Laura Leonard9.25,2. birdies on two of the last three holes. Minnesota at Texas, 3:05 p.m. Kelly Klemyk, 3. lUeghon Buckley4; Connie ChlllemI 7449— 143 Atlanta 118, Boston 109 Television and Radio Chris Barblerl and Daye Hovey had two Judy Dickinson 7449^143 Tuesday, May 17 hits each. 100: .1. Leonard 17.44, 3. Klemyk, 3. Buckley; 4300: 1. Christine Parsons Solly Little 7671— 143 L.A. Lakers 111, Iffah 109 40.00. 3, Stephanie M yer 43.25,3. CynthiaMIssle BerteottI 7470— 144 Charles leads Seniors National Laagua raaulta Dallas 110, Denver 104 Hughes; 400; 1. Parsons 1:44,400relay; AAorta Rgueras-Dottl 7470— 144 National Laagua atandinga Widnisdov, May 18 P ig in l Atlanta 11Z Boston 104, TODAY ? 1. Maryanne Fitzgerald, Marlssa Bar­ Jon Stephenson 71-73— 144 SCARBOROUGH-ON-HUDSON, N Y. - Bob Mudvlle Nine slid by Nassiff Sports, rett, Soroh Conover, Sarah Harvey Vicki Fergon 71-73— 144 Charles shot a tournament record 7-under-par 63 East Divltioii Piratac 10. Bravaa 3 1:30 p.m. — New Britain Red Sox at Pittsfield, 67, at PaganI Reid. Lance Totro, Chris 1:30.42; Softball throw; 1. Leonard 51', OB Detroit 102, Chlcooo 95, Detroit wins WCNX (1150-AM) Declantls, GIno Falcetta and Jeff 2. Sarah Harvey; Lone lump: 1. Colonial Golf scoros Friday to take the first-round lead in the $300,000 New York series 61 Phelan hod two hltd each for the Parsons t 't W ', 3. Hughes, 3. havers. Commemorative Tournament. PItlsburgh ATLANTA PITTSBURGH ■ Thursday, May 19 2 p.m. — Golf; Colonial National Invitational, winners. For Nossiff, Al Menasion Beys 11-13: 1. 100: 1. Kurt SIbrInsz St. Louis a b rh b l O b rh M (tollos 108, O n v e r 95, Dallas wins Channel 3 cracked four hits while VInnIe Purnho- 14.00, 2. Andy Brindisi, 3. Peter Santos; FORT W ORTH, Texas (A P ) — Scores The 52-year-old New Zealand native, winless in Chicago DJomesef 4 0 0 0 Borxts It 2 2 10 series 62 gen had three and Mike Robinson, Tim 200; 1. Quint Pospisll 33.93, 2. Jomle Friday otter the second round of the nine events on the PGA Senior Tour this year, had an AAontreal Thomosss 5 13 1 Und2b 5 1 1 0 Utah 108, L.A. Lakers 00, series tied 63 2 p.m. — Golf: LPG A Mazda Championship, McCarthy and Marty Simon collected Sovllonls 34.14,3. Andy Brindisi; 400: 1. $750,000 Notional Invitation golf tourno- Phlladdohla DMrphy rf 4 1 1 0 VonSlyk cf 3 3 10 FTMov, May 20 Channel 30 two each. John Carlson 1:11,2. Timothy Elmore, mentonthe7,116yard,por35-3S— TOColonlal eagle, six birdies and a bogey at the 6,545-yard West DIViflOfl Griffey If 3 12 0 Bonilla 3b 5 2 11 Boston 10Z Atlanta 100, series tied 63 2; 30 p.m. — Volleyball; Mademoiselle Champion­ 3. Jam ie Sovllonls; 100:1. Carlson 2:40, Country Club course (odenotes omo- Sleepy Hollow Country Club to ^ k e a two-shot lead / W L GB GPerry 1b 4 0 11 Pedriqu 3b 0 000 Satantav, 04ay 21 2. Jason Marsh, 3. Elmore; Long lump; teur); over Larry Mowry. Los Angeles Virgil c 4 00 1 MDIoz rf 3 2 3 3 Utah at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m. ship, ESPN Roc 1. Brindisi 7'10", 3. Santos, 3. SIbrInsz; Lonnv Wodkins 47-48— 135 Houston 22 IS .595 'h Oberkfl 3b 4 0 10 RRevIds rf 10 0 0 Sunday, May 22 3 p.m. — Bowling: AAW Pro Bowlers Classic, Army and Navy scored three runs In Softball throw: 1. Santos 124'8", 2. Clorence Rose 47-48— 135 Mowry was the first-round leader last year, but Cincinnati 21 19 .525 3 Gant 2b 4 0 10 Million 1b 3 0 11 AtlontaotBostan.l p.m. the top of the seventh Inning to take a 3-1 Pospisit, 3. Kevin Fitzgerald. Scott Hoch 47-48— 135 finished in a tie for seventh. Son Francisco 20 20 .500 4 Glovlne p 10 0 0 (irilze 2 0 13 Chs.8, 40 G lrtl 11-13; 100; 1. Sarah Rose 17.00,3. Joey SIndelor 71-45— 134 Echlbcx p 2 000 Fermln ss 3 0 11 win over Manchester Pizza