Gunmen Free Two Hostages

W - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. June 20, 1986 SPORTS WEEKEND PLUS About Town Orioles blow out WVIT’s Crispino Cedars set potiuck additional fees for materials. Also for preschool children, will board of governors of the Univer­ cruise, Noank. Bus leaves at 10; 15 leaves Cheney Hall at 7:30 a.m. The student season will open be Lunch at Lutz from July 1 to 3 sity of Michigan Club of Hartford a.m. Nov. 21 — Culinary Institute and Tall Cedars, Nutmeg Forest 116, with two classes running from from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Oiildren at the recent annual meeting. Both Aug. 12 — Statue of Liberty. New Roosevelt mansion, Hyde Fark, first-place Bosox on his T V career will have its annual potiuck with July 1 to 3. They are a robot will bring a lunch, hear stories and received bachelor’s and master's York City. Bus leaves at 7;30 a.m. N.Y. Dec. 4 to 5 — Christmastime in strawberry shortcake on Monday . creation class for children who play games. The cost wilt be $15 for degrees at the university. Sept. 9 — Housatonlc railroad page 9 ... magazine Inside at 6 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 have just completed Grades 2 to 4 members and $18 for non­ tour, Canaan Union Depot to the Brandywine Valley at the E. Center St. Bernie Bentley will and a nature exlorer class for members. AARP plans trips Cornwall. Bus leaves at 8 a.m. Pennsylvania-Delaware border. play his banjo. The event is open to children who have just completed For more information on these Sept. 23 to 25 — “ Your Show of members and their guests. kindergarten and Grade 1, from and other classes, call the museum The American Association of Shows,” West Chester. Pa., Frank­ Barracks Installs 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., at Oak Grove at 643-0949. Retired Persons. Manchester lin Mint Museum, cruise in Wil­ Elderhostel planned Nature Center. Chapter 1275. which meets at South mington Harbor. . World War I Barracks 786 and its Lutz will also offer classes for Club elects Prelesnik United Methodist Church, plans Oct. 14 to 17 — Quebec. Canada. Auxiliary will meet Monday at WEST HARTFORD - Elderhos­ preschool children. There will be a several trips. For more details, Details are in June A A R P bulletin. noon at the Veterans of Foreign tel, an educational program for class from June 24 to 27 from 9:30 Warren L. Prelesnik, president call the coordinators, Emily Tolf, Oct.' 22 — "South Pacific,” Wars Home, After lunch the group those 60 and older, will offer two to 11:30 a.m. for nature walks, of Manchester Memorial Hospital, 643-7132, and Elsie Swanson. 649- Darien Dinner Theater, Darien. will install officers and elect sessions at St. Joseph Coliege. 1678 stories and crafts at $15 for and Millard H. Pryor, chairman 1822. Bus leaves at 9:30 a.m. delegates and alternates to repres­ Asylum Ave., this summer. members and $18 for non­ and chief executive officer of The trips are: Nov, 2 — Liberace, Radio City ent the barracks and auxiliary at The sessions, from July 13 to 19 members. Lydall Inc., were elected to the July 16 — Abbot's-River Queen Music Hall. New York City. Bus the July convention in Meriden, and from July 20 to 26. will have iMaurhrHlrrManchester — A City of Village Charm limlh courses called: “ Oedipus Rex." American country dance, the Gothic novel, decorative arts of New England, pilgrim furniture Saturday, June 21,1986 and American musical theater. 25 Cents Area residents who wish to commute will be charged $25 a v ^ 1 5 0 0 ' ® j j course. Those who wish meals, lodging and the social activities will pay $205 for a session. Gunmen For more information, contact Trisha Kenyan. Elderhostel coor­ dinator, St. Joseph College. 232- 4571, extension 217. free two 2 Camp Is registering Morning Star Day Camp is accepting registration for children 6 to 12 for the summer sessions a t. hostages Highland Park School on Porter Street from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The first session, will be for four days, from June 30 to July 3, and BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Moslem gunmen of the cost $47. The five other sessions underground Revolutionary Justice Organization ending with the one starting Aug. 4 freed two of four French hostages late Friday on a will run Monday through Friday darkened street near a waterfront hotel. and cost $50 for the first week. The two hostages. Philip Rochot and George Each additional week will cost $47. Hansen, walked toward the Hotel Beaurivage on the The camp, which is sponsored by beach-front promenade in west Beirut after the the town's recreation department, gunmen dropped the two television newsmen off. will provide a T-shirt, milk each The release came at the end of a day of false starts day. a field trip each week, and rumors that led at one time to a wild chase swimming once a week at Globe through the streets of Molsem West Beirut between Hollow, a field trip, a special French Embassy cars, a car of gunmen and presentation or worfehop. Activi­ journalists tailing behind. ties will include arts, crafts, BASH The Revolutionary Justice Organization, a herefore nature, sports, games and cooking. unknown underground group, announced early For more information, call 647- Friday the release would take place |n 24 hours 3089. because it said France had changed its Middle East policies. ” We announce the release of two of the French Lutz has classes hostages In the hope that France will take this Lutz Children’s Musuem . 247 S. opportunity to further correct its policies so that the Main St., will offer a variety of rest of its hostages will also be released.” the UES statement said. classes throughout the summer for NEC Four members of the French television crew were students. In general, each course will cost $15 and some with have abducted March 8 when returning from a rally of the I i 2 6 " Moslem Shiite fundamentalist Hezbollah movement CONT in Beirut’s southern suburbs. • MONITOR The remaining hostages are Aurel Cornea. 54. and S. Conn, • CABLE READY Jean-Louis Normandin. 34. J The Revolutionary Justice Organization told the An DON'T MISS THIS PARTY!!! COLOR TV Nahar newspaper that it was releasing two of the four names grads hostages because France had changed its policies in the Middle East. NEW HAVEN - Southern Con­ UN-PRECEDENTED SAVINGS ON The group said the decision was made after the Herald photo by Rocha necticut State University awarded intervention and mediation of Syrian President Hafez Clear sailing more than 1,800 degrees and sixth 799 Assad, as well as the government of Algeria and year diplomas at the 91st spring AMERICA'S TOP NAME BRANDS officials from the pro-Iranian Hezbollah, or Party of commencement held on campus God Mary Libbey of Manchester pushes her sailboat from the boat were excellent. The forecast for today also calls for clear, sunny The morning began with a wild car chase began U May 23 and 24. launch at Bolton Lake earlier this week as Brad Cariton of skies. Degree candidates include the NEC between gunmen. French Embassy vehicles and Giastonbury rides by. The boaters both said saiiing conditions following area residents: journalists when a Lebanese newsman said he saw Andevtr "tw o Westerners” get out of a car filled with gunmen Richard Bunker, B.S., 5 Hickory HIM BEST and enter" the French Embassy in Moslem West Drive. 13" Beirut. The car then drove toward Christian East Belton BUYI O I A S. Ronald Morin, M.S.. 12 Sunset Lane. Beirut. ‘A-OK’ Reagan has more polyps removed Coventry The reporter said a French Embassy car was part Kristin Jacobi. M .L.S., 88 Old Eaale- .package for 2, vllle Road; Paul Souza, B.S., 151 Case XOLOR TV of a convoy of four vehicles in the chase. By Ira R. Allen undergo laboratory testing, with results Smith said Reagan underwent blood year’s surgery, headed Friday’s exami­ Road. "W e first chased the gunmen and their cars for a United Press Internatlonol available Saturday. tests, X-rays. CAT scans, an eye nation team. N Manchester 13 days- VM O CAtSITTi while, then I saw two men with Western appearance The president, who had almost 2 feet examination and a dermatological April Castoena, B.A., 257 Autumn s AUTO COLOR v m o c A M im As he left Bethesda Naval Hospital St.; Vincent Dlono Jr., B.S., 141 Pitkin get off from one car and enter a French embassy WASHINGTON - President Reagan of his colon removed last July 13 after examination of his nose in addition to • SOLID STATE 2 I ^ H T S five hours and 16 minutes after he St.; Kathleen Lacey, B.S., 213 Shallow- ^RECORDER vehicle.” the Lebanese reporter said. had two more small polyps removed doctors found a polyp attached to the the colonoscopy, a procedure in which brook Lane; Janet Locke, B.S., 159 r LOCATIONS. RECORDER arrived, the president was asked. ” We later chased the French embassy convoy from his intestine Friday, nearly a year inner wall of his lower intestine, had doctors visually examine the colon Henry St.; Susan Mazzone, B.5., 102 188 “ What did they find?” His wife, Nancy, Wethcrell Unit 28; Lydia Rose, B.S., 26 which crossed the Green Line into Chrsitan east after cancer surgery, but pronounced three small growths removed in through a lighted tube. shouted. "F in e.” and the president, his Newman St.; Russell Smith, B.S., 33 Beirut.” himself feeling "A-OK.” January. Englewood Drive. Reagan had a malignant growth on arm resting on his wife's, shouted to The release took place a block away from the Dr. T. Burton Smith, the White House Smith said the polyps removed fTThm Moslem west Beirut waterfont Beaurivage hotel, the physician, issued a statement one hour his nose removed several weeks after reporters, "A-O.K” Toss . 349 Friday were 1 to 1.5 millimeters in size. 449 the abdominal surgery last year and heaquarters of Syrian army observers in Lebanon. after the president left Bethesda Naval “ The results of all other tests were Reagan, his wife, and their dog, Rex, . r r later had a benign patch taken from his SToaen Seven Frenchmen remain held by various groups in Hospital reporting that during a colo­ normal, and the president is in good flew from Bethesda Naval Hospital by TOSHIBA Panasonic Moslem west Beirut. In all, 21 foreigners are missing noscopy, "tw o very small polyps were face. Thoughts wwwwwW9 health.” Smith said. He said Reagan helicopter to their Camp David, Md., in Lebanon, including five Americans. M. discovered and removed” and would would be re-examined in six months. Dr. Dale Oiler, who performed last retreat in a thunderstorm. Paul’s Prayer for Power COLOR TV As His precious treasure we are COME HELP US CELEBRATE.... Health-care union accepts contracts with Institute, state • AUTO-COLOR led to see that it is not our • AUTO-FLESH TONE YOU'LL GET THE GIFTHI • WIRELESS REMOTE worthiness but His redeeming HARTFORD, Conn. (U P I) — Living contract provides a 13 " I think it’s a very good 8 percent to 10 percent, Myerson Waterbury Hospital nearly grace and choice that underlies our YOU'LL SAVE PLENTY WHEN YOU PURCHASE A mass rally in Waterbury has 219 Striking psychiatric technicians at percent pay increase over the contract.” Meyerson said. ” It will said. closed down more than two weeks expectations for power, Paul says ONE OF OUR SPECIALLY SELECTED SALE been scheduled for Sunday. Myer­ the Institute of Living Friday three years. go a long way toward stabilizing ago in preparation for a strike by son said: in Ephesians 1:19: "... what is the ITEMS PLUS.... The provision corrects the dis­ overwhelmingly accepted a new staff at the state facilities and about 500 nurses who are members exceeding greatness of His power TOSHIBA YOU COULD RECEIVE ANY ONE OF THESE ' •WIRELESSREMOTE The contract also provides some parity between pay scales for The service and maintenance VRMO CASSCTTI V«>iO CASSCTTI contract, ending a six-day strike at eliminates a very serious discrimi­ of the Connecticut Health Care to us-ward who believe.” Paul is GREAT GIFTS JUST FOR SAVING MONEY. improvements in holidays and female-dominated jobs and male- workers at Waterbury Hospital, as the large private psychiatric facil­ nation that has existed.” Union District 1199 and another 500 praying for something to “ ener­ other benefits, he said. dominated jobs, he said. well as the psychiatric technicians " COMPLIMENTARY VACATION FOR TWO,.... RECORDER RECORDER ity, union officials said. The contract offers the 7,500 service and maintenance workers 20OI A O at The Institute of Living, cur­ gize” us for Holy living. WATCHES, RADIOS AND MORE...JVLL Workers will go back to their state health care workers across- Meanwhile. 12 hours of talks Also Friday, state health care who belong to the New_ England rently earn an average of $8 per This is where the possibilities of • REMOTE CONTROL INCLUDED FREE WITH PURCHASE. jobs at the large private psychiat­ the-board wage increases of 5 between Waterbury Hospital and workers approved a three-year Health Care Union District 1199. hour. Meyerson said. our hopes become more than a ric hospital Sunday morning, he percent in the first two years and 4 the union for striking nurses ended contract which offers wage in­ dream but can be brought into said. percent in the third year, Myerson about 3 a.m. Friday with the two TJie union of service and mainte­ Meanwhile, no talks were sche­ • SQUARE TUBE COLOR TV creases, job security and corrects reality. So much of our spiritual COMPARE,.... 299 "People are feeling real good,” said. sides submitting revised proposals nance workers met Wednesday duled in a contract dispute be­ ineffectiveness, carnal defeats and wage disparities. Bill Meyerson, 2 SHOP ELSEWHERE FIRST! he said. “ The pay equity provisions are and agreeing to meet again Mon­ with hospital negotiators, who tween Hartford’s Mt. Sinai Hospi­ spokesman for New England fruitlessness is the failure of the With 90 percent of the vote for the really the single most important day, hospital officials said. rejected the union’s proposal for a tal and its union of about 350 Health Care Employees Union, spiritual eyes of our heart to see FISHER 0 H IT A C H I state health care workers’ con­ thing about the contract," Myer­ ‘"The fact we exchanged propos­ three-year contract containing a 6 service and maintenance workers, and claim the spiritual power for 349 District 1199, said. ' tract counted Friday, 1,721 had son said. als and there is another meeting, I percent wage increase in the first but spokesmen for both sides said victorious living. FISHER /// ...... David Pickus, a District 1199 voted for the contract and 388 “ It means that 86 percent of the take as a good sign,” said hospital year and a cost-of-living adjust­ negotiations were expected to be In Romans 8:31. "What shall we organizer, said the Institute of against, Meyerson said. membership will be upgraded” by spokesman Richard Bulat. ment in the final two years. held next week. then say to these things? If God be HITACHI for us who can be against us? ” The 26 " “ if” that the writer emphasizes is Iff D l A Q . • HO VIdBO EnhancmnMit =1.81------Circuitry not a question but, an exclamation. • MONITOR • 3 HEAD TODAY’S HERALD God is for us for, "he that spared • ON SCREEN DISPLAY • Wlrdess Remote Control Chamber will lobby in court for Route 6 not His own Son but delivered Him • REMOTE • WIRELESS up for us all, how shall he not with MONITOR LOOK VBiO CASSim By George Lovno ing on the project until an in-depth the town backing the Route 6 highway would make travel be­ Him also freely give us all things?” COLOR TV V M O CASserre ^ Herald Reporter environmental study is done and project. tween Willimantic and Manches­ Paul is really saying that when :OLOR TV •AUDIO JACKS Deaths at hospital Index "This town has been sensitive to ter easier, encouraging more • VIDEO INPUTS RECORDER RECORDER other alternatives are considered. life crowds us to the point of doubt GUARANTEED At least four patients at the I t pagM, 2 aacHoiis, The Greater Manchester Opening arguments are scheduled the need for interstate service,” people to shop in town. and unbelief, that we need to LOWEST Hospital of St. Raphael contracted Waakand Plua Magazlna Chamber of Commerce will file a to begin June 30. Penny said. Town Manager Robert Weiss simply bow our knees and look CABLE READY Legionnaires’ disease, and three of friend-of-the-court brief with U.S. A friend-of-the-court brief will The Route 6 project, he said, said Friday that once he receives PRICES back to Calvary. Not only doubt but 749 them have died, health authorities Advice District Court in New Haven in allow the chamber to offer argu­ “ would benefit this community.” the letter, he’will forward it to the the tempter himself takes flight at 499 349 said Friday. The deaths occurred Churchas support of the proposed Route 6 ments in support of the project. Under the DOT’S plans, the Board of Directors for the sight of the precious blood of 399 in the last two months, while a Claasllled______expressway between Bolton Notch The business group has main­ highway would be called Route 6 consideration. \ our Lord Jesus Christ. Yet beyond 'easy TO GET TOI fourth patient remains in the Com Ica______and Windham, the chairman of the tained that the expressway is and would connect Hartford with Most officials and business lead- > His death and shed blood, it is the 44SNMmiuin, hospital. Story on page 5. Connecticut______chamber’s executive board said needed to provide more jobs and Windham. The project was part of ers in towns that would be affected immeasurable power of His resur­ VISA Entertainment______Friday. help the economies of Manchester anearlier plan first proposed in the by the highway have come out in M E cn s n ii support of the project. Many view rection that enables us to live a new Focus______Chairman William R. Hunniford and eastern Connecticut. 1970s to construct the expressway life on Him. ail the way to Providence, R.I. the road as a way to bring more Local news______said the executive board decided Hunniford said the chamber will Our prayer is for "re-creative” Those plans were killed, however, residents and businesses to their ,, Lottery______earlier this week to become also send a letter to the toWn of power. ^ SF*5*B~Co*B Manchester early next week urg­ after Rhode Island withdrew from communities to provide more jobs 4ILVCA LA Obituaries______involved in the controversial mat­ X ter and hopes to file the brief early ing it to file a similar brief in the project because of environ­ and tax revenue. I-Z TERMS: Pleasant outlook Opinion______^______Rev. Philip R. Chattr • CASH next week. ’ support of the highway. mental concerns. Windham has asked to join the Chnrcb of the Nazarp^ UW 41 Sunny today with a high of 75 to People______Opponents of the $170 million, Stephen Penny, the Democratic Penny argued that the, existing, pending court case as a defendant Maachei MMICNES1EII, CT •CREOtTCARO 80. n e a r tonight with a low around Sports______II.8-mile highway have filed suit majority leader on the Manchester two-lane Route 6 has been “ a in order" to assure that certain • monthly OPEN DAILY: MON-THURSTILt • TUES-WEOOAT'nLS • FIUOAYTILS SO. Mostly sunny Sunday with a U.8./World______seeking to stop the state Depart­ Board of Directors, said Friday he deathtrap for years.” He added issues important to it are consi­ ^ The frogs are golden and some PAYMENTS high of 80 to 85. Details on page 2. Weather______ment of Transportation from work­ would support a resolution from that the completion of the four-lane dered during the trial. tree trunks are square in El Valle, ° a mountain resortarea in Panama, according to National Geographic. > — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 21, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. June 21. 1986 - 3 WEATHER Mancheater/Area Hospital, Towns In Brief nurses Today’s forecast History museum open Sunday The Manchester Historical Society's Museum of Local History Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: will be open Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., in addition to the events OK pact Saturday mostly sunny. High 65 to 70 coast, 70s planned today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. as part of the Cheney inland. Clear Saturday night. Lows mostly in the Historic District Festival, a spokeswoman for the society said Manchester Memorial Hospital 50s. Sunday mostly sunny. High in the 70s to mid Friday. and th^ union that represents 250 80s. \ The Cheney Homestead will also be open during its regular registered nurses there announced Maine: Sunny Saturday. Highs in the 70s. Mostly Sunday hours from l p.m. to 5 p.m. Friday they have agreed to a new clear Saturday night. Lows in the mid40stomid50s. two-year contract that provides a 4 Mostiy sunny Sunday. Highs in the mid 70s to mid percent increase over each year. 80s. Bolton opens park for season “ We were very pleased with the New Hampshire: Sunny Saturday. Highs in the settlement and attitudes on both BOLTON — Indian Notch Park will be fully staffed as of sides,” said Gloria Thoresen, 70s. Mostly clear Saturday night. Lows in the mid Monday. Tickets purchased at the gate will cost $3 per car on president of the Manchester Fed­ \ 40s to mid 50s. Mostly sunny Sunday. Highs in the weekdays and $5 on weekends. eration of Registered Nurses. mid 70s to mid 80s. Season passes for residents, which cost $15, and non-residents, Local 5055 of the American Feder­ Vermont: Saturday bright sunshine and comfor­ $30, can be purchased at the selectmen’s office from 9 a.m. to 2 ation of Teachers-Federation of tably warm. Highs 75 to 80. Fair and seasonable p.m., Monday through Friday, and from 7 to 9 Monday evenings. Nurses and Heaith Professionals. Saturday night. Lows in the 50s. Sunday hazy Thoresen said the union over- sunshine, warmer and a little more humid. Highs 80 whelmingiy approved the contract to 85. Dr. Sumner to retire July 1 offer in a vote Thursday. The Today In history contract was the result of two Dr. Phillip E. Sumner, a longtime obstetrician and months of bargaining that Tho­ gynecologist at Manchester Memorial Hospital, has announced resen sqjd was without controv­ Extended outlook On this date in 1985, international experts in Sao Paulo, he will retire as of July 1. ersy except for a proposai by the Brazil, conclusively identified the bones of a 1979 Extended outlook for New England Monday After visiting the Lamaze clinic in Paris in 1967, Dr. Sumner hospital to have nurses pay more Hardd photo by Rocha through Wednesday: drowning victim as the remains of Nazi war criminal Dr. became a strong advocate of'prepared childbirth with husband toward the cost of their medical insurance. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Josef Mengele. Above, Dr. Daniel Munoz, left, and Dr. participation. Krista Hanley, seated at left, hands a up the fund drive for eighth-grade However, Thoresen said the Chance of showers each day. Highs in the 80s In 1969, he helped establish one of the first in-hospital birthing Airton Martini exhibit the skull at a news conference. hospital abandoned the proposal cupcake to a Bennet Junior High School classmate Scott Inthavong and his two \ionday and Tuesday and in the 70s Wednesday. rooms in America at Manchester Memorial Hospital, including a sisters, who were hurt seriously in an special Monitrice nursing program. He was was chairman of the after the nurses’ union voted student during a bake sale at the school Lows in the 60s. Vermont: Muggy with a chance unanimously two weeks ago to to raise funds for the family of one of automobile accident last month. The of thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday. Cooler obstetrics and gynecology department at the hospital from 1973 to 1978 and was national vice president of the American Lamaze reject the plan. their classmates. Hanley and Christine students have raised more than $600 to with a chance of showers Wednesday. Highs 75 to Almanac "We were very strong ... and Society for Psychoprophylaxis in Obstetrics in 1972-73. 85. Lows 55 to 65. together we came to a good McDougal, seated at right, have headed help defray medical expenses. He is the co-author of two books, "Birthing Rooms — Concept Sunny and warm Maine: Chance of showers Monday and Tuesday. contract.” she said. Clearing Wednesday. Highs in the 70s, except near Today is Saturday. June 21. the permanent arms pact. and Reality” and “ Shared Childbirth.” ” At a time when there is great Today: Sunny with a high of 75 to 80. North winds around 10 mph. 80 Monday. Lows in the mid-40s to mid-50s. 172nd day of 1986 with 193 to In 1982. John Hinckley Jr. was turmoil at other hospitals through­ follow. found not guilty of shooting Tonight: Clear with a low around 50. Sunday: Mostly sunny with a high New Hampshire: Chance of showers Monday out the state, the nursing bargain­ Bennet students raise money and Tuesday. Clearing Wednesday. Highs in the This is the first day of summer President Reagan and three Coventry students get honors ing unit at Manchester Memorial of 80 to 85. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Chrissy Rockledge of 70s. except near 80 Monday. Lows in the mid-40s to (solstice at 12:30 p.m. EDT). others in M arcirijgl by reason of COVENTRY — Six Coventry High School students were to has been negotiating with the Sycamore Lane, a fourth-grader at Martin School. mid-50s. The moon is moving toward its insanity. receive congratulatory letters from President Ronald Reagan, hospital for over two months in a full phase. In 1984, the United States certificates from the state General Assembly and scholarships very positive and professional to help family through ordeal The morning stars are Mars reported that an explosion in ranging from $100 to $150 from the Coventry Republican Town manner.” hospital President Across the nation and Jupiter. mid-May at a Soviet navy supply Committee, GOP Town Chairman Gregg Batteson said Friday.- Warren L. Prelesnik said in a news release. By Susan Vaughn Hartford Hospital to Newington students and teachers. They hope The evening stars are Mer­ depot 900 miles north of Moscow The awards are given each year to leading CHS scholars. Thunderstorms bearing hail and heavy rain The ratified pact provides for a Herald Reparter Children’s Hospital, where he will to raise $1,000. The seventh- cury, Venus and Saturn. apparently killed more than 200 Batterson said. Honored this year were Andrea Rhodes, Jeffrey rrV swept through the Dakotas before moving through total salary increase of 8 percent, stay for treatment for at least six graders have been especially SEATTLE Those born on this date are people. j, Dimmock, Mark Felice, Louise Chamberlain, Laura Jean Chase Members of the Inthavong fam­ weeks. receptive. Hanley said. Minnesota and Nebraska, while showers also plus step increments for older under the sign of Cancer. They and Steven Patterson. ily of Garden Street, who escaped Scott’s sisters, Teresa, 15, a Hanley said she visited Scott at dotted the mid-Atlantic Coast. employees. Part-time empioyees BOSTON include first lady Martha Wa­ State Sen. James D. Giulietti, R-Vernon, was to distribute the war-torn Laos on a rowboat ninth-grader at Bennet, and Chris­ the hospital last week and was South Dakota's Hand County was deluged with 4.5 shington in 1731: philosopher and were aiso given greater medical General Assembly honor certificates to each of the candidates. insurance coverage. Thoresen several years ago, are now facing tina. 16, ■ are on crutches and happy that he recognized her, He inches of rain in 90 minutes, knocking down power author Jean-Paul Sartre in 1905: said. another ordeal. recuperating at home. Teresa told her not to worry, she said) NEW YORK lines with 55 mph gusts and washing out a bridge actresses Maureen Stapleton in Lottery Three of the four children of suffered a broken leg and hip in the All the children are good stu­ southwest of the town of Miller. 1925 (age 61) and Meredith Taxes due In Eighth District Saysamone Inthavong were se­ accident, and Christina had a dents and anxious about missing so Thunderstorms also hit Florida and along the Baxter Birney in 1947 (age .39): riously injured in a May 18 broken hip. much school, said Patricia Myette, Eighth Utilities District taxes for the 1985 Grand List are due Andover SAN FRANCISCO Gulf Coast. and England’s Prince William in automobile accident in East Wind­ When Scott’s eighth-grade class­ an eighth-grade English teacher. Connecticut daily during the month of July, and can be paid during that month at A few thunderstorms were over the southern 1982 (age 4). sor. The Inthavong car was in a mates Krista Hanley and Christine The Inthavongs’ older sister, Krys­ the district firehouse at 32 Main St. weekdays from 9:30 a.m. to collision with an East Windsor McDougal learned of the accident, tal, attends the University of Plains, rain showers and a few thunderstorms were On this date in history: Friday: 605 LOS ANGELES In 1945. Japanese defenders of 3:30 p.m. Taxes can also paid on July 31 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. prefers police cruiser on Route 5, accord­ they decided they wanted to do Connecticut on a full scholarship. along the mid- and northern Atlantic Coast, and rain Okinawa Island surrendered to Play Four: 3677 The district tax rate is 5.5 mills, and a taxpayer is financially ing to East Windsor police. Both something to help the family with After Saysamone Inthavong es­ showers were widely scattered over the northern responsible regardless of a receipt of a bill, according to district cars were demolished. the extensive hospital bills. caped from Laos with her four HIGHEST Rockies. American troops. Friday Lotto; TEMPERATURES In 1960. Soviet Premier Nikita Tax Collector Ernest R. Machell. own buses Two of the Inthavong children ” We are really good friends. small children, they spent some Temperatures were in the 80s and low 90s across He’s in all our classes.” said 70 80 Khrushchev said: "...war with 2-9-16-24-25-33 are students at Bennet Junior High time in Thailand in a camp for much of the nation east of the Rockies, and below 80 School and the third is a sophomore Hanley while she and McDougal displaced people before coming to MIAMI capitalistic nations is not By John Mitchell at Manchester High School. were selling cupcakes and cookies the United States. They moved to from the north-central High Plains through inevitable.” other numbers drawn Friday Water flow test planned Monday Herald Reporter 70 L£GENO------northern Minnesota, the Great Lakes and upper The youngest. Scott. 14. was in a for a dime apiece in the halls of Manchester about eight years ago. In 1973, President Richard in New England: The town Water Department has scheduled a fire flow test 80 Ohio Valley to the northern Atlantic Coast. ANDOVER — Voters at an coma for 13 days and is still Bennet this week. Saysamone Inthavong got a job ^ R A I H t '-j SNOW Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Massachusetts daily: 8511. Monday on Hebron Avenue in Glastonbury. The test will start at The girls have already raised Temperatures were in the 60s over the upper advisory referendum Friday indi­ suffering from slight amnesia and at St. Francis Hospital Commdnity Brezhnev signed an agreement Rhode Island daily: 7115. 10 a.m. and last approximately two hours, and could decreased a partial walking disability, ac­ more than $200 from the bake sales Dental Center. “ She is a single i '// * n aihAIR Great Lakes region, and rain and clouds held early cated that the town should continue [^ / / jSHOWERS^ flow on an 18-month effort to reach a Tri-state daily: 009, 4263. the pressure or quality of water on Manchester Road, Shady Hill and another $400 from a student to operate its own buses instead of cording to family members. He mother, so money is tight,” Myette UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST afternoon readings in the 50s and 60s across New Lane, Hebron Avenue, Cricket Lane and Weir Street. was . recently transferred from council dance and donations from said. England. Temperatures were in the 50s and 60s going ahead with a plan by the along the PacificCoast. andinthe90sorabove 100in Board of Education to contract the desert Southwest. through a private firm. Can You Help? Free seminar set on pest control The final results of the vote, held Temperatures around the nation at 3 p.m. EDT A free public seminar on home pest control will be held in at the elementary school, showed Negotiations in ‘deiicate’ stage ranged from 55 degrees at Meacham. Ore., to 103 National forecast Manchester on Wednesday. that 270 wanted the town to degrees at Palm Springs. Calif. NAME: JUHA URONEN continue operating its own buses, DATE MISSING: 12/09/80 Rich and Gino Vatteroni, owners of Budget Pest Contol on East Showers are predicted today for portions of the northern and central Center Street, will hold the slide-show seminar, which will be while 92 were opposed. A separate FROM: SCARSDALE, NEW Plains, the upper Great Lakes and the south AtlantieCoast. Scattered followed by a question-and-answer session on rodents and question on the ballot, asking as water company saies near whether the Board of Education showers ami thundershowers are predicted for portions of the northern YORK insects. Hand-outs and free gifts will be available. Air quality report should reconsider its plan, tallied DOB: 10/16/63 The seminar, in conjunction with National Pest Control Month, Negotiations to sell Manches­ Co., who was appointed in 1983 by remaining hurdles before the Pacific C ^st; the northern, central and southern Intermountain 247 for and 101 against. HARTFORD — The state Department of RACE/SEX: WHITE/MALE ter’s L 4 M Water Co. and the Elm the state Department of Public transaction is final "could almost regions: the northern, central and southern Plains; the upper and will be held at the Andrews Building, 63 E. Center St., at 7:30 p.m. The vote was scheduled after a Environmental Protection reported that the air EYES: BLUE For more information, call 649-9001. Water Co. in Coventry have Utility Control to run the two water be a formality.” he said. Those middle Mississippi Valley: the west and east Gulf Coast; and the south proposed budget for the 1986-87 include approval by the DPUC and quality was moderate to good on Friday and was HEIGHT: 6' reached the "delicate” stage, but a systems just before the former fiscal year was rejected for a the West Hartford Probate Onirt, Atlantic Coast regions. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair in general. expected to be good on Saturday, WEIGHT: 140 LBS deal may be agreed to next week, owner died. Towh will flush water mains second time earlier this month. according to the attorney oversee­ Wittenzellner could not be which is overseeing the settlement HAIR: LT. BROWN The bus provision, which provided of the George Koppleman estate, The town Water Department plans to flush its water mains ing the estate that owns the two reached for comment, although he only enough money for the con­ has said he is interested in the owner of the two water LAST SEEN: 12/9/80. He was an between Monday and Thursday from 7:15 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the utilities. tract service, had been part of the Hartford attorney David Hadden purchasing the two utilities. companies. A.F.S. student from Finland, following locations: from Center Street north to Hilliard and defeated budget proposal. Leading said Friday he is waiting for a Hadden said he expected a deal Koppleman died in the spring of attending Scarsdale High Woodland street, from the East Hartford town line east to Broad the opposition to the spending plan response from the firm most likely to have been concluded by now. 1983. and the two utilities have School. Street, South Alton Street, Oxford Street and Main Street. were parents concerned over He left his host family’s home to purchase the two water compan­ and is "disappointed and frus­ been in receivership since then. PEOPLE The flushing may cause discoloration and reduced pressure. If safety and the cost-effectiveness of ies. and should receive an answer trated” an agreement has not been Hadden was appoint^ by the West about 3 p.m.. carrying about water is discolored, the department advises homeowners to not private transportation. $180. Three days later, his next week. Hadden said he has reached. Hartford Probate Court to oversee use their water until it clears. If water remains discolored for an Earlier in the week, town and wallet was found in Manhattan, been in contact with ” a couple” of “ I hoped to be a little further Koppleman’s estate in February extended period, call 647-3115. union officials of Civil Service different parties interested in along,” he said. 1985, Reunion advice Charles Lindsay, the classmate in charge of between Franklin D. Roosevelt Mark can stay Employees Affiliates Inc. failed to purchasing the utilities, but he has He said some complications The L 4 M Water Co. serves 106 organizing the reunion. CBS’ ‘'60 Minutes" Dr, and the East River at 61st reach agreement on a union refused to name them. have arisen in the negotiations, but customers in Manchester’s Red­ This weekend's 50th reunion at Central wanted permission to film the event, but was Street. It contained Graduates of ROTC announced complaint charging that the Board Neighbors who proposed ousting Mark However, he did confirm that added that he is optimistic he can wood Farms area. The Elm Water High School in Sioux City. Iowa, is attracting identification, but no money. of Education negotiated in bad turned down. The advice columnists, who Thatcher from a high-rise condominium in The following is a list of students who graduated from the one of the parties he has negotiated "reconcile people and get on with Co. has 187 customers in the a lot of attention because the Class of 1936 faith when it decided in May to were born Pauline and Esther Friedman on Dallas have been told that the son of British Regional Occupational Training Center Thursday night. with is John Wittenzellner of things and get it done.” Coventry Hills and Pilgrim Hills includes twins Eppie and Po-Po. who later contract with an East Hampton July 4. 1918. in Sioux City, went through high Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is free to Frank Armstrong, Jeffrey Barile, Charles Bean, Jennelee Stafford, owner of the Aqua Pump Once a settlement is reached. the section of Coventry. became known as Aitn Landers and Dear school known as Po-Po and Eppie. respec­ stay. Bleu, Eric Bogue, Walter Boulette, Edward Celia, Jacqueline company. Nichols Bus Service, to Abby. Reporters from several newspapers tively. Esther became Ann Lahders after she The building’s board of directors on NAME: WILFREDO TORRES Cook, Christopher Eaton, Benjamin Gaffney. Marylynn transport students. Beatrice Kowalski, school board have already made reservations, said started her advice column in Chicago in 1955. Thursday sent notices to all units saying that DATE MISSING: OS/09/83 Giguere, Wendy Jarvis, Andrea Landsberg, Thomas Lebel, chairwoman, had no comment Pauline began writing her “ Dear Abby” tenants have no legal right to seek FROM: IX)RCHESTER, Michael Malbeouf, Diane McCarthy, Christina Pouliot, Darlene Democrats to hear candidates coiumn for a San Francisco newspaper the Thatcher’s departure. about the results of the MASSACHUSETTS Poulin, Robin Robino, Thomas Whorff and Kevin Voisine. referendum. following year. The presence of the sisters Thatcher had to leave another Dallas Four candidates seeking endor­ sheriff nominee at a convention Zinsser, R-Manchester. Zinsser is DOB: 03/19/74 School board member Nancy sements by the Democratic party July 22. seeking his fourth term in the 4th will not overshadow the reunion. Lindsay apartment last month when its owners RACE/SEX: Hegener also had no comment, will speak at the meeting of the One of his allies.is Deputy Sheriff Senatorial District. said. "This is not the twins' homecoming.” HISP/VNIC/MALE Agency In Bolton almost a year refused to add security measures for his saying she would wait until Mon­ Manchester Democratic Town Raymond Lanzano of Manchester, he said. "This is the 50th reunion of the Class EYES; BROWN Manchester Town Director Ste­ protection. He was staying with a friend in a BOLTON — July 1 will mark the end of the first year that day to decide. The school board Committee Wednesday at 7:30 whom Hogan tried to fire last of 1936. and the twins are members.” HEIGHT: 4’ phen Cassano had been opposing second high-rjse when five tenants objected Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester Inc. has served plans to meet then to discuss p.m. in the hearing room of Lincoln month. A court has issued an order to his stay, saying they feared he could be the WEIGHT: 60 LBS Ferris, Glastonbury Democratic Bolton. whether it will reverseitsdecision. Center. • restraining Hogan from filling town chairman, for the nomina­ target of a terrorist attack because of British HAIR: BROWN Both proposed budgets, the Besides the Care of the Sick Program, a concerted effort has One of them is A1 Rioux o f' Lanzano’s position. tion, but he dropped out the race Humanitarian journey cooperation in the U.S. raid on Libya in April. earliest one defeated in May. been made for health promotion services, particularly for senior Newington, who seeks to succeed Lanzano said he was fired for and is backing Ferris. LAST SEEN: 5/09/83. Child citizens, the agency reported. included provisions for financing Patrick Hogan as Hartford County UCLA bone-marrow specialist Dr. Robert because he did not agree to support The other two candidates who disappeared at a party in At least once a month an educational program has been held the contract service. A third town sheriff. Hogan will retire at the end Gale, who led a team of doctors helping Legs still gorgeous Tarca. will address the Democratic Town apartment building. He left meeting to vote on the budget has of his current term and is support­ victims of the Chernobyl nuclear plant for senior citizens. Topics have included information on specific ^Committee are Frank Borges of building to go buy candy with a been scheduled for June 30. If ing another candidate, John ^ Another Who will speak at the disaster, was awarded the Los Angeles Cyd Charisse and her million-dollar legs diseases, as well as general information on aging, good health Hartford and Maurice Mosely of man named Jose. The police approved, the $2.7 million plan Tarca, for the post. Wednesday meeting is William Humanitarian Award from Mayor Tom were well-received Friday in their London practices and nutrition as it applies to daily living. Waterbury, who are competing for know who the man is; he has would require a tax rate of 30.5 Rioux reportedly has the back­ Ferris of Glastonbury, who is Bradley. Joining Gale in a ceremony stage debut in a revival of the English An exercise program for seniors was conducted by Kim the Democratic nomination for previously been charged with mills, a 2.5-mill increase over the ing of 20 of Manchester’s 23 seeking the Democratic nomina­ Thursday was Occidental Petroleum Corp. musical. "Charlie Girl.” Wanager, staff physical therapist, and there have been current rate. delegates who will help.pick the tion to oppose state Sen. Carl state treasurer. “ Time has not withered those gorgeous, sexual abuse and murder and numerous blood-pressure screenings. chairman Armand Hammer, who used his was acquitted. influence with the Soviet Union to get Soviet long legs.” Milton Shulman of The Standard i officials to accept Gale’s help in performing wrote of Thursday night’s opening at the bone-marrow transplants. Fatal bone- Victoria Palace Theater, Any Information? Call 1-800-843-5678 Fusscas, undecided, defends record marrow destruction occurs when humans Producer Harold Fielding insured his ^ V leading lady’s legs for $1.5 million each for Calendars are exposed to high levels of radiation. “ In charged that Fusscas has not been Vernon man to resume railroad was typical for his Democratic the musical, a reporting of the Cinderella By George Lovng accepting the mayor’s award. I am really Herald Reporter responsive to the needs of the 55th service on a state-owned right of challengers to criticize his record, accepting it on behalf of the international legend. Charisse. 