Lottery Above, Said He Enjoyed the Ceremony
M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 23, 1986 BUSINESS I , SPORTS WEEKEND PLUS Mini-golf center Cheney clinches Cavey’s chef has a family affair tie for C O C title one busy morning MEMOBIAL DAT .. page 9 ... page 11 ... magazine inside 1986 aitdipHlpr l^rra^^ Manchester — A City of Village Charm The War for Indopondonco ... tho Civil War ... World War I
... World War II ... Koroa ... Viotnam ... so many lives Saturday, May 24, 1986 25 Cents have been lost in the service of our country. As we honor Passerby South Africa these dead today, many of us may feel discouraged at calk 8th loses top man 2 the world's failure to achieve a lasting peace. But to Just In time
cease striving for that peace would be the greatest Bv John F. Kirch Herald Reporter in Washington Dominick and Joan DeDomini- cis are grateful today. By Jim Anderson disregard of the sovereignty of dishonor we could bring to the memory of our dead, let United Press International South Africa’s neighbors.” \ If it hadn't been for a quick Potgeiter’s expulsion indicated 4 thinking passerby, the couple WASHINGTON - The adminis that the United States could be us rather "take increased devotion to that cause for probably would have lost their tration.' taking a tough action willing to take a tougher line — home of 22 years to flames Friday against the white-minority govern aside from the longstanding policy night. ment of South Africa, expelled of “constructive engagement” or “ I ’m glad somebody called.” Pretoria’s top military official in quiet diplomacy — with South which they gave the last full measure of devotion ... said Frank Mordavsky, the Eighth the United States Friday as Africa in efforts to dismantle Utilities District Fire Department punishment for its raids on Bots apartheid. assistant chief who was in com wana, Zimbabwe and Zambia. The order Friday was the first mand at the scene. “ Another five The State Department also an U.S. expulsion of South African that government of the people, by the people, for the or ten minutes, we would have had nounced that South Africa will not officials in three years. In 1983. the the roof in flames." be permitted to replace Brigadier United States expelled two mil Alexander Potgeiter “ at this time” itary attaches in retaliation for As it happened, the small attic and the United States is calling South Africa’s expulsion of two puople, shall not perish from the earth." fire at 32S W. Middle Turnpike was home its senior defense attache in U.S. military attaches. extinguished by the district fire South Africa, Col, Robert Hastie. The U.S. officials were expelled department minutes after it "for consultations." at that time after the South African started at about 8 p.m. Firefigh In a related matter, the U.S. and government discovered their em ters were called to the scene after a Britain vetoed a Security Council bassy plane had a secret camera Manchester resident who was resolution Friday night that called installed under the pilot’s seat. driving by the house saw smoke for selective international sanc coming from the roof and alerted tions to punish South Africa for its T H E U N IT E D S TA TE S for neighbors of the possible fire. raids into three neighboring coun mally protested the attacks Mon There were no injuries and no tries. Twelve of the 15 Council day on targets of the outlawed structural damage to the house, members supported the resolution African National Congress, the fire officials said. and France abstained. black organization fighting “I’m happy as hell,” Dominick The United States and Britain against South Africa’s apartheid DeDominicis said when he arrived had both declared their willingness system of racial segregation. % ■ This Page Paid For And Sponsored By The Following Civic Minded Businesses at his home moments after the to join other council members in Manus Leroux, spokesman for blaze was put out. “ After 22years. M unanimously condemning South the South African Embassy, said. I don’t want to go anywhere else.’’ Africa for Monday’s raids on “ I don’t think at this point we have The DeDominicis. who live in the alleged guerrilla targets in the anything to say about” the U.S. house by themselves, were visiting black-ruled nations of Botswana. expulsion. He said Ambassador their daughter in Avon Friday Zambia and Zimbabwe. Herbert Beukes. who the State night. Bui the two Western powers Department said was informed of M.SEFFERTS STAN BYSIEWICZ The fire was spotted by Rick balked at binding international the action, was not available for p Ap a u t o p a r t s CANDIOS BY INC. Barrett of Harvard Road, who was sanctions even though they al comment. A driving along West Middle Turn SmUNCES, TV-AUDW INSURANCE AGENCY 307 Eaal Canlar Slraal Ona Colonial Road ready had imposed limited eco Potgeiter has 10 days to leave the 44S Hafiford Road, Manchaalar pike with his wife. Nola. and his 366 Main Slraal Manchaalar * 649-3S26 CAROL Manchaalar • 646-1233 nomic restrictions of their own on United Slates, officials said. 647-9997 Manchaalar a 649-2891 963 Main Slraal mother. Helen Whalen. They were South Africa. Manchaalar a 649-6619 returning home from a shopping At a news conference earlier trip when they noticed smoke A STATE DEPARTMENT OF Friday at the State Department pouring out of the attic windows F IC IA L said the expulsion order with the foreign minister of Bots MANCHESTER HERAU) and quickly turned around to alert did not suggest Potgeiter. South wana. Gaositwe Chiepe. Shultz 16 Bralnard Placa DONALD S. GENOVESI JACK J. LAPPEN REALTY iroaiiwnnoKT MANCHESTER DRUG neighbors. Africa’s top military official in the said they shared a feeling of rip tio n a/M Manchaalar • 643-2711 INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ------KRAUSE FLORIST “PreKr^tion SpecialUu“ United States, was guilty of any outrage about the raids he des 164 Eaal Cantor SIroal 717 Main Slraal “ She’s the one who saw it," Rick Y 945 Main SIraaT Manchaalar • 643-4263 Manchaalar • 649-4541 Barrett said of his mother. “ She misconduct and was solely a cribed as “ totally without justifi & GREENHOUSES punitive measure against Pretoria cation (and) completely Manchaalar • 643-2131 “l.nrgertirg e tl Helail Crnirern in Mancheater" said. ‘gee. there’s smoke coming 621 IHartford Road, Manchaalar out of that building.’’’ for M onday’s raids on its unacceptable.” neighbors. 643-9SS9 Yet Shultz indicated that recal Barrett quickly turned the car H «r«ld photo by Pinto Earlier Friday, Secretary of ling U.S. Ambassador Herman around and rushed up to the house State George Shultz strongly con DUBE LEWIS INSURANCE OLYMPIA DELICATESSEN Nickel, as the administration did SAVINGS BANK next door, which is owned by Joan Two firemen carry afan uptotheattic motorist alerted neighbors to the fire. demned South Africa’s attack on 697 Main Slraal after a similar South African raid AGENCY JOYCE G. EPSTEIN NORTHWAY REXALL DeDominicis’ cousin, Nancy Mas- its neighbors, saying the United Manchaalar • 643-0609 window at 325 W. Middie Turnpike The fan helps push smoke out of the on Botswana in July, is not a likely 1678 Ellington Road OF MANCHESTER saro of 333 W. Middle Turnpike. States was considering “ many 923 Main Straot REAL ESTATE Friday night, where a smali fire was attic. action at this time. South WIndaor a 644-2528 . PHARMACY options” — indicating Potgeiter’s Manchaalar • 646-1700 "Where The Individual Gels Attention" "Preacriptinn Speciatiata" Please turn to page 10 quickly extinguished after a passing expulsion may not be the final U.S. “ We must remember an ambas Serving: Maneherter, EaU Hartjorti, nnlinn, .Antitner. 349 Eaal Center Street 230 North Main SIroal action. sador is in the country to provide Manchaatar • 646-4510 South ff'indtor, EaU ff'tndror, Arhjord A Eattford BOGNERS PACKING CO. Mancheater • 647-8895 The State Department’s an representation, on we don’t neces Member FDIC 349 Welharall Street nouncement said: “ We trust that sarily accomplish something by OATSUN BY DECORMIER Mancheater • 646-5000 this action will make clear to the removing that representation." “Salfn. Si-rrivv & I’arlx' South African gqvernment that the Shultz said. “ We are considering 28S Broad Staal Little accomplished in Crestfield talks United States cannot tolerate Manchaalar • 643-4165 A. RAYMOND ZERIO KB AUTOMOTIVE many options.” THE CARLYLE JOHNSON & SONS, INC. 311 Broad Street Bv John F. Kirch ment) are taking an unreasonable nuring home owners in the con made fair proposals during the CUNUFFE AUTO BODY 409 Now Slata Road Mancheater • 643-SS44 Herald Reporter position,’’ said Kevin Doyle, vice tract negotiations, contended F ri talks. MACHINE COMPANY day that management has been “ If the union wants this con “Speeialimn in Pnicer Trnnanihvion “Q u a lity Service At fl» Beat" Manchaatar • 643-L166 ROGERS CORP. Roula 63 . Some three months after a bitter president of the New England flexible throughout the process. tract,” Scheer said, “ they’ll have Comar of MW 6 Oakland 8U. Since 190.1“ Health Care Employees Union. Talcoitvilla • 643-0016 ’15-week strike came to an end, “ The employer has made four to accept language that reflects the Memorial Day Manchaalar a 646-5S00 52 Main Straot District 1199. which represents Manchaalar • 643-1531 management and the union that sets of proposals to the union.” realities of the environment at represents employees at the about 60 nurse’s aides, kitchen Scheer .said. “ The union has not Crestfield-Fenwood and not at Monday is Memorial Day, a state and federal holiday. Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home workers and other service em responded to any of them. I would another nursing home that is 30 or VKTS PIZZA ployees at the Vernon Street Federal offices: AH federal offices will be closed Monday and J. GARMAN, CLOTHIER :have been to the bargaining table not say, the negotiations are 40 miles away” nursing home. ORLANDO ANNULLI JACKSON & JACKSON 867 Downtown Main Strael & RESTAURANT ;four times. strained. The process is taking a District 1199 represents em will reopen Tuesday. MANCHESTER OIL HEAT 151 Waal MIddIa Tumpiko ' But both sides report that “ We’re attempting to negotiate long time because the union insists ployees at many nursing homes State offices: All state offices will be closed Monday. & SONS. INC. Mancheater • 643-2401 Manchaalar • 649-37'oo “Quality Fuel Prtniucta" REAL ESTATE .progress in contract talks has been an entire contract," Doyle said on its own language." around the state, including the Department of Motor Vehicles offices and emissions inspection 2 147 Hale Road, P.O. Box 669 61 Loomla SIroal Don Jackann Hoae Fiola Jackaon slow and painful. Friday after the fourth negotiating District 1199 officials have said Meadows Convalescent Center on stations are closed early Friday and will rqppen Tuesday. Mancheater • 644-2427 Manchaalar • 647-9137 166 Main Slraal ' Union and nursing home officials session. “ There’s not one thing in the past that ,management’s Bidwell Street. The union has Municipal offices: All. town offices in Manchester, Andover, Manchaalar • 647-6400 each blame the other side for the that is holding up the negotiations proposal to increase wages is not indicated it will try to get benefits Bolton and Coventry will be closed Monday. Manchester SULLIVAN & CO. slow progress, but neither side is except for management's lack of enough and have complained similar to those at other homes, emergency numbers: highway, 647-3233: refuse, 647-3248; water Advartlaing Spaclaltlaa JAMES R. McCAVANAGH :revealing details of the talks. flexibility on language.” about other ’’ridiculous’’ offers. while management has said»that and sewer, 647-3111. W J. IRISH INSURANCE 806 Main Slraal " I think the negotiations are Hartford attorney Alan I. However. Scheer said the owners Garbage: There will be no garbage collection in Manchester JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. Please turn to page 3 Manchaalar • 649-6523 REALTY ■strained because they (manage Scheer, who is representing the of the 155-bed nursing home have Monday. Monday pickups will be done Tuesday. ( AGENCY 164 Eaal Canlar Slraal “Reaidential & Commercial Salea" Manchaalar • 649-5261 CARDINAL BUICK, INC. Liquor stores: Closed Monday. \ “Service You Can Truil" 237 Eaat Cantor SI. ISO North Main Straot “A touch above firat claaa.“ Banks: Many will be closed today, and all will be closed Manchaalar a 646-1232 61 Adama SL FRANK LOGAN OIL Manchoalar • 649-3600 Monday. Manchaalar • 649-4571 TODAY’S HERALD Moffett files a lawsuit Libraries: Closed Monday. 4 CO. Special events: In Manchester, the Korean War Memorial at CARTER CHEVROLET 446 Spring Slraal Munro Park will be dedicated Sunday at 2 p.m. Manchester’s WIndaor Locka • 623-6962 Index over Southington vote Memorial Day parade will start at 9:30 a.m. Monday at the Army TED CUMMINGS 1229 Main Strael VILLAGE CUTS :Rall progreas and N avy Club on Main Street and will make its way north to East 65 CHnton Slraal Manchaalar • 646-6464 BURIED UNDER BOOKS Gov. William A. O’Neill signed a 20 pages, 2 ssctlons Center Street, for a service at Munro Park. From there, the MSURANCE AGENCY 166 Waal MIddIo Tum piko Manchaalar • 643-6637 bill Friday that gives a Vernon Magaxins Inside By Mark A. Dupuis where Moffett is questioning the 376 Main Slraal Manchaalar • 643-7295 parade will go west to Center Park for ceremonies. attorney the authority to begin United Press International outcome of delegate primaries Andover’s parade will start at 9 a.m. Monday at Andover Manchaalar • 646-2457 1A commuter rail service between the A rIv in A Tuesday that left him short of the Elem entary School. Marchers will go down School Road to Route J & J JEWELERS R iia ln s a a 0 786 Main SIroal north end of Manchester and HARTFORD — Democrat Toby votes needed at the Democratic 316, then to Route 6 to the Memorial Stone. Ceremonies will take C lA B S ifiA H 1 A .9 1 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Manctwalar • 643-8484 Hartford. But whether what would Moffett is looking to the courts to state convention to qualify for a place there and at the cemetery afterward. ) “The Cholceet Meets In Town” r i n m l m A ROBERT J. SMITH, INC be known as the Rockville Rail reverse his delegate primary loss statewide primary Sept. 9. Bolton’s parade will start at 10 a.m. Monday with a march from P.nnnArtiriit 7 Moffett also is questioning the MANCHESTER 317 Highland Street “Inauranamitha Since 1914!" GRAMES PRINTING road will attract enough financial to Gov. William A. O’Neill in one Bolton Elem entary School to the center. A service will be held on backing to begin operations is still Pnt^rlAinmAnt 1A town and to a recount today to outcome of the Waterbury dele Mancheater a 646-4277 65 Eaal Canlar Straot “Same
CoBBccticHi, M anachm etta aad Rkode Islaad: Partly cloudy west and cloudy with a chance of Rockville Railroad showers east today and tonight. Highs 85 to 75. Lows in the 50s. Partly cloudy Sunday with highs in V George Layng supportive of urban mass transit. the 70s. Partly sunny Monday with highs again in lerald Reporter He added that rail service nnight the 80s and 70s. I prove to be economically desira Maine: Scattered showers today. Clearing north ; Gov. William A. O’Neill signed a ble. Although falling gasoline and chance of lingering showers south tonight. •bill Friday that gives a Vernon prices have made automobile Mostly sunny on Sunday. Lows near 50. Highs in the .’attorney the authority to begin travel more appealing recently. . 80s today and 70s Sunday. ;&mmuter rail service between the Simmers believes that oil will New Hampshire: Scattered showers today. dlorth end of Manchester and become scarce in the near future. Chance of a few showers tonight and becoming Hartford. “ We’re entering another period mostly sunny on Sunday. Lows near SO. Highs in the of oil shortages," he warned. mid-OOs to low 70s today and in the 70s Sunday. > But whether what would be “ You’ve got to be ready.” Vermont: Partly sunny and mild today. Chance known as the Rockville Railroad Financing isn’t all that’s needed. of showers. Highs 65 to 70. Partly cloudy and cool will attract enough financial back Before trains can carry commu ing to begin operations is still ters into Hartford. Simmers will * ^ I tonight. Lows 45 to SO. Sunny and mild on Sunday. Today In history Highs 65 to 70. uncertain. also have to negotiate with Conrail, Told of the signing Friday the owner of the track, for permission to use it. On this date in 1626, the Dutch West Indies Trading Co. afternoon. Simmers said he was Extended outlook bought the island of Manhattan from the Indians, paying' pleased. Should the Rockville Railroad with goods worth about $24. But he said he hadn't expected begin operations between Hartford the governor to veto the proposal and the northern part of town and Extended outlook for New England Monday prove successful. Simmers hopes through Wednesday: .after it passed both the state House and Senate. He said his next step to expand it into southern Man Connecticut. Massachusetts and Rhode Island: will be to seek financing — a task chester along the existing south Fair skies through the period. Lows in the 50s and Almanac that might prove to be the most Manchester industrial track. That highs mostly in the 60s, with some 70s over inland difficult part of the Rockville 1.9-mile line ends at the Cheney areas. . ■ Railroad's journey. Mills, many of which are currently being converted into apartments. Vermont: Cool and dry Monday through Simmers, a Manchester native, Wednesday. Highs 65 to 70. Lows in the 40s. Herald photos by Bashaw Today is Saturday. May 24, the Trading Company bought the said he will explore the possibility Simmers said his railroad would More clouds Maine; Fair. Highs 65 to 75. Lows in the 40s. 144th day of 1986 with 221 to island of Manhattan from the of obtaining funds from federal' be convenient for people who live follow. Indians, paying with goods worth agencies such as the Urban Mass there and commute into Hartford. Today: Mostly cloudy with a high of 70 to 75. Low tonight in the New Hampshire: Sunny Monday with highs in However, homeowners who live Jefferson House The moon is moving away about $24. Transit Administration and the the 70s. Fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs 65 to along a portion of that track are mid-50s. Light west winds. Sunday: Partly cloudy with a high in the In 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge Economic Development Council. 75. Lows in the 40s. from its full phase. oppo.sed to the plan. remembers vets mid-70s. Monday: Partly sunny with a high in the mid-70s. Today’s The morning stars are Mars, was opened to the public, linking He wants to use the money to weather picture was drawn by Farrah Hussey of Bolton, a fourth-grader Jupier and Saturn. the New York boroughs of conduct a trial run of the commu A number of Hawthorne Street ter service. If that proved success Residents and einployees of Jefferson at Bolton Elementary School. The evening stars are Mercury Brooklyn and Manhattan. residents have argued that the House paid tribute Friday to Manchester and Venus. In 1941, the British battleship ful. he would seek private barking train would create a safety prob Across the nation to continue operations. Those born on this date are HMS Hood was sunk by the lem. as well as noise and dirt. residents who died during the Vietnam Thunderstorms rode a warm front across the under the sign of Gemini. They German battleship Bismarck War. During a ceremony at the Vietnam Federal officials have warned Conrail plans to ask the federal lower Mississippi Valley Friday and dense fog between Greenland and Iceland. include Britain’s Queen Victoria that budget cuts and limitations on Interstate Commerce Commission Veterans’ Memoriai Park, the group 30 00 blanketed much of the Great Lakes region, making In 1974. jazz great Duke in 1819: hostess and party giver federal transportation funding for the right to abandon the line, stood silently for a few moments to travel hazardous as the Memorial Day weekend Ellington died of cancer at age SEATTLE Elsa Maxwell, credited with could prevent the line from start which has not been used in a approached. In Arkansas, golf ball-size hail remember those who were killed in introducing the ’’scavenger ing up. But Simmers said he number of years. Kathy Byrne, a bombarded Promised Land and Mountain Home hunt,” in 1883: publisher Samuel In 1983, the^uprem e Court Remains confident that backing Conrail spokeswoman, said earlier action. The ceremony included raising while marble-size hail pelted Gamaliel and I. Newhouse in 1895: actress Lili ruled private religious schools can be obtained. this week that Conrail will file for the American flag an(J placing a vase of Melbourne, the National Weather Service said. Palmer in 1914: comedian that practice racial discrimina "I got the thing for 10 years. I can abandonment “ inthe near future,” flowers at the monument, which stands A severe thunderstorm watch was posted for Tommy Chong of Cheech and tion are not eligible for church- afford to wait,” he said. Under the at the corner of Main and East Center southern and northwest Mississippi, northeast related tax benefits. Hawthorne Street residents have Chong in 1938 (age 48): rock bill signed by O’Neill. Simmers has streets. Mike Hebert, right, the director Arkansas and western Tennessee. Showers and musician Bob Dylan in 1941 (age 10 years to begin the Rockville said they are interested in pur SAN FRANCISCO thunderstorms were scattered over t|)e Ohio and 45): and Priscilla Presley, A thought for the day: on Railroad. chasing the property on which the of Jefferson House, played taps as the Tennessee Valley. Scattered showers dotted New widow of Elvis Presley, in 1946 seeing an imitation of herself by Simmers has said the Reagan track is laid. However, under group of about 10 people lowered their England, the lower Great Lakes region and the (age 40). a groom-in-waiting. Queen Vic administration, which advocates abandonment procedures, another heads in prayer. "They came to pay their reducing federal spending for party interested in using the line Missouri Valley. Under an inch of rain fell at On this date in history: toria commented. “ We are not respects," Glenn Beaulieu, a Vietnam Mobridge. S.D., and Crossville, Tenn. amused." traijsportation, could be replaced for rail service can purchase the In 1626, the Dutch West Indies right to use the track. HIGHEST Thick fog covered much of the Great Lakes in t>ie 1988 election by one more War veteran who attended the cerem TEMPERATURES region early Friday. Visibility dropped to less than ony. said Friday. Al Valenti of Glaston 70 NEW a quarter of a mile in many areas. The fog also kept bury, seated and wearing a cap in photo /ORLEANS • MIAMI temperatures cool with readings mainly in the 40s. Lottery above, said he enjoyed the ceremony. 30 00 In the southwestern Michigan town of Gobles, one New lottery scheduled Valenti is a veteran of World War II and LEGEND- man was killed and another injured in a two-car I SNOW collision on a fog-shrouded state highway, police the Korean War. During World War II, he was stationed on the USS Constitution, said. Fog along the west coast of Lake Michigan Connecticut daily: other lottery numbers drawn for Love Lane house Y/y /^SMOWEIIS^ Fl7w blocked airplanes from landing at Mitchell Field in Friday: 410 in N ew England Friday: one of the most decorated U.S. Milwaukee Thursday night, officials said. Rhode Island daily: 3777. battleships of the South Pacific. UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST (*" A lottery will be held Wednesday A second lottery for one house Cold weather chilled the northern Rockies and Play Four: 8216 Tri-state daily: 073 and 9628. at 2 p.m. at the offices of Town was narrowly averted after a westerns Plains where overnight low tempera Lotto: 5-11-31-37-38-39 Massachusetts daily: 4714. tures plunged into the 20s and 30s and in a few spots Attorney Kevin O’Brien to deter Bolton resident managed to locate into the upper teens. In Bristol. Tenn.. a reading of mine the winner of the right to buy the winning couple. Officials of National forecast 43 tied the 1971 record and in Casper. Wyo., it was 28 ’ one of the 14 houses being built on Visions and the town were ready to degrees, breaking the 1974 record of 31. ; town-owned land on Love Lane. hold a second lottery after at Rain/showers are possible today in the Pacific Northwest, the Northern Cloudy, cool weather was common across the A spokesperson for Visions Un- tempts to reach the winning ! limited of Tolland, which is build- couple, who were on vacation, Plains and the North Atlantic Coast States. Showers with Pacific Northwest where low temperatures were in CAN YOU HELP? the 30s and 40s. The southern Plains experienced : ing the houses under contract with were initially unsuccessful. Cheney mill conversions move forward thunderstorms are possible in the Southern Plains and the Central : the town, said today that the mild temperatures in the 60s and 70s overnight. Only those who were eligible for NAME: BRANDY PENRY person who won the right to buy the By Susan Vaughn the 207,000-sqiiare-foot former week. Cambridge. Mass. Bruner/Cott Ohio Valley, as well as the Mid Atlantic Coast States. Elsewhere, the The lowest reading nationwide was 19 degrees at the original drawing on a house are and Associates of Cambridge, DATE MISSING: I2/2S/83 house in the orginal lottery for it Herald Reporter Cheney Bros. Velvet Mill, which is "The pool is in," Paseika said, weather will be fair. Butte. Mont. eligible in a second drawing. directly across from the Clock- referring to the indoor heated pool. Mass., are the architects for both FROM: TOPEKA, KANSAS has not qualified as a buyer. The conversion of one former tower Mill on Elm Street. Other recreational facilities in the projects. DOB: 05/01/76 When a winner fails to qualify as The project is intended to silk mill in the Cheney Historic building include racquetball RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE a buyer, a new lottery is held. So provide affordable houses for When the rehabilitation work is The Cheney Historic District will District to apartments is nearly completed in 14 months, the Velvet courts, a sauna and exercise have a total of 750 new apartments EYES: H A Z E L far. second lotteries have been first-time home buyers who are completed while another is just rooms. HEIGHT: 4 ’ held on two of the houses. Manchester residents. Mill will house 210 apartments. in four mill buildings if all the plans getting started, a spokeswoman Pasieka said. The construction The Clocktower has 132 two- go forward. The Ribbon Mill on WEIGHT: 52 LBS bedroom units and 10 units for the for the developer of both said cost has been estimated at Pine Street has 104 completed handicapped. The remainder are HAIR: BROWN Friday. $9,359,000. she said. apartments and the Weaver’s Mill PEOPLE The 185-unit Clocktower Mill at regular one-bedroom apartments. will have 249 if federal financing is The Connecticut Housing Fi They feature the brick walls, LAST SEEN: In a pizza parlor Calendars Elm and Forest streets will be approved. nance Corp.' recently approved a exposed beams and original win with her sister, Misty. M r. and completed on June I. said Susan Pasieka, executive vice president $10,950,000 mortgage to Dwelling dows of the original silk spinning On Friday, developers told the Mrs. Richard Hansen have was being fired. “ There was the scapegoat, of Dwelling Development Corp. of Development Corp. for the Velvet mill — the oldest of the Cheney Herald of plans to convert the Yarn Honorary graduation Fired up Brandy and her sister. The Manchester Mill into a commercial building sitting right there." said Mosk. pointing to West Hartford. A dedication ce Mill, Pasieka said. Ownership of mills built in 1883. Hansens used to babysit the the Velvet Mill building was The reconstruction of the Clock housing restaurants, shops and Playwright Athol Fugard and Elizabeth An attorney for Raquel Welch, who is suing Welch. "She was the actress they weren’t Tuesday remony is planned for June 12. recently transferred from Clock- tower cost about $8 million. offices to serve the new apart Moynihan, an architectural historian and MGM for $10 million for herdismissal asstar sure they wanted." Mosk said Welch has not .hildren. Warrants are on file for Charter Revision Commission, Lincoln Center hearing room, 8 p.m. Meanwhile, construction has tower Mill Associates to the Velvet The partners for both mills are ments in the mill area. The area, wife of Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, of the movie “ Cannery Row." says she was a gotten a film part since she was fired. Welch the Hansens. Wednesday started on the Velvet Mill, which is also being developed by Dwelling Mill Limited Partnership for the same. In addition to Dwelling which lies north of Interstate 384 D-N.Y., have received honorary degrees scapegoat for executives worried about cost is suing for slander because a producer Planning and Zoning Commission, filing Junior High School, 7 p.m. Development Corp, $660,000, according to Pasieka. Development Corp., they are A. and west of downtown Main Street, from the City University of New York. The overruns. Welch, who was replaced by Debra Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. allegedly told Rolling Stone magazine she Pasieka said interior demolition In the Clocktower, 104 apart Abner Rosen of New York and was formerly the center of the CUNY Graduate School and University Winger, contends she was illegally fired by Eighth Utilities District annual meeting, Waddell School. 7:30 p.m. was fired. and sandblasting are under way at ments were occupied as of last Cambridge Development Corp. of Cheney Bros, textile operation. Center on Thursday granted Mrs. Moynihan MGM while shooting the movie, a box-office Thursday a doctor of letters for her "achievements in flop that starred Nick Nolle. In his opening NAME: MISTY PENRY Judge’s hours. Probate Court, 6:30 p.m. the world of scholarship and for a lifetime of statement Thursday in the Los Angeles, DATE MISSING: 12/25/83 Fireworks Committee, Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. public service.” It cited her work with the Calif., Superior Court breach-of-contract Child talk FROM: TOPEKA, KANSAS progress cited in nursing home taiks American embassy in India, at the United and slander lawsuit, attorney Edward Mosk DOB: 12/24/79 Nations and her campaign to give posthum said the movie was $84,000 over budget by When Julia Child talks, people listen — Andover RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE “ If Kevin wants to file, then the whom they were voting for when their ease. However, a separate ous recognition to Raoul Wallenberg, a Dec. 4, 1980, the day Welch appeared on the especially if the tab to sit by the French Continued from page 1 EYES: B RO W N No meetings are scheduled. place is not the Manchester they voted 46-40 in favor of union U.S. Supreme Court decision Swede who sheltered Jews during the cooking expert is about $450 a day. About a set. She was involved in shooting requiring HEIGHT: 3' conditions at Crestfield-Fenwood Herald, it’s the National Labor representation. handed down earlier this year had dozen students in Oakville, Calif., were Holocaust. Fugard, a South African whose no speaking parts until Dec. 16. Mosk said. WEIGHT: 36 LBS cannot compare directly to other Relations Board,” Scheer said. The federal labor board was the effect of nullifying the owners’ plays have included “ The Blood Knot" and spellbound recently by the celebrity cook By that day. the cost overruns reached HAIR: BROWN Bolton institutions. The nursing home was the site of bringing the case to federal court argument and they decided to ‘ “ Master Harold’ ... and the boys.” received $116,000, and none of it was attributable to whose televised show made her name a In a related matter, Doyle said a long and angry strike last winter, where the owners hoped to argue begin contract negotiations. a doctor of letters “ for the love, boldness, Miss Welch, he said. On Dec. 19, he said, the household word. As she cooked, a mirror LAST SEEN: In a pizza parlor Wednesday Friday that District 1199 is consid- when 60 employees walked off nobility and understanding you have dis studio notified her that she had not fulfilled above the range revealed the master’s every eringvfiling an unfair labor prac their jobs to protest the owners’ with her sister. Brandy. Mr. and Public Building Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. played as an artist and a human being.” her obligation to appear for makeup and she knife-slice and each bubble of the pot. With tice complaint against the owners refusal to negotiate a contract with gracious nods, the 74-year-old diva of whisk, Mrs. Richard Hansen have Misty of the nursing home with the them. bowl and saucepan drew rounds of applause and her sister. The Hansens used Coventry National Labor Relations Board in At the time, the NLRB in at the Robert Mondavi Winery as she to babysit the children. Warrants Hartford. Washington, D.C., had ordered the ‘WestowTi ^Pt}armacy produced the chubbiest puff pastries and the are on file for the Hausens. Tuesday He would not give specifics of the owners — Manchester attorneys creamiest fragrant sauces. Child, who has Steering-Liaison Committee, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. possible complaint except to say Rolland Castleman and Josiah convinced Americans that they could cook in Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. that it could be filed with the NLRB Lessner and Vernon social worker the French manner, is no fan of nouvelle Any information? Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Howard Dickstein — to beg(in cuisine, .with its light-on-the-butter-and- Veterans Memorial Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Scheer said he knew nothing of contract talks, but the owners 445 HARTFORD ROAD 643-5230 cream style meant to appeal to calorie Wednesday the threatened complaint. Man refused. The owners said that a OPEN 7 DA YS A WEEK conscious eaters. “ It’s been a terrible, Call 1-800-843-5678 Drug and Alcohol Committee, Town Office Building, 8 p.m. agement has done nothing that union election held in December 8 am - 9 pm 1984 was carried out improperly trendy fad,” she said. “ Ihopew ew illgoback constitutes an unfair labor prac and left workers confused as to a few paces.” tice, he said. At the Capitol n e e 4 „ ATTENTION Manchester Herald HARTFORD (U Pl) — Here is a list of state government and political events scheduled the week of May 26. Ail rooms are in the Capitol Sick aid complex unless otherwise noted. Kmart SHOPPERS USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 200 Pop singer Bob Geldol will abandon his Monday „ a r t V e o o * * ’ Publlthad dally except Sunday Memorial Day. 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Monday, May 26 UPl photo Sunday, with 45 countries televising the II you’re unable to reach your car The M anchesteri^raldirHeri Is a mem- Rep. Abraham L. Giles. D-Hartford, holds a 2 p.m. news conference. EVERY SUNDAY THAT THIS MAY CAUSE TO events. London’s race will be run at Hyde rier, call subscriber service at 647- h«' o' the Associatedan d Press,I a sub- Room 310. INFORMATION 242-1649 OUR CUSTOMERS. 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 n „criber to United Press Interna Friday , thm r o y a l r e v ie w — Queen Elizabeth II looks over a horse whilevisiting Lane’s Park, with 80,000 people already signed up Manchester Parkade and the numbers growing. Cater said. He m. Saturdays (or n n »" ' ’joliv- tional news services and a member The Public-Private Commission meet's at 10 a.m.. Room 410. from 8am-8pm! ery In Mo: ol the Audit Bureau ol CIrculatlona. West Middle Turnpike End Farm in Lexington, Ky., Friday. The queen is visiting several horse farms ’ expected between 10 million and 20 million The Legislature’s Program Review and Investigations Committee durino her stav in Lexinoton. npnnio ♦o rtartipinntP meets at 10 a.m.. Room W-S2. * - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 24. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 24, 1986 - 5 V.S./World in Brief Reagans'hands Central American leaders meet help human chain ESQUIPULAS, Guatemala — Scores of police patrolled Central America's oldest religious shrine Friday, the eve of the By Jock Warner man. The first family will do its region's first complete summit since the leftist Nicaraguan United Press International part/' Speakes said. MANCHESTER HAS IT! government took power seven years ago. Speakes said that a private The region's five presidents are expected to outline their final The Hands Across America donor, who he declined to identify, positions on the Contadora peace pact aimed at ending Central organization Friday agreed to a will pay the $10 for each White American violence and negotiated under the auspices of small adjustment of its human House participant but the Reagans Colombia. Panama, Mexico and Venezuela. chain to accomodate a couple of will make their own contribution. This Week Featuring... Some analysts said the ineeting in Esquipulas, 130 tniles east of late volunteers — President and Many states were reporting they Guatemala City, could be the last opportunity to salvage a peace Mrs. Reagan. had registered only about half the pact satisfying ail Central American countries. The White House announced that people they need, but phone lines the line, which was originally were jammed and potential volun The presidents, Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua, Jose Napoleon teers complained they couldn't get Duarte of El Salvador, Oscar Arias of Costa Rica, and Jose planned to run past the White House Gate on its way from New through to get information. X HARRIS HARDWOODS & Azcona of Honduras, were to arrive Saturday to join their host York to Long Beach, Calif., Sun In Arizona gaps of 95 and 46 miles from Guatemala, President Vinicio Cerezo. day. will instead dip across the will be left in the line because of Hear Again Co. NEW ENGLAND COUNTRY WOODWORK INC. It will be the first time all five Central American presidents north lawn and portico of the White safety reasons. 