at Nike Chick Evans, a rookie playing his sixth event on Son Diego 13 24 .333 W/i 3; 20 p.m. — Angels at Red Sox, Channel 30, NESN, Field. Bruce Fray, Greg Qualls, Keith Sara Pasons, 3. Meghan Dyer; 200: 1. Ben Crenshaw 4947— 134 Atlonta 11 24 .297 11'/4 AHollph 10 0 0 Dunnep 3 0 0 1 Jones, Russ Benevides and Bob Teels Tam ara VIsco 32.00, 2. Rowe; 400: 1. Steve Pate 4947— 134 the Senior Tour, was tied for third at 66 with Charles Rldoy's (tomes Alvarez p 0000 Gottp 0 0 0 0 WTIC Totals 34 3 9 3 Totals 30101010 hod two hits each with Jarvis and Teet VIsco 1:10, 2. Parsons; Long jump: 1. Mike Hulbert 4948— 137 Coody. Late (tomes Not Included 3:30 p.m. — NBA playoffs: Jazz at Lakers, each tripling. Kevin Morse and Ben VIsco 4'10", 2. Koydee Robenhymer, 3. David (iraham 71-44— 137 Rttsburgh 10, Atlanta 3 Channel 3 Repoll had two hits each for Manches­ Parsons; Softboll throw: 1. Rowe49'4", John Huston 7647— 137 Harold Henning. Bruce Crampton and Jim Ferree Cincinnati 7, (3ilcago 2 Bovvling 2. Dyer. Dove Rummells 71-44— 137 Houston at St. Louis, (n) Atlonta 100 001 810— 3 4:30p.m. — HorseRacing; ThePreaknessStakes, ter Pizza. Repoll tripled. were next at 67. Rffsburgh 303 380 18k— 18 Beys 1614:100; 1. Luke Zopodko 14.22, AAork Calcovecchia 4649— 137 New York at Los Angeles, (n) (tome Winning RBI — MDIoz (1). Chs. 8,40 2. Sabota Bell, 3. David Wade; 200: 1. Paul Azlnger 7648— 130 Philadelphia at Son Dle(K>, (n) E— Oberkfell. DP— Atlanta 1. LOB— Nike Joe Torza 35.40; 000: 1. Bryce Poirot D.A. Welbring 71-47— 130 Montreal at San Francisco, (n) Atlanta 9, Pittsburgh 7. 2B -O rtlz. HR— 6 p:m. — Motorsports: Indy 500 time trials, ESPN 2:40,3. Zopadka,3. MIkeTryon; 1400; 1. Rick Fehr 7649— 139 faturdav's (tomes LaVaa Induatrlal Washington Social Club trounced Tom Watson to be honored Thomas (3). SB— Bonds (5). SF— Ortiz, 7:30 p.m. — Athletics at Yankees, Chs.11,26, Poirot 5:34, 3. Wade; 400 relay: 1. John Inman 47-72— 139 Montreal (Youmans63)atSon Francisco Fermln, Dunne. Brawn's Package Stare, 17-1, at Nike Tryon, Zopodko, Torzo, Bell 50.34; Gll Morgan 7649— 139 (Reuschel 62), 4:05 p.m. Dick Moonan 550, «Tom Crickmore WPOP Field. Jon Brandt hod four hits. Softball throw: 1. Bell 172'1", 2. Tryon, Jodie Mudd 47-72-139 PINEHURST, N.C. - Tom Watson, Peter Chicago (Tewksbury 60) at Cincinnati 216206589, (torv Rawson 206216575, 8 p.m. — College baseball: Southwest Conference Including two home runs for the winners 3. Torzo. (D.Jockson 61), 7:05 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Jeff Jones 247-431, Ed Bachl 206592, while Scott Hanson added three hitsand Thompson and Robert Harlow have been selected as Atlanta Andy Michaud 216207-409, Carl Barnard final, NESN Girls 1614; 100: 1. Jessica Lawrence Atl(xita (Coffman 63) at Pittsburgh Chris Mateva, Bob McMahon, Bob 14.0, 2. Melissa M yers, 300; 1. Kim Botes 1988 inductees for the PGA-World Golf Hall of (Rsher 60), 7:05 p.m. Glovlne L,1-4 31-3 7 543, Dave Neff 246402, Jim B u o n o ^o n e 10 p.m. — Mets at Dodgers, SportsChannel, Mateva, Scott Jones and Mike Winter 39.0; 1400:1. Bates 7:44; Softball throw; Fame, said Peter Stilwell, hall director. Houston (Darwin 63) at St. Louis Echlbgr 363 3 220, Mike Flellsteod 204, Tom Provencal s WKHT added two each. For Brown's, Bill 1. Rachel Leslie 04', 2. Botes; Long Hockey (O'Neal 62), 8:05 p.m. Alvarez 1 0 326316404, Jim Mogowan 207, Dan Manegglo and Jeff Cote hod two blngles lump: 1. Jessico LowrenCe- 4'4", 2. The trio, chosen by a committee of the hall of fame New York (Gooden 7-0) at Los Angeles PiltdMrgh Elmore 206225-418, Angus Plourde 246 apiece. Myers, 3. Leslie. and the Golf Writers Association of America, will be (Belcher 61), 10:05 p.m. Dunne W,62 763 9 400, Roger Lagoce 241-206226447, N or­ Gott 11-3 0 man Jaaulth 247-424, Dale Doodv 236 SUNDAY inducted to the Hall in Pinehurst, N.C. diying the Phllodelphlo (Rowley 65) at Son IXego ((kont 63), 10:05 p.m. WP— Dunne Z 577, Tom Atamlan 206559, Ernie 1 p.m. — Angels at Red Sox, WTIC Chirtsr Oik NHL playoff picture PGA-World Golf Hall of Fame Invitational Nov. 3-5. Sundov't O nm ii Umpires— Home, DeMuth; Rrst, Werv Whipple 204, Mark Masely 209, Mike delstedt; Secorxl, Rennert; Third, Marsh. 