63, the high-kicking star of District, which includes all of way between Manchester and but that their arguments have not community of physicians who aided the “ Singin’ In the Rain,” “ Brigadoon,” and Manchester Herald Manchester Bolton Although Republican J. Peter Andover, Bolton. Hebron and Willimantic. After residents who been successful in lessening his victims of the disaster,” Gale said,"' "Al­ "Silk Stockings,” plays the aristocratic Lady Fusscas of Marlborough said Fri­ v^arlborough and the northeast live along the right of way support. Hadwell. complained about the proposal, As an example of his work in the though I was highly visible, physicians from USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 223 Monday Monday day he has not decided whether to corner of Manchester. Although it was panned in its 1965 Zoning Board of Appeals, Lin­ Public Building Commission, However, Fusscas Friday listed Fusscas offered an amendment district. Fusscas pointed to hear­ more than 20 countries assisted in these Published daily except Sunday seek a fourth term as state premiere, the show ran for 2,201 performan­ Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 coln Onter hearing room. 7 p.m. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. a number of bills he said he that instead turned the strip of land ings he held this past winter in each efforts ” and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly. $6.50 (or one month. $19.25 representative from the 55th As­ UPl photo ces on the West End, London’s Broadway. chester Publishing Co.. 16Bralnard Commission on Aging, Senior sembly District, he strongly de­ proposed and managed to steer into a state hiking trail. of the district ’ s five towns concern­ (or three months. $38.50 (or six Fusscas said the amendment ing efforts to raise teachers’ KING OF THE SHOW — The most The revival has received poor reviews as Place, Manchester. Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 (or one year Citizens’ Center. 7:30 p.m. nied charges from the Democratic through the General Assembly. In Space flotsam well, but ” it was and is a piece of theatrical Second class postage paid at Man­ Mail rates are available on request. Wednesday Coventry candidate for the post that he has particular, he pointed to a measure was the result of work by him and salaries. He said he talked to elaborate, expensive and exciting new hokum beloved and applauded by the chester. Conn. POSTMASTER: Democratic Town Committee, not been an effective legislator. that would allow elderly people to other area legislators, including "hundreds ' of teachers” during Send address changes to the Man­ state Sen. Carl Zinsser, R- those meetings, and learned a lot attraction at Universal Studios is When a new space center opens next month British,” said Jack Tinker in The Daily Mail. chester Herald, P.Q. Box 591, Man­ Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 Monday “ Obviously he doesn’t folio,w my receive me4ical care in their at Chicago’s Museum of Science and To place a classKied or display p.m. Steering-Liaison Committee, homes instead of being sent to a Manchester. and demonstrated his about what his constituents were displayed to the media Thursday — chester, Conn. 06040 advertisement, or to report a nows politics.” Fusscas said of Demo­ Industry, visitors wiil find an unusual piece Thursday Town Office Building, 7 p.m. crat David Cohen of Hebron. “ A lot . hospital or nursing home. ability to respond to the needs of concerned about. Hollywood's "biggest” star. King Honors In Rome item, story or picture idea, call 643- his constituents and get legislation Fusscas . said he supported the of space flotsam — a bottle of brandy. 2711 Odice hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 Judge’s Hours, Probate Court, Planning and Zoning Commis­ of people have called me and Fusscas said he had been offer­ GUARANTEED DELIVERY: l( education bill that was finally Kong. Bob Gurry, director of special The bottle was among artifacts donated you don't receive your Herald by p m. Monday through Friday. 6:30 p.m. sion, Town Office Building, 7:30 expressed their support for me.” ing the bill for the pas^foOr years passed. Actress Meryl Streep, producer Steven Fusscas. who said he will an­ passed earlier this month that effects, puts his head into the mouth of Thursday by James A. Lovell Jr., who flew 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8 a.m. Satur­ p.m. "I know the Legislature. I can before another legislator incorpo­ Spielberg and Japanese director Akira day, please telephone your carrier. nounce his decision about seeking offered incentives to towns to raise the “$6.5-million giant, which weighs two Gemini space missions and two Apollo Tnesday get bills through. I know the rated the proposal into a larger Kurosowa were chosen Friday as winners of I( you're unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald is a mem­ Veteran’s Memorial Committee, piece of legislation that finally another term in “ a couple of teachers salaries. However, he missions. He also donated a flight suit and rier, call subscriber service at 847- Andover ’ district.” he said. “ One of the most nearly 7 tons and stands three stories Italy’s most prestigious film awards, the ber ol the Associated Press, a sub­ Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. passed. weeks.” said he was not familiar said he would have preferred to helmet, among other objects. 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. scriber to United Press Interna­ important parts of the job is high. It is the most sophisticated David of Donatello Monday Thnraday Another successful measure he with Cohen, other than that he was have mandatory salary increases, "They weren’t doing much good to people m. Saturdays lor guaranteed deliv­ tional news services and a member helping constituents.” Streep won for best actress for “ Out of Board of Education, Andover Board of Education, Coventry introduced was an amendment toa the first selectman of Colchester as was originally proposed by computer-controlled figure-animated in the country (while) in my study,” said ery in Manchester. ol the Audit Bureau ol Circulations. Last month Cohen, the former Africa,” which also received the award for Elementary School, 7:30 p.m. High School room 28, 7:30 p.m. first selectman of Colchester. bill that would have allowed a from 1977 to 1981. Fusscas said it Democratic Gov. William O’Neill. creature. Lovell. 58, the best film. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, June 21. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, June 21 ^ 19B6 — 5 OPINION Deaths linked to hospital; bacteria found in rooms Gov. O’Neill C m *.,I'M By Susan Oku I a TWIMG. and the hospital as a place to catch in the hospital and how many TRetH s u r . The Associated Press it. Further tests are needed to patients treated in those rooms had Jack determine if the patients caught been explosed to it. The rooms ■WKTsoNter NEW HAVEN - At least four the disease in the hospital, they housed patients being treated for a used veto pen Anderson patients at the Hospital of St. said. variety of illnesses and included W ailEO IER Raphael contracted Legionnaires’ Hospital tests revealed on Thurs­ one room of an Intensive care unit. " W ^ lS lN disease, and three of them have day that a strain of the Legion­ Marieb said. on right bill died, health authorities said naires’ bacteria was present in The hospital intends to flush the Friday. water found in two patient room suspect hot water system with The deaths occurred in the la.st sinks fed by the suspect pipe, the chlorine and has called for help two months, while a fourth patient officials said. A decision was then from slate and federal health remains in the hospital, said Dr. made to move the 25 patients. authorities, Beeman said. Norman Marieb, executive vice Marieb said. In the wake of Gov. WiUiam O’Neill's veto Bacteria causing Legionnaires’ Dollars alone president and chief operating Doctors said they intend to disease is found in many places but o f a bill that would have m ade it easier to officer at the hospital. monitor the patients closely for usually only people with existing impose the death penalty in Connecticut, Health officials suspect that four symptoms of the disease, which illnesses a re' susceptible to it, patients may have caught Legion­ usually develop symptoms two to proponents of capital punishment have Marieb said. The death rate from aren’t enough naires’ disease in the hospital. 10 days after exposure. Legionnaires’ can be as high as 50 accused the governor of falling victim to Marieb said the three people who Previous patients who havebeen percent for people with serious election-year pressure. died all had serious illnesses out of the hospital for more than 10 underlying illnesses, he said. ~nwi? before catching Legionnaires’ and days do not have to worry about Legionnaires’ disease takes its to help Haiti he did not know if the disease had contracting the disease. Marieb name from an outbreak at the Sen. Richard B. Johnston. R-Wethersfield. contributed to their deaths. said. There is little chance that Pennsylvania American Legion co-chairman of the Judiciary Committee, Marieb said 25 patients were visitors or family members can convention held at the Bellevue- WASHINGTON — When Haiti’s new Herald photo by Rocha where the bill originated, was incredulous moved from a wing of the building catch it, he said. Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia in ambassador. Pierre Sam. presents his credentials on Thursday, A pipe that feeds hot Each month. St. Raphael’s usu­ that the governor could publicly support the July 1976. Thirty-four people died. to President Reagan on Monday, he’ll ask for $40 Yearbook honors water to those rooms probably ally treats between one and two The bacterium believed to be death penalty yet veto a bill that would have i S t million in U.S. aid for his poverty-stricken Richard Cobb, retired Manchester High dedicate the 1986 issue to Cobb, who harbors bacteria that causes the cases of Legionnaires' disease responsible is found in soil and restored the reality of capital punishment in country. And he has a special right to make the disease, he said contracted outside of the hospital. grows in water, such as air Schooi athietic director, looks at the retired from the school on June 30, Marieb and hospital President the state. request. For his son’s wife is a Beeman said. But hospital officials conditioning ducts, storage tanks 2 great-granddaughter of Jean Baptiste Dessables, dedication to him pointed out by 1985, after being on the staff since 1961. Robert Becman spoke at a news became suspicious of a possible and rivers. It can be treated with a Haitian officer who helped the American student Kathy Keeler, 18, in Manchester Cobb, a Manchester native, lives on conference on Friday afternoon. source of the disease within the antibiotics. "I .just don’t believe the governor had the Washington Window colonials throw off the British yoke 200 years ago. Hillstown Road. They emphasized that they have building last week, be said. It has pneumonia-like symp­ Memorial Hospital, where he is a only been able to make a “ tenuous Marieb said he had no idea how guts to sign the bill in an election year." Ambassador Sam’s message will be. in essence: toms, including malaise, muscle patient. The yearbook staff decided to association" between the disease long the bacteria had been present aches, cough and chills and fever. Johnston said. "W e helped you in your hour of need. Please help us in ours.” In a yearthat has seen some particularly The death of a treaty The Haitian role in the American Revolution has brutal m urders, as w ell as cries by crim e been one of history’s best-kept secrets. But it was Connecticut In Tashjian offers absentee-vote reforms real — and costly. Haitians were part of the victims and the general public for stricter Bv Helen Thomas States might no longer abide by 3.500-man French force that Comte d’Estaing have decided the put forth two sentences for criminals, nothing could be AROUND THE TIME Reagan 15-year-old girl killed by train By Kenneth R. Bazinet tions to prospective voters. Under The proposal allowing certain the treaty if the Russians did not was moving to scrap the treaty, landed below Savannah. Ga.. on Sept. 12. 1779. United Press International proposal^ for the Legislature to Tashjian’s proposal, campaigns government offices to be the only further from the mark than Johnston’s WASHINGTON - "Mankind stop their violations. That an­ the Soviets came up with a new Joined by a small force under Polish Count NORTH HAVEN — A 15-year-old Wallingford girl was killed take into consideration” Tashjian would no longer be able to pass out sources for absentee ballot appli­ charge. will never forgive us” if the nouncement was viewed by proposal for major cuts in Casimir Pulaski and 1.350 Continentals and when she was struck by an Amtrak train beneath a highway HARTFORD — The secretary of said. applications. cations would only require imple­ She called on the Legislature to menting a new records system. superpowers did not put a cap on many lawmakers as leaving long-range strategic weapons militia, the French army laid siege to the city. overpass where she was drinking beer with friends, police said the state Friday proposed laws Campaigns could still request O ’N eill was not showing signs o f a the nuclear arms race. Reagan an out under which he On Oct. 9. the allied troops stormed the British Friday. that would bar campaigns from consider one proposal prohibiting applications on behalf of voters “ It doesn’t put a burden on and a 15- to 20-year new lease on political candidates or their cam­ from an appropriate office, how­ anybody," Tashjian said. “ It’s just Those 'were the words of an could retreat from the tough fortifications in the fiercest fight since Bunker Hill Police said they did not immediateiy know whether the girl, distributing absentee ballot appli­ politically induced disease of the spine when life for'the anti-ballistic missile paign staffs from being present at another tracking method” 4'/! years earlier — but with opposite results. The identified as Julie Sartori, fell or was pushed at 9:30 p.m. cations and stop candidates or ever the application would have to ailing Soviet leader Leonid stand if he wanted to. treaty that has no cutoff date, but the time when an absentee ballot be sent directly to the voter. he vetoed the bill. but rather concern over Thursday into the path of the two-car Amtrak train traveling their staff from being present Waterbury State’s Attorney Brezhnev after he and President The decision has upset allies, can be renounced by either side attackers were successfully beaten off with heavy applicant is voting. serious flaws in it that could have permitted from New York to Springfield. when absentee votes are cast. “ The party still has a part in it. John A. Connelly is investigating Jimmy Carter signed the SALT influential members of Congress within six months. losses, including Pulaski and 518 Haitian 'Tashjian also wants the General Police said the spot where the highway passes over the railroad “ Allegations of wrongdoing have but it cannot touch the actual alleged absentee ballot fraud in the execution of a child or mentally impaired II nuclear treaty in a glittering and arms control advocates, and casualties. Assembly to consider allowing Administration officials see tracks is a favorite drinking place of teenagers. given the public the perception application,” she said. that city’s Democratic delegate person. ceremony at an opulent palace in has befuddled the Soviets. Sen. only the offices of the town clerk, the ABM proposal as way to that absentee abuse is wides­ primary held last month. DESSABLES SURVIVED the battle and settled the secretary of the state and Vienna on'June 18. 1979. Joseph Biden. D-Del charged block the “ Star Wars" defense pread." Julia H. Tashjian told a Tashjian said the Legislature registrar of voters to distribute Vanessa E. Gatling and Jose The treaty permitted .some that Reagan’s arms control system Reagan is determined to in the United States after the Revolution. A street Capitol news conference. should not have a problem approv­ The measure, inspired by the murder of a Scout appeal goes to Supreme Court absentee ballot applications. Antonio Vargas, both of Waterbury advances in nuclear weapons on policy had fallen under the promote. in Chicago bears his name. ing the reform measures imme­ Norwich woman and her 2-year-old daughter “ Because of this situation and Presently, campaign staffs can diately since they do not call for have been arrested in connection both sides, required the super­ influence of "right-wing advis­ There are no doves in the Haiti itself won independence from France in HARTFORD — The appeal of a Milford grandmother fighting in 1984. would have allowed a.jury to impose the Boy Scouts of America to become the country's first female primary day being in September, I nrovide ah‘=<'nt<'<’ ballot applica­ administrative changes. with the probe. powers to retire a certain ers” who want to destroy the administration. Reagan is 1804. Now it is trying to recover from the cruel and scoutmaster has been transferred to the state Supreme Court, the death penalty if it found that aggravating number of weapons, and gener­ whole framework of nuclear marching to his own drummer corrupt dictatorship of the late Papa Doc Duvalier officials said Friday. factors surrounding a murder outweighed ally established a parity of tfu'ir arms limitation. these days. Arms control advo­ and his .son. Baby Doc. who fled for his life early arsenals. this year. Unfortunately, the portly dictator Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman said the case of mitigating factors, presumably including a cates on Capitol Hill are branded Catherine Pollard, 67, was sent on from the state Appellate Belaga launches search for underticket It represented an extension of REAGAN’S ADVISERS had as "Soviet supporters" by Rea­ .stripped his country before he went into luxurious defendant’s mental state and age. Court. Also named were Elizabeth a promise by the United States put it in various ways, and all gan aides exile. Ambassador Sam estimates that Duvalier HARTFORD (UPl) - GOP tee, and given them time to search Bozzuto. who said he will have a Pollard has been waging a decade-long battle to force the Boy Leonard, first selectwoman of and the Soviet Unionthat holding seemed jubilant that the United His renunciation of the treaty left only $2 million in the Haitian treasury. gubernatorial candidate Julie Bel­ for for the most qualified victory at the state GOP’s July Under current law. a jury must find that a Scouts to officially assign her a troop. She had served unofficially Ridgefield; Ansonia Mayor Wil­ down an explosion of nuclear States would no longer adhere to Foreign aid is essential — and must come aga announced Friday she has individuals” nominating convention. m urder w as aggravated or com m itted in "an will permit the Ignited States to as a scoutmaster in Milford between 1974 and 1976 when no male liam Menna; Lowell Johnson of weapons of warfare would serve the pact whose time had runout. quickly. Sam has said. With a per capita income of formed a search committee forher forge ahead now with plans to volunteer could be found. Belaga. a state representative Named to Belaga’s underticket Granby and Rep. Beatrice Mur­ especially ctuel. heinous and depraved less than a dollar a day. Haiti’s 6 million underticket, saying the move is the interests of both sides Secretary of State George Shultz arm the 131st B-52 bomber with A state agency backed Pollard, but the Boy Scouts filed suit in from Westport, said she would search committee were Sen. Anne dock. R-Avon. designed to bypass last minute manner” before it can impose the death After the signing, conserva­ claimed that while the United cruise missiles, and t hen more of inhabitants can’t do the job themselves. For Superior Court, where a judge rejected claims Pollard had been consider both qualified men and Streeter. R-West Hartford; Carol convention maneuvering "It is my privilege to lead this penalty. It must also find that there were no tives on Capitol Hill reinforced States was no longer curbed in its the same example. Haiti’s monthly gas bill (to Texaco. discriminated against and upheld the Scouts position that young women for the underticket slate Theisfield, a member of the "Important decisions like these Republican State Central Commit­ effort to help Julie put together a m itigatin g factors. hy the Reagan presidential can­ military buildup by the treaty, it The question is: Will Ameri­ Esso and Shell) runs to about $5 million. boys need male role models. The state filed an appeal earlier this comprised of lieutenant governor, should not be made at the eleventh tee; Jeffery Ossen of Mansfield strong and dynamic ticket.” Stev­ didacy. mounted a major cam­ would exercise restraint De­ cans and the world feel safer month on Pollard's behalf. attorney general, secretary of the hour in the smoke-filled back state treasurer and comptroller. and Larry Gilman of Bozrah. ens said in a prepared statement. The law makes the penalty appropriately paign todefeat ratification ofthe fense Secretary Caspar Wein­ from a nuclear conflict because IN ADDITION, the country’s transition from rooms at the convention. Belaga tough to impose, and no one has been treaty Then the Soviet invasion berger said the United States there will be more B-.52 bombers dictatorship to democracy will involve the said at a Capitol news conference. Belaga is seeking the Republi­ Also appointed were Gerald F. “ With her at the top, and a expense of elections set forSeptember, and seed U-turn leads to kidnapping charge Stevens of Milford, who will serve qualified team of exceptionai executed in Connecticut for more than 20 of Afghanistan killed any hope of would not longer be bound by the armed with cruise missiles in the “ I will not have high offices can nomination for governor along Senate approval of the treaty. treaty. money is needed to revive the moribund economy. brokered, or the future of the state with Gerald Labriola and Richard as chairman of the committee;’ people to support her, the Republi­ yea rs. U S. arsenaU DANBURY — A state trooper alerted by a man's voice coming can party has an excellent chance But when Reagan assumed Gen Edward Row;ny. chief Sam estimates that a minimum of $40 million is sold out for the sake of political Bozzuto. Max Case of Milford; Gerald E. from the trunk of a car charged a hitchhiker Friday with of capturing the governor’s office office in 1981. he pledged not to strategic arms adviser, said needed in the immediate future. expediency." Belaga said. ’’That’s Beiaga also dismissed state- Finn of Greenwich and Allen But Johnston and others eager to see the Helen Thomas is United Press kidnapping, robbery and assault for allegedly attacking a good Raymond of Westport. in November,” he said. undercut the unratified treaty SALT II "is behind us” And A supplementary appropriation of $21.7 million wh.v I have appointed this commit­ n)ents made e.-.rlier this week by state’s electric chair warmed up again are International’s veteran White Samaritan, police said. and to stay within its limits as deputy White House press secre­ House. for Haiti has been approved by both House and Trooper Steven Korf noticed a car make an illegal U-turn on neither satisfied with the existing law nor long as the Soviets did not tary Larry Speakes said the Senate — but with differences that will require the Exit 2 ramp of Interstate 84 about 2 a.m. and stopped the impre.ssed with the flaws of the current bill. ' undermine it tre a ty " i s no lo n g e r in negotiations in conference. vehicle. State challenges limit on religious holidays and are trying to muster the votes to override existence” Sam. a large, sturdy man with a booming laugh, When he approached, tfie trooper heard a voice coming from IN THE YEARS that passed, is a lawyer and has a degree in agriculture. He the trunk and rescued Jeffrey Hunihan, 41, of Waterbury, who O 'N e ill’s veto. In effect, all of the above said HARTFORD (UPl) - Connecti­ with Philbrook. Ansonia asked the brief that the Ansonia School for observance of religious holi­ said his country’s plight cannot be adequately had picked up the hitchhiker, police said. Hunihan was beaten the administration frequently in one way or another that the Letters policy cut has filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court to review the Board is practicing religious dis­ days, and three days leave each " I just have a lot m ore faith in our system called the Soviets' hand on the treaty is dead measured in dollars — even millions of dollars. “ I and robbed of an undisclosed amount of cash before he was Supreme Court on behalf of a decision, and the high court agreed crimination because it docked year for “ personal business” forced into the trunk of his own car and the hitchhiker drove off, than that." said Rep. William L. Wollenberg. treaty, and claimed the Kremlin Reagan could not bring him­ The Manchester Herald wel­ would like to invite you and any American to go to school teacher who challenged a to hear the ca.se this year. Philbrook’s wages for three of the The personal business days had violated the accord by self to use a term of such finality comes original letters to the Haiti and see it for yourself." he told our reporter police said. ' limit of three days paid religious The state is not a party to the days off he requires for religious cannot be used for religious R-Farmington. co-chairman of the Judiciary deploying what the Uniti>d States in discussing his drastic decision editor. Jim Lynch. Richard Parkis, 18, of Waterbury was driving the car when the leave a year, officials said Friday. suit. but has an interest in the case observances. observance, the school board said. Committee, in response to O’Neill’s viewed as a new missile the S-T-l. to break out of the treaty But Letters should be brief and to vehicle was stopped. He was charged with second-degree State Attorney General Joseph I. because of the effect on Connecti­ Philbrook, who became a Philbrook was allowed to take three days of paid leave and three reservations. and breaking other provisions by when pressed by reporters, he the point. They should be typed kidnapping, third-degree robbery and third-degree assault. Lieberman said the so-called cut laws prohibiting employment member of the Worldwide Church Martha revlalted Parkis was held in lieu of $50,000 bond pending an appearance friend-of-the-court brief supports of God in 1968, says his faith days of unpaid leave a year to coding its testing said: " I think you can trust what or neatly handwritten, and. for discrimination on the basis of Two former Democratic presidential candidtes’> the position of Ronald Philbrook. a religion, Lieberman said. requires him to miss about six observe religious holidays. Unfortunately, the judicial system does not Nevertheless, it appeared to be Larry said ” ease in editing, should be double­ in Waterbury Superior Court; wives. Abigail McCarthy and Jane Muskie. have typing and business teacher at “ You do not have to be fired to be school days for designated holy After attempts to work out a deal always produce justice, and the current in the U S interests to abide by spaced. Letters must be signed The president confessed at his co-authored a novel of Washington intrigue Ansonia High School. a victim of religious discrimina­ days each year. with the board to get paid leave death-penalty bill would pave the way for the treaty. with name, address and daytime last news conference. "I was inspired by a still-unsolved Republican mystery of Excedrln recall said effective Philbrook challenged the school tion in the workplace,” Lieberman He asked to take personal time time failed, he began his legal Last week, the president, always hostile to that treaty telephone number (for challenge in 1973 when he filed a even more grievous wrongs. the Watergate..era: What realty happened to the district’s limit of three days said. for the three disput^ days off, or faced with decisions on introduc­ verification). HARTFORD — The recall of Extra-Strength Excedrin from have the cost of the substitute complaint with the Connecticut because it did not reduce late Martha Mitchell? religious leave each year and the Connecticut laws banning dis­ If backer.s-of capital punishment want a ing new weaponry, made it quite weapons ’ ’ The Herald reserves the right Connecticut store shelves has been very effective, William Ward, case wound its way through .state crimination could be “ seriously teacher deducted from his wages Commission on Human Rights and Both women knew the outspoken wife of clear that he had decided to to edit letters in the interests of director of the drug control division of the Consumer Protection and federal agencies. compromised by an adverse deci­ for those days, Lieberman said. Opportunities. death-penalty law that works, they should go He insisted that his action Richard Nixon’s attorney general. John N. renounce the treaty. would not lead to an arms race brevity, clarity and taste. Department, said Friday. A federal court ruling was sion" of the Supreme Court, he Under union contract, the school The state commission backed back to the drawing board instead of trying to Mitchell. She was manhandled by security guards Philbrook, but the school board Up to that time, there had been He believes instead that the Address letters to: Open Fo­ The department has been calling wholesale and retail outlets appealed to the 2nd U.S. Circuit said. board allowed employees to have force through a measure that most citizens and injected with drugs, allegedly so that she and letting them know about the nationwide recall of the three paid days a year for absence rejected the decision. various interpretations of a May Soviets will be more willing to rum. Manchester Herald. P.O. Court of Appeals, which agreed Lieberman argues in the state’s could be hospitalized and kept from blowing the headache remedy because of possible tampering. Ward said. would find morally unpalatable. 27 statement that the United deal now. Box 591. Manchester. CT 06040. whistle on various Watergate-related scandals. The capsules have been linked to two cyanide poisoning deaths Blame for the incident was never pinned down, in Washington state. Ward said. Court refuses to hear appeal on bail ruling nor was it ever learned exactly what Martha The sa me lot number linked to the two deaths has been found on knew. Connecticut store shelves, but Ward said that does not surprise NEW YORK (UPl) — The full Center for Constitutional Rights, tion has few if any supporters," declared the preventative deten­ "One Woman Out,” which will be published in him. 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said. Kuby said. tion provision unconstitutional. Waldheim and the rest of the world Bottles bearing that lot number 5H102 have been found in many ’The full court Thursday announced September, chronicles the predicament of the vice has refused to hear an appeal of its Orlando Gonzales-Claudio and U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy president’s wife in the administration ofthe states, including 40 or SO cases in Connecticut alone, Ward said. May 2nd ruling that held denial of Issac Camacho-Negron are being said Friday he would sit down next it would not hear the appeal, thereby upholding the panel’s Austria’s election of Kurt Waldheim as its Achille Lauro hijackers, which reflects this widely cdimtry’s first woman president. “ I can’t imagine that we’re isolated,” Ward said. bail to suspects in the 1983 Wells held in the Metropolitan Correc­ week with representatives of his office and the U.S. Justice Depart­ initial ruling. prestigious though largely powerless president is held attitude, .sounded strangely “ out of sync” to McCarthy, wife of former Sen. Eugene Fargo robbery was unconstitu­ tional Center in New York. “ The government will have to ment to decide what the next step The , 19 suspects are facing a sharp reminder that much — perhaps most — of McCarthy, D-Minn., told us, “ Martha was tional, attorneys said Friday. the American ear: He went out of his way to speak UTC contributes to statue restoration would be. charges in U.S. District Court in the rest of the world has a very different The ruling clears the way for bail move on an emergency basis to the sympathetically of the struggle of the Palestinian apparently saved by her access to the press. We hearings for two of the 19 suspects Supreme Court for a stay,” Kuby “ We have a number of options,” Hartford in connection with the perspective on many matters than do the United HARTFORD — United Technologies Corp. will contribute WUliam Arabs to recover their "homeland." even as he asked ourselves what could happen to a political in the $7 million heist, Ronald L. said. Twardy s..id. second largest cash heist in U.S. States and Israel. $500,000 to the restoration of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis condemned the hijackers and demanded that wife who was a danger to the administration and Kuby, a New York lawyer with the “ This shows preventative deten­ A three-judge panel May 2 history. On the narrow issue of Waldheim’s culpability Rusher severe penalties be imposed on them. vzas hospitalized. Who would want — or dare — to Island, the company said Friday. in the matter of his military service, the returns The point is that thereis far more sympathy for help her?" “ I cannot think of any other symbols that better personify freedom, the free enterprise spirit and the promise that America are probably not yet all in. the Palestinian cause in the rest of the world than Everything you need to collect At a minimum, he concealed the fact that he there is, generally speaking, in the United States Diplomatic digaat has held for generations and immigrants," said UTC Chairman Lieberman pursues suit Harry J. Gray. served as a staff officer of the German army in the and Israel. And difficult as it may be fore If there were a Henry Higgins of the Arab world UTC also has contributed $27,000 to the restoration project Balkans, and it seems unlikely that in that Americans to accept the idea, the rest of the world whom would he designate as the most refined of through its employee matching gift program, he said. capacity he was totally unaware (as he now MARVEL also looks at the whole subject of World War II the many national leaders? King Hussein of The Otis Elevator subsidiary of UTC has had its products in against ‘Genie’ charity claims) of the atrocities for which his commander However we come down on the question of rather differently that we do. Jordan, according to sources who know their service at Ellis Island and in the Statue of Liberty for more than Comics was later executed. Whether he participated in Waldheim’s moral qualifications to serve as WATERBURY (UPl) - A crim­ before the suit was filed have made spoken Arabic. Unlike the self-made despots who 80'years, Geae said. at: them is still an open question, but Israeli Justice president of Austria. Amei icans certainly need inal lawsuit will continue against it impossible for his clients to EVERYONE - OR AT LEAST most rational rule so many neighboring countries the UTC, headquartered in Hartford, is the seventh largest Minister Yitzhak Modal stated just four days feel no special sympathy for this man. His people everywhere — agrees that Hitler was a the founders of a charity that receive a fair trial. diminutive monarch speaks an elegant, classical manufacturing company in the United States. raised funds for dying children before the election that his government had been allegiance, during his years as secretary general monster. But the peoples of the Third World, not BURIED UNDER Arabic that is almost poetic — and with none of the despite defense claims the state The Bateses are charged inJhe unable to turn up any firm evidence that of the United Nations, was to the nations ofthe having been directly involved in World War II. grammatical errors that sometimes mark the has “ poisoned the minds of poten­ criminal suit of six counts of Paperbacks&Comics Waldheim personally took part in atrocities. Third World, which (together with the communist lend to regard it as essentially just another battle speech of more plebeian rulers. King’s sub returns to state berth tial jurors.” operating a charity without being ' 188 West Middle Tpke. bloc) dominated the organization and elected him. registered with the state between among the major powers for world domination. GROTON — The USS Kamehameha, a ballistic missile-firing Superior Court Judge Edward Y. Manchester. CT 06040 SHOULD HIS RECORD, as establishedVo date, On more than one occasion — most notably during And the citizens of the former Axis nations, O’Connell rejected a defense mo­ May and September 1985. They subn^rine named after a Hawaiian king who conquered and deny the allegations and say the have disqualified Waldheim for the Austrian the Vietnam War — Waldheim openly clashed humanly, are not at all eager to condemn their tion Thursday that the suit be Hern: 10AM to 8pm Mon-8at unified the islands, was scheduled to return Saturday to the charity was legitimate. presidency, and earlier from serving as secretary with U.S. policy to the gratification of his fellow countrymen who .served in Hitler's armies Naval Submarine Base. dismissed against Michael and supporters. fHanrliralrr Mrrali'i (203) 643-7295 general of the United Natioas :’ A great many — at least, not unless they were clearly and The Navy said the nuclear-powered vessel commissioned in Suzanne Bates, who started the Lieberman charged in his news former German officals. including some high personally guilty of atrocities. Founded In 1881 December 1965 will operate out of the Groton base before Genie Project to grant the last conference that only $10.(X)0 of BUT IT IS RIGHT HERE - in the matter of wishes of dying children. $237,000 raised for the Genie aSOJKK) eomtes In stock comm'anders not personally guilty of atrocities, We saw this last year in the Bitburg RICHARD W COSGROVE Publisher beginning a scheduled overhaul. The submarine last berthed at have subsequently served honorably in important “ world opinion" as reflected in the U.N. General' controversy. And it is the explanation of Austria’s DOUGLAS A BEVINS Executive Editor Groton in 1972. “ It’s a case (hat is obviously Pj-oject went to charity and the rest was spent to support a lavish political posts: but they have almost always Assembly — that an important point manifests attitude toward Kurt Waldheim. The United JAMES P SACKS Managing Editor The Kamehameha was built at the Mare Island Naval going to te