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Ei the line, and with massive contri ren’s festival will stand in line, led ASH WHITE OAK ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK ruling National Party by ultra-conservative whites. butions from corporate sponsors, by a robot ketchup bottle. The leen Davis is the owner and operator of CUSTOM KITCHENS 2 In Cape Town, the government published a bill that would they hope to raise at least $50 Heinz Corp. is sponsoring their HEAR AGAIN CO. IN VERNON, (872- BASS PINE E. WT. FURN. GRADE PLASTIC LAMINATE establish a multi-racial national council that for the first time million for the homeless and spots in the line. 1118). Her Masters Degree in special CHERRY POPLAR COUNTER TOPS would give blacks a voice in government affairs. It was unclear hungry of America. In California, officials said they education makes her well qualified. HOND. MAHOQ. TEAK MANTLES/VANITIES Raising a profoundly deaf daughter MAPLE WALNUT CUTTING BOARDS when the council would be established. White House spokesman Larry had 78 per cent of the people DESIGN SERVICE However, the bill bars blacks with criminal records and Speakes had said several times needed to cover the western end of gives her the understanding to work RED OAK OTHER PINES AVAIL. DISPLAY FIXTURES leaders of outlawed groups, such as jailed African National earlier that the President would the line, although there are some with hearing impaired people. WHITE OAK CEDAR FAMOWOOD- THE Congress leader Nelson Mandela, from participating, officials not join the line. planned gaps through desert BIRDSEYE MAPLE SPRUCE FINEST WOOD PUTTY said. But Friday he said Reagan areas. UPI photo Black leaders reacted cautiously to the announcement by the changed his mind after talking it At the Clifton T. Perkins Hospi government, which is drafting a new constitution to give the over with his wife, and daughter, tal Center in Baltimore — a A housewife tries to find her way among the debris of a : maximum-security facility for the 4 nation's majority blacks some political rights. Maureen, and herhusband. Dennis car bomb expiosion that kiiied at ieast nine people Revell, Thursday evening. criminally insane, officials say 127 IT PAYS TO RAP "The president said he’d like to of the 229 inmates — who get an Friday. Dozens more were injured. Jack J. Lappen Realty participate ... if he could do it allowance of $8 a month — have CaRQUEST simply and do it from the north donated about $300 to the cause. ARE YOU SELLING GM curbs South Africa sales portico" of the White House, said They held their symbolic celebra Speakes. tion early — joining hands and Car bomb in Lebanon Energy Conservation Services PAP AUTO PARTS DETROIT — General Motors Corp. 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HAGAN THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* PEANUTS by ChariM M. Schuli / i < //< L MOW I KNOW IT'S PAP/ Me W A ^ M T A n/ ik :i M<&. 6 0 IN6 1 0 BE ONE OF WMAT ME Wp Ul p jiier fzoe V.I !J i>-ll BUSINESS MIS LONG STORIES.. me P E O P L E U P a m p POW M < & f2 A M P I^ T H E C O A S T ------^ S ll y CAMBRIDGE REPORTS Highlights A near-perfect way to leave money Defense Spending and Nuclear Risk Q U E S T IO N : buy the bonds might not catch your l£ co-ownership bond belongs to both b As a result of the increase in military spending over the last few Wishing to owners whose names appear on it. error. But the U.S. Treasury U.S. ACRES byJbnOmla a years, do you think the threat ot a nuclear war has increased, leave a large From the minute it was issued, Department's computers could go Q decreased, or has the threat ot nuclear war stayed about the sum of money, “ tilt” and declare void the bonds I WOULP LIKE \ I WEIL PI6C066 ' each of those bonds belongs to one rfiJOVEVOtr« U , \ / I I TO S E TA LITTLE IT LATER, same as It was before the increase in military spending? not subject to In v e sto rs’ of your grandchildren — just as bought in excess of the annual AAOM > ( TO< probate, to our THE PHANTOM by La* Palk A By Barry Ti— r >—I— TALLER PEAR much as it belongs to you or your limitation. 771 young grand G u id e wife. IFANVTHIN6 lit! children, we QUESTION: You wrote that the HAPPeNS TO y 54% have purchased William A. Doyle U.S. Treasury pays fees to banks QUESTION: The maximum THAT e o y ^ .i'L L Series EE, U.S. for cashing all types of U.S. TEAR TOU amount an individual is allowed to Savings Bonds, Savings Bonds. That is a false' APART 26% invest in Series EE, U.S. Savings in co-ownership statement. Savings Bond issuing Bonds is $15,000 annually, that, of form. Some are and paying agents receive fees course, buys bonds with $30,000 12% in my name “ or a child’s name. To effect a name change on a only for the sale an redemption of face amount. However, when U.S. Savings Bond in co-ownership Series EE bonds. They are not paid Upon our departure from what Savings Bonds are purchased in i form , both co-owners must sign the for redeeming Series H and HH you call “ this vale of tears,” the co-ownership form, the numbers request for reissue — Form 1938. bonds. children become sole owners. Until double to $30,000 — $60,000 face JfW PAW. What if your grandchildren refuse then, as co-owners, we retain amount. to sign? They might, since you ANSWER: You are correct on i access to the bonds. We can If I buy EE bonds in co- "PHANTCm FURY Decreased Increased About the same mention there is a “ large sum” that last point. CAPTAIN EASY C'T>y Crooka A Caaal* redeem the bonds and use the ownership with two grandchildren, URS VOtCRttO eXPLOetON" risk risk risk involved. Banks and other Savings Bond JUNSUe SAYING. I HOPE money. More important, we re can I invest $30,000 for each I WOULP'VE THOUSHT agents receive fees for issuing EE THEY FINP ' Source Survey of the U S adult population by Cambridge Reports, Cambridge, MA serve the right to change our minds In that unhappy fam ily circum grandchild annually, thereby put A COUPLE bonds, the only type currently. OF HOURS IT PRETTY j c 1986 Cambri(Jge Reports Inc Distributed by King Features Syndicate and have the bonds reissued in stance, you could cash the bonds. ting $60,000 a year into EEs? BLONDIE by Daan Young A Sian Draka SOOW.^ being sold for cash. They also l a t e r other names. Either co-owner can redeem a receive fees for redeeming E and THEY CUT 2 0 MINUTES Do you agree this is a perfect Savings Bond, on his or her THAT'S W^UBSATROIP THAT'S A I KNOil, AND WE QUIT POR A ANSWER: Nope. The rule on EE bonds and U.S. Savings Notes, 0UAASTEAD... HE WAS A ' WONDEHPUl 0U T HE CaARNED eOOD PROM HIS LUNCH way to pass through assets to signature alone. RDOP TASTER J O 0 POR A HAD TO REASON 0REAK minors? this states. ” In computing the limit as well as for redeeming Es, EEs 0UA«TEAC QUtT But federal income tax would (on annual purchases) bonds reg and Savings Notes in exchange for / Buriness In Brief then have to be paid on the interest istered in co-ownership form may HH bonds. ANSWER: Will you settle for that has built up on each redeemed be applied to the holdings of either The Treasury Department does LI “ near perfect?” bond. Assuming the Social Secur co-owner or apportioned between not compensate Savings Bond Your reasoning is great, up to ity number on the bond is yours or them.” This means, in your paying agents for sending custo Jobless C l a i m s drop 6.1 percent your thought about changing your your wife’s, you would be stuck for generosity, you can put $15,000 into m ers’ Hs and HHs to a Federal minds and putting different that tax. EE bonds for each of those two Reserve Bank, where Hs and HHs WETHERSFIELD — Filings for unemployment benefits owners’ names on the bonds. To I suspect you assumed that, by fortunate grandchildren. are redeemed. dropped m ore than 1,600, or 6.1 percent, to an avera ge of 25,504 in accomplish that with any of the purchasing Savings Bonds in co- Now, it’s possible that the banks, Some banks and other Savings ARLO AND JANIS * by Jimmy Johnson the latest two-week period ending May 17, the state Labor bonds, the child currently named ownership form, you retain owner savings and loan associations or Bond paying agents charge for that Department reported Friday. as co-owner would have to sign off. ship until your death. Not so! A other issuing agents at which you chore. Some don’t. KOf^,DOVOOU»WE^\E^ OH, HONEY, you KNOW I DO! VEAH- BUT DID you U W t WE BEFORE The latest average was the lowest since November and nearly CHILDREN BCCAM. PDTUUR? 3,000 claims fewer than the same period last year, said Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro. ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook Initial filings for the period ended May ITaveraged about 3,090, down from nearly 3,370 for the previous two-week period and Mini-golf center V PF6DDRS6,6^?B/ TSJDSr THAT I'M more than 3,565 for mid-May in 1985. ITW 'IbpoW f’fl^ AuiW$ CflliC-IZEP Continued claims also dropped to about 22,415 from about . fbRCH^R^V... ABOUT M M6REE 23,800 during the previous period and more than 24,030 last year. Of Wi’ PERSONAL Benefits expired for 376claimants. Filings were lower in 16 local irWJLVfiMeMT.' offices and higher in the remaining three offices. a family affair c. By John AAltchell knows nothing about the game of Coca-Cola to Introduce Iced tea Herald Reporter golf, had originally planned to. build a shopping center on the land. - which is zoned forcom mercial use. ALLEY OOP *>by Dave Qraua A T L A N T A — Coca-Ck)la USA has announced that it will BOLTON - With his Mar-Lea introduce a fountain-dispensed iced tea for use by the food Miniature Golf and Driving Range. But he abandoned those plans after. ..IT WAS A SIMPLE MATTER > HOW BECAUSE \ THIS IS A THAT MAY C)I906 King Fgalura* Synd«;Ats Inc Mortd ngnts laMirvM ONCE MELBA AND BE EASIER service industry. 10.5 acres of level putting green he discovered they didn’t spark KCX7GIE REALIZED TO PUMP YOU FULL OF M IS / COULD I YOU WERENT TERRIBLE VOU'P LOST YOUR INFORMPtnON, a n d THEN ( HAVE BEEN YOURSELF, / SITUATION.' SAID THAN The tea, under the brand name REFRESH, will be introduced and sloping fairway located on much interest. ------■ WHAT ARE WE DONE, M V MEMORY... TALK YOU INTO MAKINGVSO FOOLISH in July in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana, the announcement Route 6, developer Lawrence F. He said the fully-lighted course, KOOGIE THE NEW KING! GOING TO DO? DEAR! MR. MEN”* AND LITTLE MISS'** by Hargreaves A Sellers said. The product will be dispensed inconcentrate form, allowing Fiano hopes to bring families complete with windmill. light the tea to be prepared by the glass. closer together and take care of his house and concrete walkways between the holes, will be open "The introduction of a post-mix dispensed iced tea is a logical own at the same time. UET^S L/CJOK A T /YvR.cSf?EEPr. seven days a week. A game costs THE PR<=>BLEM HOW WDUIUP 'TK>U extension of Coca-Cola USA’s mission to be the leading beverage “ The idea came when my $ 2. A J N o r H £ K W AY J «H A B E THREE supplier to the food service industry,” said Edwin R. Mellett, children would discuss how frus trating it was for people their age The whole center was built with c h o c o l a t e b a r s t.1 executive vice president of the Atlanta-based soft drink to go out and meet people.” said Fiano’s children in mind, he said. BETW EEM t w o company. P E O P L E P \L Fiano. who announced plans for “ Daddy donated everything and the course last year. it’s their responsibility to run it.” Work on the golf center — which he said. "They can meet all the- CTS takeover vote still uncertain sits next to Fiano’s car wash and people they want.” across the road from his restau Mark Fiano. who maintains the' THE BORN LOSER <*>by Art Sanaom ELKHART, Ind. — Efforts will continue to tabulate a vote by rant — began in late June, grounds, said the driving range CTS Corp. shareholders on an attempted takeover by Dynamics according to John Profita. who will have special, imported mats W'O RKJXEp.dOOin'AMPKAN $0 **30 WAMTIDegr JOer K>FT UHPE«6TA)JD Corp. of America of Stamford, Conn, officials announced Friday. helped with the development. A so golfers can tee off better. And . A0C6.„gBA 4OUP THINKimbiaLAPY?,, EMPlOVBS-mi 6>TAV At the end of a Continued annual shareholders meeting, CTS grand opening is scheduled for the crowds are already coming out. c f ^ V WCMAM... ANPBPA President Robert Hostetler announced tabulation of the voting Monday, but golfers have already was delayed because of complications resulting from Dyna been playing for a couple of weeks. “ Last weekend, we were mics’s tender offer. Opening ceremonies, set for 2 swamped,” he said. Puxxles Aatrograph There are no plans to install a Hostetler said he expects results of the voting to be available p.m., will include music, balloons concession stand because of fears next Friday. and a ribbon-cutting ceremony presided over by Bolton First it might attract groups which could Answer to Previous Puzzle CTS has approximately 5.6 million shares of common stock ACROSS 6 Hebrew letter Selectman Douglas Cheney. disrupt family play. outstanding, with a total market value of around $200 million, of 7 Hairstyle “ I ’m very pleased,” said Prof Wednesday afternoon, amidst which Dynamics, a Connecticut-based company, last month I Relinquish 8 River rapids ita. who owns a Plainville golf the falling drizzle, part-time ath bought a million shares to increase its holdings to 27.5 percent. 6 Desert 9 B. < B i r t h d z ^ facility and assisted Fiano’s son letes were busy teeing-off. plant ^ o i-J J DeMille The result of the voting will be either retention of present and daughter with the design. "It Mike Crockett, between shots, I I Actress >0 Genus of palms May 25, 1986 directors or installation of Dynamics’ slate of directors. Both took a great deal of planning to do said the driving range was “ long 12 Salve Andress FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thava* camps have stated an intention to sell CTS oncethe directorships it.” overdue” for the area. " I t ’s a nice 13 Controlled by Herald photo by Mitchell 13 Ground squirrel In the year ahead, there will be a favor are established. Named Mar-Lea after Fiano’s concept,” he said. able change in your financial picture. 14 Attendant barrier son Mark and daughter Leah, the His brother, Tom. said he would But in the early stages, it might look as If 15 Cite as proof 18 School organiza CHiLP/?£=N?--1 PONT AfNOIV \F I C O ijL P /TANP THAT Mike Crockett perfects his golf swing at Mar-Lea’s course features 18 miniature holes definitely come out again. 16 Biblical tribe tion (abbr.) you are a loser instead of a winner. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Today you and a 28-tee driving range. The Pete Lofstrom of Manchester 17 Choose 21 Wall sections pilTEiP-pirreR -PiTTFP-PiTTe=p-pirTE /? - f5ATTFp- Oil futures prices move higher driving range. Crockett, who works nearby, said that the might rob Peter to pay Paul. Don't kid course was very convenient for him. Mar-Lea Miniature project cost about $200,000, Fiano has been out four times. “ I don’t 19 Of ears 22 More expensive yourself into believing you are balanc BATTFp-PATTER-PATTEP-PATT^P. Oil futures moved higher Friday, closing out a week of broad said, and is "something for the live too far away.” he said. " I ’m ■ 20 Defied 24 Of (Ger.) ing your budget. Get a jump on life by price swings and strengthening the belief that the recovery in Golf and Driving Range will celebrate a grand opening enjoyment of every age.” hitting better here than I ever have 23 Old musical 25 Period of understanding the Influences governing crude prices may still be alive. Monday at 2 p.m. Fiano, who admitted that he in my life.” note historical time you In the year ahead. Send for your As Crude oil settled at $15.59, up about 75 cents since a midweek 24 Displease 26 12, Roman tro-Graph predictions today. Mail $1 to slump featuring two days of sharp declines. 27 Wreath 28 Invading throng Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. Box Grain prices were mostly lower while the soybean complex 29 East 30 Day before a 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to 38 Mosquito genus 51 Halt state your zodiac sign. was mixed on the Chicago Board of Trade. 31 Large artery feast 39 Actress Claire Survey: ‘Flex time’ improves morale CANCER (Jun* 21-July 22) It’s unwise 35 Unsophisticated 32 Ovine papa 4 ^ 52 Ancient serf Wheat settled 2 cents lower to 'A cent higher with the contract today to agree to something before you for delivery in July at $2.55V4 a bushel: corn was unchangedto2'A 36 Smoothly 33 Powerful know all that Is expected of you. Once 42 Lyric poam 54 jh .s * (Fr.) cents lower with July at $2.33V4 a bushel; oats were 'h. cent to 1 courteous explosive 43 Pronunciation mark ' ' you're locked in. It w on't be easy to get WILLOW GROVE, Pa. (UPI) — Nearly 30 wholesale businesses. which it asked executives of 305 companies WINTHROP ^ y Dick Cavalli 37 Actress (abbr.) 4 5 ------Arafat 5g Time zone out. cent low er with July at $1.11'? a bushel: and soybeans w ere 'A percent of American businesses offer flexible Flex time usually involves a two-part work nationwide if they offered some sort of formal May 34 Roman bronze 47 Pronounced LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A number of cent to 2V< cents higher with July at $5.32'A a bushel. starting and quitting times for employees, schedule that specifies a "core tim e” all health, physical fitness or recreational pro UNTIL eOVNEBOOv\ 40 Mountains 36 False 50 Mexican money (abbr.) tasks require your attention today, but Livestock and meat futures prices advanced on the Chicago largely because they improve worker morale, a employees must be at work but offers flexible grams for their workers. (abbr.) if your heart isn’t behind your hammer, F ie U R E S Mercantile Exchange. arrival and departure times around those core It found 42 percent of those interviewed you'll not do them properly. professional management association survey 41 Horse doctor, OUT H O W TO provided employees with the services because VIRGO (Aug. 23-S*pt. 22) Lady Luck shows. hours. for short S E W A BATCH they wanted to promote healthier lifestyles and could be fickle today, so It's best you The Administrative Management Society Long said managers surveyed said they O N A L E A K Y 44 Military guard bank more heavily upon your common Papers’ price over $170 million surveyed 308 companies nationwide and found allowed employees to virtually set their own help workers avoid life-threatening illnesses. 46 Egyptian sacred sense and less upon chance. Evaluate BALLOON 29 percent gave their workers a choice of when hours because it improved attitude and morale, A report in the AMS magazine. Management bull the odds. N E W h a v e n — The purchase of New Haven’s two daily they wanted to start work and when they accommodated working parents, and helped World, said wellness programs could include a 48 Women's LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) As a Libra, newspapers for more than $170 million ranks among the largest wanted to leave for the day. workers avoid congested highways and trains. variety of activities and could be tailored to an patriotic society you are famous for your graciousness deals of its type, but is well-worth the premium price, the AMS spokesman Jeff Long said Thursday the Flex time use has increased since a similar individual firm ’s financial situation. (abbr.) and hospitality, but today If you aren't In chairman of Ingersoll Publications Co. says. types of firms most likely to offer “ flex time” study in 1981 showed 22 percent of the Two of the most popular activites were the mood for guests, drop-ins will feel 49 Church part "The opportunity to invest in this company meant more to me include educational institutions, publishing companies had instituted flexible working athletic teams and exercise programs. Other S3 Console uneasy. M3' companies helped with diet plans, stop SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Someone than to anyone else in the nation,” Ralph Ingersoll Jr. told houses, consulting firms and government. hours. A 1977 survey found only 15 percent of the 55 Overturns cmxx smoking programs, stress management and you encounter today might treat you Im employees of the Jackson Newspapers. agencies. companies surveyed using flex time. 57 Whirlpools politely. Don't lower yourself to his or The company publishes the afternoon and Sunday New Haven Least likely to offer it, he said, were retail and AMS ran another survey earlier this year in health risk appraisals. 58 Inventor her level by responding similarly. Register and the morning Journal-Courier. Thomas SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) If you Ingersoll, who lives in Lakeville and whose father, the late 59 Sows make a financial loan to a friend today, Bridge 60 Metaphor do It In a businesslike manner. A pal Ralph Ingersoll, was born and lived in New Haven, said 41 42 43 44 Thursday that family ties to the area and NewHaven’seconomic Market ends week with another advance won’t object to signing a promissory DOWN note. promise prompted him to make the purchase. I 46 47 ton queen lurking) and then go to dum CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. 19) Ask The deal announced Wednesday is expected to be closed in NEW YORK (AP) - The .stock as a treatment for male baldness mostly higher, with Morgan Stan acquire the company. yourself If you’re being as honest and NORTH t-14-H Inferences my and lead low to the jack. Declarer 1 Arizona city S3 64 about six weeks after required approval by the U.S. Justice ley up 1% at 88%; Bear Stearns up Masland said it urged share forthright as you should be with your 4 K 9 4 3 would succeed whenever East held the market capped off its best week in as early as next year. 2 Oil exporter diamond queen and no more than Department. Lionel Stewart Jackson Jr., 36, will remain more than two months with Auto issues were mixed as 1% at 33%; Salomon Inc. up 1% at holders to defer action on the offer 57 closest associate. Make corrections if 4 K Q change the odds 3 It (Sp.) the answer Is no. 9 10 6 2 three diamonds. publisher. another advance Friday. domestic manufacturers reported 53%, and PaineWebber up 1V« at until its directors meet next week. 4 Hangs around 4 9 7 6 4 By James Jacoby That plan was not realistic. West al an aggregate 2.4 percent decline in 37%. In the daily tally on the Big 69 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Be sure to Trading was moderate heading 5 Place for include your loved one in the activities most certainly held a five-card club car sales for mid-May. General C.H. Masland & Sons, traded on Board, about three issues ad EAST into the long Memorial Day unclaimed mail that you plan for yourself today. He or WEST suit for his second bid of three clubs, 4 A Q J 10 5 4 8 6 It was brave of North to raise his Lottery television ads skyrocket weekend. Motors rose % to 77%, but Ford the American Stock Exchange, vanced for every two that lost (abbr.) (c)1986 by NEA. Inc 24 she will be hurt If you're thoughtless. ¥ J 10 5 2 partner with only two-card trump sup leaving him only two diamonds. The Dow Jones average of 30 Motor lost 1% to 78 and Chrysler was up 2Vi at 68%. Burlington ground. The exchange’s composite PISCES (Fab. 20-Maroh 20) Don't »9. ♦ Q5 4 9 8 7 3 port, but those two cards were g o ^ Therefore East must have four dia- NEW YORK — State lottery television advertising totalled $29 industrials, up 31.13 points on was down 1% at 37V4. Industries began its previously index of all its listed common spend all your time gravitating around 4 A K Q J 3 41082 ones. He also gave his spade king the morlds, and declarer knew that East m illion in , up percentoverthepreviousyear, theTelevision stocks added .71 to 138.88. the most popular people at a party to 1985 23 Thursday, climbed another 16.99to Securities-industry stocks were announced $68-a-share offer to full status of a trick based on the bid would cover with the queen if the 10 Bureau of Advertising reports. 1.823.29. That left the average with CELEBRITY CIPHER day while Ignoring those who are shy. SOUTH ding. For South It was no problem to were led from dummy. So declarer C«t«t>rlty Qpt>er cryptogrtm* are crMlad from quotaUons by famous paopia. paat and praaont. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your behav Seventeen states advertised their lotteries on television in a net gain of 63.49 for the week, its 4 7 2 go on to game, since many hands had to hope that, against percentages, Each lattar in tha ciphar ataoda for anothar. Today't ckM: L aqiMVs K. ior will be scrutinizeid by your peers to addition to the District of Columbia and the Tri-State Lottery of largest since it rose a record 92.91 ¥ A 8 7 6 4 3 , North might hold would produce ei the queen would be in the West hand by CONNIE WIENER day. Those who will be watching will be ♦ A K J 4 points March 10-14. ther a cold 10 tricks or a very good Main, New Hampshire and Vermont. REWARD waiting to see If you lack social graces. 4 5 guarded only once. He played A-K of Volume on the New York Stock play for them. diamonds and was rewarded for his Three states — California, Iowa and Oregon — plus the Tri-State "DFSUJUVEF JT OPU UIF UFTU PG TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Usually you exchange came to 130.16 million Vulnerable: Both Game rated to be easy if trumps astuteness when the lady came tum were new to television advertisers in 1985. $50 Reward offered for information think through your plans reasonably shares, down from 144.92 million Dealer: West split, since the spade ace was marked bling down. He now lost only a club, a Only five states which have lotteries in operation did not use TV DFSUBJOUZ. XF IBWF CFFO DPDLTVSF PG well, but today you might spend so little Thursday. leading to the arrest and conviction of time on them that they'll be vague and onside. Declarer ruffed the second spade and a trump trick, making his ads in 1985 — Delaware, Missouri, New Ham psl.ae. Vermont and South .Among .ictively traded blue WINDSOR LOCKS VERNON ineffective. Weat North East club lead and played K-Q of hearts. game contract. West Virginia — although New Hampshire and Vermont are person or persons who removed the NBOZ UIJOHT UIBU XFSF OPU TP.” — 1 ¥ Pass Pass 2 ¥ chips. Internaiional Business Ma When West showed out, the chances included in the Tri-State L ottery. 623-6d82T^ 3 ¥ 3 ¥ Pass 4 ¥ chines rose ‘/i to 143%: Eastman Connecticut State flag from the for making 10 tricks dimmed. The dia State lottery television advertising has nearly tripled in four PMJWF8 XFOEFMM IPMNFT. Pass Pass Pass Oklahoma .became a state in 1906 Kodak % to 58%, and Gcnrr.il mond suit now became the key to suc years, from $10 million in 1981 to $29 million in 1985. Manchester Herald flagpole. Because of its elastic stomach, a with the merging of the former Indian Electric 1% to 79%. #1 IN SERVICE PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "When armies are mobilized and issues ioined, Opening lead: ^ K cess. The right play for all the tricks in New York spent the most, nearly $5 million, followed by the man who is sorry over the fact will win." — Lao-tzu. frogfish can swallow a fish almost the Territory and the Oklahoma Upjohn gained 5‘/» to 94. The diamonds with that holding is to first Pennsylvania at $3.4 million and California at $3.2 million. NOT #1 IN PRICE same size as himself. play the ace (in case there is a single- Territory. company said Thursday it hopes to C all 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 . be able to market one of its drugs MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 24. 1986 — 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 24. 1986 Town readies bid SPORTS for sewer funds
By George Loyng Manchester, said he expects the Herald Reporter governor to sign both bills. Cheney clinches tie "I can’t imagine either hill being Town officials are preparing vetoed,” he said. information about Mapchester’s Zinsser said both proposals sewage treatment plant with the should be approved by early next expectation that Gov. William month. He sold he advised town O'Neill will sign legislation that officials earlier this month to for conference title would provide funds for repairs to prepare Manchester’s application sewage plants. for the funding in expectation that The Cheney Tech Beavers are Public Works Director George the bills will become law. took the mound — despite a twice and driving in two others. Manchester is under federal champions. sprained ankle — after two rain Kandra said the town has "been in Chris Tibbo was another Beaver contact” with the state Depart orders to repair the treatment, At least co-champs, no matter delays in the fourth inning and in the limelight, contributing a ment of Environmental Protection plant by the end of 1988. By that what. suffocated rallying Rocky Hill. triple and three RBIs and making a about what information will be time, the effluent the town dumps Cheney clinched at least a tie for Nese relieved ace starter Rick Into the Hockanum River must be spectacular catch in deep left- required to apply for loans and the Charter Oak Conference title Gonzalez with the bases loaded and grants totaling the $26 million treated well enough to leave the center field to rob Rocky H ill’s with an exciting. 10-8 win over promptly gave up a run-scoring needed to repair the treatment river suitable for fishing and Sean Cronin of extra-bases with visiting Rocky Hiil High on Friday. single and then forced in another plant on Olcot.t Street. swimming. runners on first and second in the The victory gives Tech a 13-2 "We’ve got pretty much what's marker with a walk. fifth. COC record with two games left on Cheney, which exploded for nine J required.” Kandra said. “ That was the key defensive the regular season schedule. The Two bills passed during this tallies in the second frame, now led play in the game,” cited Baccaro. closest rivals — Portland and 9-8. year’s regular session of the Moffett Cheney combined five hits, four General Assembly are awaiting Coventry — both already have four Nese sailed through the re bases on balls and one hit batsmen O ’Neill’s signature. One would losses. mainder of the game by pitching to produce the nine-run second provide Manchester and other Cheney. 15-3 overall, won its first no-hit ball. challenges inning uprising. Among the big hits towns with grants totaling 20 baseball crown of any kind in “ It was a great effort by a player percent toward the cost of the were a two-run single by Tom school history. that I didn’t even think could play repairs and low-interest loans Dowd, run-scoring singies by Gon- “ We kept it kind of to ourselves, toward the remaining 80 pecent. 2nd vote today.” raved Baccaro. “ I can’t zaiez, Nese and Chris Fires, a but we knew we could contend this The other proposal would free up overemphasize how really cour two-run triple by Tibbo, and an year." divulged proud Coach Bill $12 million that had been set aside Continued from page 1 ageous the effort was by Ron RBI-single by Bruce Carpenter, Baccaro. “ The players wanted to Nese.” for Groton to repair its sewage who also played with a sore ankle. treatment plant for Manchester prove that they were good athletes 270 needed at the state convention Gonzalez, a one-man pitching The Beavers hope to iock up the and Suffield. This would provide and wanted to get some respect.” in July to force the nomination staff for most of the year with a COC titie outright on Tuesday, Manchester with an additional $6 battle to a statewide primary. Consider it done. superb 10-1 record, lost his stuff when they travel to Portland to million grant, and bring the town’s By his own count, Moffett still Friday’s triumph was a thriller, after the second rain delay but take on the second-place Highland grant total under both programs to remained about 25 delegates short and it was chaik full of heroic didn’t let the timeouts affect his over $11 million. ers at 3:15 p.m. of outright qualifying at this point moments. Top of the iist was batting eye. He ripped a triple, for a statewide primary with Rocky HIM 102 500 0 8-4-3 The remaining repair costs hobbiing senior Ron Nese. who double and single while scoring Chenev Tech 090 001 x 10-8-2 would be covered with the state ’Neill, who is seeking his second Herald photo by Pint^o loans, payable over 21 years at 2 full term as governor.. percent interest. If the recount in Waterbury Chris Tibbo of Cheney Tech lashed a The bill that would free the $12 reverses the outcome, Moffett the Beavers knock off Rocky Hill, 10-8, million set aside for Groton also would clearly cross the convention triple and knocked in three runs to help Friday at the Beavers’ diamond. threshold for a primary. State law Final two games of year Herald photoa by Pinto would provide Groton with a $12 million bond issue to help it cover requires a candidate to get 20 percent of the delegate votes at a AL roundup attic of the house and helped alert neighbors to the fire the costs of improvements to its Left, Helen Whalen of Bowers Street stands outside a treatment plant when work actu convention to force a primary, home on West Middle Turnpike where a small fire burned before it got out of hand. At right, afirefighter stands over ally begins. In the lawsuit filed Friday, Friday night. Whalen spotted smoke coming from the a pile of charred items that were pulied from the attic. That project has been delayed, Moffett is asking for a rerun of the to tell M HS’ fortunes though, because of a court dispute primary in Southington on the grounds that some voters showed between the City of Groton and the Yankees, Red Sox triumph It all comes down to the final eight first-inning runs. Helin, decisive first for the Whippets up at the polls to vote but left before Town of Groton over whether or two games for Manchester 3-5, lasted just 2/3s of a frame, were swung by Bill Lawrence voting because machines were not not to move the treatment plant. High’s basebail team. giving up six singles and two and Kevin Sayers, each of working. Money has been set aside by the Needing one victory to sew up walks. He was charged with all whom delivered two-run Motorist’s caii saves house from fire Rebecca Doty, a campaign spo By United Press International allowed three hits over eight state for the work. a .500 record and a piace in the eight runs, six of which were singles. keswoman. said voting machines innings Friday night, pacing the But since there is little likelihood Class L state tournament, the earned. Five hitters collected two Christmas tree and parts of a blue firefighters and then smiling as were not working at two polling NEW YO R K - Ed Whitson Boston Red Sox to a 2-1 triumph Continued from page I banged on our doors, this fire the case will be resolved this year, Indians were massacred. 12-1, Archambault went the rest of safeties apiece for Windham, suitcase that is now black A lamp she realized the home was intact. places when the polls opened at pitched 5 1-3 innings of three-hit over the Texas Rangers for their would have gone on for hours," and since the federal government by visiting Windham High on the way, allowing four runs on including Sayers, Mark Elliott. shade that one of DeDominicis’ As the DeDominicis rummaged noon. Some voters waited up to relief. Don Mattingly slugged a sixth straight victory. “ I smelled smoke.” Massaro Hewey said. “ That man (Barrett), has been pressing the state to Friday at Keiiey Field. eight hits and one walk while Mike Enos, Ken Valiere and sons made for him years earlier through the burned items in the half-an-hour but then left without three-run homer, and MikePaglia- Bayior hit his seventh homer of said. "But I assumed it was a give him credit,” spend its available sewer grant "It was a very tough game to whiffing four. Dan Lawerence. On of Valiere’s lay smoldering on the driveway. driveway. Dominick said he felt voting. Doty said. rulo homered twice Friday night, the year, off Ed Correa. 2-3. with wood-burning stove. Both of my " I ’d like to thank him very money, the Legislature decided to lo.se. and we have two tough “ We lost it in the first,” Race was a triple, Firefighters said they used less relaxed now that he knew the house She said there were no backup leading the New York Yankees to a one out in the fourth and Bill neighbors use wood-burning much." Dominick DeDominicis free the money for other towns. ones coming up." said MHS stated the obvious. “Once we “ When we can get an average than 10 gallons of water on the machines and paper ballots were 10-5 victory over the California Buckner on base. Buckner led off stoves ” said. was safe. Manchester residents in No coach Don Race, whose 9-9 got behind that far we couldn’t to well-pitched game, we’re in blaze. The attic was so small that " It’s very excitable to come 30 not offerek to voters as required. Angels. with a walk, and after Jim Rice A throng of people gathered vember voted to limit local bor squad wili have to get by either generate an attack or get it,” lamented Race. Barrett then ran over to get the collected steam was enough to miles thinking that your home is Moffett hopes to show that the The game was played under flied out. Baylor deposited Cor across the street as firefighters rowing for the project to no more CCC East champion East Hart anything together. It was very WINDHAM (12) — Elliott ss another neighbor. Cal Hewey. and douse the flames, a firefighter smoking.” he said. "It wasn’t easy problem affected the outcome of protest by California manager rea’s next pitch into the left-field broke the attic windows and than $14.3 million. If the financing ford at East Hartford on Tues disheartening." 