1 p.m. — NBA playoffs: Hawks at Celtics (if Glenn Construction II whipped Postal Atlanta at Rttsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Kopp 572, Joe Parker 220-519, Al Senna Chicago at Onclnnotl, 2:15 p.m. T — 2:49. A— l o m 207-U1, Rich Higgins 226583, Fred necessary), Channel 3, WKHT Express, 14-3, at Rtzgerald Field. Bill Stanley Cug Fkioti Kozicki 572, John Kozicki 216541, Pete Silver had four hits, Mark MIstretto Edmonton vs. Boston Houston at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. 5 1 p.m. — Tennis: Dow World Seniors Open, ESPN Kimball leads U.S. divers New York at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. Beaudry 226572, Roger MIeezkowskI three and Bill Finnegan and Bob Tnuisactions Wednesday. AAoy 18 346230-454, Roy Rowett 206583, (toorge 1:30 p.m. — New Britain at Pittsfield, WCNX Flanagan two apiece for Glenn. Peter Edmonton 2, Boston 1, Edmonton leods Philadelphia at Son Diego, 4:05 p.m. LARGO, Fla. — Bruce Kimball. 1984 Olympics MontreoLatitre o t^ SSon Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Russell 316236599, (to ry C v r 216542, (1150-AM) Doran hod two hits for Postal. series 1-0 Don Wilson 200-216404, Don Humiston Standings: Telephone Society 4-0, m d a y. AAoy 20 silver medalist in the men's platform, won the Rada 7, Cuba 2 555, Nick MarottI 204, B arry PInnev 204, 1; 30 p.m. — Athletics at Yankees, SportsChannel, Tierney's 3-0, Postal 62, Acadia Restau­ Late (tome Net Included men’s event Friday to heip the United States beat rant 2-2, C B T 1-2, Manchester Property BASBBALL (tove Howey 226579. WPOP American League Boston at Edmonton, (n) China in a dual meet. Rntri standinita: Wilson's Won 84.5, M aintenance 1-3, H ighland Park Sunday. A ^ CHICAGO CINCINNATI 2 p.m. — Golf: LPGA Mazda Championship, Market 1-3, Glenn I1 1-3. BOSTON RED SOX— Activated Rich 22 Corbitt Construction 81, Westown Phar­ Gedmon, catcher, from the disabled list. Edmonton at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Chen Xiaodan of China won the women’s event. Little League a b rh b l a b rh b l macy 79, J.P. Machine 78, Ann Marie's Channel 30 Optlonsd Steve Ellsworth, pitcher, to Tuesday, AAoy 34 The United States outscored China 21-19 in the Sndbrg 2b 4000 Daniels If 4 0 0 0 Restaurant 77, DeCormler's Devils 74, 2:30 p.m. — Motorsports: Winston Cup, Chs. 8,40 A Ciirtril Pawtucket of the International League. Edmonton at Boston, 7:35 p.m. (Jrace 1b 4 13 2 Larkin ss 5 0 4 2 Lafayette Escodrllle 73, Wyman Dll 70, Thursday, AAoy 34 two-day meet. Dawson rf 3 000 EDovIscf 3 0 0 0 Cardinal Buick 47, M AM Dll 44, Astros 3:30 p.m. — Golf: Colonial National Invitational, Sportsman Cafe overwhelmed Po- Boston at Edmonton, 9:05 p.m.. If Polnselr If 4 0 00 RRonckef 0 0 0 0 44, MAR Appliance 40, SNETC054, M AL CINCINNATI REOS-Mloned Leo Gar­ Kimball, of Ann Arbor. Mich, scored 655.0 points. American Farm 4 0 0 0 4 10 0 ■Channel 3 gonl Caterers, 163, at Rtzgerald Field. da, outfielder, to Nashville of the American necessary Low 3b Durhm 1b Construction 51. Dove Dougon hod three hits, Paul Assodotlon. Saturday, AAoy 28 Mike Wantuck of Columbus. Ohio, was second with American Legion remained unbeaten Berrvhllc 4000 Bell 3b 4 1 1 0 44>.m. — Mets at Dodgers, W FAN (1050-AM) DMrtnzcf 3 0 0 0 ONelllrf 5 3 2 3 Morharo a three-run homer and solo NEW YORK M E TS — Activated Dave Edmonton at Boston, 7:35 p.m.. It 650.65, followed by Li Kongzheng of China with 639.1 with a 167 win over MARC on Friday 5 p.m. — U.S. Olympic basketball trials. shot, Jon Gonzales two hits Including a necessary night at Buckley Reid. Tommy Entwls- Dunstonss 3 0 10 Tredw vlb 4 13 1 Pawdar Pufl Atagodon, Inflelder, from the ISdoy and Chen Yingjian of (%ina with 636.45. Sutcliffe p 1110 McGrIffc 2 12 1 SportsChannel homer, Thad Rlsley two hits Including a disobled list. Optioned Atark Carreon, Tuesday, AAoy 31 tle scored three runs and played well three-run homer and Russ Sheo two hits Boston at Edmonton, 9:05 p.m.. If American Greg Louganis, who won the gold defenslyely, Tim m y Shanahan and Alex BLondmp 1 0 0 0 Sotop 1000 M ary W right 440, Nancy Hahn 196182- outtlelder, to Tldewoter of the International 1 0 0 0 500, Vicky Lodobouche 186181-176545, 5 p.m. — Motorsports; Indy 500 time trials, ESPN / for Soortsmon. Bob Enforo hod two hits League. necessary medal at tjie 1984 Olympics, withdrew because of a Ibsen hit well, Ricky Fauteoux pitched JDovlsph well and Mike Mlgllore played well DIR nop 0000 Te rry SlemlnskI 444, Lori Fenton 176 wrist ailment. defensively tar Legion. Totals 31251 32 712 7 176489, Sharron Caruso 449. H East names Facchini head football coach ..... K, V «v.i-.v «•«. rs*i East assures itself a berth' in ACC tourney Bv Len Auster of the “secrets" that Kelly advocated. M«Kt)C$ter HeroW "I’m an ardent beUever in weight training." Facchini. who impli- Tlie wishbone will live on. mented weight trainiag inograms at H.S. Romidap Thirty-three year-old Leo Facchini. Waterford IDgbandSt. Bernard said. who wa* nurtured under the wishbone "Yon need a good weight program to teaching of Bill Loika at Central have a good athletic program.” he FAIRIFIELD — A combination of strong pitching Connecticut State University, was said. from Marc Mangiafico and Kevin Greene, solid named Friday as the football Facdiini is familiar with recently defensive play, and Just enough hitting propelled coach at East Catlwlic High School. named Mandwsfer High bead foot­ East Catholic High to a double-header sweep over Facchini fills'the vacancy created ball coach Jim McLaughlin, who gave Fairfleld Prep, 4-0 and 5-3 in eight innings, in All when Jade Kelly lengned in mid- him his start in foe coaching ranks at Connecticut Conference action Friday afternoon at February to ac«3rpt a teacinng and Waterford High in 1479. Fairfield University. head football coaching position at Facddni is a 1973 graduate of St. The sweep moves East to 6-3 in the ACC, 13-4 SoatUngtoa School. Bernard’s and a 197S graduate erf overall, and assures East a berth in next week’s Facchini, srfao has beenan assistant Central where be played and lettered ACC Tournament which will bO held at Fairfield coach at St. Bernard’s iOsh School in four years. "M y pbihMopby with foe University. "W e played outstanding defense both Uncasville the laA lour yean, w ill be Uds is bard work and committment games and had ^ a t pitching,” East Coach Jim a biology teachdr at East. That was and toyalHy and detBcation to the Penders said. Prep dips to 2-5 in the ACC. and 8-8 one of the criteria set by East Athletic program .” He said there may be some overall with the setbacks. Director Tom Matin and the selection fine tuning, but no major shift from Mangiafico, 6-2, pitched a five-hitter in the committee in fOUng the vacancy. **Wc foe wisidiooe foat Kelly installed in opener, striking out 12 while walking just one. bad a commitment to the foottiidl 1979. ‘Tm a discipie of Loika. foe “ Marc was Just outstanding," Penders said. program