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U.S. intelligence officials here after he redefected, Yur­ region. military official Friday who was caught red-handed trying to dig Soviet spy in North Africa has are disclosing, even privately, chenko complained that the CIA NBC said Agraniants had supp­ Brian Brophy up top secret documents buried next to a telephone pole at a defected and is in the United States little information about was filling U.S. newspapers with lied names of Soviet agents in “ dead drop” in the Maryland countryside, officials said. telling U.S. officials about Soviet Agraniants. stories about him. U.S. intelligence ’Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco and FBI Director William Webster identified the official as the operations in Arab countries, Yurchenko, a general-designate sources said these leaks upset him Libya. intelligence community sources in the KGB and former chief of because he had hoped to kept his Specific details of what Agran­ Oi1oles4}low out Red Sox senior Soviet Air Force officer at the Soviet Embassy. Col. Vladimir Makarovich Izmaylov, and said he had been meeting said Friday. Soviet Embassy security in Wa­ defection secret so that the family iants has told U.S. officials could leads decathlon for months with a U.S. Air Force officer voluntarily working Oleg Agraniants. an official of shington. defected in Rome and he left behind in the Soviet Union not be confirmed Friday. By United Press International undercover for the FBI. the Soviet KGB spy agency, spent three months here telling would not be subject to reprisals. It also could not be learned what The State Department, which ordered Izmaylov, 43, out of the “ basically walked into the U.S. U.S. officials about Soviet opera­ At this early stage in Agraniants’ if any family Agraniants has and BOSTON — Tom O’Malley went NEW BRITAIN - Mandtes- and the discus on Monday, country, said the Soviet would be leaving the United States Embassy in ’Tunis a month ago and tions, including two alleged Soviet interrogation, he is believed to be a where they might be now. Nor 3-for-6 with five RBI and Mike spies in this country. Edward ter High junior Brian Brophy recorded personal bests in three Boddicker scattered six hits to Sunday, when the next scheduled Aeroflot flight leaves New defected,” said one source. genuine defector and not a double­ could it be determined imme­ The sources, who asked not to be Howard and Ronald Pelton. agent planted by the Soviet Union. took a comfortable lead Friday of his five Friday events. He set become the American League’s York. He was turned over to Soviet Embassy officials late diately where else he had served identified ’ by name, said Agran­ A former CIA agent. Howard is a “ There is no indication that he is in the first day of the state personal standards in bolh the second 10-game winner Friday Thursday once his diplomatic immunity was established. besides Tunisia. iants was assigned to the Soviet fugitive last seen in Finland and anything other than what he decathlon championships at high jump (S’lOVii) and long night, leading the Baltimore Ori­ In Arlington, Va., Friday at Izmaylov’s Wildwood Towers Kathy Pherson, a spokeswoman Embassy in Tunis, where his cover believed to have fled to the Soviet appears to be.” one source said. for the CIA, declined to comment. New Britain’s Wlllowbrook jump (20’S” ), and also was oles to a 14-3 shellacking of the < apartment building, two cars with Soviet diplomatic licenses job was as the No. 3 official in the Union. Pelton. a former National NBC Nightly News, which first The Soviet spy agency would Park. After five events, Brophy clocked at 11.52 seconds in the Boston Red Sox. picked up seven people and departed about 1:45 p.m. E D T . Soviet delegation. Security Agency expert in spying reported the defection, said he have to replace agents in northern had accumulated 3,513 points. 100 meter dash. His shot put toss Boddicker. 10-1, walked three Agraniants has been brought to on Soviet communications, was may have been a U.S. agent inside Africa and possibly the networks to The final five events of the of 5r7>A” was a slight disap­ and struck out seven to earn his the United States for detailed convicted on espionage charges the KGB for the last three years. which they belonged. NBC quoted decathlon are today, beginning pointment, though his 400 meter sixth victory in a row. -Boddicker Bristol-Myers recalls all capsules interrogation, the sources said. recently in federal court in The program said he was responsi- its sources as saying. at 10 a.m. tinie of 51.88 had to be consi­ was the beneficiary of a 20-hit “ Brian is hoping to break 7000 dered at least satisfactory be­ Oriole attack. SEA TTLE — Bristol-Myers Co., the maker of Extra-Strength points, which will be quite an cause of stiff winds. Mike Brown, 4-4, had to leave the Excedrin, announced Friday it is withdrawing all its capsule accomplishment,” said MHS game after being hit by Juan Today’s final five events form of over-the.-counter medications as a result of the deaths of Security Robertson track coach George Suitor. Bonilla’s one-hop grounder in the include the 110 hurdles, the two Seattle-area people who swallowed cyanide-tainted The state record of just over second inning and took the loss. discus, the pole vault, the 7100 points is held by former Leading 4-2 in the fifth inning, capsules. javelin and the 1500 meters. The two Seattle victims appeared to be the victims of a measures delegates East Catholic High star Mark the Orioles scored two runs off random, although "localized," poisoning of Extra-Strength Fournier. Brophy will compete in the reliever Mike Trujillo to break tbe Excedrin capsules, a U.S. Food and Drug Administration official Brophy, who won the State Junior Nationals in Maryland game open. Larry Sheets led off Open title in both the shot put said. toughened mount bid next weekend. with a walk and Mike Young Bristol-Myers, one of the nation’s largest pharmaceutical singled him to second. Bonilla manufacturers, said it will stop making capsule forms of Datril, moved both runners over with a Comtrex and Bufferin. The New York-based company CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - About sacrifice before O’Malley looped a two-out single to left to make the announced earlier this week it was withdrawing Excedrin By David Crary 200 followers of T V evangelist Pat score 6-2. capsules from the market. The Associated Press Robertson are seeking delegate seats at the state Republican Bias tragedy The Red Sox cut the score to 6-3 ’The products will be re-introduced in tablet form in the near JOHANNESBURG South in the sixth on an RBI triple by future, the company said. convention in an early show of Africa — The'President’s Council organizational strength by the Dwight Evans before Baltimore Bristol-Myers is the second major drug producer to withdraw used its legislative power Friday to added a run in the seventh and non-prescription capsule medications from the market this year. possible presidential candidate. approve tough security laws whose Robertson, a Christian conser­ three in the eighth to make it 10-3. UPI photo Johnson & Johnson pulled its capsule medications off the market is ‘suspicious’ delay in the two non-white vative, has been in the early wave Lee Lacy’s infield grounder off Bosox catcher Rich Gedman tags out during third inning action at Fenway on Feb. 17 as a result of tampering with Tylenol. chambers of Parliament led the reliever Rob Woodward scored of possible presidential candidates Orioles' Larry Sheets during a rundown Park, government to decree a national to the first-in-the-nation primary miner Dr. John Smialek said in Rick Dempsey in the seventh and By United Press International O ’Malley smacked a bases-loaded state of emergency. state. In April, he attracted an Baltimore. between home plate and third base , Committee cuts ‘Star Wars’ budget double in the eighth to score three By votes of 35-22 and 35-21. the estimated 1,600 followers to a C O L LE G E PARK Md. - Police Bias, 22. of nearby Landover, runs. The Yankees scored two runs in council passed bills permitting tent-revival rally in Manchester. labeled the death of former Mary­ died after suffering an apparent Jays. Brewers 1, Tigers 0 WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate Armed Services Baltimore jumped out to a 2-0 the ninth when Willie Randolph detention without trial for 180 days land basketball star Len Bias cardiac arrest early Thursday Pagliarulo led off the 10th with a At Milwaukee. Tim Leary fired a Committee agreed Friday to chop almost $1.4 billion from The delegates were fielded by lead in the first inning. O ’Malley scored on a wild pitch and Ken rather than the 14 allowed in “ suspicious” Friday, although a morning. The NBA champion double into the right field corner. four-hitter for his first major- President Reagan’s “ Star Wars’’ budget and redirected some of the Freedom Council, an evangeli­ doubled, advanced tothirdon Juan G riffe y singled home Don non-emergency conditions under spokesman denied authorities are Boston Celtics had selected Bias After pinch hitter Dan Pasqua league shutout Friday night, lead­ the money into finding ways to improve conventional weapons. cal group founded by Robertson in Beniquez’ single and scored of Jim Mattingly. current law. and giving security focusing their probe on allegations second overall in Tuesday’s draft. struck out. Henderson doubled off ing the Milwaukee Brewers to a 1-0 The move, on a 10-9 vote, came as the committee finished a $301 1981. They will appear on the Sept. Dwyer’s sacrifice fly. Beniquez With the scoretied 1-1.New York forces sweeping powers in any he used cocaine. Terrapins coach Charles the glove of third baseman Garth victory over the Detroit Tigers. billion 1987 defense authorization bill. 9 primary ballot to fill roughly half scored on an RBI groundout by took the lead with a run in the sixth. district the law and order minister In addition. Bias’s agent. Lee "Lefty” Driesell, however, said lorg to score Pagliarulo. After Leary, 6-5 in his second full of the 1,000 state GOP convention Sheets. With one out Butch Wynegar drove The committee’s ranking Democrat. Sam Nunn of Georgia, declares an "unrest area.” Fentress of Washington-based Ad­ investigators told him Bias used Henderson advanced to third on major-league season, pitched his seats this October. The Red Sox cut the score to 2-1 the first delivery from John and Sen. William Cohen, R-Maine, succeeded in convincing the President P.W. Botha appoints vantage International, told United the drug. Don Gordon’s errant pickoff second complete game of the year, in the bottom of the inning on Bill Cerutti. 1-2. into the left field panel to shift $453 million originally earmarked for the Strategic all 60 members of the council, While the regional director of the Press International Bias took out a “ From what 1 understood from throw. Randolph singled home striking out six and walking one. Buckner’s eight homer of the bleachers for his sixth homer. Defense Initiative’s anti-missile weapon research program into which can adopt legislation sta­ group said Friday the delegate large disability and accidental the police, there was a trace of Henderson to make it 10-8. The right-hander retired 13 in a season. The Yankees stretched their programs to bolster conventional weapons technology. lemated in the three-chamber drive was not connected with any death insurance policy with cocaine in his urine.” Driesell said Brian Fisher. 3-3, pitched I 1-3 row between the third and seventh Baltimore scored two more in lead to 3-1 in the seventh. Rickey In addition, the two said the committee will put language in its Parliament. presidential aspirations of Robert­ Lloyd’s of London last August. on ABC’s Good Morning America. innings for the victory. Gordon fell innings. the third on Young’s two-run Henderson doubled to lead off, and report to the Senate to provide a more “ realistic’ ’ definition of the His ruling National Parly has 35 son, he said members are commit­ Fentress would not comment "But again, if that’s the case, it’s to 0-1. single. advanced to third on Randolph’s Star Wars program, taking it away from the concept of an seats. Six other seats are assigned ted to furthering the conservative Friday on the amount of the policy, completely out of character for Yankee reliever Dave Righetti. policies of President Reagan. Tony Armas hit a double to score sacrifice. Jim Acker relieved, and umbrella-like defensive shield and toward the idea of a defense of to whites and 19 to Indians and although one source estimated it is Leonard Bias. I would be com­ the loser of ’Thursday night’s Evans in tbe fourth to cut the score with Dave Windfield at the plate. Mariners 5, White Sox 3 missile fields. people of mixed race. valued at more than $1 million. pletely shocked,” game, failed to secure Doug "This mission that we’re doing to 4-2. Acker uncorked the first of his At Chicago, Jim Presley went Critics say the new security Bias took the policy after he Insurance experts told UPI if Drabek’s bid for his first major- President Reagan submitted a defense budget request of $321 would go on whether Pat Robert­ Baltimore added four in the three wild pitches to score 2-for-4 with a double and home run measures amount to a state of decided to return to school for his Bias’s death is ruled drug-related, league victory by blowing an 8-2 billion, including about $10 billion foi; defense-related projects at emergency without the name. son were a candidate or not,” said ninth off reliever Bob Stanley to Henderson. Friday night, and Mark Langston the Energy Department. The Senate Budget Committee held him Kerry Moody of Dublin, northeast­ senior year rather than turn it would likely not jeopardize the lead in the ninth. Pinch hitter Ron Hassey’s three- There has been speculation that collection of the insurance policy. take a 14-3 lead. Sheets and Young Cliff Johnson led off the ninth combined with two relievers on a to $301 billion, and the committee bill reflected that number. ern director of the Freedom professional. hit RBI singles and Dempsey hit a run homer in the eighth gave New five-hitter Friday night to carry Botha will lift the emergency Prince George’s County police “ There should be no reason that with a single off Drabek and after declared June 12 after the bills Council. ‘"This has nothing to do two-run single with the bases York a 6-1 lead. the Seattle Mariners to a 5-3 with ’88,” he said, referring to the spokesman Bob Law said homicide the fact the death is drug-related, if Drabek walked willie upshaw. become law by his signature. it is. would affect the payoff.” said loaded. Righetti relieved. Righetti surren­ victory over the Chicago White state’s presidential primary. detectives “ are listing (the Bias Sox. spoiling the debut of interim Tobacco company not liable In death The Bureau of Information re­ case) as a suspicious death.” Rob Bier, a spokesman for the dered RBI singles to Damaso Yankees 10, Blue Jays 8 Angels 6, Royals 2 manager Doug Rader. ported Friday that six more people Moody acknowledged, however, "Here’s a man in perfect physi­ American Council of Life Insu­ Garcia and Tony Fernandez to cut Rader was named interim man­ O K L A H O M A C IT Y — A federal court jury on Friday refused to had been killed, including a that some members — himself cal condition, and everybody you rance in Washington. “I have At Toronto. Rickey Henderson the margin to 8-4. Garth lorg At Kansas City. Mo.. Ruppert ager Friday after Tony LaRussa find U.S. Tobacco Co. liable for the+eath of a teenager who 5-year-oid it said was shot acciden­ included — would welcome a talked to and everybody w ^ never heard of a case that the fact doubled home Mike Pagliarulo walked to load the bases and. after Jones hit the third pitch of the was fired Thursday by White Sox developed oral cancer after dipping snuff for six years. tally by police in the black Soweto Robertson candidacy. knows him verifies he’s never b ^ n that* the death was drug related with the winning run in the 10th Righetti struck out Moseby. game for a home run and added a vice president in charge of base­ It was the third recent product liability victory for the tobacco township outside Johannesburg. invivoed in drugs.” Law added. affected the payoff.” inning, and the New York Yankees George Bell lashed a I-O delivery two-run triple in the second inning ball operations Ken Harrelson. industry. That brought the total of deaths “ For a person in that kind of Fentress also said Bias took out survived Toronto’s six-run ninth to over the left-center field fence to to lead the California Angels to a The loss was the sixth in the last Betty Ann Marsee, wbo had sought $147 million from U.S. during the emergency to 54. condition to die is suspicious.” additional insurance coverage in snap a five-game losing streak tie the score 8-8 with his I2th 6-2 victory Friday night over the with a 10-8 victory over the Blue Kansas City Royals. seven games for Chicago. Tobacco for the death of her son. Sean, sobbed as she told White business leaders in­ Herald photo by Rocha Law also said police impounded May after he signed with homer. reporters that she feared the verdict would send a message to creased their protests to the Obituaries Bias’ new sports car. He would not Advantage. other teen-agers that snuff dipping is safe. government about detentions of TREASURER CANDIDATE MAURICE MOSLEY reveal if anything was found in the Driesell’s disclosure comes "Th e kids will think that this is another afe product... and there black union leaders, several dozen car. but W RC-TV in Washington amid reports police investigators NL roundup will be another nine or 10 or 25 Seans.” Marsee said, clenching the of whom are among more than . . . sees Democratic House and Senate Bertha Stringfellow reported a quantity of “ white and doctors have evidence Bias hand of her attorney, Dania Dechamps-Braly. 1.000 people known to have been Bertba (Hogan) Stringfellow, 85, powder” was found under its used cocaine in the hours proceed­ She alleged Sean’s use of snuff caused te high school track star rounded up under the emergency. of Meridian, Miss., mother of dashboard. ing the collapse in his Washington to develop tongue cancer in 1983, leading to his death at age 19 a The detentions have prompted Manchester baseball umpire Tom ­ Law said, however, "We are not Hall dormitory. year later. strikes, and businessmen say they mie L. Stringfellow. died Sunday at investigating the possibility of A University spokesman said Bolton Democrats funeral services for Bias are The verdict in the five-week trial came after six hours of cannot negotiate with leaderless Rush’s Hospital, Meridian. Miss. drugs. We cannot go on the alleged Hernandez’ shot Ignites Mets findings of a local hospital, we can scheduled for Monday. deliberations that began Thursday, and two of the Six jurors wept union members. She was the widow of John N. only go on the report of the state There will be a small private as they left the courtroom. Thousands of blacks havestaged Stringfellow. sporadic sit-downs in at least 50 She also is survived by five medical examiner.” ceremony for close friends and By United Press International Reds an 8-5 victory over the make no choices family at 10:30 a.m. E D T at tbe outlets of six retail chains. There daughters, Mary Ford of St. Paul, No information will be released Atlanta Braves and a sweep of were reports Friday that strikes Minn., and Esther Harper, Birdie- for about a week to 10 days on school’s Memorial Chapel. A a NEW YOR K — Keith Hernandez their Friday night double-header. Lifers black out jail, flee in dark By John Mitchell Kemler. a Democrat from West Thursday’s autopsy while toxico­ public ceremony will be held at 7 had spread to two plants that Herald Reporter Hartford. Kemler took office after Mae Reid. Betty-Jean Gaddis and homered to break a 2-2 tie and In the opener. Buddy Bell went manufacture record albums. logical and tissue tests are com­ p.m. in Cole Fieldhouse. with A TM O R E , Ala. — Five convicts serving life sentences, Parker stepped down earlier this Hattie Stringfellow. all of Meri­ Gary Carter hit a three-run homer 3- for-4 and drove in three runs to A white President’s Council pleted.- chief state medical exa­ Driesell delivering the eulogy. BOLTON — The Democratic year. dian, Miss.; two other sons. Henry to cap a six-run seventh inning lead the Reds to a 6-4 victory. including three murderers, fled Alabama’s maximum security member from the opposition Pro­ Town Committee, after hearing a Noting that Gov. William O ’Neill Stringfellow of Meridian. Miss., Friday night to power the New Gullickson gave up seven hits, Holman Prison after setting fire to the power station and gressive Federal Party. P.C. walked none and struck out four. candidate for state treasurer is "our best opportunity to win,” and John N. Stringfellow Jr. of York Mets to a 10-3 victory over the blacking out tbe entire prison, officials said Friday. Schoeman. said the speed with Braves starter Joe Johnson, 6-6, speak Friday, agreed not to Mosley said that his experience is Tacoma, Wash.; and several Chicago Cubs behindthe combined The prisoners fled Thursday night through a hole they cut in a which the bills were referred to the endorse anyone for the position or his best qualification. "Many of the grandchildren, great­ six-hit pitching of Sid Fernandez surrendered seven runs in 4 1-3 fence, dodging bullets fired by guards who scrambled in the dark council for action made the body The Weekend for the state Legislature. programs and policies that are grandchildren. nieces, nephews and Roger McDowell. innings, walked one and struck out to block the escape. None of the convicts was hit and there were look like ” an absolute rubber two. “ We will allow the delegates to there now, we implemented in my and other relatives. She was Hernandez’ home run. his fifth of no other injuries, said Department of Corrections spokeswoman stamp” for the government. vote their conscience” said Town tenure.” he said. predeceased by four children. the season, came off Scott Sander­ In tne opener. Tom Browning, Debbie Herbert. He and other opposition Mor^larty Brothers host Vernon O’s Chairman Henry Kelsey at the The funeral will be Sunday at son, 3t5. in the sixth inning to put 5-6, pitched six innings for the Two of the fugitives were captured within two miles of the members said the council’s action Mosley cited housing and busi­ committee’s regular meeting, ad­ Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Twilight League action continues tonight at Moriarty Field the Mets ahead 3-2. opening-game victory. He a'^owed prison and one was caught outside the fence shortly after the demonstrated how little power the ness as his two main concerns. He ding that he did want tc hear Meridian, Miss. Burial will be in when the 6-4 Moriarty Brothers entertain the Vernon Orioles at Chicago had taken a 2-0 lead in four runs on seven hits, walked Indian and mixed-race legislative said he hopes to expand Parker’s escape, Herbert said. A South Alabama posse using tracking members’ reactions. "I would like Cedarcrest Cemetery, Meridian, 7:30 p.m. The MBs feature a power-hitting lineup, led by Dave the fourth inning against Fernan­ three and struck out four. Franco chambers have. ; Yankee Mac program, which dogs searched for the remaining escapees. as much input as possible as to how Miss. Ford, Brian Crowley and Mike Johnson. dez, 8-2, who worked the first seven tossed the final inning to earn his Holman Prison houses 649 convicts and is the site of the state’s The 1984 constitution established made housing more affordable, innings and allowed only three they feel about the candidates.” he <» 12th save. the two special houses but con­ and also plans to provide more electric chair. Eighty-two prisoners are on Holman’s death row said. Nora Reiznieks hits. Fernandez walked five and Jeff Dedmon, 2-3. took the loss in tinued to deny voting rights tja bond money forbusinesses. “ When but none of them was involved in the breakout. About 30 people, most of them Post 102 in Willimantic tournament struck out five before being relief of starter David Palmer. South Africa’s black^ajoritylack^ajorit o t^ business is doing well, that means Nora Reiznieks. 75, of 153 Tudor affiliated with the committee, had relieved by McDowell, who gave Dedmon surrendered two runs in million people. It alsVset^upalsVset^i the the State is doing well.” Mosley Lane, died Friday at Manchester W ILLIMANTIC — Manchester’s Post 102 American Legion up three hitsinthelasttwoinnings. the chance to listen to Maurice B, Memorial Hospital. three innings, walked two and President’s Council. said. baseball team competes in this weekend’s Willimantic New York broke the game open Mosley, a Democratic candidate She was born In Latvia April 6, struck out none. Italian court convicts U.S. model Opposition to the new arrange­ tournament at Eastern Connecticut State University. in the seventh by scoring six times for state treasurer. Glastonbury Mosley responded to questions 1911, and moved to Hartford in The Reds broke a 4-4 tie in the ment among blacks and the two The four team tourney, which also features clubs from New off relievers Ray Fontenot and Jay MILAN, Italy — Aspiring American model Terry Broome was Democratic Chairman William raised by Borges about his attend­ 1950. She had been a resident of sixth. minority communities involved Bailer. Ray Knight opened the convicted and sentenced to 14 years in prison Friday for fatally Ferris, the only Democratic candi­ ance record in the General Assem­ Manchester for the past 15 years. London, Bristol and host Willmantic, began on Friday night. The was a factor in the uprising that inning with a triple and was Expos 7, Pirates 2 shooting an Italian playboy sbe confessed to killing while high on date in the 4th Senatorial District, bly. He admitted to a 65 to 70 Before retiring, she had been semifinals are today, with times apd pairings depending on first began in September 1984 against round results. A one-game, nine-inning final takes place on wild-pitched home by Fontenot, At Montreal, Hubie Brooks went cocaine. domination by the nation’s 5 and David Cohen, a Hebron real percent attendance rate, adding employed at the Hartford Public Sunday. who then walked Kevin Mitchell 4- for-4 with two RBI and Tim After eight hours of deliberations, a panel of two judges and six million whites. More than 1,800 estate agent and restaurateur that he was present for alPthe Library and had also been em­ running in the 55th Assembly important decisions. Manchester, 4-3 overall going into the tournament, resumes its and committed a three-base throw­ Raines also drove home two runs jurorswfound tbe 28-year-old South Carolina woman guilty of people have been killed, nearly all ployed by the Aetna Insurance Co. ing error on Ed Hearn’s sacrifice, voluntary homicide in the killing of Francesco D ’Alessib, 40. District, were scheduled to speak, Commenting on the absentee While living in Latvia, she was a Zone Eight schedule on Sunday night, against homestanding Friday night to lead the Montreal of them black. allowing Mitchell to score and Expos to a 7-2 victory over the The court also handed down sentences totaling three years and but canceled their appearances at balloting irregularities that oc­ high school English teacher. Windsor Locks at Southwest Park at 5 p.m. Botha made hi.s first public sending Hearn to third. Pittsburgh Pirates. 11 months to three Italian defendants. the last minute. curred in his home town of She is survived by a sister, Mrs. address since the emergency dec­ Tim Teufel’s double off Bailer Andy McGaffigan, 5-2, pitched Addressing the court from her steel-barred defendant’s cage Mosley, a Waterbury lawyer Waterbury. Mosley said that he Velta Vitolins of Manchester. laration. He complained to police who served two years as executive scored Hearn and. after Darryl six innings for the victory. Bob earlier Friday, the slight, chestnut-haired woman acknowledged 'was confident that Gov. O ’Neill’s The funeral will be Monday at Television and radio highlights cadets in Pretoria that the outside assistant to former state ’Treas­ Strawberry was walked intention­ McClure, acquired this month her guilt. margin would hold up. He also said 2:30 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral world has dismissed his piecemeal urer Henry Parker and five the results would prove that “I had TODAY ally, Carter hit his 13th home run of from Milwaukee, went three in­ " I want to say to the court that I am sorry about Francesco’s Home, 460 Main St. Burial will be In the season. reforms of the apartheid race consecutive terms in the 72nd no involvement in any 1:30 p.m. — Orioles vs. Red Sox, Channels 22, 30, WTIC. nings for his first save as an Expo. death. Unfortunately, however, I can’t do anything to make up East Cemetery. There are no Leon Durham’s sacrifice fly and policies "as nothing, as pretense.” Assembly District, said his goal is improprieties.” calling hours. 1:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. Blue Jays, WPOP. Montreal jumped on Pirates for it, V. she said. “ I can only guarantee that I will try to change He said reform to him is “ a to talk with every town committee 1:30 p.m. — Cubs vs. Mets, SportsChannel, WKHT. Ron Cey’s single knocked in the starter Bob Walk, 2-4, for two runs m y life.” system of power-sharing.” but in the state. “ We’re going to turn 2:30 p.m . — Seniors Tournament Players Championship, two Chicago runs in the fourth, in the first inning. Vance Law "our leftist critics abroad and even the Senate and House back to ESPN. before the Mets came back to tie walked and scored from first on radicals in this country .. . mean Democrat next year,” he said. 4 p.m. — World Cup: Brazil vs. France, Channels 22, 30. the score 2-2 in the bottom of the Raines’ double off the left field something completely different. Mosley, opposed for the nomina­ 4:30 p.m.. — Boxing: Mark Breland vs. John Munduga, inning on Hernandez’ RBI single wall. Brooks followed with a single UPI photo Soldiers dig through prison In Peru and Carter’s sacrifice fly. They speak ofa final transfer of tion by Hartford Democrat Frank DRIVEWAY SEALING Channels 8, 40. up the middle to make it 2-0. Hearn hit his second homer of L IM A , Peru — Soldiers Friday dug through the rubble of an power to the South African Com- Borges, is running for the post held 4:30 p.m. — PGA: Atlanta Classic, Channel 3. Walk, making only his second the season in the eighth for the fihal Reds' pitcher Tom Browning, a 20*game winner as a island prison where security forces crushed a leftist rebel nhunist Party and its front, the by interim Treasurer Joan 4:30 p.m. — U.S. Outdoor Track and Field Championship, start of the season, gave up two African National Congress.” — Quality Work for Less — Mets run. more runs in the third. Mitch rookie last year, irriproved his record to 5-6 with a 6-4 win uprising and brought to a bloody end a tbree-prison rebellion that Channels 8, 40. Chicago added a run in the ninth Webster led off with a walk and over the Atlanta Braves in the first game of a twinbill in claimed more than 150 lives. The ANC, which is outlawed in on Shawon minston’s RBI infield Law and Raines followed with ^ M ilitary authorities said 159 rebels, inmates and soldiers were South Africa and has its headquar­ Cincinnati on Friday. ters in Zambia, is the main m • Over 12 years experience SUNDAY •' single. singles making the score 3-0. known to be dead in tbe coordinated rebel insurrections that guerrilla group fighting the 1 p.m. — Detroit Grand Prix, Channel 3. A crowd of 4^187 pushed the Raines was thrown out at second began Wednesday at E l Fronton island prison and San Pedro and government. • Insured 1:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. Blue Jays, Channel 11, WPOP. Mets’ attendance to 1,023,894 for 29 trying to stretch his hit to a double night in the St. Louis Cardinals’ 9-2 St. Louis chased Hudson in the Santa Barbara prisons in Lima. In its- report on unrest, the 1:30 p.m. — Seniors Tournament Players Championship, dates, the earliest the Mets have and he sprained his left wrist on the victory over the Philadelphia fifth inning as Ford singled and But soldiers sweeping through the concrete debris at El Bureau of Information said it had a ,WL ESPN. ever passed the one- million mark play. Brooks added an RBI scoring Phillies. scored on a two-out double by Fronton — loc"ated on a treeless crag 12 miles off Lim a’s Pacific • Free estimates 1:35 p.m. — Cubs vs. Mets. Channels 9, WKHT. Forsch. 6-4. struck out three and Clark, who knocked in tw#runs in delayed report that police firing at 'WINDSOR LOCKS VERNON in attendance. single to increase the margin to 4-0. Coast — were searching for up to 100 more rebel inmates who a fugitive killed a Soweto child 2 p.m. — World Cup: Argentina vs. England, Channel 30. walked five in hurling his second the game. Willie McGee followed may have died in the fightibg at the prison, police Lt. Tomas Tuesday when a bullet penetrated 623-6982 3 p.m. — Orioles vs. Red Sox, Channels 8, 40, WTIC. Reds 6-8, Braves 4-5 Cardinals 9, Phillies 2 complete game. with anotl^r double to score Clark and Mike LaValliere greeted re­ Corzo said. _axorrugated iron fence concealing 3:30 p.m. — Atlanta Classic, Channel 3. At Cincinnati, Pete Rose went At Philadelphia. Bob Forsch Ford, who had three hits and by BRETT JONES liever Randy Lerch with the The rebellion wa^ pat down Wednesday night at Santa the victim from the officers. IN SERVICE 4 p.m. — Boxing: Azumah Nelson vs. Danilo Cabrera, 3-for-5 while Bill Gullickson and tossed an eight-hitter and Curt scored thrw runs, and Clark both Barbara, where two inmates died; early Thursday at San Pedro, It said the five other blacks were Channels 22, 30. Ford and Jack Clark supported homered off Phillies starter Cha­ Cardinals’ third straight two-base John Franco combined on a hit to plate McGee for a 6-1 lead. where 124 were killed: and late Thursday at El Fronton. died between daybreak Thursday NOT #1 IN PRICE nine-hitter to give the Cincinnati him with solo home runs Friday rles Hudson, 4-5. and daybreak Friday. 643-1699 J> - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 21, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 21, 1986 - II SCOREBOARD Haff’s ‘Friends' Tewell is tooling Angili B, Royili 2 along at Atlanta Baseball CALIPORNIA KANSAS CITY Golf are Tall Cedars o b rh M M r h M RJones rf 5 1 2 3 Wilson cf 4 0 3 0 By David AAoffIt mark Friday, carded eight birdies Joyner 1b 4 0 0 0 Smith It 5 0 11 bv Earl Yost United Press International and no bogeys, and noted he let AL ttandlngt Downing If 4 2 1 0 Low rf 2 0 0 0 Since the Tall Cedars have RJcksn dh 5 0 1 0 Brewer rf 1 0 0 0 PBA results Sports Editor Emorltus been active, proceeds have been three other "makeable” birdie (mdov't M um mt induMd) Howell % 3 1 1 2 Quirk ph 10 0 0 turned over to Muscular Dys­ ATLANTA — Doug Tewell, putts get away. Bmt WllfOng 2b 3 0 1 1 Brett X 4 110 (Atlanta Qalt Closalc) Deviating from its past proce­ compiling the best season of his "Even when I tried to lag a putt, Burtesn ss 3 1 1 0 Orfa dh 4 0 10 trophy Research, national ob­ W L m M At Attanta, Oa„ JIsas 11 dures of selecting an Individual 12-year career after considering it went in," Tewell said. “ The hole Boifon 43 22 ./i Collfonila 1X 8X 888— 6 Hal Sutton 6668-134 announced its 1986 winner will picture. Golf Classic. Tway, winner two weeks ago in Dotrolt 31 33 .492 11M KaneatCtty. 8889X11B-2 67-67— 134 Tewell. at 12-under 132, was one Oonw-wlnnlna RBI — R. Jones (2). Mark O'Maoro be Nutmeg Forest's Tall Cedars The race is now promoted by a the Westchester Classic and a Wotl Gory Koch 7^63-1^S of Lebanon. shot ahead of Scott Hoch. who shot contender in last week’s U.S. Open, Toma 35 X .SM — E— Blancolono, Howell. DP— Bill Baroln 6966-135 Road Race Committee with the Collfemlo 35 31 .523 ■/> California 1, Kansas City 1. LOB—^ Wlllla Wood 6768— 135 The local organization will be Cedars stlU listed as a sponsor, a 66. Two strokes back were got off to a sizzling start Friday — Kontot City X X .506 T/a California 7, Kansas City 10. 2B— Downing, Howell, Wilson. 3B— R. Jones. David Frost 71-6S-136 tapped for its. interest and along with Pratt and Whitney. first-round co-leader Hal Sutton going birdie-eagle- birdie his first Oakland a X .418 8 Danny Edwards 6869— 137 (68). Bob Tway (66) and Mark three holes. MbinOMto 27 X .415 8 HR— R. Jones (7). SB— Pettis (13). Tom Kits 6969— 138 sponsorship in the annual Man­ Members of the Tall Cedars Chlcaoo a X .406 9 SP-Howell, Bolbonl. Tom Purtiar 6968^131 chester Road Race on Thanks­ canvass the crowd, which have O’Meara (67). “ It was kind of funny about the Soottlo 27 41 .388 9'/*> IP H R H IB B S O Gragg Twiggs 6969^138 giving morning. This year’s Gary Koch completed the best second nine,” Tway said. "I m doy't Rotulli Coiifomia Danis Watson 67-71— 138 numbered between 25,000 and Now York 10, Toronto 8 (10) Romanldc (W 65) 7 8 2 2 2 1 Lorry Zlsglar 67-71— 138 race, which will mark tlK 50th 30,000 the last eight years, for score of the first two rounds — a started the day with a bunch of Boltlmor* 14, Boiton 3 Corbett 2 2 0 0 0 0 9-under 63 in which he birdied half birdies. Then, through the middle Kansas City GIbby Gllbart 6969-138 anniversary of the popular contributions for M.D. and a Soottlo 5, Chicago 3 D. A. Wslbrlno 67-71— 138 race, will be the 36th in which the holes. Coupled with his opening of the round, I hit the greens, had Mllwaukoo 1, Dotrolt 0 Leonard (L 66) 3 5 4 4 1 1 Morris Hotalsky 7266-138 portion ($3) of each entry fee is UPl photo Clovolond at MInnosoto, night Block 4 3 2 2 1 0 Ray Rovd 7*69-139 the Taii Cedars have been also set aside to boost the final 72. Koch was tied for sixth place some good opportunities to score, Californio 6, Kansas City 2 Cone 1 0 0 0 1 1 with Bill Bergin (66) and Willie but just didn't drop them.” Porr 1 0 0 0 0 0 Stave Jones 69-70-139 involved. total for the research program. Andy Bean uses an iron to dispose of a dead snake on the Ookland at Toxas, night Paul Azlngar 6*71— 139 Previously, since the Friend Wood (68) at 135. Tewell, who had gone six years Sotunhiv's Oansoo Romonlcfc pitched to 1 batter In 8lh. Howard Twittv 6970-139 Hall of Fame inductees will be fairway after he stayed the reptile during second round (All TImot ID T) HBP— by Leonard (Downing), by Cone Bobbv Wodklns 7069— 139 of Sport Award was introduced Jimmy Roach, Earl Ballsieper, Sutton, who has won more without a victory before winning Baltimoro (Dixon 6,4) at Boston (Wllfong). T— 2;X. A— X m 716S— 139 money ($1.6 million) than any the Los Angeles Open four month ptay at the Atlanta Classic. PGA officials did not include Unwlres — Home, Brinkman; 1b, Mika Sullivan in 1984, the winners were Fred Fran Leary. Christie McCor­ (Clomons 120), 1:05 p.m. John McComIs ; 69-70— 139 other golfer during the past 4>/a ago, already has won $212,413 — New York (Guidry 67) at Toronto Cooney; 2b, Kaiser; X , Palermo. Rick Fehr 6674-140 Nassiff and Biil Pagani. mick and Will Clarke. The last Bean's snake-killing strokes in his even-par 72. (Alexander 5-3), \:15 p.m. AAork Haves 6*73-140 Nutmeg Forest first became two are deceased. years, was disappointed with his $52,000 more in the first six months Detroit (Tonono 7-4) at Milwaukee Andv Dillard 6*73-140 involved in the Road Race in Also slated for honors, as the position because he thought he than his best previous full year. golf part time,” he said despite potential, something I hadn’t done (Nieves 62), 1;Xp.m. Marinere5.WhltaSox3 Hwry Taylor 6*73— 141 should have shot a 63. Seattle (Switt 1-3) at Chlcaoo (Allen 30), pDovIs Love III 6*73— 140 1951, taking over sponsorship Unsung Award winner, will be 1980 when he won tne Heritage having won more than $100,000 in since those two wins in 1980.” 2;X p.m. Don Pohl 71-70— 141 from the Army and Navy cnub. Will "Red" Hadden, who "The course could hardly have Classic and the Philadelphia each of the previous three years. David Frost (65) and Andrew California (McCasklll 6-4) at Kansas SEATTLE CHICAOO ObrhM ObrhM Chip Back 69-73— 141 The race has developed into one chaired the Road Race Commit­ been set up any easier,” Sutton Classic. "Then 1 realized you can’t do both. City (Lelbrondt 7-4), 8:05 p.m. Don Poolav 6*73— 141 Magee (69) were at 136 and Danny Reynids X 3 0 0 0 Congels cf 4 0 2 1 of the most prestigious in New tee for 30 years for the Tall said. "From the way they placed Before this year. Tewell had I realized that my best way to Clevelond (Schulze 3-4) at Minnesota Moses cf 3 0 0 1 Tollesn X 5 1 0 0 Jodia Mudd 70-71— 141 Edwards (68) was at 137. (Portugal 26), 8:X p.m. Mika Hulbert 6*73— 141 England with more than 5,000 Cedars. the pins, apparently they wanted seriously considered curtailing his make money was out here. The other first-round co-leader, Oakland (Longford 1-6) at Texas Bradley If 4 0 11 Fisk c 5 0 11 ADovIS 1b 4 0 0 0 Kittle If 3 0 0 0 Jett Gryglel I 6973-141 runners appearing at the start­ some low numbers today.” Tour play to devote more time to "The first four or five weeks. I (H o u ^ 63), 8:X p.m. Phil Blockmor 71-70— 141 Ticket sales start Labor Day. Rick Fehr, followed up Thursday’s Presley X 4 2 2 1 Wolker 1b 4 0 0 0 ing iine. Tewell. who agreed with Sutton other business pursuits. wasn't sure I'd made the right Phelps dh 10 11 Hoirstn dh 4 0 1 0 Oorga Archer 09-73— 141 66 with a 74 to fall back in the pack. NLitindIngi GThms dh 3 1 1 0 Bonilla rf 3 0 0 0 Rod Curl 70-73— 143 that the hilly.*'7,007-yard Atlanta "1 had decided to go somewhere decision." Tewell added. "Now, I U.S. Open champion Raymond Hendrsn rf 4 0 1 0 Hulett 3bs ;3 1 1 0 Tim Norls 7370— 143 Country Club course was an easy else to make more money and play am. I'm finally playing up to my Floyd wound up at 69- 139. Owen ss 4 110 Baines ph 10 0 0 Andv Bean 7073— 143 (Late Mmes not Included) Kearney c 4 1 0 1 Guillen ss 0 0 0 0 Jim Simons 7369-142 Cruz X 2 10 0 Jeff Lewis 6973-142 Rost TeMs a 5 7 5 Totals M 2 5 x Lorry Mize 6973-142 W L Pet. OB Seattle 841880886-5 Jeff Slumon 6973— 142 New York 45 J8 .710 — Chicoae eoi see too— s BUI Rogers 7370-142 Montreal 35 X .548 10 (>am6wlnnlne RBI — Phelps (3). Tim Simpson 7370— 142 Phllodelohio X X .484 15 Pot Lindsey Wimbledon could become ‘survival of strongesf E— Hulett, Reynolds, A.DovIs. 71-71— 142 Chlcogo 27 37 .4X 1B '/j LOB— Seahle5, Chlcogo 9.2B—Presley, David Graham 71-71— 142 Pittsburgh a 37 .419 19 Phelps, Henderson, Congelosl. HR— Lorry Nelson 7369-142 St. Louis 27 37 .413 M'/a Presley (13). SB— Reynolds (17). SF— Jim Gollogher 7*73— 142 Bv Martin Lader seeded third among the women, like.” Navratilova said during a Lendl, though, has yet to win on two-time Wimbledon champion, weapons. West Moses. Richard Zokol 71-71— 142 United Press International already has withdrawn from Wim­ tournament at Eastbourne. " I ’m the grass of Wimbledon and he but at age 33 it is questionable if he Houston a a .563 — Loren Roberts “ Now if someone plays me and IP H R ER BB SO 71-71— 142 on cruise control, trying to main­ continues to be troubled hy tendini­ Son Francisco 34 31 .5X 2'/a Seattle Scott Simpson 7370— 142 bledon because of the flu. while stiil has the stamina to endure beats me it’s a very big win for Los Angeles X X .500 4 Lngstn (W 7-5) 6 1-3 4 3 2 4 7 Antonio Cerda 60-73— 142 WIMBLEDON. England - Noah and Arias, both with ankle tain my strength, but I can't do tis in his right knee. tough five-setters and bounce back them. Usually I like to play under Atlanta X 34 .492 5 Hulsmonn 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 Mike Nicolcite 7370— 142 Starting at the top with Ivan Lendl injuries, also are out. anything extra. "The knee doesn’t bother me. for the next match. On top of this, pressure, so I'm looking forward to Son Diego X X .492 4'/a Young (S 4) 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 Bobbv Clompett 7370— 142 and Martina Navratilova, you can Cincinnati a a .4X 8 Chicago Ed Flqrl 7371— 143 The uncertainty of the medical "Everyone has the bug. I'm not but it’s still there.” he said he suffered a groin injury at the it,” Prtdav's Results Seaver (L 26) 7 5 5 3 2 6 Jim Dent 71-73— 143 look for your favorite players at report, along with the absence of worried about it. but it's ticking me recently. “ It's long term. It’s Queen’s Ciub tournament last In Becker's favor is his position Cincinnati 6, Atlanta 4,1st Nelson 2 2 0 0 0 3 Kris Moe 7667— 143 Atlanta at Cincinnati, nli^t, 2nd Wimbledon to be limping, sniffling John McEnroe and the introduc­ off because this is the third time getting better, but sometimes week, further dimming his hopes. in the opposite half of the draw T— 3:07. A— a,X1. Brad Faxon 7370— 143 or wincing in pain. Montreal 7, Pittsburgh 2 Umpires— Home, Merrill; 1b, Cousins; T. M. Chen 7371— 143 tion of some exciting new talent, this year I had a cold, and I'm not when I slide I feel it. You know it Finaliy there is Becker, seeded from Lendl, meaning he won’t Now York 10, Chlcogo 3 X , Evons. Ron Streck 1^74— 143 More so than in most years, this has turned tlie men's singles into a usually sick.” doesn’t hurt but it’s very difficuit sixth this year after racing to the have to worry about the top seed St. Louis 9, Philadelphia 2 Mike Smith 72.71— 143 100th celebration of Wimbledon San Diego at Los Angeles, night DovM Ogrln 7*73-143 wide open affair. Evert Lloyd worked intensely to convince yourself it doesn’t Wimbledon crown last year as an prior to the final. i Houston at San Frondsco, n l^ t Twine 9. Indians 8 Greg Norman 71-73-143 may evolve into a survival of the The women are more predicta­ for the French, and came away hurt.” unseeded player. But Becker, too. Lendl faces a solid opening Saturday's (Oomes Brian Cloor 71-73— 143 strongest, or at least of those ble. and it wouldn’t come as a with the supreme reward, a record Lendi’s task would seem to be was suffering when last seen on a round opponent in Leonardo La- (All Times EDT) Rick Dolpos 72-71— 143 players fortunate enough to benefit Chlcogo (Moyer 1-0) at New York CLEVELAND MINNESOTA Danny Hepler 71-73-143 surprise to find Navratilova facing seventh singles crown at Roland easier simply because of the lack tennis court, nursing an inflamed valle, an 18-year-old Mexican (Dleda62), 1;ap.m ebrhM obrhM Robert Wrenn 7*73— 143 from the better medical advice. Evert Lloyd in the final, just as Garros. Although her training of challengers from among the membrane on the palm of his‘right ranked No. 68. With both Becker Houston (Madden 1-2) at Son Fran dsco Butler cf 3 10 0 Puckett cf 5 1 1 0 Lorry RInker 7469^143 Even before the two week ordeal they have done in 11 Grand Slam program has been interrupted by upper echelon of tennis nobility. hand. and fifth seed Stefan Edberg, an ((Jorrelts 66), 4:05 p.m. Bernzrd X 5 2 1 0 LmbrdzX 4 1 0 0 Rex Caldwell 71-73— 143 Attanta (Mahler 7-5) ot CIndnnatl Carter lb 5 114 Hrbek 1b 5 2 3 3 Clorence Rose 7371— 143 begins Monday, many of the young championships over the last 4 1-2 the flu. it shouldn't really hurt her. McEnroe, who has dropped to No. 4 Becker should be fit again when excellent grass court player, in the (Welsh 21), 7:05 p.m. Thorntn dh 2 1 0 0 Brnnskv rf 4 1 2 1 Ernie Gonzolez 71-72— 143 tennis stars are bruised or ill and years. Navratilova already owns "F or Wimbledon." she said in the rankings, has been on a he begins defense of his title on other half, Lendl's biggest threats St. Louis (Cox 2-5) at Philadelphia Jacoby X 4 1 1 1 GoettI X 3 0 0 1 DM net auollfv wishing they had just a little more recently, "it’s not what you do two sabbatical since January, and No. Center Court Monday against in his quarter are No. 8 Anders (Colrton 68), 7:05 p.m. Franco ss 4111 Laudner c 4 1 1 1 Joy Haas 72-72— 144 six Wimbledon crowns and Evert Pittsburgh (Rhoden 64) ot Montreal Castillo rf 3 0 1 0 Hatcher If 3 0 10 Mike Gove 7*74-144 time to recuperate. Lloyd three. weeks before, it's what you do six 5 Noah also is absent. Argentine Eduardo Bengoechea, Jarryd and No. 10 Tim Mayotte, (Tibbs 62), 7:ap.m . Snyder If 3 0 10 (Xvidsn If 0 0 0 0 Lou Grohom 71-73— 144 The recent roster of casualties Both women, though, were suf­ months before.” Mats Wiiander. seeded second, but he also recognizes that he no winner of last week’s Queen’s Son Diego (Drovecky 67) at Los Hall If 10 12 Gagne ss 4 13 0 Wayne Grady 71-73— 144 has included Leridl. Navratilova. tournament. Angeles (Reuss 25). 10:05 p.m. Allonson c 3 1 1 0 Wshngt dh 1 1 1 1 Mike Donald 7670— 144 fering from the flu this past week, Lendl would appear to be the is heaithy and capable of winning longer can slip through unnoticed. Bando c 1 0 0 0 Bush dh 2 112 J. C. Sneod 6975— 144 Chris Evert Lloyd, Jimmy Con­ and while Evert Lloyd saw her runaway men’s favorite. He has any tournament he enters, but he “ Going back to Wimbledon is not “ I feel I've done everything I can TOMS a 8 8 8 Tetelt M 9 12 9 Gory McCord 70-74— 144 nors. Boris Becker, Yannick Noah. won 73 of his last 76 matches, a never has done well at Wimbledon easy.” he said. “ Last year was the in terms of my game for Wim­ American League results 71.73— 144 temperature rise to 102 degrees. Clevetand 8M8M048— 8 .iiSi li Keith Fergus Johan Kriek. Steffi Graf, Hana and last year fell out in the opening Mbmetoto 8N8M98K— 9 Sam Randolph 7373— 144 Navratilova was concerned that stretch that has brought him the second time I played Wimbledon. bledon.” Lendl said, implyingthat (Xm6wlnnlng RBI — Bush (2). Ronnie Block 77-67— 144 Mandlikova. Jimmy Arias and she'd been ill a full two weeks. U.S. and French championships, round. No one knew me. I played matches some things, such as his injury, Orioles 14. Red Sox 3 E— Jacoby, GoettI. DP— Cleveland 1, Silly Plerot 7Sd0— 144 Helena Sukova. Graf, after being "I can’t work as hard as I’d and he has been seeded No. I. Connors is seeded third and is a and won them. No one knew my were out of his control. MInnesoto 2. LOB— Cleveland 4, Min­ Batterymates Greo Lodehoff 7373— 144 BALTIMORE BOSTON nesota 6. 