4-2-2-0, Enos 2b 4-1-2-0, Vollere ct both went to the burning house to said. staying within the speed limit” the primary, Doty added. Gene Mauch over an baseline bleachers. 3-1-2-1, Olmo D 3-1-1-2, Booel If released smoke that had become package is approved, it will mean day or respectable Hall High at Winning pitcher Miguel Olmo see if anyone was at home. When the DeDominicis arrived "I wasn’t going to ask you about A spokesman for O ’Neill’s cam obstruction call in the bottom of the Boyd. 5-3. retired the first 13 0-(M)-0, Halldh3-2-1-0, B. Lawrence c trapped inside. another referendum will not be Kelley Field on Wednesday, went the distance and aided his 3-1-1-1, Savers 1b 4-2-2-2, Boroos rt home after getting an urgent call that part” said a police officer paign said he was not aware of the first inning. batters he faced and walked none "We ran up and tried each door,” What looked like a charred needed. As Race puts it: “ There’s no cause with a two-run home run 3-1-1-2, Telller rt l-O-O-O, D. Law from Massaro, Joan rushed into standing nearby. suit and could not comment. Whitson. 3-1, relieved starter and struck out four before giving rence 3b 3-1-2-1, Totals 31-12-14-9. Hewey said. "Then I realized they sleeping bag burned slowly as it State Sen. Carl Zinsser. R- path.” to left in the fourth. Olmo the house where police and fire Dennis Rasmussen with two out, way to Joe Sambito to start the easy MANCHESTER (1) — Roe 2b were not at home ” was removed from the house and The bane of the Indians’ chucked a five-hitter and 3-0-0-0, Casey ct 2-0-0-0, McCarthy ss men were trying to assess the four runs in, and a man on in the ninth. Sambito got only one batter Firefighters arrived minutes lowered slowly onto the driveway inconsistent season — the pitch fanned eight batters. He walked 3-0-1-0, Custer 3b 3-0-1-0, Lovett 1b later, witnesses said and then extinguished Following damage Through her front win third. He got George Hendrick to out. however, and had to be 3-1-1-0, Chorter c 2-0-0-0, Govarrlno force Doug DeCinces at second and relieved by Bob Stanley, who got ing — again collapsed on three and hit one. It l-O-O-O, Archambault o 2-0-0-0, "If they hadn’t stopped and that were burned pieces of an old dow. she could be seen listening to Helin p/lt 2-0-2-1, Zak rt 2-0-0-0, thereafter surrendered only three the last two outs for his seventh Friday. This time from the very Helin was the only Indian with beginning. two hits and he drove in the Totals 23-1-5-1. singles. Don Sutton, bidding for his save, Windham BOO 210 1 12-14-0 298th career victory, fell to 2-4. Correa was ejected from the Windham, 12-6 overall, losers’ lone run with a two-out Manchester 010 000 0 1-5-2 Whitson struck out six. a season Don Baylor Is welcomed abused starter Chris Helin and single to right in the second. Olmo and B. Lawrence; Helin, game with one out in the ninth after Archambault (1) and Charter. State residents hit the road Take aLook high, in his first appearance since after hitting two-run homer hitting Rey Quinones on the batting reliver Neil Archambault for The most potent hits in the he came off the disabled list Friday night against the helmet with a pitch. It was the Bv United Press International cloudy skies Sunday and party Commencement ceremonies Weanesday. Brian Fisher pitched second batter Correa hit in the sunny skies for the holiday Highs also were planned over the wee the ninth. New York has won five of Rangers in Texas. Boston game. Traffic clogged highways across are expected to be in the mid 70s kend at Trinity College in Hart its last six. won, 2-1. The Rangers threatened in the ford. Southern Connecticut State specials! Sunday and Monday, forecasters at these Mauch’s protest came in the Connecticut Friday as state resi ninth when Oddibe McDoweii Rough style is expected dents prepared to celebrate the said. University in New Haven and Yankees’ three-iun first. Rickey Pettis doubled home two runs and reached base on an error by second traditional start of summer with a Eastern Connecticut State Univer Henderson singled. Willie Ran Joyner hit a sacrifice fly. Pettis baseman Marty Barrett and Scott Memorial Day weekend of pa The holiday weekend will fea sity in Willimantic. dolph’s bunt was fielded by first scored on a wild pitch by Ras Fletcher got aboard on a fielder’s ture traditional Memorial Day rades, college commencements While most state residents have baseman Wally Joyner but, when mussen. making it 7-4. choice. Sambito then struck out parades around the state as well as and backyard barbecues. a long holiday weekend, others second baseman Bobby Grich New York scored two more in the Pete O ’Brien and Stanley came on to continue in Cup final several college commencements, including slate and local police will collided with Henderson in the third. Henderson knocked home to strike out Pete Incaviglia and State residents took to the roads including graduation ceremonies be working basepath. Grich was charged with one with a triple and Randolph’s Gary Ward to end the game. in numbers under the watchful Monday at Yale University in New eyes of state police who took an error for obstruction and both single scored Henderson, giving Haven. Automatic, Air, CA LG A R Y. Alberta (U P I) — “ They’re going after something defense. advantage of a federal grant to The U S. Coast Guard planned runners were safe. the Yankees a 9- 4 lead. White Sox 4, Royals 1 increased security around a Stereo, R. Defrost, The site of the Stanley Cup finals we want and we’re going after step up patrols with an emphasis Lynx Mattingly followed with a home California scored another in the “ If we’re going to beat Montreal, In Mystic, the holiday will be Much Morel At Kansas City, Mo.. Bobby has shifted back to Calgary, but the something they want,” Sheehy on nabbing drunken drivers and sunken barge just off Fishers H995 ' run to right field off Sutton. fourth on a sacrifice fly by we have to generate more of celebrated with a re-enactment of Island. N Y . because of an antici Bonilla and OzzieGuillen brokeout rough style of the series is said. “ I don’t know whether you speeders. New York got four more runs in Schofield. fense,” he said. "Montreal plays a Decoration Day celebration at pated increase in the number of of slumps with run-scoring doubies expected to persist as the Montreal would call it bad blood. Everyone This Memorial Day marks the the second. Pagliarulo led off with Pagliarulo’s second homer of the excellent defense. We’re not going Mystic Seaport. Decoration Day recreational boaters in the area and Joe Cowley allowed three hits Canadiens shoot for their 23rd N H L is looking for the competitive edge. to beat a team with a goalie like first holiday weekend since the a home run. Henderson doubled game, his seventh of the season, was the 19th-century forerunner of over 7 1-3 innings Friday night, championship tonight. We have to get ours back going into Patrick Roy with only 12 or 14 state’s mandatory seat belt law with one out and scored on a single . boosted New York’s lead to 10-5 in Memorial Day Election officials in Waterbury pacing the Chicago White Sox to a The Canadiens lead the best-of- our own building.” took effect and state officials and by Randolph. One out later, Dan the fifth. shots. We’ve got more work to do.” also will work Saturday morning to 4-1 triumph over the Kansas City seven series 3-1 after winning a Montreal winger Claude Le- the Connecticut Safety Council Pasqua and Dave Winfield walked. The Montreal defense has The event will include a proces recount ballots cast in a delegate Red Sox 2, Rangers 1 Royals. fight-marred Game 4 Thursday in mieux also expects another rough planned to monitor the effect of the Mike Easier smacked a two-run earned the respect of Calgary. sion and the laying of wreaths on a primary earlier this week. Demo Cowley, recalled from Buffalo of Montreal 1-0. The Canadiens have game. single, making the score 7-0. At Arlington, Texas, Don Baylor “ We knew they were strong law. waterfront canon in honor Army cratic Gov. William A. O ’Neill won the American Association Wednes not won a Stanley Cup in seven “ We’ll be there,” Lemieux said. The law requires drivers and Automatic, Air, California got four in the third, hit a two-run homer in the fourth defensively, but they’ve still sur dead and the placing of a wreath on by 48 votes but challenger Toby day, improved to l-I with the years, their longest drought in “ We’ve got big guys who can take front-seat passengers in most Stereo, Trunk Rack, 4 knocking out Rasmussen.Gary inning and Dennis "Oil Can” Boyd prised us at just how good they the Mystic River in honor of Navy Moffett disputed the count victory. He retired 10 consecutive three decades. care of (the physical play).” Topaz Doors & Much Morel are.” Sheehy said. "M y hats off to vehicles to wear seat belts or face a dead The Memorial Day weekend also ’4995 batters before being relieved by Calgary defenseman Neil History is against Calgary. Only $15 fine and safety council officials the Montreal defense. They’ve will provide a first-hand look at an Joel McKeon after giving up a Sheehy said the Flames will play the 1942 Toronto Maple Leafs have said they were hoping it would In the northwestern Connecticut shut us down. We haven’t American holiday for a Chinese single to Jorge Orta with one out in tough once again in Game 5 at the managed to come back from a 3-1 reduce highway deaths and village of Lakeville, the holiday official Gov. Li Chang-an will the eighth. McKeon later was deficit to win a Stanley Cup final. penetrated.” will bring auto racing at Lim '' The Weekend Olympic Saddledome. Canadiens coach Jean Perron injuries. begin a three-day tour of the state relieved by Gene Neison, who “ It’s the law of the jungle — “ We’re a team that likes a The National Weather Service Rock Park. A total purse of said his team is just hitting its Monday with stops at Yale, Mystic recorded his first save. survival,” Sheehy said, “ We have challenge,” Flame forward Jim forecast mostly cloudy skies $186,500 plus manufacturers’ con stride. Seaport Mu.seum and in Farming- a team that survived this far and Peplinski said. “ Being down three- through Saturday night with partly tingency awards will be at stake. EC, Bolton baseball at home Indians 3, Blue Jays 1 ton. we’re not going out without a to-one is fine, but as far as I “ We’re in the driver’s seat now,” Automatic, Air, 2 Dr., East Catholic High’s Class L tournament-bound baseball team At Cleveland, Julio Franco battle.” remember it takes four to win a he said. “ I said on Tuesday that V6, AM/FM Stereo, P. hosts Fairfield Prep in an Al! Connecticut Conference contest at tripled home two runs and Don Both Calgary and Montreal were series. We’ll give it our best and Calgary would play better Thurs I/Indow’s, PB, PS. Moriarty Field this morning at 11 a.m. East is coming off a 12-5 Schulze tossed a two- hitter Friday fined by the N H L office Friday for approach game five with day and they did. We are a physical Cougar ’5995 night to spark the Cleveiand win over St. Thomas Aquinas on Friday. a 15-minute, bench-clearing brawl confidence.” club. We’ve been well rested and I Obituaries In another morning tilt, Bolton High, still seeking its first Indians to a 3-1 victory over the after Thursday’s game. Each club Peplinski said Calgary must put expect that the guys will play even . Toronto Blue Jays before a Citi victory of the 1986 season, entertains R H A M High in Charter Oak was ordered to pay $21,000. more pressure on Montreal’s better on Saturday.” zens’ Night crowd of 61,340. Conference action at 11 a.m. Mary HInchey ford. 06105, or to St. Mary Church, Tuesday. Burial will be at the Schulze, who lost a 10-2 decision The Windsor Locks Funeral Home convenience of the family. There In track and field action, the East Catholic boys’ track team to Clancy at Toronto last week, NL roundup Mary (Sheridan) Hinchey. 62, of will be no calling hours. is in charge of arrangements. faces St. Thomas Aquinas and homestanding Fairfield Prep in an struck out one and walked two in Boynton Beach. Fla., the wife of Memorial donations may be sent ACC tri-meet at 9:30 a.m. picking up his third victory against David W. Hinchey and a former to Concordia Lutheran Church. 40 Manchester resident, died Friday Paul S. Jesanis Pitkin St., Manchester. one toss. at St. Francis Hospital and Medi Paul S. Jesanis. 84. of 259 Fern The Watkins Funeral Home. 142 M a r Q u i s :»/°FrsL»:v.°s; $coo c Television and radio highlights A's 5, Tigers 1 Cards snap Braves’ skein cal Center in Hartford. St., died Friday evening at Man E. Center St., is in charge of * ■ cellent Family Car She was born in Lost Creek. Pa. chester Memorial Hospital. He arrangements. TODAY At Detroit. Jose Canseco and Dave Kingman each had RBI ShO lived in Manchester for 15 was the husband of Marjorie I p.m. — Angels vs. Yankees, Channels 22, 30, WPOP. By United Press International stole second and third. With one ended a three-game losing streak. Brougham^^fTWs^ singles to back the six-hit pitching years before moving to Florida 10 (Leidholdt) Jesanis. He was born Francis J. Shaughnessy 4 p.m. — PGA: Memorial Tournament, Channel 3. out. Tom Herr slapped a hard Sutcliffe, 2-6, who missed a turn , years ago. She was a registered Sept. 17. 1901, in Rockville and had 4:30 p.m. — America’s Race, 10 K Road Race. Channels 8, 40. of Jose Rijo Friday night, sparking ST, LOUIS — Terry Pendleton grounder to Ken Oberkfell at third. earlier this week after suffering the Oakland A ’s to a 5-1 triumph nurse at Manchester Memorial been a resident of Manchester Francis J. Shaughnessy. 72, of 8 p.m. — Canadiens vs. Flames, ESPN. hit a three-run double in the first Coleman started home, stopped food poisoning in Houston, permit Hospital from 1962 to 1973. She was most of his life. 333 Bid well St., died Friday at a 8:35 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Rangers, Channels 30. 38, WTIC. over the Detroit Tigers. inning Friday night, helping the St. and was tagged out in a rundown. ted an RBI single to Denny Walling Rijo, 2-2, making his first start a graduate of the Pottsville (Pa.) Prior to retiring in 1966. he had local convalescent home. He was 10:05 p.m. — Mets vs. Padres, SportsChannel, W KHT. Louis Cardinals defeat Atlanta 3-2 Jack Clark and Tito Landrum in the first and then settled down to since May 10, struck out seven and Hospital School of Nursing. been a field representative in born in Gardner, Mass., and lived and snap the Braves’ seven-game walked to load the bases, settingup blank Houston the rest of the way. walked five in notching his first She also is survived by a son. Europe and an analyst at the in Manchester for many years. He winning streak. Pendleton’s bases-clearing double Sutcliffe struck out seven and SUNDAY compiete game of the season. Dave David P Hinchey of East Windsor: Hartford office of Pratt & Whitney had been employed at Pratt & 10 a m. — Formula I Grand Prix (delay), ESPN. John Tudor, 4-3, allowed five to right-center field. It marked the walked three in hurling his second a daughter. Diane O’Connor of LaPoint, 1-3, who was touched for Aircraft. He was a member of the Whitney before working as an oil DOLLAR RENT A CAR SPECIALS II a.m. — Indianapolis 500, Channels 8, 40. hits, walked one and struck out first time since Game 2 of the complete game and only the third West Hartford; and two sisters, burner installer. He is survived by three first-inning runs, aiiowed Manchester Country Club, a past 1:30 p.m. — Angels vs. Yankees, Channel 11, WPOP. threeover 7 1-3 innings to notch his World Series that Pendleton has for the Cubs’ pitching staff this Eleanor Burke of Huntington. chancellor of the Knights of his brother, Raymond Shaugh nine hits in 81-3 innings in suffering The Caring Car People 3 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Rangers, Channels 30, 38. WTIC. , first victory in his last seven starts. had a multiple RBI game. season. N. Y . and Ann Fallan of Lancaster. Pythias, a member of the Old nessy. one nephew and two the loss. 3 p.m. — PGA: Memorial Tournament, Channel 3. Tudor left the game when his arm Trailing 1-0, Bob Dernier led off ' Pa Guard and a member of the cousins. Cubs 4, Astros 1 4 p.m, — Mets vs. Padres. Channel 9. WKHT. tightened up and Todd Worrell the fourth with the Cubs’ first hit — .A mass of Christian burial will be Beethoven Glee Club The funeral will be at 8:30 a.m. 301 Center Street Twins 8, Brevjfers 7 At Chicago. Leon Durham lined 8 p.m. — NCAA Regional Baseball Final, ESPN. pitched the final 1 1-3 innings to a bloop single to center — off Julio held Monday at 9 a m. at St. Mary Besides his wife, he is survived Tue.sday at the John F. Tierney Manchester At Minneapolis.' Greg Gagne earn his fifth save. a two-run double in a three-run Salano, 3-1, making his first major Church. Windsor Locks. .Burial by a daughter. Mrs. Jacqueline Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St. It (Just Off Exit 60 /MORIAR^Y brothers/ fourth to back the five-hit pitching MONDAY singled home Mickey Hatcher Zane Smith. 4-4, suffered the league start. Davey Lopes reached will be in St. M ary’s Cemetery in Britton of Manchester; a brother, will be followed by a mass of At 1-84) from second base with one out in loss, allowing five hits and walking of Rick Sutcliffe and give the on an infield single off shortstop 1:30 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Indians, Channel 38. WTIC. Windsor Locks. There are no Harold Jesanis of Belchertown, Christian burial at 9 a m. in the the bottom of the ninth inning seven before leaving for a pinch Chicago Cubs a 4-1 victory Friday Craig Reynolds’ glove. Two outs calling hours. Mass.; three granddaughters; Church of the Assumption. Burial 1:30 p.m. — Angels vs. Yankees, Channel 11. WPOP. Friday night, lifting the Minnesota hitter in the eighth. over the Houston Astros. later. Durham doubled down the Memorial donations may be three great grandsons; and sev will be at the St, James Cemetery. 3 p.m. — Celtics vs. Rockets, Channel 3. Twins to an 8-7 victory over the Vince - Coleman led off the Ron Cey and Ryne Sandberg also first base line scoring Dernier and made to the American Cancer eral nieces and nephews. Calling hours arc 7 to 9 p.m. LINCOLN • MERCURY • MAZDA • MERKUR Milwaukee Brewers Cardinal first with a sinele then had RBI singles for the Cubs, who L o d c s . Society. 670 Prospect Ave.. Hart A private funeral will be held Monday. 41"
I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 24, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 24. 1986 - 13 Silk City Invitational is looking to be^ up again Scholastic roundup
Since its inception six years ago. the Siik City and to the first three men and women in each of the Invitational has had its share of ups and downs... and following individual divisions: youth (18 years and While at press time race results were not yet by that I am not referring to the undulating nature of under). open (19-39), masters (40-40). and bandm as official, congratulations are in order for 'The East girls’ softball is now facing crunch time the race route. Conceived in 1980 by the Silk City ters (SO and over).. In addition, an Inscribed team Travelers Insurance Racing Team, whicb appears to Striders running club, the event was billed solely as a trophy and overall men's and women's trophies will have won the Manufacturer's Hanover Corporate Cup On the Run It’s crunch time for East Cathoi- Loreto hurled 5 1/3 innings of BAIT CATHOLIC 02) — Lawr*ncg team race, designed to fill a void that organizers Challenge, held Thursday evening in Albany, N .Y , The Indians, who’ve been involved be presented. ic’s softbali team. stellar relief to record his first win 2b 61-1-0, Rlgdf 8*61-1-0, OILoretol(/p perceived in the area of interclub competition. The A random drawing for prizes will be held following The victory, over the standard Corporate Cup 3.5 mile' in one state final and as a 2-1-1-3, RIziuTo 1b 61-0-0, P ow gn p Greg Best E C was defeated, 7-4. by visiting of the year and also smacked a race grew nicely, plateaulng in 1983 with 93 registered the race, so be sure to hang on to your race numbers. distance, came in a field of approximately 169teamsr semifinalist four other times, saw 1- 004), Bontempo rf 62-20, Deroehn rf St. Bernard at Nike Field Friday. base-clearing double as East Ca 2- 1-10, Price If 1 4 ) ^ , Stanford cf runners. A change in race directors interrupted this Records for the event are held by Doug Bissett and qualifying Travelers for the national finals in Newt' their hopes of qualifying for the The 8-10 Eagles have two games tholic snapped a three-game losing 62-3-1, Modden 3b 62-2-2, Koldv c momentum in 1984 however, and the event was Jane Arnold, representing the Hartford Track Club. York City on November 23. state tournament dashed by host OOOO, Klopfer dh 61-60, Totals 3612- remaining in the regular season. streak with a 12-5 whippingoverSt. cancelled. Last year, with myself as director, the race Their times were 32:34 and 38:52. respectively, both Windham High, 8-1, Friday after 166. The teanri, which also forms the nucleus of The Silk Thomas Aquinas in All Connecti AQUINAi (I) — Am ova If 604H), was organized and the course well-manned, but it was posted in the 1983 race. Silk City Striders' Randy They need them both for a .500 noon in CCC East Division action. Striders men’s racing squad, ran a combined time of cut Conference baseball action at DIPIetro ss 61-10, Gray 1b 604)0, also underpublicized, resulting in an invitational that The Silk City Invitational will take place next Poulin and Karen Saunders took home the hardware record and a Class L state Manchester is now 7-10 for the Gabes dh 61-10, Hallgren rf 3-000, 94 minutes, 23 seconds, a course record. The previous tournament berth. Willowbrook Park on Friday. saw volunteers outnumber competitors. Sunday. June 1. at 10 a.m.. starting and finishing at last year. The team competition has seen the Silk City season and winds up its season Palnese cf 62-20, Rynosa c 61-2-3, record had been 94:38. Individual times over the The Class L tournament-bound Tonina 3b 604)0, KllzewskI 2b 30-1-1, This year Strider Jim Cunningham has come on the upper parking lot of Manchester Community Striders win three times, the Hartford Track Club " It’s possible," said Coach Jay Tuesday at home against East difficult course were: Eagles upped their overall record Taricani p 04)00, Varrellos p 04)00, board as co-director of the event. Jim 's help, in College. The 10 kilometer (6.2 mile) course is flat and once, and the Shewnepsit Striders once. McConville. "If the girls want it Hartford High at Fitzgerald Field. Totals 2*50-4. to 11-6. They host Fairfield Prep addition to the fact that the race will now be open to all rolling, with one gradual but persistent hill in the The entry fee for the invitational Is $S. payable Russ Blatt, 17:42 (5th overall); Chris Nelson, 18:22; bad enough, they can do it.” A team needs to win 50 percent of East Catholic 032 070 0 13-163 this morning at Moriarty Field at Aquinas 030 110 0 5-*1 participants, has caused me to be more optimistic this second mile. Water will be available at the three-mile between 8:30 and 9:4S a.m. the day of the race. For Mark Child, 18:57; Ray Parr, 19:30; Doug Cote, 19; 42. East travels to Norwich on its games to qualify for postseason 11 a.m. Powers, DiLoreto (2) and Kaldv; time around. Fa r too many trophies and medals found mark. applications or further information, feel free to call In 1985, the team placed fourth in a field of660 team8 Tuesday for a do-or-die contest action. Taricani, Vorrellas (3), DIPIetro (6) Aquinas, which saw a four-game and Rynasa. their way to my attic last year, instead of to the Trophies and medals will be awarded to five scoring me at 649-9367 or Jim Cunningham at 646-8569. Hope to in the qualifying round, and captured 16th place out of with tough Norwich Free Academy "There’s always a first time,” at 3:30 p.m. winning streak end, is now 5-14 mantlepieces of area runners. members of the top three men’s and women's yearns. see you there. 80 teams In the nationals. said a philosopical M ary Faignant, overall. who has guided the Indians to more “ Their coach was watching us up E C is 8-5 in the ACC, while Track good days than bad ones. “ I ’m 'hi Windham (when the Eagles Aquinas is 2-12. disappointed for the girls, espe upset highly-regarded Windham. "It was nice to see the kids M HS boys prevail cially the seniors. We have only 6-3. on May 14). and they know we rebound to stop our losing streak,” two seniors (Cathy Templeton and SOUTH WINDSOR A rain can play bail." said East Catholic coach Jim delay couldn’t halt the Manchester Kelli Reyngoudt). The rest are St. Bernard played better Penders. "And it was also nice to High boys’ track team from SCOREBOARD sophomores and juniors and they’ll -friday. see our hitting come around, recording an 86-65 decision over have next year and the expe The tilt was tied up, 3-3. when the especially with the tailend of our rienced they gained from this year host South Windsor High School in Joey Sindelar 71-88— IX Kov Kennedy 7*74— 149 Visitors loaded the bases with two order doing it.” Y in k a n 10, Angela 5 Greg Norman 7387— 140 Kim Shipman 7873— 149 will be a big help.” CCC East Division action Friday. National Laagua raaults Kenny Knox 7389— 141 Susan Sanders 7*78— 149 outs in the top of the sixth. Then No. The Eagles cranked out 14 hits, The win lifts the Indians to 5-1 for Baseball CALIFORNIA NEW YORK BasketbaU Jock Renner 7389— 141 Sandra Spuzich 7*71— 149 0 batter Erica Messing mashed a Windham’s Bonnie Coutu fired a including eight by the final three the season and sets the stage for Mike Hulbert abrhlil obrhM 7388— 141 DID NOT QUALIFY bases-clearing triple. two-hitter at the Indians. "She was batters in the lineup: Rob Stanford Tuesday’s regular season finale at Pettis cf 4 12 2 Hendrsn cf 5 3 3 1 Cardinals 3, Bravas 2 Paul Azinger 72-69-141 Jane Gedde* 7476— 150 George Bums very, very good today. She was slammed three. Kevin Madden home at Pete WIgren Track Joyner lb 2 0 0 1 Rndiph 2b 4 2 2 2 6*72— 141 Amy Benz 7*7*-lM ' “ I wish it had rained then.” AL standings Downing If 4 0 0 0 Mttngly 1b 5 1 1 3 NBA playoffa Payne Stewort 7389— 141 Pam Allen 7874— 1 » overpowering,” Faignant spoke of poked two. and designated hitter against East Hartford High. If the DeCIncs 3b 3 0 0 0 Pasouo If 2 10 0 ATLANTA ST. LOUIS Bruce Lletzke 6*73— 141 Connie ChlllemI 8*70— 1 » sighed McConville. whose girls ObrhM. ObrhM Craig Stodler i 7389— 141 77-73— IX the Whippet hurler. Faignant Andy Klopfer clubbed three. Dan Indians win. they’ll clinch at least (Lota acHiw not IndiNM) Hendrck rt 4 0 0 0 Winfield rf 3 0 1 0 Cathy Johnston have been up and down in a Jocfcsn dh 4 1 1 0 Easier dh 4 0 3 2 Moreno If 3 0 0 O' Coleman If 2 0 1 0 Jim Thorpe 7389— 142 MIssle McGeorge 7*72— IX added her own pitcher, Erin Bontempo also chipped in with a a tie for the CCC East title with Coit Thomas ph 1 0 0 0 McGee cf 4 0 0 0 (■ost-afgovon) Andy North 7*70— 142 Karin Mundlnger 7*75— IX season-long struggle for the magic W L Pet. OB Grich 2b 4 12 0 Hassey c 3 0 0 0 Easloni Conforonco Prescott, didn’t hurl badly, either. pair of safeties. Windham High. Schotlld ss 1 1 1 1 Pogllorl 3b4 2 2 2 (Sarbv p 0 0 0 0 Herr 2b 3 110 Barry Joeckel 7389— 142 Jeannette Kohlhoos ' 7*78— IX .600 mark. Boston 77 13 .475 — Sample rt 3 0 0 0 Clark lb 2 10 0 Boston vs. MUwdukoo Clarence Rose 6*73— 142 Carolyn Hill 7*75— IX " I thought Erin mixed up her East carried a tenuous. 5-4 lead Brian Brophy won four events to New York 26 15 .634 Boone c 110 0 Mechm ss 2 1 0 0 (Comes win sorMs 44) ,' Lori Bielecki was the losing Norron c 10 0 0 Perry If 1 0 0 0 Londrm rt 2 1 0 0 Scott Simpson 70-73— 142 Muffin Spencer-Devlln 77-73— IX pitches very well. She pitched a into the top of the fifth but erupted pace the Indians. He won both the Baltimore 22 16 .579 4 Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 VnMay Slyk 13 — rfBoston 1 0 0 12S, Milwaukee 0 96 Don Pohl 7*71— 143 Morel Bozarth 77-74— 151 pitcher, allowing seven hits while Cleveland 22 18 .550 5 Tetdh 28 S 6 4 Totals 31 to 11 to May IS— Boston 122, Milwaukee 111 strong game of her own,” Faignant for seven runs to put it away. 10() and 3(K)meter hurdles along Collfenila 004 100 000— S Horner lb 4 1 1 0 Penditn 3b 3 0 2 3 Bob Lohr 7*71— 143 Carc'Ine Gowan 7*78— 151 walking six and striking out four. Milwaukee 20 19 .513 6Vi Ramin ss 4 12 0 HeathMay 17 c — J 2 Boston 1 111, Milwaukee 5 107 Bob Twav 70-7J— 143 Pat Meyers 7875-151 said. Prescott allowed only six hits DiLoreto’s three-run double keyed with the shot put and discus. Al Detroit 18 20 .474 8 New Yoi« 341010 00k— 10 Mov 18 — Boston 11 LMIIwoukee 98 Karen Pisacich tossed a five- Gome-wInnlng RBI — Mattingly Oberkfll 3b 3 0 0 1 White ph 10 0 0 Dave Barr 7073— 143 Shelley Hamlin 7*79— 151 while striking out four and issuing the frame. O ’Neill won the lOt) and 2(K)meter Toronto 18 24 .429 10 Virgil c 3 0 10 LoValllr c 0 0 0 0 Weston) Conforonco Jim Simons 71-72— 143 Kristi Arrington 77-74— 151 hitter for the winners. She walked W M t (5). Houston vs. Los Angelos three walks. "Windham is a strong "That definitely gave us some dashes and was on the winning E— Grich. DP— Californio 2, New York Hubbrd 2b 3 0 1 0 OSmIth ss 2 0 10 Scott Hoch 71-72— 143 Sue ErtI 7*78— 151 four and fanned five. California 21 20 .512 — ZSmIth p 2 0 0 0 Tudor p 2 2 2 5 (Reckols win sorlM 4-1) Bill Rogers 71-73— 143 Barbara Barrow 7477— 151 hitting team and we did very well breathing room.” said Penders. relay teams. Tom O ’Marra took a Texas 20 20 .500 '/} 1. LOB— California 2, New York 5. 2B— May 10 — LA Lakers 119, Houston 107 “ She was pretty fast,” McCon Henderson, Pettis, Easier. 3B— Harper rf 0 0 0 0 Horton p 0 0 0 0 Jim Colbert Betsy Barrett 7*73— 151 to contain them to an 8-1 score.” Stanford also added an RBI- pair of victories in the 8(H) and Oakland 21 21 .500 '/i Worrell p 0 0 0 0 May 13 — Houston 112, LA Lakers 102 Sill Glasson 71-71— 143 Lenore Murooka 77-74— 151 ville noted. Chicogo 18 21 .462 2 Henderson. HR— Mattingly (5), Pogllo- May 16 — Houston 117, LA Lakers 109 the Manchester coach said. single in the rally. 160()meter runs for Manchester. rulo2(7).S— Joyner, Randolph. Tetota 11 2 5 1 Totals ISS 6 1 Larry RInker 7489— 143 Allison Finney 77-74-151 .' East's Fran Cimino and Beth Kansas Clfv 18 22 .450 2'/j May 18 — Houston 105, LA Lakers 95 Hubert Green 72-71— 143 77-74-151 Windham scored three times in DiLoreto, l-I, spelled starter Dana Dieterle won the 32M with a Seattle 15 26 .366 6 SF— Joyner, Schofield. Atlanta 22?22?S!?~? Nonev Scranton St. Louis MO 8M OM— 1 May 21 — Houston 114, LA Lakers 112 Fuzzy Zoeller 71-73— 143 Leslie slugged two hits apiece to the first inning and salted it away Jim Powers in the second and personal best of 10:35. Dwayne Minnesota 15 26 .366 6 Gome-wInnlng RBI — Pendleton Mark O'Meara 6*75— 143 account for four of their club’s five Friday's Results IF H R ER BB SO Finals with a four-run fifth inning. "Until allowed just three hits and two Albert won the 400-meter dash Col Horn la Phil Blockmar 6*74— 143 safeties. New York 10, Callfornlo5 *'e —Heath, Z.Smith. DP— Atlanta3, St. (Besl-o(-sevon) D A. Weibrlng 72-71— 143 the fifth inning, we played a pretty walks the rest of the way. He while Scott Rhea was second in the Oak land 5, Detroit 1 Sutton (L 2-4) 1 1-3 7 6 5 0 1 Houshm vs. Besloa Forsch 4 2-3 5 4 4 4 4 Louis 1. LOB— Atlanta 3, St. Louis 7. 2B Ray Floyd 70-74— 144 solid game.” Faignant said. struck out five. pole vault for the Indians with an Cleveland3, Toronto 1 — Pendleton, Ramirez, O. Smith. SB— May 26 — Houston at Boston, 3 p.m. Hale Irwin 75-49.-.144 Scholastic Boston 2, Texas 1 Bryden 200012 Windham upped its record to 10-4 New York Colenaan 2 (17), Pendleton (6), Herr (8), May 29— Houston at Boston, 9 p.m. Gil Morgon 70-74— 144 "It was his best performance of effort of 9-feet. Chlcoao4, KonsosCItvl Von SIvke (7). S— Tudor. ______June 1 — Boston at Houston, 3:30 p.m. Chris Perry 7*72— 144 MHS sidelined with the victory. the year.” lauded Penders, of his Results: Mlnnesota8, Mllwaukee7 Rasmussen 2 2-3 3 4 4 3 3 June 3 — Boston at Houston, 9p.m. Herald photo by Pinto Whitsn (W 3-1)5 1-3 3 1 1 0 6 IF H R ER BB SO Calvin Peete 72-73— 144 bullpen ace. "He was ahead of 100: 1. O'Neill (M ), 2. Womack (SW), Baltimore at Seattle, night Atlanta . , „ x-June 5 — Boston at Houston, 9 p.m. AAossy Kuramoto 74-70— 144 W INDHAM — It’s all over. For 3. Hoher (M ) 11.6. Saturday's Oames Fisher 1 0 0 0 0 1 x-June8 — Houston at Boston, 1 p.m. MHS JV baseball most hitters.” HBP— by Forsch (Meachom). ZSmIth (L 4-4) 7 5 3 3 7 4 Mark Lye 75-70— 145 the first time in recent memory, Baseball 200: 1. O'Neill (M ),2. Womock (SW), (All Timet EOT) Garber 110011 x-June 11 — Houston at Boston, 9 p.m. Ken Green 7471— 145 Manchester edged Windham, 12-11, 3. Schaffner (SW) 24.3. East Catholic hurler Lori Bielecki gets set to uncork a California ( Romanick 3-1) at New York WP— x-K necessary which dates the past dozen years, Rasmussen. T — 2:40. A— 26,491. St. Louis . . Mike Reid 73-72— 145 In lunlor varsity baseball Friday. Eric Matt Taricani. the first of three 400: 1. Albert (M ), 2. Hoher (M ), 3. (John 2-0), 1:20 p.m. Tudor (W 4-3) 7 1-3 5 2 2 1 3 (he Manchester High girls’ softball EC on track pitch in A C C action Friday against St. Bernard’s at Nike Toronto (Stleb 0-6) at Cleveland Umpires— Home, Shulock; lb, Lou Graham 70-75— 145 Rasmus drove In the winning run In the Aquinas hurlers. was tagged with Morse (SW) 54.5. Morrison; 2b, McKean; 3b, Clark. Itorton 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Davis Love 72-73— 145 seventh Inning with an RBI single. Joe team will not be in postseason play. 800: 1. O'Morro (M ), 2. Gallocher Field. East lost a 12-5 decision to slip to the .500 level. (NIekro 3-3). 1:35 p.m. Worrell (S 5) 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Jodie Mudd 72-73— 145 Leonord went the distance on the NEW BRITAIN Mario Di- the loss. (M ), 3. Von Horn (SW) 4:47.7. Oakland (Codiroll 3-4) at Detroit WP— Gorber. T — 2:35. A— 33,774. Golf Bob Murphy 72-73— 145 mound to notch the victory for the 7-11 3200:1. Dieterle (M ), 2. Zack (SW),3. (Morris 3-4), 7:35 p.m. Umpires— Honae, Marsh; lb, David Mac O'Grodv 60-77— 145 Indians. Leonard, Rasmus and Nell . Schaftner (SW) 10:35.0. 0 Chicogo (Allen 1-0) at Kansas son; 2b, KIbler; 3b, Froemmlng. Tim SIntpson 74-71— 145 Schackner smoked two hits apiece for • 5000: 1. Lunsford (SW), 2. Lemleux for the Indians. Catholic girls’ tennis team won its City (Gubicza 2-4), 8:05 p.m. Rad Sox 2. Rangara 1 Dan Forsmon * Manchester winds up its dual 7*73— 145 MHS. . * (M ),3. Toland (M) 17:07.1. fourth straight tennis match. 6-1 Milwaukee (Nieves 3-1) at Minnesota Peter Senior 72-73— 145 100 hurdles; 1. B. Brophy (M ), 2. meet season Tuesday at East over homestanding St. Thomas BOSTON TEXAS Cuba 4, Aatroa 1 Country Club Denis Watson 7889— 145 McHugh (SW), 3. O'Marra (M) 15.9. (Butcher 0-3), 8:35 p.m. Lannv Wodklns 67-78— 145 MHS JV softball ■ Hartford High School at 3:30 p.m. Aquinas, in a regular season finale Boston (Brown 2-1 or WoodwordO-0) at ObrhM ObrhM Following are the starting times for 300 hurdles; 1. B.Brophy (M ), 2. Barrett 2b 4 0 1 0 McOwll cf 4 0 0 0 Oonnv Edwards 7471— 145 Peaver (SW), 3. McGhee (M ) 43.0. at Stanley Park on Friday. Texas (Witt 2-3), 8:35 p.m. HOUSTON CHICAGO the Four-Ball Golf Tournament to be Curtis Strange 7889^145 The Manchester High junior varsity ' 400 relay; 1. Manchester (O'Neill, Baltimore (Flonogon 1-4) at Seattle Boggs 3b 3 0 0 0 Fletchr 3b 4 0 1 0 ObrhM ObrhM held Mondov at Manchester Country softball teom lost to Windham, *8, East, which competes in the ACC Bucknr lb 4 10 0 O'Brien 1b 4 0 0 0 Tom Bvrum 7*74— 146 Albert, Hoher, FoMett) 45.6. (Swift 0-3), 10:05 p.m. Doron 2b 3 1 1 0 Dernier cf 4 1 1 0 Club. Gary Koch 7*73— 146 Friday. Karen Harley hammered a . 1600reloy: 1. South Windsor, no time championships in New Britain on Sunday's Gomes Rice If 3 0 0 0 Incavgl dh 4 0 0 0 Puhl rf 4 0 10 Lopes If 2 110 6:03 Gordon, Elgner, Remes. Wilson three-run triple for the Indians, while . Baylor dh 3 12 2 Word If 4 110 Tony Sills 7*73— 146 given. Golf Wednesday, boosted its record to California at New York Wolllng 3b 3 0 2 1 Sandbrg 2b 4 0 1 1 6:10 Flynn. Phil Sullivan, Engberg, AAork WIebe 7*71— 146 Michelle Plecity roped three single*.' ■ Long lump; 1. Sundqulst (SW), 2. Toronto at Cleveland Armas cf 4 0 0 0 Porter c 3 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 0 0 0 Moreind rf 4 0 0 0 Sobolov Tammy Snetlenberger and Teresa, 7- 2. Lyons cf 0 0 0 0 Wright rf 3 0 11 Willie Wood 7*71— 146 Mallord (M ), 3. Gritzer (SW) 19'9". Oakland at Detroit Bass rt 4 0 0 0 Durhm 1b 4 12 2 6:24 J. Novak. Taylor, Parllmon, DIk Brett Upper 72-74— 146 MacDonald lined two hits apiece for -' East triumphs Aquinas falls to 3-9. Milwaukee at Minnesota Gedmon c 3 0 1 0 Harroh 2b 3 0 10 GDavIs lb 4 0 1 0 Cev 3b 3 0 11 6:31 Lowry, Hogan, Tanguov, MHS, while Tommy Rabbett oddisd o High lump; 1. Decker (SW), 2. Evans rf 4 0 0 0 Buechel 3b 2 0 0 0 David Graham 7*73— 146 triple. The 12-5 Indians host East,. Gritzer (SW), 3. Mallord (M ) 5'6". Results — Mary Goodwin (A) def. Chicago at Kansas City Reynlds ss 4 0 0 0 Speler 3b 0 0 0 0 Edwards Mike Sullivan 71-75— 146 Triple lump; 1. Sandquist (SW), 2. PO R TLA N D — East Catholic’s Boston at Texas (}ulnons ss 2 0 0 0 Jones oh 10 0 0 Bailey c 3 0 0 0 JDovIs c 3 0 10 6:38 Zwick. H. Glgllo, Borgldo, Hartford In the season final* on-< Judy Burns,8-1,5-7,8-3; Andrea Beorse Romero ss 0 0 0 0 Wllkrsn ss 0 0 0 0 Bobby Wodklns 7870— 146 Mallard (M ), 3. Storther (SW) 41')". golf team snuck by host Portland (EC) def. Zeena Fawtik; Nancy Sulick Baltimore at Seattle, night Solano p 2 0 0 0 Dunston ss 3 1 1 0 McNIff Tom Sleckmonn 7076— 146 Tuesday at Charter Oak Field. Totals 30 2 4 2 Totols 33 I 4 1 And^sn p 0 0 0 0 Sutcliffe p 3 0 1 0 6:45 R. Gordon, C. McCarthy, Mloga- Pole voult; 1. Gritzer (SW), 2. Rhea High. 4-3. in non-conference action (EC) def. Rosanna Bordlere, 8-2, 8-2; Boston OM 2M OOO— 2 Roger Malfble 71-75— 146 (M ),3. Beaudry (M ) 11'6". Melissa Carroll (EC) def. Joanne Garner ph 1 0 0 0 noskl, Thomas Mark McCumber 7*73-146 Shot put; 1. Brophy (M ), 2. Prlgnano at the Portland Country Club on Toxos OM 010 MO— 1 Kerfeld pOOOO 6:52 Jones, LIpInskI, Steponskl, Bertles, 8-2, 8-3; Taro Cunnlnghom- NL itandings (^me-wlnnlng RBI — Baylor (2). DM Net Quollfv (M ), 3. Decker (SW) 54"/>". Friday. Janlne Zappolo (EC) def. Karen Totals nisi Totals M 4 9 4 Lansberg Ed Florl 72-75— 147 Discus: 1. Brophy (M ), 2. Decker E— Barrett. LOB— Boston 10, Texas 4. Houston 6:59 Bocklel, Dvorak, Hayes, Blount Auto Racing The Eagles improved on their Ludulkow-Colleen Clinch. 