that the coach would defi­ master of the wishbone. I’ll run the East plated all the runs it needed in the opener in nitely be a teacher (in the building) as wishbone. We may p n « a little more the second inning. Mangiafico walked and Paul , wen coach." llaHn said. Facd fe i Witt but offensively I don’t plan any m ajor Dumais followed with a single to left. Joe Gorman «»e of lS-2g appBcanu for the changes." Facchini said. cracked a one-out RBI single and Jimmy Robinson vacancy. Facchiai introduced mOiarn Palaz- followed with an RBI single. East added two Facchini is a w a n he’s takfaig over a soio. who’ll Join Urn off the staff of St. insurance markers in the third. OtHd KooOMonelwoHr Ho»Hd program that was ranked No. 1 in the Bernard’s, as Ms No. 1 assistant. In the nightcap, Prep’s Aaron Quinn had a state a year agomidoaeof foetopM ia Palaszo has been with the Saints for no-hitter going into the sixth. A walk, sacrifice, walk HE’S IN TH ER E — South Windsor's Field. Manchester third baseman Neal the country by USA Today. *T know fo rc e years. and RBI single by Rob Stanford to break up the Craig Charwinski siides safely into third Schackner was late with the tag. The rn be under a magnifying glass. Fm The new Eagle coach said be has no no-hit bid tied it. Mangiafico followed with a 370-foot base after a wild pitch during the second Indians won, 5-2. aware of that but feel if we employ th e. reservatioiM aboM Jumping into foe twq*rqn,double off the in left. inning of Friday's game at Moriarty same work ethic as I preat^ w ell be^ feay in the An Connecticot Confer­ P rfp it in the bottom of the sixth on Rob successful." be said. ence. "I have no misapprehension Rotondo’s two-run homer. Rotondo was 3-for-4 in the the damage with two outs on five (^nsecutive we didn’t expect along the way. These games were Keity, in nine yNTs at East, posted aboid foe level mbined on a three-hitter. as a coach." Facchini said. He is als« picture into account. Leo Fachini is in the first two runners on before Greene got the RHAM 005 002 x— 7-7-0 were other important dimensions to support the Catholicity of our pro­ a firm believer in weight training, one our judgement the best man for us at dangerous Rotondo on a pop-up. Mangiafico came in Pat Maoulre, Jeff Allen (3) and Mike Main; Steve Emit and the program. gram. We did not limit our vision to this time.” Jeff Saares. Bolton thumped and fanned clean-up batter Drury on a 3-2 pitch WP- Emt, LP- Maoulre (3-3) with Greene getting John Figmic on a pop back to HEBRON — Host RHAM High posted a 17-3 the mound for the final out. victory over Bolton High Friday In Charter Oak East was without its Nos. 3 and 4 batters, Pat Softball Conference girls’ softball action. The Sachems are Quinlan takes Celtics triumph, even series Merritt and Doug Rizzuto. “ I was proud the way the now 12-1 in the COC, 15-2 overall, while the Bulldogs kids reacted witiiout them." Penders said. MHS hopes doused are now 4-9 overall. Bolton’s next game is Monday at CsH n ned frsra page 49 with his 35 and Glenn Rivers with lead two minutes into the second KAST CATHOLIC t4) — Price rf 4-CMM), Penders c 4-M-O, SOUli^i'WINDSOR - Any fiickering hopes the Cromwell High at 3; 30 p.m. Hilary Bell and winning pitcher Jen Herrmann lead at LPGA 32. ; period. Stanford ss 3-1-1-0, Manoloflco p 2-1-1-0. Dumais If 3-1-2-0, Manchester High girls’ softball team had of the NBA finals in each of the last Beelev 3b 3-00-1, Gorman cf3-0-2-1, Robinson 1b3-0-1-1. Rorl each collected two hits for RHAM while Jen The'Celtics had lost eight of its Boston came back to tie the 2b 2000. Totals 27-4-8-3. qualifying for postseason play were dimmed as host four seasons, held a 101-96 lead Maneggia and Sue