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U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 30,1M6 MANCHESTER SPORTS VVITKF ND PI US CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Heavy suits Fast track seen Cambodian’s past

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Sd o c Io u s 4 Bedroom Freezer. Upright model. I CARS Colonlol-2 full baths, con­ Marx battery operated venient location, $800 per Excellent Condition. ENDROLLS FOR SALE Frost free. Call after 6pm. child's racing car. Bat­ month. 648-7045 or 721- tery charger Included. $35 27Vk width - 258 $99 6464507. To g Salt-Large selection 7546. 646-5121. ISWi width - 2 tor 258 household Items, old Kelvinator Refrigerator MUST bo picked up at the Braided rug multi color. Manchester Herald Office tools, collectibles, furni­ with freezer. No frost ture, curtains. 9-3 Satur­ 5x8 $80. Call 646-1427. before 11 A M. ONLY. 1985 S-10 Blazer In mint INSTORE AND $75.00. Coll 643-5336.0 day, 107 Delmont St. [ ^ O F F IC E SPACE condition. Only 12,000 Kerosun Heater-used 4 miles. $9,800. 647-9764. Westlnghouse refrigera­ Tog Sole-Rain or shine, tor and stove, very good times, well built, like new Omnl-85. Good size $85.00 358 Lydall St., May 31, 1978 Dodge Challenger. condition, $135 each. Call 10-4. Sewing machine, 649-3259 after 4. 649-14U, keep trylng.a Runs well, good body TAG SALES sheets, miscelleanous condition, $1100. Don 647- mxdmkr) Manchester - A City o( Village Charm HrralJi Wilson business offices Foom Cushion uphol­ Items. 9557 evenings, evenings and support services. Fur­ stered chair. $25. Two Tag Sale-Odds 8, ends, 643-1108 days. MACHINERY 2 Family Tag Sale- nished otfices, secretarial tires, good treads, excel­ handiman materials, service, reception, tele­ AND TOOLS lent condition $10. See tools, nails, etc. A little bit Sporting Items, tools, 79 Cougar XR-7. Approxi­ phone answering, word anytime. 649-8390.P of eyerythlng. Saturday, household Items, stereo, mately 40,000 miles. Very Saturday, May 31, 1986 25 Cents procesing and copier fa­ Powerful 3 HP Craftsman M ay 31,8:30-4:00.63 Bran­ miscelleanous. Saturday good condition. $3750 649- cilities. Level H Watkins Electric Lawn Mower.. ford St. 5/ 8, Sunday 6/1,94Walker 6514. Center, 935 Main St., Man­ Rear .hard plastic grass St. chester. 647-0073. catcher with cord. $50.00. 3 Fam ily Garage Sale- Firebird 1982,6 cylinder, 4 Stereo, bike, photography Call 646-6794. Mahogany twin beds, box Rain or shine Saturday, speed, Am/Fm stereo Manchester - Downtown M ay 31st from 9-3. 372 equipment, luggage, cassette, sun roof, power springs, mattresses, bu­ household Items. Satur­ Tour bus falls retail or office space, 1750 reau, mirror, maple Parker St., Manchester. steering, power brakes, square feet. 668-1447. I LAWN AND day, M ay 31. 9am to 1pm, excellent condition. dinette set, refrigerator. Roln or Shine, 272 Vernon DARDEN Excellent condition. 643- Tag Sale-Moving must $5,600. Call 643-6802. sell. Nice household St., Monchester. Office or retoll space for 4714. MDTDRCYCLE8/ NH8CELLANEDU8 rent.-700 sq. ft.. Ideal loca­ 20 Evergreen shrubs. Up­ Items, plants, shelving, tion, no food. Near Mini furnlture-no lunk. Satur­ Tag Sale-May 31., 9-2. Rain MDPED8 AUTOMOTIVE right yews 15" to 18" high. date June 1st. 2 portable into icy river; M all. Call 649-0969. $40. 643-6801. 19" and 25" colored T V day .May 31, 9-4, Sunday sets. Working condition. June 1, 10-3. 57 Kim berly closets, dresssers, dishes, Oldsmoblle Toranado Console and table top $50 Dr. (off Birch Mt. Road). ladles bike, black 8, white 1979, 68,000 mlles/loaded, 83 Suzuki RM125 recent 2-13lnch tires and rims off RECREATIONAL to $99. 633-1797. TV , Color TV 8i miscellea­ clean. Asking $4,500. Call rebuilt. $600 or best offer. 19M Dotsun $5 each. 2 RESORT nous. 37 Scarborough Rd. l 2 £ j lEQUIPMENT 2 Family. Furniture, la­ 646-3633 or 742-6394. 742-6478. white Aluminum awnings PROPERTY Timex Sinclair 1000 per­ dles clothes and miscel­ 36 Inch and 30 Inch, $7 19 retirees die N sonal computer - still In laneous household. May Tag Sale. Rte 6 Andover. each. Call 742-0274.O Golf Cart-Set of twelve 1973 Ford Torino. Run­ Coventry Lake. 1 bed­ the box. Hooks up to TV. 31. Soturdav9-5.159Bryan Saturday May 31st 8, Sun­ ning Condition. $99 takes clubs and ball retrelver. day June 1. 9am-5pm. room waterfront cot­ $65. 643-4859 nights. Drive. It. 647-9079.O IMI8CELLANE0U8 Trailer Canopy. 8 x 12 with tages, suitable tor 2 per­ $45.00. 649-7918.D Picture frames, clothes, AUTOMDTIVE tent 7x7. $50 643-8095. By John Roll Four of the seven patients taken sons only. Available June Dropes 150 x 84, off white, Tag Sale. Saturday May linens and other The Associated Press to Washoe Medical Center in Reno Ping Pong Table with 21st to August 30. $150-$250 tolly lined, 2 pair for $50 31, 9-4, 288 Knollwood Rd. miscellaneous. 1967 Cougar Parts: Trunk- were in critical condition, said Dr. paddles and extras, will 646-6332. Air conditioner, water- Tires Radial 225-15 <>ood lid, bumper, headlight os- W ALK ER . Calif. — A tour bus Jerry Calvanese. per week. 742-3022. deliver $50.00. Please call bed, curtains, household Ta g Sale. Saturday May condition 4/$99 or best sembly, overhead carrying residents of a retirement “ From what I saw, I think some 643-9003.O 31, Moving must sell. 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. Cape Cod; Cozy 2 bed­ Citizen's Bond Antenna. Items, children's clothing Air condition, power offer. Please keep trying, console. $99.00 Takes all. home careened at high speed off a may not survive,” he said. Humldlfyers, snow 649-0621 after 6:00.o room cottage, fully Good condition, two ye­ and much more. steering, power brakes, 875-4493.0 twisting mountain road and “ They're not home free by any ars old. $20 or best offer. blower, microwave, air equipped, walk to beach. new transmission, shocks plunged into an icy, swift-running means ... These people are elderly 643-8686 otter 5. r^BDATS/MARINE Call T im 649-6947.0 78 White St. 5/31,9-2, small conditioner and more. and rear springs. $2,000 or river Friday, killing 19 people and and they don't recover as easily as 1 ^ EQUIPMENT appliances, 2 van Rain or shine 169 Bolton FOR SALR AT PUBLIC AUCTION Center Road. Bolton. best offer. 646-8787 or injuring 22, authorities said. young people. They'll be in for a Cordless electronic tele­ benches, 10 speed, car 649-3467 after 6pm. BY THR TOWN OP MANCHR$TRR , ROOMMATES 16 foot Mod River canoe, phone Duofone ET-330 $99 ramps, furnishings, The death toil made it the worst rough time.” Terrific Tag Sale. House­ Notice It hereby given of a sole at public auction to be held paddles Included. Used or best offter. Call be­ books, much more. U.S. bus crash in nearly six years. The passengers were mostly WANTED hold Items In good condi­ Monte Carlo-1976 Excel­ Saturday, May 31,1986 at 10; IS o.m., EO T, at the Manchester four times. Excellent con­ tween 5-6pm. Ask for The bus, bringing passengers residents of the Santa Monica tion, some brand new, lent condition. $1500 or Police Deportment (Saroge, 239 Middle Turnpike East, Man­ dition. $800. Please call Roger.0 Tag Sale-Tons of mlscel- chester, Connecticut, fit the unclaimed merchandise os back to Santa Monica. Calif., after Tower retirement home who had Manchester-Split rent books, clothes, office fur­ best offer. 643-2400 after 5. 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- leonous Items, large and lilted below. $316 per month plus heat niture, even a motorcy­ four-day outing to Reno, Nev., was been on “ a relaxation tour” due 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for small. Many 25 to 50cents. Claims for merchandise listed below should be made with and utilities. 1 months cle. Don't miss It! 120 Dodge Dlplomot-1978, 6 90 miles southeast of Reno on U.S. back Friday Evening, said Penny Bob. May 31 and June 1, 9-2, 46 cylinder, automatic, with the Manchester Police Deportment. No claim mode after security. Available June Westminster Rd. Leland Drive East Hart­ sole will be accepted. All soles are final and for cosh. No. 395 at 10:30 a.m. P D T when it Hanson, a spokeswoman for Star­ 1st. 646-8578 days. ford May 31 only. 10-4. power steering, excellent soles to minors. Inspection of articles for sole ntov be mode bounced off a fence and plunged line Tours. 15 ft. 11 Inch Starcraft day Dinette set $125 good con­ condition, moving must between 9:00 o.m. and 10:00 a.m. on the day of the sola. down a 15-foot embankment into "There was a lot of blood and lot cruiser boat with a 1985 60 dition. Wayne sump pump Mens Ta g Sale-Large as­ sell. Call 647-8721 anytime. The Town reserves the right to remove from the sale, or re- the West Fork of the Walker River. of internal head injuries,” said horse Mercury engine. $20. Machinists microme­ sortment of soltwater f Ish- lect, any or all bids for what It deems to be In the best Interest Ing gear and hand tools. Tag Sale - Plano, other It flipped over and then lodged Marine Gunnery Sgt. Daniel Tret- Merchandise Includes easy loader ter size 1 $20. 