8-2, 8-); HR— Baylor (7). SB— Baylor (2). John Cook 74-73— 147 (SW ),3. Prlgnono (M ) 159'. Katie Glllesple-Marv Buckley (EC) (Late oames not Included) Chicago 8M MO M — 4 7:13 D. DeNIcolo. Howland, Allen, Ron Streck 72-75— 147 Javelin: 1. Sandquist (SW ), 2. fine 1986 record, upping their mark East IP. H R ER BB SO (jame-winning RBI — Durham (2). Dutelle def. Francine Mercurlo-MIchele Rlm- Boston Lorry Nelson 71- 76— 147 Kausch (SW), 3. Talmana (M ) 160'. to 10-5-2. kle, 6-1, 6-1; Carol Trocclola-Erin W L Pet. OB E— Dunston. DP— Houston 1. LOB— 7:20 R. Gordello, Gozzo, Palmer, B. Fulton Allem 74-73— 147 New York 25 10 .714 — Boyd (W 5-3) 8 3 1 1 0 4 Houston 7, Chicogo 4. 2B— G. (Jovls, Bonadles E C ’s DaveOlendercarded a34 to Hickey (EC) def. Sheri Dagata-Mary Somblto 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Keith Fergus 74- 73—Indlanpolla 147 500 linaup - MHS girls beaten Ann DIMatteo, 8-3, 6-3. Montreal 22 15 .595 4 Durham, Dunston. 3B— J. Davis. SB— 7:27 J. Morlartv, Phllllpon, McNam David Frost 72- 76— 148 share medalist honors with Por Pittsburgh 15 19 .441 9Vj Stanley (S 7) 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 Doran (14). _____ ara, Hart Toxos Ronnie Block 77-71— 148 The Manchester High girls’ tland’s Jeff Graves. East’s Steve St. Louis 15 22 .405 11 IF H R ER BB SO 7:34 CIcagllone Teets, Hickey (R) David Edwards 73- 76— 149INDIANAPOLIS — The new storting Chicogo 15 23 .395 11'/a Correa (L 2-3) 8 1-3 4 2 2 6 9 Houston . _ Cllftord lineup for Sunday's Indianapolis 500, track team dropped a 67-60 verdict Casella and John King were next, East boys sweep Henry 0 0 0 0 1 0 Dick Mast 80-70— 150 Phllodelphla 14 22 .388 llVa Solano (L 3-1) 4 2-3 5 4 4 2 3 7:41 Archambault, Chittick, King, Mark Haves 77- 73—Including 150 driver, moke of cor and to South Windsor High School in shooting a 37 and 38. respectively. West Williams 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Andersen 1 1-3 3 0 0 0 0 Harvey duallfylng speed. WEST HARTFORD - The Ea Henry pitched to 1 batter In 9th. Ossie Moore 78- 72— 150 CCC East Divison action Friday The Eagles meet St. Bernard Son Francisco 23 17 .575 — Kerteld 2 1 0 0 0 3 7:48 Holmes, Buccherl, Chevrette, Tom Kite 75- 76— 151 Row One gle boys swept through host Houston 22 17 .564 '/a HBP— by Correa (Baylor); by Correa Chicago . , Abroltls afternoon at Pete Wigren Track. and Xavier in an All Connecticut (Quinones). Bolk— Correo. T — 2:45. Fred Couples 75- 77—1 152. RlckMears,AAarch-Cosworth,216828 Northwest Catholic. 7-0, at St. San Diego 21 18 .538 I'/a Sutcllfte (W 2-6)) 9 5 1 1 3 7 7:55 Moran, Macolone (J ) M. Woody Blackburn 76- 76—mph. 152 The win lifts the Bobcats to 5-1 Conference tri-match on Wednes Atlanta 21 19 .525 2 A— 18,300. WP— Solano. T — 2:23. A— 20,532. Clough, Jackson Jo.seph’s College on Friday. Umpires— Home, Kaiser; lb, Coo Mike Smith 72-82— 154 2. Danny Sullivan, March-Coswoiih,.' and drops the Indians out of a day at the Norwich Country Club. Los Angeles 20 21 .488 3'/a 8:09 W. DIeksInskI, DelMastro, 78- 76—215.382 154 mph. East’s Sean Powers and Matt ney; 2b, Palermo; 3b, Brinkman. Umpires— Home, Runge; 1b, Pol- Lon Hinkle In the junior varsity match. East » Cincinnati 13 23 .361 8 O'Rourke, Vennord Buddy Gardner 79- 75—3. 154 Michael Andretti, Morch- second-place tie in the CCC East Dimbicki waltzed through their Friday's Results lone; 2b, Engel; 3b,Quick. 8:16 M. Shea, R. Macalone. (Sastzle- Bob Eastwood 80- 75—Cosworth, 155 214.522 mph. and to 62 for the season. swept Portland. 5-0. E C ’s Scott Chicogo 4, Houston 1 wlz, Welmon singles wins in unbeaten straight Roberto De Vincenzo 77- 78— 155 Heather Cayward was a triple Senseney was low man with a 42. St. Louis 3, Atlanta 2 8:23 D. Smith Sr., R. Curtiss, M. Tom Welskopf 80- 78— 158 Row TWO sets. While Sox 4. Royala 1 Anderson, McAvov Results — Dave Olender (EC) def. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, night Ma|or Laagua laadara Steve Pate 81- 78— 159 4. Bobby Rohol, AAarch-Cosworth, winner for the Bobcats, taking the EC is now 5-9, while Northwest New York at San Diego, night 8:30 Cyr, Tracy, R. Anderson, E BUI Kratzert 8440— 164 214.522 mph. 800-. and 1600-. and 3200-meter Brett Franklin, 34-42; Jeff Graves (P) Phllodelphla at Los Angeles, night CHICAGO KANSAS CITY Anderson Nick Price 76wdr 5. Al Unser, Pensk6Chevrolet, 212.295 det. John King, 34-38; Barry Powllshen dips to 2-12. Montreal at San Francisco, night Through gomos ot Thursday, Moy 21. 8:37 Foster, Davidson, McCollum, B. mph. runs. Erinn Johnson won the 100- (EC) def. Brian Schultz, 39-42; Mike The Eagles compete next in Saturday's (3ames abrhM obrhM Stuek Tripoli (P) def. Kevin Boyko, 44-48; Cohoels cf 5 0 0 0 Wilson cf 4 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE 6. Kevin Cogon, March- and 20*meter dashes for South Wednesday's All Connecticut Con (All Times EOT) Hotrstn dh 5 0 0 0 Orta dh 3 0 10 Individual bolting 8:44 Breen, Glguere, Bobigon, LPGA raaulta Cosworth, 211.922 mph. Windsor. Sophomore Laurie Smith Tim Sullivan (P) def. Joe Magllclc, Houston (Madden 1-1) at Chl- Bolnes rf 5 0 10 Law If 2 0 0 0 phiysr, cib Ob r h 2b 3b hr rM ova Bushev 40-47; Sfeve Casella (EC) def. Larry ference championships. cogo (Hoffmon 1-1), 1:20 p.m. 8:51 B. Sullivan, B. Tomkiel, Belle Row Three won the 400 and the lOOmeter Fein, 37-44; East Catholic won medal Nichols rf 0 0 0 0 BalbonI 1b 1 0 Boggs, 0 0 Bos 145 29 54 )5 0 4 27.372 8138488 LFGA Corning Classic Seon Powers (EC) def. Matt John Walker 1b 4 14 0 Brett 3b 3 0 0 0 Yount, MM 140 24 52 9 1 2 13 .371 ville. Whelan 7. Tom Sneva, Morch-Cosworth, 211.87* hurdles for Manchester, setting a point. 241-248. son. 8-0, 8-0; Mott DImbIckI (EC) def. Montreal (Youmans 3-3) at Son Pucktt, Mn 8:58 S. HlllnskI, B. Ogden, Gustama- Second Round mph. Fisk c 5 12 0 White 2b 4 0 0 0 170 35 6211 1 13 30.365 At Coming, N.Y., May n school record in the latter event Mike Bell, 8-0,8-0; Jim Fallon (EC) def. Francisco (Blue 1-2 or Mason 2-4), 4:05 Bonilla If 5 12 1 Quirk 1b 3 10 0 O'Brien, Tx 137 31 4610 1 6 22.336 chlo. Craig 8. Roberto Guerrero, March-" John Makuch, *1, 8-); Andy Bodyk p.m. Phillips, Ok 157 34 9:12 D. Anderson, Paul Sullivan, R. (For 71) Cosworth, 211.576 mph. with a 16.3 clocking. She also took Hulett 2b 4 110 Sundbro c 3 0 10. 52 6 2 2 18 .331 Beth Daniel 67-70-137 Herald photo by Pinto (EC) def. Michelle Mosslocote, 8-3,6-7, Cincinnati (Gullickson 3-3) at Pitts Guillen ss 4 0 12 Motlev rf 4 0 0 0 Jockson, Cl 103 18 34 4 0 7 18 .330 Monoco, H. Murphy seconds in the long jump and 200. 8- 4; MlkeKelley-GregSeaver(EC)def. burgh (BleleckI 3-2), 7:05 p.m. Mttngly, N 167 24 9:19 F. Klernon, A, D'Appollino, Cindy Hill 7365-138 9. Al Unser Jr., Lolo-Cosworth, 211.533 Tennis Tollesn 3b 2 0 1 1 ^lazar ss 3 0 2 1 55 16 0 4 30.329 Judy Dickinson 71-68— 139 Shara Nicholson won the javelin Matt Johnson-Scott Thresher, 8-3, 7-5; Atlanta (Palmer 3-2) at St. Louis Totols 9f 4 12 4 Totols 30 1 4 1 Joyner, Cal 166 32 54 6 015 38.325 Palmer, D. Battollno mph. Andrea Ryan has been one of the more swung and missed on this pitch in action Geoff Klng-Ed Day (EC) def. John (Burris 1-0), 8:05 p.m. Tabler, Cle 150 9:26 Maddox, Wallace, Nordine, H. Sherri Turner 71-69— 140 Row Four and high jump while Mary Ann Chlcooo 010 000 010— 4 21 48 15 1 3 15 .320 Pat Brodlev 70-70— 140 E C girts win Makuch-MIchelle Massicotte, 8-3, 7-8; New York (Berenyl 1-0) at San Diego Konsos City 010 000 000— 1 Moseby, Tr 169 25 54 4 2 6 18 .320 Gordello potent batters for East Catholic High’s Friday against St. Bernard’s. Troy won the shot put and discus Tim Powers-WIII Moorcroft (EC) def. (Thurmond 2-3) 10:05 p.m. 9:33 D. Malick, Fronklln, B. Leone, J. Cindy Rorlck 7169— 140 mph. Game-winning RBI — Bonilla (1). Johnson, To r 94 17 X 5 1 6 20 .319 and placed second in the high jump NEW BRITAIN - The East Don Mokuch-John Roach, 8-3, 8-2. Philadelphia (Toliver 0-1) at Los DP— Chicogo 1. LOB— Chicago 11, Lemon, Def 107 10 34 6 0 3 15.318 Moder Penny Hommel 71-69— 140 11. Emerson Fittipaldi, March- girls’ softball team this spring. She Angeles (Valenzuela6-2), 10:05p.m. Lynn, Bol 123 20 4 9:40 Roche, CorrentI, Hunter (J), Sherrin Smvers 70-70— 140 Cosworth, 210.237 mph. Kansos CItv 7.2B— Bonilla. Guillen. X 1 4 19 .317 Solly Quinlan 71-69— 140 Sunday's Gomes IP H R ER BB SO CoMlns, Def 101 18 32 5 1 0 10 .317 Colnen Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Davis, Sea 127 18 9:47 Herdic. L. Glgllo. Perkins, Patti Rizzo 71-70— 141 12. Johnny Rutherford, Chicogo 40 6 1 8 28.315 Ok-Hee Ku 70-71— 141 March- Atlanta at St. Louis Cowley (W M ) 7 1-3 3 1 1 4 3 Bell, Tor 153 19 48 9 1 4 25 .314 Hunnitord Cosworth, 210.2X mph. Houston at Chicago McKeon 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Rice, Bos 160 23 50 12 0 5 28.313 9:54 Finnegan, Livingston, Corvev, Denise Streblg 71-70— 141 New York at San Diego Nelson ( S I ) 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Fletchr, Tx 109 19 34 5 3 0 10 .312 Groman Avoko Okamoto 72-70— 142 Rew Five Philadelphia at Los Angeles Baines, Chi 148 23 46 5 0 7 10:08 A. Mortin, B. Hunter Dooladv, Decdec Lasker 7369— 142 _13x. Randy Lanier, March-Cosworth, Kofism City 26.311 Laurie RInker 7270— 142 Montreal ot San Francisco Soberhogn (L 2-5) 7 9 3 3 2 5 Barrett, Bs 145 23 45 11 3 1 16 .310 Andreoll 209.964 mph. Nicklaus tops foursome in the lead (Saetfl, Min 145 30 45 on 22 .310 10:15, G. Wilson, W. Ferguson, Robin Walton 72-70— 142 14. Poncho Carter, Lola- Forr 2 3 1111 9 Alice Rltzmon 70-72— 142 PB— Sundberg. T — 2:55. A— 25,311. Downng, Cl 139 28 43 13 2 5 24 .309 WIgren, Stephens Cosworth, 209.635 mph. Griffin, Ool( 146 10:22 G. Mortin A. Ober, MarozzI, Lauren Howe 72-71— 143 Amarlcan Laagua raaults 20 45 8 0 0 11 .308 " It’s no fun to finish that way,” put him in position to tie for the Umpires— Home, Evons; 1b, Merrill; Rndiph, NY 141 21 43 4 1 0 15 .305 Hormon Sandra Palmer 7667— 143 15x. Jacques Vllleneuve, March- By Gene Caddes Tewell. tied with Nicklaus when Gantnr, Ml 107 21 32 8 1 1 9.299 10:29 Denz, R. DeNIcolo, Bob Brown, JoAnne Corner 72-71— 143 Cosworth, 209.397 mph. the second round began at 6-under Pooley said of his closing bogey, lead. 2b, Hendry; 3b, Cousins. Jone Crofter 72-72— 144 United Press International Individual pitching Gentile par 66. made it a four-way tie for "but I’m very pleased with the way Nicklaus said he did not feel A's 5. Tlgars 1 pttchor, cfb w 1 1 h bb GO tro 10:36 Matovo, M. Lombo, Whitesell, Beth Solomon 7670— 144 Rew Six McMahon Myra Blockwelder 75-69— 144 16. Danny Ongals, AAorch-BuIck, 2D9.1X DUBLIN. Ohio — Masters the lead about a half hour after the I played. Eight-under par on this comfortable most of the day but r Leonard, KC 4 4 60.0 50 10 32 10:43 E. Everett, G. Bolsseneau, Susie Berdoy 72-72— 144 mph. s8 champ Jack Nicklaus and Doug Golden Bear finished, when he golf course is very satisfying.” said he was able to "manage” his OAKLAND DETROIT _ ^ Indiana 3. Blue Jaya I Lynn, Frank Heather Farr 7272— 144 abrhM obrhbl BordI, Bal 2 0 30.0 26 15 23 17. Josele Garza, March- made a 10-footer for his 2-under Halldorson. although shooting game. Haas, Oak 7 1 60.1 46 16 33 10:50 P. White, C. Allen, Donovon, Val Skinner 70-76— 144 Cosworth, 208.9X mph. Tewell both rolled In birdie putts on Phillips 3b 5 1 1 1 Whitakr 2b 5 1 2 0 TORONTO CLEVELJkND Hlguera, Mil 5 4 76.1 62 25 70 Barton Kathryn Young 72-72— 144 the final hole Friday to tie Don par 70. six shots higher than his opening " I guess you go through days like Hill 2b 4 10 0 Trmmll ss 10 0 0 10:57 R. Fahey, W. Chapman, E. Sally Little 7670— 145 Canseco If 4 1 1 1 Brookns ss 3 0 1 0 dbrhM ObrhM Nelson, Chi 4 1 34.2 26 13 25 18. Tony Bettenhausen, Morch- Pooley and Dan Halldorson for the Pooley and Halldorson missed a 65. also was pleased with his round. that,” he said, "when you don’t feel (3orc(a 2b 3 0 0 0 Butler cf 4 110 Witt, Col 3 4 67.2 58 21 53 Holmes, Borblneau Down Coe 7670— 145 Cosworth, 208.933 mph. as good as you’d like to over the Klngmn dh 3 0 1 1 Splimn ph 10 0 0 Leach ph 1 0 0 0 Fronco ss 4 0 1 2 Hurst, Bos 3 3 66.1 62 17 77 11:11 S. Sortorl, LaChopelle, (3ardls, Cindy Ferro 7670— 145 second-round lead of the |S77.(KK) chance to claim the outright lead "Any time you break par on this Lonsfrd 1b 4 1 2 0 Grubb rf 4 0 0 1 Rddbough Chris Johnson 71-74— 145 when they both bogeyed the 18th golf course, you feel you’ve done ball. But, you manage your game Griffin ss 4 0 11 Parrish c 3 0 2 0 lorg 2b 0 0 0 0 Carter rf 4 0 10 Bannistr, Ch 2 4 47.1 43 20 25 Rew Seven Memorial Golf Tournament. Mosebv cf 4 0 0 0 Thorntn dh 3 0 1 0 Codiroll, Ok 3 4 56.1 57 26 25 11:18 Alternates. Sharon Barrett 7273— 145 19. Arle Luyendyk, L o la - Nicklaus, who designed and built hole. something.” said Halldorson. very well. I ’m pleased that I was Davis rf 3 12 1 Evans dh 2 0 0 0 W. Calhoun, B. Johnson Laurl Peterson 72-73— 145 Bathe c 3 0 0 0 Coles 3b 4 0 0 0 Upshaw lb 4 0 0 0 Castillo dh 1 1 0 0 NIekro, NY 5 2 58.2 55 18 29 Cosworth, 207.811 mph. able to do that today.” Bell If 4 111 Hall If 3 0 0 0 Davis, Bal 4 2 49.1 46 17 36 Becky Pearson 7671— 145 the Muirfield Village Golf Club Six other golfers were only one “ You have to think on every shot.” Javier cf 4 0 10 Bergmn lb3 0 0 0 Barb Bunkowskv 7273— 145 Tewell said he was frustrated on Sherldn cf 2 0 0 0 Johnsn dh 3 0 0 0 Nixon If 0 0 0 0 Clemens, Bs 7 0 64.2 48 17 73 20. G eoff B ra b h a m , L o la - course on which the Memorial is shot back of the leaders with 137 Pooley had seven birdies and a Barfledd rf 2 0 0 0 Tobler lb 3 0 10 Mason, Tex 4 0 54.0 50 23 33 Tallwood MIssle BerteottI 72-73— 145 Cosworth, 207.082 mph. ■ pair of 3-putt bogeyes in his round, the back side. Collins If 40 11 Whitt c 3 0 10 Jacoby 3b 2 0 10 Deb Richard 7671— 146 played, hit his second shot on the totals. They were Chip Beck, who Tetota S4 S 9 5 Totals 32 1 6 1 Clancy, Tor 4 2 54.0 54 18 31 “ I hit a lot of good drives and a lot Gruber 3b 2 0 0 0 Bernzrd 2b 2 1 1 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE LADIES — BLIND PARTNERS — 18 Dale Eggellng 72-74— 146 21. A.J. Fovt, March-Cosworth', 213.212 437-yard, par-4 hole right over the had a second-round 66. Lennie while Halldorson’s only three OoKlond J S S i S J i z f Mulinks 3b 0 0 0 0 Allonson c 3 0 0 0 Holers — Gross — Kothy Reynolds- Potty Sheehan 7670— 146 mph. Clements (68). Larry Mize (68), birdies of the day came in of good second shots but I didn’t Detroit 880 010 MO— 1 Individual bottlna Dlone Willis 78. Net — Joyce pin and hit the center of the cup Fernndz ss 3 0 0 0 Mover, cT Ob r h 2b 3b hr rM ova C l i ^ Mackey 7672— 146 _ Row Eight succession on the 14th. 15th and have a lot of birdie chances.” he (jame-wlnnlng RBI — Canseco (3). Totals 29 1 2 1 Totals 29 3 7 1 (3wvnn, S McDermott-Glorlo Williams 63, Marie AAary Beth Zimmerman 72-74— 146 with his downhill, 15-foot putt. Hal Sutton (69). Tom Purtzer (69) E— Coles. LOB— Oaklond 6, (Jetrolt 10. 152 27 54 7 1 4 10 .355 Johnson-NIcole Damorllan 65, Linda 22. Raul Boesel.Lolo^osworth, 211.202 said. "But. you can’t feel ba 1 Or( John Mohoffev Jull Inkster 7673— 149 .two-round total of 7-under 137. Hill birdie. She hit a putt for par said, “ but for some reason the flw miind nf tliA tniimo. •0890n.fM»# lA*84«A-F**t t1 e»f«44 oar-3 seventh hole. . ------— a-tHtder-oar 136. tied with three others for the lead. ( U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 24. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 24. 1986 — 15 Simon gets slot in Indy field FOCUS
Bv Kent McOIII late and the damage was too great. me. would be beneficial to the s[^rt in United Press Iriternatlonol Simon initially turned down an Simon said the percentage of the general." News for Senior Citizens offer to have Firestone drive his split between the two owners would Firestone was on the outside of Weddings IN D IA N AP O LIS - The owner of car. but agreed late in the day to not be made public. the seventh row, so all cars behind Dennis Firestone’s ear withdrew split the winnings from his entry him moved up one spot in the grid. the damaged racer from the with the Firestone team in ex "They are a small team. We are a small team.” Simon said. "Did That pushed four- time winner A. J. ‘Big Week’ was a success Indianapolis 500 field Friday as change for the early withdrawal. somebody pay somebody some Foyt Jr. into the seventh row and part of a financial agreement with The Firestone team could have thing? The answer is no.” moved Mario Andretti from the first alternate Dick Simon, who waited until Sunday morning to last row to the outside spot in the Editor’s note: This column is Georgia where they received an Friday — Tuna salad sandwich, will start last in the 33-car field. make a decision on whether to race Kehoe said Firestone backed the 10th row. prepared by the staff of the award. soup. dessOrt. beverage. Firestone’s car was extensively the car. decision to take his car out of the Manchester Area Senior Citizen Lastly, best wishes to Helen Center. damaged Thursday in an accident "We decided the car, even when field and give Simon the chance to Simon said the atmosphere for Grady who is in Manchester SCORES; during carburation day practice. fixed, may not offer what we drive. an agreement changed after he Memorial Hospital; andourcondo- May 16 — Setback scores: Art Car owner Patrick Kehoe ar consider the optimum conditions of turned down the original offer to By Joe DImlnico lences to the Dupont family in the Boufard 149; George Brooks 122; ranged to have parts flown in from safety and competitiveness we "M y primary concern about put Firestone in Simon's car. Activities Director recent loss of Joe. Joe, a longtime Catherine Cappuccio 120; Dot the Lola productio. plant in Cam wanted." said Kehoe. “ Dick will Dennis is that he was OK (after the Simon had originally offered to active member, will certainly be Anderson 116: Adolph Yeske 116; bridgeshire. England, but decided start in the 33rd position with a Thursday accident)." Kehoe said. join forces with Kehoe in order to I wouldlike to take this opportun missed. Ann Firestone 115; Martin Bakston late Friday afternoon it was too mutual effort between Dick and "He fully sanctioned anything that gel into the race. ity to thank the following individu 115. als for their contribution to “ Big SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK; May 19 — Pinochle scores: Leon Week.” They are as follows: Mary Monday — Closed for the holi Fallot 784; Art Bouffard 759; Bob and Ed McKeever for conducting day. Memorial Day. Schubert 752; Catherine Gleason the military whist and setback Tuesday — 9 a m. shopping bus 748; Edith Albert 746; Lottie A B C set for first live Indy telecast tourney: Kay Boulduc and Roger (grocery); 9:30 a.m. non-shopping Lavoie 744; Ernest Grasso 735; Negro for their heip with the bus (Bradlees); 10 a.m. square Helena Gavello 734; refreshments; ’’Rocky’ Desim- dancing; 11; 45 a.m. lunch. Bus May 19 — Golf scores: low net: By Randy MInkoff come back and format, not only for individual is a television director’s Inevitably in telecasting a con mone of Wyman Oil for the returns from shopping at 12:30 Joe Grenier 31; Nick Nickerson 32; United Press International commercials but for profiles oii a dream. At Indy, there are 33 tinuous event, the insertion of generous donation to the card p.m. Aime Duchemin 32; Jonn Dahm Danny Sullivan or someone else.” different cars, 33 different drivers commercials can become a prob game; Tom Tierney of Tierney Wednesday — 9 a.m. assertive 33; Carl Swanson 33; Wen Poucher CHICAGO — ABC is moving into Howard said. “ Obviously, we don't and 33 potential focus angles. lem. But Howard said the network Funeral Home for allowing the use ness training; 9:30 a.m. stress 33; Ed Adams 34. low gross: Irv the fast lane in terms of its auto have that luxury now.” “ In most things the focal point is has adopted a policy on that and of their “Limo” on Big Day; Terry management. Last class: 9:30 Gartside 42; Paul Korney 42; Joe Parla and Manchester Land Con racing coverage when it televises Howard believes ABC does have in one place. Football has 22 plans to stick with it." a.m. pinochle games; 10 a.m. Philippen43; Durwood Lathrop43; servation Trust for allowing the Sunday’s Indy 500 live for the first several things working in its favor. players but it’s in one area.” he "The main difficulty is going to Friendship Circle; 11:45 a.m. Joe Kennedy 43: John Bania 44. use of Saulters Pond for the time. "W e don't have the post says. "Auto racing and golf, once be to leave the racing even if there lunch; 12:30 p.m, bridge games; May 21 — Pinochle scores: Ada Fishing Derby and to Bill Johnson, Rojas 588; Mabel Loomis 568; On the surface, attempting to production hassles that we have the activity starts, it never stops. isn’t anything going on, even if 12:30 p.m. arts and crafts. Bus president of the Savings Bank of Lillian Lewis 542; Peter Casella cover the spectacle would seem to with the taped telecasts,” Howard When I say it doesn't stop, the there is a green light. Now. I ’m pickup at 8 a.m. Return trips at Manchester, for the generous 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. 538. be easier than its past practice of said. "We've gone through this yellow light doesn’t stop it. The red going to have to leave for commer donation to the Fishing Derby. Thursday — 9 a.m. orchestra May 21 — Bridge scores: Helen showing a taped telecast later that event before so it won’t be light doesn’t stop it. either.” cials because there aren’t going to evening. Lastly, I would like to thank ail the rehearsal; 11:45 a.m. lunch. Bensche 5,080; Tom Regan 3,990; something new. I ’ve gone through ABC, which also televises the be enough yellow lights.” Howard Board of Directors for helping out Thursday program — Manchester Betty Seipel 3.950: Mac Hallowell But telecasting an auto race is it since 1971 and our crew is a U.S. Open on a hole to hole explained. “ If, while we’re gone something happens. I’m not going / t with Celebrity Bingo. High School Jazz Band. 9 a.m. to 11 3,710: Helen Simmons 3.620. unlike a baseball or football game veteran one so we know what to coverage, has the practical expe to worry about it. I have no divine It is the support of the above a.m. Circuit Breaker Assistance UPI photo where there are natural breaks for expect.” rience of covering a large area like intervention to know whether we’ll individuals that really helped by appointment. Bus returns after commercials. The Indy 500 can the Speedway from its prior Design market set Howard believes the live at miss it.” make "Big Week” the success it program. often have several stories going on Olympic coverage. But even that A new generation of drivers is beginning to take control tempt at Indy will be less demand What is more of a concern is the waSk- was. Friday — 9 a.m, cribbage; 10 NEW YOR K (AP) — More than at once — or have very little going doesn’t present the challenge the at the Indy 500, and some of the new drivers are sons of ing than some other chores his a.m. bingo; 12:30 p;m, setback 100 designer sources are expected on for a long period of time. Indy 500 does, according to pre-recorded feature material — Mrs. Kenneth Parrott the older guard. Al Unser Sr. (left) and Al Unser Jr. are crew has handled. the "up close and personal" Mrs. James Nicoletta THE SENIOR CENTER will be games. Bus pickup at 8 a.m. to participate in Design New York "In my opinion this will be easier Howard. among that group. This year’s Indy 500 takes place Chuck Howard, vice president in profiles with the ABC stamp on sponsoring an anniversary ball on Return trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. 1986, the third annual international charge of program production, will than the Derby.” he said. “ The “ The only thing that compares them — may wind up in trouble as June 20 from 6 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. design market to be held here Oct. Sunday. oversee the first live telecast. A Derby is not in the same league. as a part of the Olympics is the far as timing. Parrott-Hull NIcoletta-Dougan Tickets are $7. which includes a MENU FOR THE WEEK; 8 to 11. Among events will be veteran of nine Olympic telecasts About the only thing in the same downhill skiing where you have “ I think those are very impor chicken dinner at 6 p.m. and Monday — Holiday. No lunch. behind-the-scenes factory visits as well as the Kentucky Derby and league here is the U.S. Open. The two miles down the mountain.” tant to the ones who aren’t racing Jennifer Hull, daughter of Robyn MacKenzie of Patricia Mary Dougan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dancing from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Tuesday — Swedish meatballs and Showroom Seminars focusing NCAA football. Howard knows that reason they are similar is what Howard said, "You also have the fans,” he says. "What you can do is Fairfield and Lester Hull of Bridgeport, married James E . Dougan of 335 Porter St., married James The affair is semi-formal. Get your on noodles, vegetable, roll, des on industry problems and how to problems lie ahead makes it difficult. Neither one has weather conditions, although the do interviews and we’ve already Kenneth Richard Parrott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur Nicoletta, son of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur tickets while they last. sert. beverage. solve them. Sports In Brief “ The real problem is the insert a built in plug, whereas most of the weather at the Indy could be a huge done them with the key people and Parrott of 42 Gerard St.. May 17 al Center Nicoletta of 86 Woodside SI. May 17 at St. James There will be a registration for Wednesday — Macaroni and Design New York is sponsored ing of non-race material. In the other sports have logical pauses” problem, particularly if we have put them on the corner of the Congregational Church Church. the Cape Cod trip on June 4 at 9:30 cheese, vegetable, roll, dessert, by the Resources Council, a past when it was over, we could Focusing on just one area or rain” screen.” The Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr. officiated. The Rev. Francis Krukowski officiated at the a m. The price of the trip is $157.50 beverage. national trade association head Charbonneau, Malin elected officers Tracy Hull was maid of honor. Nancy Bolduc and double-ring ceremony. The bride was given in which includes transportation, ac Thursday — Turkey, gravy, quartered here that fosters com Rochelle Parrott were bridesmaids. Jessica MacKen marriage by her father. commodations. a breakfast, two stuffing, potato, vegetable, cran munication between the interior B R ID G E P O R T — East Catholic High School president, the zie was flower girl. Kathleen Rascher was matron of honor for her lunches, and one dinner. The trip is b e rry sauce, roll, dessert, furnishings industry and design Reverend William Charbonneau. and the school's director of Tim Edwards served as best man. Steve Russell sister. Beth DePietro and Susan Lucey, also sisters of slated for September 12 to 14 and a beverage. professionals. athletics. Tom Malin. have been elected president and secretary, Celts’ Bird wants to win — for Fitch and Lewis Melendez were ushers. Jason Hull was the bride, and Lori Richloff were bridesmaids. $25 deposit is required upon respectively for the All Connecticut Conference for the 1986-87 ringbearer. Sean Ryan, nephew of the bridegroom, served as registration. school year. The reception was at Adams Mill Restaurant. Those registered for the Mont By Frederick Wotermon competitor than some of the people was running the team, but we had was treated.” best man. Christopher Dougan, the bride’s brother. Thomas Zerio and James Zerio were ushers. real trip are reminded that the Benford hits 6 gallons United Press International we have on this team.” said Bird at success, and here was a guy Jones was an assistant to Fitch final payment is due by no later in Boston and his low-key style has A reception was held at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn in ACC to hold championship grid game Friday’s practice as Bo.ston pre (sportswriter) saying he should be Bolton. than June 12. BOSTON — Larry Bird wants to pared for Monday’s opening game fired. brought the Celtics to the NBA The bride graduated from East Catholic High Those attending the Crystal Mall at Unitarian bloodmobile have a great championship series of the championship .series against finals each of the three seasons BRIDGEPORT — The All Connecticut Conference announced “ K.C. has been tremendous for School and attended Manchester Community College. trip on May 28 are reminded that in order to prove how good a coach the Rockets. since he succeeded Fitch. at its principal's meeting that it will have a championship us. and very motivational, but you She is employed by Total Vision Associates. the trip will be leaving from the At the recent bloodmobile at Stephen A. Dwyer, John B. Farley, football game between the top two teams based on won-lost Houston’s Bill Fitch is. ask the guys here about Coach “ We were very fortunate we got Center at 10 a.m. and returning at Roger A Fisher, John T. Furness, Jr., "Excepting K.C. (Jones, the a guy like K .C .,” Bird said. “ We The bridegroom also graduated from Manchester Unitarian Universalist meeting Rodney Gray, Doyld R. Gilmore, record. The two-time league most valua Fitch and they’ll have a lot of approximately 4:30 p.m. All indi hou.se. Alan Benford reached the current Boston coach). I’ve always went from one extreme of high High School. He is employed by A. Raymond Zerio and Steyen M, Hodge, Theresa C. Haley, The championship game will be held on Friday or Saturday of ble p'ayer is one of five Celtics respect for him. There’s no ques Sons. viduals attending are responsible six-gallon mark. Albert C. Harris, Lynn Harris, Janet L. said I thought Bill Fitch was the intensity to very laidback and K.C. Keeney, Gregory Kendall, Peter F, the weekend of Nov. 21. 1986. remaining from Fitch’s roller best coach in the league, bar none. tion about that, but we’re still for their own ride home from the Others who achieved records Kelly, Donald Kuehl, Candide M. coaster tenure as Boston’s coach going to beat him. Of-course it saying. ‘OK boys, we’ve got the Center. He’s a great X ’s and O ’s man. he’s talent. I’m going to show you the included: Gloria Hilton, five gal Landry, Jean L. Laughman, Jerl S. During his four years. Fitch led (Fitch’s presence) is a motiva lons; Gary Bogli and Albert Chase Lyons, Solly Morte, Salley F. Moore, always prepared, he puts the time direction and you guys follow.’ Edith S. Leonard. NHL hands out hefty fines Boston to one NBA title — a 1981 tional factor. I ’m going to do some THANKS TO CARL POPPLE, Jr., three gallons; Stanley into it. he’s very intense and he’s a "We were very lucky. They finals triumph over Houston, of the things out there that he Engagements our faithful bingo caller, for all his McMillen, Martha E, Walters and George F. McAuley, Jr., Charles winner. The guy does not accept could have brought in some guy McCooe, David C. Mover, Brian J. M ONTREAL — The NHL handed down fines totalling $42,000 which was then led by Moses taught me. and I ’m going to use help in the past years, Carl will be Clifford St. Onge. one gallon. Murphy, Lawrence A. Murphy, Cheryl losing: if he loses a game, he wants who was 300 times as bad as Bill Friday for the 15-minute, bench-clearing brawl at the end of Malone. them against him. relinquishing his duties due to ill Others who came to the A. O’Donnell, France E, Pfeiffer, to know why. George Pinto, Richard L. Roach, Thursday night’s Game 4 of the Stanley Cup final between the Fitch was. I always thought he was health. bloodmobile: Shortly after the Celtics were “ It’s going to be one of the best Susan E. Salters, Roger J. SIrols, Montreal Canadiens and Calgary Flames. "The one thing I ’ll never be able best for the team cause he kept you Don’t forget that next Thursday Gretchen M. Smith, Virginia Smith, Each player on both teams was fined $500. the two coaches swept 4-0 by the Milwaukee Bucks to live with is the (newspaper) championships for me because I thinking about basketball all the after lunch we will be having the Bettv Baracco, Jean P. Baracco, Lawrence N. Spleker, Marlon Thomas, were fined $1,000 and the clubs were ordered to pay $10,000 each. in the 1983 Eastern Conference story that came out that said Fitch have the chance to play against time and I enjoy that. pleasure of listening to the Man- Roger J. Bolduc, Joseph J. Blozlnskl, Joseph H, Tully, Robert S. Walter, semifinals. Fitch left for Houston. him. And the same (motivation Christine Boutin, William Brlndom- Virginia A. Walter, Richard F. Warner, "Th e re is absolutely no excuse for what took place following should be fired." Bird added. “ I ’ll "I thought he was the best coach che.ster High School Jazz Band our, William Britcher, Mark Bruder, John Welpiv, Jr., Edward J. Wilson, His intensity and torturous practi never understand that. We had the exists) for him. I know there would then and I still think he is now," under the direction of Kurt Eck- Sarah E. Bryce, Don A Carpenter, Jr., Rosemary L. Wilson, Anna B. (Thursday ) night's game." NH L president John Ziegler said in a Kathleen M. Cotter, Thomas H. Cur Wolfgang, Joyce S. Young, Lois Be ces alienated many Celtics. Bird best coach in the league and we be nothing better for him now than Bird continued. "If it wasn’t for hart. The Jazz Band just recently statement released by the league. was not among them. tiss, Gall Crook, John R. Crowley, gley, Glenn MIrtI, Mary IczkowskI, definitely had some guys who beating the Boston Celtics. And I K.C.. I wish he were going to be returned from a convention in Virginia A. Doyerso, Earl Doggart, Sylvester Benson. "Bill Fitch is probably more of a didn’t believe in the way Bill Fitch don’t blame him. after the way he back here." Warriors sold, Karl named coach Supermarket Shopper OAKLAND. Calif. — Former Milwaukee Bucks owner Jim Fitzgerald and partner Dan Finnane purchased the Golden State Warriors Friday and immediately named George Karl head Bird master of disrupting defenses Coach. Fitzgerald said he had exercised his option to buy the team as Set penny wasters straight Bv Frederick Watermon part of a reported $4 million loan made last year to long-time floor is his favorite spot.” said can’t do them” Larry might fake three or four United Press International Ford. "Now that he’s added the During Bird’s seven years in the Warriors owner Franklin Mieuli. times.” said the reserve forward. three-pointer to his regular reper league, defenses have adapted to Bv Martin Sloone "I exercised it (his option to buy the team) today.’ said “ A fake is a very hard thing not to BOSTON — A chart of Larry toire. it’s even tougher on the guy his moves and initial preferences, honor, because you don’t know United Feature Syndicate Clip ’n’ file refunds Fitzgerald, a former majority owner of the Milwaukee Bucks. Bird’s play in the recent Boston playing him.” so the Celtics star has, in turn, which one is the fake. Seasonings, Sauces, Sugar, Syrup, "It feels great to be back in the N BA. I missed the people and the Celtic playoff sweep of the Milwau Celtics coach K.C. Jones, who adjusted his game. D EA R M A R TIN : Several weeks ago. I was "Sometimes he might skip the Salad Dressings (File No. 5) excitement.” kee Bucks shows the NBA star has played with Boston in the 1950s and "The defense is dictating that standing in the supermarket checkout line. When I fake and take the shot on the first Clip out this file and keep it with similar Fitzgerald replaced John Bach, who was 89-157 over three some definite tendencies that 1960s with the Bill Russell cham that is where he can get a good handed the cashier a bunch of coupons. I heard a male move. Then the next time he may cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with years as coach of the Warriors, with Karl, who was fired as coach would allow a team to plan a pionship teams, said Bird has shot." explained teammate Scott voice behind me say. “ I can’t stand these penny fake once or twice or three times. Marla Levy beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting of the Cleveland Cavaliers late last season. Another change will concerted defen.se against him. simply gathered his sport’s best Wedman. "Tw o years ago, Larry Andrea Ciaburri Helene Boucher pinchers." And, the closer you get to the the needed proofs of purchase while looking for come at general manager where Al Attles will lose his job. There are. say coaches and weapons and adapted them to his wasn’t setting up at that spot much I turned around, looked the man behind me in the basket the more effective the fake the required forms at the supermarket, in players who have studied him, only own purposes. at all. he was using his stepback eye. and told him that he too could save money if he is, because people are more Levy-Kay Ciaburri-Fitzgerald Boucher-Longest newspapers and magazines, and when trading two problems- I. Bird is one of the "The moves come from the shot and outside shot. But the invested a little time into it. He replied that he could anxious to stop you.” said with friends. Offers may not be available in all game’s most changeable techni defenses learned how to shut him Mr. and Mrs. Joel Levy of 49 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ciaburri of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel F. Boucher afford to pay the full price and didn’t need to save the Colts send Pagel to the Browns earlier players. The Jerry Wests Wedman. areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive cians. seldom, if ever, sliding into Cushman Drive announce the Milford announce the engagment money. and Elgin Baylors would invent down a bit so he just went Celtic center Robert Parish says of Vernon announce the engage each refund. one style of play long enough for it engagement of their daughter. of their daughter. Andrea Lynn What this man said bothered me for a minute, but INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis coach Rod Dowhower something and the next players somewhere else where he could be that most players improve ment of their daughter. Helene These offers require refund forms: to become a bad habit 2. His Marla Beth Levy, to Barry L. Kay, Ciaburri, to Patrick Vincent Fitz when the cashier added up my purchases and then avoided a quarterback controversy for the Colts by trading Mike who come along, like Magic effective. "through their first five or six Marie Aurelia Boucher, to Brian D E L M O N TE 28-Ounce Catsup Offer. Receive a ability to improvise by calling son of Mr. and Mrs. David Kay of gerald. son of Mr. and Mrs. John started subtracting my coupons I felt a lot better. I Pagel to the Cleveland Browns Friday and naming Gary (Johnson) or Larry, put that into "A lot of players are pretty years in the league. What Larry is Lee Longest, son of Mr. and Mrs. coupon good for a free 28-ounce bottle of Del upon a wide-array of different Albany, N.Y. Fitzgerald of 135 Porter St. Samuel L. Longest of 121 Delmont had given her two 64-ounce packages of Bold 3 Hogeboom the starter. their bag then come up with an limited in what they can do and doing is fine-tuning all the skills he Monte Catsup. Send the required refund form and "moves" makes any well-planned The bride-elect is a graduate of St. Detergent, which were on sale for $2.99 and two Bold Pagel. who spent four seasons with the Colts, had a workout improvement on it.” he said. where they can score from. I has, honing them. But, you see. The bride-elect is studying for a the neck bands from two 28-ounce plastic bottles defense futile. Manchester High School and Sim The bride-elect graduated from coupons, one for 40 cents and one for 65 cents. earlier with Cleveland as a prelude to the deal. It was learned the "An example of what he can do wouldn’t consider Larry a shooter Larry Bird has unlimited options.” bachelor’s degree in business of Del Monte Catsup. Expires June 30. 1986. In the first two playoff games but a scorer, because he can score mons College. She is employed at Rockville High School. She is a As the man bhind me watched, the cashier doubled Browns sent Indianapolis a seventh-round pick in the 1987draft. so well is read the defense and Unlike many players. Bird pref administration at the University of H ID D EN V A L L E Y RANCH Free Offer. against the Bucks. Bird showed a A T& T Information Systems in detail assistant at J.C. Penney the value of all my coupons. So I received $2.10 off the react to an obstacle, so he has more from anywhere on the court,” he ers to be guarded closely when he New Haven. She is a customer Receive one package of Hidden Valley Ranch pronounced preference for getting said. Springfield. Mass. Distribution Center in price of the Bold 3. than just one or two options.” has the ball, for almost every service representative at Tek Milk Recipe Original Ranch Salad Dressing Mix. the ball about halfway down the Jones explained. A crucial eleipent of this success The prospective bridegroom is a Manchester. He would have been even more surprised if he had movement is a reaction to the tronix Inc. in Milford known that when I got home I was using Bold proofs of Send the required refund form and three right side of the lane, four feet " I don’t try to imitate anybody,” is Bird’s faking ability, Wedman graduate of State University of The prospective bridegroom Cowtx>ys sign QB Reggie Collier defender. purchase to send for a $1.89 refund. Universal Product Code symbols from the single away from the paint. said Bird. “ I ’m limited in the explained. New York. He is a district sales The prospective bridegroom at graduated from Howell Cheney I would have told him. but it probably wouldn’t have packages or two Universal Product Code symbols DALLAS — Quarterback Reggie Collier, a three- year veteran In Game 1. he set up to the right "La rry doesn’t have the fastest "Believe it or not. I like to feel manager with Lever Bros. Co. tended the University of Connecti Regional Technical School and the things I can do. It would be done any good. from the double packages of any flavor of Hidden of the U.S. Football'League, si^ed a four-year contract Friday of the lane and received the ball at release, but the number of fakes is my man on me. so I know where he A November wedding is planned. cut and Manchester Community Devry (N .J.) Technical Institute. impossible for me to do some of the DONNIE MUGTASID. Valley Ranch Salad Dressing Mix. Expires June with the Dallas Cowboys, officials of the N F L team said. the same spot 21 times. In Game 2. things Michael Jordan does. I just what’s amazing. On any one play. is," he said. College. He is employed by Con He is a field engineer at Storage HARBOR CITY. CALIF 30. 1986. Collier, who was released from his contract with the Orlando the ball was passed to him there Said teammate Danny Ainge. necticut Driveshaft in Milford. Technology Corp. in Hartford. "Everyone tries to do different LOG CABIN $1 Coupon Mail-in Offer. Receive Renegades of the USFL, signed for four years with an option fora nine times out of the 15 times he The fall wedding is planned in A Sept. 13 wedding is set at St, two 50-cent coupons good toward the purchase'of things to stop Larry Bird, but I Milford. D E A R D O N N IE: Never give up the opportunity to fifth, said Cowboys spokesman Greg Aiello. No other details of received it inside the three-point Bernard Church in Rockville. a 24/36-ounce Log Cabin regular or 24/36-ounce arc when the Celtics were running V- don’t think you can ever^ guess turn a coupon "critic" into a smart shopper. Even a the deal were disclosed. right. He just reads how the clodish penny waster like the fellow you ran into Log Cabin Lite, ^ n d the required refund form a set offense. Boston Celtics Star Larry Bird and two 24-ounce or 36-ounce Log Cabin Lite But. says Celtics’ ’. assistant defender is playing him, feeling should be shown why it pays to clip and send, him on his back, and picks his especially when you have the proof right in front of Lower Sugar Syrup Product labels. Expires June coach Chris Ford, once Bird’s his During me playotls. 30, 1986. Ramsay, Blazers to part company the Celtics have move or his pass.” him on the checkout counter. favorite spot has been located by College Notes PREGO Set Offer. Receive a free Prego the opposition, they still face a shown a tendency to Bird’s diversity of offensive Since there was no way for him to get around you. I give Bird the ball al Spaghetti Sauce Ladle and Pasta Fork by Ekco. PORTLAND, Ore. — Jack Ramsay, the NBA's winnlngest player with a frustrating assort moves is what guarantees the would have taken another few seconds and shown him active coach, may be removed as coach of the Portland Tra il this spot on the court. futility of defending him. ex exactly how a supermarket special, two coupons and a Send the required refund form and five labels ment of options. From there. Bird sets from Prego or Prego Plus Spaghetti Sauce, along Blazers, team officials said Friday. “ From there Larry can drive, up his shots at will plained Jim m y Rodgers. Boston’s Delpapa wins scholarhsip Berdat named to list refund offer, got you two packages of detergent for "There was a feeling on Jack's part, as well as that of the other assistant coach. less than $1.25 each. with 50 cents for postage and handling for each set throw the left-handed running Arlene T. Delpapa of Flanders River Road, Henry Berdal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berdat of ordered. Expires June 30, 1986 or while supplies • players, that there was not a great compatibility between Jack hook. pass, hit a step-back or move "The one thing about Larry is Coventry, has been awarded the Susan Hope Sherman 197$ 10 to 11 to 12 to ’S3 to 14 to S 5 t o 59 Scarborough Road, has been named to the dean’s D E A R M A R TIN : Refund forms without expiration last. and the team,” said Bucky Buckwalter, the Tra il Blazers’ out fora three-pointer." said Ford. $ « a s M that he is unpredictable. He has a Scholarship by the Mansfield Training School to SO 'll* 12 13 I4' 1$ '88 list with high honors at Northeastern University in dates clutter up my file. What do you think is a PR IN CE Spaghetti Sauce $1 Coupon Offer. director of player personnel. "F o r this reason we sought “ He has so much in his arsenal that repertoire of three or four things Foundation. The award is given each year to an area Boston. reasonable length of time to hold on to such forms? I Receive $1 worth of coupons good toward alternatives.” you can’t play for one shot or F M 4 | M l that he can read off the defender, student involved in a volunteer program benefiting 4 7 4 5 0 4 4 9 2 5 2 2 4 9 6 have not yet seen this problem addressed in your purchases of Prince Spaghetti Sauce. Send the Buckwalter said he expected a decision "certainly within the move.” H n n t S H 4 7 8 5 0 3 so the defender can never be right. mentally retarded persons, Delpapa. a parent and Northeastern names Kulpa column. required refund form and two labels from next" week on whether Ramsay, who has one year left on his Bird’s offense starts from there "If you don’t play him for the single head of a household, is a sixth-semester, Fi m t k n a Katie Kulpa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter JAN SERBENT 32-ounce jars of Prince Traditional or Chunky with one of two positions: posting 8 3 6 8 6 3 8 6 3 6 4 0 8 8 8 8 8 2 8 9 6 strong move to the basket, he’s got education major at the University of Connecticut. She contract, would be retained. H f c n U | t Kulpa of 124 Carriage Drive, has been named to the WALLINGFORD, CONN. Homestyle Spaghetti Sauce. Expires June 30, up the defender with his back to the the size, strength and good quick is a dean’s list student and a member of two honor dean’s list with high honors for the winter quarter at 1986. basket while waiting for his man to first step to take it in on you. If you societies, a special Olympics volunteer, a former Girl 8 3 7 8 7 0 7 9 6 8 4 2 8 0 5 Northeastern University in Boston. She is a freshman D EA R JA N : If you clip a mail-in refund request Here’s a refund form to write for: A $1 refund. commit himself, or turning side 8 5 2 8 9 5 play him soft, he’s got the soft, Scout leader, and a former dancer with the Hartford Memphis State put on probation majoring in architecture and a 1985 East Catholic form from a newspaper or magazine and there is no V ITA LIS $1 Refund offer, P.O. Box 14394. ways with the ball off his left hip. ------' feathery touch so unusual in a big Ballet’s Dance Ensemble. High School graudate. MEMPHIS, Tenn. — TheNCAAhas placed the Memphis State expiration date on the offer, the rule of thumb is to Baltimore. MD 21268. This offer expires Aug. 31. putting his right shoulder into the A u i s t i 3 7 0 45 1 4 4 7 4 5 8 5 2 0 531 5 5 7 man. His left hand is as good as his 1986, but requests for the form must be received athletic department on a two-year probation for violations assume that the offer will be good for at least six defender’s chest. right, so he can do damage to you Student nurses elect Policastro Bridgeman completes third year by July 15. 1986. While waiting for the form, save involving recruiting and student aid to athletes, university Scsfkif M|. months. Offers found on specially marked packages Ford warned that no opponent by going to the basket with either the written-down Universal Product Code g e W i / i a a w 21 3 21 2 2 2 9 2 3 6 2 4 2 2 8 7 2 5 8 Marianne Policastro of Grissom Road, has been Robert Alan Bridgeman of Manchester has should be good for a year. officials said Friday. should depend upon Bird’s "hab hand. number from any Vitalis Aerosol, Pump. Liquid Under the terms of the probation. Memphis State’s basketball its," for they are always being elected vice president of the Nursing Student completed the third-year Bible program at Northeast When you add a refund form like this to your file, it “ If you’re on the court with Association and the president of the College Ministry ern Christian Junior College in Villonavo. Pa. He is makes sense to take a pencil and write the date that or Dry Control and Grooming Gel carton, along team will not be allowed to participate in the N C A A tournament reformed. Tital SM tts 1741 1761 1 8 6 7 1 9 0 8 2 2 9 5 2 1 1 5 1 7 4 5 Larry and your man reacts defen the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bridgeman and a 1979 you found the form In one of the comers. This will help with the cash register receipt with the purchase following the 1986-87 season. "Most players have one spot Club at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. She is a Ceiixs - NBA cnamp.ons UPI Graphic ' n fcro sively to him, you have to keep,, (985 graduate of Manchester High School. graduate of Manchester High School. you when you want to get rid of old unused forms. price circled. they favor, but for Larry the whole your hands out of your pockc^- H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 24.1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 24. 1966 - 17 MACC News A bout Town
information, call the services at Our Interfaith Day Camp needs a few more volunteers LTM auditlom 228-9428. The Little Theatre of Manches Editor’s note: This column is already getting things organized interested, but would like more young neighbors. dollar signs. Bless you Fred following schedules in the 14 MACC ter will hold open castings for the SoMion canceled prepared by the staff of the but she needs a handful of adults to information, please call 646-4M4 or Badger from Concordia Lutheran member churches: July 7-11 — Tony Award musical, "Applause,” Manchester Area Conference of work with her. 649-2135. Sue will get back to you as TALK ABOUT PENTECOST. Church. John Bengston and Frank 8:45 a.m. to noon at Trinity on June 9,10.16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m. The Cancer Support Group will Churches. soon as possible. '.■elehr:tlion and miracles. The Morasco from Center Church for Covenant Church: July 14-18 — at the Theater Workshop, 210 Pine not meet Monday at Manchester WE NEED AN ASSISTANT good folks at North United Metho painting the office area at the noon to 2:30 p.m. at Center St. There are rolls for singers, Memorial Hospital because of the director to coordinate our teenage For those of you who are not able dist Church have (grab your hat) shelter. If you would like to be on Congregational Church: July 21-25 dancers and actors. Singers should Memorial Day holiday. By Nancy Carr counselors and our young to volunteer time but would like to pledged $18,000 to the shelter/soup oiir volunteer work call list, please — 9:30 a m. to noon at Concordia either be prepared to sing some Executive Director campers. The assistant does sche help make the two iVeeks possible kitchen renovations project. We leave your name at the shelter Lutheran Church: August 2.5-29 at thing from the show or bring their Auxiliary meett duling assignments and counsels for our youngsters, your $50 tax are still clutching the bdck of the 647-8003. Second CongregationalChurch. All own music. Rehearsals will begin Just six more weeksand 45 small the counselors. We also need a deductible gift provides a whole chair for support. Jim Harvey Other donations have been re of these sessions are open to in September and the play will be Anderson Shea Auxiliary 2046, Manchesterites, ages 6 to 11 will be sports coordinator to plan games week including bus transportation, (partner of Jerry Harvey) has ceived from Cam Brennan. Tho interested families. Please call the produced in November. For more Veterans of Foreign Wars, will piling on the bus and heading for for the morning sessions (kick ball, two snacks and a hot lunch daily, already presented MACC with a mas and Joanne Schiller. Emanuel church office for additional information, call 647-9824. meet Tuesday at 7; 30 p.m. at the the MACC Interfaith Day Camp. tag ball, active fun time activities arts and crafts and day trips for a check for the first $3,000 of a and Ann Hirth. Stephen and Elaine information. post home, 608 E. Center St. There Applications are in the hands of for large and small groups for 30 to little camper. We are able to offer . three-year pledge. Romeo. Joy and Gregory Ziemak, will be a joint memorial service school and clinic social workers 60 minutes.) Nurses are also so much for so little since Concor The Harveys, who chaired the Edward and Eleanor Coltman. Calling all bridge builders. Ne NIaptIc officers during the meeting. • and the referrals are pouring in. needed. Without nurses we can't dia Lutheran offers us free space, drive at North, tell us that all credit James and Theresa Dougan. Paul well Curtis, pastor at Center GLASTONBURY - The Niepsic The annual Interfaith Day Camp open the camp. If you could come all staff are volunteer including the goes to the caring and sharing and Arlene Norman, Austin and Congregational Church, will be members of North. It’s really Nancy Russell. Rabbi Richard and going to Nicaragua on June 2 fora -",'Y Tennis Club will start the season Singles to roast provides two free weeks of fun. sun just one or two days out of the two wonderful doctor who each year with its spring outing June 7 from and lots of hands, on caring for weeks please give us a ring. provides free exams for those amazing to me what a small but Lisa Flavin. Temple Beth Sholom, two week immersion experience, noon to 5 p.m. at the NiepsicTennis EAST HARTFORD - The East children referred to us by local Counselors, of course, are the campers whose families couldn’t dedicated community can Polish American Charitable Foun Newell will be reporting his A Club on Line Street, near the Hartford Christian Singles will social workers as needing a special heartbeat of the camp and they will afford it and MACC churches who accomplish. dation of Manchester, Edith experiences to the MACC Board ■■ Manchester town line. meet at 6; 30 p.m. Sunday at St. loving touch. That special loving be working directly with the, provide much of the food. Dona The churches, which have al Jeffers, Bruce and Dale McCu- and the Manchester community Christopher Church Hall, Brewer touch is provided by some 50 children, helping snip and paste tions should be sent to MACC- ready done so much for the brey, in honor of Althea MacLean when he returns. In the meantime • /*'» ' ^ V The officers are; Michael Good Street, for an indoor hot dog roast. teenagers. 14 and older, from East arts and crafts, chasing soccer Interfaith Day Camp. Manchester, homeless, continue to be the for Mother’s Day. Ernest Khel- Newell can “backpack” in badly 'T; / man, president; Hilary Demarest, Potential members will be wel Catholic High School and Man balls, sharing field trips, being Conn. 06040. Last January 28 we mainstay of the effort to provide Ison Gladys White, Gloria and Alf needed seeds (onion, tomato, cab vice president; Barbara Nichol come. Admission for non chester High School, who volun dunked in afternoon swim time at received a donation to the Day shelter. Emanuel Lutheran Tonnessen, Andres Tonnessen, bage. carrots, corn, beets and son. secretary; and Stuart Jen members is 92. teer two weeks of their summer to Globe Hollow with their Camp from Joe Milton who acts as Church has sent in a check for Erda Koehn. Doris Gorsch, Craig green beans) and some medical nings, treasurer. Paul Roetert will be "special friends” to our youngsters. “big person” to a Manchester $2,250 this week. Other contribu and Virginia Schneider. Charles supplies (aspirin, vitamins, der return as head pro. He is assistant Turn your heart youngsters. youngster through Youth Services. tions have been received from and Emilie Miller. Michael Balon. matological cream for fungus pro at East Hartford Racquet However, our teenagers need THE INTERFAITH DAY Camp Joe writes ”lf he decides to attend Empire Tool and Manufacturing Mary Warren, Harry and Janet infection, bandages, alcohol, cot Club. toward home lots of help to get the camp in place begins July 8 and runs through this year. I’d like to help fund his Co.. Dean Machine. Ro-Vic Inc. Reinhorn. ton swabs). You can send your The third film in Dr. James by July 7. Fortunately. Sue Ryan, July 18 (no camp on Saturday or way. It’s a real boost to him.” This week gifts from concerned bridge builder gifts with Newell by Community ciinic Dobson’s new series, "Turn Your from St. Bridget Church, who Sunday). Camp hours for adult Thank you Joe and all of you who folks and groups in the community VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS leaving them off at Center Church Heart toward Home," will be many of you know, has volunteered volunteers and volunteer counse will make the.se two weeks po.ssible include donations from Barbara for those who are interested for 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through COVENTRY - Community shown Sunday at 6; SO p.m. at Faith to act as camp director. Sue’s lors are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you are to some of our most vulnerable Kuehn. Some gifts come without your ctiildren., there are the Friday all this week. Heftld photos by Rocha Health Care Services Inc. will have Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. The office hours Wednesday from 2 to 3 film is about the power in parent p.m. at the town hall. Residents ing, father-daughter and mother- Commentary Hooking at exhibit served by the agency are eligible to son relationships and the impor receive blood-pressure checks, tance of allowing children to grow Bulletin Board Instructor Vivily Powers gives some pointers to tuberculosis tests, throat cultures and develop as individuals. The Kay Pusquale on hooking rugs at the exhibit at or health guidance. For more public is invited. Lutheran paper denounces Fraser Studio, 192 Hartford Road, running until 4 Girls’ home discussed at church St. Mary’s sets week today. Marie Stansfield, right, watches the pattern she is hooking on buriap. The exhibit The Rev. Dennis Deschene will present a program St. Mary’s Episcopal church has planned a week of Births on Hope Home for Girls, in Danbury, at the 10 and II events. They include: popular millenial viewpoint displays many rugmaking techniques. It also a.m. and 6 p.m. .services Sunday at Harvest Time Sunday — 7:30 a.m.. service with holy eucharist: Baptist Church. 72 E. Center St. His family and girls 9:30 a.m.. service with holy eucharist. music by shows hoW the tradition of cutting cloth into Locks and Douglas Bradley of strips to hook through burlap feed bags has Kelly Anne Neuser, daughter of from the home will sing. The home was established to Senior Choir. By David E. Anderson predictions of new conflicts in the Middle East Al and Brenda (Valvo) Neuser of Cheshire. The paternal grandpar meet the physical, psychological and spiritual needs Saturday — 10 a.m. to noon. Confirmation Resource developed into an art. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Willy United Press International leadingtoa universal — often nuclear — 355 Richmond Road. Coventry, of the girls. Center. 8 p.m.. Alcoholic Anonymous. conflagration that will end with the second coming was born May 2 at Manchester McDonald of Southington. The Memorial Hospital. The maternal baby has a sister. Heather Marie. A draft statement by the division of theological of Christ. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. l ‘A. This Is Trinity’s plan studies of the Lutheran Council in the U.S. A. is "These terrible events,” theLutheran paper Paul Valvo of Enfield. The pater- This is Concordia’s plan sharply critical of the rising "millenialism” view said, “will not affect 'born again’ Christians, Events scheduled at Trinity Covenant Church being voiced by influential fundamentalists such because they will not have to face them. They will Advice nalgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. include: Here are the events for the coming week at Alfred Neuser of Enfield. The baby McGovern, Colleen Austin, Concordia Lutheran Church: as Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson and Hal Lindsey. be ‘raptured,’ that is, physically lifted from the daughter of James E. and Judith Sunday — 12:45 p.m.. Young Singles. LaStrada has a sister. Kristy Lynn Neuser, Tuesday — 6 am ., men’s prayer breakfast. Sunday — 8 a m., service with holy communion: “Our Lord did not say when he would return,” face of the earth and united with Christ in the air 2‘/i. (Larson) McGovern of 7 Lewis St., 9:15 a.m.. Christian growth hour, church .school: 10: .30 the paper said, while at the same time saying before ’the tribulation’ begins,” was bom April 28 at Manchester LaStrada. Wedne.sday — 6: .30 a m. women’s prayeijbreakfast. a.m.. holy communion; nursery will be during all Lutherans "should be careful not to reject the ShvonskI, Alexander James, son Memorial Hospital. The maternal services; 2 to 4:30 a.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. Uncle Sam’s arms no match for mom’s grandmother is Mrs. Paul O. LaStrada: 7 p.m . choir rehearsal, mens seminar, reality of the hope” in God’s eventual "victory” at WHILE ACKNOWLEDGING its evaluation is of Michael J. and Sheri Lynn women's seminar: 8:15 p.m., combined discussion, Tuesday — 10:30 a.m.. agoraphobic study group; 1 made in general terms because of the variety of (Dibble) Shvonski of 341 Cedar Larson of Hamden. The paternal the end of the world. Thursday — 4 p.m.. confirmation class; 6p.m.. men to 3 p.m.. clothing appeal: 6 p.m . catechetics classes; current millennial teachings, the Lutheran DEAR DEAR ABBY: My parents were Should letters be sent to you in Swamp Road. Coventry, was born grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 8 p.m.. Bible study. The paper, three years in the making, is James E. McGovern Sr. of 37 Elsie and boys' potiuck. Frank Munn. speaker. expected to be circulated among Lutheran statement accuses the millinnialist of an ABBY: I hope married for more than 35 years. care of the newspaper, or to the May 3 at Manchester Memorial Saturday — 6:.30 p.m.. confirmation potiuck. Wednesday — 10: ,30a.m.agoraphobicstudy group: you can find an They were divorced a year ago. It address which occasionally ap Hospital. The maternal grandpar Drive. The baby has a sister. 1 to 3 p.m., clothing appeal; 6:30 p.m.. Children's churches in the form of a booklet to help put into “arbitrary” use of the Bible by both reading answer to this was an ugly divorce as my father pears at the end of your column? ents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Karen Elizabeth Kass. 10. Choir: 7:45 p.m.. Concordia Choir. perspective the doctrinal views of many of the literally and inflating the the importance of some question for had "someone else.” (He did not The address is usually for ordering Dibble of 15 Woodland Road. The Thursday — 9 a.m.. Bible Discovery Group; 1:30 widely watched television evangelists. portion and ignoring other parts. me. Why does D e a r A b b y marry her. but they are openly a booklet or planning a wedding or paternal grandparents are Mr. and Here’s Emanuel’s week p.m.. Goiden Age Group. While many religious leaders have challenged It argues, forexample, that the term “thousand the government living together now.) advice for teen-agers In order to Mrs. Ronald Shvonski of East Cowles, Jason Robert, son of Friday — 7 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous. Abigail Van Buren The schedule at Emanuel Lutheran Church the political stands of the fundamentalist years” found in Rev. 20:2-6 (the only reference to send our young Although my parents are civil to get a letter printed in yourcolumn, Hartford Kurt W. and Patricia (Kelleher) Saturday — 6 p.m . prayer for church renewal. evangelists, there have been few direct challenges a millennium in the Bible) is an image related to a fellows (my son each other, my mother is still very do I need to sign my full name and Cowles of 80 Bowers St., was bom includes: address? I signed mine. "Mary May 5 at Manchester Memorial Sunday — 8:30 a m worship; 9:45 a m., church to the group’s theology. heavenly vision emphasizing the long rule of is 19 and in the hurt, and. of course, her family has school. Confirmation Resource Center: II a m., holy righteousness. Army) to Ger turned against him. from Mobile.” My letter was McDonald. Matthew Douglas, Hospital. The maternal grandpar sincere, and I still need your son of Douglas and Kathleen ents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard communion, children's chapel, nursery. THE LUTHERAN PAPER specifically many for two I am getting married soon. Is it Tuesday — 10 am . Old Guard: 1:30p.m.. WeGals: South ends church school “To make human measurements out of years? acceptable for my father to bring advice. (Bradley) McDonald of 172 El- Kelleher of East Hartford. The challenges the notion that "all current history is a heavenly visions is simply a forced imposition on his live-in lady to my wedding? He I’m sure others would appre dridge St., was bom May 5 at paternal grandparents are Mr. and 4 p m.. Youth Choir: 6:15 p.m.. Sunday School South United Methodist Church will hold its last ‘countdown’ stage toward the end and that the end Sonny has never been away from minimum length of service in our teachers recognition dinner: 7:.30 p.m.. Property church school session for the season Sunday. The the text,” the statement said, "There are no home before. When he left he was armed forces, but I can guess. It has hinted that he would very ciate any help you can give in order Manchester Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Donald Cowles of 328 Lake is imminent. The Bible is understood to provide a much like to. I don’t want to for your readers to reach you. The maternal grandparents are St., Bolton. The baby has a sister, Committee. week's events are: grounds foraccepting the truth of such assertions in tears, saying, "Mom, please try takes at least that long to properly Thursday — lOa.m . prayergroup: 11: 15a.m..care Sunday — Trinity Sunday and Memorial Sunday; 10 calendar of the crises leading up to this end.” to come see me; two years is a iong train a person for military service. disappoint my father, but I know it MARY Christine Bradley of Windsor Melissa Elizabeth, 2>A. except the private authority of the individual and visitation: 4 p.m.. Belle Choir: 6 to 8 p.m.. a.m.. church school, nursery through senior high. Dr. Millennialism has been a major motif in U.S. writer or teacher.” time.” would be hard on my mother. evangelical thought since the Civil War. It is I can understand both your DEAR MARY: For a personal Confirmation Resource Center. Lutheran World Paul V. Kroll will preach on More Than Self. There I'm sure the government has its ANONYMOUSLY YOURS will be no Christian Youth Fellowship. usually based on particular readings of the “The manipulation of numbers and dates easily reasons. I’m just curious to know heartache and Sonny’s, but you are reply, your name, address and a Relief items to Concordia. wise to realize that this experience stam p^. self-addressed envelope Tuesday — 5:15 p.m.. Children's Choir; 6 p.m.: Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 47. D.C.Y.S.: biblical bodks of Daniel and Revelation, which are becomes a substitute for truly confronting the why there aren’t shorter terms. I DEAR YOURS: Considering the 7:30 p.m. Women’s Prayer and Study Group. guess my son and I will both grow will help your son "grow up” bitterness of the divorce. I think are required. For a published Cinema Choir Fellowship supper; 6:30 p.m. Capella Choir, held to predict and explain current events and demands of the Word of God.” the statement up in two years. He’s my first to Almost all young people (and their your father’s live-in lady should reply, you need not sign your name church school teachers meeting. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. adult Bible study. future happenings. added. "Attention is thereby distracted from the leave. parents) suffer the pain of separa not accompany your father to your or address. I receive thousands of Wednesdsay — 10 a m., holy communion^0:45 Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Crime Watch. Education Repeated themes from the'^’millennial true struggle — that of making moral choices, tion when a child leaves home for wedding. letters every week, some signed, HARTFORD VCRNON a m . Bible study: 7: .30 p.m . Senior Choir. Wing. "calendar” often include the Russian Rev olution avoiding deception, bravely facing the true I had him when I was 15. so it’s Cinema CHy — A Room With a View like we grew up together. the first time to go to summer other are anonymous, but ob Cine I A 2 — Hannah and Her Sisters Thursday — 4 p.m.. Chcruj) Choir: 7 p.m.. Boy Friday — 10 a.m.. Al-Anon. of 1917, the establishment of modern Israel in 1948, enemies of God and remaining faithful to His Sot and Sun 1:45,4:20,7:30,9; 55. — The (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2, 4:15, 7,9:10. — Scouts. Saturday — 8 p.m.. concert, pianist John Cobb and SONNY’S MOTHER camp (even for a week), college or DEAR ABBY: I have been viously because space is limited I Quiet Earth (R) Sot and Sun 2, 4, 7:20, Blue City (R) Sot and Sun 5:15, 7:10, the "reunification” of Jerusalem in 1967 and promises.” the military. Keep in touch through waiting for 10 months for an can publish only a small fraction of 9:55. — Short Circuit (PG) Sot and Sun 9:30. — Sleeping Beauty (G) Sat and Saturday — 7:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous. soprano Gwenn Roberts 1:30, 3:50, 7:10, 9:40. — Bliss (R) Sot Sun 1:30, 3:15. DEAR MOTHER: I don’t letters. You will find the "letting answer to my letter to you. I had those received. Write to: Abby, and Sun 1:15, 4:10, 7,9:15. go” easier as time goes on. And so hopes that it would appear in our P.O. Box 38923. Hollywood, Calif. "know” why our government CAST HARTFORD WCST HARTFORD decided on two years for the will Sonny. Good luck. newspaper. Where did I go wrong? 90038. Cottweed Fub A Cinema — Hannah Clm 1 A 2 — Out of Africa (PG) Sat and Her Sisters (PG-13) Sat 7:15,9:20; and Sun 2, 5, 8. — Hannah and tier closed for holiday Sun. Sisters (PG-13) Sat and Sun 4:15, 7, Religious Services Peer Rlcnordt Fub A Cinema — 9:30. — Sleeping Beauty (G) Sot and Hannah and Her Sisters (PG-13) Sat Sun 2. 7:30, 9:30, midnight; Sun 7:30, 9:30. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri chester. Mol. and Mrs. Reginald Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Poltergeist WILLIMANTIC Auemblles of God o.m. church school. (64/-W4I) Methodist chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 o.m., wor Russell. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; Chicken-pox scar removal is possible Jillsen Square Cinema — Gung Ho First Congregational Church ot An p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 II: The Other Side (PG-13) Sat-Sun1,3, ship service, nursery, 9:15 o.m., Sun 10:45 o.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., (PG-13) Sot-Mon 1:10, 3:20, 7:10, 9:20. dover, Route 8, Andover. Rev. Richard p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes , Bolton United Methodist Church, 4:55, 7:30,9:45,11:50. — Fire With Fire Calvary Church (Assemblies of day at 7:30 p.m., worship service. day school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. solvation meeting. (649-7787). (PG) Sot-Sun 1:10, 3:15, 5:15, 7:45, 10, —^Dangerously Close (R) Sot-Mon God), 400 Buckland Road, South H. Taylor, pastor. Sunday school, all 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. (843-0908) DEAR DR. of the cervix three and a half years 3:20, 7:10,9:20. — Hey There, It's Yogi ages, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, Prayer line, 848-8731, 24 hours. Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m., DEAR DR. GOTT: Is ultrasound midnight. — Legend (PG) Sat-Sun Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches GOTT: I had ago. At times I have a burning in 12:50,2:50,4:40,7:15,9:35,11:35. — The Bear (G) Sat-Mon 1:10. — Sweet pastor. 9;30a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 nursery care provided, 11 a.m. (742- church school; 11 o.m., worship ser safe to use in treating muscle Liberty (PG) Sot-Mon 1:05, 3:15, 7:05, 7898) ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 vice, nursery. (849-3472) chicken pox. my vagina and what I thought were Money Pit (PG) Sat-Sun 12:55, 2:55, o.m., worship, child-care and nursery; a.m., Sundov school; 7 .p.nly goSpel Roman Catholic Unitarian Universalist spasm? Under what conditions, if 4:55, 7:20,9:20,11:20.