2B— Allonson, Hrbek, Rsgon 'Rourke 73-71— 144 cBrhM ebrhbi Snyder. HR— Washington (2). Hrbek Tommy Valentine 70-74-144 O'AAally X 6 I 3 5 Borrett X 4 0 0 0 (17), Brunonsky 07), Corter (11), Catcher Matt Midford and pitcher Jason Despite the efforts of Marsh, who BUI Isroelson 71-73— 144 Benlauz cf 7 1 3 0 Romero X 3 0 0 0 Loudner (5). Bush (5). SB— Butler 04), Marsh of Nichols Tire discuss strategy excelled on the mound, Wolff/Zackin Bob Murphy 75-70— 145 Top teams Dwyer rf 0 0 0 1 Bucknr 1b 4 1 1 1 Puckett (8), Brunonsky (6), Berna- Wayne Levi 71-74— 145 Sports In Brief Lacy rf 5 0 11 Rice If 4 13 0 zord (6). S— Woshlnoton. SF— in Wednesday's National Farm contest Mike Miles 7373— 145 (Xettl. pulled out an 18-12 victory. Mark Frank Conner 7373— 145 Murray 1b 3 1 1 0 Baylor dh 4 0 0 0 74.71_145 Ripken ss 5 2 2 0 Evans rf 3 111 IP H R ER BB SO against Wolff/Zackin at Bowers Field. Anderson had six RBIs for the winners. Stu Ingrhom Sheets dh 3 3 12 Arm os cf 4 0 11 Cleveland Phil Hancock 73-72— 145 White Sox give LaRussa the ax remain in Young If 5 3 3 3 Gedmon c 3 0 0 0 Oelkers 4 2-3 6 3 3 1 4 Buddy Gex-dner 72-73— 145 Takea Ken Brown 75-71— 146 Bonilla X 5 1 3 0 IXInons ss 3 0 0 0 Holes (L 61) 63 4 5 5 1 1 Expos 7. Plrites 2 structlon 65, Aldo'sPIzzo 3-5, Highland CHICAGO — Tony LaRussa was fired as manager of the Dempsey c 5 2 3 2 Stenhos ph 1 0 0 0 Bolles 2-321100 Mett10,Cubi3 Park Market 3-5, Washington Social Greg Wolft 74.72— 146 TeM s 44 14 a 14 Totals X 1 6 2 Yett 2 1 0 0 0 1 Club 1-7. T. C. Chen 7371— 146 Chicago White Sox because of the team’s failure, not because of a World Cup At Moriarty Brother’s Used Cars Specials! Bolttmore 282 Oa 124— 14 Mbmeseto CHICAIK) NEW YORK PITTSBUROH MONTREAL Mark WIebe 6977— 146 personality conflict, executive vice president Ken Harrelson said Boston M8 N1 888— 2 viola (W 7-5) 7 2-3 7 8 4 5 6 ObrhM ebrhM ObrhM ObrhM Ossie AAoore 7673^146 Dovls 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Bonds cf 4 0 11 Webster rf 3 1 0 0 ‘A’ Central Douo Johnson 77374-146 Friday. Gonrw-wlnnlng RBI — Dwyer (2). (Xnslon ss 5 0 1 1 Wilson cf 5 110 Joe Inman E— Romero, Quinonn. DP— Boston Atherton (S 2) 1 0 0 0 0 0 ASatthws If 4 0 0 0 Bockmn X 3 1 1 0 Orsukik rf 3 0 1 0 Low X 3 2 10 Moln Pub downed Lathrop Insu­ 7673-147 LaRussa was fired Thursday night after the White Sox finished By United Press International 85 DODGE PICKUP 85 5TH AVENUE T— 3:05. A— 13,403. Brown cf 1 0 0 0 Rolnes If 2 12 2 Steve Pate 74-73— 147 2. LOB— Baltimore IS, Boston 6. Sondbrg X 4 1 1 0 Teufel X 2 111 rance, 74, at Fitzgerald Field. Tim Trevor Dodds 74.71_147 a 2-5 road trip with a 9-8 victory over Minnesota, leaving Chicago 4x4. 0 FI. Bed, Stereo. Lift Kit with Oversize Tires. auto. air. leather, low miles, like new 2B— O'Malley Z Armos, (Tempsev. Umpires— Home, Ford; 1b, Kosc; Moreind rf 3 1 1 0 Hrnndz 1b 4 12 2 Ray X 4 0 0 0 Wnnngh cf 2 0 1 0 BvcholskI clouted adouble and o single MEXICO CITY - Brazil and Chrome rails, tough truck 3B— Evans. HR— Buckner (8). S— X , Gordo; X , TschMa. Dovls c 3 0 10 Strwbrr rf 2 1 0 0 Breom 1b 4 0 10 Brooks ss 4 14 2 Rocco Mediate 75-72— 147 with a 26-38 record, 8>/k games behind the first-place Texas to top Main Pub, while Tony Donotelll David Peoples 7372— 147 France, the mostcreativeteamsof Bonilla. SF— Dwyer. (Xrhrn 1b 3 0 0 1 Carter c 3 12 4 Reynids If 3 0 10 Wolloch X 4 0 0 0 and Tony Campelll also socked a pair Rangers. Harrelson said he has two men in mind to replace IP H R ER BB SO Cev X 4 0 11 Sontono ss 0 0 0 0 Peno c 4 111 (XIorrg 1b 4 1 2 1 Chorles Coodv 7673— 147 two continents, will face each * 13,295 of safeties apiece. For Lathrop, Kevin Tom Pernice Jr. 77-70— 147 Boltlinsre Mmphry cf 3 0 1 0 Foster If 3 0 0 0 Morrisn X 3 0 0 0 Wright d 4 110 Busdue clubbed o double and two LaRussa, but declined to reveal their names. other, and host Mexico will venture *9,800 Boddidcr (W 161) 9 6 3 3 3 7 Bernard ss 3 1 1 0 Fltzgerld c 4 0 2 2 Charles Bolllno 7*77— 147 Sondersn p 1 0 0 0 MclXwll p 0 0 0 0 singles, and Robbie Honson added Lennie Clements Batting coach Doug Rader was named interim manager. Jim Nitlonal League results Lopes ph 1 0 0 0 Knight 3b 4 110 Walk p 1 0 0 0 McGffgn p 3 0 0 0 three hits. 7373— 147 outside the capital for the first time Brawn (L 64) 1 3 2 1 1 0 Fontenot p 0 0 0 0 Mitchell ss 2 1 1 0 Wshngt ph 1 0 0 0 McClure p 1 0 0 0 Standings — Main Pub 7-1, Nassiff Fregosi, former manager of the California Angels and current in the tournament when the World Lollar 1 2 2 0 3 2 Bailer p 0 0 0 0 Dykstra cf 1 0 0 0 McWllm p 0 0 0 0 Arms 62, Horpo's63, B A G Lounge44, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals’ AAA team in Louisville, is Cup soccer quarterfinals begin 85 COLONY PARK WAGON Trullllo 4 1-3 4 3 3 4 2 Bosley ph 0 1 0 0 Fernndz p 1 0 0 0 Diaz ph 10 0 0 Farr's 3-5, Manchester Cycle 3-5, 83 BUICK REGAL Reds 6, 8ravss 4 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 considered the leading candidate. Saturday. Woodward 1 23 5 3 3 1 0 _ . . Hearn c 12 11 Lothrop Insurance 2-6, Jones Lands- 9 seater. air, pw. pb, prefect family car, loaded, V-8 auto, 4 DR. very clean, special Stanley 1-3 6 4 4 0 1 TeMs 31 3 6 3 Tetots n N N 8 TeMs 32 2 6 1 TOMS a 7 IS 7 copIng/Zems 2-6. Three-time champion Brazil, SamMto 23 0 0 0 0 1 (FIrsKXmo) CNcogp 8Ma8 881— 1 Pittsburgh 8888N 888— 2 Brown pitched to 1 batter In 2nd; New Yedl 888ai61X— M Mentrool S82l88 8 2 x -7 Transactions Bo Jackson decides career today which has not allowed a goal in four Lollar pitched to 4 batters In 3rd. ATLANTA CINCINNATI ^^Gome-wInnlng RBI — Hernandez (>am6wlnnlng RBI — Raines (1). Chartsr Oak tournament matches so far. meets *6195 HBP— by Woodward (Dempsey). sBrhM X rh M DP— Pittsburgh 1, Montreol 1. * 11,195 Xmple rf 5 1 1 1 Milner cf 3 110 Standings — Lostrodo Pizza 62, BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson European-champion France at WP— Boddicker. T — 3:19. A— a j a . Romlrz ss 5 0 2 0 Rose 1b 5 0 0 0 E— Fontenot, Knight. D r— Chicago LOB— Pittsburgh 6, Montreal 5. 2B— 1. LOB— Chicago 9, New York 4. Rolnes, Wright, Fitzgerald. HR— Peno Elmore Associates 62, Tierney's 63, will announce today whether he will become the highest paid Guadalajara, and Mexico must Murphy cf 5 0 0 0 Parker rf 3 10 0 MCC Vets 44, Manchester Property Bosabou SImmns 1b4 1 2 0 Dovls If 3 2 0 0 2B— Mitchell, Teufel. 3B— Knight. (4). SB— Bream (4), Belllard (7), Bonds rookie ever in pro football or choose a baseball career with the leave the friendly confines of 82 CHEVY CAVALIER 79 BUICK CENTURY YankNs10.BlueJays8|10) HR— Hernandez (5),Carter (13), Hearn (6). Maintenance 64, Connecticut Bank A Chlcogo (AL) — Rred monooer Tony I V-6, auto, midsize wagon, great shape, runs great Virgil c 3 2 2 2 Bell X 4 13 3 Trust 65, Center Congo 2-6, Postah okusso 110.000-seat Azteca Stadium in (2). S— Xnderson, Fernandez, Hearn. IP H R ER BB SO L . World Series champion Kansas City Royals. I automatic. 4 DR. 4 cyl. clean car. economical choice has a great price Harper If 4 0 10 Concpai ss 3 1 2 1 SF— Durham, Carter. Pittsburgh Express 2-6. Cincinnati— PloccdpUcher Mark) Soto Jackson’s agent, Thomas Zieman of Mobile, said Jackson will Mexico City to face West Germany NEW YORK TORONTO (Tberkfll X 4 0 0 0 Diaz c 3 0 2 2 on me 15>day disabled list (Inflamad Hubbrd X 1 0 0 0 Oester X 3 0 10 Walk (L 24) 4 8 5 5 2 3 make his decision known at a noon EDT news conference at the in the heat at Monterrey. M r h M O brhM IP H R ER BB SO McWilliams 2 2 0 0 0 2 PaganI shoulder); recalled pitched Carl Willis Hendrsn cf 5 2 2 1 Fernndz ss 5 1 2 1 Chmbis 1b 1 0 0 0 Brownng p 2 0 0 0 CMobm Robinson 2 3 2 2 0 1 from Denver of the American Association Hilton Hotel in Birmingham. Zieman would not say which sport Mexico City’s Azteca Stadium Rndiph X 4 1 2 2 Mulinks X 3 1 2 1 Palmer p 2 0 0 0 Stillwll ph 0 0 0 0 (AAA) Sunday provides the soccer battle­ *4595 *3595 Homer ph 1 0 1 1 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 Sanderson (L 65) 6 6 3 3 1 5 Burger King shaded Keith Realty, Jackson has chosen. Mttngly 1b 6 1 4 0 lore X 0 10 0 Fontenot 1-313210 McGaMon (W 62) 6 5 2 2 2 3 63, at PaganI Field. Glenn Dubois Son blego — Extended the contract of field for Argentina and England — WkifleM rf 5 0 0 0 Moseby cf 4 0 1 0 McMrtr pr 0 0 0 0 Venobl ph 1 0 0 0 Bailer 1 63 3 4 4 2 1 McClure (SI) 3 10 0 12 supplied the power for BK with two General AAonooer Jock McKeon throuoh “ You wouldn’t want me to spoil the fun, would you?,” Zieman Roenlck If 2 0 1 0 Bell If 5 114 Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 \m. their first meeting since the 1982 New Y#fll McGofflgon pitched to 1 batter In 7th. homers and a double. Scott Dlckmon said. Griffey If 1111 Barfield rf 5 0 0 0 Thomos ph 1 0 0 0 Fernandez (W 62) 7 3 2 2 5 5 WP— Walk, Robinson. T — 2:54. Cotlege Falklands War. The quarterfinal 83 BUICK REGAL 83 CHEVY WAGON ToMs a 4 9 4 T o m s a 6 9 6 also drilled three hits, while Rich Easier dh 5 1 2 0 Johnsn dh 5 1 1 0 MclXwell 2 3 1111 A— 16,223. Cosavant crunched o homer and o Iowa State Homed Dick Lee The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who made him the first overall contests wind up later Sunday at auto. air. cruise, roof, timiteid edition, twin bucket seats, sporty auto. PB, buckets, very clean, air. speciai buy Wvnegar c 5 1 1 1 Upshaw lb 4 1 0 0 Atlanta 8 » 881888— 4 WP— Fernandez, Fontenot. Balk— Umpires— Home, Pulll; 1b, Bonin; X , single. Joe Foron added two hits, os women's trocknnouch. pick in the NFL draft, and Royals refused to comment on which Pogllarl X 5 2 2 0 Whitt c 3 12 1 Cbiclnnatl 281881 N>— 6 Plymouth State — Named 3 tootboll Puebla where Spain faces Ganw-wlnnlng RBI — Diaz (2). Mc(Xwell 2. T — 2:45. A— 44,817. B. Williams; X , MeXerry. well. For Keith, Tom McFall and Chip Berra ss 3 0 0 0 Martinez c 1 0 0 0 White wolloped two hits apiece. cooches: receivers Bill Troy, daten- way they think Jackson is leaning. Belgium. Hossev ph 1 1 1 3 Leach ph 10 0 0 E— Simmons. LOB— Atlonto 8, CIn­ Umpires— Home. Morsh; 1b, (Xvld- Standings — Evergreen Lowns 8-0, sive ends Joe Crlstlono and offensive Published reports earlier this week quoted unnamed sources *4925 FIschlln ss 0 0 0 0 Gordo X 4 1 2 1 dnnatl 8. B— Bell 2, Ramirez, Virgil, Dkn, back-tight ends Frank Rhoades. Brazil, which earlier eliminated *6595 Harper. HR— Virgil (11), Xmple (5). son; X , KIpler; X , Froemmlng. Allstate Business Mochines 62, Mud- who said Jackson was leaning toward signing with the Royals. Posauo ph 1 0 0 0 vllle Nine 63, Burger King 44, Keith Northern Ireland on the 41st DeJesus ss 0 0 0 0 SB— Dovls 2 (22), Stillwell (1). S— FeatboN Kansas City selected Jackson in the fourth round of this month’s T o M i 42 W 16 8 TeMs 48 8 11 8 Oester. Realty 65, Manchester Fire A Police . birthday of Irish goalkeeper Pat Rada8.Bravaa5 65, Thrifty Packoge Store 2-6, Ed­ New Orlaons — Signed runnkio bock free-agent baseball draft and reportedly have offered him a Jennings, Saturday will try to spoil 85 MAZDA RX7-SE 84 MAZDA PICKUP t6ew Yem 8N8111X1—N ■ IP H RERBBSO wards a7 1-7. Reuben AAovet, o third-round drott olcfc. ToreiMO 8M8N8M8— 8 Allonia to three 1*veor controcts. the 3Ist birthday of French mid- leather. 5 spd, air, PW. PB. PL, a rocket R-2000 hiack 'ow (Secend (Xme) SoftbaU five-year contract worth $5 million. Gome-wInnlng RBI — Henderson Palmer 5 6 4 4 5 2 NY Jets • Placed oomerbock Bobbv field star Michel Platini. (5). Dedmon (L 2-3) 3 3 2 1 2 0 ATLANTA CINCINNATI Weat SIda Jackson on racollobla wolvars. Error, Gordon. LOB— New York 9, CIndnnall ebrhM ebrhM Son Diego — Tackle Ed White retired Player and Brewer share Seniors The French defense will be Toronto 6. 2B— Roenicke, Mat­ Bravwilng (W 66) 6 7 4 4 3 4 Wshngtn rf 4 1 1 0 Milner cf 5 3 2 1 The "D " Team 7-1, Red Lee 7-1, North and was nomad on oulstont llnecooch. handicapped by the absence of * 13,995 *4695 tingly, Whitt, Moseby, Henderson 2, Robinson 2 1 0 0 0 1 SImmns ph 1 0 0 0 Rose 1b 5 0 3 1 Womon'a Roc United Methodist 62, Elks Club 62, Morenb If 4 0 0 0 Parker rf 4 1 1 1 Hackay SHAKER HEIGHTS. Ohio — Gary Player and Gay Brewer fullback William Ayache. who is Pogllarulo. HR— Whitt (6), Wvnegar (6), Franco (S 12) 1 1 0 0 0 1 Century 21 bombed Talogo Asso­ Blue Ox 65, Food. For Thought 2-6, WinnipegHomed Don Moloney heod Hosscy (4), Mulllniks (6), Bell (12). PB— Dloz. T— 2:40. Murphy cf 3 1 1 2 Dovls If 4 12 1 Perry's Automotive 1-7, Sanitary Re­ fired 4-under-par 68s Friday to share a one-shot lead over three serving a one-match suspension. Chmbis 1b 4000 Bell X 4210 ciates, 13-6, at Chorter Oak Field on cooch;announcadasslstantcoachesRlck SB— Henderson (44). 6— Rondo Iph. S F— Umpires— Home, Toto; 1b, Craw­ Fridov night. Debbie Cormier roped fuse 0-8. Bownass and BUI Sutherland will remain golfers after the first round of the $300,000 Senior Tournament The key for Brazil, though, will be Griffey. ford; X , Holllon; X , Wcndelstedt. Oberkfll X 4 1 2 0 Conraoi ss 4 0 2 3 Ot their lobe. 83 MERCURY CAPRI RS 81 FORD EXPLORER PICKUP I Thontos ss 4 2 2 2 Butcro c 3 111 two doubles and o single to pace the Players Championship. (xmtaining the fearsome French IP H R ER BB SO winners, while Cheryl O'Donnell added 5 spd, V8 runs great, nice wheels, a screamer F-1(X). auto, ps, pb. cap, silver 1 flow Yerk Benedict c 4 0 1 0 Oester X 3 0 0 0 Grouped at 3-under 69 are Lee Elder, Chi Chi Rodriguez and midfield quartet of Platini. Alain Hubbrd X 4 0 2 1 Gulicksn p 3 0 0 0 a double and two singles. Eileen Drobek 884433 Henson hacked a double for the losers, Giresse. Jean Tigana and Luis Rlghettl 23 3 4 4 1 2 Johnson p 2 0 0 0 Venobl ph 1 0 0 0 Howie Johnson with Charles Owens another shot back on the Xlelds p 1 0 0 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 while six other batters added singles. Little League Fernandez. Fisher (W 23) 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 Cardinals 0. Phillies 2 Stondlngs — Hungry Tiger 7-1, 6,615-yard Canterbury Golf Club course. Tereofe Romlrz ph 0 0 0 0 Brazil is pinning its hopes on *6195 *5395 1 TaMe a 5 9 5 TeMs a 8 11 8 Century 21 62, Main Pub 62, Taloga Tennis Bob Brue, Dale Douglass, Doug Sanders and Bob Toski are at CeruttI 6 23 8 3 3 3 5 62, D.W. Fish 65, Sportsman Cofe 65, Careca. who has scored four of his Acker 21-3 4 5 5 1 3 ST. LOUIS PHILADELPHIA Atlanta 8X811111— 5 71 in the tournament, which is being televised nationally ebrhM obrhM cbicbmoii e a n i g a - 8 Allied Printing 1-7, Gorman Insurance te a m ’ s nine g oa ls in the Gordon (L 61) 23 3 2 2 0 1 0- 8. Caudill 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Ford If 5 3 3 1 Slone If 5 13 1 Game-wtnnlng RBI— Parker (7). National tournament. 79 MERCURY COUGAR 84 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Smith ss 6 0 11 Roenlck cf 3 0 0 0 E — Chambliss, Benedict, Milner. 8a8,8W Eestbeeme wemen’s Oreee auto, velour interior, has every electnc option Drobek pitched to 2 batters In 9lh. The Medics trimmed Nichols Tire, Ceert The Brazilians started slowly in special buy. auto. 2 DR coupe, dk. blue, runs lor only: WP— Acker! T— 3:42. A— a,K)9. Herr X 5 0 2 0 Xmuel X 5 0 0 0 DP— Atlanta 1. LOB— Atlanta 5, Cincin­ Roc 19-14, at Buckley Field. Chris Seymour Winnipeg Jets hire Dan Maloney inci moon roof Umpires— Home, Denklnoer; 1b, Clark 1b 5 2 2 2 Schmidt X 4 0 1 0 nati 6.2B— Milner Z Woshlpdton, Oberk- smocked a two-run homer and Norman ChenwieiisMes the tournament, scoring 1-0 victo­ Reilly; X , Coble; X , AAcClelland. McGee cf 5 2 2 1 Haves 1b 4 110 fell. 3B— Dovls. HR— Thomas 2 (4), Manchester Pizza held off L.M. Gill, Spector drove In the winning run. etEeitbeeme, RegMid.Jenea MONTREAL — The Winnipeg Jets named Dan Malcmey their ries over Spain and Algeria before LoValllr c 3 1 2 1 Wilson rf 3 0 2 0 M urphy (11). SB— Rose (1). SF— 11-9, at Nike Field. Tom Rooney rippied SewHbMs Jason Lawrence odded a double and a head coach Friday, two days after he quit the same post with the pounding Northern Ireland 3-0and * Hurdle rf 1 0 0 0 Daulton c 2 0 0 0 Murphy. three hits to leod Pizza, while Art single, while Danny Warren played MagNs *2995 13,295 Briwirtl.TIgtnO LocKlrm rf 2 1 0 0 Jelfz u 3 0 0 1 IP H R ER BB SO Nowell, Don Greenwood, Keith Llnd- AAortMo Navratilova (1), Forth Worth, Toronto Maple Leafs. Poland 4-0 to make the well on defense. For the losers, Brian Texas, def. Claudio Kohd6Kllsch (3), Penditn X 5 0 1 1 Husdon p 10 0 0 strom and Dan Bober odded two hits Altrul pitched well, John Ahlberg Jets vice president-general manager John Ferguson made the quarterfinals. DETROIT MILWAUKEE Forsch p 4 0 11 Lerdi p 2 0 10 Johnson (L 66) 41-3 10 7 6 1 2 apiece. Dan Faraday crocked three pidved well defensively, and MIchoel West (Xrmanv 62, 60; Heleno Sukova 84 LINCOLN MARK VII ObrhM ObrhM d GGross ph 1 0 0 0 Xlelds 3 63 2 1 1 1 0 safeties for L.M. Gill. Lofferty punched two hits. (5), Czechoslovakia, def. RoMn White, announcement at an news conference, ending speculation the France had an equally hesitant 83 LEBARON CONVERTIBLE I Whltokr X 4 0 0 0 Felder cf 3 0 0 0 TeMs 41 9 14 8 TeMs ^ I t CMdnnatl Stondlngs — Acodlo Restaurant 7-1, (13), Fort Worth, Texas, 60, 62. start, edging Canada 1- 0 and auto. V0. PW. PL, PS, PB. bucket seats, below NADA Dw Mm Jets would hire Bob M(KTammon. ieather. loaded & likeable. Spring Speciel 1 Collins If 4 0 0 0 Riles ss 2 110 ST. Leals M8S2188S-9 (Hilllcfcson (W 66) 8 7 4 4 0 4 Telephone 62, Nelson Frelghtwov 63, drawing 1-1 with the Soviets in its (rHaon rf 4 0 0 0 Cooper dh 3 0 1 0 Phlledelghle 188 881888— 1 Franco 12)110 Jim's Arco 63, Monchester Pizza 44,4? Amarican Martino Navratllovo-Pam Xriver Evans dh 3 0 0 0 Ogllvle If 3 0 2 1 (Xnrw-winnitrg RBI — Clark (2). T— 2:22. A— 8439. Bray Jewelers 65, L.M. Gill 2-6, (1), U.S., def. Gobrlelo Sobotlnl, first two matches. Then Platini E— XmusI, Hayes. DP— St. Louis 1, Umpires— Home, Crawford; 1b, Hal- Manchester Athletic Club 1-7. The Firefighters topped Modern Argentln^ZIna Garrison, U.S., 61, Navratilova, Sukova make finals * Bergmn 1b 3 0 1 0 Monnlno If 0 0 0 0 Janitorial, 62, at Woddell Field. Greg 7-6 (7-3);Cloudla Kohd6Kllsch, West began to weave his magic, leading 13,895 *8595 1 Lemon cf 3 0 0 0 Robldox 1b 3 0 0 0 Phllodelphia 1. LOB— SKL.E Louis llon; X , Wendelstedt; X,Tota. the team to a 3-0 victory over Trmmll ss 3 0 1 O Deer rf 3 0 0 0 11, PhMdelphla 10. 2B— Clark, Griffin and Jon Eastwood stroked two (Xrmanv-HelenaSukova(2),Czschosl6 EASTBOURNE, England — Top-seeded American Martina Mc(3ee, LoValllere, Lerdi, Haves. ‘A’ Waal hits opiece for the victors, while Jeff voklo,def. Kathy Jordon-Alvcla Moulton Hungary and a 2-0 triumph over The Caring Car People Brookns X 3 0 1 0 Sveum X 3 0 0 0 Haddock lacked a home run. Neal (8),U.S.,7-6(66),61. Navratilova and Czechoslovakia’s Helena Sukova rolled to Lowery c 3 0 10 (Xntner X 3 0 0 0 HR— Ford (1), Stone (2), Clerk (9). Tony LaRuna'a record Highland Park AAarket scored all of Italy, which eliminated the defend­ SB— Stone (7), McGee (9), Ford (1). Young pitched well, allowing four hits. convincing wins Friday to advance to the finals of the $200,000 Moore c 3 0 0 0 Its runs In the fourth Inning In a 63 win For Modern, Chris Longo had two hits. ing World Cup champions. TOloM a 8 4 8 TeMs a 1 4 1 S— Forsch. SF— Jeltz. Tony LaRutw'i racard os monogsr at over Washington Social Club at Nike. Eastbourne Women’s Grass Court Championships. OoknoH 8N8M 888— 8 Stephanie Rehe, U.S., def. Jayne West German coach Franz Beck­ IP H R n BB SO Hm CMooga WMta Sax Five betters belted two hits each for Byme, Australia, 7-5,64; Potty Fendick, Navratilova beat injured West German Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, MRutbUkeO 888I88 88K— 1 W L Highland, Including Skip Moreau, Rooklaa U.S., def. Kathy Horvath, U.S., 63,60 the No. 3 seed,6-2,6-0, while No. 5 Sukova topped 13th-seed Robin enbauer says his team faces three Gonrie-wlnnbig RBI-Ogllvle (6). St. Levb x-1979— 5th 27 27 .500 Chris Schoeffer, Rich Robe, Bruce M.nchestar /M O R IA R 87 75 .537 home run, while Bruno Jugovlc and Jamie Gochee hit well for Wowa, while At BHeM, Engtend, JeM a ” We will confront not only 11 Lerdi • 4 1-3 6 3 2 3 3 Dan Hanson hammered two hits Jeff Weeks and Kevin Zlngler.fielded meet for a second straight year in the final, which Navratilova PB— Doulton. T — 2:52. A— 25,292. 1983-lit 99 63 .611 Singles l ewiHIneN very determined players, but also Terrell (L 65) 8 4 1115 1984-5lh 74 88 .457 apiece. well. For Midford, Patrick Quish VIlay Amritral, India, def. Mark won a year ago. 1NS-3rd 85 77 .525 Standings — Brand Rex 7-0, Jones konked a homer ond Bobby Bollord Woodforde, Australia, 64, 61; Henri 50,000 partisan fans and the heat of LINCOLN • MERCURY • MAZDA • MERKUR Leary (W 65) 9 4 0 0 1 6 Umpires— Home, Engle; 1b, Quick; X , Landscaping 63, Cummings Insurance also hit well. Bobby Zimmerman and Monterrey.” he said. A— 31,479. 1986— «h 36 38 .406 Lecante (1), France, def. Bud Sdiultz T—2 M . Runge; X . Ripley. ratals sasM .886 63, Mok Company 63, J.H.C. Con- Justin Lopez sparkled on defense. (5), Boston, 63,60. It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday! June 21, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. June 21. 1986 - U FOCUS Advice LaRoeque, Breen ordained deacons

News for Senior Citizens Two Manchester men, Leo R. LaRoeque of 38 Hyde Weddings Widow dreams up a fantasy St. and Thomas F. Breen Illo f 3 Academy St., will be among 19 new deacons named today at St. Joseph’s Cathedral in Hartford. Archbishop John F. Whealon will ordain these men at ______Center plans mini-trips for shocking amorous suitor 1 p.m. as permanent deacons. The order of perman­ Editor's note: This weekly co­ titled "Meeting the Health Needs Blood pressure clinic: Wednes­ DEAR Perhaps I am one in a million ent deacon is a new one lumn is prepared by the Manches­ and Compassionate Long Term day, June 25, 9 to 11 a.m. (L-Z). ABBY: I am a who finds this offensive, but I still for the Catholic Church; ter Senior Citizens’ Center. Health Care Program.” Sen. Medicare assistance; first and woman of 62. find m oderation in a ll things a good it was established by the Christopher J. Dodd. D-Conn., will third Thursday of the month; call w idow ed a practice. Second Vatican Council. By Joe Olminico preside at the hearing. The hearing for appointment. year, afte r a SNIFFED OUT By this order Catholic Activities Specialist will begin at 10 a.m. at the Bella Legal assistance: third Thurs­ long and happy Dear Abby men. most of whom are Vista Community Room in New day of month: call for marriage. For­ DEAR SNIFFED: It’s u n fa ir to married with families, Greetings. Haven. appointment. tunately I have Abigail Van Buren the establishment to take your take their place as or­ The senior center has planned an Lastly, best wishes to Harold many suppor­ business elsewhere without expla­ dained ministers of the array of mini-trips for July and Fyler who is in Manchester Mem­ SCORES: tive friends who nation. The manager would wel­ church. They are empo­ August. They are as follows: orial Hospital. Our condolences to Friday setback scores: Edith have made my come your complaint. So, in the wered to assist with the July 2 — Hamlet Hill Vineyards the Suhie family over the recent Albert 132; Martin Bakston 128; loss more bear­ spirit of helpfulness for the estab­ mass, preach, officiate in Pomfret; video presentation, loss of Mae. Helen Silver 122: Amelia Anasta- able by their lishment and the waitress, speak at baptisms and wed­ tour and wine tasting: $2. sio 120: Betty Jesanis 116. concern and attention. up. (It’s her livelihood, so she THE REV. BURTON D. STRAND dings. conduct funerals July 7 — Westfarms Mall: $1. and carry communion to SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK: Monday pinochle scores: Fritz My problem concerns two long­ How’s that for a seductive might appreciate your candor.) . . . honored at surprise service July 23 — Ocean Beach: $2. M onday — 10 a.m ., bingo; 12:30 Wilkinson 812: Sam Schors 779; time friends of my husband. Both scene? Of cour.se, I doubt if I’d the sick. L * r ^ July 30 — Old State House: free. p.m.. pinochle games. Bus pickup Martin Bakston 776: Edith Albert have com e on to m e w ith pompous every carry it out — or should I? D E A R ABBY: I was recently The 19 new deacons Aug. 4 — Harkness Memorial at 8 a.m.; return trips at 12:30 and 751; Leon Fallot 726; Adolph Yeske offers to alleviate my "sexual PAT IN PORTLAND married and received as gifts a have been attending State Park: bring your lunch: $1. 3:15 p.m. 721; Bob Schubert 715. frustrations.” Can you imagine num ber of checks. One of the.se classes for four years, Aug. 15 — Ingleside Mall. Tuesday — 9 a.m,. shopping bus Monday golf scores: low gross. such unmitigated gall? DEAR PAT: I don’t recommend checks bounced. Ms. "L " who gave Concordia fetes studying the Bible, Holyoke. Mass,: $1. (grocery); 9:30a.m.. shoppingbus us this check was suddenly laid off theology, church his­ Bob Dieterle 41; Wen Johnson 42; One I was able to deal with in it. But as I read your fantasy. I Leo R. LaRoeque Aug. 20 — Ocean Beach: $2. (non-grocery), K-Mart. Bus re­ from her job shortly after she sent tory. pastoral counsel­ Jack Funke 42; Art Call 43; Nick short order. But the other is more fantasized the following; The Aug. 25 — Mystery turns from shopping at 12:30 p.m. the check. Nothing has been said ing and the practical Jackson 43: Joe Grinovich 43; persistent. I am unable to avoid egomaniac in your fantasy was not departing pastor The signup date for the above is Wednesday — 9:30 a m., pino­ Russ Smyth 44: John Bania44; low by either her or us. and now I’m aspects of the ministry. .him because his wife is a very good discouraged and proceeded to June 27 at 9:30 a m. chle games: 10 a.m.. Friendship net, Harvey Leach ,29; Joe Grenier have his way with you. and then I w ondering what to do. LaRoeque. 37, is a friend of mine and we see each The Rev. Burton D. Strand was honored at a In addition, please make note of Circle: 12:30 p.m., bridge games: 32; Martin Tofeldt TonySalafia saw you explaining to his widow The bank has probably notified Putnam native. He holds other often, so I have been surprise service June 15 at Concordia Lutheran the following schedule of trips with 12:30 p.m., arts and crafts. Bus 33: Art Vigneau 33; Len Bjorkman why her beloved husband suffered Ms. L of her charges for insuffi­ degree.<4 in nuclear engi­ indulging in the following fantasy: Church, which he has .served as pastor for 13 years. travel agencies: pickup at 8 a.m.; return trips at 33: Joe Donahue 33. a coronary in your he avily scented cient funds, so should I thank her neering and nuclear The occasion was to mark Strand’s departure for June 23 — Abbott’s: lobster 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. Wednesday pinochle scores: Pe­ I set the tim e for our rendezvous, boudoir. for the gift or ignore it? And should medicine from Hartford South H arw ich. Mass., where he is to assum e the lunch and boat cruise: call Friend­ Thursday — 9 a m., orchestra ter Casella 584: Ada Rojas 576; Sol leaving the door to my house I mention the fad that it bounced? State Technical College m in istry at St. P e te r’s Lutheran Church on Ju ly 1. ship Tours at 243-1630: $28: depar­ rehearsal. Cohen 570: Rene Maire 565. unlocked. He enters my house and DEAR ABBY: For many years it , MINUS ONE and the University of To keep the occasion a surprise, the church office ture at 10 a.m. from the senior Friday — 9 a.m.. cribbage: 10 Wednesday bridge scores: Fitz gropes his way to my dimly lit has been my custom to attend Vermont. He is a super­ issued a dummy church bulletin. The real order of center. a m., bingo: 12:30 p.m., setback Sim m ons 3,660; M arge Reed 3,530; bedroom, which I have generously early church service followed by DEAR MINUS; Thank her for visor in the Department service was handed to Strand just a few minutes June 24 — Abbott’s: bus full: gam es. Bus pickup at 8 a m.: Mary Colpitts 3.420; Sol Cohen sprayed with Chanel No. 5. As he breakfast at a nice restaurant. having remembered you To ig­ of Clinical Nuclear Med- before the worship was to begin. It included special departure at 10 a m. from the return trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. 3,070; Irene F o isy 3,020. approaches my bed. 1 reach upand nore her good intentions would be icine at Hartford Recently a new waitress has music composed and arranged for the occasion by senior center. turn on the bright overhead light. I rude. By now she knows her check Hospital. been hired who must literally David L. Almond, organist and choir director. The Aug. 12 — New York City: am lying draped in my late bounced. To m ention it would be He and his wife. Si­ ■ J shower herself in perfume. Abby, pieces included an original short cantata. "The Light Mrs. Mitchell L. Veo Mrs. Charles Comolli Statute of Liberty, lunch in China­ husband’s old government-issue unkind mone. havethree daugh­ don’t food handlers realize that we of the World” town and NBC studio tours; $35: Poem of the month bathrobe. My face is devoid of ters. Jeliene. II. Mandy. taste only sweet, .sour, bitter and ■ Corinne Zanetti played the trumpet: Allan Nelson, a call the senior center at 647-.3211. makeup, my hair is in rollers and Is your .social life in a slump? 8, and Emilie. 4. La­ Wit and Wisdom Writers Club keep discarding salt, and most of our enjoyment tenor and longtime friend of Strand’s was the soloist. Aug. 21 — Plainfield Dog Track: my partial plate is on the bedside Lonely? Gel Abby’s updated, re­ Roeque w ill serve at the Veo-Guillemette Coinolli-Boyle selected Pat Fargnoli of Wind­ your dreams for their own. comes from the aroma? Bacon and Music was performed by the Concordia Choir. $15; registration Ju ly II at 9:30 table. I sm ile w idely, revealing the vised and expanded booklet. "How Church of the Assump­ sor as its poet of the month for Still. eggs that taste like "essence of At a reception which followed the service, a white Donna ClaireGuillemette, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Laura Lee Boyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James a.m. large hole left when I lost a front to Be Popular" — for people of all tion. where he is a her poem. "Going.” The vote they carry your admonitions ro.se petals.” or w hatever, is chasuble, a gift of money and a silver home Ludger Guillemette of 302Twin Hills Drive..Coventry, Boyle of Wethersfield, recently married Charles Sept 12 to 15 - Cape Cod: tooth in a skiing accident years ages. Send your name and address m em ber. for her poem came after a in their pockets neither what we expect nor find communion set were presented to Strand. Close to.300 married Mitchell Lee Veo. son of Dale Veo of Solway. Kingsley Comolli. son of Polly Comolli of 161 Brandy $157.50; includes five meals, trans­ ago. As I open my arms, my clearly printed with a check or Breen. 43, comes from Thomas F. Breen three-way lie. All three and their children will sing pleasant. people attended the party which honored the pastor Minn., and Susan Veo of Haines City. Fla.. June 14 at St.. Bolton, and the late Carl Comolli. at the Church of portation. hotel, and sightseeing: bathrobe falls open, revealing the m oney order for $2.50 and a long, Boston, Mass., and winners’ poems will appear in your lullabies and his wife. Beverly, who has been director of the St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel. Slorrs. the Incarnation. Wethersfield. call Daniels Travel at 646-3012. orthopedic corset I wear to relieve This woman does not look like stamped (.39 cents) sclf-addres.sed North East. Pa. He holds degrees in philosophy and an anthology the club is prepar­ so that, finally, knowing this, Concordia Church Nursery School. The Rev. Stephen Johnson officiated. The Rev. John J. Crawford officiated. The bride was Sept. 9 — Bell of Brattleborough; the chronic pain of a bad back. the type who would take kindly to envelope to: D ear Abby. P o p u lar­ educational psychology from SI. Alphonsus College in ing for publication. you let go. The Strands came to Manchester 13 years ago. He Trace Guillemette was maid of honor. Doreen given in marriage by her father. $36: includes boat cruise and "Come to me,” I whisper huskily criticism, so I am quietly taking ity. P 0. Box 38923. Hollywood. Suffield and the Unviersity of Connecticut. He is an The other two w rite rs in the preached his first sermon on Palm Sunday. 1973. He Nevue and Heather Bell were bridemaids. Lisa Griswold was matron of honor for her sister. lunch: signup Ju ly 21 at 9:30 a m. You .settle back — the years my business elsewhere. C a lif 90038 associate consultant for research with the Depart­ lie were: Edward Bartek for was installed as pastor on May 20. 1973. He had Michael Guillemette served as best man Andrew Kathy Markowicz and Katherine Waldron were Aug. 27 — Bay Queen Cruise pass. ment of Education. “The Silenced’ and Hugh previously served Bethany Lutheran Church. Crom­ Sbackett and Raymond Bell were ushers. bridesmaids. (Narragansett Bay) and Brunch: silent as elouds. Sundays He and his wife. Mary, have three daughters. Rhodes for "Eucharist Fever” well and SI. Mark Lutheran Church. Woonsocket, After a reception at W illie’s Steak House, the couple $29.50: register July 9. they come for dinner, serve AnnaChristen, 11. Mara. 10. and Kathleen, 5. Breen is Bruce Comolli served as best man for his brother. Both live in East Hartford. R I. left for St. Croix. They will live in Manchester Martin Hainsey and Lawrence Boyle were ushers. up a member of St. James Church in Manchester, but he This is F a rg n o li’s poem: Tweezing stops ingrown hairs The Strands have four children. Kathy Strand. Paul will be working with the Spanish-speakjng parishion­ The bride graduated from tbe University of After a reception at the Steak Club in Wethersfield, THE STATE Department on slices of their lives, but its not Strand. Steven Strand and Tina Strand Nurmi. The Connecticut at Stores. She is employed by Allen Hixon the couple left for Orlando. Fla. They live in Rocky Aging is sponsoring a Governor’s Going the same. ers of the Church of St. John the Evangelist on Strands plan to live in East Orleans. Mass. Associates in Simsbury. H ill, j Day Art Contest, "rhe contest is Sometimes in a crowd Newfield Avenue in West Hartford. The children walk off into D E A R D R . about? I've read that the normal open to all individuals 60 years of you will catch a glimpse of The bridegroom graduated from Bemid.ji High The bride is employed by Mercury Energy. New crowds of strangers. GOTT: T h e penis is six inches long age or older in four categories — long braids. School. Bemid.ji. Minn. He is employed by American B ritain . They wave to you from hair on my Airlines Direct Marketing in Hartford. painting, drawing, photography a ribbon stream ing — andyou The bridegroom is attending Porter-Chester platforms you cannot reach. daughter’s legs DEAR READER; Don’t believe Institute Rocky Hill. and sculpture Only one entry per will remember You want to hangon Running s o m e tim e s everything you read There i.s an person is allowed and all entries a head beneath your hands, About Town after them curls inwards Dr. Gott expected variation within the must be submitted to the senior a quilt tucked in. Tyo-Patzelt you thrust out small pack­ again before it center no later than Oct. 1. normal range of penile length. ages: vitamins. small things snapping on a comes through Yours seems to be within that Seniors are reminded that there Peter Gott, M.D. Ju ly 15 at 7 p.m. at the Nutm eg Branch. 78 N M ain St. Gabriele Patzelt. daughter of Ruth Patzelt of a new blouse, guilt But they line. the skin, and range. Child competes In pageant Wasserburg. West Germany, and Siegfried Patzelt of will be a public bearing on July 7 The 30 hours of classroom instruction will be on the area be­ Niki Rose Solimene, 7. was .selected to compete in Breggent. Austria, recently married Peter John Tyo. Wolf-Schuetz Tuesdays and Wednesdays and the six hours of comes red or DEAR DR. GOTT; My 23-year- the 1986 Little Miss Junior Am erica Pageant to be held son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Tyo of 20 Ashworth St., old son’s hands and feet are driving will be by appointment. The cost is $192 for Heidi Ann Schuelz. daughter of June S. Breen of filled with pus. al the Treadway Cromwell Hotel in Cromwell on Aug. in Rathaus Zehlendorf. Berlin. West Germany. soaking wet with perspiration all of YWCA members and $199 for others. For more 12.'>A Cliffside Drive and the lateTheodore R Schuetz. OPEN MONDAY What causes 10. The winner of this ______Joachim Lehmann, a justice of the peace, the tim e. He is not a nervous information and to register, rail the YWCA. 647-1437, recently married Daniel A. Wolf, son of Mr. and Mrs. this? Is it because she has your doctor to investigate the contest w ill com pete in officiated person by nature. Could this he a or come to the office. A E. Wolf of Philadelphia. Pa., at the bridegroom's naturally curly hair? reason you are having trouble. the national contest in Christina Patzelt was maid of honor for her sister thyroid problem? What type of family borne in Chatham. Mass. October in Miami Jelana Anna Patzelt was flower girl for her aunt After the couple's return from Portugal, they will DEAR READER: Ingrown hairs DEAR DR. GOTT: At a recent doctor should he see? Beach. Fla. Stephen E. Mexin served as best man live in Brewster. Mass . on Cape Cod. can be a problem, particularly if Health-O-Rama sponsored by the N ik i is the daughter of Ciass ceiebrates 5th anniversary After a reception at Waldhaus. Berlin. West DEAR READER; The condition Elizabeth Post Welch was maid of honor the person has curly or kinky hair local hospital. I was told to see my Mr. and Mrs Pierre Germany, the couple left for southern Germany. you describe is called hyperhidro- Manchester High School Class of 1981 has .sent out James Wolf served as best man. that easily ends upon itself. Shav­ family physician as soon as Buezka of Vernon and Austria and Switzerland They will live in Berlin. sis. It can be so cia lly disabling, but information slips for a September reunion. Any Tbe bride is em ployed by Latham School Brew ster ing often encourages hair to grow possible because of low potassium. the niece of Florence The bride is employed by Objekth Inc in Berlin is not associated with any serious cla.ssmate who has not received one may call Ann The bridegroom, a Wesleyan University graduate, inward. The situation can usually He said it was nothing to worry Lamberg of Manches­ The bridegroom is in the U S. A rm y in B erlin disease. Increased general .sweat­ K ib ble at 649-6971 or Linda Coughlin al 649-4975. is manager of Chatham Airport be remedied by . tweezing or about. I bruise very easily, get ing can have many causes, indu­ ter The child has stu­ plucking the hairs that misbehave. frequent headaches and have a lot ing thyroid malfunction, infection died dani'c and enjoys of moodiness. Are these problems and certain forms of nerve dam­ Scouting, reading, art Day Care Exchange meets DEAR DR. GOTT; Every day ■ related to a low potassium level? age. However, in many patients, and mathematics. The Manchester Family Day Care Exchange will for the past four years. I have had Should I worry about it? hyperhidrosis of just the palms and *M*v**!f^' hold a session for day-care providers Tuesday at 7:30 Engagements Thoughts to take a pain reliever for a soles is due to unknown causes. Clinic checks headache. It’s mostly on the right DEAR READER: A potassium Because the ailment appears to be p.m. in the Parish Hall of St. M ary’s Church. 41 Park St. The Manchester Fire Department will present a side near the temple or directly on deficiency usually causes wea­ related to an imbalance of the blood pressure the top. Is it norm al for a person to kness and lethargy. It is a common nerve impulses that control the program on dealing with emergencies. For more Paul's Prayer for the Practice of have daily headaches? I am 31, complication of certain medicines, sweat glands. I think you son T h e Manchester inform ation, call 643-.54S3. Love fem ale, weigh 140 and am no especially some diuretics (kidney s h o u ld he examined by a Health Department will have two blood pressure hypochondriac. stimulants). I agree that you neurologist We have been touching this week should have been seen by your clinics Monday. The on some of the marvels that God first w illa e from 9:30 to DEAR READER; Headache is fam ily doctor. I am concerned that Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on Ciass seeks ciassmates has placed w ithin our grasp. There I 10:30 a.m. at Mayfair one of the most common afflictions he told you not to worry: your lung disease explains the causes an Niki Rose Solimene is hope that beckons, an inherit­ Gardens. 211 N. M ain St. The South Windsor High School Class of 1966 is that doctors are asked to treat. symptoms — and the low blood management of chronic lung prob­ ance that blesses, a power that Gloriti Weiss, registered dietician, will discuss high seeking cla.ss members for its 20lh reunion to be held Although the muscle contraction potassium — need to be lems. For your copy, send $1 and energizes. Today we suggest a love fiber diets. Another clin ic w ill be from I In 2 p.m. at the Sept. 20 at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton. Reservations (tension) type is probably the most investigated. your name and address to P O. Box that motivates and impels. Paul Salvation Army Citadel. 661 Main SI. deadline in Aug. 15. Those with information about prevalent, other conditions — such 2597. C incinnati. OH 4,5201. Be sure says, "the love of Christ constrai- A blood pressureelinic will be held Wednesday from classmates may call Patricia Creagan at 644-9316 or as vascular headache — have to be DEAR DR. GOTT: I am 19, and to ask for Dr Gott’s Health Report. neth m e” 9 to 11 a m. at the Senior Citizens’ Center. 549 E. Annette Kehoe Wilson al 647-7446 / ^ A Diamond from Becker’s considered. Daily headaches are my erect penis is seven inches " L iv in g with Chronic Lung Middle Turnpike, for those whose last, names begin not normal, so I suggest you ask long. Do I have anything to worry D isease” In Ephesians 3:18, "th a t ye m ay with L to Z. Weiss will discuss high fiber diets. be able to comprehend 'or to grasp is an Affordable Luxury Also on Wedne.sday, a blood pre.ssure clinic will be or seize’ what is the breadth, and Look at these Becker’s prices held from 1 to 2 p.m. at Spencer Village, Pascal Lane. VD ciinic hours change length, and depth, and height" of Planned Parenthood will hold a sexually transmit­ God’s whole redemptive plan and BRILLIANT CUT Wheat flour suits sour dough PEAR YWCA teaches driving ted disease c lin ic from 5 to 7 p.m Tuesday at its office. provision, and especially "to Know MIN 1 Haynes St. It has changed the lime for its clinic. the love of Christ, which pa.Iseth. BBCKBR'8 MIN. Have fun withyourbaking! Your CARAT w a n r MO. ' BBCRER'g DEAR The YWCA will start a driver education class on There w ill be no clin ic on Ju ly 1. knowledge.” PBtCB PA’YMENT CARAT WEIOHT PRICE MO. neighbors are really lucky to have PA’YMENT P O L L Y : I am -50 Ct. $713. $25. having fun b ak­ such a generous friend! To comprehend "and know" .60 Ct. $828. $25. 1 . .68 Ct. $1128. $28. ing sour dough POLLY brings us into the realm of .88 Ct. $138$. $34. 1.00 Ct. $1780. $48. bread. My re­ experience. It is intellectually 1.00 Ct. $1800. $ 5 0 . Pointers DEAR POLLY: Whenever I Celeste Mangier! Elizabeth Ann Kirkpatrick 1.47 Ct. $2828. $73. cipe makes Cinema impossible to grasp and under­ bake something (cookies, etc.) I 1.35 Ct. $2880. $70. three loaves stand and yet "knowledge” and 2.02 Ct. $683$. always freeze some That way. 1.54 Ct. $2778. $ 7 5 . and I share with Polly Fisher SHOWCASE "love” can be molded into a 5.09 Ct. $12,280. whenever I have unexpected com­ Mangieri-Hilton Kirkpatrick-Clauson 1.90 Ct. $3980. our neighbors, love-controlled life. $ 1 0 9 . pany. there will be some goodies to HARTFORD ond Sun 2. 4:15. 7:30. 9:40. — Short ~ m HARTFORD ^ which they Cinema City — Salvador (R) Sat and C irc u it (P G ) Sat 2. 3:50. 5:40, 8.10; Sun Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Mr. and Mrs. EdwardC. Davis of serve them. 2, 3:45, 5:45. 