649-8913. furniture, lawn mower, 1979 Ford Ltd 4 door, of (he Town. trailer full equipped. Saturday, May 31st 10am- power steering, V-8, auto­ Copies of Rules of the Soleond list of Items (or sole are avail­ upright on rocks with its rear teen, one of more than two dozen 3pm. 439 Hllllord St., Man­ wheel-barrow and many $4,900 (negotiable) 647- Commodore 64 Compu­ household Items. 71 Kent matic, air. Very good able at the General Services Office, Municipal Building, 41 ripped apart in a few feet of racing Marines who helped pull the chester. No early birds! 9407. ter. Keyboard, monitor, Drive. Manchester Satur­ condition. $1200. 646-0405 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut. water, the Highway injured and dead out of windows. disk drive, games. Excel­ day May 31. 9-3 Rain or after 6pm. Patrol said. The river is near flood The Marines, stationed at the lent Condition $475, 643- Tag Sale. Make and offer. Brand/ CLOTHING Shine. N u m S o r Mofct Sdood stage and seven feet deep in some Picket Meadow Marine Corps MUSICAL 6985. 66 Baldwin Rd. 9-1, Satur­ 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm 1. Honda 3 day, May 31. spots. Mountain Warfare Training Cen­ Children's clothing. Huge ITEMS______Something for everyone. cassette. Good running 2. Triumph 3 Unknown Rog. Some of the bodies were found 15 ter a few miles away, were called selection! Intants to size 8 HP Rototlller-Good con­ Saturday, 9-3, 202 Hollis­ condition. $850. Coll 659- 3. dition. $135. Call 643-6602 Tag Sale-Saturday, May 4. Cvcl9-Pro Roo. miles downstream from the scene to the scene about a half-hour after 10/12. Most Items under Small electronic console ter St. 2895. Rololoh Rog. or 649-6205. 31, 9-2,943 E.M iddle Tpke. 5. of the accident, said CHP Officer the accident. $1.00 Good condition. 644- cord organ. $50. Call 649- 6. Rom Roo. Round oak table top, 69 7. Columbia Rog. Mike Slappey. Divers searched for The bus left skid marks on the 1950. 7406. camero parts, old valen­ Saturday, 9-2, 72 Vernon 14 Anderson Aluminum St. Miscelleanous clo­ 8. Unknown Roo. . more than seven hours after the pavement and apparently rolled Screens-50-'/» Inch x 35-^/t tines, reclining chairs, 9. MopM 3 two or three times before it hit the Free upright piano, needs thing, 2 pink bathroom TO. Mopod 3 accident before all passengers Inch. New, not used. $75. lamps and so much more. 1979 Camero-Excellent were accounted for. water,' Tretteen said, and was tuning. You take It away. Postponed If rain. sinks. 11. Intro Motor 3 FURNITURE Call 646-4305 after 5pm. 643-6802 or 649-6205. condition, 4 new tires, 4 12. Motobocan 3 Mono County Sheriff's Depart­ "pretty well beat up with the roof speed, 1 owner, $3,000. 13. La-Logutl 3 Herald photo by Rocha Tag Sale-SoturdGv May Tag Sale-112 Helalne Rd., ment investigator John Daniels caved in and the back ripped up.” Moving must sell. 4 Piece Manchester. Household Call 647-8577. 14. $aori Rog. Colonial bedroom, queen 31st, 6 Leland Dr., Man­ 15. Columbia Rog. Pint-sized relief said the accident apparently was Judy Sobel of Van Nuys, Calif., PETS AND chester. Rain date Sunday Items, tires, Stauffer re­ 16. Junior Roodsttr Rog. caused by excessive speed and no was parked at the side of the road size $950, sofa 8, loveseat ducing machine, Satur­ 1977 Ford LTD-HIgh mi­ June 1st. 17. Huffy Rog. other vehicles were involved. fixing a tire on her motorcycle 8UPPUE8 $450, pine end table, ste­ day only, 9-5. leage, new tires, exhaust 18. Tvlor Rog. King - Sized bed. Firm reo cabinet, mlscellea- 19. Brldgottona/Kobukl 10 Children at Chestnut Hill Preschool on Church Street Julie Treadow, 5, of Manchester; and Kristen Cumber- The CHP initially reported that when the bus went by. She mattress. Two twin box system, water pump and AKC. Brittany Spaniel nous, all excellent condi­ 5 Fam ily Tag Sale. M ay 31 control box. Dependable 20. Whirltv 10 take to the water Friday morning. From left are Jeremy batch, 4, of Manchester. Hazy skies and temperatures in 49 were aboard, but patrol dis­ estimated it was going 55 mph to 60 springs. Frame. Excellent 9 to 3. Ralhdate June 1st. Shop Tonight! Fine old 21. Frod Solrit 10 Pups, orange and white tion. 646-6810 after transportation, $900. 643- patcher Bob Storar later said only mph when it passed and said she condition. Will be sold Upright yews, 18 Inches china, linens, furniture, 22. Huffy 12 Banas, 2, of Bolton; Ryan Gallagher, 5, of Manchester; the 80s are predicted today. $200. 289-6555. Call after 4;00pm. 1814. 41 people were on the bus. Storar heard the crash seconds later. She with 2 complete sets of tall $2.00 each. 182 Broad quaint accumulations. 23. Full to 4pm. Come find a treasure I 24. Raltigh 10 and her friends helped puli seven sheets, 1 bedspread. All St. also put the death toil at 19. Gold Carpeting (approxi­ Raln/Shine. Friday 12-7, 1980 Ford Van. Standard 25. Huffy 3 (or $220, or best offer. 26. Raltigh 10 "There were bodies all over the people from the wreckage. mately 13 ft. long by 11 ft. Saturday 9-3. 68 Bigelow transmission with over­ 643-8082, evenings 8, wee­ Saturday, May 31, 9am to 27. FrM Solrit Roo. place.” said Alex McEwan. owner Officials could not immediately MISCELLANEOUS wide) needs cleaning. St. drive. Power steering 8, kends. Keep trying!. Green chair with slip 4pm, 23 Cumberland St. 28. Rove# Union 10 Court keeps Lanzano in deputy job of the nearby Mountain Gate say what the speed limit was at the brakes. Good condition. 29. Rom 10 FOR SALE Baby clothes, toys and point where the bus left the road. ------c------cover. Call 643-7528. $2800. Call Steve at 643- 30. Columbia 10 Lodge, who helped remove the Four drawer dresser with household Items. Giant Tag Sale-Saturday, Sunday only 10-6. Alumi­ 2171. 31. Huffy 10 today. Hogan earlier this month reappointed as a deputy sheriff for state law, and the positions gener­ victims. " I believe quite a few got full swing-type mirror. Used sliding glass patio Red Coper hockey helmet 32. S«klnt Cvcl# 10 By GBorge Layng washed out through the back when num boat 10 speed bikes, 33. Tokoro 10 told Lanzano. 59. he would not be another year. While he refused to ally go to people of the same Has 6" legs. Needs some doors, thermal, $15 each. with mask. Never used Tog Sale - 153 Wetherall Herald Reporter the windows popped out. A couple work. $60. 643-2880. Call 646-2300. St.. Household Items, fur­ furniture, many books 34. Suotrlo 10 reappointed as a deputy sheriff, a disclose other details of the relief political affiliation as the high $25. Call 646-4009 and ask and records, clothes, etc. MDTDRCYCLE8/ 35. Raltloh 10 of the people we carried out died at for Corl.o niture, tools, Saturday, U.S. District Court Judge Alan position he has held since July 1985. being sought. Krevolin said it does sheriff. Police raid 27 Turnbull Rd. (Off 36. Unlvogo 10 the side of the road." King Size water bed with Queen Mattress. Good May 31, 9:00-3:00. Rain M8PED8 37. Unknown 10 H. Neves Friday issued a tempor­ Lanzano has claimed he was not include monetary damages, such Lanzano has charged that he was heater and padded side condition, foam rubber, date June 1. Woodland St.) 38. Unknown 10 let go partly because he did not buy One of the passengers. Valerie Blue Girls Takara 10 Manchester. ary restraining order preventing reappointed because he supports as attorney and court fees. rolls. Excellent condition. firm , Cleon, $50. Please speed, hardly used, $125 or 39. Roll Fa*t Rog. five $50 tickets to a Tarca fund­ Webb, said she was hurled into the nets suspect Motorcycle- Need room 40. Columbia 3 Hartford County High Sheriff A1 Rioux of Newington to replace Lanzano has said he has not yet $150 Coll 646-0538. call 649-7951, best offer. 646-3773 call now. Make an offer for 68 raiser. He has maintained he was aisle when the bus crashed, and 41. Columbia 3 Patrick J. Hogan from replacing a Hogan when Hogan retires in July decided if he will continue working offer 6pm. 8. 70 Honda 350 plus parts 42. Fro* Solrit 10 1987. Lanzano charges that he was singled out and punished as a saw her husband. Buster, tossed 12 foot x 15 foot rug- Olde (Sermon steins, blue GIANT TAG SALE 43. Huffy 10 Manchester man as a deputy as a deputy sheriff if he wins the For Sole: Tw o rubber bike. These bikes have dismissed as a warning to other warning to other deputy sheriffs out a window as people fell on top of in shootings Excellent condition. $125. LIndenwIrten; Karlskube store fixtures, shelving, been In a garage the past 44. All-Pro 10 sheriff until a hearing is held next suit. He said that Hogan and his her, Beige tones. 