— Sweet Liberty 9:15. — Cobro (R) Sat-Mon 1:10, 3:10, 7:00 p.m., eyenlng serylceof praise and First Congregational Church ol Cov North United Methodist Church, 300 which left some bleeding hemorrhoids. Now a 7:10, 9:10. — Short Circuit (PG) entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. meeting. \ Parkpr St., Manchester. Richard W. Church of the Assumption, Adams marks. Will any. might such treatment be (PG) Sat-Sun 12:40, 2:45, 5, 7:10, 9:40, Bible preaching. (844-1102) ^ Unitarian Unlversallit Societv*East* D r. G o tt harmful? doctor tells me that I have 11:40. — Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Sat-Mon 1,3, 7,9. — Poltergeist 11: The Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben Street at Thompson Road, Manches 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. they go away radiation bums from radium nee Colling (R) Sat-Sun 1:15, 3:20, 5:15, Other Side (R) Sat-Mon 1:15,3:157:15, ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In nett, minister of visitation. Worship ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., naturally? If 7:30, 9:30, 11:30. — Top Gun (PG) 9:15. Baptist ' Church Lane House. Nursery care Jehovah’s Witnesses -service; 9 and 10:30 o.m. Nursery for Saturday moss at 5; Sunday masses at service. Nursery care and youth DEAR READER: Ultrasound dles. What are radiation burns and Sat-Sun 12:45, 3, 5, 7:15, 9:45, 11:55. — provided. (742-8487) (children age 3 and younger. 9 o.m.. 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (843-2195) religious education. Coffee hour after not. what can I Peter Gott, M.D consists of the administration of what can I do for treatment? Torment"(R) Sat-Sun 1:30, 3:25, 5:20, WINDSOR Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Second Congregational Church, 385 Jehovah's Witnesses, 847 Tolland Adult Bible group; 10:30 a.m., church St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. service. (646-5151) do to get rid of 7:50, 9:50, 11:45. — Cobra (R) Sat-Sun Floia — Police Academy 3: Back In Center St., (Manchester. Rev. James I. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con 'school) 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. them? high-frequency sound waves to 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 7:25, 9:30,11:30. Trolnlng (PG) Sat 7:15,9:15; Sun 7:15. (Meek, minister. 9:15 o.m., church Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., wor gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Donee Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday tissues. If the bounce-back is DEAR READER; Any radioac school tor oil ages, kindergarten ship service, Sunday school, and day, Theocratic Ministry School Group. (849-3898) massatSp.m.; Sunday masses at8:M, recorded, a sonograni picture can tive material can cause damage to MANCHCSTCR DRIVR-INS through Grade 4 continuing during the nursery for children; 8:30 p.m.. Pil (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service South United Methodist Church, 1228 10 and 11:30 a.m. DEAR Manchester — The Three Stooges service; 10:30 a.m., morning worship. grim Fellowship. (849-2883) meeting (ministry training), 7:50p.m.; Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., healthy tissue. As part of the UA Theaters Cast — Short Circuit Second Congregational Church ot READER: be obtained. This test is particu (PG) Sot 2, 3:50, 5:40, 8, 10:10; Sun 2, Sat-Sun 8:40 with Summer Rental (PG) Nursery provided. (843-0537) Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan larly useful in the evaluation of treatment for cervical cancer, you 3:45, 5:40, 7:40, 9:40. — Gung Ho Sat-Sun 8:50 with Gung Ho (PG) Faith Boptlst Church, 52 Lake St., Coventry, 1748 Boston Turnpike, Cov a.m.; Watchtower Study, 10:25. (648- rence S. Staples, pastors. Summer and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. THE Chicken-pox sears are permanent studies supporting the claim that pregnancy, cysts and gallstones. apparently had radium needles (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2,4:30, 7:20,9:35 Sat-Sun 10:20. Monchester. Rev. James Bellasov, entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. 1490) schedule: 10 a.m., worship service. Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday mosses and will not disappear with age. lecithin lowers serum cholesterol. — Police Academy 3: Back In Training Mansfield — The Color Purple (PG) pastor. 9:30a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Regular schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 Nursery for preschoolers. (647-9141) at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (843-2403) However, dermatologists are quite When the soundwaves are beamed implanted near the tumor before (PG) Sat and Sun 2,4:20, 7:25, 9:30. — with Zellg (PG) Sat-Sun at dark. — a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening o. m., Olal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45a.m„ St. James Church, 898 Main St., BIBLE Lecithin and cholesterol often into a spastic muscle (and no surgery was performed. Although Heoyy Metal (R) Sat midnight. — The Sleeping Beauty (G) with Off Beat service. (848-5318) church school, nursery to grade eight, Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, clever at removing them. Those coexist naturally. However, the Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sat (PG) Sat-Sun at dark. — Torment (R) First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown adult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and Jewish — Consematlve Mormon Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph ounce-back is recorded). the ultra the radium-radiation traveled only with Black Moon Rising (R) Sm-Sun at Road, Manchester. 9:30 o.m., Sunday fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. SPEAKS patients with cosmetic problems only effective ways of lowering midnight. — stop Making Sense Sat The Church of Jesus Christ ot sound may produce muscle relaxa a short distance into the tissues, it midnight. dork. school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 8 p.m., Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle Saturday masses at 4 and 8:30 p.m.; by from chicken pox can often be blood cholesterol are to reduce pm., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid senior church school ond Pilgrim Turnpike* Manchester. Richard J. Latter-day Saints, X Woodside St., Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 o.m., tion. Therefore, the technique is a could have burned normal areas in Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi Eugene Brewer helped by consulting with such dietary fat and, in some instances, MANSFICLD week service. Nursery at all services. fellowship. (742-8234) Flavin* rabbi; Israel Tabatskv* can* noon, and 5 p.m. (843-4129) useful adjunct to other methods the upper vagina before the (649*7509) Talcottvllle Congregational Church, to r; Dr. Leon Wind* rabbi emeritus. shop, 9:30 a.m., sacrament meeting; St. Mary Church, 1800 Main St., specialists. If the scarring is to use medication to reduce Trans-Lux Cellete Twin — The Deer Services* 8:15 p.m. Fridov and 10 a.m. 10:15 a.m., Sunday school and prim Hank Ketcham is the source of used by physiotherapists. radium needles were removed. Hunter (R) Sat and Sun 1, 8:30 with First Baptist Chapel o l the Deaf, 240 Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, Coventry. Fother James J. W illiam severe, plastic surgery may be intestinal absorption of Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Talcottvllle. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald Saturday. (643*9563) ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief son, pastor. Masses Saturday at 5:15 this homely aphorism: "Until you I cannot think of an instance in I’m afraid the damage has been Apocalypse Now (R) Sat and Sun 4:10, SHOMCASE^ society. (643-4003) necessary. cholesterol. which properly applied ultrasound done. 9:45. Kreutzer, pastor. (443-75«) _ - Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 p.m.; Sundov 9:30 and 10:45 a.m.; corner a skunk, you don't know To give you more information. HARTFORD M Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. a.m., worship service and church holydays, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Confes lonesome." Some months ago at physiotherapy would be harmful. i o mmtTAn m ixn m Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. school. (849-0815) National Catholic sions 4:30 to 5 o.m. (742-8855) DEAR DR. GOTT: Will lecithin I’m sending you a free copy of my If. after a reasonable length of Eddy, poster. 10 a.m., Sunday school; Jewish — Reform Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron a noise In our garage 1 opened the help the cholesterol in one’s blood? new Health report. Eating Right SAMAM UATMB tU M U O T AFIBWOON MOW OMIV 11 a.m., morning service; 8 p.m., Road, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford door to Investigate and was con time,' there is no improvement, the CONTWUOW MOW* DAI.T/UTI MOWS n s MT. I MX. Covenant Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. St. John the Baptist Polish National Some people claim it brings the For A Healthy Heart. Others who evening service, Wednesday home Extension, South Windsor. Steven Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 fronted with a skunk not six feet practitioner would presumably Bible study, 7 p.m. (843-9359) chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 and count down. would like a copy should send $1 MEMORIAL DAY SALE COWA Trinity Ceyenant Church, 302 Hack Chatinover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. 11 a.m. (843-4488) away. My quick but unobtrusive investigate other methods of matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman each Friday; children's services, 7:45 pastor. 9 a.m., mass. (643-5906) plus their name and address to treatment. IMO-tJjMJO-TaMtaO-HJO IB Christian Science Swenson. Worship service; 8 and 11 p.m. second Friday of each month. retreat was the better part of va DEAR READER: Unfortu P.O, Box 3597, Cincinnati. OH POinROBSTI a.m.; Sunday Bible school, 9:30 a.m. (844-8488) Nazarene Salvation Army lor. nately. there are no valid scientific 45201. Be sure to mention the title. 10%-50% OFF First Church ot Christ, Scientist, 447 (849-2855) Some people are rather similar DEAR DR. GOTT: I had cancer IJBWAM-tjfrMg-liaO twcm N. Moln St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Church of the Naiorone, 238 Main Sf., Salvation Army, 861 Moln St., Man Selected Paintinga church service, Sundov school, and Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior - corner them and you'll learn care tor small children. (849-1448) Episcopal Lutheran pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of what lonesome is. They find it im Reading Room, 858A Center St., Man outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; chester. (849-8982) St. Oeorge's Bplscepal Church, 1150 Concordia Lutheran Church (LCA), possible to disagree with another IJfrMbfcIB-TJfrMO-Ildl B Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Burton 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church Thoughts and nursery; 8 p.m., evening praise NEW SERIES amicably. Every divergence from 10POUN ship; holy eucharist, 8 and 10 a.m.; D. Strand, pastor. Rev. Arnold T. Church of Christ church school,9:45a.m.; cotfeefellow Wangerln, part-time pastor. 8 a.m., service, nursery. (848-8599) OF TAPES their View seems to present a landacapea, /lowers, IMAMB«BAT;16B 4m B I ship, 11 a.m.; Lady Chapel open holy communion; 9:15 o.m., Christian threat to their ego. Instead of de God’s first words to the sinful immense freedom that we are only another. Persons of character Church of Christ, Lvdall and Vernon afternoons; public healing service, growth hour, church school; 10:30 Pentecostal fending their position they be pair were “Where are you? ’ ’ God is one person’s decision away from I streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evening a.m., halv communion. Nursery care ’A New Perspective’' learn from their mistakes. They aeaacapea, portraits come defensive. always asking us that question. He minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John provided. 849-5311) United Pentecostol Church, 187 nuclear disaster.. 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The next puppy play Residens Schloss, (2) $99 recorder, stereo, quartz $300. 647-9079. school at Bolton Veteri 643-6526. heater, portable phone, MORIAR P21575R15 .000 m iles, w eekdays W eekends 1 cassette jster. Fits -9604 a fte r 3. 9 MAGAZINE The duck stops here ... page 6 n lanieLee nuary 20, ir today, ed away. ■ 'i - ^ 4 g K -At-: " T ■, ■»> awrence ne Anto- Antonio tntonio. !w years never Chess makes kids smart ... page 22 s always lings are Put your house in show biz ... page 24 lily Sondra Stave visits Altnaveigh ... page 31 niiy miiy iHaiuliriUrr Hrrali> 1 Saturday, May 24, 1986 laughter Septem- artof our s without le, your courage, k for in a also our so much. m WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 24. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 24, 1986 2 Between the Lines Weekend Plus M agazin e Why Wait? Get prepared for the Saturday, May 24 ,1 9 8 6 Q. I ’m interested in learning Freshness of Spring! more about Connie Chung, like where she grew up arut how she got into television. Larry Miller, Chenoa, HI. Look Better A. She’s 39, the fifth daughter 2 Between the Lines: The story behind of a Chinese diplomat and jiis the story. wife who decided to stay in the See Better U.S. after the Chinese 4 Outlook: Taking over for grandma Communist Revolution. She was bom here, grew up in wasn’t any ginger snap. Feel Better Washington, D.C., and had a fairly typical childhood ambition 5 Profiles: Deanna Katz. — she wanted to be a ballerina. at While in high school, though, ^ Cover Story: Follow Cavey’s chef she changed her focus to around for a morning. politics. She majored in OPTICAL journalism at the University of 763 Main St. 191 Main St. Maryland, interned for a 0 The Image Workshop: Here are Manchester Manchester Congressman during the summer wardrobe suggestions for an estab 643-1191 643-1900 and broke into TV as a lished businesswoman. secretary-news writer for a D.C. Eastbrook Mall station. Mansfield She applied for a job at the 10 Sexuality: Penetration pain can be 456-1141 CBS D.C. bureau in 1971, just traced to a number of problems, as the FCC was leaning on the says the Kinsey Report. Eastern Connecticut’s Leading Full Service Opticians networks to hire more minority reporters, a move that helped SPECIAL SPRING SALE her, as she's always admitted. 11 Sexuality: Dr. Kuriansky looks at Her talent and tenacity also our sexual dreams. helped, and she was promoted to correspondent the following 12 Movies: Flyboysbackin“TopGun’j *500 Savings j *10“® Savings ^ . During the next three ... John Badham's good touch ... on Single Vision Eyeglaseet on Bifocal Eyeglasaee Robby Benson years, she developed a w/coupon Bxpires 6130/86 w/coupon Bxpires 6/30/86 reputation for being tireless and Connie Chung Film capsules. for having excellent contacts. Q. / recently saw the movie “Harry and Son" and was But in 1976, she left D.C. for magazine show “American 13 Weekend Television: An eight-page Los Angeles to become a locgl $40°o Savings $60°° Savings impressed with Robby Benson, the actor who played the son. Almanac" and her Saturday 22 pullout section with program sche on High Faihlon On New Colored ^ Could you give me a few facts about him? Shannon Firtick, news anchor, reportedly at the evening newscast. Her NBC Faceted Eyeglatsee Soft Contact Lenses dules, features and puzzles. w/coupon Bxpires 6/30/86 Watertown, Conn. highest salary of any local contract expires this summer, w/coupon Bxpires 6/30/86 , A. He's 30. was bom in Dallas, the son of playwright Jerry Segal anchor in the country. (The and anything could happen in and actress Ann Benson, but grew up in New York, where he figure was always placed in the her career — even a move back 21 Music: It’s Christian music video... *Nev» Orders Qniy—No Other Discounts Apply—Non-transterrable started acting at the age of 5. At 9, he went on tour with the $7(X),0(X)-$750.(XX) range.) to CBS, which has expressed Turntable tips. musical "Oliver"; at 12, made his Broadway debut in the play Several years later, though, intere.st. "Zelda"; and two years later was back on Broadway in the itching to get back into the She’s married to D.C. 22 Families: Chess can make your kid musical "The Rothschilds." political arena, she returned to anchorman Maury Povich, His movie career started at 16, with "Jory," followed by network broadcasting, this time whom she sees on weekends, smarter. 3 y J o s i e "Jeremy." The roles that followed were extraordinarily varied: at NBC, where she took over when he comes to New York, the dying teen-ager in TV’s "Death Be Not Proud;" the son of “NBC News at Sunrise.” where she’s based, or she goes 24 Trends: If you can’t make it in show dying fathers in "Tribute” and “The End”; the basketball player As you're probably aware, she to D.C. That arrangement, biz, maybe your house can. in "One on One"; romantic lead in “Ice Castles”; Chicago gang left “Sunrise” recently to devote obviously, could also change Q. Wo5 Harry Anderson ever a leader in “Walk Proud"; Hasidic baseball player in “The her time to the still-evolving after the summer. flyfiflOT street performer in San Chosen ”; Sioux track star in “Running Brave”; hillbilly in “Ode 27 The Curious Shopper: What exactly Francisco? I ’m almost positive to Billy Joe," etc. is tapioca, anyway? I saw him doing a juggling act He's also musically talented, as he demonstrated, again on there. Donna B. Martinez, 27 Broadway, in "The Pirates of Penzance" in 1981. The following Q. Karen Grussle is otu o f my 2 8 Exercise: Here’s how to ^vqid Ontario, Caltf. year he married his co-star, singer Karla DeVito; their daughter. A. Inde^, he was. He even got favorite stars, but I haven’t becoming an exercise dropout. Lyric, will be 3 this August. \ seen her in much lately . Is she his jaw broken in San Francisco, To enable him to stay around Los Angeles and be with them (a when an angry customer took going to be in any movies soon, Dining In: Carrots are one of desire no doubt underscored by his successful 1984 open heart and is she married? Angela 30 Specials for the Month of May exception to his act. But he surgery to correct a congenitally defective aortic valve), he opted nature’s best deals. wasn't juggling; he was Hunter, Fredericton, N.B., Served Tuesday - Sunday for the TV series 'Tough Cookies" instead of movies for the Canada performing the shell game. time being. As we go to press, he’s awaiting word on its future. A. She’s in the process of 31 Dining Out: Sondra Astor Stave acquiring a play that she wants visits the Altnaveigh in Mansfield. to produce in Los Angeles, but 'k Sirloin Steak Au Poivre according to a representative, Q. My husband and I have Q. / am a faithful viewer o f “The Wheel o f Fortune" and I just her career isn’t foremost in her been having a heated argument. love Vanna White. Could you tell me a little about her? Tom mind at the moment. “She and ★ Veal Medallions Piccatta Was the actor Victor French Edmiston, Scranton, Pa.; J.W., Dothan, Ala. her husband are going through 30 from “Highway to Heaven" somewhat nasty divorce ★ ever a football player? Steph A. She's 29, from North Myrtle Beach, S.C., and was, not proceedings,” she explains, Stuffed Filet of Whitefish Swearingen, Liruoln, HI. surprisingly, popular and a cheerleader in high school. She “and they may include a custody always wanted to be in the movies (apparently she still does, but (Specials include potato, vegetable and salad.) A. He’s big enough — 6’2”, fight over Lily, a baby they she has a 7-year contract with "Wheel” and is. besides, she says, 210 pounds — but, no. adopted in August of 1984. So very loyal) so she left South Carolina for Los Angeles, where, at first, she worked as a bartender. right now, her main priority is getting through that and Sh' h .‘ard about the “Wheel" auditions and because she restructuring her life.” Sunday: Brunch 11-3 / Dinner 4-9 loves game shows (she even appeared as a contestant on “The Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly Editorial services by King Features Anything you’d like Price Is Right") she went to the auditions. Executive producer supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate, 235 E, 45thSt., New York, Merv Griffin picked her from a group of several hundred. published Saturdays by the Manchester NY. 10017. to know about promi Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, nent personalities? Now, of course, she takes pride in her letter-turning and gets Manchester, Conn. 06040. Do you have any questions or comments genuinely excited when contestants win. (The only mishap she’s about Weekend Plus Magazine? We'd Write to: Josie, Be had — falling off her platform — occurred when a contestant Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher like to hear from you. Please address tween the Lines. King won a car.) That sincerity is translatedTnto an enormous amount Adele Angle, Weekend Plus Editor your letters to: Weekend Plus Magazine, 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.D. 2. BOLTON. CONN. 06040 of fan mail, more, reportedly, than Pat Sajak gets. Lee Enderlin, Advertising Sales, 646-0654 P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Features Syndicate, 64 3 -2 3 4 2 235 E. 45th St„ New The show has also been good to her financially, enabling her to buy a house in the H ollyw c^ Hills. When not working, she runs Cover photography by David Bashaw York, N.Y.10017. or plays with her cats, Ashley and Rhett. Karen Grassle WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 24. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 24. 1986 5 Profiles 4 Outlook Deanna Katz Age 47 Born Jan. 28, 1939 Occupation financial consultant Favorite foods Chinese, salads Favorite beverage Asti Spumonti Hobbles shopping, physical fitness, sports Favorite sports tennis, swimming Roots for Shearson Lehman softball team Idea of a good vacation sunshine, beach, swimming, sex What you do to relax read, aerobics Type of music preferred all kinds Favorite entertainer my husband. Hank Katz Favorite songs "I Only Have Eyes 2 For You,” "New Attitude” Favorite entertainment plays, concerts, dancing Favorite author Robert Ludlum Favorite quote "Tomorrow’s good life depends bn today's decisions Favorite magazines Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping Favorite store In Manchester Marshalls Inc. Pet peeve People who always look at the Leaping into my grandma’s apron negative side of life Favorite spots In Manchester Holiday Health and Temple Beth Shalom Car By Rosemary Breckler retired. He owned several small week. turned the key for the first time store hangout, but I. like any Buick Regal '82 places where the tenants hadn't But someone had to care for on the house that had always wise housewife, soon learned to Favorite color plum irls oftenstep into paid rent for years, but he didn't Grandpa and have a hot meal been Grandma's, I felt like I cook two dinners in one night if Last book read "Valley of Horses” their mother's shoes, have the heart to throw them out waiting on the stove on those was invading a holy tabernacle. there was a game after school Favorite TV show “The Cosby Show” but when 1 was 12 1 on the street (they paid only the bitter cold Ohio winter nights I stepped into her kitchen, that I wanted to attend or it there Best thing about Manchester a real sense of community leaped into my amount of his real estate taxes). when she arrived home inspected her ice box to see was something really special I ■ '' y ' '■ Worst thing about Manchester not enough open space grandma's apron. The He had lost most of his life's half-frozen from her hike, what was needed for dinner, would not only cook an bleakness of the savings when a building and through blowing snowdrifts, walked to the grocery store easy-to-warm-up dinner for the GreatG Depression's long night loan failed. But he had a small next night but I'd make up by from the streetcar line. where we had a charge account, was Just beginning to show some income from two little store Somehow she guessed my brought a round steak home and coming over on Saturday. hope of dawn when my grandma buildings he owned on the dream and made a proposition. put it on to cook the way I knew This continued for nine years. suddenly died of a heart attack. comer. He was too old to cook She would pay me $2 a week to Grandpa liked it. Grandpa had been a sharp At that time I was one of and care for the house. come over after school, make While it was simmering, I businessman, and while I cooked those hopelessly large-boned, My razzle-dazzle Aunt Bea, the beds, pick up the house, looked into the dining room he would read to me from the skinny, knobby-kneed, whom I adored, not only still cook dinner, serve it, clear up where two rocking chairs still sat newspaper, discuss world razor-elbowed gangles that could lived at home but had the only and stay with Grandpa until beside the big round table under events, give me sage advice. His be taken for either a boy or a solid job in the family. She about 8 p.m. if she was late. the real Tiffany chandelier. education has steered me all my girl — but 1 was already an loved to brag that she was the Grandpa had a little problem Grandma's was empty but life. enthusiastic cook. I had taught only one who earned enough to with a bottle of something called Grandpa was sitting in his, his And yes, I was the only girl myself at age 8. pay the new income tax — quite schnapps. pipe in his mouth, silently from my high-school class who Reginald PIntcyMancheeter Herald I also had an idiotic dream. a status symbol in 'hose days. There would also be occasions rocking and staring out into the went to college, i also Joined the Not one rttember of my family She worked as a secretary when I would cook gourmet winter garden. The newspaper, Army during World War II, had in any branch or generation or (now we would call her dinners for the politicos — read and discarded, carpeted the a career, married, was a in-laws had gone to college, but administrative assistant) to the Judges, elected officials — that floor. housewife for 11 years, I was firmly bent on a college county prosecuting attorney, a she occasionally entertained. On As I slowly tiptoed over to mothered two children, had education. To avoid ridicule, Job that demanded long hours, those occasions she would clip pick up the papers, I realized I another career and then four though, it was something 1 never nice clothes and attendance at out a menu and recipes from a was walking through a new grandchildren. mentioned. It lived only inside many political functions. She woman’s magazine — and I was doorway of my life — which As today’s young women my heart. was 21 years old and couldn't on my own. I would be setting meant I was now a grownup, a would say, “I had it all" long My grandfather had already risk her Job which paid $16 a the table with my grandma's rine woman of a house, and no more before women’s lib came into stemware that left me constantly make-believe lea parties. style. And it started in the spot in awe. I never really was a teen-ager, that young women often now On that first night, when I as I had no time for the drug - treat with disdain — the kitchen.■ Somehow she guessed my dream and made a proposition. She would pay me $2 a week to come over after school, make the bed, pick up the house, cook dinner, serve it, clear up and stay with Grandpa until about 8 p.m. if she was late. Grandpa had a little problem with a bottle of something called schnapps, W EEK EN D PLUS, Saturday, May 24. 1986 W EEKEN D PLUS, Saturday, May 24, 1986 7 Cover Story 6 Cover Story ■'^1 rm T h e duck \ / h ere Frappier stirs a iarge h... How a Cavey’s chef pot of beef stock, the base for many of gets it on the menu Cavey’s sauces. The front entrance of Cavey’.s of a restaurant day. Restaurants on East Center A customer complains that his Street is designed for maximunn fish is undercooked. A dish It doesn’t matter who cooked it impact on customers. It's a washer complains that he's been grand pair of 11-foot-high blonde underpaid. In both cases, the ... Continued people might think, ‘Oh well, moment or two later, the lobster oak doors, embellished with complaint comes to Frappier. Manchester's not ready for that man heads back out to the deep carving and flanked by As chef, he is responsible for the restaurant. Frappier gets kind of thing.' But the other parking lot. stone pots of geraniums. every plate of veal, every bowl rid of his jacket, and ties on the night, we made a chilled Tonight's dinner specials will The back door is an of soup, every slice of chocolate first white cotton apron of the strawberry and rhubarb soup, include a lobster dish. unpretentious black metal door, torte which the restaurant day. He glances quickly at the and we sold it all.” □ □ □ embellished only with an serves. "It doesn't matter who clipboards which hang from □ □ □ aluminum screen door. cooked it, the duck stops here." pegs on the woodwork. 9 a.m. Frappier doesn't stop At 8 o'clock on a Wednesday he quips. "That's a responsibil On each is a list of tasks which Ideas for specials are jotted moving, even when he's talking morning, chef David Frappier ity you assume when you accept Frappier wants accomplished down on anything that's at hand. with members of his staff. Like lets himself in through that a job as ‘The Chef.'" by a staff member. Notes are Today's are scribbled on the many experienced chefs, he can black back door, a ring of keys He is also chiefly responsible cryptic, “ Do potatoes." “ Clean back of a paycheck envelope. rapidly chop parsley, garlic, jingling in his hand. for the staff in the kitchea — shrimp." They're based on the products shallots or whatever, without He is a rather tall man. hiring them, training them, and Other work will be doled out as Frappier knows he's got on ever glancing down at the wearing the traditional double- keeping up their morale. That the day progresses. But hand. cutting board. So he confers with breasted white overblouse, may mean acting as interme frequently, the Cavey's staff Much of what Cavey's serves pastry chef Kathleen Betz, for triangular scarf and checkered diary between the bookkeeper knows what's needed; few is purchased from local farmers example, while preparing some pants of a chef. Less traditional and a teenage dishwasher who directions are required. and fishermen. Throughout the of the ingredients that will be are the light gray track shoes on feels he's been underpaid. 8:25 a.m. Time now to give a morning, duck dealers, rhubarb required for today's cooking. his feet. Frappier. the head chef “ It's all part of the routine of moment's thought to the day's farmers, lobster sellers and Betz has only been at Cavey's forCavey's upstairs restaurant, being the boss. Just understand luncheon specials. The regular other local vendors make their for three weeks; before that, she considers them an indispensable ing everybody and what it takes ■ Cavey's lunch menu offers such way into the narrow kitchen- worked in a five-person dessert part of a chef's equipment. to make them happy, that comes standard fare as omelets. vestibule. department at the Oyster Bar in "There are two big things you with the territory," Frappier Italian sausage grinders and . “ We love to use the products Grand Central Station. She likes need for this job." he says, when says. open-faced sandwiches smo brought in by local people, by the independence, but misses introduced to a reporter who will It's a territory which Frappier thered in melted cheese. individuals who are in the food the kitchens at the Oyster Bar. Chef David Frappier tests a sauce. It’s all part of a follow him around for the took over just four months ago. "It's really predictable," business just because they love They were more spacious, she typical morning at Cavey’s Restaurants. coming hours. "You need a pair Before that, he had been a sous Frappier says. The specials give it,” says Frappier. says, and there was a separate, of running shoes, and a good chef — that is. the second in him a chance to bring in his own As if to prove what he's just air-conditioned section for sense of humor." command — at L'Americain in ideas. One of those he's said, the back door is pushed working with chocolate. □ □ □ Hartford, and then briefly at contemplating today, for open by a box, held by a pair of , “ It's taken some adjustment. Cavey's. He succeeds Jeanot. example, will feature veal weathered hands. A leathery Here you’re always running Shoes wear rapidly, as Wirtalla. who left to start his kidneys in a richly-flavored face peers over the lid. “ Good around, or working around, Frappier covers miles in the own restaurant. brown sauce, served on a bed of morning! Lobster m an!” other people,” she says. “ And restaurant's kitchens and wilted, garlic-scented escarolle. “ Great! Just drop it down all of them are busy with their A counter in Cavey’s kitchen is laden with fresh □ □ □ Story by Nancy Pappas stairways. A sense of humor can “That shows you how there! ” Frappier says as he own things. So you can’t just yell ingredients. wear thin too. as the day Once inside the back door of adventurous Manchester really pokes through the large waxed progresses through the minor is,” says Frappier. “ Some box holding the lobsters. A CootlnuMl-. Photos by David Bashaw crises which are a normal part ContiiHMd... WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May M, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, May Z4. 1986 8 Cover Story 9 The Image Workshop Dressing for two Here’s how to satisfy you and the company \ By Sandl Hastings The established businesswo Remember that the more conservative man should consider a realistic budget strategy when the Style, the brighter the color can be. ff it comes to her wardrobe. ,4 Regular investment is best to maintain a classic look. .1- ■ Blouses brown or cordovan The classic wardrobe 1 gray subtle stripe, Poplin raincoat, tan pre Suits detachable tie ferred ■ft 1 navy solid, 1 gray solid. 1 ~ p j ’i-jfS 1 white pointed collar, Black umbrella navy pinstripe detachable tie I tan herringbone 1 ecru stand-up collar The wardrobe above is Jackets 1 blue, rounded collar, recommended for the most 1 black jacket detachable tie conservative industries. If Skirts Ties and scarves your industry is conservative 1 glen plaid 1 red foulard but not restrictive, you should 1 brown solid 1 burgundy foulard adapt the selections to Dresses 1 brown foulard incorporate some individual I gray solid 1 navy-burgundy foulard ity. For example, the suits I navy solid 1 burgundy-gray stripe might include a red or a winter Shirt blouses % 'i^ ' 1 tan-brown stripe white. In addition, you might 1 white button-down, oxford Shoes add a colorful blazer in a cloth 1 pair black pumps conservative style to add somr Lucien Page carries i 1 blue button-down, oxford 1 pair navy pumps pizzazz to your clothing. Use 1 blue pinpoint 1 pair brown pumps scarves instead of ties to an enorm ous pan of 1 ecru pinpoint ■> 1 pair taupe pumps further feminize your busines. I white pinpoint new potatoes with T\ccessorles wardrobe. Remember that Ihi c-'.?- f 1 pink, rounded collar cream and garlic. Leather strap watch more conservative the style, I brown/white university Pearls, gold or silver the brighter the color can be Frappier assists. A business w ardrobe is a key investment. Plan stripe, button-down oxford necklaces Buy clothing with your natura' carefully to avoid wasting money. cloth Simple earrings, stick pins, coloring in mind — adapt the 1 white pointed collar, front and brooches corporate colors to your best pin tucks Needed: running shoes, a sense of humor An attache or portfolio-dark advantage. ... Continued Throughout his conversation Page: “ Ipromse.” and made all the wine for the cards. “ It’s hard to produce with Galuski, Frappier is slicing Page has been in Cavey’s family. It was a terrific way to good food in quantity unless out. ‘Hey. will someone check on a whole calf’s liver with surgical kitchens for seven years. “ I ’ve learn.” you’ve really got the help to do it right.” my cakes. They're in the third precision, dividing the slices never been late with anything,” □ □ □ oven.’ ” into individual portions, wrap he says. “ But it’s funny, the way □ □ □ But she says that Frappier has ping them and returning them to we talk around here.” Frappier learned — and the refrigerator. cooked — first at the Silo What would the chef change a real gift for managing the □ □ □ various egos and personalities Restaurant in Farmington, then about Manchester's most □ □ □ within the kitchen. "People As the senior member of the at the original Hearthstone venerated restaurant, if he had could get real territorial, about Although the liver came out of staff. Page is an asset in the Restaurant and at the Copper the opportunity? ingredients, about counter space the large walk-in cooler, it will kitchen, Frappier says. Beech Inn in Ivoryton. He took a He would condense the menu or whatever. But they don't.” now be stored in the small “ Frankly, good help is a year off from restaurant work, — offering fewer items at each Built To Stay A Cut Above refrigerators which are tucked problem,” he says. “ The major to be the personal chef to former meal. Honda's 21” rotary mower Is built to last. It's powered by an Innovative. OHV four-stroke en □ □ O Governor Chester Bowles. Then He would make it “ a little gine that has a cast Iron cylinder sleeve and a crankshaft that's supported by ballbear COUPON SPECIAL under the kitchen’s long problem the industry is facing ings on both ends. came the stint at L ’Americain, more aggressive,” he says. “ I ’d f; 45 a.m. A stocky young cook, counters. A cook can pull out a right now.” He finds it very The HRA21-4 SXA has Honda's exclusive shaft drive. And thanks to Its OHV design. It whose outfit is topped off by a pinch of fresh basil or another difficult to attract and retain and finally, the move to Cavey's. like to get away from such a uses substantially less gas and oil. SAVE $1.00 ON A Red Sox baseball cap, seats portion of beef tenderloin as well-trained young cooks. “ But “ It’s a wonderful place to be,” heavy dependence on the Features Include an Automatic Decompreaalon system and a main HOT TOUCH himself on the edge of the stove easily as a home cook gets a energy and enthusiasm can he says, referring to the - standards like veal Parmesan or tenance-free electronic Ignition to provide last, easy starts. A steel deck Manchester establishment. cacciatore. I could take off the and Roto-Stop”, Honda's advanced system that stops the blade within WASH PACKAGE for a quick conference with his spoon from her silverware make up for a lack of good seconds, yet allows the engine to keep on running. boss. This is Greg Galuski, who drawer. training,” he says. “ There’s a good clientele, with a veal cacciatore, and replace it CAR WASH *4.95 is the restaurant’s “ First Cook.” 10 a.m. Frappier is engaged in The training to which tremendous amount of return with a veal with escarole and business. You really build up a In Foodspeak. this means that an odd-sounding conversation Frappier refers is not gorgonzola cream. ” side Discharge Chute NEW ENGLAND’S (A $5.95 VALUE) he is the third one down in the with Lucien Page, who cooks the necessarily the kind received at relationship with your custo He would work on attracting a with this ad kitchen’s chain of command. vegetables and makes the soups, a culinary institute. He has mers. And you are educating number of new, talented chefs — FREE Expires May 31, 1986 TOUCHLESS CAR WASH Package Includes: them as you’re serving them.” and figure out a way to keep "OK. are we doing a chicken sauces and sausages. It’s ' never taken a formal cooking • A complete Touchless course in his life. But the size and popularity of them on the staff. We’re the first in a new generation special today?” Galuski asks apparently a schtick they LAWN A LettURE ' Car Wash Frappier. As he talks, his rump indulge in fairly often. ^ But the making of this chef the restaurant is also a “ Cooking is a great field to be HRA21-4 SXA of high tech wash equipment. wiggles dangerously close to the Frappier: ’"The potatoes! began early, at his grandpar drawback to him. “ The volume in, and this is a great place to be 742-8103 Absoluteiy nothing touches your car • Simoniz* Poly Sealant ents’ home in Waterbury. “ My of business that we do is a doing it,” he says. “ Everyone f i t 44, C o vtn liy, C t Treatment flames where the peppers are You’re not going to be ready by HONDA / charring. Someone makes a 11:30.” grandmother was just a problem,” he says. Frappier has to eat. And you can make 344 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER, CT HOURS: OFFER VALID WITH COUPON ONLY comment about the meat which Page: “ Sure I am.” tremendous cook,” says Frapp would like to see the restaurant them the happiest person on Mon.-Sat. 9-4 ier. “ She had two full kitchens. set out fewer tables — although earth, or the most miserable, T. W. Th. 9-5:30 For o p tl»? H jm p trto n n jn c«»n d M »ftyw «feco fn fn *n (I that you f»»d th # o w n # f^ I will soon singe, and Galuski Frappier: “ Promise me! Fri. 9-7 m a n u al tM tor* o p era tin g th t u nit. 0 1 9 8 3 A nw ican H oT K la M otor C a . In c. I Equipment hops off. Promise me!” And my grandpa had his garden. he realizes that this is not in the just by what you give them.” WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 24, 1986 W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Mav^4. 1986 10 Sexuality 11 Sexuality Penetration pain has different causes Sexual dreams are dues to you By Dr. Judith Kuriansky Just as our dreams are our Vaginismus and vaginal atrophy are often the culprits unique creation, so is their dark if you can, or use a tape ou have four to six of meaning special to us. But there recorder. them a night ^ dreams. are trends in certain sexual When you get up in the morning, don’t Go over your dreams later to By Dr. June Relnitch antibody had a significant effect They happen in the dream symbols. on the pregnancy rate. see what connections to your R.E.M. sleep stages, Weapons or sharp objects are turn on the light and bounce out of bed. Stay Using this test and results real life you can make. DEARDR.REINISCH: My when your eyes dart signs of sexual aggression (either from other tests, a fertility My wife and I are both senior citizens in the dreamy state and imagine the sexy wife and I are both senior The back and forth under your own or directed at you). Tell your partner about your specialist using highly sophisti citizens and read your column and read your column about vaginismus. Yyour lids. Carl, for example, dreamed he sexual dream. Ask him to cated equipment, could be more scene coming to life, about vaginismus. Since my Kinsey About one in 10 of those was playing in the sand. Just as imagine that the dream was his. precise about your husband's wife also cannot have Since my wife also cannot have penetration dreams are sexual, either directly he found the pail of a neighbor’s How would he feel? What would Report probable fertility. Such a penetration without severe pain. or symbolically portraying little girl, his mother walked by he make of it? Then explain specialist would also evaluate without severe pain, I suggested she what you think it means to you. I suggested she consider the sexual needs, problems or and poked him in the eye with a and not under his control. she .saw him wildly ki.ssing a your fertility status. You might You will learn a lot about vaginismus treatments you consider the vaginismus treatments you experiences. beach umbrella. There are, however, ways to woman dressed in a red satin have some condition that yourself and each other. ■ discussed. Your sexual dpeams are use your sexual dreams; gown. Karen ran home sobbing. She says her condition is reduces your chances for a discussed. valuable clues to your sexuality. This dream unlocked the marriage). We located the pregnancy. In her dream, Karen is called "atrophy" and is a And understanding and working secret of Carl’s inability to have • Make yourself feel sexier by urologist who did the Only a clinic or a professional rejected. But she is also the different situation. She did have with them can increase your an erection with women. He training yourself to have sexual vasectomy, and he did a who is knowledgeable aboui the siren who gets the man. In real a hysterectomy about 10 years satisfaction in real life. remembered the time he was » dreams. As you lie in bed, tell reversal procedure last June. latest research and techniques life, Karen needs to allow ago. Is that part of the Is this true? Are ther any menstrual days during the first Joan’s recurring dream: She found playing doctor, nude, with yourself you are going to dream Dr. Kuriansky is a The doctor examined the sperm herself to feel more like that available in this quickly known treatments? several months of pregnancy. was on lop of a mountain with a playmate, and was forbidden an erotic story. When you fall difference between atrophy and and found that some are active, attractive woman. clinical psychologist changing field can answer your But even when bleeding occurs her husband. He beckoned her at to play with her again. He had asleep, you have fewer vaginismus? but I am not yet pregnant. and certified sex questions accurately and advise DEAR READER: Atheroscle on exactly those days a woman the edge, dres.scd in a gold flight been so upset about this, in the inhibitions, so more natural •; Change the end of the Is it just a matter of waiting, you about the various options rosis (often called "hardening of would have epected to have her suit with flowing wings on his dream he could only allow an desires will likely emerge. Start sexual dream if you don’t like it. therapist in New York D EAR READ ER: Your wife or should we consider artificial appropriate for you as a couple. the arteries") is among the menstrual period if she were not back. She was in a drab object representing her (the pail) the story consciously, then let Research studies have trained is correct; different problems insemination? City. Send your ques can cause pain during more common causes of erection pregnant, it is considered to be costume, hovering next to a — and not her — to be there. your unconscious take over. women to do this in order to feel penetration. Two of these are Cold sores problems related to disruption different from menstruation. r u W EEKEND PLUS. Saturday, May 24, 1986 12 At the Movies 13 to 20 WEEKEND TELEVISION Puflout Section Hyboys back in Top Gun’ Film capsules lectures the candidates on Saturday, May 24 By Bob Thomas astrophysics. The lessons turn to anatomy in her bedroom. Absolut* BogbiiMr* (PQ-13) - - EddI* O’Comioll, Patoy Whatever happened to the Maverick’s foolhardy flying 6:00AM CD up Front (R) [C N N ] Sports Close-up Komit, David Bowl*, Anita Morris. (Musical Fantasy) Music flyboy movie in which guys like leads to tragedy, and he breaks d D Young Edition [DIS] You and Me, Kid video rnuter Julian Temple overstuffs this 94-minute video with Jim m y Stewart (“ Strategic Air up with his teacher. But he d D Davay & Goliath [ESPN] SportsCenter Cinema style, sass and sensuality. This stunning story of coming of age Command”) , John Wayne El redeems himself in a climactic dD David Toma Show 8:00AM CD The Wuxzles (CC) ("Flying Leathernecks” ) . T y M l 1^1 Review battle with MIGs in a crisis in London In 1958 substitutes Imagery for narration. The film's It's Your Business ( D Popeye rone Power (” A Yank in the encounter over the Indian major flaw — mixing serious messages with pretty fluff — (18) CNN News CD Pink Panther and Sons (CC) R .A .F.” ). Robert Taylor Ocean. ultimately destroys it. Neither Bowie nor Morris unleash their Insight / Out (33 Straight Talk (“Flight Command”) and The actors perform their roles talents, but most of the music is irresistible, especially Kensit [C N N ] Daybreak (3D Little Rascals Ronald Reagan (“ Hellcats of [D IS] Donald Duck Presents ( ^ Fat Albert Tom Cruise is'a U.S. Navy with as much conviction as warbling "Having It All.” Qrade; C-mInu* the Navy” ) rode the clouds to [ESPN] PKA Full Contact Karate: U.S. (^ ^ Snorks flier with two handicaps; a possible, given a script by Jim Light Middleweight Title From Beau- Blue CHy (R ) — Judd Nelson, Ally Bhoody, Paul WInfiald. (jj) Sesame Street (CC) glory? combative personality and a Cash and Jack Epps Jr. that is mom, TX {90 mm ) |R) It’s back, wrapped in a (Action) Any resemblance between this amateur shoot-'em-up ( ^ From the Editor's Desk father whose combat death lacking in surprise or [HBO] MOVIE: To Race tha Wind' A brand-new package to appeal to originality. The “disgrace” of and the Ross MacDonald hard-boiler on which it Is baaed is blind law student uses his wits and sense (3D Los Polivoces' remains clouded in scandal. The coincidental. The plot disappears In the Florida sun, and the of humor to be treated normally. Steve d D Voltron. Defer>der of the Universe 1986 audiences. To the movie Guttenberg. Randy Quaid, Mark L. Taylor. latter was enough to keep him Maverick’s father is disposed of [C N N ] Daybreak masterminds, that means a dialogue Is riddled with profanity. Only Winfield has any notion 1980 out of the U.S. Naval Academy perfunctorily, and the poten [D IS] Dumbo's Circus youth-appeal star, a hard-rock how to act. Sheedy, who gets worse with each outing. Is at her [M AX] MOVIE: 'Electric Dreams' A at Annapolis, M d., and Cruise, tially erotic scenes of Cruise and [ESPN ] Australian Rules Football score, a sprinkling of sex. rough most affected. The disastrously miscast Nelson can't decide if young architect and his piersonal computer '86 nicknamed Maverick, is deter Miss McGillis seem merely fall in love with the same girl Lenny Von |R). language and supersonic his character Is justice-seeker or a wise guy. The few SK>bd Dohlen, Virginia Madsen. Bud Con 1984. mined to prove himself with mechanical. a [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Adventures of dogfights. moments are stolen from "Miami Vice," and we can't give credit Rated PG Huckleberry Finn' In the pre-Givil War daring feats. Directing air movies was South, a boy and a runaway slave encoun Riding on the success of for plagiarism. Orade: C-mlnus. 6:15AM (E m o v i e : ’T Iw Cosmic Maverick is among the much simpler when the stars Prirtcess' A beautiful alien princess capa ter danger and excitement during a trip “ Flashdance" and “ Beverly down the Mississippi Patrick Day, Samm- superior pilots assigned to train flew lumbering biplanes. F-14s Jo Jo Dancar, Your Ufa la CaRbig (R ) — RMiard Pryor, ble of changing into any living creature Hills Cop," the team of Don helps Moonbase Alpha when their runa A n Williams. 19B5. at the Fighter Weapons School, and MIGs are something else. Simpson and Jerry Bruckhei DebMo Alton. Paula KaHy, Sooey MHchoN. (Drama) Several way space outpost encounters a strange [M AX] MOVIE; ‘The Happy Years' A known in the trade as Top Gun. Tony Scott does his best to keep planet Manin Landau, Barbara Bain 1975 rowdy boy finds new rules to break and mer have produced “ Top Gun.” years ago, Pryor almost died while freebasing cocaine; this is new values to learn at prep school. Darryl With fellow officer “ Goose” the rocketing planes in focus and (61) Sign On starring Tom Cruise (“ Risky his cinematic catharsis. Pryor's “true confession” Is styled after Hickman. Leo G Carroll 1950. Rated G (Anthony Edwards), an unwil perspective, but it is often Business” ) and Kelly McGillis Bob Fosse's "All That Jazz”; Flashbacks occur after 6:30AM (d) KidswoHd (R). [U SA ] Alive & Weill ling partner. Maverick takes on difficult to figure out who is fSl The World Tomorrow r'Witness”) . drug-riddled comedian Jo Jo (Pryor) has an out•o^body 8:30AM CD Berenstaln Bears the Navy brass as well as “ Ice” fighting whom. (3D Face Off experience. But Jo Jo's drug problem is never explained CD Rainbow Brito (Val K ilm er). his rival for flying The rating is PG. apparently (11) Josie and the Pussycats satisfactorily, and tha film, which Pryor also co-wrote, CD Littles (CC) honors. Maverick is inevitably because of language, bed scenes ^ 8) 20 Minute Workout produced and diraoted, is a dull ego trip. Tha film does, (ID MOVIE: 'The Bowery Champs' The Bob Thomas reviews movies attracted to Charlotte Black and excitement. Running time: ( ^ Thunderfoirds 2086 gang solves a murder. Leo Gorcey, East however, give ample opportunity for the cast to spout more lor The Associated Press. wood (Kelly M cGillis). who 110 minutes. ■ (30) M r. T Side Kids 1944 obscanitlas than have every been heard on the big screen. (38) World of Photography d i Qua Pasa, USA? Orade: D. (41) El Club 700 Spiderman (6D Popeye and Friends ^ Qummi Bears (CC) Latter to Brezhnev (R) — Alexandra PIgg, MargI Clarke, [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report @D Wall Street Journal Report Alfred MoHna, Peter Fkth. (New Wave Comedy). The [D IS] Contraptkm [CN N ] Big Story John Badham’s good touch Liverpudlian cinema is alive an well In this original story of two [D IS] Good Morning Mickeyl 7:00AM (3D captain Bob girls in search of excitement and romance. They spend the dD Terrahawks 9:00AM CD Muppet Babies director now makes his home in night with two Russian sailors, but Elaine (Pigg) falls in love CD New Jersey Black Issues Popples By Vernon Scott Now Badham is poised to CD stampede this summer’s box Southern California. and determines to join her beau in Russia. No one can disuade (Ti) To m 8i Jerry CD ^ Bugs Bunny/Looney Tur>es Co medy Hour offices with his latest movie, Not all of his movies have her, but the question remains: Can life in the Soviet Union Qj] MOVIE; To Be Announced' Director John Badham has a CD Millionaire Maker “ Short Circuit,” a fantasy been box-office successes, but compare to the freedom of down-and-out Kirkby? This film of ( ^ Bullwinkle (3D Uncle Waldo deft touch on the American almost all have been well-made (S) Barney Bear & Friends dealing with the adventures of a innocence and passion suffers only from a few overwritten ( ^ Voyagers pulse, an almost prescient and entertaining: “ The Bingo ^ Ring Around the World robot that becomes alive after it scenes. The periormances are marvelous and Pigg is a true ^ Smurfs (eeling for what movie Long Traveling All-Stars and ^ Newsmekers is struck by a lightning bolt. beauty. Grade: B-mlnus. lH) Sesame Street (CC) audiences want to see. Motor Kings,” “ Whose Life Is It Little House on the Prairie M Y S T E R Y IS IN T H E AIR — Raymond Burr and.Barbara Hale return to the roles of Perry Robot No. 5 is a cute, powerful (M) Ask the Manager In less than a decade he has Lucas (PQ) — Coray Halm, Karri Qraen, Charlie Sheen. @1) Follow Me and smart little guy with a sense Anyway?.” “Dracula” and d D Nuestra Familia Mason and Della Street, which won both of them Emmys during the nine-year run of the )>een the progenitor of three film SD SuperfrieiKls of humor and an addiction to “American Flyers.” (Comedy-Drama) In which soma clean-cut l6-year-6ld jocks @ ) Yankee Woodlot “ Perry Mason” series, in “ Perry Mason: Case of the Notorious Nun.” It airs Sunday, May fads — youth and dance, youth [C N N ] Daybreak John Wayne movies and The “ My pictures seem to follow a learn a lesson about dedication and bravery from an d D Lost in Space 25 on NBC. ■md computer and helicopter as [D IS] Mouaercise Three Stooges. He runs co-stars pattern,” Badham said with a underdeveloped 14-year-old genius. Haim plays Lucas with [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer protagonist. [TMC] M O V IE: 'Sounder' A depression- Ally Sheedy and Steve grin. “ Maybe I should just skip verve; and redheaded Green as Maggie, the girl Lucas loves and era family of sharecroppers fights to stay [ESPN] Revco's World Class Woman It was Badham’s “ Saturday directing every-other-picture.” alive. Cicely Tyson, Paul Winfield, Kevin |R) [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Ghostbuatera' (CC) A (S ) Wrestling (3 ) Rod & Reel Guttenberg a merry chase while loses, evokes a gentle warmth. Sheen (another sibling from the trio of misfits goes into business to rid Night Fever” in 1978, starring In a movie era where most Hooks. 1972. Rated G. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Laava 'Em Laughing' A @ (g) AMn a tha CMpmunka ( ^ Comedy Classics escaping villainous corporate Martin Sheen acting stable) la the jock who befriends Lucas circus clown and his wife care for dozens homes of evil spirits. Bill Murray, Dan Ayk then little-known John Travolta, [USA] Jimmy Swaggart royd. Harold Ramis. 1984. R a t^ PG-13. @1 Natura: Whara Eaglaa Fly (CC) Tha security forces. films either flop (by far the of homeless cNIdren while he struggles to M O V IE: 'Th e Ta n p r Am ong lie* Five and then wins Maggie's love. The film Is somewhat more than a habitat of the Golden Em Io in the Scottish women are tnreatened by a rapist out on that gave birth to a dozen 7:30AM (X) Dur>geons and Dragons find employment in his profession. Mickey [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Money on the Side' In “ Short Circuit” is clearly great majority) or become highlands is examtried. (TO min.) In Stereo. television "Afternoon Special" and somewhat less than a Rooney. Anr>e Jackson, Red Buttons. order to pay family bills, three suburban parole. Don Meredith. Sarah PurcaN, Jenni copycat movies about kids and massive hits (increasingly rare CD Wonderama fer Salt. 1980. aimed at the youth audience but fulfilling aduR drama. But It’s a great flick for the under-16 1981. housewives turn to prostitution, unaware (S) Three Stooges discos. CD In Depth of the physical and emotional dangers they ® Candlepin Bowling with enough entertainment events). Badham’s box-office [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow dD Lucha Ubre SIN And it was Badham’s crowd. Take the kidsi Orade: B QD Voltron, Defertder of the Universe will face. Karen Valentine, Jamie Lee Cur values to please the whole record is almost as impressive Expo (§ ) Say Brother d D Rumbo al Mur>cHal “ WarGames" in 1983 that Underdog tis, Linda Purl. 1982. as those of Spielberg, Sylvester On Vatontlna^s Day (PQ ) — HalKe Footo..WNIIam [CN N ] Health Week dD World Class Championship Wres ® Sesame Street (CC) family. Spiderman er>d Friends 9:10AM [U S A ] Keys to Success prompted a score of similar Stallone and George Lucas. ■ Cenvarse-Rebarts, Mlehael Hlggim. ttovsn HW. Matthew tling dD MOVIE: 'Cotton Comes to Harlem' It goes almost without saying ® It's Your Business 9:30AM CD uiyssas 3 1 films about high school geniuses Horton Foote ('Tender Mercies,” "The Trip 10:1 O A M [pNN] ShowMz W a^ [ESPN ] Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour- A pair of detectives, a minister, a junk de that No. 5 will be compared with Bioderlek. (Drama) Dudley Do-Right aler and others chase across Harlem look $D Robotech dD 1 0 : 3 0 A M ® Ewoks/Drold* Ad- i>al who save the world or threaten (X) ing for missing money and a bale of cotton. the lovable E .T . in Steven to Bountiful”) writes lyrical screenplays extolling the virtues of @ ) Andy Griffith venture Hour to destroy it by using home [TM C] MOVIE: Blood Brothers' A Godfrey Cambridge. Raymond St. Spielberg’s all-time box-office the human si^rit. Foote’s work is diteply rooted In tradition; dD New Jersey Hispano dD America's Top Ten your>g man is tom between his own dream Jacques. Judy Pace. 1970. computers to lift secrets from for a future and the demarids of his Italian- champion ” E .T . The Extra Rating guide Robert Duvall calls tt "rural Chekhov." Here, the characters of a ( ^ Rod & Reel (g) (E) Punky Brewster government or high-tech Channels American family. Richard Gere, Paul Sor- [CN N ] Newsday terrestrial,” small Texas town are given some time to work out their [CN N] Money Week @ ] Newton's Apple (CC) vino, Tony Lo &anco. 1978. Rated R. industry computers. [D I S ] Laurel and Hardy “ We won’t mind the Motion Picture Association of problems and workihrough their Imaginations. This Is a gentle [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents d D Super Libro [U S A ] Best of Money, Money [ESPN] NCAA Division I Women's WFSB Hartford, C T His 1983 “ Blue Thunder.” in America rating definitions; [ESPN] Tennis Magazine Tennis Championships From Austin, TX comparison as long as it’s and slow-moving film that occasionally sags but never wilts. '' WNEW New York. NY ® La Plaza 11:30AM CD Xld'a world which an attack helicopter (90 min.) favorable.” Badham said during G — General audiences. All WTNH New Haven, CT 1 [C N N ] Styla With Elsa Klensch OD T.v. Auction Gradr. B-mbnia. New York, NY 10:00AM CD Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' [HBO] MOVIE; Incredible Shrinking gunship was the star, made a ages admitted. WOR [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Th e Strar>ge Monster of a recent noonday break. “ So far New York, NY i l ' Wrestling @ ( S > Kidd Vidao W om an' A housewife, subjected to the WPIX Strawberry Cove’ In trying to save the re fortune and gave birtli to a T V PG — Parental guidance Weterbury, CT chemicals in aerosol sprays, fir>ds herself audience responses have been Troubto In Mind (R) — Kris Kriatotorson, KsMh Carradtos, WTXX » CD Bionic Woman putation of a teacher who claims he's seen ® Supar Powara Taam: Qalactk .series by the same title (it Springfield, MA i l Guardiara shrinking fast. Lily TomNn, Charles Grodin, better than ’E .T .’ received. suggested. Some material may Lori Singer. (D ra m ^ Mind you, there's troubto hare; This film is WWLP CD @ ) Laff-A-Lympics (CC) a sea monster, three kids discover a smug Hartford. C T n Ned Beatty. 1980. Rated PG. failed) and the more successful not be suitable for children. WEDH gling operation. Burgess Meredith, Agnes ( ^ Tony Brown's Journal “ We tried to get away from simply not-good. After a glorious start (the credits roil, flaunting WVIT Hartford. C T 30 CD Solid Gold [ M A X ] M O V IE: '9 to S' Three frustrated series “ Airwolf” Moorehead, Annie McEveety. 1972. [C N N ] Baseball '86 the possibility of comparison, PG-13 — Special parental the film’s foreboding fantasy). It wobbles along, looking for the WSBK Boston, MA at dD Puttin' on tha Hits ladies take matters into their own harxis Springfield, MA [U S A ] Crafts Video Magazine [ESPN] NFL Films Both ’’Saturday Night Fever ” guidance strongly suggested for WGGB 40 dD Lome Greene's New Wilderness against their chauvinistic boss. Jane but there are certain films that common uniting thread. Alan Rudolph has directed this tale of WXTV Paterson. NJ 41' Fonda. Dolly Parton, Lily TomNn. 1980. and “ WarGames” were breaka children under 13. Some ) Greatest American Hero CD RIcMa Rich [U S A ] Hollywood Insider (R). lend themselves to it. You know, misfits, murder, money and madness without any of the WGBY Springfield. MA 5T 60 11:00AM Rated PG. way hits and critical successes. WTIC Hartford. C T CD MOVIE: 'Tributa to a Bad Man' A like a boy and his horse. This material may be inappropriate 11 @ ) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood Puttin' on the Hits In [U S A ] MOVIE; 'The Urtseen' Three va salf-assuranoe that made last year's "Choose Me*' so great. Cable News Ntwrk ICHNi man's passion for horses alienates ever 12:00PM CD “ Blue Thunder” was not quite CNN 6 D Maverick Stereo. cationing women room at an eerie board happens to be a girl and her for young children. DISNEY Disney Channel loisl yone around him. James Cagney, Irene Pa Show-biz heavyweight Divine, beef known for his performances ing house. Barbara Bach. Sidney Lassick, as successful. robot.” „ R — Restricted. Under 17 ESPN Sports Network lESPNl d P Raino Salvaje pas. 1956. CD VtfWF Championship Wrestling in drag, tackle* his first male rola with the aplomb of i termite. -; Home Box Office (HBOl Stephen Furst. 1981. requires accompanying parent HBO (S) Motorweek All-Star WrattHng CD W hiz Kids Badham is a young-looking CINEMAX Cinemax iM AXi CD feasting on formica. G ra d a te . v (iD Wrestling (ID Pro Wrestling USA 12:30PM CD movie: TIw way Wa 40ish, plain-spoken, matter-of- or adult guardian. TMC Movie Channel iTM Cl CH) FTV X — No one under 17 admitted USA USA Network lUSAl [D IS] Wind in the Willows (1$ Coca Cola 100th Annlvaraarv Par- 6 D Twilight Zone Vernon Scott reports from fact man who was bom in Some states may have higher [ES P N ] Championship Rollar Derby ade . (g )M r . T ... Continued Hollywood for United Press England and reared in age restrictions. ■ International. Alabama. The tall, lanky ■Mi W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 24, 1986 — U W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 2«, 19116 — 15 Saturday, Continued Saturday, Continued m W «r* ' Two people with totally different the lovers is a vampire. Mel Ferrer, Elsa Irfeatyles love and marry aa they battle for Martir>elli, Anrtette Vadim. 1961. hower planned the invasion of Europe. (60 jungle fails in love with Rima the bird girl their peraortal bettefa. Barbra Streiaar>d. min.) (R). who lives there. Audrey Hepburn, Anthony 2:10PM [CNN] HMith WMk ACROSS DOWN Robert Radford. Patrick O ’Neal. 1973. @ ) MOVIE: 'The Petriftod Forest' A wri Perkins, Lee J. Cobb. 1959. N o sta lg ia (2S Alfrad Hhchcocfc 2:30PM SSl AHred Hitchoock 1 Actor John — 2 Hanry on "Punky ter, who warKtors into a service station in [E S P N ] SpoftsCenter (SSpidwiiMn ® Bodywnch |CC| ITT- 5 Jamaa — Brawatar" Arizona, becomes involved with romance [TMC] MOVIE: Blood Brothers' A and a gar>g of killers. Bette Davis. Leslie O Joy of Painting ® MOVIE: 'Tha Four M in im u m ' The 9 Praflx for cHmata or 3 Monogram for Corlay young man is torn between his own dream By Ihe mid-'70s, network TV needed a new hook on 4 Actor Calhoun Howard, Humphrey Bogart. 1936. for a future and the demands of his Italian- [C N N ] Evans and Novak joyous escapades of ro^jes. gallant dam fiction which to hang prime-time police dramas. Hence the sels and swordplay are d ep ict^ In this co 10 Haavlar than ak: abbr. 5 Buddy [TM C] MOVIE: 'D.A.R.Y.L' (CC) A American family. Richard Gere, Paul Sor-' origin ot the formula: revolutions per minute of un [D IS ] Edison Twins medy adventure. Oliver Reed. Raquel mmmm\ 12 Slngar Como (ckia to 6 TIa raault: abbr. couple adopts a young boy who is found to vino. Tony Lo Bianco. 1978. Rated R. W e l^ , Richard Chamber1air(,'' 1975. possess unusual talents. Mary Beth Hurt. 1 d ) MOVIE; TI m Thing with puzzia anawar) 7 Comadian Skf — [U S A ] Night Flight dercover car — degree of effective police work. :00PM Michael McKean, Barrett Oliver. 1985. Tw o Heeds' The bigoted leader of a tran- [CNN] Stym With Elu KIwnch 15 Charka Huma on "Lou « P w y - "Starsky and Hutch" drove a red 1974 Ford Torino D Rated PG. in Stereo. 11:1 5PM News aplant foundatkxt. krtowing he ia dyirtg. ar- [D IS ] Diwioy'e Logondo and H m e Grant" (ekia to puzzia 11 Sam on "Chaara" with white pinstriping; they had to be great cops. rangea to have tvs head transplanted. Ray ir) 13 Gulf flyar 9:10PM [C N N ] Showbiz Weak 11:30PM (D Ifawail Fiwe-0 MiNar>d, Rosey Grier, Don MarahaM. 1972. 3:00PM CSJoffomone Acting as backdrops to the frantic tire squealing 16 Tharafora 14 Ha was Trapper John 9:15PM [DisjDTV (X) MOVIE: 'S) r\ u ; ^ /¥ H & e ■ U=^P:9 , Chess can help IT t some learn how (C )i\ .f j ^ ’■\ 't z j ;ix 7 . m rv.^y-v-Ur- to concentrate 'n i t , 3 '/\/\j v\ y i/» l^ V ' i W ... Continued “because these kids didn't have anything else." He believes skills and chess skills has been playing chess has helped the \ suggested by some researchers in youngsters not only academically this field. Jeffrey Chesin, who but socially. “For one thing, C:\-l teaches inner-city kids in they sec that it doesn't matter Philadelphia, agrees that the where you come from; if you set thought prtKcsses in math and a goal and never lose sight of it, chess arc similar. you can attain it." "But that's not the whole Although Cotter's winning iW story." he adds."Youngsters team members are all black and who are good in chess will all male, he's convinced there is probably be good in math or in no difference in the chess It’s like turning on any problem-solving situation," potential of girls and boys. “At Chesin says, "but kids who some point. I’d like to take a switches in students’ Chess makes kids smart excel in math will not team of girls and win the -J heads, some teachers national championship," he necessarily be good chess say. The game de players " says. Children do not have to be Some adults involved in the mands both inductive This pastime isn’t just for brains, either panicularly bright to enjoy game say that while boys and a n d deductive chess, Chesin maintains. "The girls are probably equal in majority of the kids I work with overall chess-playing abilities, reasoning. By Anne Graham he rushed through the math and of games. Still, he continued to square in the bottom right The value of chess for would be considered average. boys may excel in spatial tasks language-arts activities, trying play. It was just a challenge. We comer) and the names of the children may be much more than Some are below average. But (which are a part of chess). Girls, on the other hand, may be 0 m always to be the first one to feel chess has helped” him pieces. Each player starts the entertainment and amusement. they get interested and they y dud j!ol me more intuitive and creative. for the sake of the child." $6.95; grades one to four) is one queen, one king, two E E inlcresled in finish immeasurably, especially in game with 16 chessmen: one Many parents, teachers, work hard at it. Determination is bishops, two knights, two rooks researchers and others are Although men have historically At its highest levels, chess is very helpful, but is unfortunately ■ ■ |E EH che^s about one "I had also noticed that at learning how to slow down and king, one queen, two bishops, definitely a factor." no longer available in and eight pawns. The game is home Elian seemed to be two knights, two rooks and eight convinced that "Chess Makes dominated the game, females of a game of limitless complexity H H H H or two years concentrate on one thing." For some players, both and depth. But the beauty of the bookstores. Try your local played on a board similar to a fascinated by the game shows on Chess has been challenging pawns. One set of pieces is Kids Smart" (a slogan coined by children and adults, chess is less all ages are playing now. Both sexes seem to be about equally game is that players at almost library. checkerboard, and White and ■I W ■ I ■ 7-year-old Klian television, where the contestants kids and adults over the world white, the other set is black. the United Slates Chess scientific than artistic. "Chess Black alternate turns, moving Federation) is much more than represented at many scholastic any level enjoy its surprises and ^or adults, paperbacks “Chess Levatino of Germantown. Tenn , are frantic to beat the clock. 1 for several centuries. Despite the should be played creatively," Self-Teacher,” part of the one piece per turn The object is thought there might be some Learning how the pieces move an empty public-relations tournaments. challenges. The more the one relates. "I started getting to be game's image as a pastime for and capture other pieces takes Lubomir Kavaick of Reslon, plays and learns about the game, “Everyday Handbook" series, to checkmate the other side’s grKxl at it. and now I'm teaching kind of connection." "brains," it is easy to learn. promise. Va.. maintains. Kavalek. one of Children with special only a few minutes, although problems can also learn chess. the more absorbing it becomes. by A1 Horowitz (Barnes & king by making it impossible for a young friend of mine who is in Beckie Levatino also observed Most 6- and 7-year-olds can pick Math teacher and chc.ss-club the world's lop players, believes most beginners have to keep Teacher Pete Shaw sees the Chess players are often hooked Noble, $4.95) and “An him to avoid capture. kindergarten and some other that in another section of the up the basic rules quickly, and a sponsor Jan Brandt, a that "while there is obviously a reminding themselves through game.as a way for emotionally for life. Invitation to Chess" by Irving Each of the six different kinds people at my school. I also went school, some children were few children learn to play as Richmond, Va., mother of four, certain logic one should follow, of pieces has different the first few games. The describes chess as "probably the disturbed children to learn and Chemev and Kenneth Harkness back and taught my dad allowed to go into a hallway and young as 4. there is room for intuition and GETTING HOOKED ON CHESS (Fireside Book/Simon & “moves." play a quiet game — checkers. objective is simply to checkmate best game there is for fantasy, for original thought, for practice self-control. "I preach everything I know." Families get turned on to the opposing king — that is, to Introducing your kids to chess Schuster, $5.95) are solid. The king may move one It's not as big as Little League "It occurred to me that checkers chess almost by accident in developing logical, precise taking each situation as it to them that the mind must put the king in a position where thinking," In Brandi's view, control the body. If you don’t is relatively inexpensive. A Computer chess games and square in any direction. or ballet classes, but for many might slow down Elian a little, some instances. Mike Miller of Climes, rather than always magnetic board with pieces The rook may move as far as he cannot escape capture. chess also helps to encourage follow the rules and control software are also on the market, youngsters like Elian (who says and we tried it with him. He Norfolk, Va., says his two boys reixing on particular rules." stored inside retails for about possible along an unobstructed Losses are inevitable at every patience, sharp memory, the yourself, you lose. When there * though none is specifically he plays about 10 games a day), played for a couple of weeks picked up the game by reading In some sections of the $10. A “tournament acceptable" geared to young children. line of squares vertically or and seemed to like it well the back of a cereal box. "They level of play. Beginners ability to concentrate, country, chess btMrms because of is a teacher or someone to chess is "neat." "fun" and competing against more problem-solving skills and the set is available for around $10 to Programs are designed to fit horizontally. “better than baseball." And enough. But it wasn't until we didn't quite have all the moves well-organized clubs. Adults continue reinforcing the $12. Pocket-size magnetic different levels of playing The bishop may do the same experienced players can expect understanding that certain concepts, chess works." even non-chess-playing parents bought the chess set and Rick straight," he recalls, "so I who believe in chess and what it boards are inexpensive and fun ability, however, and all but the on a diagonal line of squares. showed him how to play that he helped them. I had played a to lose hundreds of games, if behaviors carry certain does for kids have worked to With mentally retarded seem to like what happens when they play enough. Players have consequences. to take on trips and outings, but most expert players can find The queen is allowed to do kids and chess are introduced. changed his whole modus little in high school, and when provide opportunities even for children, Shaw stresses the chessmen are tiny and can be worthy opponents. both and thus has the greatest operamji. the boys started playing a lot, 1 to learn to accept losing and to Pete Shaw, a kindergarten students to learn concentration and pattern Beckie and Rick Levatino. computer-science teacher, has easily lost. A packet of chess information flexibility and power. Elian's parents, first bought him “Elian realized immediately got interested again. Shortly concentrate on not making the and play the game. While recognition. "In my mind, all same mistakes twice. taught hundreds of kids to play Books on chess — for for youngsters — including a The knight can jump over a chess set when he was 5. that it was going to take longer after that, my wife. Sue, got teachers are often the chess education is about learning to summary of the official rules — neighboring pieces in an “Elian was having some for him to play this game," his involved. We all play now." “You can't be put down when chess. "It's like turning on instructors and sponsors, many see and break down patterns. beginners and experts — are switches in their heads," he available by the hundreds in is free from the United States L-shaped move either two problems in his Montessori mother says. "There are a lot of Dr. Dianne Morgan, a you lose," says 13-year-old times parents or other adults Chess gives these kids concrete Chess Federation, 186 Route Noah Spaulding of Radford, Va. says. “You feel as though you libraries and bookstores. squares horizontally and one school," Beckie remembers. "1 things to think about. And Elian, psyehology professor and mother assume part or all of the examples of how to do this. It 9W. New Windsor, N.Y. vertically or two squares went to observe — they have the who had never liked to play any of two young chess players, "You just keep on trying." can watch the brain working responsibilities. also helps to increase their However, only about a dozen through a window. The game are written for young children, 12550- Al Lawrence, USCF vertically and one horizontally. two-way mirrors — and saw that game he couldn't win, lost a lot suggests that even parents who “A chess veteran, Noah Bob Cotter, an attention span." associate director and scholastic The pawn, the only chessman know nothing about the game compares the game to tennis. demands both inductive and elementary-school teacher in Not every child will like and most kids will probably deductive reasoning. prefer to learn chess while coordinator, at the same address, that never goes backward, can learn along with their "If you talk to people who are Indianapolis, took his team of chess. Pete Shaw, who says his can also provide information generally moves one square children. “It can be fun for a chess masters, you can see what “You see the kid looking at a inner-city kids to a national primary interest is educating playing it instead of reading problem, breaking it down, then about it. A chess “workbook” about how to find chess straight ahead. For its opening parent and child to learn to play I mean," he says. “Either you chess tournament in 1983. children, encourages parents move, it may advance one or chess together," she stales. attack or you stay back and wait putting the whole thing back "After we won the who may be considering chess for children prepared by the networks, teachers and programs together. The process involves throughout the country. two squares. When it is making ft There’s no real reason for parents to “There's no real reason for for the other person to make a championship, the kids met as an appropriate activity “just United States Chess Federation a capture, however, the pawn parents to think they have to be mistake. When I was trying to recall, analysis, judgment and President Reagan, traveled to to think about whether it would has recently become available. think they have to be experts before they abstract reasoning." Good chess books for CHECKMATE! A GUIDE TO THE moves one square along the experts before they can sit down improve my game, I learned not Japan and received all kinds of be good for the child. It’s only diagonal. and play with their kids." to make so many mistakes, to A link between mathematics recognition." what chess can do for the child beginners are hard to find^. 