7:40. 9:40. Pee-w ee's Big B e s - a a i o in terstati sa exit ss really enjoy. Sun 1. 3:40,7:10,9:40.— A Room WItha Mangieri of Cos Cob, announce the Enfield announce the engagement Henry Martyn tells in his life CLAIRE V iew Sot and Sun 1:45, 4:20. 7:30, 9:55. Adventure (PG) Sat midnight. The MNAie MATWS K.SFFMn AFnmaON SHOW MIT Could I use part Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sat CdllTeHKXH SHOWS DAILY(LAn SHOW F«. 4 SAT. engagment of their daughter. of their daughter. Elizabeth Ann story of God’s call to the mission MARQUISE 1 O V A L — B liss (R) Sat and Sun 1:15, 4:10, 7, wheat flour for 9:15. — Smooth Talk Sat and Sun 2, 4, midnight. — The Song Remains the Celeste A. Mangieri. to Burton E. Kirkpatrick, to Clifford Carl Clau- field after a brilliant student i iff LEGAL EAiOUS w * whole wlieat (lour. uUhough you DEAR POLLY: I have found a 7:20 . 9:30. Sam e (P G ) Sat 11:50. Hilton IV. son of Mr. and Mrs. career at Cambridge, He fell 'I ■BCKIB't MDf. MIN. sour dough bread? I use.bread son. son of Virginia Stimpson of CARAT WaOHT MO. BCCKIK'S can vary these proportions if you new use for the shaving brush that 1:0O-3:0S-S:16-7:35-9:50-12:00 ipa Burton E. Hilton III of deeply in love with a girl named PRICE CARAT W aCHT PRICE MO. flour, which is quite expensive, and EAST HARTFORD MANSFIELD East Hartford. PAYMENT like. Just be sure the whole wheat was used with a shaving mug. I Troni-Lux College Twin — The Manchester. Lyd ia. He told her of his c a ll from PAITMENT hesitate to use wheal flour and risk Eastwood Pub A CInemo — The KARAIE K D 8 .53 Ct. flour you use is made larg^y from clean my electric razor with the M o n e y P it (P G ) Sat 7:15, 9:15. — Sun Harder They Come Sot and Sun 3.7 with The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a Manchester God to go to India. There were 1788. $25. .60 Ct. a flop. Reggae Sunsplosh Sot and Sun 4:45, l2:30-2:45-5JK)-7:20-9;40-n;45 IBD IS38. $25. hard or winter wheat (higher in shaving brush. 7:30. Greenwich High School and the resident. She graduated from lucrative offers to stay in England, 1.02 Ct. I217S. $59. .87 Ct. FLORENCE Poor Richards Pub A Cinema — 8:50. — P o lte rg e ist II: The O ther Side $1428. $ 3 7 . gluten) ratherthan soft or summer TIM Sweet L ib e rty (P G ) Sot 7:30, 9:30, (PG-13) Sot and Sun 2, 5. 7. 9. BACK1 0 SCH0 0 L University of Connecticut, where E n rico F e rm i High School in Lydia gave him her hand in 1.07 Ct. 12280. $62. Enfield and is employed by Engi­ 1.00 Cf. $2880. $ 7 0 . DEAR FLORENCE: By "wheal wheat. Most supermarket whole m id nig h t; Sun 7:30, 9:30. she received her bachelor’s degree m arriage only on the condition that 1.42 Ct. I2 S S 0 . $70. DEAR POLLY: My tip for "pill Showcase Cinemas 1-9— Poltergeist VERNO N * 12:50-3JK>-5JI5-7:30-1»:3S-11:35 Baa neering Printing Services. East 1.14 Ct. $2988. $ 7 0 . flour.” I presume you mean whole wheat flours are this type and are II: The O ther Side (PG-13) Sun 1:25, Cine 1 8 2 — The Money Pit (PG) Sot in marketing. She is an assistant he stay in England. The battle was 1.90 Ct. , 13800. takers" should eliminate any ond Sun 2, 4:30, 7:10, 9:30, — E .T . The MANHATTAN PROJECT Hartford. She was a finalist in the $ 1 0 9 . 1.77 Ct. $3090. $ 1 0 6 . wheat flour. By all means, yes. A suitable for yeast or sour dough 3:15, 5:10, 7:25. 9:25. 11:20; Sot 1:25. promotion development manager India or Lydia? difficulty with swallowing pills. 3:15, 5:10. 9:25, 11:20. — Running Extra-Terrestrial (PG) Sot and Sun Most Beautiful Eyes in Connecti­ 3.04 Ct. 112,000. 1.81 Ct. good mixture is half white bread breads. Soft wheat flour is usually 1:35-4:15-7:10-9:30-11:50 IBBX with Lever Brothers Co. in New $4090. $ 112. For years, my wife and I have Scared (R) Sot 7:30 sneak p review w ith 1:30, 4, 7, 9:15. cut contest a few months ago. Martyn was a mastered man, MANY LARGER SIZES AVAILABLE flour (or all-purpose) and half •sold as whole wheat pastry flour. Poltergeist II: The Other Side (PG-13) Y o rk C ity. edh. Tax not included ‘ Subject to : sim ply added our pills to m outhful FBHHS B U B J B n DAY OFF mastered by his love for Jesus Sot 9:25. — The K o ro te K id P o rt 11 ( PG ) WILLIMANTIC The prospective bridegroom The prospective bridegroom of fully chewed food. The pill goes Sot 12:30 . 2:45, 5. 7:20. 9:40. 11:55; Sun Christ, As deeply painful as the Jlllson Square Cinema — B ock To 12:40-2:55-5^10-7:20-0:40-11:45 OTOIl earned his bachelor’s degree in graduated from A. I. Prince down w ith no gagging or stickin g in 12:30,2:45,5,7:20.9:40. — Row Deal (R) School (PG-13) Sot ond Sun 1:15, 3:05, decision was, his decision was: Sat 1:10. 3:15. 5:20. 7:50, 10. m id night; finance at the University of Con­ Vocational Technical School. Hart­ W h o r a flM Shoes are culprits if feet have trouble our throats. 7:15,9:05, — Top Gun (PG) Sot and Sun RAW DEAL "M y dear Lydia and my duty call Direclioni: I-S4 W nl, lake Sun 1:10. 3:15, 5:20 , 7:20. 10. — C o b ra 1,3:05,7,9:05.— Legal Eagles (PG) Sot necticut. He has a m aste r’s degree ford. He is employed by Electrical m e ill 43 Park Rd.. V im Hart- _____ E U G E N E (R) Sat 1:30, 3:20. 5:20 , 7:45. 10. 11:50; and Sun 1, 3:15, 7, 9:15. — F e rris 1:10-3:15-5:20-7:50-10:00-12:00 me different ways, yet God hath O M* Jawalrv Is lord Comer. Al end of ramp, following the example of Jane in business administration from Contractors Inc., Hartford. Wet Upwislw# WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) Sun 1:30.3:20. 5:20. 7:45.10. — Top Gun Bueller’s Dov Oft (PG-13) Sat and Sun not forsaken me . .. I am born for tell omo Park Rd., right onto — Just because the shoe fits — it Eaton. (P G ) Sot 12:35, 2:50, 4:55. 7:15, 9:45, 1,3:15, 7, 9:15. — R o w D e o l (R) Sot-Sun COBRA Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute South Main St., led onto Far­ Polly’s newsletter "Bringing Up 11:55; Sun 12:35.7:50.4:55.7:15,9:45.— The couple plans a May 17. 1987 God only. Christ is nearer to me doesn’t necessarily mean you Eaton, a secretary at R. J. Baby.” featuring baby c.irc basics 7:10, 9:20. — M v L ittle P o n v (G ) Sot l:30J:20-5:20-7:25-1IMIO-n:50 | in T roy. N Y" He is a senior mington Ave. Turn left onto Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (PG-13) Sot ond Sun 1:10, 3:20. — Short C irc u it systems analyst at Pratt & Whit­ wedding. than father or mother or sister.” LaSalle Rd. Beeker'i jewel- should w ear it. Reynolds, walks to and from her and tips on such topics as bathing, 12:40. 2:55. 5. 7:20. 9:40. 11:45« Sun ero to on the right. (P G ) Sot and Sun 1:10 , 3:20, 7:10,9:20. POUBIOBSTI iBEQ Consider high heels, says North car each workday in a pair of getting a child to sleep diapering, 12:40. 2:55, 5, 7:20, 9:40. — B a ^ to ney in East Hartford. O ur final praye r this week is: School (PG-13) Sat 12:50. 3. 5:05. \X. 1:25-3:15-5:10-9:25-11:20 A September wedding is Carolina Memorial Hospital podia­ running shoes. She also wears traveling with a child and making 9:35. Legal E ag les (P G ) Sat 1. 3^5. ORIVE-INS Lord make us love captives of Manchester — E.T. The Extro- EamrwYiwmfTffiK iw tfm M K i planned ^ Now you know trist Richard S. Lotwin. He says, them while walking during her homemade babyfood, is a perfeet 5:15. 7:35, 9:50. m id nig h t; Sun 1. 3:05. Jesus Christ, that we may master 65 LaSalle Rd. • West Hartford • 321-3202 lunch hour. 5:15, 7:35. 9:50. — The M anhattan Terrestrlol (PG) Sot-Sun 8:45 with TOP GUN In terms of national men-to- "That’s like stuffing a rectangular gift for moms- and dads-to-be P ro je c t (P G ) Sot 1:35, 4:15. 7:10. 9:30, Ghostbusters (PG) Sot-Sun 10:30. life. object into a triangular hole.” ’’That’s the smart thing to do.” Mansfield — The Korote Kid Port II 70MM12:35-2:5IM:55-7:15-9:45-11:55 BO The Dodecanese area group of 13 women ratios, the country with the HOURS; OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30-5:13, THURSDAY EVENING TIL 8:13 Send $I for each copy, to Polly’s 11:50; Sun 1:35. 4:15. 7:10. 9:30. The high heel and pointed-toe are Lotwin says. Sensible shoes for Pointers, iti care oft he M anchester (PG) with Quicksilver (PG) Sot-Sun at islands in the southeastern Aegan largest recorded shortage of males Rev. Philip R. Chatto Major Ctedit Cnnd A«*|>€«I Mai Convenient Oiorg* Plan. AvnilaUe Or U z*W .y That Spedol Gift Today. Mail Orden I MANCHESTER dork. — Row Deal (R) with Escape two major culprits of problem feet women, he adds, have laces with Herald. P.O. Box 1216, Cincinnati. From New York (R) Sot-Sun at dark. — Sea. Its cap ita l is Rhodes, on the is the Soviet Union, with LUS.9 Church of the Nazarene UA Theoters Eosf — The Money Pit among females, Lotwin says. thick rubber soles and built-in arch OH 45201 Be .sure to include the (P G ) Sat 2. 4:30. 7;20, 9:40; Sun 2, 4:30. Poltergeist 11: The Other Side (PG-13) largest island. females to every 1,000 males. Manchester with Dream Lover (R) Sot-Sun at dork. Increasingly, though, women are supports. title 7:20. 9:20. — Sweet L ib e rty (P G ) Sat M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 21. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, June 21. 1986 - IS MACC News CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 FISH volunteers keep the wheels turning for needy 1 9 1 JHOMES REAL ESTATE I ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED WANTED Editor’s note: Ib is column is portation for those Manchester Phone-a-Ride services. OODs then Mary Colpitts. Margaret Judd. supplies, licensing fees and day Toller. Attorneys Lublin. Kantor. FOR SALE prepared by the Manchester Area residents who do not qualify for arrange for a volunteer driver. Barbara Greene. Margaret La- trip costs. To date only $570 has Wolfe and Silver. Marilyn Parker, All real estate advertised In the Manchester Herald Maintenance' Technician Conference of Churches. Phone-a-Ride services or for those Serving as officer of the day is a Fond. Mary Leslie. Dorothy Hart been received. Our grateful thanks Helen Datson. Erma Ryder, Ro­ Drivers wanted - with Excellent starter — Cov­ Wanted to buy a house tor Is sublect to the federal Working Crew Chief for Class II license. Must be who need an “ escort." Young head perfect volunteer assignment for zog. Tom Hartzog. Diane- Long- to this week’s contributors; Mr. setta Bottom, Suzanne Gates, Fair Housing Act of 1968, multi national cleaning entry, $75,900. Nice 3 bed­ $76,000 thru CHFA In Man­ By Nancy Carr of the household mothers on shut-ins or for mothers who need to Manager, Assistant Man­ dependable with clean room starter ranch In chester or Coventry. No champs. Barbara Gawle. Dianna and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Wallace Carol Cunliffe. Donna Motulsid, which mokes it illegal to company. Residential and Outside Sales. Monday Assistant Newspaper motor vehicle record. AAACC Director limited income without a car or be home for naps and feeding of ager and Cashier for high dealer wanted in Bolton. quiet location. Large Real Estate agnts Please. Shells and Frank Dunn. and Patricia Irish. Mary Byron Center Congregational Church advertise any preference, volume self-serve gas sta­ commercial cleaning of thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ Will train to operate front available friend or family still find little ones but who can offer an Our thanks also to Phone-a-Ride and Catherine Byron. Walter and carpets, floors, furniture, Call 232-9989 between 9am 12x17 living room and 647-1105. Men’s Club, Nancy Fournier, Pete limitation or discrimina­ tion. Starting pay S25,0(M cellent money. Call end loading and roll-off 10x14 enclosed heated FISH of Manchester is an it difficult to get a sick youngster to hour or so once a month for phone Joan Berube who goes so far Loretta Woble. Mary Ann tion based on race, color, etc. Experience preferred Jeanne 647-9946. 8i noon, Monday through Jeffers, Albert Schulze. Thomas plus. Apply at Manchester Frldoy. Ask tor MIchoel. refuse trucks. Applica­ porch. Home Is In good Centered acreage Inlerfaith groupof men and women the doctor or well-child clinic. coordination. beyond her job that she even has Falkowski.. Lynch. Edward Noyes. And to religion, sex or national Texaco, 172 Demlng St'or but willing to train. Refer­ tions being taken 8:30am ences and good driving condition and only 5 min­ Wanted. For residential dedicated to providing a helping Because FISH volunteers are FISH drivers can volunteer the FISH schedule sent to her TH AN K YOUS to recent donors Marge Reed who has already origin, or an Intention to call 644-4578. Manchester Insurance Help wanted-KItchen and to 4;30pm Monday utes to the woter. Re­ development. Either sin­ hand to neighbors with special either to drive one day a month or make any such prefer­ record a must. 649-3433, agency has on opening for Bus Person. Inquire at through Friday. Call Sani­ primarily interested in helping, home. to the shelter-soup kitchen renova­ transformed the yarn donated by days. duced for quick sale.D.W. gle family or condomi­ needs. Organised locally in 1966. to serve with the any-day-as- ence, limitation or dis­ 0 part time secretary. Vic's Pizza, 151 W. Middle tary Refuse Company, Fish Realty, 643-1591 or nium. Call 346-4216. they operate with as few meetings If you would like additional tions fund; Samuel and Robin Mrs. Della Ferra into five shawls Auto Mechanic - expe­ Typing and telephone FISH volunteers soon discovered available team. The number of crimination. The Herald rienced. Must hove own Tpke., 649-3700. Perrett Place, Manches- 871-1400.0 and as little organizational struc­ information, please call Ruth Ann Smith. Walker and Virginia and three lap robes in rainbow will not knowingly accept Nurses Aide - Flexible skills are important. Insu­ ter, 643-8545. EOE the tremendous need lorally for ture as possible. A team of three trips varies considerably. Pat tells Glass 643-9201. They would be Briggs. Francis Helfrick and Don colors. tools. 40 hour week. Call time. 4 days, 10 hour shifts any advertisement which 633-3669.______rance and computer skills Laundry. Immediate op­ Clean — Manchester IRODMS transportation of handicapped and coordinators keep the wheels (li­ me that some times you may have happy to hear from you. and Pat Guinan; to those who have Is In violation of the low. or 5 days. S12,500.646-7312. experience helpful but not ening for person willing to Bookeepter. Apply In per­ elderly, particularly to medical as many as three trips on your NOTICE; Vacation Bible School EOE. son. The Andrew Ansaldl $92,900. Nicely decorated FDR RENT terally) turning — scheduling H E L P - H E L P - H E L P ! If you contributed to the Emergency food Orthodontic office seeks essential. 649-2891. work noon-4pm. Mon-FrI older 3 bedroom Colonial. appointments. By 1977. these telephone and transportation vo­ scheduled day to drive and may have any time available duringthe pantry in the last few months: is being offered by various assistant, experienced and alternate weekendfs. Company, 186 Bldwell St„ LPN - care tor 6 clients. Manchester. 12x18 living room and Room tor rent. Kitchen “ good neighbors” were handling lunteers (Jean Sheridan and Ruth have none the next three months. weeks of July 7 and July 14 to help Emanuel Lutheran Church. Flor­ churches this summer. The follow­ preferred but will train Management Trainee. Excellent starting rate. 14x20 dining room. Conve­ I HELP WANTED Part tIme/Full time. All Entry level position for For additional Informa­ oriveledges, on busline, 17 to 18 calls a day and had Ann Glass) and preparing and Because of the current shortage out in the Interfaith Day Camp for ence Johnson. Ann Fidler. Com­ ing MACC churches are offering the right person. Send nient to busline and shop­ close to center of town of volunteers, some FISH good resume to PO Box 2356, shifts.. $18,500. 646-7312. ambitous Individual. tion, call Manchester Laborer for Pipeline Con­ organised a very effective struc­ mailing out the monthly duty Manchester youngsters 6 to 11 munity Baptist Church. Frances vacation bible schools that are EOE. struction. Most have ping. Nice level backyard. 646-7066. ture to coordinate a volunteer neighbors are doing double duty. Moson Tender. Apply in Vernon, CT 06066. Company has profit shar­ Manor, 646-0129. Excellent home In this rosters. (Pat Dow.) referred to us by local social Libbey. Frank Morasco. Ed Bush- open to children in the community. ing .program and both transportation and be de­ Pat Dow. Ruth Ann Glass. Joan person. The Andrew An- price range.D.W. Fish transportation effort. At the same We would most warmly invite workers, please call the MACC nell. St. M ary’s Episcopal Church. Please call the church directly if soldl Company. 186 Bld- Mechanically Inclined - local and national growth Easy Assembly Work! pendable. Too wages Unfurnished room for tim e their efforts had helped O’Loughlin and Mary Jaworski office 646-4114. We sorely need Hamilton Standard Retirees Club. y o u would like further Some placesregulreexpe- Growing golf car concern paid. 649-6087. Realty 643-1591 or 871-1400. rent. Female. Share kit­ you to join hands with our FISH well St. Monchester. rlence; We give Itl Our opportunities. 649-4563. S714.00 per too. Guaran­ □ center public attention on the volunteers. At the present time serve tmth ^s OODs and as drivers. pcMiple to help with arts and crafts Theresa Sipki. Mrs. L.B. Mona­ information. looking for quality me­ teed payment. No Sales. chen 8, bath., washer- Receptionist wanted for nationally recognized chanic trainee to repair Counselors for girls resi­ dryer on premises. $60 a transportation crisis and by 1978. there is a very real need for OODs The OOD'team also includes Betty and general oversight of daily han. Ronnie Robbins. Temple Beth July 7-11. 8:45 a.m. to 12 noon at multi unit retail chain Is Detalls-Send stamped en­ Baracco. Cindy Stroup. Ruth Fla- local real estate com­ gasoline and elecdric golf Accounts Payable Coordi­ dent comp in Stafford Manchester — $97,900. week. Call 649-1812. Phone-a-Ride bus service for Man­ (Officers of the D ay). One or more operations. We also need counse­ Shalom. North United Methoaist Trinity Covenant Church currently seeking a per­ velope: ELAN-173, 3418 Springs, Ct. Coll 684-7821 vell. Ann Carson. Dottie Custer. pany. Evening hours and cars. Full benefit package nator -1 plus years expe­ Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, Cape Cod. Cute Cape Cod chester elderly and handicapped days a month OOD volunteers take lors age 14 and older who will work Church. And to those making July 14-18. noon to 2:30 p.m. at Sot. available. Coll Janet son to assist our area or 677-2667 for application. home waiting for the right Ema Nash and Mrs. Gunnar Including Insurance, uni­ rience, preparation of FL„ 33482. was instituted. on the responsibility of calling directly withthe children. Funding furniture and household items Center Congregational Church at 643-1591. manager. Your time will forms, profit sharing and Invoices tor payment, re­ family. Three bedrooms, I APARTMENTS Drawing a deep (and relieved) Larsen. for the camp is also lagging far available during April and May: July 21-25.9:30 a.m. to 12 noon at be spent working In our Phone-a-Ride at noon and at 3:30 overtime. Brueban Coro., solve vendor's Inquiries, Bartender. Part time Housekeeoer/Companlon gorage, in-ground pool. I FOR RENT breath. FISH volunteers settled p.m. to get the referrals of those Drivers include the other half of behind our previous 13-year expe­ Karen White. Sue Terry. Joanne Concordia Lutheran Church Medical Office Assistant. Vernon store os well os 25 West Rd„ Bolton 06040. - to assist older convalesc­ Call today for details. learning the soles, mer­ able to work independ­ nights and weekend. 2 Into a supportive role. Now these who need transportation but are the Larsen team. Gunnar Larsen. rience. We need to raise close to Taft. Mrs. Joseph Massaro. Helen August 25-29. Second Congrega­ Immediate opening. Var­ 647-1774.______ing woman. Call 635-0824, Won’t lastIJovce G. Ep­ chandising and personnel ently and use 10 key Apply Manchester Coun­ East Hartford, older gen­ "good neighbors” provide trans­ not eligible or cannot utilize Rita Jaworski. Bibiane Pouirier. $3,000 to cover bus. program Fritzche. J. Robert Haskell. Mary tional Church ied duties with direct pa­ calculator, CRT knowl­ leave message. stein Real Estate, 647- tleman, 2 room efficiency, tient contact. Full time functions ot the area man­ Speech and Language Pa­ try Club. 646-0103. 8895.0 ager. This Is a growth thologists (2). Full time. edge a plus. GSP offers on all utilities, share a bath. position. Benefits availa­ excellent benbefits pack­ Part Time Banquet setup $72 weekly. 647-0069. ble. Reply to PO Box 1455, oooortunifv that con de­ One tor K-12 and one 3/5 age which Includes medi­ IHDMES Forest Hills-Large 4 bed­ velop Into 0 salaried man­ time tor ore K-4. Most be and cleaning. Morning Church ready Rockville, CT 06066. cal, dental and life Insu­ hours. Apply Manchester FDR SALE room, 2 '/2 bath colonial on 474 Main Street, 3 room , agement position. We eligible for Ct. State li­ rance, pension plan and cul-de-sac. First floor Bulletin Board offer 0 good starting wage cense. .Closing date Julne Country Club. 646-0103. apartment. $400 monthly. ' Computer Education tuition reimbursement. Executive Colonial — lo­ family room with fire­ Utilities not Included. No Coordinator: Superin­ of S4 per hour plus a full 30, 1986. Send letter, re­ cated on Thayer Road. benefit package. Commis­ sume and placement pop- Qualified candidates Commission drivers place, roomy eat-ln- appliances. Security. Call for homecoming tendent of schools Is seek­ should apply at our facil­ needed. Call Clyde 646- Mint condition resident of kltchen, spacious dining 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. ing qualified applicants sion and participation In a ers to Margaret Butler, Wednesday — 10 a.m.. holy communion; 10:45a.m.. Director, Pupil 8, Stott ity or send a resume with 1140 Anytime. 7 spacious rooms. Must be room. A real find for HIgMand band at South Bible school offered for the following position; quarterly bonus program. salary history to; Person­ seen! We guarantee our $159,900. Joyce G. Epstein Bible study; Ladies Guild luncheon. Manchester Computer Education Please coll 569-2744 tor an Support Services, Coven­ Available July 1. Lovely 5 The Sphinx Highland Band will be featured during Vacation Bible school will be held Monday through Country Club. Interview appointment. try Public Schools, 78 nel Dept., Gerber Scien­ Dental Hygenlst-Part homes! Blanchard 8< Ros- Real Estate, 647-8895.0 room apartment (2br). weekend reunion Coordinator for the secon­ tific Products, Inc., 151 time, hours 8am-4;45pm. setto Real Estate, 646- the 10 a.m. service at South United Methodist Church. Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Faith Baptist Church. 52 Thursday — 7:10 p.m.. evening prayer: 7:30 p.m.. dary schools (7-12) of FofoMot Coro. EOE-M/F. Ripley Hill Rd., Coventry, 2482.0 2nd floor ot 2-tamlly The Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon streets Batson Drive, Manches­ Quality oriented Glaston­ $135,000 — 3 Bedroom house. Heat, hot water Dr. Paul V. Kroll will preach. Other events this week Lake St. The theme for the week will be "From Bible study: Bridgett Gilcrest flute recital. Regional School District CT 06238. EOE. ter, CT 06040. EO E Colonial, targe tlreplaced will celebrate its 25th anniversary this weekend. bury practice. Warm, and ’/} of garage Included. at South United Methodist Church include: Fisherman to Follower." and will be about the life of Saturday — 7:30 p.m.. AA. No. 8. Interested appli­ Window cleaners. Must M/F/H/V. friendly staff. No Satur­ Manchester - $139,900. living room, hardwood Sunday — 6:30 p.m.. Christian Youth Fellowship Peter. Children from kindergarten to sixth grade are There will be a homecoming reunion for all former Waitress and Cook ‘Cheney Home’. Solid 5-5 $525. Reference and secur­ cants should moke Inquir­ be experienced. Steady Wanted. All shifts, part days. 633-3509. floor, oak molding, newer ity deposit required. orientation meeting for Ocean Grove Retreat invited to attend the free sessions. Call 643-7644 for members. ies to Diana R. Vecchione, work, good pay with Carpenters-Would you two family home in desir­ kitchen, 1'/2 baths, vinyl This is Center’s pian time and full time. Apply able area. Small, quiet Middle-aged or older cou­ “Tuesday — 7 p.m.. D.C.Y.S.; 7:30 p.m.. women’s information. The festivities get under way today at noon with a Assistant Superintendent fringe benefits. Coll 649- In person. Luigi’s 649-5325. like a good paying lob? If Hair Stylists and Supervi­ siding. Desirable neigh­ ple preferred. 646-8588 ot­ prayer and study group. 337 W. Middle Turnpike. picnic on the church lawn, followed by a members’ of Schools, 61 Main St., 5334. you are experienced In all sors Wanted-For busy street, some remodeling borhood. 3 oorches.647- This is what’s planned this week at Center Part Time Inserters already completed. Wir­ ter 5om. Wednesday — 9 a.m.. fair workshop: 6:30 p.m.. Congregational Church: talent show. The master of ceremonies for this Hebron, CT. 06248.. Tel. phases of commercial salon In Vernon, part time 8030. 228-9417/643-4210. Inquiry Sales - Earn approxl- wanted. Call 647-9946, ask work, rough to finish, with or full time. Flexible ing updated, many other concert series patron dinner. Wednesday — 10 a.m.. Emma Nettleton: 2 p.m.. occasion will be Steve Holt, a former minister of the for Bob. Improvements made. 3 One bedroom. No pets. Manchester church and deadline - Friday, June 20, matelv $9.50/Hr. selling a minimum ot 3 years hours. No tollowlng ne­ New Listing-Investors Friday — to a m.. Al-Anon. Here’s Concordia’s week healing prayers. currently serving the 1986. Equal Opportunity cessary. Call Manager. car detached garage, pos­ Dream. 3 family on nice $400. Available July 1st. Windsor Church of Christ. wicker furniture, wall de­ Coshler-Sundav Only. Ex­ experience call Kim at 528-0776. Thursday — 10 a.m . youth fellowship. Employer. core and baskets doing 229-6556. 875-0588. sible room for expansion. lot In Vernon. Completely These are the events scheduled this week at Friday — 6 p.m., wedding rehearsal; 7 p m., A dinner is planned at the Manchester Country Club perienced cashier needed Attic has . hardwood Lay leaders named home parties. For Infor­ remodeled Inside and out. Manchester - 2 bedroom, Concordia Lutheran Church: wedding rehearsal. for those who helped found the church. Guests will as supervisor. Must be Computer-Typist Opera­ floors. Coll today for a Shows positive cash flow mation call 529-8168. reliable and mature. Teacher needs a fantastic 2nd floor, heat and ap­ Several local men and women have been Monday — 7 p.m., stewardship and evangelism Saturday — 11 a.m.. wedding: 1:30 p.m . wedding. include people who were children at the time of the tor. 50 to 60 W PM and private showing, won't with an assumable mort­ DISPATCH ASSISTANT Apply In person, Highland babysitter tor her 6 month last long! Realty World, pliances, no pets, secur­ commissioned as lay leaders at a ceremony which' committee. church’s founding. Master of Ceremonies for this Certified Nursing Assist­ old starting In September. diversified duties. E.Hart­ gage. Klernan Realty, 649- ity. $575 a month. Call Growing irrogular route com­ Park Market, 317 High­ ford location. Excellent 646- 7709. □______1147.______took place in St. Patrick Cathedral. Norwich. The Wednesday — 10:30 a.m.. agoraphobic group: 7:45 evening will be the Rev. Eugene Brewer, the minister mon carrier with 46-state ants. Full and part time, land St., Manchester. Call 643-5643. 646-3979. p.m . Concordia Choir Why do they teach? of the church. operating euthority aeeks a temoorarv and perman­ working conditions and Younger Colonial — 3 Most. Rev. Daniel P. Reilly. Bishop of Norwich, benefits. For a dependa­ Five Family. Beautiful commissioned them among .34 people who graduated Thursday — 1:30 p.m.. Golden Age group: 7:30 After-dinner entertainment will be provided by Mr. Dispatch Aasiatant to assist ent positions are now Accounts Payable Clerk - bedroom, 1'/2 baths.alum- Manchester - 2 bedroom, Why do educators stay in their field? Does a with dally duties, deal with Babysitter needed In my ble person with Interest In modern units In an Infla­ in a group which has spent two years studying. Local p.m.. social ministry. and Mrs. Harry Pickup of . Manchester, and drivara on a daily basis and available on all shifts. home days tor 2 girls ages East Hartford. Full time Inum sided house In 8th tion hedging business 2nd floor, heat and ap­ person’s religious and moral background influence Starting pay of S7.15 as of position opening mid secure position. Contact district! Rec room and pliances, no pets, secur­ participants included; Karen Bergin of Bolton Friday — 7 p.m . A.A. the flavor of the education delivered to students? Jacqueline and Nicole Frasher of Vernon. Pickup is a prepare necessary reports. 4 and 5. Summer only. Coll between 8:30am and 12:00 zoned location! Must Seel teacher of opera: he and his wife are both operatic Knowledge of trip leasing July 1. 1986. Please apply after 4:30. 647-7621. July. Responsible, expe­ treed loti We guarantee "We guarantee our ity. $575 a month. Call Barbara N. M cKay and Susan A. l.ewis of Coventry, These questions will be explored Sunday at the 10:30 and brokering a plua. In person between 9am rienced self starter re­ noon, Monday thru Fri­ our homes! Blanchard 8, performers, having spent the last half of 1985 houses” Blanchard 8< Ro- 646-3979. all parishioners of St. M ary’s Church in Coventry: and a.m. service at the Unitarian Universalist Meeting­ We offer an excellent em­ and 3pm. Meadows quired. Must be accurate day. Mrs. Palmer, 289- Rossetto Real Estate, 646- Events set at Emanuel performing in Austria. The Frashers both play in the Clerk Typist - Word/Oato 9576,______setto Reol Estate 646-2482. Adella Blaszczak of Manchester, a parishioner of house. 153 W. Vernon St. A group of Unitarian- ployee benefits package and Manor, 333 Bldwell St., Processing - Performs re­ with figures and attention 2482,n Two bedroom, two baths, Sacred Heart Church in Vernon. Manchester Symphony. growth potential, salary Manchester. Babysitter Wanted. Mon­ Jackpot! Contemporary Here are the events planned at Emanuel Lutheran Universalist teachers will discuss why they are in the commencerate with experl- sponsible clerical work; to detail. Presently man­ appliances Included, Also on Saturday evening there will be an open ual system. Send resume day thru Friday, 10am to 2 Full Baths — FIreolaced lover's dream house! 3600 townhouse unit. $600 a Church this week; field of education, and what impact their convictions ance. Send resumes to: S6S0-S2000 weekly caliber. malntolns filing system; have had on their careers. house for all present and former members of the performs such other du­ or letter to Mrs. Lucille 2om. Please call after living room, rec room, so. ft. 8 rooms, 3 bed­ month. 1 month security. Bells are ringing Sunday — 8:30 a.m.. worship service: II a m., Martin Kully National music and video Vernall, E.J. Stephens, 6:00, 646-9788. garage and a fabulous lot rooms, 2'/2 baths, terrific No pets. High St., Vernon. church, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams at their Vantagb Trantport Inc. ties P S may be assigned. worship service with holy communion, confirmation home. 70 Jonathan St., Vernon. company needs top dis­ Minimum qualifications Inc., 734 Tolland St., East In Bower School district! layout. Plush carpeting. 649-9404 or 647-1340. Three English hand bell choirs and a youth choir Sunday. 260 Tolland Tpke tributors and soles reps. Hartford, CT 06108. Swimming Instructors tor S120’s. We guarantee our Elegant master bedroom, from St. Matthew’s United Methodist Church of Saunders was honored The Sunday school hour will be taught by W. E. Manchester, CT 06040 Excellent Incpme and re­ Include ability to type Monday — 3:30 p m., staff meeting; 7:30 pm., accurately at 40 worn. girls resident camp In homes! Blanchard 8, Ros­ 2 car garage, built In 1984. 2 Bedroom Flat-heat and Annandale. Va.. will present a concert Friday at 7:30 Hebbard. now a Dallas businessman. He lived in West or call 203-643-B303 peat business. Tel. 702-831- Stafford Springs, Ct. Call setto Real Estate 646-2482. Ottered at $219,900.Jack- property committee. More than 300 members of the Full Gospel CquDl Opportunity Entployw Data entry experience hot water, carpeted, all p.m. at Rockville United Methodist Church. l42Grove Hartford when the Manchester church was founded; 4682. 684-7821 or 677-2667 tor son 8i Jackson Real Est­ appliances, air condl- Tuesday — 9 a.m.. We Gals trip: 10 a.m . Old Guard. Interdenominational Church. 745 Main St., attended a preferred. Starting salary St., in the Rockville section of Vernon. The bell choirs he was instrumentai in gettingthe church established. application. ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646.D tloner. Call 647-1595. Wednesday — 5 p.m . youth picnic; 7 p.m . Christian surprise party for the Rev. Dr. Philip P. Saunders on $13,105. Excellent fringe East Hartford - New list­ have performed at the White House eight times, and The worship service will be conducted largely by ing! 4 bedroom cape with . education committee May 19. The dinner was to honor Saunders, who benefits. To obtain appli­ Oldies But Goodies used Reliable energetic person 4 Room, second floor. they spent two weeks on a concert tour in Great former members. The Rev. Brewer will deliver the cation call 721-9501. cars, 323 Center St. needs garage, fenced yard, Thursday — lOa.m., prayer group: 11:15a.m..care recently earned his doctorate in Bible theology from wanted to help with resi­ CONDOMINIUMS Appliances, heat and hot Britain in 1983. They areontheir way toOrono. Maine, .sermon, entitled. "From Whence to Where?” There Appllcatlons-resume a person tor approxi­ stove, refrigerator, wall- I water. $475 a month, one and visitation: 6 p.m.. confirmation resource center. the International Bible Institute and Seminary in dential cleaning. Bonding for a festival sponsored by the American Guild of will be a hymn sing at 3 p.m. A social hour with light WANTED must be submitted no mately 20 hours per week to-wall. Newer root and I FOR SALE month security. Adults Friday — 6:30 p.m . adult spiritual retreat. Plymouth. Fla. and Insured. Call collect English Handbell Ringers. refreshments begins at 4:30 p.m. Full Time Secretary for Real Estate later than June 27, 1986. to clean cars. Apply In 651-9846. furnace. Priced to sell at preferred. Coll 649-1362 Saturday — 10 a.m.. confirmation resource center: Saunders was also recognized by that institution for Connecticut Housing Fi­ person only. $87,900. Belflore Agency, By owner — Manchester 2 otter 6pm. 8 p.m.. AA. outstanding dedication and achievement in the Neutron beam fights tumors Office - $6.00 per hour, 9am-5pm (hours nance Authority, c/ Philip 647- 1413.______b^room condo. Newly ministry: he received an honorary Doctor of Letters ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — Neutron beam can be modified for qualified person). A. Johnson, Manager, Port or Full Time. Wee- painted, new kitchen and Daughters set holy hour Tuesday Brand New Listing! Very Studio type Apartment. degree and an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree. therapy, an experimental form of radiation treatment Call 646-5099 for interview. AA/EEO - Personnel, 40 knlghts 2 to lOpm and/or wall to wall carpet. Attic Partly furnished. Work­ This is St. Mary’s plan Cold Spring Rd., Rocky weekends. Flexible $4.00 House Cleaners - Monday attractive 4 room condo storage. $47,500 firm. St. Margaret Circle. Daughters of Isabella, will At the party, congregants presented Saunders with for cancer, uses heavy, subatomic particles — townhouse, 2 bedrooms, ing single male adult pre­ Hill, CT 06067. CHFAIson to start. Self serve snack through Friday with flexi­ Principals only. 646-8591. ferred. Lease, secutlry. have a Eucharistic Holy Hour Tuesday at 7 p.m. at These are the events scheduled this week at St. a gift and money fora trip to Israel. Saunders has been neutrons — to produce a high-speed "beam ” that is AA/EEO Employer. M/F. 1 ’/2 baths, gorgeous ca­ Assumption Church on Adams Street. The hour will be directed at tumors. shop attendent. Call Atlas ble hours. Immediate op­ No Pets. 643-2880. M ary’s Episcopal Church: pastor of the Full Gospel Interdenominational Church GOLDEN OAKS REALTY Birch Hill. 644-3610. enings. Call The House­ binets In fully appllanced conducted by Deacon J. Fernand Chamberland. Sunday — scholarship award Sunday: services at for the past 17 years, and has been in the ministry for Dr. Robert Graves of the University of Rochester kitchen. Small complex In 1212 Boston Turnpike - Route 44 Auto and Truck Mechan­ works, 647-0873. ILOTS/LAND Bolton-Charming 2 room Donna Kacynski from Kensington, who often appears 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. 29 years. He is founder and president of Worldwide Cancer Center says research he is conducting wili Manchester. Ottered at ics - Immediate opening. FOR SALE country apartment tor in masses on Channel 30 television, will be the guest Tuesday — 7:30 p.m.. Manchester Family Day Care Lighthouse Minnistries. which sends food, clothing. determine the physioiogical effects that treatment Bolton, CT 06040 Experienced only with S82,500.a I n n HOMES July 15th occupancy. $375 musician. Exchange. Bibles, medicine and vitamins to foreign countries. may have on patients. own tools. 647-9552. n n h o m e s month rental Includes util­ l £ i J FOR SALE [ i l l FOR SALE Oversized — Manchester, Bolton Lake - Very, very, very small piece ot land. ities. Prefer single per­ $149,900. Rooms Including son. NO pets. Lease and GRAND OPENING 2, 14x18 bedrooms with Cannot be built upon, security deposit required. AUTOMOTIVE SALES built-in dressers and book­ 643-2880. Call 643-7427.______Religioua Services Comfort Inn shelves highlight this 3 Automotive Sales Person to sell new and used Route 83, Vernon. Front Jack J. Lappen Realty bedroom Cape. 13x20 f I re­ Residential building lot In Manchester-4 rooms, with cars and trucks for one of Manchester’s oldest placed family room. 2 full Andover. 1.56 Acres. High stove, $500 monthly, se­ desk part time. House and Dry! Ottered at Michael C. Thornton,ossoclatepostor. and most reliable dealerships selling America’s 164 East Center Street baths, large rear deck, 2 curity deposit, call after Full Gospel Interdenominational ship service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sun­ chester. Mai. ond Mrs. Reginald keepers lull and part $45,000. Jackson 8> Jack- AMemblles of God 10 a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 Church, 745 Main St.. Manchester. Rev. Methodist day school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. #1 cars. Manchester, CT 06040 cor garage and much 6pm. 649-8365. a.m. church school. (647-9941) Russell. 9 :X a.m., Sunday school; time. Please fill out ap­ son Real Estate, 647-8400 Calvary Cbarcli (Asiennblles of Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., (643-0906) 10:45 a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., more.D.W. Fish Real Est­ First Congregational Church ot An­ adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 Bolton Unitod Methodist Church, Excellent pay plan with guarantee plus com­ plication at the front 643-4263 or 646-8646.o God). 400 Bucklond Rood, South dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. solvation meeting. (649-7787). ate, 643-1591 or 871-1400.a Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., mission, new demo, retirement plan, major desk. Quality Inn, Route Jack J. Lappen poster. 9:30a.m., Sunday schoal; 10;X H. Taylor, postor. Sunday school, oil p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ Roman Cathoiic CONDOMINIUMS ages, 9:30 o.m.; Sunday worship, church school; 11 a.m., worship ser­ medical, paid vacation plus many more bene­ 83, Vernon. Training Nonifr Public One year old U8,R Con­ I INVESTMENT I o. m„ worship, child-core ond nursery; day at 7:30 p.m., worship service. vice, nursery. (649-3472) Unitarian Universaiist I hav<- a vision! 7:00 p.m., evenine service of praise and nursery care provided, 11 o.m. (742- Prayer line, 646-8731, 24 hours. Church ot tho Assumption, Adams fits. Apply in person to starting next week. temporary. 3 bedrooms, PROPERTY I FOR RENT 7696) Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ North Unitod Molhodlst Church, 300 Street at Thompson Road, Manches­ Unitarian universalist Society-East, You’re ahoiit to sell your house! I Bible preaching. (644-1102) First Congregallonal Church el Cov­ Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Opening July 15th. large family rrom, living ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. Mr. Tom Duff, Carter Chevrolet, Inc. You’re dialing my number bLI-126.3! rrom, and dining room. entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel Saturday mass at 5; Sunday masses at DIona Heath, minister. 10:X a.m., EO E / A/A Three stores and Six Glastonbury - One bed­ Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ meeting. nett, minister ot visitation. Summer 7:X, 9, 10;X and noon. (643-2195) service. Nursery care and youth 1229 Main Street, Manchester, CT • 646-6464 Seoerate office or den. 2 V2 room Condo. Just receco- Baptist ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In worship service: 9 o.m. Nursery tor St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. Mv heart is raeing to the phone, apartments. Newer 400 religious education. Coffee hour after baths, fireplace, etc. A M P service, newer root. roted. New appliances, Church Lone House. Nursery core children oge 3 ond younger. (649-3696.) Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. service. (646-5151) Init the rest o f me ean’t believe it! S212,000.U&R Realty, 643- CemmvnWy Baptist Church, 585 E. provided. (742-8487) Jehovah’s Witnesses Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday Black 8i stucco construc­ new wall-to-wall carpet. Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. Second Congregational Church, 385 South Unitod Mothodlst Church, 1226 mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:X, SO-FRO FABRICS It’s happening, it’s true, it’s ringing. 2692.0 tion. Needs cosmetic $600 a month. Includes Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., church N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. 10 and 11 ; X a.m. Help Wanted work. The figures work! heat and hot water. 633- school lor all ages, kindergarten Jaseph Milton, pastor. 10 o.m., wor­ Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ Johnson, Dr. Poul Kroll, Rev. Law­ St. BrIdM l Church, 70 Main St., Yes. ves, jack j. happen Really, this is him.” Would you like to enjoy a Manchester 2 family 5-5 3 Some owner financing 8903. through Grade 4 continuing during the ship service, Sunday school, and gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ rence S. Staples, pastors. Summer Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan What do voii mean? You want me, service; 10:30 a.m., morning worship. nursery tor children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ day, Theocratic Ministry School schedule: 10 d m., worship service. and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. OPEN HOUSE AT CBT liberal discount white work­ bedroom west side of P''sslble. Call for all de­ Nursery provided. (643-0537) grim Fellowship. (649-2863) (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service Nursery tor preschoolers. (647-9141) Soturdav moss 5 p.m.) Sundov masses ing in a fabric and craft at­ you’re talking to him, never mind me! town. Needs some work. tails. $189,900. Strano Real Pollh Boptlsl Church, 52 Lake St., Second Congrogatlonal Church ot meeting (ministry training), 7:50p.m.; at 7:X, 9,10:X and noon. (643-2403) THE On Saturday, June 21, 1986 the Connecticut $136,900. Klernan Realty, Estate, 647-76S3.a HOMES Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, . Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 St. James Church, 896 Main St., mosphere? Part time stu­ Make mv vision come (rue! 649-1147. I pastor. 9:30a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. a.m.; Wotchtower Study. 