647-1186. Residens Schloss, (2) $99 tired enclosed horse Manchester-Saturday, 45. Jtunit 10 month. deputy sheriffs to back John Tarca not to support Rioux. drawn coaches (at auc­ show cases, furniture, May 31, 45-46 8. 54 Tracy two years-need batteries. 46. Huffy 10 backers could make it difficult to Leading the court action was "He went out the window and I 643-6526. etc. 140RysSt., So. Wind­ Make and offer take all. Unknown of Plainfield, the candidate Hogan HARTFORD (UPI) - Heavily For SaI.e-Bed, dresser tion) regardless of price Dr. Large and small 47. 10 Hartford attorney Andrew Kre- work in the sheriff’s office. Rioux. Newington's Democratic thought he was floating down the sor, on Friday and Satur­ Phone 643-0502. 4-4:30pm. 48. Huffy 10 supports. armed police rushed an apartment with mirror, nightstand Underwood Touch Mas­ bid. Sun. June 15th, rt. 14 household Items, clo­ 49. Unknown Rog. volin, who represents Raymond Hogan was out of state and The basis of the legal action is a town chairman, who unsuccess­ river,” she said. “ It was horrible Sterling, Conn. 12 noon. day May 30th 8 31st. thing, VW Car Parts. 9-4 Friday, arresting a Jamaican $90. Call offer 5pm. 646- ter typewriter $25. Call 50. Columbia 10 Lanzano of Manchester, said F ri­ unavailable for comment on F ri­ 1976 U.S. Supreme Court decision fully challenged Hogan in 1982. not knowing where he was.” Webb Call 203-564-7318. No Early Birds. 51. Columbia 3 national wanted in shooting spree 9788 ask (or Lynn. 649-7793. day the decision allows Lanzano to in which the court ruled that the Rioux has saiv he also plans to file later turned up among the 52. Falcon 10 day. However, he has denied in a crowded park last weekend INVITATION TO BID 53. Unknown 10 keep his job as a deputy sheriff dismissal of a non-civil service complaints with the state Elec­ survivors. Loveseat. 5' x 3' x 2', Lanzano was not reappointed and wounding another suspect 54. Horlay 3 until a show-cause hearing is held employee on the basis of political tions Enforcement Commission Another passenger, Bob brown plaid cloth with 2 The Manchester Public 55. Suzuki 3 because of his political beliefs. with shotgun blast. Schools solicits bids tor June 9. That hearing will deter­ partisanship was illegal. and the state Ethics Commission. Roesger, said he had beeii unable matching cushions. Ex­ I CARS I WANTED TO 56. Ktnt 3 Hogan said the decision was based Fitzroy "Pepper” Campbell, 25, I CARS [ ^ C A R S BOILER REPAIRS for the 57. K-Mart Rog. mine if a preliminary injunction Sheriffs, who are considered Rioux. Tarca and Robert Myette to locate his wife. cellent condition. $99. 649- FOR SALE BUY/TRAOE 1986-1987 school year. Sealed on personal reasons, although he of Hartford, was arrested on 9540 after 3pm. FOR SALE FOR SALE bids will be received until 58. Huffy Rog. will be granted to prevent Hogan would not say what those are. non-civil service employees, de­ of South Windsor are the only three " I tried to do the best I could, ” he 59. Huffy Rog. from appointing someone else to assault and weapon charges in June 11, 1986, 2:00 P.M., at 60. Unknown Rog. Krevolin said in addition to liver court documents and provide Democratic candidates who have said. “ I don't know where she is." Dinette Set-Table, six which time they will be pub­ fill the position, he said. Rescue workers and ail availa­ Sunday's park shootings, which licly opened. The right Is re­ 61. Pram (boot) FlbtroloM asking Neves to prevent Hogan courtroom security. The high begun campaigns to replace Ho­ chairs upholstered and WANTED TO BUY 62. Pram (boot) gan. a Democrat who is scheduled ble ambulances and helicopters wounded seven people. Two other served to relect any and oil Before Friday’s ruling. Lanza- from hiring someone else for the sheriff has wide discretion in men faced charges in connection leaf for table. NInty nine bids. Specifications and bid hiring and firing sheriffs under to retire in July 1987 after 25 years from 50 miles rushed to the scene, dollars. Please Call 649- BUILDING LOT Datcrlotlon no’s term was scheduled to expire job. the suit seeks to have Lanzano with Friday’s raid. forms may be secured at the 63. 2-Man Bock Saw as high sheriff. So far. there are no eight miles south of Walker in the 0293. Manchester — Westwood Business (Office, 45 N. School Police Capt. William Bracken or South Manchester area 64. Hotchot Republican candidates for sheriff, Sierra Nevada. .‘fidse aLook— Street, Manchester, CT. 65. . Black Nylon Gym Boo claimed all three are members of a preferred. according to the Secretary of “ You just don't know which way Sofa sleeper. 7 ft. $150. 082-05 66. 35mm Camara "hit squad” faction of the West 67. Brown Brlot Co m State's office. a body will go in that stuff.” Lawson sofa $75 8, match­ C a ll 643-7943 State tells NU to cut revenue, Indian Rastafarian sect called the 60. Rod Cooltr Democrats are scheduled to hold Daniels said. "If they were to hit a ing chair $25. 643-0841. 69. i Vellty ball - rod a convention in late July to rock, there's no telling where they "Shower Posse.” MORIARTY BROS. 70. Bowling ball - block "It’s a faction of the illegal type 71. Bowling boll - grttn nominate one of the three candi­ might wind up.” nnTV/STEREO/ NOTICE TO CREDITORa Rastafarian (sect) known as the NOTICl TO cm oiTom 72. Bowling boll - bliKk dates for the post, although a The 22 injured were taken to six ESTATE OF 73. Bowling boll - black Shower Posse and they are the APPLIANCES BUY A B2000 ESTATE OF MAGARET T. LEAVITT, but Judge casts doubt on order primary can be waged if another hospitals in Reno and Carson City. BUR TT B. FARLEY, late of o/k/0 MARGARET 74. Boy's shirt and trousors ■ slit 4T enforcers for the drug dealers and 75. Girl's droM -13 months candidate wins the backing of 20 Nev., and Bridgeport, Mammoth Manchester, deceased LE A V ITT, loteot extortion people,” Bracken Used Refrigerators, The Hon. Wllllom E. Fitz­ Manchester, deceased 76. Boy's shirt and trousors - slit 4T counting for the $33.5 million The DPUC decision last month percent of the delegates. and Bishop. Calif. Washers, Ranges — 77. Block and whlto dross - slzo 4T NEW B R ITA IN (U P I) — State charged. Any model or style and Gerald, Judge, of the Court The Hon. Wllllom E. Fltz- • infusion into the ratepayer fund denying the $147 million rate hike clean, guaranteed, parts of Probate, District of Man­ (Oerold, Judge, of the Court 78. Axo regulators Friday ordered Nor­ He said authorities developed of 79. Shoyol was "arbitrary, capricious and marked the first time in a decade and service. Low prices. chester at a hearing held on of Probate, District of Mon­ theast Utilities to set aside $79 their information from "very additional May n 1986 ordered that oil chester at 0 hearing held on 80. Bowling boll • rod/block that the regulatory agency had B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 11. Volloy boll million in revenue to offset future illegal." officials said. cooperative people of the West claims must be presented to May 27, 1986 ordered that oil State officials who fought denied in total a request from Main Street, 643-2171. receive a cap FREE charge the fiduciary on or before Au­ claims must be presented to 12. Bowling boll rate hikes, but a judge's ruling only TODAY’S HERALD Indian community” in Hartford. 83. Bowling ball against the $147 million rate hike Northeast to raise its electricity gust 35, 1986 or be barred os the (Iduclory on or before Au­ hours later threw the action into A man named “ Pepper" was Ponasonic Upright Vo- by law provided. gust 30, 1986 or be barred os 84. Bowling ball request and for the ratepayer fund rates. Mary Lou Taylor, 85. Bowling ball doubt. being sought by police since the cuum — With attach­ by low provided. 86. said the court ruling cast doubts Northeast had filed an applica­ Clerk Mary Lou Taylor, Radio A taoo olayor The state Department of Public Sunday shootings, and heavily ments, bags 8, extra belt. 7 The fiduciary Is: 87. Girl's bicycio about the validity of the total $79 tion last November seeking a Clerk 88. Lodlos watch Utility Control, which last month Rocket failure I n d e x armed officers surrounded a Ca­ months old. $50. Good Brenda Scotto The fiduciary Is; million fund. $155.5 million hike in gas and condition. Call 646-3245 29 West St. 89. Assortod denied a $147 million rate hike pitol Avenue address about 5:30 James T . Leavitt 90. Purolo bog “ That changes the whole game electric rates, with most of the Europe's Ariane rocket blasted 20 pagos, 2 soctlont, after 5pm. Windsor Locks, CT 06096 207 Glenwood St. sought by Northeast, followed up a.m. Friday backed up by the 083-0$ 91. Ohm mottr A coso plan,” said Jim Kennedy, a money slated to pay costs of the off with a $55 million satellite Waakond Plus Magazina AAanchester, CT 06040 92. with the order requiring the city’s Emergency Resource Team. 0044)5 Motol bdsoball bat spokesman for state Attorney Millstone 3 nuclear power plant in aboard Friday, but its third stage Used refrigerators, 93. Slcklo company to cut its existing rate Devon Farquharson. 