'The MAJOR MOVES can sit down and play with their kids, Chess Book” by Jane Samoff - There are two players. White It sounds more complicated Beginners first learn how the wail for the other person to Cotter began his program as that’s important. We don’t play that it really is. Try it and see. ■ board should be turned (a white make a tnistake." Continued.. an after-school learning activity chess for the sake of chess, but and Reynolds Ruffins (Scribner's and Black. Each has 16 pieces; WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May M. 1988 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 24, 1986 25 Trends 24 T rends See you at the movies! Can’t make it in show biz? How about your house? By Phyllis Zauner o motorists driving the winding road into the hills above California’s Napa Valley, the white Victorian house poised on a knoll amid the Tgnarled vines doesn't look much different from any others slumbering in the sun of this wine-producing valley. But wait. There’s something familiar about this one. Starlet status Of course, that's it. It’s Falcon Crest! Jane Wyman doesn’t really live here. This is the home of Michael and Susan Robbins, can result in owners of the Spring Mountain Winery, But for one frenetic week each August, the Robbins home is taken over by the cast and big, big bucks crew of television’s popular "night soap" Men with cameras on their shoulders, ... ConllnuBd commercials. trailing yards of electric cord, Fees paid vary from $500 to swarm across the gardens. Stars print ads and catalog shots. $14,000 a day, Beselco says, and rriakeup artists are Holly Rothschild of Scout depending on type of house and everywhere. Klieg lights are This house is a ceiebrity. it was usecj for the interior of the Masters in Chicago goes out the company using it and how draped from trees. And local many rooms they go into. fiim, "The Shootist." residents, now temporary actors, personally to take shots of nearby locations, and otherwise “Maybe they’ll pay $1,500 a mill around the set. day if the use the kitchen, or The use of this place is not at looks for the owner to send color prints. She looks for $2,500 if they use the entire the largesse of its owners. Like anything that will jazz up a lower floor. It could go to needed changes. What happened fees he was paid. “Studios pay times. In fact, when Universal thousands of other homes and commercial — beaches, $4,000 if they use the whole $I(X) a day for background cars, Studios made the movie film settings across the nation, it house.” thereafter was, as Mrs. Huntley swimming pools, old diners, put It, “purely amazing.” more if they’re driven by a star. “Somewhere in Time” with is paid for — and hand.somely cars, trains, you name it. The Nevada Film And if they go on location, you Christopher Reeve, the entire — hy film companies. Commission, however, reports Chemicals were used to age, For print photography the use crack and peel paint on the can rack up big bucks. You have Trepanier family went on Getting your house into show fee is generally $400 a day, she much tower fees in that state, to be prepared for scratches, location to Mackinac Island with biz isn’t as farfetched as you with $500 a day being the norm. 120-year-oId house. Artificial says; for commercials, $500 a soot was sprayed on wallpaper. ,,especially if they mount cameras a batch of old bikes, and had a might think. Ever since studios day and up. In fact, when “Cherry 2000” 'on the car. But they always pay wonderful time. started forsaking back-lot ftlming was filmed in the near-ghost Artificial moss was laid on Her heavy business is catalog bricks. A leaning chicken coop for an entire paint job if there's to shoot on ItKation, happy The “Falcon Crest” photography. For this she wants town of Goldfield, storekeeper any damage at all.” When it comes right down to homeowners have found that Virginia Ridgeway gave went up and the house was elegant features like parquet circled by a dirt road and picket Other props are in demand it, money may be only one of there may be real star potential house is actually the filmmakers free use of her shop too. A man in Fiddletown, the rewards of this business. floors, interesting windows, tJie if they’d hire only locals for fence. Celie's yellow cottage under their own roof. A house home of Michael and right molding, special wall Calif., has a bam full of Old For Fred Carrington of Carson with the right look can generate “extra” parts. was built on a hill. And the Susan Robbins, treatment. “When the house has film’s Juke Joint bar was West wagons and artifacts that City, Nev., the two weeks that big money. Plainly, star status can John Wayne and Lauren Bacall been selected, the homeowner constructed in fine detail on a he rents to studios. And Robert One of the happy landlords to owners of the Spring generate hefty profits for the spent at his house filming “The has to move out. We pond in the hollow. Trepanier, a collector of antique the film industry is Michael lucky homeowner whose home Shootist” will never be Mountain Winery. disassemble their rooms and set Then, when the shooting was bicycles, has rented his Shannon of San Francisco, who is selected often. One California machines to studios countless forgotten. ■ up vignettes like movie sets man, according to the state film over, everything was set right, 10 years ago bought a slightly using the client’s furniture, then rundown, 85-year-old Victorian commission, racked up $140,000 repainted, put back in place. The add props like mirrors.” For the house. Two months after h e \ Maine-style home they could “Sometimes it’s not the entire in fees for his mansion in 1985. Huntleys said they had had a commission. All 50 states have Mention distinctive features such area of the home that’s needed, inconvenience, the homeowner Still, money or no, turning a good tipe of it. Huntley didn't moved in, a location scout as swimming pool, tennis courts, rent on the northern California knocked at his door and offered such an entity (usually listed it can be some specific thing, is well paid. “I've seen people coddled home into an impersonal reveal the financial under Department of Commerce streets and surroundings, and the coast. making $10,000 in two weeks.” him $500 for the use of his Besides the state film like 'a stairway at the left with film location may not be for arrangements, but told reporters, gable-roofed attic to film a TV or the Tourism Commission), flexibility for crew movement. kitchen showing on the right’.” In Los Angeles, top city for everyone. If you tend to become “We were well paid, I assure We put it on computer, and commission, you might also movie and TV filming, Annie commercial. and it is the job of this agency She says.that television unhinged at the thought of klieg you." .D encourage film companies to when a location manager makes want to register with at least one Beselco of Cast Locations says That pleasant windfall put of the nationally known location producers will pay $1,000 to lights hanging from prime oak There are other options for Shannon on the track. He come in arid expand local a selection, we call. We also '$1,500 a day (somewhat less for her agency rejects nothing beams, or cameras scraping those whose eye is on film economies with the business of have 60 liaison points around the services. There’s no fee for public-service announcements) in offered. “We photograph registered his house with several registering; film companies pay against china closets, the fee stardom. If not your house, how firms specializing in location nripvie and video production. state, ususally chambers of the New York City area. ' everything from a shack to a may not compensate for the about your car? Most commissions work from commerce, that we can contact for the service. You simply call As might be expected, mansion and keep it on file.” finding. In the decade since, his the locator and a scout will be frayed nerves, even though Hollywood casting studios house has appeared in 30 a photo collection of available for further location scouting.” chances of getting your house on j Their most frequent calls, property is always scrupulously keep files of available vintage houses and mansions, lakes, Having the right kind of house sent out to photograph your screen are best in Los Angeles though, are for art deco homes commercials and a number of house. Then you’re on file. returned to original condition. cars in the same way that extras films, generating some $25,000 forests, farms, roads, public helps. Large colonial homes, and New York, the two of the “Miami Vice” genre, Certainly, not many are on call. When a scene of the buildings, cabins. At the Victorians and Spanish Paula Tackier of Location commercial production meccas. mansions of a class to top in location fees. Locators in New York City, who homeowners would stand still l9S0s is shot, for example, So if you’ve always dreamed California Film Commission architecture are always in But in large cities across the “Dynasty,” ultra-modem homes for such radical site changes as mint-condition cars of that era (which has 30,(XX) pictures on demand. But any distinctive has scouted locations for movies nation there are ad agencies and with the look of the ’90s and of breaking into films yourself (“All That Jazz”) and television Henry Huntley of Anson are needed as background or to but have despaired of catching a file), a spokesman says the style can make a house production companies searching large colonials like the house County, N.C. When he gave be driven by actors. procedure is to send color photos desirable. When producers of series (“The Equalizer”) and for settings. director’s eye, Uke heart. If you commercials, says that currently used for “North and South.” Steven Spielberg permission to Jay Lack, an antique-car buff can’t make it, maybe your house of all exposures of the house, “Murder, She Wrote” needed a In the Midwest, emphasis is But she says they also need use his farm for filming “The who made up a brochure “Cabot Cove” home for Jessica the best bets for action are large on settings for TV commercials, can. interior and exterior. center-hall Victorians, high-tech ordinary houses that could be ^Color Purple,” he agreed to give describing some cars he had . - The first step toward finding "Write on the back of each Fletcher (Angela Lansbury), for Anywhere U.S.A. for national the crew free rein to make restored, made a fair living from what it represents, the person to instance, they didn’t head for modem homes and anything employment for your house is to upscale. Contlniwd... register with your state’s film contact and phone number. Maine. They found a WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 24, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 24, 19«6 27 The Curious Shopper Nine in ten Manchester area readers A shopper is curious about tapioca prefer the Manchester Herald This delicious root comes from a plant grown in the tropics By Sonja Heinze Cosmetic Act of 1938. The for local news citation for that prohibition is At a dinner party we had some Title 21, U.S. Code, Section tapioca pudMng for dessert, and 381. someone asked what tapioca is Under the Food, Drug and over any other print publication. and nobody knew. I would like Cosmetic Act, candy having to know where it comes from more than five percent alcohol and how it’s made. Frank by volume is considered as Tokaraz, Burbank, III. “adulterated food.” Tapioca, also known as If you live in Manchester then the Herald’s the manioc, comes from the root of LUPINE BEANS newspaper for you because it’s the only one that’s the bitter ca.sava plant, which is My mother used to soak a dry geared expressly to the needs of the community. A grown in the tropics. The word yellow round bean, about as recent survey conducted by First Market Research ili'iiirlu'iilrr i-lrral^ tapioca comes from the language large as a dime, and kept of the Tupi people of Brazil, and changing the water. They were of Boston pointed out that the Herald’s major roughly translated means “to called "lupine.” When the strength is in its local news coverage and its bid for squeeze the heart out of the processing was complete, we intimate focus on the Manchester area. According In state Sofudt juice." would squeeze the beans out o f to the study, nearly nine in ten readers say they The root is ground and then their rather thick skins and eat cooked to dissipate the bitter them. I would like to learn read the Herald for the local news and nearly seven aJi-. -m m m prussic acid it contains, then put more about the lupine. Are they in ten say that local news is the most important through a sieve, resulting in nutritious? Are Utere other ways strength of the paper. while tapioca pellets. Another to prepare them? Vince method is to shake the cimked DUtenzo, Vineland, N.J. tapioca onto a very hot plate, This yellow bean is native to where the tapioca gels and dries the Mediterranean area and has The same study shows that the Manchester Herald is out into blobs. This is called been around since ancient times, rated quite highly in terms of space devoted to flake tapioca. It may also be and although it has good food selected local issues in its Opinion pages. Nearly eight pulverized and sold as flour. value, lupine beans are not When cooked, the little grains consider^ as important human in ten readers find that the space devoted to swell up into a gelatinous mass, food today. Patrick Coyle, in the viewpoints on local issues to be more than sufficient in and according to the "World “World Encyclopedia of Food,” explaining the issues. This extensive coverage Encyclopedia of Hood" by L. tells us that in Italy lupines are provides readers with the depth of information they Patrick Coyle, is nutritious and occasionally roasted as a snack / easily digestible. Carbohydrate as one would eat roasted peanuts need to make reasonable decisions on key local issues content is 85 percent, water 10 or pumpkin seeds. The beans that may impact on their lives today, or in the future. to 12 percent, and there are must first be soaked in water for In turn, the Letters to the Editor column allows small amounts of protein, three hours before cooking to readers an opportunity to vent their views on an issue. minerals, salts and fat. Tapioca free them from a bitter taste. reputedly aids in the digestion of “In Roman times,” says One of the most important news categories in the milk. Coyle, “the lupine was minds of most Manchester area residents is local For readers who would like to considered food fit for the poor news, with nearly 75% rating the Manchester Herald try it, here is a recipe for tapicK-a and during public festivals was vaccines, some “shedding" leached (released) fromtthe your pick: very high in this coverage area. pudding suggested by John C(X)ked in large batches and occurs which could be landfill. Studies were conducted R. Parelli, Moline, III.: “Put Mariani in the "Dictionary of distributed free. Since then three potentially dangerous fo r future on laboratory scale landfills as scented candles in the drawers.” American FihhI and Drink": species — the blue, yellow and generations or even for us. I well as operating facilities to Eileen Fehrenbacker, Combine in a double boiler '/: white, named for the color of am a mother of four and a determine if viruses could Duneden, Fla.; “A few drops cup quick lapiiK'a and I pini their blossoms — have been childbirth educator. Pam survive. of oil of cedar leaf (available milk and stir over heal until grown as rotation crops and Franklin, Modesto, Calif. “It was found that landfill through a pharmacist) on a cloth; Paying attention to the needs of its readers is the lapi(x;a is clear. Beat in I egg green manure. The nitrogen leachate (water that has been wipe inside of drawers.” ^number one priority of the Manchester Herald. yolk, '/« teaspixin salt, I nixJules in the roots improve the This is a follow-up to your contaminated by passing through Beverly Cupp, Paragould, They feel it is their responsibility to listen to what leaspiHin vanilla extract, and '/< soil." A sweet variety of this column about disposable a landfill) contains fewer viruses Ariz.; “Lemon oil spray. Spray cup sugar. Stir until thickened, bean, developed in this century, diapers and the environment. I than sewage that has received totally including undersides, residents in Manchester have to say. They’re remove from heal, fold in stiffly especially interested in hearing any comments you is used as animal fodder. would like to know if any primary and secondary treatment joints and side panels.” bc'.iicn egg while, and chill. In the "Herbal studies have been made followed by chlorination. The Lois Crowley, Millville, N.J.: may have about the service you get from the Brown the top under a broiler Encyclopedia,” author Donald regarding the dumping o f conclusion was that disposable “Grass clippings, fresh but not Herald. They guarantee prompt delivery and just before serving. Law states that a paste made human waste in landfill areas diapers placed in a landfill do damp, in drawers. Stir from the seeds can be applied to (by way o f disposable diapers), not increase the potential public occasionally.” courteous, efficient service on all billing matters. If LIQUEUR CANDY you’re not satisfied, they want to know about it. If skin blemishes to clear them up, where the waste breaks down health or environmental hazards Marilyn Caprile, Hoffman CONFISCATED AT CUSTOMS and powder from the crushed otherwise associated with Estates, III.: “Orange peel in I recently returned from a trip without going through a sewage you let them know how they can improve the paper seeds was often taken in the old landfill.” the drawers. Change peel until to Germany. I was allowed to treatment plant. I always for you, their readers, then they will continue to be days to drive worms out of thought this was a very serious I’m sorry, but if I had to raise satisfactory odor is obtained.” your voice in Manchester. bring back liqueur and humans and cattle. Edna Benken, Centerville, chocolate, but not my favorite situation for public health. five babies again as I did years Readers who arc familiar with Marilyn Ball, Dinuba, Calif. ago, and I had a washer and Ind.: “Oil of sassafras chocolate-covered liqueur lupine beans and have other John H. Skinner, the director dryer, I would still use only (pharmacist). A few drops on candy. The man at customs suggestions for preparing them cotton balls which you place on could not give me an of the Office of Solid Waste of cloth diapers. I couldn't bear to please share your knowledge be a participant in such a waste foil or waxed paper. Also good explanation o f why this should with us. the U.S. Environmental of resources and expense. And for duct systems, air be. Margot Singer, Colorado Protection Agency, states the conditioners, clothes and rugs. CONCERN OVER every ti'me I see a used Springs, Colo. following in response to these F*ut in or between items and UlanrljFatrr Hrralft DISPOSABLE DIAPERS important questions: disposable diaper on the street or A. Donald Gilman, director of wrap in plastic for a week or the Office of Inspection and / like your column! However, “A number of studies a park bench, as I have, I go more.” mANCHESTER" Control of the U.S. Customs when you discussed disposable investigating this subject were bananas. Donna Stevens, Clearwater, "you#? yOlCE in Servieg, explains that diapers I feel you left out a completed several years ago. READER FEEDBACK: Fla.: “Put drawers in large trash chocolate-covered liqueur candy, nuyor concern — that of raw, The major potential health MUSTY ODORS IN FURNITURE bag along with one or two toilet if it contains five percent or untreated sewage being buried concern addressed by those Many thanks to everyone who bowl deodorizers (not the kind Sourci*: Fir«l Market Reararoh of Bouton. January. 1Q86. more alcohol by volume, is in the lantffUls and strewn studies was the possibility that responded to a reader's request that turn the water blue). Seal prohibited from entering the around our towns. Since viruses could survive in the for advice on how to get musty bag one or two weeks. Air out U.S. by the Food, Drug and children now receive live polio landfill environment and be odors out of old furniture. Take for a few days." ■ \- WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 24, 1986 I I WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 24, 1986 28 Exercise 29 Exercise Find a companion to share your goafs ... Continued TT different view on how personal they need be. “Tell everyone you know what your goals are,” Beausay ••advises. The pos.sibility of losing face if you quit or fail to reach I I I 'l the goals will, he feels, motivate Tm 1 n . 1 you to keep going. And knowing - i - i — t- 1—^ If you are a person — r 1“ r T — i that other people are aware of -+ -r-r -r i__L ‘ • _l__JU.- ► + your plans will reinforce them in who enjoys having the I' 1 your own mind. -• -t- In fact, he suggests you go t - — t--;- - *■ support of those one step further and find a around you, that 1 T i i P companion to share your goals + 1 : support can work to 1 I I ! I and your fitness program. Jt Competing against someone in your advantage in an striving toward a goal is a good exercise program. idea, he says, as is giving the exercise a meaning beyond Don’t be an exercise dropout! yourself by pledging money to a favorite charity. two weeks later two busloads of Although Beausay and Smith aching muscles through yet be no immediate consequences. It is necessary to create men came and started work on have different approaches to another session. the set. We had some nice times Exer-psych! You can get your body in shape Even after the initial period interpersonal structure. setting goals and whether or not One effective way of setting sitting on the front lawn with to keep them to yourself, they has passed, a day-after-day John and Ron Howard, talking offer ideas that can appeal to routine can seem very dull up our own structure for exercise is to do it at the same time each football. The cameraman and by simpiy using your head different types of people. indeed and our goals begin to sound man are really skilled, With a little introspection, you appear elusive and maddeningly day, preferably tied in with a basic part of your daily routine. and they were the nicest people can determine your goals. far away. you could hope to meet. When Introspection can also point out Barbara Sher, a Manhattan First thing in the morning, for It is not. however, a new School, explains that people who her husband has promised her a points and the defense would they had time, they’d explain By Ellen Steinbaum the way to best meet them. therapist and author of the book instance, is a preferred time for exercise that is likely to make arc stiff and rigid, who do not new wardrobe may succeed in have a goal of holding the other many people because even if their equipment and talk about team to a specified number of Insight into your own personal “Wishcraft,” feels we are too shooting. early everyone has a the difference between dropping easily relax, find it hard to her shon-letni goal, but is likely hard on ourselves when we fail. something unexpected comes up out and persevering, but. rather, points. style of doing things can help "It was sure something." little secret evidence of engage in any type of leisure to fail in the long run. you figure out whether it would “We tend to think of any kind during the day, it does not throw a new way of looking at aetivity. "1 have never seen anyone This form of psychological your fitness regimen out of exercise dropout lurking be better for you to keep your of physical self-improvement, somewhere. The exercise. We may be trying to There is a significant persist if they are doing it for strategy can be applied to kilter. SCOUTING OUT THE LOCATION personal goals. For an individual goals a strictly private affair or like diet or exercise, as stationary bicycle, free shape up our bodies, but recent difference between the someone else.” Tuckman says. involving character. Then we Sher herself finds she needs to SCOUTS research has shown that the key workaholic, whose work takes University of Illinois sport starting an exercise program, not. create a highly personal New York; weights, health club If you are a person who scold ourselves for our lack of Location Locators, membership, gravity btxrts. to physical fitness may all be in over all of her time and the psychologist Dan Smith concurs: that means setting up a clear discipline. Except when we are structure, “something that suits (212) 832-1866 N our heads. person who works hard, but then “Someone who is exercising picture of what you want to enjoys having the support of (her) brand of lack of character Los Angeles; running shoes, racquetball gear, those around you, that support in love, mo.st things we Cast Locations, all purchased with the best of The past few years have seen can play hard, too. only for an extrinsic reward will accomplish. accomplish, we do because we and highly developed inertia.” (213) 469-6616 an increased influence of Maintaining a regular exercise grow to hale the exercises and Smith offers some guidelines can work to your advantage in Although this statement seems a Chicago (312); intention, sit there unused while an exercise program. If you are have to.” Scout Masters, psychology on sports. Athletes regimen is also easier if you will probably quit and regain the in setting goals. They should be bit self-deprecating, Sher claims 433-7929 we contemplate our lack of a private person or a It is structure that makes us self-discipline and new are learning to use newly start out with a measured dose weight as soon as the immediate optimistic. You must believe get to work every morning and it can be positive. “You get Locations Unlimited, Tenafly, developed psychological training of narcissism — a healthy goal is met.” that you will be able to attain self-motivator, that, too, gives your negative feelings out until N.J.; (201) 567-2809 outcroppings of flab. you direction in which, to put in a hard day, that gets us to The fact is that, of all those techniques to literally “psyche" interest in yourself. Without this A much more powerful them. They should be realistic. write those term papers, feed the you’re laughing your head off. Universal Studios (ask for yvho start a program of exercise themselves into better concept for the health and No sense giving yourself six proceed. You exaggerate your negative Prop Dept. Autos); (818) motivator, according to Smith, is As you probably already know children, do the laundry. These and fitness, only about 20 performance, and they are appearance of your body, it is weeks to undo 10 years of feelings and the best negativity 777-1000 ■ a conviction that exercise will be from prior experience, having unpleasant tasks are necessary to percent will still be at it by the finding that the winning edge is hard to carve out the time good for you. Society may tell overeating and under-exercising. keep things running smoothly. gets the highest applause.” necessary for exercise. In the exercised is great, but exercising end of a year. And, the often a mental one. you that you should be They should be When the unpleasant task is ‘‘I remember when the scouts overwhelming majority of ' Mental attitude can be face of a busy schedule, the way “performance-oriented” rather — present tense — often is not. physically fit, but in order to get In fact, as Dan Smith points out, purely personal, it is harder came up to my door and asked dropouts will not make it past adjusted to "psyche” yourself to find the time for a fitness there you need an incentive that than “outcome-oriented”. my wife how she’d like to see up for exercise as well. Your program is to believe that it is so many people stop exercising because there is no external the first two weeks. is important to you. Instead of dwelling on losing 10 structure. If we do not exercise, John Wayne riding up her Of course, we expect to ability to maintain an exercise important to make the time. pounds or two inches, it works in the first two weeks because You may be coaxing yourself this is when exercising hurts. It for example, we may be flabby driveway on a horse. She succeed We start seriously, with routine can be improved by To do repetitive exercise, with the old carrot-on-the-stick better to set a goal of exercising is no fun at all to drag those and out of shape, but there will thought they were crazy. But purpose and commitment, eager adopting certain mental traits. according to Tuckman, you must approach, but unless that carrot each day. to reap the benefits of regular “People who exercise are have an “obsessional quality to in question is one you personally Smith feels, too, that goals exercise. different from those who don’t,” your personality.” And that find appealing, the ploy just should be totally personal. Not But, despite our says psychiatrist Alan J. obsessional characteristic, won’t work for very long. only should you alone determine determination, somehow the Tuckman, and he is not referring combined with a competitive One thing that will work, what you are going to get out of Buy Early day-to-day routine pales. We to how physically fit they are. nature, leads you to want to though, is knowing specifically exercising, he thinks you should skip a day here, a week there. He is talking about basic repeat a fitness routine and where you are headed. For many not even discuss your goals with and SAVE personality characteristics and better it — to run farther, to do We have a cold, an early years business executives have anyone else since that may make We feature the latest innovation in appointment, or we just forget, attitudes. more leg-lifts, to improve your them less personal in orientation. First among these is the used the concept of management pool design and construction. and soon we realize that another performance. by objectives, in which And finally, goals should be attempt to start a regular capacity to have fun. Tuckman, The trick to making all these flexible enough to accommodate • corrosion free fiberglass pool a clinical assistant professor at realistically reachable goals are ------MAGAZINE exercise program has bitten the qualities work for you, says set for performance. A newer change if you surpass them or ■ thicker steel New York University Medical ■ insulated walls for warmer water dust. Tuckman, is to offer yourself an version of this concept is are making slower progress than incentive. His own routine “sports by objectives” — used you anticipated. You should be ■ more pool hraeing New. Exciting. Locally Produced. ■ deck support includes running with a group of by some world class and able to change the goal without • reinforced concrete deck available friends. The combination of professional athletes — in which changing your commitment to Another example of the Herald’s ■ automatic pool cleaners exercise with an enjoyable plus the athlete’s goal for an event is exercise. ■ maintenance-free design There’s a significant difference between like doing something with slated clearly and specifically. Bill Beausay Sr., a Toledo, commitment to the needs and • now two locations to better serve you pOOLStf HOT TUBS friends makes the routine one A football team that uses the Ohio, sport psychologist and the workaholic, whose work takes over all you look forward to rather than sports-by-objectives approach director of the Academy of the interests of Manchester. We are one of the area's largest Rt. 44 NEW STORE goes into a game not thinking Psychology of Sports, akso residential pool dealers with COVENTRY 317 W. Service Rd. of her time, and the person who works hard, avoid. thousands of satisfied pool owners. But the added incentive has to simply “Let’s win,” but with emphasizes the importance of 742-7.508 Hartford 247-5413 Mon. & Wed. 11-5-..30 but then can play hard, too, be your own. A woman who specified goals. For example, setting goals, hut, he has a Our iift go€$ on and on to why Weekdays 9-5’ the offense’s goal would be • Watch for it every Saturday! not cali ut today for arompifite Sat. 9.5 Thurs. & Fri. 11-7 undertakes a program of diet and Sat. 11-5, Sun. 9-2 exercise, for example, because .scoring a certain number of « Continued ... litt and free estimate. Sun. 9-2 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 24,1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 24, 19«6 31 Dining Out 30 Dining In AKnaveigh By Sondra Aator Stave The onion broth had an adequate stuffed baked potato enhanced amount of vegetable and the by bits of onion in the filling. The building housing the bread floating within main Perhaps even better was a Altnaveigh was constructed in tained its integrity. Comments roasted half duck. This 1734. It has served Mansfield as from another table indicated appeared to have more than its a restaurant for the past 50 that the New England clam share of skin. But when it is years. In this period, it has chowder might have been even roasted as superbly as this changed hands several times. At better. honored bird, one is'merely present, it is most capably run Of the two salad choices, the grateful for unanticipated Carrots by Vickie and Joe Gaudette. who spinach was the more abundance. The citron sauce have owned the establishment appealing. It mated with the was subtle, allowing the rich since 1983. house dressing, a mixture of duck meat and crisp skin to The inn is located on Route dijon mustard, red and green shine through. A mixture of Mother Nature’s gift 195, about a mile south of the peppers, oil and vinegar. The braised turnips and peas was University of Connecticut green salad, mostly iceberg slightly marred by overcooking campus. Upstairs, there are lettuce, was competent, but of the peas. can lead to passion rooms for overnight guests. evoked no excitement despite a A colonial inn should have Below, the dining areas are dressing rich with bleu cheese. good piecrust and the composed of a series of rooms, Wonderful blueberry muffins Altnaveigh does not disappoint. are the Altnaveigh bread The pie’s flakiness was By Ted Larsen papered in colonial print wall descendant of those coverings. White tablecloths and alternative. 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