10:25, (646- Mormon Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, BIBLE Bank and Trust Company will be holding an dents and mother hours FOR RENT a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Regular schedule; 10 a.m., worship; 8 1490) Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph open house to conduct interviews for posi­ available. Full time and en­ Call either of us.... NOW! Florida — Adult living service. (646-5316) The Church of Josus Christ ot a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8;4So.m., Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. try level assistant managers from $16,900. 3 new com­ n rst Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown church school, nursery to grade eight, Loltor-dov Saints, X Woodside St., Saturday masses at 4 and 6 :X p.m.; SPEAKS tions available within its rapidly growing Bing, Bang, BoomI munities In central Flor­ Manchester-3 bedrooms, Rood, Manchester. 9:n a.m., Sunday adult discussion; 11 o.m., coffee ond Jewish — Conservative Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ Sunday masses at 7:X, 9, 10:X a.m., by consumer credit department. Immediate positions available. For Owners need a quick sale. appliances, $675 per school; II o.m., worship service; 7 shop, 9:X o.m., sacrament meeting; more Information atop In ida. Private, secure with fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 10:15 a.m., Sunday school and prim­ noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4)29) Eugen# BrEwtr openings are available for; Reduced overS5,0(X) and adult amenities. Opening month. Security, No Pets. p. m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Temple Beth Shelom, 400 E. Middle St.. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., and fill out an application in ready for pn otter. 3 647-9137. week service. Nursery at all serylces. senior church school and Pilgrim Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief Coventry. Father James J. William­ special complete at (649-7909) fellowship. (742-6234) Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tabatsky, can­ society. (643-4003) son, pastor. Masses Saturday at 5:15 Paul wrote to his young DOCLIMENTATION PROCESSORS our Manchester store, 11S1 bedrooms, 1'/> baths, new $16,900. Write MPI, box Pirsi Boptlsl Chapel el the Deal, 240 Tolcottvllle Cenaregotlonol Church, tor; Dr. Leon Wind, robbl emeritus. evangelist protege. Timothy, In­ Tolland Tpke. furnace, newer root. p.m.; Sunday 9 ;X and 10:45 a.m.; LOAN PROCESSORS 3278, Oscalo, FL, 32678. Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rey. K. Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Services, 8:15 p.m, Friday and 10 a.m. Nationai Cathoiic holvdavs, S;X and 7:X p.m. Confes­ structing him to "command cer­ Lovely treed IV2 acre lot. STORE AND Kreutier, pastor. (643-7543) Tolcottvllle. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald Saturday. (643-9563) sions 4 ;X to 5 p.m. (742-6655) Now being ottered at You don't have to be an I Harvest Time Bw tIsI Church, 72 E. Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdortt. 10 Church of St. Mourlco, 32 Hebron tain men not to teach false doc­ DATA ENTRY OPERATOR odvertlslng expert to get [office space Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. St. John tho Baptist Polish Notional $129,900. Jockson 8i Jack- o.m., worship service ond church Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford trines any longer nor to devote EXPERIENCED results In Classified. We'll Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; school. (649-0815) Jewish — Reform Curtin, pastor. Saturday moss at 5 son Real Estate, 647-8400 11 o.m., morning service; 6 p.m., chester. Rev. Stanley M.'Loncola, themselves'to myths and endless MORTGAGE UNDERWRITERS SALES or 646-8646.0 help you word your od. Manchester - Downtown Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. pastor. 9 o.m., moss. (643-5906) p.m.; Sundov mosses ot 7:X, 9:15 and evening service, Wednesday home 11 a.m. (643-4466) genealogies". He then added; Come explore the exciting 643-2711. retail or office space, 1750 Bible study, 7 p.m. (643-9359) Covenant Extension, South Windsor. Steven "The goal ot this command Is EXPERIENCED MORTGAGE LENDERS world of gems and jevrelry. square feet. 668-1447. Chatinover, robbl. Services, 8:15 p.m. Michaela Jewelers haa a full Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack- each Friday; children's services, 7:45 l(3ve..." (1 Tim. 1:3-5). Salaries for above positions depending upon p.m. second Friday ot each month. Saivation Army time position open for the ILOTS/LAND ILOTS/LAND Christian Science matock St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Nazarene experience range between $11,200 and right person who loves to Swenson. Worship'service: 8 and 11 (644-8466) Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ Religious thinking today Is FOR SALE FOR SALE Phrst Church of Christ, Scleptlst, 447 a.m.; Sunday Bible school, 9:30 o.m. Church ef tho Noiorono, 236 Main St., largely such that any overt effort $24,000. work with beautiful jewelry N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 o.m., (649-2855) Lutheran Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior and enjoys working with church service, Sunday schaal, and pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister ot t^correct teachers of error or If you enjoy working in a fast paced, chal­ people. Great benefit Wilson Business Offices care for small children. (649-1446) Concordia Lutheran Church (LCA), outreach. 9:X a.m., Sunday school; >nose so taught Is construed as lenging environment and you are a dynamic package. Apply In person and support services. Fur­ Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Episcopai 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev, Burton 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church narrow, bigoted, and uncharita­ Tuesday through Saturday. nished offices, secretarial chester. (649-0982) D, Strand, pastor. Rev. Arnold T. and nursery; 6 p.m., evening prolse self-starter with the approprite background EAST HARTFORD $87,900' St. Oeerpe't Bpiscopal Church, 1)50 NEW SERIES ble. Yet Paul considered that the 10am-5pm. SOUTHWEST NH service, reception, tele­ Wongerln, part-time pastor. 8 o.m., service, nursery. (646-8599) we would like to meet you. phone answering, word Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ holy communion; 9:15 a.m., Christian end of such correction is love. MICHAELS JEWELERS 15 Oakland Avenue Church of Christ ship: holy euchorlst, 8 and 10 a.m.; OF TAPES processing and copier fa­ growth hour, church school; 10:30 We also offer a comprehensive benefit 956 Main St.. Manchester O P E N H O U S E 9 A cre s * $16/900 church school, 9;45a.m.; coffee fellow­ o.m., holy communion. Nursery care Pentecosfai It is not only possible to correct package and a strong potential for career cilities. Level H Watkins Church ef Christ, Lydall and Vernon ship, 11 a.m.; Lady Chapel open provided. 649-5311) ‘A Niw Parspactivs’' EOE Sunday - June 22 - 1:00-4:00 Center, 935 Main St., Man­ streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, afternoons; public healing service, United Pentecostal Church, 187 another’s false doctrines while advancement within one of New Englands Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 CONN. RIVER VALLEY chester. 647-0073. minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evening Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. loving him, to see the error and leading financial institutions. Older 7 room Colonial with 3 bedrooms, 2 BIMeclasses; lOo.m., worship; 6p.m., prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Church St., Manchester. Rev. (}ale H. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Call: Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Land- fall to correct it reflects lack of baths, first floor family room, wall to wall car­ worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Holllger, 643-9203. Sunday school; 11 o.m., morning W H E N : June 21, 1986 Interoffice study. Nursery provided for all servi­ wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:X love for the one misled. It Is from peting over hardwood, enclosed sunporch, Beautifully wooded parcel .over­ emeritus. Summer schedule; 8 a.m. Operations Projects ces. (646-2903) St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park p.m., bible study (Wednesdov); 7p.m., this position that unscriptural TIM E: 9am to 12 noon. garage plus carport. and Church streets, Manchester. An­ chapel service; 9:30 a.m., worship Ladles’ prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Supervisor looking Connecticut River Volley. I RESORT drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, service In the sanctuary, nursery. Men's prayer (Thursdov); 7 p.m.. 647-8301 teachings and practices In the WHERE; 111 Founders Plaza (17th floor) Congragationai assistant rector. Worship; 7:30 a.m. 643-1193. Youth service (Fridov). (649-9848) for an important name of^ Christ are exposed In East Hartford. Connecticut To be responsible for Directions: Burnside Ave. to School St. to Near lakes and ski areas. Town PROPERTY and 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ this column. Anyone disagreeing dally paper work related Park Ave. to Oakland Ave. Baltea Ceaprepatlenal Church, 228 o.m.; baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. rscordad meBsage If you are interested but cannot attend the to manpower and mater­ maintained road with utilities. Belten Center Rood, at the Green, (643-2051) Wi can h8lp ywi bKoma i Cape Cod. Bass River Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m. every Wednes­ Presbyterian will find his personai response Open House, please contact Donna at 244- ials for large general con­ area. Immaculate home, Bolten. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, day. (649-4583) Prince ef Peace Lutheran Church, warmiy and humbiy welcomed. Located only 20 minutes from 1-91, Minister. 10 o.m., worship service, Route 31 and North River Road, Covtntrv Pr«»bvttrlan Church# 54,■58 for m ore information. tractor. Immediate open­ ______"REALE" PR0FE88I0RAU close to oceon, many nursery, church school; 11 o.m., Coventry. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 Route 44 and T rowbrldge Road, Coven­ ing. Salary commensu­ Call 8484525, ind itk lor Dan. Two hours from Manchester. Ex­ extras, $400 a week. 684- (ellawship; 11:15 a.m., forum pro­ GDspel o.m., worship service. (742-7548) try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday. rate with experience. 4113. gram. (649-7077 office or 647-8878 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 o.m.. Sunday CBT EMPLOYMENT Apply to the cellent terms available. Call owner parsonage. Church of the Llvlna God, an (Missouri Svnod), Cooper and High school; 7 p.m.. Bible study and CHURCH OF CHRIST 99 F O U N D E R S P L A Z A MAK Cimpiny D. F. REALE, INC. Ceoter Ceaprepatleaa) Church, 11 streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. fellowship. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. Coventry Loke- evangelical, (ull-gospel church, Ro- LydBlI and Vernon SlrBota S40 Milliard St. Reef Estate 802-257-4347, 9am to 9pm. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. bertsan Schoal, North School Street, Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 o.m.. Divine wor­ prayer meeting. (742-7222) FBEliBK Clood AbBBt E A S T H A R T F O R D . C T 06108 Waterfront cottages now Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert Manchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, ship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; Holy Prttbyttrlan Church of Monchostor# Phone: 648-2903 Manchester 175 Main St., Manchester, Ct available. $1S0-$250 a J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. postdr. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 Communion first and third Sunday. 43 Spruce St.. Manchester. Rev. Ri­ YbbtseH CBT is an equal opportunity employer. 643-2659 646-4825 week. 742-3022. Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor emeritus; a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. (649-4243) chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 o.m.. wor- U — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, June 21, 1986

I MISCELLANEOUS r ^ S O O D THINOS KIT ‘t v C AR LYLE ®by Larry Wright FOR RENT L 2 J t o e a t Manchestery22 by 26 Gar- Bl|SlilESi& ofl* with ubstolrs. C oll for t H R ia O R Y oil dotolls. $150 per month. 643-2129 or 646-3929. Choponls Brothers. Clark Street South Windsor. I ROOMMATES Pick your own strawber­ WANTEO ries. Containers fur­ Carpentry oAd remotiel- Fogarty Brothers — Bo- nished. Open from Som- ★ Ing servicas — Complete throom remodstlng; In­ 8pm or until picked out. home repolre and rem»< stallation wotdr heaters, Wonted llve-ln compon- No children under 14 ye­ D B O Landscapina. Voca­ lon for disobled mole. Will do bobvilttlna in my dellna. Quality work. Ref- garhage disposals; faucet ars of age allowed In field. Lice n se d M o n ch ester erences, licensed and lii- repairs. 649-4539. Vlso/M- tion cuttings, hedge trlm- Bosic responsibility to Please coll 528-5741 for mlong. Prunings, flower sleep In oportm ent ond be home. (Verplanck School sured. Coll 6464T6S. osterCord accepted. latest picking Area). Call 646^793. B shrub plantings. Free on coll during the night. In Information. estimates. Coll 659-2436 Oxchonge for room and MtSCaLANEOUS otter S:30pm. board. C o ll E D 289-6260. Certified nurses aide I FUEL OIL/COAL/ would like to babysit i fmm/ IENMCE8. child In my home full Odd Jobs-Polntlna, win­ FIREWOOD PAPERMB dow cleaning, hedge- time. 6494684. Odd lobs. Trucking. Home repairs. You name /lown cutting. Coll Mark CLOTHING Moving — Cash and carry Nome your own price — 649-5695 anytime. 4 cord cut and split. Best Father and son. 9^ , It, we do N. Free esti­ mates. Insured. 6434904. Man's brand new suit. offer. 647-9974. dependable service. Spring Clean Up Done. CARPBITRY/ Pointing, Paper hanging Painting done. Trees cut Beige 3 piece. Size 32. $40. Hawkes Tree Service — REMOOEUNG B Removal. Call 646-5761. down. Attics and cellars Phone B72-9064.D Bucket Truck B Chipper. IOFFICE/RETAIL cleaned. Yards cleaned Commercial Painting Stump Removal, Free Es­ and lunk removed. 647- Men's custom made I EQUIPMENT Forrond Remodeling — timates. Special consider­ shoes. Size 11-A. Cost $89, Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Contractorp-lnterlor and 7607 after 5pm. - exterior pointing. 20 years ation for Elderly and Han­ 19 ^( for SALE sell for $25.00. Four Cash Register — Unitrex ters, room additions, dicapped. 647-7553. TAG SALES months old. Excellent 2000. 1984 m odel. E le c­ decks, all types af remo­ In business. Fully Insured. Free Estimates. 7424628. condition. 6491170. □ tronic, digital and compu­ deling ond repairs. FR E E Oellvarlng clean form One day only - Saturday, terized. Mint condition. estimates. Fully Insured. loom; 5 yards $75 plus tax. June 28. 9am to 3pm. $99.00. Call 643-9649.0 Telephone 643-6017, after Double A Fence Co. Ex­ Bikes, furniture, electron­ Also sand, stone, and 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. 6pm, 647-8509. gravel. Call 643-9504. pert stockade and rail ics, games, much miscel­ FURNITURE fencing, repair or Installa­ laneous. 246 Valley View Air condition, power steering, power brakes, I RECREATIONAL Bookeeping fullcharge 14 tion. Call Tony Albert. Rd., Manchester (off Kee­ new transmission, shocks EQUIPMENT ELECTRICAL years experience for 6499906. ney St.). I and rear springs. $2,000or small business. Write C B best offer. 646-8787 or Dumas Electric— Having N Bookeeping, 47 Teresa A. Henry Personalized Tag Sale - Saturday, 6-21, Ross 20" two wheel girls 649-3467 after 6pm. King - Sized bed. Firm Independent Construc­ Electrical Problems? Rd., Manchester, CT. Lawn Care-Complete 9am to 3pm. Toys, house­ bicycle. Very good condi­ tion Co. General Contrac­ Need a loroe or a small mattress. Two twin box tion. $25.00. 643-6801.O lown care and landscap­ hold goods, clothing and springs. Frame. Excellent tors, custom home build­ Repair? We Specialize In Lawn care, driveways ing. Free estimates, fully much more. 19 Alton St. 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm condition. Will be sold ing and remodeling, Residential Work. Joseph sealed, special weekly Insured, all work guaran­ (off W. Middle Tpke.). cassette. Good running G irl's Bike. — Ross 20",. siding, excavation, etc. condition. $850. C a ll 659- with 2 complete sets of Pink. Excellent condition. Dumas. Fully Licensed. summer rote. Manches- teed, senior citizens dis­ Call 4564865 or 456-7215. Free Estimates. 646-5253. 2895. sheets, 1 bedspread. All $60.00. 646-4848. □ ter/Bolton. Call 647-0467. counts. 647-1349. Bolton, 2 Brandy St. Sat. for $220, or best otter. only, 8am to 2om. Rain or 643-8082, evenings 8, wee­ shine. Cleaned out attic 1982 Buick Skylark. One Mlnl-BIke Frame $35.00. owner, very good condi­ kends. Keep trying!. Cal I 742-7485 after 5:00 pm . and garage, something tion, 4 door, 6 cylinder, □ for everyone. Everything L a zy Bov rocker In good 107^ MISCELLANEOUS priced to go. standard transmission, condition. Gold uphols­ 107 ^MISCELLANEOUS air conditioning, power tery. $70. 6490734. a BOATS/MARINE i *>Mfor sale 10' f FOR SALE TAG SALES TAG SALES steering, power breaks, I EQUIPMENT rear defrost, tilt, cruise, Small EmpireSfylemaho- RCA portable video- Tag Sale - Must sell, AM/FM stereo cassette, gany drop leaf table. Two recorder with camera and NEARLY NU SHOPPE furniture, mower, etc. w ire wheels. $2995. 649- 16 toot Mad River canoe, extra accessories. Origi­ Tag Sale-Saturday 9-2. 51 drawers. (16"xl8" Too) paddles Included. Used 366 Miln SI.. Minchiilir Sat. and Sun., 6-21 and Wales Road, Andover. 3261. Good condition. Antique. nal cost approximately (in Philbrick Agency Bldg 180 Route 85, Bolton. Sev­ 6-22,9am-5pm. 130 Wyned- four times. Excellent con­ $2000. Now $900. 646-2522 eral families. Good mls- "Everything but the $75.00. 6499947. □ dition. $800. Please call between Hanes ft Russel Sts ) Ing Hill Rd., Manchester. D ogs!” 1969 Volvo. 144 Autom atic. after Spm. H ours 10-4. Mon. thru Sat cellaneous Items, $150. or best offer. Call Hutch — 54" long top. Has 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- clothing, plants, bake sale 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor Tag Sale - from 9am to A Blend of old and new 649-4908. glass doors. Excellent SALE and coffee. Proceeds to be 5:30pm. 4 days. Starts condition. Asking $75.00. Bob. Whites Coin Master Metal Tag Sale—toys, clothing, Detector IV-TR Series 2. All childrens clothing donated to Cheney Hall Friday. Old rocker, other 1981 Dodge Arles Station Call 646-1565 after 5pm. □ Restoration Fund. June household Items, some 16 foot Day Cruiser with $90.00. C all 649-0173.n at '/t price antiques. Electric old bottles. Plates, etc. 71 Wagon, excellent condi­ Namebrands; Polly Flinders. 21, 10am-4pm, rain or blanket, spread and tion, fully powered. $2400. Rollaway bed. Good con­ 1985 60 HP Mercury en­ Johnson Rd., Bolton. Oshkosh. Carters and shine. drapes, yarn, lamps, as­ C all 643-1727 after 6pm. dition. $20.00. C all 649- gine. All features plus EZ 2 Snow tires with rims size First right after M&M on loader trailer. $4,000 (best F78-14. $75.00.a Healthlex. sorted dishes, good boys route 6. Sot. 9:30. 6130.O BRING IN YOUR BABY Moving - Selling every­ clothing and baby Items. 1982 Celica GT Alpine. offer). Call 647-9407 or FURNITURE • WILL PURCHASE thing, 26 Ashw orth St. (off Chains, rope, lumber and AM # M cassette with eq. 647-1349. Mattress — Fits hospital " OUTRIGHT* Autumn St.). June 21, 9 to Saturday, June 21st. 9am other tools, miscellane­ New brakes 8, tires. $4,500. l7ciTV/STERE0/ bed. Brand newconditlon. TEL: 646-2073 3, rain or shine. to 5pm. 63 Hamlin St. I I APPLIANCES Hobble Cat - 16'. Califor­ $75. Call 643-8555 after ous . 28 Williams Rd., Furniture and m iscellane­ C all 659-2436. nia special. Aluminum 6pm. □ Tag Sale - Saturday, June Bolton. Just before Flano. ous Items. trailer with storage box, 21 and Sunday, June 22. 1977 M e rc u ry C om et- Panasonic Upright Va­ Friday, Saturday, Sunday Power brakes, power cuum — With attach­ double trapeze, loaded. Tw o 275 G a llo n ^Fuel 10om-4pm. 133 Indian HIM Girl Scout Tag Sale - 97 Tanks. One with 100 gal­ 9am to 4pm. Old clocks steering, air condition, 6 ments, bags & extra belt. 7 Excellent condition. Call Troll Off Manchester Rd. Hublard Dr., Vernon- lons fuel In It. Both for and watches, beer signs cylinder, 51,700 m iles. C all months old. $50. Good 646-3327 or 678-1300. Brad. TAG SALES near Manchester- /Manchester Line. Sat. $99.00. 649-31 lO.D Glastonbury line.) and bottles, old and new ig-3. Sun. 11-3. Help us get 649-2637. condition. C all 646-3245 miscellaneous. 17 Oval after 5pm. 4 family Tag Sale - Sun­ to Disney World. I PETS AND Gas Fired Boiler — Four day, 6/22, 9 to 4. 80S East Tag Sale - Saturday, June Lane (off Waddell Rd.). 1981 Plymouth Horizon - SUPPLIES years old. Large size. Middle Tpke. Across from 21st. 9-2. 3 fam ilies. Lawn TC 32.2. Sporty with re­ I GOOD THINGS Buyer must remove, (iail Shady Glen. mower, girls bike, elect­ Tag Sale - Saturday, June I CARS movable moon roof. TO EAT 8 tree kittens. Varlenty of 9:30am. to 4:30 pm. $99.00. ric motors, fishing equip­ 21,9tol.167TonnerSt. No Standard with low mi­ Colors. Box trained. 647-8003.D Multi family tag sale - 76 ment. Much more. 71 early arrivals. Cancelled FOR SALE leage. 871-1288 or 742-9057. Checked by a vet, will Vernon St., Manchester. If rain. Peas - Pick your own. Scarborough Rd., Satur­ deliver If necessary. 742- Baby Carriage and day, 9am to 3pm. Baby Mustang, 1979. Sliver, au­ Also strlngbeans. Nat- Tag Sale - Multiple fam­ tomatic transmission, 5768. Stroller combination. Items, children's clothing, 40 Years In the Making — slsky Farm, 644-0304. ily. 6/21 and 22,10am-2pm power steering, power Beige and white. Excel­ furniture, toys and much books, appliances, re­ Please save phone lent condition. $55.00. 647- at 20 Oakwood Rd., cords, housewares, 1985 S-10 B lazer 2x2. Auto brakes. Air conditioning. number for other more. Rain date June Manchester. MISCELLANEOUS 8203 after 4pm.□ 28th. books, puzzels, toys, mag- trans, AM-FM radio, air AM/FM. Only 35,000 vegetables. FOR SALE azlnes, books,tools, cond., beige with tan Inte­ miles. Good condition. Golf Clubs - Lady's Giant Tag Sale - June 21 books, and lots of "Whot rior. Under 14,000 miles In $2,800. 646-4610. Excessive abbreviations Saturday, 8:30am-1pm. and 22. Household Items, abbreviate results I . Be Used Golf Clubs. Refln- matched starter with 3 225 Highland St.. 2 fami­ Is It?" Saturday June 21st, excellent condition. $9,800 Ished, sets. Mens, Ladles, woods and club cart, bag clothes, etc. 9 to 5. 50 9am to Spm., Sunday 10am or best offer. 633-2468. sure readers understand lies. Tools, clothes, toys, Hemlock St., Manchester. IQ 9 Jt r u c k s/ vans your ad by avoiding ab­ Youths. From $20. 649- and balls. Excellent. $85. books, household, as­ to 3pm. 68 Doane Street, 649-1794.0 for sale breviations. 643-2711. 1794. sorted miscellaneous. Moving - Miscellaneous Manchester. Don't miss 1981 Olds Cutlas-Four Items. 207 Glenwood St., door, black. Air condi­ 1977 Chevy PIckup-'/j Ton Sat., June 21, 9am-2pm. Tag Sale - Moving. tion, power steering, with extra heavy springs, I CONDOMINIUMS I CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS Rain or shlife. power brakes, stereo, 13913815 Among the many Items, 6 cylinder, 7800 miles, 8 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE $3,195. 643-0110. FOR SALE Manchester - 24 Pearl St., baby carriage, air con­ foot bed, power steorlng ditioners, toys, golf clubs, a n d power brakes. 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rebate. District of onchester E OF HEARING OF E V E L Y N E. A/K/A EVELYN IRDS FRESE, ECEASED 0 an order ot Hon. E. FitzGerald, ed June 16, 1986 a H be held on onao- provino for the 0 tell certain real situated In the WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. June 21, 19»6 2 Between the Lines WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. June 21, 1986 Weekend Phis Magazine Why Wait? Get prepared for the Q. Could you tell me all about Saturday, June 2 1 ,19 86 Freshness of Spring! Andrew McCarthy — how old The story behind the story he is, where he’s from, what movies has he made? Krista F. Brawn, Burtt’s Comer, N.B., Look Better By Josie Canada; Siaantu Adams, 2 Between the Lines: The story Clarks Summit, Pa.; J.C., Ontario, Caltf. behind the story. See Better A. He's 23, from Westfield, 4 Outlook: Who will ever forget the N.J., the third of four sons of a Feel Better Q. I’lrate teU me whatever you the divorce, Plummer moved to stock analyst and his wife. He mysterious woman at the 50th cam rnhom Chrittopher England. was studying drama at New reunion? nammter. D.G., Datham, Ala. While in England, he married York University when he heard at again, to British journalist about a casting call for the 5 Profiles: EricFamo. Patricia Lewis, greatly expanded movie “Class.” He went, was A. He’s 56, was bom in his theater work, particularly by called back eight times to read, Toronto, the son of an Irish 0 Cover Story: Manchester’s Mike spending two seasons with the and the day he was told that lawyer father and 763 Main St. 191 Main St. he’d gotten the role (of Rob Crispino says he wasn’t always so En^ish-Canadian mother who Royal Shakespeare Company Manchester Manchester Lowe’s school friend who has an divorced when he was a year and starring in the critically relaxed when he delivered sports affair with Lowe’s mother, 643-1191 643-1900 old. His mother and her family lauded play “Royal Hunt of the broadcasts. in Montreal raised him, Sun,” ^ made his film debut played by Jacqueline Bisset) was Eastbrook Mail encouraging him in the in “The Fall of the Roman the same day he was supposed Mansfieid to register for his junior year. 3 Sexuality: A high school boy’s appreciation of the arts — opera, Empire." He also co-starred in 456-1141 the film that made him Needless to say, he didn't. “roommate” is causing concern poetry, theater. He studied piano internationally famous: “The He went into the film among his friends. as a boy and considered Sound of Music.” “Heaven Help Us” after Eastern Connecticut'* Leading Full Service Opticians pursuing a career as a concert He followed that with “The “Class," followed by “St. 0 Weekend Television: Program SPEOIAL SPRING SALE pianist, but abandoned it in Return of the Pink Panther,” Elmo’s Fire" and the recent favor of acting, which he first “Inside Daisy Clover," “Pretty in Pink.” (In between schedules, features and puzzles ,v tried in high school. “Murder by Decree” (in which he had a brief stint on Broadway through page 16. ^ After graduation, he worked he portrayed Sherlock Holmes), in the play “The Boys of Andrew M cC arthy \ »5®“¥avings | *10®® Savings in local repertory companies. “Eyewitness” and the recent Winter,” co-starring Matt At the Movies: “Legal Eagles” is a on Single Vision Eyoglattos on Bifocal Eyaglasses Then, at the age of 19, he “Lily in Love.” Dillon.) window dresser and the w/eoupon Expires 6/30/80 w/coupon Expires 8/30/89 moved to New York and Right now, he’s shooting a ' welcome surprise ... 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Could you please tell me *New Orders Oniy—No Other Discounts Appiy—Non-transferrabte The next year he was on Gloria: Happy at Last” among about Jason Connery from beauty. Broadway again in “The Dark Is the productions. Christopher Plummer “Robin Hood"? I think he’s Light Enough” when a young Currently, he’s making a adorable. A.F., East Windsor, J g Trends: Travel cheap this summer. actress came backstage to movie called “The Boss’s N.J.; Cathy, Fresno, Calif. A. He’s 23, the son of Sean congratulate him on his Wife” and plans to follow it 2 0 Insights into Childhood: Going performance. She was Tammy with another called “I Love Connery and Australian actress Grimes and they were married New York.” He’s also recently Diane Cilento (best known for ' without is a hard lesson. the following year. They had a finished a miniseries called her role in the movie 'Tom daughter, Amanda, now 28 and “S p e^ ield ’s Daughter.” He Jones”). His parents split up 2 1 The Curious Shopper: Vary the a renowned actress on her own, lives in Connecticut with his when he was 10 and he lived 18 menu if you eat a lot of tish, but were divorced in 1960. After third wife, Elaine. with his mother before being sent to the strict Gordonstoun School in Scotland (Prince 2 2 Dining In: Bananas were once Charles’s alma mater), where he second banana in the worldof eating. started acting in school plays. Q. Please tell me where Betty Q . Whatever happened to A! He then took acting lessons but, 2 3 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits Buckley was raised. What is she Hin, the trumpeter? Is he still ironically, it was his stepmother, doing now? Dee Brat^ord, Specials for the Month of June performing? Elsie Shingler, Micheline, who encouraged him Coventry’s Bidwell Tavern. Stockton, Calif. Modesto, Calif. to go into the business. Served Tuesday • Sunday A. Betty Lynn Buckley grew up A . According to his agent, he is. He landed a small role in the in Fort Worth, Texas, and He’ll be performing in Saratoga, American film “The Lords of attended Texas Christian J lb. Lobster *11.95 Calif., in August; other dates Discipline” that was shot in Baked, Stuffed or Boiled University where she studied should be scheduled after England, then one in a acting and singing — against her 22 that. French-English film, “Dream father’s wishes but with her One.” A part as an athlete in Veal Sorrento *11.95 mother’s encouragement. Upon NBC’s “Tile First Olympics” A marriage of Veal, Eggplant, graduation, she moved to New followed, as did an Australian Ham and Cheese blended with York and started acting film, “The Boy Who Had professionally almost Q. red and brown sauce. Please tell me how old Everything,” in which he Jasort Connery immediately, in the Broadway Rutger Hauer is, if he’s co-starred with his mother. (Specials include potato, vegetable and salad.) musicals “ 1776" and “Pippin." married, ami what movies he’s He recently finished another who becomes romantically A few seasons ago, she appeared in. K.B., Jermyn, Pa. Sunday: Brunch 11-3 / Dinner 4-9 returned to Broadway in “Cats” A. He’s 42, and was married to romewhat erotic film called involv^ with two women, one “The Venetian Woman” in played by Italian sex symbol and won a Tony for it. And his longtime girlfriend last Sunday* July and August - No Brunch / Dinner Served 5 to 9 Broadway is what she’s doing which he plays a young man Laura Antonelli. November. His movies include Qosed for vacation July 1 through July 14 now: She’s starring in the 1 “Soldier of Orange, Editorial services by King Features musical “The Mystery of Edwin “Nighthawks,” “Chanel Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St., New York, A supplement to the Manchester Herald, Drood,” Her dog, Bridget, is in Solitaire,” "ITie Wilby N.Y. 10017. the show too. Conspiracy,” “The Osterman published Saturdays by the Manchester Weekend,” “Eureka,” “A ^ having a disagreement as to Andy Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, Do you have any questions or comments Betty Buckley Breed Apart,” “Blade Runner,” OnJfUh s age. Could you pUase give us his birthdate and also Manchester, Conn. 06040. about Weekend Plus Magazine? We’d y ^ n hts mone career started? Loren Jones, Walkerton, Ind. like to hear from you. Please address “Inside the Third Reich,” on Richard W. Cosgrove. Publisher TV, and the recent “The A. He was bom June I, 1926 in Mount Airy, N.C. His movie your letters to: Weekend Plus Magazine, 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.O. 2. BOLTON. CONN. 06040 career s t ^ d in 1957 with “A Face in the Crowd.” He then Adele Angle. Weekend Plus Editor P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Hitcher.” He’s currently making Lee Enderlin, Advertising Sales, 646-06M a film c a ll^ “Wanted: Dead or i^reated on film his first starring role onstage in the movie of 643-2342 Alive” in which he, for a No Time for Sergeants.” , • change, plays the good guy . Cover photography by Gary Tucker W EEK END PLUS. Saturday. June 21, 1966 W EEK END PLUS. Saturday. June 21. 19ftfi 4 Outlook 5 Profiles Eric Farno Mixed responses at class reunion Age 27 Born Oct. 27, 1958 Occupation Manchester High School teacher, coach Uncertain woman reunites with class after 50 years Marital status single Favorite restaurant P & L Restaurant By EUm B«II seated for dinner at tables o f 10, Favorite food Italian a new couple entered the room. Favorite beverage beer his is the time o f year The woman was dressed in a Favorite sports football, hockey for reunions and, long formal satin evening dress Favorite hobby sailing according fo newspaper and had a gardenia corsage on stories, they are so her right shoulder. Her hair was Roots tor New England Patriots, popular these days that teased into a beehive hairdo and Hartford Whalers 1 s I successful businesses she looked ready fo r the senior Idea of a good vacation getting.away from Thave been set up just to run : . i t prom. Accompanying her was a it all at Cape Cod reunion parties. man in a suit that didn't fit him M y husband and I have never What you do to relax sailing with and in which he seemed X a full cooler been big reunion people, but uncomfortable — as i f he hardly when he got an announcement ever wore it. They sat down at Type of entertainment preferred sporting events, movies that his high-school class was our table. Nobody recognized Favorite entertainer Bill Murray having its 50th reunion, he them. *■ Favorite actor Clint Eastwood decided we should go. Before anyone could say Favorite actress Meryl Streep I had not met my husband anything, the woman spoke. She until after high schcml, and it Favorite song "Taxi” had a long, lugubrious face with rock was a strange feeling to see a sad eyes and her voice was Kind of music preferred glimpse o f that part o f his life in equally melancholy. Favorite magazine Sports Illustrated which I had not participated. “ You probably don’t rUf!, Favorite book "Huckleberry Finn" Like many long-married couples, remember me,” she said. “You Favorite spot In Manchester Charter Oak Park I had always had the feeling we see, I never graduated. But I Car Suzuki Jeep had been together since we were was a member o f this class. M y Favorite color aqua bom. Now I was learning about name is Betty Gordon Parks and red hair." children. 1 was out o f school the I looked at my husband with whole year. Then when I came I® new eyes. back the next year, my mother "How come you never told got sick, and when I had a job me these things?” I asked him. offer, I had to take it.” \ Total Comfort... He shrugged. "Just modest.” She paused. \ But I knew he was plea.sed at “ Things were tough then. his reception and the fact that There was a depression. We most o f his former classmates were very poor. V recognized him after 50 years, “Sometimes,” she said, “a even before he put his name tag jo b is more important than a on. diplom a.” "Y ou r smile hasn't changed a bit! they'd say. "I'd know that At this point an announcement smile anywhere!" was made that a class picture o f D E D E U ^C rS Fifty is a formidable numl^r members only was to t e taken in o f years, and it was with some the next room. A s people started BY FLORSHEIM' apprehension that my husband to leave, Betty remain^ seated. greeted his old friends. Happily, “ I don't think I should be in Total comfort... from tha very first step! he needn't have been the picture,” she said. “ A fter apprehensive. The returning all, I never graduated.” Let your feet convince you ... Florsheim people were robust, energetic “ But you were invited to this IDLERS are simply the most comfortable and attractive. reunion,” I told her. “ Y o u ’re casuals around. A buttersoft padded leather O f the 100 members o f the considered a member o f the class, 16 had died, most o f them class.” upper, fully leather lined, sits atop a casualties o f W orld W ar II. O f “ W ell, if you th'ifik it's O K ," lightweight cushioned outersole that makes the 84 living, 64 had come back said Betty hesitantly. every step easier. Wearing is believing: for this reunion, from all over She stood up, suaightened her IDLERS put you in total comfort from the the United States. It was an corsage and, picking up. the hem Style 70126 impressive number. Obviously it of her long gown, walked away. Style 70711 second you put them on! M8-11, 12 had been a close class, and a lot “ She’ ll give the picture some M 8-11,12 only *56.95 W 816-1 o f feeling was still there. glamour,” I said to her husband. never graduated. You see, what W 8’/t-10% In the small town in He looked pleased. “She likes happened w as...” Available in the Manchester store only. Pennsylvania where this reunion to get dressed up,” he said. A few days ago we received was being held, as in most “ W e live on a farm and there's our copy o f the class picture. towns 50 years ago, families not much chance.” There was Betty in the front stayed together and in one place, The picture-taking seemed to row, with her gardenia corsage and the children went to school perk Betty up. She not only and satin dress in the midst o f together for years. In many' Tri-City Plaza joined in the conversation at the her classmates. Downtown Main St. ways, this reunion was like table but even left to mingle a I thought o f her framing that Vernon stepping into a Norman Ijttle. When it was time to leave, picture and hanging it proudly Manchester Open Mon., Tues. & Sat. Rockwell painting, into a we saw her talking to .someone on the wall in her farmhouse. Open Mon.-Sat. REGAVS 'Your Quality M an’s Shop” 10-5:30 wholesome, innocent near the door. As we walked by, Looking at it, you would Till 5:30 atmosphere. we could hear her saying, “ You never know she had never Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10-9 Then, after we had been probably don’t remember me. I graduated. ■ Thurs. Nites 'til 9:00 6 Cover Story WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, June 21, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. June 21. 1986 7 Cover Story

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In a dark editing bay on the goes over a stored | 6 t classroom, a good athlete, ground Hoor of WVIT-TV in fe tft probably in everything he network gam e, with West Hartford, sports director played,” videotape engineer Ed Mike Crispino creates electronic Jim Penders. East Catholic’s magic. As the tape squeals baseball coach, remembers DeFreitas. Parts of the through an editing machine and Crispino as a very intelligent gam e will be excerp­ two consoles. Crispino and a player, though not the best i video editor piece together a hitter. ted for his spbrts three-and-a-half-minute feature He says he’ll never forget one broadcast. on auto racing. The segment will offbeat play by Crispino that be part of the station's “ Thirty occurred in 1970. Reasons to Watch Channel 30” ” He won a quarter final stat^ promotion. tournament on a swing that hit “ There’s so much dynamite the knobof the bat.” Penders material here.” Crispino says to says. The ball dribbled down the His dad recalls 'bedroom’ broadcasts the editor, as he leans back in third base line, and Crispino had his chair. the good sense to run to first on recognized wherever he goes. particular Friday. Young minutes,” the floor manager Lights flash, the counter ... Continued “ I read a hell of a lot. and I what the defense assumed was a “ It’s a nuisance, but it comes technicians scoot across the reminds him. and with a pointed turns, and a mechanic’s tool talk toeverybody.” foul, says Penders. The winning with the territory.” he says. cement floor, making adjust­ finger, signals that he is live and chest glows in freeze frame on full-time jobtwice. He advanced run scored on the fluke hit. □ □ □ ments with mikes and head on the air. the consoles. Crispino will fit a in the ranks, and today, with □ □ □ Penders also remembers phones. Crispino jokes with t he ’ ’Big weekend of sports on tiny fraction of the shot into the news anchor Joanne Nesli and With his relaxed on-camera Crispino as a self assured kid Weatherman Field joined the crew as he edits copy. Channel 30.” Crispino begins. finished montage, but isn’t sure weatherman Brad Field, forms manner. Crispino comes across with a big mouth. “ He always station around the same time as The bachelor sportscaster will His booming voice carries how much Again the image more like that good-natur^ had a good gift of gab.” the nucleus of an award-winning Crispino, He said that Crispino become sports player this across the electronic airwaves. appears, then is reversed and know-it-all down at the bar than station in a market rated 23rd helps the Channel 30 team work weekend, enjoying some tennis And like magic, he’s already cued once more, until Crispino is □ □ □ a TV newsman. He says he overall in the nation. better as a result of their close and golf while spending time there in his fam ily’s living room, . ■* certain he’s using the exact wasn’t always so relaxed. Crispino had originally alliance. a self-proclaimed sports nut who amount. □ □ □ “ You couldn’t tell what my with his parents and brother in planned to go to law school, and ’’We’re all kind of rookies,” Manchester. doesn’t need that tape recorder “ That’s good.” he says, personality was to begin with,” get a degree in criminal justice. At his cubicle in the newsroom Field says. “ This is our first big “ Mike, you’ve got about three any more to make his point. satisfied with the length. he says, ” At the time. I wanted to work of WVIT. pictures and cut-outs job.” Moments later, he makes his Crispino has improved by with young people.” he says. from newspapers plaster the Crispino’s rival, Dave Smith, way down the long hallway to his watching himself on tape. What While at C, W. Post, a branch wall. Most of them are about the sportscaster at Hartford’s office, already late in preparing the audience sees. Crispino of Long Island University. he did Hartford Whalers. “ I became a WFSB. admits that Crispino has Greater Hartford for its daily says, is not who he is. fan this year, when they started learned plenty. sports fix. some radio work. He enjoyed the “ It’s acting in a sense. You’re winning.” he confesses. experience enough to get a looking for ways to get your “ He does a good job.” Smith Amid the sports clutter is a Crispino talks on the telephone shortly before his nightly D □ □ master’s degree in broadcasting point across.” says. “ I hope they allow him to black-and-white glossy of Paul and library science at Simmons That’s just one of Crispino’s continue to grow,” sports newscast. “If you’re not going to be an individual, “ I ’ve always been interested Newman, pulling a bottle of his College. theories on what makes a good □ □ □ you shouldn’t be doing it," he says. in sports.” Crispino. 33. says. salad dressing out of a hat. A The next few years were a sportscaster. ’’But not the broadcast aspect of black .sticker on Crispino’s desk In an effort to improve. blur of call letters at various “ Sports is very opinionated. Crispino is trying to do more it.” reads. “ When in doubt, small radio stations, including To me, you’ve got to have an reporting, a skill he says he But when he was a kid mumble.” WRCQ in Farmington ^nd what opinion." he says. “ You also needS'to work on. growing up in Manchester, he This is where Crispino was then Manchester’s WINF. want to tickle their imagination, “ That’s the way you keep in used to make phony broadcasts oversees his staff of two and a In 1978 Crispino helped tickle their sense of curiosity. I touch with what’s going on.” he in his room with a tape recorder produce a music show for couple of interns who help out \ try to give them insight.” says. recalls his father. Sam Crispino. when needed. Connecticut Public Television. Those methods have won him He’d eventually like to do Crispino’s deep love for sports He usually starts his day The job made him realize that a decent share of regular play-by-play broadcasting for showed itself at East Catholic around 3:30 p.m.. gathering he could get paid for anchoring. followers who like to call him to live-sports events, and has Story by John Mitchell High School, where he strived to information, watching the “ I said ‘Jeez. I can articulate correct errors. “ People love to managed to do some basketball be number one on the field wires, and putting together the 4 some of my ideas and people see you make mistakes.” he commentary at local colleges. instead of in the ratings, minutes or so he’s allotted for listen.’” says. " I try and forget them.” But Crispino isn’t ruling excelling in almost evei> his broadcast. Photos by Gary Tucker A brief stint as a morning Crispino says one of the anything out. “ In this business, athletic endeavor. Crispino admits that the cut-in man at ESPN's Bristol advantages of being a public you never know what’s in your Trinity College coach Stan brevity of his broadcasts is a headquarters led to temporary figure is that it enables him to future.” he says. “ You’ve got to Ogrodnik. his former basketball hassle. fill-in duties in 1982 at WVIT. get more information from be ready.” instructor at East Catholic High “ It’s frustrating mostly.” he where he had tried to get a people on the street. It’s one of The commercial break will School, calls Crispino “ an says. “ Everything you do has to Crispino edits a late-night baseball game from the few pluses. end in 10 seconds. There’s no .jill-around person, good in the be directly to the point.” Continued — He doesn't relish being need to call quiet onlhe set this recently-installed equipment at WVIT, His method? WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, June 21, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, June 21, 19»6 — » 8 Sexuality WEEKEND TELEVISION 'Roommate’ situation is embarrassing Saturday, June 21 High school student sleeps in the same room as his mom