19. a Hai­ 94. General Joseph I. Lieberman. who Waterford. failed to fire and mission control Advice — washers, ranges-cleon, Showor curtain - bluo revenue by a total of $79 million. tian living in the apartment, guaranteed, partsand ser- NOTICE OP SALR 95. Toto boo - brown has worked with other officials The utility wanted to spread out blew up the rocket, sending it Business. 96. The agency commissioners suffered wounds in the leg and vioce. Low prices. B.O. ' Radio A taoo olayor opposed to the rate hike. rate hikes to pay for its share of the tumbling into the ocean. Story on C h u rch e s ------. 17 Property contained In the following self storoge units will be 97. Hoddo trimmor meeting in New Britain ordered stomach from shotgun fire as he Pearl & Sons, 649 Moln St. 90. To address Salter’s findings, the $3.8 billion plant over three years, page 10. Classified------sold at 10:00 o.m. on Sunday, June 1,1986at Handl Self Stor-lt Eloctric 10* drain sow the utility to set aside the $79 tried to flee the raid, police said. 643-2171. Place, 510 North Main Street, Manchester, CT, 99. Coolor . attoriley general’s office will ask but the DPUC has instead decided C o m ic s ------100. Brlot COSO - brown million in a ratepayer fund that He was in stable condition at St. Unit B20 - J. Klllan, Occupant the DPUC to change the ratepayer on a five-year phase-in of Connecticut — KItchald dishwasher. 101. Aooortod hub capo would be used to offset rate hike Becoming cloudy Francis Hospital and Medical Portlol contents: choirs, tiling cabinets, couch, stove, lawn 102. Holy BIblo fund into a rate cut and take other Millstone-related rate hikes. Entertainment. Green, works good. $40 or mower, mattresses, refrigerator, washing mochine, boxes, requests in coming years. Center. T r 'll:' 103. Axo steps to reduce rates charged to In addition to seeking a rate cut Hazy sunshine giving way to best offer 649-7814.a misc. Items 4 Ool. Plastic gas container However, the order was cast into Focus------Two police officers also were Yn .r, Northeast's electricity customers, to replace the ratepayer fund, increasing cloudiness today, with a Unit F64 - L.McVeIgh, Occupant 5 <3ol. plastic gas contolner doubt only hours later when Local news— injured during a chase, one with a 5,000 BTU air conditioner . ^ T h e ( iirinu ( nr I’cnpic Partial contents: boxes of miscellaneous Items 6 (3al. plastic gas container Kennedy said. Lieberman's office said Friday it 30 percent chance of showers and 4 (3al. red plastic gas con Hartford Superior Court Judge high in the 80s: wind southwest 10 Lottery------broken hand and the other with an In good working condition Unit F28 - R. Word, Ocewont ^ , Robert Satter Issued a ruling Northeast, which has gone to will seek to stretch the Millstone Portlol contents: Mke, choirs, couch, mattress, tables, TV, (3reen/whlte coaler O pin io n------injured finger. $50.00. Coll 659-2223 even­ Red/white cooler court challenging the denial of the rate phase-in out a year longer to to 15 mph. Tonight, mostly cloudy and mIsc. Items negating an earlier DPUC order with a 30 percent chance of People------Ian White. 22. also a Jamaican ings after 7:00pmo Red/wtUto cooler that accounted for $33.5 million of $147 million rate hike, will have to six years. Unit E7-J. Novo, Occupont Baseball gleve, (Isidor's showers: low 60 to 65. Sunday, S p o rts ------national, also was charged during MORIARTY BROTHERS Portlol contents: couch, chairs, end tobies, sewing mochine, the planned ratepayer fund. review Friday's decisions before it Northeast serves about 960,000 Eighteen cubic foot Wollet, ciwnautlage green cloudy but becoming partly sunny: U .S./W orld___ the raid as a fugitive on drug air conditioner, TV , and misc. Items Wallet, ton Satter ruled a DPUC order can comment in detail, company electric customers and 158,000 gas freezer. $75. Coll 649-4311. high around 70. Details on page 2. Weather______charges in California. Unit A38 - G. Gotes, Occupant ^ ^ Rolling $tones Mock wallet issued last September and ac­ spokesman Jeff Kotkin said. customers in Connecticut. Partial contents: drums set, couch, choirs, air conditioner, 110 size 3-pock turn For Sole. 15.7 cubic ft. r a <) r $ o r iRIl lilY ( KN'I'I!K S'i'HI-J-.T books, and misc. Items Man's w id colored ring - no stones Hotpoint upright freezer. HvdrcMilc floor liKk For Information, coll 649-6880 55(Hb. capacity. $50 or best D^o-DloD M \N( iiixn;i{. ( ( i\ n i ;( i k i t 4-way lug wrench offer 646-6754. 0684)5 05848 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 31. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 31,1996 — 1 Officials consider Parents Union Pond buffer fight for

Today's foracast B y G«orB« Loyng easement, was first discussed with H trald RBporttr the cemetery association in April. refunds CMaectlaiL MaaMckasetM aad RkeEe Maad: Smith would not say if progress Hasy niiuhine giving way to increasing Talki are continuing between was made during last week’s cloudiness with a chance of showers Saturday. the Conservation Commission and meeting with the commission. By Susan Voughn m rn High from the mid 70s to mid tOs. Cloudy with a a private cemetery association •■’They didn’t flatly reject It,” he Herald Reparter chance of showers Saturday night. Low In the 00s. over a proposal to establish a said. 50-foot buffer between Union Pond Cloudy Sunday, becoming partly sonny. High Parents of Manchester High and nearby St. Bridget Cemetery, The talks came after commis­ around 70. sion members threatened legal School students who missed a trip commission member Douglas H. to Europe in April because of Maine: Scattered showers Saturday. H i ^ in the Smith said Friday. action in December to fight the mid 60s to lower TOs north and in the TOs south. Fair cemetery association’s expansion terrorism abroad are planning to Smith said he is optimistic about put pressure on a national travel Saturday night. Lows from near 40 northto near SO reaching an agreement to obtain plans. Members were upset that the Planning and Zoning Commis­ agency to recoup at least part of south. Increasing cloudiness Sunday. Chance of an easement from the Catholic the $35,000 the company refuses to showers late in theday over western portions. Highs Cemetery Association, which owns sion did not consult with them before approving the plans in return. in the 00s. the cemetery, and plans to expand The parents of the 35 students onto a bordering 16-acre parcel of September, even though the Con­ New Hampshire: Scattered showers Saturday. servation Commission had asked who stand to lose $1,000 each are Highs mainly in the TOs. Fair Saturday nl0it. Lows land it bought last fall. The considering iegai action and a Conservation Commission wants on two previous occassions to be from the 40s north to near 50 south. Increasing advised of any development plans ietter campaign against the E.F. to preserve a section of that land Institute for Cuiturai Exchange in cloudiness Sunday with a chance of showers late in along the eastern edge of the pond near the pond. the day. Highs in the 60s north to near TO south. Greenwich, JoAnn Scata said for use as part of the Hockanum The panel asked the Board of Friday. Vermont: A chance for showers Saturday but River Linear Park. Directors for money to hire an The parents formed a committee clearing during the afternoon. Highs in the TOs. Smith, who is also chairman of attorney, but the board instead this week to look into ways to get a Partly cloudy Saturday night with lows 45 to SS. the Hockanum River Linear Park urged the two sides to negotiate an refund, said Scata. Her chiidren, More clouds than sun Sunday along with a chance Committee, said he met with agreement rather than waging a John and Terry, were scheduied to for more showers. Highs OS to 70. Richard Meagher, the head of the legal battle. go on the trip. The parents were cemetery association, last week. In January, commission angered when they iearned re­ He plans to meet again with him members, Meagher, and town cently that they would not get any Extended outlook Today In history next week. He said a formal officials walked along the half- of their money back. agreement probably will not be mile section of the hiking trail in “ We feel we’ve been wronged on Extended outlook for New England Monday Today is the birthday of famed American poet Walt signed until the land is ready to be order to work out an agreement. a moral issue,” said Scata. The through Wednesday: Whitman. He was born in 1819. developed for the cemetery In Commission members said they parents decided on April IS not to Connecticut, Massachnsetu and Rhode Island: about five to 10 years. wanted a buffer of at least ISO feet, send their children on the school Hazy sunshine^ then cloudiness Chance of