Metcalf hit best for Bolton. The MASON. Ohio (AP) — Sally Quinlan last nine games in The Omni to game at 37 and 39 before Atlanta FAIRPIULOPRUP (•)— McNamara c40-20, Lombardo If South Windsor High slammed the Indians, 17-1, with a minute to play, but gave 3- 000, Rotondo ss 300-0, Drury 1b 30-0-0, Flemic p 3-000. Bulldogs had five hits against Herrmann. celebrated her 27th birthday Friday by Atlanta, but now get back to the regained the lead until McHale’s Friday in CCC East Division action. Atlanta chances. Quinn 2b 1-0-10, Sperrozo 2b 1-0-1-0, Zlnoo rf 30-10, Dorman shooting a 4-under-par U to take a two-shot Boston Garden, where the Hawks two free throws with 4:06 left in cf 3-000, Fedok 3b 2-0-00, Mason ph 1-000. Totals 27-O-SO. The Indians are now 6-10 for the season and, with Ainge was called for walking appeared to have taken the upper East Catholic 022 000 K— 4-S-2 lead after the second round of the LPGA the half gave the Celtics a 48-47 Fairfield Prep 000 000 0-0-5-1 two games remaining, mathematically eliminated Tennis Championship. with 52 seconds left and Ainge hand Wednesday night by snap­ advantage. Manoloflco and Penders: FIgmIc and McNamara. from tournament consideration. The Indians’ next then Mt one of two free throws Quinlan's M followed a first-round «9 and left ping a 13-game losing streak on The lead changed on. the next WP- Manoloflco (4-2), LP- Flomic game is Monday at Fitzgerald Field against MHS girls triumph with 33 seconds left for a 102-98 her at 7-under-par 137 through 36 holes over the the parquet floor with a 112-104 ■AST CATHOLIC (S) — Price rf 3-1-0-0, Gorman If 2-2-10, Windham High. lead. six baskets before Mark Acres hit SOUTH WINDSOR — The Manchester High girls’ 6.389-yard, par-72 Grizzly Course at the Jack victory. a layup and two free throws to Stanford ss 2-0-1-1, Manolaflco cf/p 2-1-1-2, Dumais c 4-0-10, "W e were kind of fiat today. We tried real hard but Dominique Wilkins completed Penders dh 2--1, Greene p 0-000, Begley 3b 4-000, tennis team downed South Windsor, 6-1, Friday Nickiaus Sports Center.. Ainge scored nine points in an give Boston a 56-53 lead. South Windsor came in and its bats were really his 35-point night with a running Robinson 1b 4-000, Florl 2b 2-1-00. Totals 2S-5-4-4. afternoon in CCC East Division aerfion. Manchester Quinlan has one victory — in the 1964 11-4 run late in the third quarter Atlanta regained the lead at FAIR FIELD FRCP (3) — McNamara 2b4-0-10, M.(}ulnn rf stinging,” Manchester Coach Mary Faignant said one-bander with 29 seconds to 4- 1-10, Rotondo ss 4-2-3-2, Drury Ib/p 4000, Flomic 114-0-1-1, is now 9-3 for the season with its next match Monday MasterCard International Pro-Am — in five that created an 83-74 Bo.ston lead, 57-56 on a dunk and two free of the Bobcats’ 17-hit barrage. Manchester play, ending the scoring Carolen c 3-000, Fedok 3b 3-0-10, Dorman cf 3-000, ~at home against Windham High. years on the LPGA Tour. Her best previous which the Hawks were never able throws by Wilkins before Johnson Sperrozo dh 3-000, A. Quinn p OOOO, Cody p 0-000. Totals mustered just three hits. The Celtics then permitted the finish in a major tournament was a tie for 16th to erase. gave the Celtics a 58-57 lead by 32“3*7"3 Karen Clark, Jen Andrulat and Kathy Stewart ROMriti: Tracy Kllnomon (SW )d«(. Nicola Atellow 4-4,5-7, 24-second shot clock expire on East Catholic 000 m 7-5; Smut) (M ) daf. iM lIa KIndar 4-2,4-4; Plummar (M ) daf. la.