6 :0 0 A M (X ) Up Front (R| 8:00AM d ] The WuMlas (CC) Bj^Dr. June Reinisch before they have even had their (X) Voung Edition ® Popeye first menstrual flow (me- CE) Davov & Goliath ® (4^ Pink Panther and Sons (CC| narche). DEARDR.REINISCH; I’m The You have raised a fascinating question (X) David Toma Show ® Hispanic Horizons worried about a friend. He is in d’ A sponswmer and his Gll) Los Polivoces (60 mm.) scientist wife race her mentor to protect a embarrassed. Now we’ve (all emphasize the potentially sexual aspects of prehistoric creature in remote Africa. Wil­ [CNN] Daybreak his friends) gotten worried liam Katt, Sean Young, Patrick McGoohan [D IS] Dumbo's Circus 198S Rated PG about this. Could this sleeping Sw in gin g sex [ESPN] Australian Rules Football '86 interaction was involved. parent-child sleeping arrangements, while (60 min ) (R) arrangement jeopardize his 6:1 5 A M ( I) MOVIE: Tha Incredible You have raised a fascinating DEARDR.REINISCH: lam Voyage of Stingray* Captain Troy Tem­ [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Hanky Panky' A mild- future psychological develop­ some other cultures view sleeping together question in terms of how a 34-year-old divorced career pest tries to keep Titan from taking over mannered architect gets caught in a web of ment? the world 1965 intrigue and murder Gene Wilder. Gilda cultures differ in what they woman who is also a single as a positive, nurturing aspect of family 6 :3 0 A M C£) KidswoHd (R) Radnor, Richard Widmark.- 1982. Rated regard as good and bad for parent. Recently I ’ve begun to PG CT) The World Tomorrow DEAR READER: There’s no children. Americans might be think a great deal about life, f f [M AX] MOVIE: 'Treasure of the Four way to answer your question ® Fece-O ff Crowns' Fortune hunters attempt to steal more likely to emphasize the exploring sexual options, such without knowing how the young ( It ) alosie er>d th e Pussycats magical jeweled crowns Tony Anthony. potentially sexual aspects of as bisexuality and group sex. I Ana Obregon 1982 Rated PG man and his mother feel about (if) 20 Mimjte Workout parent-child sleeping arrange­ have even gone so far as to talk [TMC] MOVIE: Cold Feet' Two young the situation and how they Insight / Out ments, while some other to a person who Is a member of a relationship. Some members of adults, sick of blind dates and one-night manage to maintain their sponge, a diaphragm or S O M r. T stands, tip toe into a courtship with one cultures view sleeping together swingers’ group. a group given a standard another Griffin Dunne. Marissa Chibas, privacy. His embarrassment contraceptive pills — also can be CSD World of Photography as a positive, nurturing aspect of I have several concerns, psychological test had "nor­ Blanche Baker 1983 Rated PG could result from the fact that used so that your husband can 9 i) El Club 7 0 0 family life, however. What types of people m al” scores, while others [USA] Alive & Well! they cannot afford larger hwve intercourse occasionally (CNN) CNN Invaatigative Report A study of the sleeping participate in such groups? How scored high on variables often 8:30AM ® Berenstain Bears quarters, and not from concern without a condom. Talk with (DIS) Contraption arrangements of Japanese can I be sure I ’m protected associated with a need for dD Rainbow Brite about intimate behavior with his your gynecologist or a [TMC] M O VIE: Hambone and Hillie' A families, for example, showed against venereal disease? How psychological counseling. lost dog travels cross-country to find' his ® (40) Littles (CCI mother. family-planning clinic about owner Lillian Gish. Timothy Bottoms. 0 J that even when extra rooms can I be sure my anonymity is it ’s difficult to meet new ® Meet the Mayors There is very little research selecting the method that is best Simpson 1984 Rated PG In Stereo were available, everyone often protected? Could my interest in people and make informed (il) MOVIE; 'Follow the Leader' On fur­ on the effects of shared for you. 6 :4 5 A M ®!) sign On ^ lough from the Army, the East Side Kids slept in the same room. swinging be a sign that I am decisions about possible sexual investigate a robbery Leo Gorcey. Joan parent-child sleeping quarters 7 :0 0 A M ® Captain Bob You could let your friend know afraid of commitment and contact. You might want to Marsh, East Side Kids 1944 in contemporary U.S. culture. CD Tarrehawks that he’s welcome to tell you intimacy? consult a p.sychotherapist to (18) Que Pasa. USA? The general psychiatric rule Clitoris’s role (® New Jersey People about any personal problems he help you sort out your feelings was that permitting children to (H) Tom & Jerry !20l Woody Woodpecker m ay have. Unless he raises the about risk-taking and to assess D EAR DR. REINISCH: I was share a parent’s bed would lead DEAR READER: The little MOVIE: 'Wasp Woman' A woman (22) (30) Gummi Bears (CC) issue or is having problems at whether you need help with wondering about my clitoris. Is to psychological problems. research that has been done on who submits to injections to restore her (38) W all Street Journal Report school or in making and keeping intimacy feelings, problems it only for sex or does it have beauty turns into a wasp worrian Susan However, one study found that swingers or group sex consists Cabot. Fred Eisly, Barboura Morris 1959 (61) Jem friends, there would be no some researchers have des­ some other purpose? among families who could of small samples, so it’s [C N N ] Big Story reason to ask him directly about cribed for some “ swingers.” (1$ Bullwinkle afford separate rooms for the impossible to generalize about [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! his household arrangements. D EAR READ ER: The sole ^ Barney Bear & Friends children, nearly 70 percent of who is involved in these 9:00AM ® M uppet Babies purpose of a female clitoris is to @S) Ring Around the World the children studied were activities and why. (M) Newsmakers ® Popples When safe? receive and focus sexual permitted into their parent’s bed Estimates are that around 2 Abbott and Costello ® (40) Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Co­ Highly fertile stimulation. medy Hour if they were ill, frightened or percent of the U.S. adult ^ Follow Me DEAR DR. REINISCH: For This may seem odd until you ® Millionaire Maker SONG AND DANCE — Joel Grey will show what he can do in “The Kraft All-Star Salute population has tried swinging or Kideo TV needed attention of some sort. DEAR DR. REINISCH: At six years, my husband and I (1^ Uncle Waldo group sex at least once, and recall that the genitals of both [CNN] Daybreak to Ford’s Theatre,” which airs Wednesday, June 25 on CBS. Very few stayed the entire night. what age are young women always used condoms for birth ( ^ W hiz Kids perhaps one-half of 1 percent males and females look exactly [DIS] M ousercise however, or stayed in the capable of getting pregnant? If a control, except during my (M) Smurfs has engaged in this behavior on alike until about seven weeks parent’s bed every night. girl menstruates at age 12. can periods, when we used nothing. [ESPN] Outdoor Life (R) (2f|) Sesame S treet (CC) a regular basis. after conception. At that point, a [M A X ] Rockabilly Session; Cart Perkins Therefore, the question of she get pregnant? It worked fine. We’ve just ^ Ask the Manager J E S P N ] Roller Derby (60 min.) (R). (3) Three Stooges ® M O V IE : '4 0 Quns to Apacha Pass' A Definitions of this behavior male fetus begins to produce and Friends (60 min.) U.S. Cavalry captain leads homsteaders to parents and children sleeping planned for and had a beautiful (SD Nuestra Familia [HBO] MOVIE: 'Joey' A teena^r must Lucha Ubrs SIN (60 min.) vary: Some researchers restrict testosterone, which stimulates [USA] Jimmy Swsggert deal with his father's jealousy while trying safety during a Indian uprising. Audio Mur­ together should be discussed in DEAR READER: Although baby girl, but we are not ready @) Yankee Woodlot @ ) Say Brother phy, Kennith Tobey, M ^hsel Bums. 1967. the definition of “ swinging” to growth of a penis, scrotum and 7 :3 0 A M GD Dungeons and Dragons to earn a living as a musician. Neil Barry. terms of the adult’s motives and many young women are not fully for another yet. ® Lost in Space James Quinn. 1985. Rated PG. (S) World Ctese Championship Wres­ ® CaiHNapin Bowling (60 min.) mate-swapping by married the prostate gland. ® Wonderama tlin g (60 min.) the attitudes of all the family fertile in the first few years of Now my sister tells me that [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer [M A X ] M O VIE: Ju st th e W ay You A re' HD Asl Vp al Baisbol ® In D epth couples, while others include Without the testosterone, a [ESPN] Revco's World Class Women (CC) A young handicapped woman dis­ [ESPN] Auto rtodng '86: Mint 400 Off members. For example, if a menstruation (because they are you are most fertile during your Road Racing From Las Vegas. NV. (60 (B) Sasama Straat (CC) unmarried individuals. Groups female fetus continues its (S) Voltron, Defender of the Universe (R) guises her disability and goes on vacation. single mother demanded that an not releasing eggs regu larly), period. I ’ve quit having sex Kristy McNtchol. Michael Ontkeen. 1984. min.) (R). Sp Auto Radng: Wirtston Cup BOO (60 apparently evolve their own normal course of development [USA] Go For Your Dreorne: Caah Flow min.) adolescent son sleep with her some are highly fertile quite without condoms then, too, and Rated PG. [USA] Best of Money, Mortey rules as to who will be included and produces a clitoris, vulva Expo [CNN] Nawsday because she felt lonely, the early in life. my husband is frustrated with [USA] Keys to Success 1 1 :3 0 A M ® Kid's World and the types of sexual activity and vagina. The female clitoris (S) ft's Vour Businass 9 : 1 0 A M [CNN] H u w i W M k [ESPN] Horsa Show Jumping: Upper- behavior might indeed have a The youngest mother on this. ® Abbott and CoetaNo ® T.V. Auction permitted. Any person who and the glans (tip) of the male ^ 9:30A M CD uiy««« ai 10:1 OAM [CNN] Showbb Wook vUla Jumpar Classic From UpperviNs. negative effect on her son’s record is aged 5 years, 6 months, When is the safest time? Can I (3) 12 O'clock High VA. (90 min.) penis are essentially the same [CNN] Sports doss-up O Oudivy Do-Rlobt who delivered a 6‘A-pound baby violates group rules is excluded 10:30AM (I) ® Eywkt/OroMn Ad- IS (81 KMd Video [HBO] MOVIE: 'Flatoh' (CO Pokes cor­ psychosexual'development. get pregnant during my period [DIS] You m l Ms. Kid IS Andy OriffMi venture Hour On the other hand, there are boy by Cesarean section. This from future gatherings, since structure. ■. ® Super Powers Team: Oalaptic ruption and drug trsfficki^ are eocourv or not? [ESPN] SportsCsntsr gj) N«w jM «y HItpm S IB ra n d a d tered by a newspaper reporter worfcino un­ no data indicating whether Peruvian girl had begun information about parties is Qusnttans [HBO] Brsingsmss (g l Rod ft Root la i SD Punky Brmmtw dercover. Chevy Chase, Joe Don BAer, usually passed by word-of- (B) Tony Brown's .loumol Tim Metheeon. 1986. Rated PG. abnormal development would menstruating at age 3 and is DEAR READER: Theoreti­ [CNN] M oiw y Woofc ® Nmrton'a Appto (CC) mouth invitations. [CNN] BsssbsB 'BO [M A X] MOVIE: The Buddy HoNy Story' occur if the sleeping arrange­ considered to be one of the more cally. the “ safest” time for [D IS] DonoM Duck ProsanU l33)SupwUbra You ’ re right to be concerned [TM C] MOVIE: 'Rhinettone' (CC) An Rock legend Buddy Hoty changed the ments were dictated by famous examples of precocious unprotected intercourse is [ESPN] Totm i* M aoK lno |R). ® la P la n established country singer bets that she course of music in the early days of rock 'n about sexually transmitted SencJ questions to C h a n n e ls financial necessity, adequate puberty in females. during menstrual flow, but this [TM C] MOVIE: 'Up ki A m t ’ A .o ld iK [C NN ] Styla W ith Elaa Klanach can turn a loudmouthed New York City cab roN. Gaiy Bussy, Don Stroud. Maria Rich- driver info a convincing country emsnsinsr wine. 1978. Rated PG. provisions for privacy were diseases. These studies reported .board a iranspon muai keep hia com- [D IS] MOVIE: 'PoByanna' An orphan', There are also cases of young is not foolproof. There are a few Dr. Reinisch in care of WFSB Hartford, CT OJ in Just tw o weeks' tim e. Sy^ester Stef- a low incidence of gonorrhea, roandar from learning that he haa amug- optimisni brightens an entire town. Heyley MOVIE: 'In Search of Draculo* maintained and no sexual women becoming pregnant documented cases in which WNEW New York. NY (SJ lone, Doty Parton, Richerd Farnsworth. The Kinsey Report, gled hia girl aboard aNp. Danny Xaye, Di­ MiMs. Jena Wyman, Richerd Egan. . 1960. try of the infamous BeMn warlord but more frequently reported pregnancy has occurred at this WTNH Naw Haven. CT II) nah Shore. Dana Andrews. 1944. 1984. Rstsd PG. In Stereo. K Vlad Tapes, the historicel basis for Count problems were crab lice and WOR N t w Vorti, NY [9i [USA] Crafts Video Megailne [U S A ] HoNywood In sider (R). Drscuia, is told along with a look at fikn- time, presumably because an P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ 111) WPIX Nmv YoHl. NY 1 0 : 0 0 A M (X) H u* Hogan'a Rock 'n' 11:00AM ® Richie Rich dom's portrayal of the Drscuia lagand. various vaginal and urinary egg was released and was WHCT Hertford. CT Its W raading 1 2:0 0P M ® Puttin' on the Hits In mington, Inci. 47402.' ® MOVIE: ’A Ticket to Tomahawk* A Stereo. 1975. infections. However, these WTXX WMartHuy. CT oe (X) Unde Sam Magoo (60 min.) available for fertilization. Springfield. MA \2Z traveling drummer, after his srrivsl in To­ 12:30 P M IX) MOVIE; ‘ATIchMtoTo- reports are from*data collected WWLP (D ® Lafl-A-Lympica (CC) ® WWF Championship Wrestling (60 W There is only one bedroom, and when a In the vast majority of cycles, Volume of mail prohib­ WEDH Hertford. CT oe mahawk, finds himself right in the middle min.) mahawk' A traveling drummer, after Na before herpes, and certainly WVIT Hertford. CT oe ( D Solid Gold of a railroad frarKhisa f ^ t . Dan Dailey, arrival in Tomahawk, finds himself right in however, the egg is released its personal replies, Anne Baxter, Rory Calhoun. 1950. ® Whiz Kids friend asked where he slept, he said he slept AIDS, were at their current W 8BK Boston. M A (se (33) P uttin' on th e HIta the middle of a railroad frsncNsa fight. Dan about halfway between the first WGOB Springfield. MA ise (XI AN-Star Wraatling (60 min.) (S) Pro Wrestling USA (60 min.) Dailey. Anne Baxter, Rory Calhoun. 1950. levels in the U.S. population. but questions of (3) LorfM Graana'a New WHdameaa with his mother and acted embarrassed. days of sequential menstrual WXTV Paterson. NJ Mil (IS Soul Train (8) MOVIE: The DeMNy Mantle' Dis­ O ) Americe'a Top Ten Research on the psychological WGBY Springfield. MA is r @1 Graateat Amarican Haro guised as a tutor for their children, a spy is flows, so a woman usually is general interest may O ) Guna of W ill Sonnatt (g)Splderman aspects of swingers is also WTIC Hertford. CT er 0 ) Mr. Rogara' Neighborhood planted with a family suajMcted of conspi­ Now we’ve (all his friends) gotten worried most fertile about midway CM )* New* Ntwril ICNNI (^ Wroatlirtg (60 min.) (S) Joy of Painting be discusseid in future CNN Ig) Mavorkdl racy against the Ch'ing empire. David limited, with some reporting between her periods and least' ESPN Sports Network (ESPN) ® (S) Ahrki ft tha Chipmunka C h i^ , Huang Hsing-Luiu. 1983. (SD Black Parapactiva Home Box Office IHBOI g3) RakM Sahrajo about this. ff that swinging was seen as just columns. HBO (S )M r . T ® El Mundo dal Box (75 min.) fertile during menstrual flow. CINEMAX Cinamax IMAXI (gMotorwaak . (S I Natura: Bkda o f Paradox ICC) A iHim- I another sexual activity and was ITMCI ber of non-flying bird species and their var­ Other forms of contraception TMC M ovie CharvMri ® WraatHng (60 min.) )R o d A R e e l “ in addition to” a committed USA USA Network (USA) ious methods of locomotion are examined. — such as the contraceptive [D IS] V)iipd in tha WiUowa (60 min.) (R). D Comedy Classics ' ConlliHMd... WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. June 21. 1986 — lo Saturday, Continued Satui

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Randolph 12 Bumpa 6 Monogram for Eleon © Solid Gold X V o ^ P M pto-s S p m M; uttte AiNu Scott. 1940. A rambunctious 12-yasr.old frontier boy IS Chief on "Get Smerl" 7 Samantha on "Who'e © Conrvecticut (USA] MOVIE: 'Woman WKo Came tnos to prove his menhood to hit (emilv ia "The ~ of Night" thoBoaa?" ■•ok A girl believes she is cursed by a © Best of Famt arxi friends, despite Ns site. 20 Anetomy: abbr. 8 Actor FarroN wrtch. Nancy Kedy. John Loder. 1945. © It's a Living 21 ComperetNe ending 11 Jack on "Thraa'e a '• '• "• o n •* Fakbofoogh' A Bamay Millei disi^SK>ned American hero returning to 2 :1 0 P M [C|)IN] h m m . W M k 22Jomt Crowd" England for an Air Corps reunion, seardies 24 Edft 13 No data avaftabla: abbr. (© MOVIE; 'Dr. 2 :3 0 P M ® MOVIE; B«iio HmAMt' 14 Stamp or Knox for Ns love of tong ago. Robert Mitchom. A horsa trader and N i orphaned napbaw 25 He’S Jeaon Oeeven © Dane# Favar Deborah Kerr. Red Buttons. 198S. 25 Centor or Luplno 16 A l g b ^ p u r w a viSainous horaa thief. Don Mere­ [DIS] MOVIE; 31 "Mod Squed" oherecter 17 Uttla ® MOVIE; ‘Laet Deye of nenet Eerth' dith. h a Elaamann. Chuck Cormora. 1976. protective father 1 32 Tldlnga 19 InMgnIa (ckia to pun The world’s destruction is forseen with na­ & B o d yw M d i (CC| carefree lifestyle it tural disasters including floods, earth- 34 A p p le - Kurt Russell. Joe quakes and volcanos.canos. 1976. ® M O V IE ; 'Tobruk' During WWII. the 36 "Secret — '* 2 3 1 kiatopunfa Ahaa plan a misaion to dastioy RommaTt [ESPN] Fishin' I O Soul Train 37 Harveei goddeea hial aupply in the Sahara. Rock Hudson, 39 Edargy off. 26 Roman 52 [ M A X ] Rockablll Qeorga Pappard. Guy StockweH. 1967. 41 "The Bold — '* 27 "Sanford------" and Frlands (60 i (Si Modem Metudly [CNN] Styla WHh Elaa Klanach 42 Murray or Bancroft 29 Eddto on "Punky [TM C] MOVIE: ® Let's Oo Bowling ^ I S ] Dianay't Laganda and Haroa (90 aboard a transpo V) ® WasMngten Week in Review (CC| mander from lear gled his girl aboar ® Wecky World of Sports [ES P N ] Ootf; Swiior's POA Chwnpion- •hip From Cleveland. OH. (2 hre.| Live. nah Shore. Dana - [CN N] Newsday [USA] Thrae's a 3 ^ P M d ) MOVIE; The iiwincilile [D IS ] M O V IE; 'Tfanehcost' An amateur O ne Rivaky between two textile factories 7:05PM [CNN myttary writer finds herself in the nwM e causes a series of violent martiel-ertt con­ of a real conspiracy. Margot Kidder, Robert frontations. Alexander Fu Sheng. CN 7:30PM (D n. ^ Hays. Daniel Fsraldo. 1983. Rated PG. Kuan-Chun. 1983. (£) Tsd Knight S 1 :1 5PM (S) ® Mafor League Base­ CD Bamaby Jones (X) Jkopwdy ball: Detroit at M llwauliee or N e w Vorlt S MOVIE: -A Rwl Amaricen Hero' ooooo CE) (9 ) In Searcl Yankees at Toronto (2 hrs., 45 min.) Sheriff Pusser attempts to drive a local Cli) ft) At tha M 1 : 3 6 p m (D Buchanan High School moonshiner, whose liquor has caused a number of teenagers to go Wind, out of oooooo TV puzzle solution on page 16 ® A l Schoolt k (3 ) Living W ith Animals business. Brian Dennehy. Forrest Tucker, (21) Fourth Estati ® Pro Wrestling (60 min.) Ken Howard. 1978. ® Prica la High ® WsH Street Wash Q j) Star Qames (60 min.) ® Mauda ® War of the Stars (3 ) M O V IE : 'Jum ping Jacks' A pair of ® What'i Happ [CN N ] Newsmaker Saturday cabaret entertainers wreak havoc when cbs n#ws English teacher pi @ ) M O V IE: 'Tim e Limit' An American prehistoric creature in remote Africa. Wil­ Simpson. 1984 Rated PG. In Stereo. when he discove 80-year-old woman teaches a 20-year-old liam Kan. Sean Young. Patrick McGoohan military officer. wNIe a P O .W . in Nonh Ko­ CB Small Wondar read an assigned man how to live and love. Ruth Gordon, 1985. Rated PG [U S A ] Saturday Cartoon Expraas rea, IS accused of collaborating with the Bud Cort, Vivian Pickles. 1971. Rated PG. (B ® ABC News 5:30PM @D ® victory Garden CB Cousteau: Ha enemy Richard Widmark, Richard Base- [U S A ] Dick C m e tt (R). (g) NBC Nawi han 1957. 4 :0 0 P M CD Here's Lucy [C N N ] Nawimaker Saturday OM OVIE: "Thai GJ) Dance Fever © Better Health (H) Cats and Dogs (CC) 4:1 OPM [C N N ] Spona CIbaa-up [D IS ] Disney Channel Preview Based on actual c ® NBC Nightly Nawa school headmistre M O V IE: The Dark Star' The space (S ) M O V IE: 'Night Gallery' This trilogy of 4:30PM CE Golf: Atlanta Claasic [E S P N ] M en's W orld Cup Surfing From bizarre, supernatural tales was written by © Soapbox for the murder of h ship Dark Star' is endangered by a bomb Third Round TNrd-round action of the Oahu. HI author Herman Ti Rod Serling Joan Crawford. Barry Sulli­ PGA Tour event is featured from the A t­ intended to destroy an unstable planet [H B O ] Survival Series; Orangutan- Or­ [CN N ] Pinnada Martin Balsam. IS Brian Narelle. Cal Kuniholm, Dan O'Ban- van. Roddy McDowall. 1969 lanta Country Club in Manetta, GA (90 non 1974 mm.) Live. phans of tha Forest Peter Ustinov nar­ [D IS ] Still the Beaver GS MOVIE: 'Istar @ (3 World Cup Soccer: Quarterfinal rates the plight of the orangutans in tha Match Coverage,of a quarterfinal match is. [ESPN] SportsCenter aler on a secre Undersea World of Jacques Cous- 3 } G5) W ide Worfd of Sports (90 min.) South Pacific (60 min.) boards the Expres: teeu featured from Mexico City. Mexico. (2 hrs.) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Airplanel' A skiddish GS Puttin' on the Hits and danger. 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[CN N ] This Week in Japan fer, Bette Midler and Harry Shearer. (R). [CNN] Sports Latenight [HBO] The Hitchhiker: Dead Man's ® M OVIE: ‘The Perils of Peuline' A girl [ESPN] SportsCenter Curve A gossip-mongering author's ex­ becomes involved in a series of hair-raising Saturday, Continued ploitation of her home town's darkest se­ incidents while searching for her childhood 3:00AM [CNN] Newsnhiht crets comes back to haunt her. boy friend. Pat Boone. Terry-Thomas, Pa­ [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: Formula One mela Austin. 1967. Canadian Grartd Prix From Montreal. Can­ 10:00PM ( D News QD Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea ada. (2 hrs.) (R). [TMC] Film Shorts police stake out the girl's shop in an effort Superstars of Wrestling (60 min.) CD [CN N ] Sports Tonight [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Rhinestone' (CC) An to catch a group of counterfeiters, the girls CljD Avengers established country singer bets that she 7:00PM CD Agronsky & Company decide not to tell Mrs Garrett. (R), In [D IS] MOVIE: 'Brother Can You Spare a 3$ Coors Concert Series; The Cars can turn a loudmouthed New York City cab (D Check It Out Stereo Dime?’ The Great Depression is viewed driver into a convincing country entertainer through a series of newsreel footage. QD Wheel of Fortune 3 D Wild America; Fishers in the Family (g ) (30) Remington Steele Remington and in just two weeks' time. Sylvester Stal­ 1975 Rated PG (CC) The growing fishers need to learn Laura's investigation of a Remington lone. Dolly Parton, Richard Farnsworth. C D ^ New s Steele impersonator leads them to a bi­ more about survival before they can be re­ Dempsey and Midte- 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo. (iD Jeffersons zarre inventor. (60 min.) (R), In Stereo. 1 2:00AM QD leased into the wild peace (60 min.) [U S A ] Night Flight (R) (II) Essence (UO M OVIE; A Star Is Bom' Love clashes 34} Blake's 7 QD The Untouchables [M A X ] m o v i e : ‘Sex W ith Solid Gold with careers in the high-powered music @ MOVIE; Charge of the Ught Bri­ 3:20AM ® MOVIE: 'Chariie Chan and the Sky the Stare' An advice columnist attempts world as one star is born, and another falls. gade' The most amazing real-war adven­ (?$ Connecticut Lawmakers Dragon' Charlie Chan and his son find mur­ to discover if passion and the zodiac are Barbara Streisand. Kris Knstofferson, Gary ture ever told is re-enacted. Olivia de der aboard an airplane. Roland Winters, related. Thick Wilson, Martin Burrows (IS) Best of Family Feud Busey 1976. Havilland, David Niven, Nigel Bruce. 1936. Keye Luke. 1949. 1979. Rated R. (M) It's a Living (ID Novala; Cristal (60 min.) [CNN] CNN Evening News QZ) Fall ar>d Rise of Reginald Perrin 3:30AM ( £ m o v i e : 'invasion of the ^ Barney Miller Dove Awards Pat Boone, Marilyn [H B O ] Bob Dylan in Concert Dylan per­ (ID [CN N] Newsnight Saucer M en' Little green men who arrive dZ) MOVIE; 'Dr. Who; Daleks' McCoo and Charlene Tilton host this 17th forms songs that shaped a generation with on flying saucer attack teenagers in loverr back-up from Tom Petty and the Heart- [E S P N ] A W A Wrestling (2 hrs.) (R) dD Dartce Fever annual event from Nashville. TN. (3 hrs.) lane. Steve Terrell, Gloria Castillo, Frank breakers before an Australian audience. [C N N ] Prime Nows [M A X ] m o v i e : 'T oo Gorshin. 1957. [D IS ] M O V IE ; 'Superdad' An overlv- (60 min.) 12:05AM protective father finds that his daughter's [E S P N ] Golden Gloves Boxing (60 min.) Scared to Scream' Tenants of a swanky QD Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea [MAX] MOVIE: Perfect' (CC) A re­ carefree lifestyle is r>ot for him Bob Crane, apartment building are being murdered one [C N N ] This W eek In Japan [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Lost in America' (CC) A porter sent to research a story on the by one. Mike Connors. Anne Archer. Kurt Russell, Joe Flynn 1974 Rated G disillusioned young couple decides to es­ health club craze, falls for a sexy aerobic 1984 Rated R. 3:50AM [H B O ] m o v i e : ‘Children ol [ES P N ] Ftshin' Hole (60 min.) (R) cape the rat race and rediscover America. instructor. John Travolta, Jamie Lee Cur­ the Corn' Adults are,sacrificed as teenage Albert Brooks. Julie Hagerty. Garry Mar­ Mad Movies With the [M A X ] Rockabilly Sesskxf: Caii Perkins tis, Marilu Henner. 1985. Rated R. 12:30AM CD cult members worship the god of corn. Pe­ shall 1985 Rated R L.A. Connection ar>d FHertds (60 min.) [U SA ] Alfred Hitchcock ter Horton, Linda Hamilton. 1984. Rated R. [M A X ] M OVIE: 'The Buddy Holly Story' (6l) Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea [ T M C ] M O V IE; 'U p In Arm s' A soldier Rock legend Buddy Holly changed the 10:30PM CD Black News 4:00AM [C N N ] Larry King Weekend aboard a transport must keep his com­ [C N N ] Evans and Novak course of music in the early days of rock 'n mander from learning that he has smug­ (1j) Independent Network News 4:30AM QD One step Beyond roll. Gary Busey, Don Stroud. Maria Rich- 12:45AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'W m ken d gled his girl aboard ship. Danny Kaye, Di­ [D IS ] Beyond Tron William Katt hosts a wine 1970 Rated PG Pass' Four sailors just finishing basic train­ QD Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea nah Shore. Dana Andrews 1944 behind-the-scenes look at Lucasfilm Ltd.'s ing in San Diego travel to Los Angeles for [U S A ] M OVIE; The Children' After ra­ 4:45AM [M AX] MOVIE: The Buddy [U SA ] Three'a a Crowd experimental projects. (60 min.) fun and romance. Patrick Hauser, D.W . dioactive exposure, a group of children Holly Story' Rock legend Buddy Holly Brown. Chip McAllister. 1984. Rated R. 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Saturday turns into murderers Gil Rogers, Martin 11:00PM CD CD ®) ® @) News changed the course of music in the early Shakar 1980 days of rock 'n roll Gary Busey, Don CD M OVIE: 'Scaramouche' The exciting [TM C ] MOVIE': 'Reuben, Reuben' An 7:30PM (X) M agazln. tale of a legendary 18th century swords­ Stroud, Maria Richwine. 1978. Rated PG (S® Benson (CC) On a busi­ alcoholic Scottish poet on the lecture cir­ CID T m I Knight Show 8:30PM CD man and his many adventures. Stewart ness trip to Germany. Benson and Kraus cuit indulges in drinking and romance on Granger. Janet Leigh, Mel Ferrer. 1952. C£) Jmtpwdy are mistaken for spies (R) college campuses in New England. Tom Off Track Betting 3D (i# In SMTch of... ^ 227 Mary decides to go to her first CD Conti. Kelly McGillis, Roberts Blossom. 1983. Rated R. Cli) fiD At th. 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Report CD QD Repeticion de un Juego de Soccer (2 movie. “ Lost Horizon,” will be [U SA ] Cover Story (3 ) The Golden Girls Even man- hrs., 15 min.) 1:20AM CD Spaarfield'e Daughter presented in its origonal, uncut hungry Blanche finds it difficuft to tolerate 3 D It's a Livirtg Part 3 A female reporter struggles for nal Wortd Champkmship 8:00PM Q D m o v i e : 'Th . Sewtat Mid her niece's promiscuous nature. (R), In power in the world of international journal­ 132-minute version by Columbia mtnj the Black’ (C C ) The true story of Monsig- Stereo [C N N ] PinruKle ism. (2 hrs.. 10 min.) Classics, which will exhibit the nor Hugh O'Fleherty. a Vatican official, 3 $ Mark Russell Comedy Special Politi­ [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) who coTKealed thousands of Allied POW 1:30AM (X) (S) a b c n « w s film in selected theaters across cal satirist Mark Russell pokes fun at na­ [HBO] M OVIE: 'Fletch' (CC ) Police cor­ escapees durirtg World War II. Gregory MOVIE: ‘Night of Doric Shodowo' A tional personalities and world newsmak­ ruption and drug trafficking are encoun­ 3D the country this summer. Peck. Christopher Plummer. John Gielgud young painter who moves with his wife ers tered by a newspaper reporter workirtg un­ “ Lost Horizon,” which starred th'« Money World 1983 (R) into a family estate begins behaving dercover. Chevy Chase, Joe Don Baker, M OVIE; 'Executkm of Raymond strangely. David Selby, Lara Parker, Kate Ronald Colman, Jane Wyatt, rm.\ CD MOVIE; 'Anna Karenkta' The classic Qrabam’ (CC) A death row inmate awaits Tim Matheson. 1985. Rated PG. story of a married woman's blinding pas­ Jackson. 1971. .iohn Howard and Thomas vetch the last two hours of his life before execu­ [TM C ] MOVIE: Harold and Maude' An sion for a dashing army officer is drama- Independent Network News tion Jeff Fahey, Philip Sterling, Kate Reid, 80-year-old woman teaches a 20-year-old QD Mitchell, will be shown in New Ozzie end Harriet lued Greta Gart^. F r^ric March. Mau­ 1985 (R) man how to live and love. Ruth Gordon, QD Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea »uperetare (R). reen O'SuMiven. 1935. York. Los Angeles, San (^D PELICULA: 'El Arracades' Vicente Bud Cort, Vivian Pickles. 1971. Rated PG. [C N N ] CNN Investigativa Report Francisco. Salt Lake City, ' U S A (60 min.) CD ® DifTrent Strokes (CC) Arnold s Fernandez [U SA] Night Flight English teacher plant a fitting punishment [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Lova Lettars' A young Seattle. Houston, Austin and C B S New s [D IS ] M OVIE; 'Agent 008 3/4' A British woman discovers that her deceased when he discovers that Arned book (R) spy. working in a Czechoslavakian glass mother had a long, illicit love affair. Jamie works, tails in love with the daughter of the (X) MOVIE: 'Brinlu: Th* Oran Robbwy' Lee Curtis. James Keach, Am y Madigan. lews The story of the actual theft in 1950 of cities. (X) Cousteau; Haiti (60 min ) chief of the Czech counter espionage ser­ 1983. Rated R. I vice Dirk Bogarde, Sylva Koscina, Robert over two million dollars from Brink's, IrK. The movie will be presented QD M O V IE; The Paopia va. Jaao Harria' Darren McGavin, Leslie Nielsen, Carl Bets. 2:00AM QD At th# Movies Based on actual court transcripts, private Morley 1965. as a restoration project of the 1976. . ® That's the Spirit school headmistress Jean Hams is tried [E S P N ] Karatemenla: The Battle of A t­ UCLA Film Archives with the tly New s CD M OVIE: 'Chillkig' A divorce Investi­ for the nrturder of her lover, 'Scarsdate Diet' lanta Part 1 (2 hrs.) [C N N ] Crossfire support of the American Film author Herman Tarrtower. ENen Burstyn, gation uncovers a hideous series of subur­ [TM C ] MOVIE: Porky's' (CC) Lustful ban murders which leaves everyorte sus­ [ESPN] Speedweek (R). He Martin Balsam. 1981. Institute. The restored version is high school boys try to crash the IcKal pect. Diana McLean, Jon Blake. 1981. > Beaver bawdy house. Dan Monahan, Mark Hemer. 2:20AM [HBO] m o v i e : ‘Alrplanol' A the result of years of intensive QD M O V IE: ‘Istanbul Express' An art de­ skiddish ex-militarY pilot has to take the Scott Colomby. 1981. Rated R. QD The Honeymooners :sCenter aler on a secret government mission controls of an airliner after the crew be­ research and reconstruction by boards the Express on a journey of intrigue MOVIE: 'Terror of Tiny Town' A E: 'Airplaner A skiddish [CN N] Showbiz Week comes ill. Robert Hays, Lloyd Bridges. and danger. Gene Barry, John Saxon, 9:10PM pacifist tries to quiet a feud in an Ok) W est' archivists. : has to take the controls of Robert Stack. 1980. Rated PG. Santa Berger. 1968. (g) ® Me and Mrs. C A 62 town populated entirely by midgets. Billy the crew becomes ill. Rob­ 9:30PM year-old white widow takes in a young Curtis. Yvonrte Moray. 1938. Q l) m o v i e : 'D w Ic A n g «l‘ A 'd Bridges, Robert Stack. 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'Legal Eagles’ surprises R im c a p s u ^ Pearcy’s pose isn’t shocking By Bob Thomas In today’s New York, the By Ethlle Ann Vare state is the only charity you HotsinglM grown-up daughter (Hannah) is need. Just when you thought that arrested and charged with the Madonna may not have pulled 1. ”On My Own” Patti LaBella A Michael McDonald (M CA) — sophistication had vanished murder of one of her father’s Abaolute BcgIniMra - E M * O’C o im il, BMsy any punches when she posed □ □ □ Gold (More than 1 million singlea sold.) 2. ’There’ll Be Sad Songs” Billy Ocean (Jive) from the siiver screen, aiong Cinema associates, who happens to have Kcmtt, O w M Bowlb, Anita Monts. (MusleM F an ta sy )Muiric (l(|ng before the fact, Two new categories have been comes "Legal Eagles" to been her lover. Winger agrees to video master Jullen Tempfe overatuffs this M-mlnuts vkJeo with admittedly) for nude photos that Video added to the Grammy Awards 3. ”Crush On You” The Je G (M CA) gladden the heart and charge M l M i Review defend her, though the case style, sass and sensuality. This stunnitKi story of ooming of age wound up in Penthouse for next year: Best New Age , 4.”Llve to Tell” Madonna (Sire) the intellect. seems hopeless. Redford is the In London In 1958 substitutes Imagery for narration. The film’s magazine. Beat Recording and Best Contempor­ 5. ”l Can’t W a ir Nu S hW z (Atlantic) It surprisingly comes from prosecutor — until he is 6. ”No One la to Blame” Howard Jones (Elektra) major flaw — mixing serious messages with pretty fitrff — But Ratt vocalist Stephen ary Folk Recording. Ivan Reitman, the filmmaker photographed in bed with 7. ”A Different Corner” Ctoorge Michael (Columbia) ultimately destroys It. Neither Bowie nor Morris unleash their Pearcy turned modest when Discontinued have been the who proved with "National Hannah. 6,"Holding Back the Years” Simply Red (Elektra) talents, but most of the music is Irrestotible, espedaity Kensit asked to smile and strip for a categories for Best Vocal Lampoon’s Animal House” (as Winger and Redford are the 9. "Who’s Johnny” El DeBarge (Gordy) they wrote with Reitman) warbling "Having It All." Grade: C-mlniis. July layout in Playgirl The band is currently working Arrangement and Best New producer) and “ Ghostbusters" best combination since — well, Classical Artist. 10."Nothln' at All” Heart (Capitol) | evokes memories of the 1949 magazine. up tunes for a new album, and (as producer-director) that Hepburn and Tracy. The Wue City (R) r - Judd Netoon, ARy Mieedy. Faut WInRald. expect to begin recording in classic, "Adam ’s Rib.” Debra "I don’t believe in over­ □ □ □ excess can bring success. chemistry is terrific. The lA d lo ii) Any resomblanco bstwoan this smstsur shoot*’6fn-up July, The disc could be released Winger plays the Katharine exposure,” laughs Pearcy, who Top IPs "Legal Eagles' presoits sequence in which each battles and the Ross MacDonald hard-bolh)ron which It is based is as soon as October. You can start calling them Dr. Hepburn role as the attorney says that his beefcake pics are another side of Ivan Reitman, insomnia in their separate coincidental. The p id disappears In the Horida sun, and the Simon and Garfunkel. 1 ."Whitney Houston” Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinum dedicated to defending her "not going to shock any one’s □ □ O who also directed "Meatballs” apartments is marvelous, and dialogue Is riddled with profanHy. Only Winfield has any notion Singer-songwriter Paul Simon (More than 1 million units sold.) clients against heavy odds. fans will adore Redford trying to parents,” and "Stripes.” He has produced how to acL Sheedy, who gets worse with each outing, is at her' It was a history-making day in received an honorary degree in 2. ”Winner In You” Patti LaBelle (MCA) Robert Redford subs for imitate Gene Kelly’s "Singin’ in and directed a film that some most affected. The disastrously miscast Ndson can’t decide If Hard rockers Ratt, who went music from Berklee College in 3. ”Control” Janet Jackson (AAM ) — Gold (More than S00,(XX) Spencer Tracy as the the Rain.” the USSR when a collection of critics may call old-fashioned, in his character is a Justice-seeker or a wise guy. The few good platinum again with their latest Russian rock stars performed a Boston. Also receiving the units sold). that it has a sprawling cast, accomplished prosecutor who Darryl Hannah is not only moments are stolen from "Miami Vice," and wo can't give credit LP, "Invasion of Your charity concert for victims of Doctor of Music certificate was 4. ’Like a Rock” Bob Seger A The Silver Bullet Band (Capitol) opposes her. Daryl Hannah gorgeous but provides a feyness well-crafted script, sharp for plagiarism. Grade: C-mlnus. Privacy,” have a reputation for the Chernobyl nuclear reactor keyboardist Herbie Hancock. — Platinum takes over for Judy Holliday as that adds to the mystery. Brian dialogue and a happy ending. being crazed party rodents both meltdown. 6.”5150” Van Halen (Warner Bros.) — Platinum the ditsy beauty accused of Dennehy again provides a □ □ □ Naturally, Reitman can’t Jo Jo D a n ^. Your Ufa Is CalHng (it) - Richard Fryor, on the road and back home in Although local concert 6.’’Ralsed on Radio" Journey (Columbia) murder. powerful presence, and Ter­ escape his past, and he provides OebWe AHeiCFaula KeHy, tcooy MHchsH. (Dtanw) Several Los Angeles. promoters had hoped for the "Frank’s Wild Years” started ' 7.”Please” Pet Shop Boys (EMI-America) — Gold The difference in "Legal rence Stamp and John explosions, fires and car chases. years ago, Pryor almost died while free-basing cocaine; this Is participation of Western acts — out as a song by Tom Waits. 8. ’’Love Zone” Billy Ocean (Jive) But all seem applicable to the Eagles,” though, is that Redford McMartin are fine menaces. Pearcy’s unusually restrained his cinematic catharsis. Pryor's “true confsasion" Is sM od after both Sting and Elton John were Now, it’s a play by Tom Waits — 9.”Parade” Prince A The Revolution (Paisley Park) ' plot. and Winger are not married, Roscoe Lee Browne plays the behavior may indicate that a Bob Fosse’s “All That J a « ”: Flashbacks occur after considered — the show ended up and starring Tom Waits, to boot. and they end up on the same side judge with bemused dignity. reassessment is in the offing. 10. “Play Deep" The Outfield (Columbia) — Gold The script by Jim Cash and drug-riddled comedian Jo Jo (Pryor) has an out-oM>ody relying on home-grown talent. The Steppenwolf Theatre of the case. Manhattan never looked lovelier “ I don’t believe in doing things Jack Epps Jr. (from the story •*P*rlence. But Jo Jo’s drug problem is never oxplidned About f 125,000 was raised Company in Chicago — which The movie opens in the 1960s, than through Laszio Kovacs’ in bad taste," he insists. “ I COHHtllfSiRglBS when a famed New York artist lens. satisfactorily, and the film, which Pryor also co-wrote, respect our audiences.” through ticket sales ($5 a head), boasts an advisory panel which seems minuscule com­ including Duston Hoffman, f.”Mama’s Never Seen Those tyes” The Forrester Sisters dies in the fire of his studio. His "Legal Eagles,” a Universal produced and directed, is a dull ego trip. The film does, pared to mega-events like Warren Beatty, Meryl Streep small daughter is rescued, but Picture, is rated PG for however, give ample opportunity for the cast to spout more (Warner Bros.) ■ ! . Live-Aid. Yet the sum is and Ellen Burstyn — will Bob Thomas reviews movies his valuable paintings were language and excitement. obscenities than have ever been heard on the bio screen 2. ”Llving In the Promiseland” Willie Nelsori (Columbia) GradscO. Etblie Ann Vare tunes in to remarkable considering that the present the new work as the for The Associated Press. presumably destroyed. Running time: 114 minutes. ■ 3. ”Everythj|ig That Gutters” O ^ Seals (BMI^Amerlca) rock for Newspaper Enterprise Soviets, (1) frown on rock final offering of its current 4. ”Read My Lips” Marie Osmond (Capitol-Curb) “ Alesandra FIgg, MargI Clarhe. Association. music, and (2) believe that the 5. ”Old Flame" Juice Newton (fpA) , * AMred MoRna, Falar FMh. (New Wave Comedy) The 6. "Hearts Aren’t MadetoBreak” Lee Greenwood (MCA) LIverpudlan cinema is alive and well in this original story of two 7. ”Untll I Met You* Judy Rodman (MTM) Wise eyes in a boy’s face girls In search of excitement and romance. They apend the 8. ”Drlnklng My Baby Goodbye” The Charlie Daniels Band night with two Russian sailors, but Elaine (PIgg) falls In love Music makers: space age rock-, group (Epic) and determines to join her beau In Russia. No one can dissuade 9. ”Nights” Ed Bruce (R CA) By Bob Thomas Chicago. The first day was Broderick has also managed to her, but the question remains: Can life In the Soviet Union LONDON (AP) - Love And successful Bauhaus rock group. 