showers Monday. Fair Tuesday. Chance “ The main thing is we would like but Meagher refused to make such trip, which was to leave for Paris to get some type of a written Hazy sunshine giving way to increasing cioudiness today, with a 30 of showers again Wednesday.Highs mostly in the a commitment because he said it and London on April 17, the day TOs and lows in the upper 40s to upper 50s. Almanac agreement from them, even if It’s would interfere with the associa­ after the U.S. air attack on Libya. percent chance of showers and high in the 80s; wind southwest lOto 15 only a letter.” he said. tion’s expansion plans, which in Vermont: Chance for showers Monday, Tuesday “ These were very, very unusual mph. Tonight, mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers; low The commission’s proposal for some places called for placing circumstances,” said Scata. “ We and Wednesday. Highs in the mid OOs to mid TOs. the 50-foot buffer, scaled down grave sites within 20 feet of the 60 to 65. Sunday, cloudy but becoming partly sunny; high around 70. Lows In the mid 40s to low 50s. couldn’t send our children.” Today is Saturday, May 31, the 43), and actress-model Brooke from its earlier 150 foot-wide water At the time of the decision to Today's weather picture was drawn by Kelly White, a student at St. Maine: Chance of showers Monday. Fair 151st day of 1986 with 214 to Shields in 1965 (age 21). cancel, teacher chaperones Wil­ James School. Tuesday. Fair north and chance of showers south follow. On this date in history; liam Brindamour and Helen Jette Wednesday. Highs 60 to 70. Lows in the 40s. The moon is moving away In 1889. a disastrous flood hit were told by E.F. Institute that, New Hampshire: Chance of showers Monday and from its last quarter. Johnstown. Pa., leaving 2,200 Mancheater/Area considering the unusual circum­ The morning stars are Mars stances, the students would get 30.00 29.77 again Wednesday. FairTuesday.Highsintheupper people dead. 60s to mid TOs. Lows near 50. and Jupiter. In 1902. Britain and South something back, Brindamour said The evening stars are Mer­ Africa signed a peace treaty Towns In Brief Friday. Across the nation cury, Venus and Saturn. ending the Boer War. When contacted at the Green­ Those bom on this date are Voter registration session planned wich office Friday, a spokeswo­ In 1%2. Adolf Eichmann was A summerlike swelter, with temperatures in the under the sign of Gemini. They man for E.F. Institute said that the hanged by Israel for his part in A voter registration session will be held today from 11:30 a.m. 80s and OOs, spread from the upper Mississippi include poet Walt Whitman in company president had recently the killing of 6 million Jews by to 2:30 p.m. at the Marshall’s Mall, according to the Registrar of Valley to the Middle Atlantic states Friday, 1819; surgeon William Mayo, Herald photo by Rocha changed the policy for refunds Nazi Germany during World Voters office. breaking records from Atlantic City, N.J., to founder of the Mayo Clinic, also because of the terrorist incidents. The registration, part of the Outreach Voter Registration Officer Richard White, who took first efforts. White beat eight other contend­ Carol Barnes, administrative International Falls. Minn. in 1119; radio humorist Fred War II. In 1973, the Senate voted to cut Program, will also be taken for residents of any town in assistant for the agency, said that Atlantic City’s 93-degree reading broke the 1951 Allen in 1894; clergyman-author place in a national weightlifting contest, ers in his weight class to win the award. S A N *F fe A I off all funds for U.S. bombing of Connecticut. Changes of address and any changes of party the company wants to keep $300 record by two degrees, while International Falls, Norman Vincent Peale in 1898 displays the trophy he received for his Cambodia. enrollment in Manchester. per student to cover the company’s Ae' "the nation’s icebox’’ famed for its cold weather (age 88): actors Don Ameche in expenses, and keep the remaining L O S A {«O E reached 90 degrees, surpassing a 42-year-old 1908 (age 78). and Clint East- In 1985, seven federally in­ ‘It’s more Intense* $700 in an escrow account for the record by two degrees. 29. wood in 1930 (age 56); Prince sured banks in Arkansas. Minne^ Pre-season swims beginning today students to use for a trip nexf year. By contrast, damp weather with temperatures Rainier of Monaco in 1923 (age HIGHEST 29.77 sota, Nebraska and Oregon were The students could also find a mostly in the 50s and OOs lingered over the central 63); N F L Hall of Fame quarter­ closed by the Federal Deposit Pre-season swimming will begin today at Globe Hollow, the substitute to go on a trip and then TEMPERATURES Rockies. Great Plains and west-central Texas, back Joe Namath in 1943 (age Insurance Corporation. Recreation Department has announced. Residents can swim make with that 7 D ^ „ 7 0 where up to 5 inches of rain fell in 24 hours. between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and 2 and 6 p.m. on the weekend, and Police officer strong-arms person to get back their money, •.MIAMI Showers and thunderstorms rolled across the between 3 and 6 p.m. weekdays. Barnes said. LEQENO- central Plains on Friday afternoon, and scattered All town pools will be open for the summer season on June 21. The previous policy was that no thundershowers rumbled over Arizona, New Lottery refunds would be made if the trip Mexico, Eastern Kansas and Missouri. a national powerlifting title were canceled less than 45 days A tornado was sighted near Halletsville, Texas, MARC officers are chosen before the departure date. Barnes said her company, which [^ / / 'jaM OW Eat^ F^ow but there were no reports of injuries or damage. By John Mitchell fully performing three separate to co-own. In fact, it was the gang sponsors educational tours, had Widely scattered thunderstorms were develop­ The Manchester Association for Retarded Citizens has maneuvers — full squats, bench UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST « Connecticut daily other drawn Friday Herald Reporter at the gym that encouraged him to many trip cancellations because of ing over the eastern third of the nation, with one selected its officers for 1986-87. Chosen at the group’s 34th annual presses and dead lifts — fora total in N ew England: enter the competition. the terrorist incidents. "It has hurt Friday: 779 banquet held on May 8 were William Politis, president; Allan Police officer Richard White of 1,520 pounds. He said that storm pelting golf ball-sized hail on Smithfield, Bob Van Cleve. owner of Hugh­ our company quite a lot,” she said. O’ Neil, vice president; Margaret Thone, treasurer; Frances officers had three attempts per lift. N.C. Play Four: 2244 Massachusetts daily: 2911. goes from the world of pressing ie’s. said a group of regulars told She said that many travel compan­ Overturf, financial secretary; Mary Colpitts, recording ” I kind of knew that 1 won after Rhode Island daily; 3615. charges to pressig weights as he him to take the chance. “ Until ies have not changed their policies National forecast secretary: Mary Foran, corresponding secretary; and Marie the dead lift.” White said. "You Friday Lotto: Tri-state daily: 621, 7987. demonstrates the strong arm of the then, he hadn't taken it seriously,’’ because of the incidents. Air quality report Benson. Pat Hoar, Anthony Comeau, James Halloran and Carol start calculating your totals law. Van Cleve said. Scata disagreed. He said parents Showers and thunderstorms are forecast,in the Southern Plains and 1-5-17-21-23-37 against the others.” HARTFORD — The state Department of Tedesco, directors. White, 30. a full-time police White became more interested have learned that other agencies Gulf Coast regions, with possible rain and thunderstorms in the Central Van Cleve said that White’s Environmental Protection reported that the air In addition, town Director Peter DiRosa was given an award of officer and part-time weightlifter. in the national contest because have returned as much as 50 to 75 biggest asset is his "tremendously and Southern Plains regions, Upper and Middle Mississippi Valley, recognition by MARC executive director Laurie Prytko. won first place last Saturday for drugs were prohibited. “ If you percent of costs for canceled trips quality was moderate on Friday and was expected strong back.” He added that he Ohio Valley and Atlantic Coast states. his division in the first annual Law want to compete on the national or since the terrorist incidents. The to be good to moderate on Saturday. needs to work more on his leg CAN YOU HELP? Enforcement National Drug Free international level, you have to use parents also learned from the strength. Basketball players challenge moms Powerlifting Championships held drugs.” he said. "This is drug free. airline the students were to fly with ” He’s