«t year in the LPGA Championship Her best “rhe Celtics bolted to a 5-0 lead hitting from the top of the key 20 Fairfleld Prep 000 102 0(V^7-3 ripped three hits apiece for the 9-7 Bobcats. South Krlflln Dalav 4-1,4-3; Blodoat (M ) daf. Jan Tarwilllgar 40, them, giving Atlanta one last finish this season was a tie for 10th in the in the first half-minute when seconds before halftime. (3reene, Manoloflco (8), Greene (B) and Dumais; A. Quinn. Windsor started to pull away with a six-run third 4-08; Krltlln A*hbachar-Sua Gueralta (M ) daf. JIM Pandv- chance to force overtime. Cody (8), Drury (8) and Carolen. Amv Bond 4-3, 4-3; Andrao <3oodman-Jaulco Aucoln (M ) Centinela Hospital Classic. Ainge hit a 3-pointer and McHale WP- Greene (3-1), LP- Codv. inning. Kate Schaffner was the winning pitcher daf. Jan Laa-Krltly Parry 4-3, 4-3; Erin HIckav-KotMv " I don’t remember what I finished a year But Cliff Levingston’s shot on a scored on a turnaround jumper in while Linda Hewitt absorbed the loss. Madewikl (M ) daf. Ll*a Shum-Dabbla (Jezdack 4-1,4-1. ago. but I remember thinking I ’d like to come drive down the middle bounced the lane. RHAM bests Tech MHS boys blanked back next year and do a lot better for the off to the left, where Dennis ^ston stretched its lead to 15-6 July Johnson claimed the rebound EC sweeps pair weekend” said the Massachusetts native on consecutive three-point plays HEBRON — Hitting in the clutch was the Visiting South Windsor High took home a 7-0 with one second left assuring 5 WEST HARTFORD — East Catholic High girls’ She said she planned a quiet birthday by Bird and Ainge before the through difference in this one as RHAM High downed victory over Manchester High in CCC East Divison celebration, going out to dinner with friends, Boston of the victory. Hawks rallied with a 12-6 run that Cheney Tech, 7-4, Friday in Charter Oak Conference softball team swept a pair of non-conference outings boys’ tennis action Friday at the Memorial Field adding that.’T II let them buy” Kevin McHale led the Celtics featured six points by Wilkins and Aug. baseball action. from host Northwest Catholic, 17-0 in five innings urts. Among those friends, she said, was Laura with 26 points and 10 rebounds clw pp^ the Boston lead to 21-18 The Sachems are now 10-6 overall while the and 13-2, Friday afternoon. Manchester, 8-7, is back in action Tuesday at East Hurlbut. who shot the day’s best round, a Larry Bird added 23 points and ll with j i ^ under five minutes 1 2 Beavers slide to 5-8 in the COC, 8-8 overall. Cheney’s East winds up its regular season at 12-8. Hartford High. Sunder 67. to move into a tie for second with rebounds and Ainge contributed remaining in the first quarter. next game is Monday at Cromwell High at 3:30 p.m. Northwest falls to 4-11 with the double loss. East’s RatoNs: D.J. LaBlonc (SW) daf. Joy SnydarOO, 7-4 (7-0): next action will be at the All Connecticut Conference Brandon Leonard (SW) daf. Yoon Johnaon 4-3, 4-3; Jaff Amy Alcott and Sherrin Smyers. 22 points and 14 assists. Spud Webb came off the bench ’An All Sporb Cimp "RHAM hit in the clutch and we didn’t. We left 10 Mommar (SW) daf. Jolma Hull 4-1, 4-3; Jenoftion WInnick "Laura is one of my best friends," said The Hawks, who had won three to ignite a Hawk burst late in the on base and they stranded four. RHAM came ’Tournament on Thursday in Trumbull against an (SW) daf. Stava Eubank* 4-2,4-1; Tony Dllao-Jolm MurftM EM Himom Nigk opponent to be announced. (SW) daf. Crolo SmlHi-Oirl* Urlone 40, 40; Tody Quinlan. "She’ll be chasing me all weekend.” in a row in the series, got scoring first quarter, scoring six points in through when It had to," Tech Coach Bill Baccaro (Sezdaefc-Jaton Estin (SW) ait. John M uIrtio^Jaff Stonlu- from only two players — Wilkins a 9-9 run that gave Atlanta a 37-32 cm Bin Biihw 52B-92S1 said. “ For a long time I thought we needed these two to no* 4-2, 7-S: Dova Goatano-Reb Lomouroux (SW) daf. Ion RHAM put together a five-run third inning, doing make the tournament. But we got a couple of wins <3raanwol^Ja*on Kotfluk 4-4,4-4,4-4. • Monday, Mi i iOd iHaurlipfltrr Hrralii EC names Facchinl as football cpach vo\ SPORTS V story on page 46 in