10. ”Reno Bound” Southern Pacific (Warner Bros.) during a real parade, and John Northampton, the northern work in two Horton Foote films, compare to the freedom of down-and-out Kirkby? This film of Rockets is into music, the new But they changed their musical LOS A N G E LE S — Among the got some very long shots. Then England town where all three “ 1918” and "On Valentine’s innocftnctf and passion suffers only from a few overwritten British rock trio insists, not style and are not interested in pack of young actors who now radio stations carried announce­ Day,” as well as the fantasy. grew up. Ash met the Haskins AdHtt COHtBIII|NN«y SiRgiBS scenes. The performances are marvelous and Plgg is a true space travel. They do admit, building Love And Rockets on dominate the film world, none ments inviting people to take "Ladyhawke.” brothers while in art school and beauty. Grade: B-nilnue. though, that their name is an Bauhaus’ fame. 1. "There’ll Be Sad Songs” Billy Ocean (Jive-Arista) has better credentials than part in ‘a John Hughes movie.’ Is there anything in his life they teamed up with singer Pete attempt to portray how their ” We want this group to stand 2. ”No One Is to Blame” Howard Jones (Elektra) Matthew Broderick. The word got around fast, and except work? Murphy to form Bauhaus in music fits into today’s world. upon its own,” David J. said in 3. "Llve to TaU” Madonna (Sire) He was, after all, star of two 10,000 people showed up. JoBeth WMIams, Heather O ’Rourke, Zelda RublnsMn. (Horror) 1979. "Sure is,” he grinned. ‘T v e "It’s the idea of love in the an interview. “ Bauhaus started 4. "On My Own" Patti LaBMIe A Michael McDonald Neil Simon hits on Broadway, “ For the final shot, I turned been trying to make time for Those pesky ghosts have relumed to haunt the Freeling family, After four albums and several nuclear age.” said bass player from the bottom and we don’t (M CA)— Gold (More than 1 million singles sold.) "Brighton Beach Memoirs” and around and saw a river of myself, and I’ve finally but this appearance is hardly terrifying. Without Steven Top 40 singles, the group split in Daniel Ash. 27. mind doing it again.” 5. ”Your Wildest Dreams” The Moody Blues (Polydor) “ Biloxi Blues.” In television he people. I put my hands up at the succeeded. This is the first time 1983. Ash and Kevin Haskins Spielberg s eerie edge, this is an insipid film masquerading as a Guitarist David J.. 29. who Love And Rockets talked appeared in the South African end of the number and heard in five or six years that I haven’t formed Tones on Tail, and David e.”A Different Comer” George Michael (Columbia) thriller. The scary scenes are silly and repulsive — watch out dropped his surname. Haskins, about its music and goals before drama by Athol Fugard, this huge ro a r.... I can had a script waiting for me. I J. formed Jazz Butcher and the 7. ”AII I Need Is a Miracle” Mike A The Mechanics (Atlantic) ^ n a worm winks at Nelson — and the plot defies explanation. said: " It’s a sign of the times.” leaving London for a tour of the "MasterHarold... andthe understand how rock stars feel. just want to wander for a while Jaywalkers. When those pro­ 8. ”Holding Back the Years” Simply Red (Elektra) The tongue-in-cheek humor, however, is well-paced, and ' With David J . ’s brother, United States that started May Boys.” In films he has enjoyed That kind of reaction feeds — not far. It’ll probably be jects folded, they decided to 9. ‘That’s Why I’m Here” James Taylor (Columbia) Nelson gives a great performance. But Julian Beck steals the drummer Kevin Haskins. 25. the 30 in Santa Cruz, Calif. box-office success with the you.” within a five-block radius of my reunite. ■ 10. “Greatest Love of AH” Whitney Houston (Arista) film with an Oscar-caliber performance — unfortunatelv his three became the nucleus of the The band is still based in suspenseful "WarGames.” At 24, Broderick’s youthful apartment in Manhattan.” ■ last. Grade: C. This summer Broderick stars face allows him to play a high yv in the latest John Hughes paean schooler, but he vows that it’s Short CIrouH (PG) - sieve Guttenbarg, Ally Sheedy. Fisher to those lazy, crazy high school the last time. Stevens (Comedy) What sounds like absurdist comedy — a days, “ Ferris Buehller’s Day "In ’Project X ,’ which I just robot built as the ultimate nuclear weapon is on the lam — is Off.” finished. I played a 23-year-old." Rating guide SA V E I We carry a large Broderick, quiet, thoughtful he added. " I like playing adults, actually an uplifting anti-war film that is one of this year's best Quttenberg is Dr. Newton Crosby, tireless creator of N um ber' on the purchase of | with sad, wise eyes in a boy’s and I don’t want to return to high Motion Picture Association of IBfO N *! Five, a mechanical soldier that looks like a walking car crash selection of cards face, plays a brilliantly devious school. But then. I ’ve said America rating definitions: but has a heart bigger than GM. Sheedy fills the film with high schooler who fakes illness before.” G — General audiences. All YN ALL VITAMINS &j to ditch school and romp Broderick came naturally to ages admitted. bounce and good-natured realism as Five’s first friend Even from the MANOHESTER.CT through Chicago with a few pals acting. His father was the late PG — Parental guidance when the message is relentless, the film never loses appeal. HEALTH FOODS | — Alan Ruck and Mia Sara. In Short Circutt" is everythirtg "E.T.” should have been. Grade: A. James Broderick, a stage and suggested. Some material may MEAL-TM ANO PITTdESS C E rjT E n -^ Purchase •20 .0 0 ) \ traditional to the the film’s major scene, film actor best known for the T V not be suitable for children. Broderick leaps on a parade series, “ Fam ily.” His mother. PG-13 — Special parental , T****?**^.*!*®? - ■'■ow Cruise. Kelly McGHIIs, Anthony Edw ar^, Val Kilmer. (Action) Imagine a cross between “Iron A TOTAL HEALTH A FITNESS unusual. float and blasts a rock number Patricia Broderick, is an artist guidance strongly suggested for Eagle and ‘An Officer and a Gentleman,” and you have a good CENTER FOR MEN & WOMEN to the cheers of thousands. who also wrote and directed children under 13. Some notion what "Top Gun" is alt'about. ’T o p Gun" is technically “ I was very scared,” the actor plays. material may be inappropriate • Ff09 Weight Trmlning • Health Foods On any of the {; admitted in an interview in his His first big role was in the hit for young children. more proficient than the other two flicks but doesn’t pack their • Nautilut exposure • Aerobic Bikes large selection of I _ RadicA Sunset Strip hotel suite. ’Torch Song Trilogy,’ in which R — Restricted. Under 17 emotional punch. The aerial dog fights are spectacular; the • Panonal Coaching • Vitamins art a fraailag "Fortunately, the sequence was Neil Simon spotted him. The requires accompanying parent script is reasonably Intelligent, and the acting is uniformly • Suntanning • Pro Shop carefully choreographed before­ playwright cast him as Marsha or adult guardian. good. But it’s not easy to get worked up over an “enemy” WORKOUT I 111 Center Street hand. ... Mason’s son in "M ax Dugan X — No one under 17 admitted. (presumably the Soviet Union) that is never mentioned by 6 4 6 -3 1 3 1 Manchester 649-6939 ” It was shot on two Saturdays Returns,” and then in the two Some states may have higher name. Grade: B. 519 East Middle Turnpike APPAREL Summar Hours: in the heart of do^tow n semi-autobiographical plays. age restrictions. Manchester (Min. Purchase *20.(X)) J Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30 / Thurs. 9-8 / Sal. 9-3 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. June 21. 1986 - M WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, June 21. 1M8 — IS

ished West Virginia family, working the I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME fields of Florida, is entrapp^ by cruel labor [U S A ] MHHonafae Maker by Henri Arnold arul Bob Lea contracts. Ralph Waite, Paul Winfield. Jen­ 12:20AM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Vtskm nifer Warren. 1980 Sunday, Continued Guest' (C C ) An awfcwerd teenager’s Snndav, June 22 Unscramble these six Jumbles, CD Phil Silvers traiNng for an important wrestkng match is one letter to each square, to form Must bs 0D This W eek in Baseball THE VERDICT disrupted when he falls in love with en six ordinary words. very lonely, 9 M O V IE: 'Le Rtont' A veteran auto ra­ older woman temporarily boarding at Ns [ESPN] SportsCemer (9) MOVIE: 'Enchanted Island' An QD MOVIE: 'Btuatraard- house. Matthew Modine, Linda Fiorentino. 5:00AM OD CNN HsadHn* N « n HA HA American whaling vessel drops anchor off cer. who has atready survived two acci­ O Avangerm Rormy Cox. 1985. Rated R. (S ) Ufa of Rilav 8:00AM CD Jimmy Swaggart a South Sea island and fights a heroic bat­ dents on tNs 24-hour endirance course, SEWNAR tle with cannibal headhunters. Dana An­ makes a third effort at winning top honors. Paul Newman stars as Frank Gene Scott [C N N ] Sports Raviaw CD Make It Real (SB SnwN Wonder 12:30AM QD drews, Jane Powell. Don Dubbins. 1958. Steve McQueen, Siegfried Rauch, Elga An­ Qalvin, a down-and-out Bos­ [ESP N ] OoH: Senior's PGA Champion- CD Millionaire Maker derson. 1971. & Sneak Preview In Siareo. [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (9) 9 ) Major League Baseball: Balti­ ton attorney whose career ship From Cleveland, OH. (2 hrs.) (R). d D CS) Frederick K. Price [CNN] Ljtffv King Weekend K M O V IE: 'Summacdog' An aban- [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Partners* Tw o cops z c more at Boston (2 hrs.. 30 min.) dooed dog Is rescued from a racoon trap depends on the outcome of a pose as lovers m Los Angeles* gay com­ [ T M C l M O V IE: 'CoW Feet' T w o young He-Men & Masters of the Universe [DIS] Best of WaH Disney Prpswits: adults, sick of blir>d dates and or>e-night ® ) Connecticut Lawmakers by a farr% on their summer vacation. medical malpractice case, In munity to nab a vicious k i ^ . Ryan O'Neal. Music for Everybody Maestro Ludwig von John Hurt, Kenneth McMiHen. 1982. Rated star>ds, tip-toe into a courtship with or>e (S ) Robert Schuller ® Wimbledon: The 100th EdHion The James Congdon, Elizabeth Baanman. "The Verdict,” airing S U N - KEDBEC Drake conducts tNs spsdsl nnusicai variety 1977. R. arK)ther. Griffin Dunne, Marissa Chibas, @ ) dD Sesame Street (CC) 100th year of the Wimbledon Tennis fantasy show. (60 min.) D A Y , J U W 22 on "The ABC Blanche Baker 1983. Rated PG. ^ Oral Roberts Championships is previewed from Wim­ ® Austin City Umita: fiormie Raht/ I Sunday Night Movie.” 12:45AM (D RoMn't Nest bledon, England. [MAX] M O V IE: 'Pygmalion' A stuffy Lm o I Brathars Tonight’s guaatt are Bort- 5:20AM [H B O ] Bob Dylan in Concert dD El Miriisterio de Jimmy Swaggart z n c phonetics professor takes s London gut­ nie Raitt and tha Laroi Broritera. (60 min.) [ T M C ] M O V IE: Night Schoot' A profes- Dylan performs songs that shaped a Presents Let’s Go Bowling tersnipe under Ns wing and teachst her to sor of a women’s Nght school is sus­ 9D Fama ( M min.) CHECK U8TINQ8 FOR EXACT TIME ger>eration with back-up from Tom Petty dD Vohron. Defertder of the Universe Esta Semana en Beisbol apeak properly. Leslie Howard, Wendy pected of murdering several students. arnf the Heartbreakers before an Australian HiHer. Wilfred Lawson. 1936. [CN N ] Nawswatch Leonard Marm. Rachel Ward. Drew Sny­ [C N N ] Daybreak LABERV Firing Line: Are We Overdoing the audience. (70 min.) Defense? Tonight's guest is Secretary of [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Improper Chennsis' A [DIS] Anlmala fat Action der. 1981. Rated R. [D IS] Dumbo's Circus '' ^ Defense Caspar Weinberger. (60 min.) rrusunderstsnding lesds an innocent cou- 5:30AM C£) CNN Headlirw Nows [HBO] MOVIE: 'My Bdanca 1:00AM IX) Music City. U.S.A. [ESPN] John Fox Outdoors (R) pis to fight the courts to rstrisve thsk 5- 0D Irtdependent Network News s.. A./ (ID MOVIE; 'The Night They Raided (CC ) A high achoo( student's adance pro- (X) MOVIE: The Worid bi His Arms' A [HBO] Fraggle Rcx:k (CC) Minsky's' A young Amish girl, rebelling yssr-oid daughter from state cars. Alan dD Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea fact gate out of control. John Stockwall, sea captain romances a Russian prirmess against the restrictions of her religious Arkln, Marians Hartley. Hwry Dhson. [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Oiaaaa* A young man [M AX] MOVIE; Evil Under the Sun' 1981. Dennis Hopper, Fisher Stevens. 1985. ‘ 89 Switch amid escapes, rescues and brawls rkiring ICN N ] Money Week Hercule Poirot investigates murder at an SIM FL^ background and her tyrannical father, goes Rated PG-13. and Ms summar twesthsan msat again in the lawless period when fur traders to Minsky's Burlesque in New York and the itwir Mnior year of high achooi. John Tra­ [CN N ] CNN Evening News 6:00AM CD Pot Our Times exclusive Adriatic Sea resort Peter Usti­ 3:30PM dDOoN: AttentaClMblc Cm - [USA] Monroaa brought cargos to San Francisco. Gregory nov, James Mason, Jane Birkin. 1982. striptease is born. Jason Robards, Britt Ek- ersgs of tbs PGA Tour event is fsstitfed volta, Olivia Nawton-John. Stockard Chan- [ESPN] America's Cup: Australia III- Peck, Arm Blyth, Anthony Quern. 1952. C D Black New s land, Elliot Gould. 1969. Mng. 1978. Rated PG. Rated PG. s / from the Marians Country O ub In Adame. 6:30PM QD C B S Nawa The SpM t Rabom (60 min.) (R), QD Tales from the DarksfaSe CD In Depth [CN N] Newsday GA. (2 tvs.. 30 min.l (X)Muppats 8:30AM CD up Front A PE WO N W HO 8:30PM ID Face Off [M A X ] Comedy Expartmant: Eric Bogo- [ESPN] Bowling: ABC/BUO Light Mas­ 0 ) Insight [D IS] Disney's Return to Treasure Is­ (S> Happy Deys slan: Orkikirtg in America CD The Worid Tomorrow ® Tad Knight Show (S) (9 Alfrad Hitchcock Praaenta A ters Tournament From Las Vegas, NV. 01) CNN Headline News ICKEOO OOE^N'T land Long John Silver and Jim Hawkins are ( 9 This W eek in BssstosH & (8 NBC Nightly New* claatmata's murder leads an awkward, [U S A ] Cover Story (R). (60 min.) (R). C D It Is Written reunited after a ten year separation (60 [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents attantion-starvsd teenager to fake her own [U S A ] Go For Your Draama: Cash Flow ©05SJP /AT A L L min.) [E S P N ] Auto lleoing '86 : IMSA C«nel & FamBy Claialca 10:30PM (X) Sports Extra Kidtime Grand Prbc From Urns Rock. C T. (3 hrs.) attack. (R), In Stereo. u p o 6:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week [ESP N ] NFL Superstars (R). S B A B C N a w a (39 Edhor'a Desk ^ Robert Schuller MUST HAVE THIS. [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Norma Rea' A woman 8 ANca [C N N ] Inakta Butinaaa 8 Jimmy Swaggart 1: 10AM [CN N] Haahh Weak 6:30AM CD Agronsky & Company ® Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg [H B O ] M OVIE: A Rare Breed' A teen­ workir^ in a tsxtits mHI finds new msaninQ [ESPN] NFL'a Qraateat Momenta: La- age girl and her prize horse are kidnapped 1 :1 (D Gaorga and NWdred CD Young Edition ® Davey & Goliath in her life whan she joms the fight for union- i [D IS] Danger Bay ganda of the FaN (R). 8 VisiMa Target The Army evacuation SAM SPECHY after winning several races. George Ken­ of Jspenese-Americans during Worid War CD N e w Jersey People Now arrange the circled letters to izstion. SaNy Field. Beau Bridges, Ron Leib- [E S P N ] Mark Soaki'a Salt W ater Jou r­ [USA]Lancar 1:30AM CD Oavld SuseUnd dD Super Sunday nedy. Forrest Tucker. 1982 Rated PG man. 1979. Rated PG. nal (R). II and one American couple's opposition to Q ]) Christopher Close-Up [C N N ] Crossfire form the surprise answer, as sug­ [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Escape From El Diablo' 8:45PM [D IS ] d t v the confinement is examined. QD ItKlependem Network News lunar's Komar 20 Minute Workout gested by the above cartoon. When a teenager is imprisoned in a Mexi­ 4:00PM (D 7:00PM G D #0 Mkiutaa (60 min.) 9 ABC News [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey! < A > M OVIE: l Ought to be in 8 Aek the Manager can jail for his involvement in a brawl, his ( 9 HM>V1E: 'Voyager' Lasaia travels 9:00PM (X) Insights [ESPN] Fly Fishing with Joe Hum­ (X) SB MOVIE: 'CandteNwe' (CC) A Picturas' A jobless screenwriter raiuc- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Bitdy' (CC) A wounded [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW friends devise a daring plan to free Nm through many Nstoric areas of the S ^ h - tough American teenager poses as a miss­ Ring Around the World phreys (R). easiern US. Lassie. Robert Bray. MacDon­ tantly rediscovers love end faith when Ns Vietnam vet is obsessed with the desire to Man About tha House Timothy V'an Patten, Jimmy McNichol ing heiress to win the love of the owner of t e e n ^ daughter unexpectetfty arrives for fly. Nicolas Cage, Matthew Modine. 1984. 1:45AM CD ® ) That's Hollywood [HBO] Fraggle Rock (CC) ald Carey. 1963. ' Y '' OF 1983 Rated PG a vast English estate. Jodie Foster, David a visit. Walter Matthau, Ann-Margret, Di­ Rated R. [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'F .I.S .T.' A labor organ­ NO TO @ ) (9 SportaWorid: Nelson/Laporta Niven. Leo McKern. 1977. 2:00AM QD star Games (60 min.) s / ^ A y [U S A ] M O V IE; Little Mad Guy' nah Manoff. 1982. [U S A ] Hollywood Insidar izer rises to power and corruption. Sylves­ X Bout Today's program features Anjmah Sw itch [D IS] Wish Upon a Star CD [C N N ] Mortey Week ter Stallone, Rod Steiger, ^ lin d a Dillon. 1 :30PM d ) Major League Baseball: Nelson and Juan Lapone in a 12-rourKl CD Star to Australia ( 9 Blue Knight 11:00PM ID (XI (gl 8 8 New s [HBO] MOVIE: 'Yourtg and Free' A N e w York M ets at Chicago Cubs (2 hrs . MOVIE: 'Final Counhiown' (CC) [ESP N ] Soccer: Gillete Worid Cup 1978. Rated PG. Jumble answer on page 16 WBC featherweight bout from San Juan. CD ® (D T a x i young boy and a beautiful Indian maiden 30 min.) Puerto Rico, plus coverage of the NHRA ( 9 Solid Gold The captain of the USS Nimitz faces a criti­ [M AX] British Rock: The First Wave enjoy wilderness adventures. Erik Larsen. 8:45AM ® sacred Heart 0D Major League Baseball: N e w York World Firtals of Drag Racing. (90 min.) (2 ) 9 SHvar Spoons Rick's make- cal decision when he is given the power to CD The Worid Tomorrow The invasion of British rock groups to the Jumble Book No. 9 it available lor S2.2S phia 55 centa_poataoe and handling Irom Keith Larsen 1979. Rated PG. com m ent Yankees at Toronto (3 hrs ) believe marriage as part of a class project alter the course of history. Kirk Douglas. Odd Couple United States is highlighted in tNs musical 9:00AM CD Jumble, d o this navrapapar, P.O. Box 4366, Orlando, FL 32fltt-4366. Induda your (9) Firing Una (60 nwi.) QD [TM C] MOVIE: 'Royal Wadding' A is endangered when Ns 'wife' discovers Martin Sheen, Katherine Ross. 1980. (R). special. (60 min.) CD Plastic man name, address, zip coda and maka check payable to Newapaparbooka.______Presanta! 9 Hogan's Heroes ® The Untouchables brother ar>d sister dance team who travel she's pregnant, (R). In Stereo. CD New Jersey People [U SA ] Victory Over IRS Audits CD In Touch Ministries ® Wild Kingdom 0 D P EU C U LA : 'Bloody Mariene' Hector ® Newsmakers to Englarid for the royal wedding fir>d their (9 ) In Saarch of tha Trojan W a r Tha 6or>Ma. Hugo Sligtitz. 1978. QD Calabrste tha Lady (60 mrn.) CBS New* Nlghtwatch own true loves. Fred Astaire. Jar>e Powell, CD ® Oral Roberts twin sisters scheme to bring their parents 0D Punto de Encuentro Singar of Talaa (CC ) In Ireland, a Gaelic (S ) Repeticion de un Juego de Soccer (2 2:1 5AM (X) 11:15AM CS MOVIE: TAmn th« O ) M OVIE: 'The Power' One member of Joined in Progress Peter Lawford. 1951. dD Josie and the Pussycats back together. Hayley Mills, Maureen [CN N ] Money Week @ ) Masterpiece Theatre: Irish R.M. tale-teHer demonstrates the oral tradition hrs., 15 min.) Magnificent' Taaan captures a gang that (CC ) Part 4 of 6 On Christmas Eve. Major a scientific research group possesses the [HBO] MOVIE; 'Raw Courage' Three 6:45AM dD Davey & Goliath O'Hara. Brian Kerth. 1961 [ESP N ] GoH: Senior’s PGA Champion­ of telling stories over 10 or more genera­ QZ) State W e're In d$ Kenneth Copeland has terrorized the jungle. Gordon Scott, and Mrs. Yeates encounter a viHainous ability to drive his colleagues to limit of long-distance runners challenge them­ ship From Cleveland, OH. (2 hrs.) Live. tions. (M min.) '' Connecticut: Now 7:00AM CD w# Believe , (S ) Lassie Betta St. John. 1 9 ^ . 'mountain ntan' who claims injuries from a human endurance and survival. Gewge QD selves to a run through the wilderness and 10:30AM CD Meet the Mayors ® W ild Amarica (CC ) The wolverine is Hamilton, Suzann Pleshette. Yvonne De CD Robert Schuller @ ) (S) Sesame Street (CC) 11:30AM' CD ® This week Whh 1:45PM SD Copa Mundlal da Soccer: run-in with PNIhppa. (60 min.) [C N N ] Inside Business are taken hostage by fanatical survivalists. dD Three Stooges examirted in the environment it shares with Carlo 1968 Lois Chiles. Ronny (^ox. 1984. Rated R. ^ Porky & Bugs Davk) Brinklay Eq Ganador(P-39) contra Eq GanadorfP- [CN N ] News Updata the red fox, deer and the snowshoe hare. CDBth Day (S ) Telephone Auction 4 3) Transmitido desde el eatadio Azteca (g ) 8 M OVIE: Vegas Strip W ar' A Las [E S P N ] SportsCanter (60 min.) ® ) The World Tomorrow CD ® The World Tomorrow [DIS] MOVIE: 'Hog WHd' Motorcycle S D M O V IE: Rohotix: Battle «or tha Fu- 2:30AM [C N N ] Sports Latenlght CD Face-Off (S) MOVIE: 'Tarzan's Revertge' Tarzan de Ciudad Mexico. (2 hrs.. 15 min.) Vegas hotel owner sets out to rebuild Ns [TMC] MOVIE: 'Alphabet City' A young GD MOVIE: 'Lost in Alaska' In the late hoodkima take on clean-cut high school tura' On a post-holocaust world on the far empire after being double-crossed by Ns [ESPN] SportsCenter d D Jerry FalweH dD La Santa Misa saves a safari of wNte travelers bent on kids in a motorcycle race. Michael Biehn, hood balks when he's ordered to set fire to 1800s, the boys set off to Alaska to do a 1:55PM E W o rld Cup Soccer: Quar- side of the galaxy, powerful robots are im­ former panners Rock Hudson, James Earl the tenement Ns parents live in. Vincent Cerrascolendet Funtaatic Worid of Harma-Barbera securirtg rare animal specimens, derm Tony Rosato. 1980. Rated PG. 2:40AM 9 That's the Spirit dD dD good deed for a friend. Bud Abbott, Lou terfinal Match Coverage of a quarterfinal bued with the intelligence of their builders. Jones. Noryuki 'Pat " Morita. 1984. (R). Spano. Kate Vernon, Michael Winslow. Morris, Eleanor Holm, Hedda Hopper. match is featured from Mexico City. Mex­ Worid Vision [CN N] DaybTMk Costello, Mitzi Green. 1952. Bum* a ANen Animated. 1964. Rated R. m o v i e : 'Malaya' An ex- 1936. ico. (2 hrs., 5 min.) 4:30PM CD @ ) © ) Masterpiece Theatre; Irish R.M . 3:00AM (X) (S ) Jim m y Sweggert [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer 01 WaN Streat Journal Raport 0D Good Times [C N N ] Sports Sunday (60 min.) (CC) Part 5 of 6 John Cullinane's filly di­ [U S A ] Making it Big (R). newspaperman has a scheme to smuggle (S ) Wild Anterica: Fishers in the Family raw rubber out of Japanese-occupied Ma­ It's Your Business [ESPN] Fishin' Hole (60 min.) (R). (C C ) The growmg fishers need to learn 0D Embaiadores de la Musica Colom- 2:00PM (g)MOVIE:'Mailiad Woman' [D IS ] M O V IE: Paris Hofaday' An actor sappears during a polo match between the ® O cl(f Couple 11:15PM [H B O ] America Lfndor- laya. James Stewart. Spencer Tracy, John rTKKe about survival before they can be re­ biarta A prostitute testifies for a young district finds romance in Paris while in search of a villagers and a visiting Indian team. (60 (S ) Kenrteth Copeland [HBO] MOVIE: My Science Pro]ecl' attorney against a gang of racketeers. [CNN] Evans and Novak min.) cover: R a p iiu - Can Thay Ba Stopped? Hodiak. 1950. leased into the w M . [C N N ] Sportsweek recent screenplay. Bob Hope, Femandel. dD Connecticut: Now (C C ) A high school student's science pro­ Bette Davis, Lola Lane, Humphrey Bogart. (65 min.j ject gets out of controi. John Stockwell. [TMC] M O V IE: 'F .I.8 .T .' A labor organ­ 1958 ® It's a Uvtrtg QD MOVIE; 'The Dark Command' A (9 ) Batman Jeffarsons 1937. izer rises to power and corruption. Sylves­ guerilla leader fights a sheriff during Civil [C N N ] Daybreak Dennis Hopper, Fisher Stevens 1985 12:00PM CD [E S P N ] SportsCanter (60 min.) Siempre en Domingo Raul Velasco es 11:30PM CD CB S News (S What's Happening Now ter Stallone, Rod Steiger, MelkKla Oililon. QD War raids in the Kansas territory. John [D IS] Mousercise Rated PG-13 CD Robert Schuller (9 ) Connecticut Arts Awards Blue Knight 1978. Rated PG. [MAX] Rock and RoN: Tha Early Days el anfiirion de este programs de entreteni- CD Wayne. Walter Pidgeon, Ciaire Trevor. Temas y Debates ® Star Saarch (60 min.) miento internacional producido en Mexico, [E S P N ] SpeechAreek (R). 9:30AM CD Face the State (9) Greatest Sports Legertds [TMC] MOVIE: Royal Wadding' A CD News / Sports 1940. (S) 3-2-1. Contact (CC) MOVIE: 'Charga of tha Light Bri- 5:00PM (X) Kojdt en el cual se presentan los mas populares [M A X ] Rock and Roll: The Early Days CD @ ) Leave It to Beaver (9) MOVIE; "The 3.000 Mile Chase' A brother and sister dance team who travel CD Millionaire Maker [CN N] Newsnight d D Kids. Incorporated professional courier attempts to deliver a gada' The most amazing real-war adven­ (D Black ShMp Squadron artistas de la farandula Nspana asi como [U S A ] Surtday Cartoon Express to England for the royal wedding find their CD Point of View key witness cross-country to a New York ture ever told is re-enacted. Olivia de Havil- invitados especiales de todo el mundo. (2 QD The Honeymooners [ESPN] Hydroplane Racing 1985 Sea­ [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday (ID Fama (60 min.) own true loves. Fred Astaire. Jane Powell, hrs.) 7:30AM CD Barrio dD Jem court appearance. Cliff (JeYoung. Glenn land, David Niven. Nigel Bruce. 1936. Peter Lawford. 1951. (9 Strictly Business son Highlights (60 min.) 10:45AM IS) j« wm< uf* Qi It Takea a TMaf Ufestyfes of tha Rich and Famous CD Celebration of the Eucharist (S ) Day of Discovery Ford. 1977. [CN N ] Week in Review [U S A ] Virginian QD (2) 9 Sports Machine [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Goodbye New York' A (S ) Monaymakara (60 min.) Yuppie American princess sleeps through QD T M i W M k in Comwiiti- (9 ) McLaughlin Group [D IS ] The Gold Bug Captain Kidd's 9 Profile Boston (D Hispanic Horizons (S ) Celebrate 11:00AM her scheduled landing and lands in hot cut ® ) What About Women buried treasure and two strangers add up (S) Harry O 7:30PM (2) ® Punky Brewster [CN N ] Weak in Review (S ) Day of Discovery (S ) Tertnessee Tuxedo Punky and her classmates discover that MOVIE; 'Night of the Following Day' water in Israel. Julie Hagerty, Amos Kollek, (D Dmid Toma Show to suspense and adventure for a young d3 Tha Shakaapaara Hour Hostad by [DIS] MOVIE: Balls Are Ringing' A A kidnapping runs into an unforeseen snag (5?) Whet About Women ® Rev. David Paul (9 ) Charlie's Angels the mentally retarded custodian has a very David Topaz. 1985. Rated R. boy. ( ^ min.) W alter Matthau: King Lear Lear recon­ timid girl who works for a te le p l^e an­ when the abducted girl falls in love with (31) F T V GDSabroshow special gift. (R). 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C T 94 young man on probation lives in a fantasy 5:45PM [U S A ] Warned: Dead or AHva 4:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week [D IS] Wind in the WMows pany try to take their college variety show [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report Eq Qanador(P-44) contra Eq Qanador(P- (9) ® Nature: Treasures of tha QuH (39 Star Trek WVIT Hartford. C T M to Roadway. Miss Piggy's jealousy of a worid. Anthony Perkins, Tuesday Weld, Nawa [ES P N ] Ma|or League BesebaN's Grea­ [ESPN] NFL Films (R). 38) Transmitido desdo el eatedio Cuauht­ (CC ) The ecological damage caused by 10:00PM (X) (3l Can You Be 'Thiimar? WSBK Boston. M A friendly waitress threatens her wedding Beverly Garland. 1968. 4:30AM [C N N ] Big story. test Hits: 1967 Worid Series (60 min.) emoc en Puebla. (2 hrs., 15 min.) fighting in the Arabian Gulf is examined. (X) Straight Talk « WGOB Springfield, M A (44 p>lans for the frog. Voices of Jim Henson, 12:35PM [D IS] Mouse Factory (60 min.) (R). (g ) Hogan's Heroes [U SA] Fred Lewie Show Paterson. 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(2 hrs., 30 min.) away from the New York home of her fos­ 8 Connecticut Arts Awards during a traffic accident, and both of their CNN endangerirtg Ns career ar>d Ns seNty against the restrictions of her religious [C N N ] Prinxe New s delinquents. James Dean, Natalie Wood. Sports Network lESPNl tant wrestling match is disrupted when he MOVIE: 'Summar of My Garman ter parents to seek her real father in Califor­ 8 38 on Sports careers accelerate. Jeff Conaway. 1983. ESPN Glenn Ford. Debbie Reynolds, Eva Gabor. CD background and her tyrannical father, goes Sal Mineo. 1955. Home Box Office iHBOl falb in love an older woman tempor­ Soldier' A Jewish girt befriends a (Berman nia. Michael Parks, Cefta Kaye. Ross Elliott. [ESPN] To Be Announced Rated R. ’ HBO 1959. to Minsky's Burlesque in New York artd the ® Mysteryl: Agatha Christia's Part- CMEMAX CInamax IMAXI arily boerdktg at Ns house. Matthew Mod- POW interred near her Deep South home­ 1965. 9 Mass Courtcil of Rabbis striptease is bom. 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While six-bedroom, lake-view chalet. traveling from one campus to small-town country inns (where at least a dozen states have College dorms. Many Expensive? No, there’s no adventures. another all summer. living is a lot cheaper than in sizable gold deposits, in American and Canadian colleges money involved. But you do In Europe, Elderhostel classes cities) and recuperate with hot California this year gold fever is welcome the opportunity to rent have to allow the owners of this may be held in a German Castle, showers and tasty dinners. rampant. The torrential floods of out vacant dorm rooms and see elegant chalet to use your home a British college dating back to Take Indiana, for example, some income during the summer Roman times or a Jerusalem winter have moved gravel that in the States while you’re using where Parke County offers maps hasn’t been dislodged in months when registration is theirs. University overlooking the Dead of bike routes through its light. 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Concerned about mercury in fish? To have to tell a child, ‘No, there isn’t enough,’ can be a painful necessity for If you eat fish every day, it’s best to vary the menu parents. Many of us would like to be able to By Sonja Heinz* GROUND ROUND give our children all they need and much of DARK RED ON INSIDE what they want as well. My husband is trying to I've been buying A&P meat for maintain his weight and finds a long lime and would like to eating fish, rather than rruat, a brow what causes ground help. Recently he has been round to turn dark red on the concerned about mercury. Does inside but on the outside it stays all fish or just sw on^h real red. The butcher is giving eorttain mercury f Is it s a ie to me a song and dunce. George catfish for dinner every day? Tierney, Soutifield, Mich. He has been doing this for The Department of eight months. A reader in Agriculture explains that this A person who eats fish Torrington, Conn. situation is caused by nothing every day should vary yy Robert Price, seafood more than oxygen. When meat Going without technology specialist with the is exposed to air, the natural the types of fish eaten University of California at pigment of the meat, which is since some may be Davis, advises us that although responsible for the red color and mercury may be found in all is called oxymyoglobin, contaminated with kinds of fish and other foods, combines with the oxygen in the certain pollutants. When there isn’t enough swordfish and tuna are the only air to produce the red color. The commercially popular fish that red color is called “bloom.” or may not include heart meat or Doesn’t sound too appetizing, vegetable oils, olive oils and/or have shown a mercury content The interior of the meat does muscle from tongue, diaphragm but at least there weren’t any hydrolized protein, which By Frtd Rog«rs A friend of ours remembers plate with both hands. For once exceeding one part per million not have the red color due to the or esophagus. If lips, snouts and eyelashes in the mixture. flavor enhancer, and also tuna his 4-year-old son sobbing in her life she had enough... and (ppm). One ppm is the lack of oxygen to cause the ears are used, the label should which is salt-free or low sodium uncontrollably over something yet she was to be deprived maximum safe limit for mercury “bloom” to appear. say “with by-products,” or READER FEEDBACK: ) (the absence of which definitely that had gone wrong. His father again! in fish. something similiar. Dry milk or CANNED TUNA affects the taste), by "fishing” I an I have tried to console him, but with “For many years," says EYELASHES IN HOT DOGS Children’s attitudes toward not soy flour may also be added to E. Ann Vermillion, around a consumer is bound to , another little success. Suddenly the boy Price, "man has eaten tuna and What ingredients are in all hot having enough (as toward almost “beef up” the mixture. Davenport, Iowa: ”1 read your find a tuna to his or her liking. I ^ helping?" “No, wiped his eyes and said, “It just swordfish with concentrations of dogs? A tuighbor told me lately everything) emerge from the Dr. Michael Jacobson, of the column in which a reader Albacore, the most expensive B _ there isn’t doesn’t seem fair! But then i mercury higher than the that eyelashes are put in them. enough food." attitudes of their first and closest Center for Science in the Public complained about the quality of because.it’s the scarcest, is the guess the world isn’t fair, is it. established limit without signs of I was shocked. J.A. Haller, “Can I have a caregivers. If those caregivers Interest, visited one large Chicken of the Sea tuna, and white meat tuna with the least Dad?” His father reassured'him any harmful effect. Most experts Ormond Beach, Fla. Virginia packing house and toy like Jimmy’s?” “No, there are bitter and resentful, a child how even the labels look fishy taste. 'The tan tunas, that he sometimes felt that way, agree that the one ppm level for Hot dogs have been rumored observed that “the meat that isn’t enough money.” “Can I may come to see the world and cheaper. I, too, noticed a taste usu^ly either from yellowfin or too, but that the world didn’t fish has a considerable margin of to contain everything from have a room of my own?'’ “No, the people in it as hostile. If went into hog dogs (and difference in this tuna and found skipjack, have a more profound always seem that way. safety built into it. It is cowhide to earthworms, but there isn’t enough space." they blame the child for their bologna) consisted of fat an older Can to compare labels. taste. ■ Truly deprived children soon heartening to recognize that eyelashes is a new one on me. deprivation — “You’re just one trimmed from hams and chops; . “The tuna was previously become aware of their there have been no reported Perhaps an errant lash from a the only red meat was bits that To have to tell a child, “No, deprivation, but how they feel more mouth to feed!” — that worker’s eyes drifted into a packed in seasoned broth and oil cases of mercury poisoning in were accidentally attached to there isn’t enough,” can be a about it is quite another matter. child may grow with guilt and a mixture at some factory, and is now packed in pure the U.S. from eating fish." large pieces of fat. After the painful necessity for parents. They may feel sad — or hopeful sense of being a burden to eventually turning up on vegetable oil. Unless they get If you have a Many of us would like to be A person who eats fish every ingredients were pulverized and enough complaints and return to — or, like one 5-year-old in a everyone. somebody’s plate. Mistakes do able to give our children all they day should vary the types of fish emulsifled, the mixture of fat, using the seasoned broth and oil, consu mer-oriented family day-care center, clearly On the other hand, if these eaten since some may be happen. need and much of what they The ingredients of hot dogs water, protein (from dry milk or I will not purchase it again.” question, send it to fearful. caregivers can, through the contaminated with certain ^ soy flour) and additives had the want as well. This little girl came from a vary with the brand. Read the A number of readers wrote emotional, spiritual and physical pollutants. Ocean fish, as color of bread dough and the complaining about the declining Sonja Heinze, King But then, of course, we find home where there was seldom label. Most hot dogs contain nourishment of others, begin to opposed to freshwater fish, consistency of mud. quality of canned tuna, one we can’t, and that can lead to enough to ^ t , and on her first meat, water, salt, sugar, spices - Features Syndicate, understand their own worth, they generally have less of a pollution “The emulsion was then reader even suggesting that feelings of failure and guilt and day at the center the and additives such as artificial 235 E. 45th St., New will be able to pass on to their problem. Additionally, certain packed into a casing, which was perhaps fish other than tuna wonderings if we are a worthy mid-morning snack was a plate children a sense of well-being coloring, sodium erythoibate or chemicals .such as PCB’s, DDT coated with a brilliant red were in the cans, which is York, N.Y. 10017. of buttered toast squares. She (that good things are possible i r V ascorbate, sodium acid parent at all. Those can be hard and dioxin tend to accumulate in artificial coloring, and cooked. highly unlikely. was given the plateful first, and even when times are hard). It pyrophosphate, sodium nitrate feelings to live with, no matter the tissues of fatty fish. The light tan mixture darkened when the woman in charge takes a certain amount of hope and sodium nitrite. - Since there are so many how we tell ourselves that our Mackerel is a fatty fish and during the cooking due to the asked her to take a square and in order to be able to believe different brands of tupa now on having to say “no" to our should be consumed, therefore, The meat may be all beef or a heat and to the action of sodium pass the rest along, the girl burst that life is worth the effort of the market, packed in various children is part of their real only about once a month. beef and pork mixture, and may nitrate and nitrite.” solutions including water. world — and ours. out crying and hung on to the living. ■

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this yellow fruit has By Sondra Aator Slave The croutons were also heavy on the breading. Since the particularly tasty and there was eggplant slices were extremely The Bidwell Tavern is the a choice of appealing dressings. thin, the predominating taste a king-sized fan club best-known restaurant in Pumpernickel and French-style was of batter and not of Coventry. ^Ixicated on Route 31 breads were at the side as well vegetabie. Manicotti was also on / in the village area, it was as a huge block of good Cheddar the menu but not tried. By Ted Larsen restored and expanded in the cheese. Chicken cordon bleu was 1970s and achieves a colonial Three steaks were on the prepared as a cousin to chicken look without seeming artificial menu. We tried the T-bone and kiev. The breast was rolled he yellow fruit has been or studied. around for centuries, found it exemplary. Cooked around thin slices of ham and some say at least 30 in On a recent visit, the menu perfectly to rare, it had a smoky cheese, coated lightly with India and Asia. They incorporated a bit of everything taste and a slightly charred edge breadcrumbs and fried to a that is currently fashionable in which was totally delightful. greaseless crisp. It arrived as a did not appear in the culinary circles — a little West until around 1500 The meat provided just the neat looking cone and was Italian, a little Mexican, some right amount of resistance in the accompanied by the excellent Twhen introduced to the Canary broiled items, a salad bar. The mouth and I was impressed to french fried potatoes that also Islands. The name is a result was uneven: What was discover that it cut equally well complimented the steak. corruption of West African with ^ good was very, very good; other with a steak knife, or a tool with Unfortunately, the chicken a few Portuguese and Spanish choices were ... less felicitous. a duller blade. The accompany­ looked better than it tasted. touches thrown in for good Appetizers proved to be ing french fries were likewise There was a slight sense of measure. The banana industry among the lesser notes. An top of the line. Cut fairly thick, dryness and even with the ham can thank a monk. Friar Tomas order of nachos consisted of a they were crispy outside, mealy and cheese, it lacked flavor. de Berlanga, for introducing the generous pile of very salty within. fruit to the Caribbean. He tortilla chips topped with pale Another star of the open The three desserts we tried planted the first trees in what is melted cheese, with two small broiler was the hamburger, a followed the acceptable but not now Haiti and the Dominican cups of pepper sauce on the side. humungous oval of first-rat'' exciting tone of the non-broiled Republic in 1516. An order of chili was thin. The ground beef. Served on a seeded main dishes. Apple pie. served Even though bananas had few pieces of meat were tasty ^^ roll, this was perfectly warm on request, had a decent spread across most of the West and made one hunger for more. . prepared. Augmented by the crust but a filling that tasted Indies, the first samples did not Additional solids and less liquid salad bar. it is a full meal for excessively of cinnamon, even appear in the U.S. until 1804, could have rendered this a more even the hungriest. to one who is extremely fond of that spice. when Captain John Chester pleasurable meal starter. Italian dishes seemed to fare \ brought a few bunches of the The salad bar was one of the less well. It is not that anything Carrot cake was pleasing to curious fruit to New York City options that worked best. was bad; thedishes just lacked some but seemed bland to me. Included with the higher priced any spark to make them special. The texture, however, was not to from Cuba. be faulted. Americans gave bananas a dinner plates and available for a Lasagna was layers of seasoned $1.50 surcharge with the others, ricotta between properly cooked Perhaps the best was the tremendous yawn, ignoring them cheesecake, which was offered for another 25 years. In 1830 the The first samples of it offered a bowl of fresh greens, broad noodles in a pedestrian several pickled bean salads, tomato sauce. There was an with a fruit topping. It was first major banana shipment bananas did not properly creamy if not quite as came to the Big Apple, byt a tomatoes, onions, mushrooms absence of sausage or other appear in the U.S. until and peppers, both green and meat, an absence of mozzarella fresh tasting as similar cakes truly American ingredient had elsewhere. yet to enter the picture. 1804, when Captain pickled. Not to be missed was cheese — an absence of the potato salad, which I think is excitement: Entrees ranged from $5 to $13. The missing link was John Chester brought Deli sandwiches, as well as promotion; the 1876 Philadelphia among the best to be found Eggplant parmigiana. a few bunches of the anywhere. sampled on a previous visit, was other items that can serve as Centennial Exposition changed appetizers or light meals, were Reginald Ptnto/Mancha«t«r Harald that. Two Boston fruit fruit to New York City priced lower. importers, Lorenzo Baker and from Cuba. If you order from the A table is set for diners at the Bidwell Tavern in Andrew Pearson, used a booth at Bidwell’s strengths, you can Coventry. the Exposition to offer The Bidwell Tavern enjoy an excellent meal. foil-wrapped bananas for a hand. The result may be lumpy, Judging by the superlative / medium Cranny Smith apple, with 2 tablespoons of cottage served with roast pork or 1260 Main S t, Coventry, 742>6978 then-costly dime. They sold like but that’s OK. hamburger and excellent steak, peeled, cored, and sliced ch eese. ch ick en . Hours: Sunday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 1 a.m.; hotcakes. Their United Fruit Grease a 9-inch loaf pan well it would seem that anything Company became a national '/} cup walnuts, chopped Bananas and macadamia nuts Friday and Saturday: 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. and spoon in the batter. 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