getting better.” Van Cleve in Minneapolis. We don’t believe in anabolic that it returned all but $50 of the COVENTRY- If the thought of mothers in sneakers taking said. The competition, which stresses steroids.” ticket cost to E.F. Institute, Scata N A M E : E TAN PATZ jump shots intrigues, get ready — the Conventry Basketball White said he lifts weights the steroid-free rule, drew 80 He said that the steroids, ac­ said. DATE MISSING: 03/25/79 because it reduces his stress and Association players will take on their mothers in a pre-game participants in lOdifferent classes. cepted practice in most body Scata said the parents have been can be more rewarding than other PEOPLE FR O M : NEW YORK CITY, exhibition on Saturday. White said that the only other building and weightlifting compe­ told by some attorneys that they sports. He said he hopes to stay in NEW YO R K The event, which will be held at Captain Nathan Hale Middle Connecticut competitor was a titions. increase strength and “ don’t have a leg to stand on” Manchester and go into middle DOB: 10/09/72 School at 10 a.m., will involve 17 mothers, said Marty Walsh, who police officer from New Haven. make the body more muscular. He because of the contract they management at the police developed the 22-member league. White started lifting weights at said that the side effects are signed. They hope, however, that Son,” says he is drawing from his entertain­ RACE/SEX: WHITE/MALE department. Sinatra bows Untransferrable The game will consist of four five-minute quarters. Walsh said South Windsor High School. He iU^unpredictable. II|JI c ” I won’t lift in any the group pressure will persuade ment background to be a more effective EYES: BLUE won a track scholarship to the npn-dpn-drug-free contest,” he said. He has a number of fans in town, Pentecostal minister. that a $2 donation will be encouraged at the door, which will go to the travel agency to change its Frank Sinatra has bowed out of the Liberty The Rev. Joseph Lowery, president of the HEIGHT: 40” University of Connecticut, and including those at the police “ I ’m using what I learned in television and Coventry Human Services, a group that helps the elderly. Ticket policy. Weekend grand finale in New York July 6 Southern Christian Leadership Conference, W E IG H T: SO LBS planned to go into education but WHITE PE TITIO N E D the local department, where his trophy on the stage to glorify God,” said Wilson, who holders will be eligible to win two Celtic team uniforms, The parents’ committee plans to because of an unexpected committment, may take early retirement rather than H A IR : BROWN/BLOND there were few jobs open when he police union to sponsor him. asking rests near the station’s front desk. conducts a religious program on the Trinity which Walsh will give away at half-time. meet again Monday at 7 p.m. at the organizers of the Statue of Liberty’s birthday accept a transfer next month from the graduated. Police work, he said, for $350 to cover expenses. The "There’s been a lot of support in Broadcasting Network in California. The Coventry Basketball Association holds its regular games Manchester High School library. bash said Friday. Atlanta church where he has preached for 18 was a field he’d long considered. union gave him $500. the department.” White said. Wilson said he “ really started to seek God’ ’ every Saturday from May through June. Walsh said. years. LAST SEEN: 05/25/79 at 8 :0 0 Jon Hawthorne, vice president of Sinatra will appear as scheduled, however, after the 1982 cancellation of his last “ He’s weighing his options,” the Rev. E. a.m. Prince St. & West WHITE HAS been a member of the union, said union members at the opening night ceremonies July 3 on television series, “ New Odd Couple.” Randal Osbum, Lowery’s assistant at the Broadway in New York City. the Manchester Police Depart­ decided to sponsor White because Governor’s Island with President Reagan ‘ ’ I took a year of f to study the word of God, ’ ’ ment for almost five years. Since SCLC, said Thursday. “ He is going in prayer they thought he had a chance at and other dignitaries, said Susan Williams, a said Wilson, who was in Nashville Friday as 1981, he has won first place in the winning. and meditation on the matter and will be Liberty Weekend spokesman. part of his preaching tour. Associate publisher Connecticut Police Olympics, an ” We took a chance on him and he. praying for an early decision.” Nv ' k H lO L s Wilson lives in Orange County, Calif., with event he calls “ competitive, on a came back with the title.” he said. Lowery, 59, has declined comment on the “ We’re happy he wants to be in the opening his wife. Cicely, and their five children. friendly level.” The national At 245 pounds. White was put in a ceremonies,” Williams said, noting that transfer. N AM E: LAUREEN ANN RAHN event, on the other hand, was 243-275 division, which made it Methodist Bishop Ernest A. Fitzgerald to leave the Herald Sinatra is not being paid for his appearance. DATE MISSING: 04/27/80 different. "Y o u ’re there to repres­ more difficult for him. "Y ou want earlier this week decided to move Lowery FROM: MANCHESTER, NEW ent your department,” he said. to be as heavy as possible,” he Producer David Wolper said the finale will Princess sidelined from the 2,300-member Central United HAMPSHIRE After eight years of service. “ It's more intense.” said. feature Kenny Rogers, Elizabeth Taylor, Methodist Church downtown to the west side m - Competing against eight larger \'U K ' Illness forced Princess Margaret of DOB: 04/03/66 Penny Sieffert has stepped down White works out three days a Frankie Avalon, Fabian, Bobby Rydell, Cascade United Mehodist Chruch, which has as associate publisher and adver­ week at Hughie’s Weight Room on lifters in his weight category. Britain to cancel a Friday appearance at a RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE Shirley MacLaine, Gene Kelly, Liza Mi- about 2,000 members. tising director of the Manchester Hartford Road, a gym that he used White won the trophy by success­ military parade honoring Qneen EBzabeth's nenlll, Charlton Heston and 200 Elvis Presley EYES: BLUE Herald. look-alikes. 58th birthday, the commander of British HEIGHT: 5’3” Sieffert, who started at the A Sanford prayer forces in West Berlin said. W EIGHT: 95 LBS Herald as an advertising represen­ ^ N E W ^ Tickets to the closing, which sell for $50, “ The princess is very sad about this HAIR: SANDY tative in 1978, said she was looking $100 and $200, go on sale Monday. “ Good Demond Wilson, who played Redd Foxx’s decision and is aware of how disappointed forward to a change of careers and SELECTIONS seats are still available,” Williams said. you ali are,” MaJ. Gen. Patrick BrooUagtoid would begin selling real estate for son on the television series “ Sanford and LAST SEEN:Child taken from about 3,000 peopie gathered in the rain to a developer. “WestowTi ^'Ptj^iiacy home in the middle o f the night. watch the parade in Berlin. “ I think real estate will be the BLENDED VEGETABLE Princess Margaret, who arrived in Berlin Foul play suspected. field to be in over the next four to V A R IE T Y P A C K on ’Thursday night, canceled on the advice of five years," Sieffert said. “ I see a U.S. Grade A IQ F Vegetables. doctors about an hour before the ceremony. great market. I’m looking forward 643-5230 Three poly bags each of: 445 HARTFORD ROAD O R IE N T A L B L E N D : french cut green beans, broccoli Brooking said. ’The princess reportedly had a to a challenging career change.” OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK sore throat and could not speak. Sieffert, 43, said the Herald gave cuts, sliced onions and mushrooms; IT A L IA N $1849 BLEND: cauliflower florets, quartered zucchini, Italian her the opportunity to move up 8 am - 9 pm CASE Any Information? Call 1-800-843-5678 through the organization. She cut green beans and carrots; VJTNTER B L E N D : starti^ at the Herald after re­ broccoli cuts and cauliflower florets. For The Meal That Harald skirts whales sponding to a “ help wanted" ad In Requires That Special Touch! the. newspaper. After a few years Crown Prince Harald of Norway, president as an ad rep, she moved up to the BERRY V A R IE T Y P A C K of the Worid Wiidlife Fund, had to skirt the Manchester Herald post of retail advertising manager In addition to our regular U.S. Grade A Fancy IQ F Northwest Berries. One 2V4# issue of his country’s opposition to a and became th^newspaper’s asso­ PENNY SIEFFERT bag of each of: R E D R ASPB ER R IES, M A R IO N $1498 moratorium on commerical whaling during A ei U3PS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 205 ciate publishei^ and advertising .. . leaves Herald BLACKBERRIES, AND WHOLE ~ 'CASE an appearance in Vancouver, British director. S T R A W B E R R IE S . A ll packed in their own natural Columbia. Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 people.” services, we now have a juice. N o processed sugar added. and certain holidays by the Man­ “ The Herald afforded me a great The prince, attending Norway Day at Expo weekly, $6.50 lor one month, $19.25 “ Penny’s contribution to the Perfect For Thawing and Serving Ideaal chester Publishing Co.. leBralnard for three months, $36.50 tor six opportunity in business," Sieffert 86 on Thursday, acknowledged that tte Fund Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $77.(X) for one year. said. “ Not only to move up the Herald and the Manchester com­ ADVANCE ORDER IN CASE LOTS ONLY. DON’T DELAY! has opposed whaling, but said he could not Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. ladder, but. also as a woman to munity over the years has been copier available for your LAST DAY TO ORDER IS SATURDAY, MAY Slat. comment on Norway’s exception to the chester, Conn'. POSTMASTER: move forward." commendable,” said Herald pub­ Send address changes to the Man­ Before coming to the Herald, lisher Richard W. Cosgrove. “ We MARK YOUR FOR PICK UP ON JUNE 19lh. International Whaling Commission chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ To place a classified or display are saddened by her departure, but convenience - In the event unhwween danufir to cropa tw other caum beyond Afway control, quantitica and p n « moratorium. chester, Conn. 06040. Sieffert worked as a crisis counse­ advertisement, or to report a news wish her the best in her new are u i b ^ to chanffc. Trade minister Kart Mosbakk said Nor­ Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- lor at the Rape Crisis Center in venture.” DPI photo way’s previous Conservative government, GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 Hartford. She studied psychology 50% DEPOSIT REQUIRED charge voted out about three weeks ago, decided to you don't receive your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. at Manchester Community Col­ Denise Roberts will become the 15dJ per copy. ON A STROLL — This 12-foot, 500-pound alligator decided to take a stroll end whaling May 26, but the new Labor 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 6 a.m. Satur­ lege, something she said helped acting advertising director, Cos­ BUCKLAND AGWAY , grove said. government was unable to meet that day, please telephone your carrier. her understand human nature and recently through a citrus packing plant’s parking lot in Tavares, Fla. He was If you're unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ Roberts, who came to the Herald 33 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER | deadline. helped with her management skills Another reason Westown is your roped by officers from the Florida Game and Fish Commission and placed In a rier, call subscriber service at 647- ber of the Associated Press, a sub­ at the newspaper. In 1981, has been the retail OPEN SUNDAYS Earlier in the day, two Greenpeace 91)46 by 6:30 p.m. wsekdays or 10 a. scriber to United Press Interna­ advertising manager for a little nearby lake, which was apparently where he was headed In the first place. m. Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ tional news services and a member “ The main thing I ’m going to full service pharmacy. ^i>ur V. t Mini rA \ ,i1 1 '^'I. * climbers dangled on ropes from a bridge miss are the people," Sieffert said. more than a year. She has lived in Onlookers gave him a wide berth, so no trouble resulted from the alligator's ery In-Manchester. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. ( - ) across from the Expo site a ^ unfurl^ a ’’They’re hard working, dedicated Manchester for nine years. AGW AYi walk. banner protesting Norway’s decision. * — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 31, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 31.1986-8 Calmndara Coventry parents Manchester blamed for teens’

M o a d a y Parking Authority. Lincoln Cen­ MANCHESTER HAS IT! ter gold room, 8 a.m. drug, alcohol use Student Government Day. Lin­ coln Center hearing room, 9 a.m. By Jocautlln* Bennett about, according to Town Council Planning and Zoning Commis­ Herald Correspondent Chairwoman Joan Lewis, who was sion, Lincoln Center hearing room, instrumental in getting plans for it 7 p.m. COVENTRY - A lack of concern off the ground. Lewis will select 10 This Week Featuring... T u e s d a y on the part of parents is contribut­ people from those who volunteer to Board of Directors comment ing to an epidemic of dnig and serve on the council, which is part session. Lincoln Center hearing alcohol abuse among the town’s of a statewide program initiated by room. 9 a.m. teenagers, according to several Gov. William O’Neill. After a WIN A FREE TRIP TO HA WAII Hockanum River Linear Park professionals who spoke this week recent survey conducted in sou­ ANNE’S PLACE Committee, Lincoln Center confer­ at a meeting called to establish a theastern Connecticut indicated From the leaders at... ence room, 7:30 p.m. drug and alcohol prevention that alarming numbers of high Board of Directors, Lincoln council. school students and increasing Unisex Hair & Tanning Salon Center hearing room. 7:30^p.m. But parents have the power to numbers of Junior high students CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES Thursday reverse the trend, the speakers were using alcohol, marijuana and Every client of Connecticut Travel Services has a chance to win 2 tickets to cocaine, the governor proposed Probate Judge’s Hours. Probate said. Hawaii on United Airlines. Just fill out the Thank You card and mall It back to Haircuts Perms H AVE A Court building. 6:30 p.m. Human Services Director Do­ that state and local governments rothy Grady, who organized the join forces to tackle the problem. any office of Connecticut Travel Services. - Welcome Home! B E A U T IF U L Wednesday night meeting, told a “ Isolated, none of us can solve I hope you an)oytd your irtp end that Connecticut Travel Servicea $ 5 0 0 $ 2 0 ° ® "Profaaaiowaky Planned^ trivet errartgemenit added to ihe pieasuro of the T A N Andover group of about 30 people who the problem, may^be together we occeaien. attended. "Y ou don’t have to look can,” Grady said. Beeauae we cofTSlantly strive to Improve our service. I would be gratefut If you would help me by Mllrtg out the attached reply card When we receive Ihit Appointments have priority NOW! Monday at large cities to see an epidemic of The council will include parents, TNamkydu resportte from you. you will be RiKometicRily entered inadrawlrtgfortwofrte Board of Selectmen. Town Office this problem — it’s happening students, educators, church and reund-lrip HckRta. eeech class, lo Hawaii This drawing will be held on Herild photo by Rocha THANKYOU CWt»mhm IS, tnen S p e c ia l Building. 3 p.m. here.” synagogue officials, business peo­ Many IhgrUti foi yotM patronage artd your cooperaliort I wish you lucli In bur annual drawing ivwwvty yew*. 6 4 3 -1 4 4 2 Rockville High School English teacher education teacher Maggie Kiine. The Grady criticized parents and ple, town officials and concerned TMAMKYQU S e s s io n s other adults in the community for citizens. The council will review 6 Sandy Geres performs at “Rock Aid" benefit was a way for educators and Bolton setting a poor example for the community resources, develop AnothBf M rp oM of ttM **ThBnk You —'Thank You' Card la for tha Proaldant of prevention and public awareness Cofmoetkut Tiravtl Sw vleot lo rovtow tho porfirformanca of oach staff mombor of All This and More concert Friday. Watching as Geres students to heip raise funds for the town’s young people. ConnBctkut Travol Sorvkot. It It oko for tho ctknt to doscribo tholr dostlnotlon and hotti Monday strums the guitar are, from left, English homeless. "Coventry is a drinking town.” activities, and monitor and evalu­ vIM od and commant on tholr trip, Evory cord la rood poraonally by tha PraaldonI of C o n n ^ k iit Troval Sarvicta. Thia la Juat ona m ort way that ConnacAcut * — • - ■ in the 3 she said. “ Almost every organiza­ ate the prevention programs. I Traval Sarvkoa can continua to gfva quality aarvka to Board of . Bentley Mem­ teacher Debbie Murasso and special thair cllanta. orial Library. 7:30 p.m. tional or political activity involves Holding a stack of applications — DrawInataDocombarlSthofoachyaar— Tuesday drinking. Adults drink, so the kids from volunteers for the various MANCHESTER MALL 811 Main Street Board of Selectmen. Community do too.” projects, Lewis said she was CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES HOURS Hall. 8 p.m. Kathy Little, a social worker in optimistic and pleased. D&L Lower Level • Manchester Parkade Thurr Auction Every Wed., Thurs. (andsomePri. Nights) 7 P.M. (646-9243) Thursday ‘Rock Aid’ helps area shelter the Coventry public schools, " I view this (the council) as a 18 Coin, Antique, Coliectable, Photography Shops and a Snack Bar Inland Wetlands Commission agreed. new beginning." she said. Manchester, CT • 647-1666 sat io-4 public hearing. Herrick Memorial VERNON — Students at Rock­ "There is resistance to commun­ Youth Coordinator Mary Prewitt Park. 7:30 p.m. ville High School were making a lot ication about this problem because Wood said the council will also Library Board. Bentley Memor­ of noise Friday for a good cause. it would mean adults would have to address the problems of those who IT PAYS TO RAP ial Library, 7:30 p.m. Six rock bands made up of take their drinking seriousiy.” she are beyond the prevention stage. 