By Girard C .: The Associate INDIANS TRIM BOBCATS BUDAPEST, selection of Grosz as the he Bv Jim TIernev nist Party is a Manchester Herald and a clear shil ideology of Jai Despite having already qualified for the Class LL 32-year grip c state baseball tournament, Manchester High come an obst assured itself of a winning record with a 5-2 victory party officials over South Windsor in CCC East action Friday at Grosz replac Morlarty Field. eralsecretary The win lifts Manchester to 9-4 in the CCC East a sweeping r and 10-7 overall while South Windsor falls to 7-6 in leadership that the division, 11-7 overall. The Indians’ final regular mists, who ni season game is Tuesday night at 7 against East chance to solv Hartford at McKenna Field. ' ^ ening economi Sophomore Matt Helin earned his first varsity buro member win, going 3 2/3 innings, allowing one run on two hits asked not to be while walking one and striking out two. Senior Scott party leadersh Aronson started the game, but left >^ith two outs in “ There was the first inning. possible as ion “ (Aronson) had stiffness in his lower back. in power,” s Manchester Don Race said. “ I don’t think it’s party membe anything serious. It was a precautionary measure. condition of an Senior Joe Leonard relieved Aronson before Kadar, who 1 giving way to Helin in the top of the third. Leonard was named to came in once again to relieve Helin with two outs in honorary post the sixth and finished to earn the save. at the enil of “ He (Helin) didn’t have the stuff he normally conference in has,’ Race said. “ (But) he’s got a lot of guts and assailed the vi drive. He didn’t like coming out.” manner unpr 'Trailing. 1-0. Manchester tallied twice in the Soviet bloc. bottom of the second to take a 2-1 advantage. Ken “ This confi Gancarz started things off with a base hit to left radical change field and stole second. Two outs later, Frank Savino walked and he and Gancarz moved to second and third on a Douglas balk. Marcus Mateya followed with a single up the middle scoring Gancarz. Joe Ex-le Leonard reached on a throwing error by third baseman Craig Cherwinski allowing Savino to score. in up The Bobcats tied the affair at 2-all in the third on a Helin wild pitch. The score remained the same until the Indian fifth when Manchester scored three runs is ho to put this game away. Dom Laurinitis led off with a walk and then stole By Andrew Y second. Keith DiYeso followed with another free Manchester i pass. Gancarz then laid down a perfect sacrifice bunt which Symonds threw over Dan Van Horn’s BOLTON - head, who was covering first, sending Laurinitis ship in Hunge home with the go-ahead run. DiYeso went to third toward great and Gancarz arrived safely at second on the play. political refori On out later, Schackner followed with the key hit stronger ties of the frame — a two-run single to center scoring David Kool/Mtnchatlar Harald and West, a DiYeso and Gancarz. uprising now ALM O ST TH ER E — Manchester’s Ken Windsor at Morlarty Field. Gancarz had In the South Windsor sixth, the Bobcats loaded the t()day. bases after two quick outs. Joe Leonard struck out Qancarz prepares to slide Into home two hits In the Indians’ 5-2 victory, Janos Deesy Van Horn to end the threat. of staff to the plate during Friday’s game with South Gancarz. Schackner, Mateya and sophomore Arls revolutionary Leonard collected two hits apiece for the Indians uprising, said while Douglas had two for the Bobcats. reform in Huni MANCHESTER (S) — j . Leonard 2b/p B arry % Celtics triumph, even series 0-0