14 .1 1 Jack J. Lappen Realty Rockville High students and said. Referrals for outpatient and inpa­ CdRQUEST alumni conducted a six-hour Police Chief Frank Trzaskos was tient services will be provided and ARE YOU SELLING Coventry "Rock Aid” concertjo raise money also critical of some parents. there will be programs featuring , f. A'f. >« for the planned tri-town shelter for "Parents aren’t interested.” he speakers from places like Percep­ Energy Conservation Services PAP AUTO PARTS Monday the homeless. said. "They don’t want to admit tion House in Willimantic. a YOUR HOME? 307 E. Center St., Manchester Welfare Board. Town Office The students were hoping to there is a problem, they want to halfway house for substance Protesalonally Trained Technicians Building. 7 p.m. raise the funds from a $5 entrance hide it. They’re not taking respon­ abusers. LIST IT WITH ME! (Rear el Lenox Pharmacy)acy) 649-3528 Town Council. Town Office fee, and by sales of refreshments, sibility. It’s not the schools’ jobs to The program will also include Building. 7:30 p.m. T-shirts and other items, said bring up our kids, it’s our jobs as training for*teachers so they can Fogarty Brothers 164 East Center Street Lauri Grady, a sophomore and one parents.” better learn to identify drug and 6 4 9 - 4 5 3 9 Plumbing Jack J. Lappen Manchester, CT 06040 Tuesday of the concert organizers. Trzaskos said changing societal alcohol problems. A plan will also Notary Public With PAP Human Service Advisory Board. But because of the high expenses and family patterns are part of the be instituted in the schools to help member ENERGY CENTERS co-operative 643-4263 Town Office Building. 8:30 a.m. involved with renting a stage and problem. "There are a lot of students learn to make better Housing Authority, on site. 7 sound system, the students may latchkey kids because both parents choices. QET YOUR SPRING VACATION TAN AT p.m. have done more awareness-raising work. It is important that someone "The kids need to learn how to SPECIALIZING IN CUSTCM EXHAUST WCRK Electronic Advisory Committee. than fund-raising. be there when the kids come make decisions and appropriate NE’S PLACE 643-1442 Custom Kitchen Center Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. "W e ’d like to break even. It’s an home." he said. choices.” Little said. "This is a Unissx Hsir a Jsjtning Sslon Republican Town Committee. expensive undertaking.’’ Grady Trzaskos said he tried to start a lifetime skill.” Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. Town Office Building. 8 p.m. said as the concert in the school drug and alcohol awareness pro­ Grady believes the council could i ★ NOTARY SERVICES * SPECIALISTS Economic Development Com­ courtyard was getting under way gram in town three years ago. He be successful in Coventry because V isit Our Showroom At: WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE mission. Town Office Building. 8 shortly after 2 p.m. said he sent letters to local similar groups have had .success in GENERAL REPAIRING p.m. But the president of shelter churches and schools, but got little much larger towns. • COPIES 25 Olcott Street I ar S'AzU* Wednesday organization was more optimistic. response. Assistant Director of Human Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Till 9 PM Propane Cylinders Filled School Building Committee, The Rev. Paul Lutze said Friday Trzaskos said ali fatal motor Services Sandra Ashley said Ainhla and more at - that all donations the students TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET Coventry High School. 7:30 p.m. vehicle accidents in town within Thursday that even short-term raise will be matched by a local 649-4531 MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 Building Code Board of Appeals. the past three years have been commitments to the project would MANCHESTER MALL an m>iii st. 649-7544 Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. businessman. Weekly Auctions • Antique Coins 6 Collectible Shops related to alocohol or drug use. help. She said parents can also " I think it’s going to get us over Parks and Recreation Commit­ There have been nine alcohol- make a difference within the the hump.” he said. tee. Patriots Park. 7:30 p.m. related accidents this year, inciud- home. The Tri-Town Emergency Shel­ Thursday ing one last month that killed two “ Talk. 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A good many thoughtful observers are by no paper for libel, and a verdict is expected around Otltlng out th o ¥O to means convinced that the 1988 Republican the turn of the year. If, as widely anticipated, it is ^ur Permanent Waves Are SPECIAL T IL JUME 14th presidential nomination is "all locked up” for favorable to Laxalt, that will totally erase that In a sharp reversal of past trends, five of the George Bush, despite the vice president’s particular debit item. biggest non-profit groups now carrying on Different. They're Redken. Redken continued (though diminishing) lead over various Wflliam Observers sometimes wonder whether Laxalt voter-registration efforts are conservative or possible rivals in the polls. has the necessary “fire in the belly” to go through ultraconservative. They are the American COUNTERPOINT. At the same time, they note that Rep. Jack an arduous struggle for the nomination, followed Coalition for Traditional Values, Christian Voice, Kemp has thus far failed to project himself as the Rusher by the general election campaign. “I think Paul American Defense Foundation, Americans for Perm chief, let alone only possible, alternative to Bush. would like to be president,” former Senate Responsible Government and the Liberty In order to win the nomination. Kemp must not Republican leader Howard Baker once Federation (formerly Moral Majority). Reg. *45“ only persuade the GOP’s powerful conservative wisecracked,"but I’m not sure he wants to run for A study by the Center for Responsive Politics bloc that he is its tiger but that Bush — and for the job.” But Laxalt’s apparent diffidence may be says the five organizations "focused their that matter anybody else — just won’t do. Thus far chairman of the Republican Party. People misleading — a matter of personal style rather registration activity on conservative church NOW <300° Kemp has failed to make any such demonstration, familiar with liis work in that capacity speak than anything else. You don’t, in this tough world, congregations, military personnel, businessper­ and as a result his candidacy hasn’t yet "taken favorably of his skills as an administrator — get to be governor and twice a U.S. senator purely sons and others who share similar values.” off.” useful attributes not always found in a legislator. by acting the shrinking violet — or, if you do, i^s a Unlike women’s and civil rights groups, the The nomination, therefore, may very well still In some ways most important of all, Paul Laxalt pretty good act.' conservatives run their voter-registration drives ■ Wood Siding ■ Custom Wood Cabinetry be up for grabs. And that may be why there is is a man of the West, where (along with the South) with little money from public foundations, using REDKEN increasing speculation these days about Sen. Paui the Republican Party has its greatest strength LAXALT HAS MADE no open moves toward the instead contributions from their own members. ■ Anderson Windows ■ Electric Garage Door.Openers Laxalt of Nevada. today. As pointed out recently in this column, all nomination (nor will he. in any case, until that but a small handful of the names on the "long list” libel verdict is in). but he is letting those who want ■ Williamson Air Conditioning LAXALT*8 ASSETS as the possible 1988 of possible Republican presidential nominees to back him — and that includes some powerful r nominee are several and impressive. At 63 he has belong to Easterners or Midwesterners. Not people — keep on talking the idea up. As far as JHaitrhfBlrr HrralJi SATURDAY, MAY 31 - SUNDAY, JUNE 1 served four years as a governor and is now counting Bush (who moved to Texas to go into Bush and Kemp — or for that matter just about Founded In 1891 Always Hair » 11:00-5:00 retiring from the U.S. Senate after two full terms business and politics but remains almost the anybody but Armstrong and Deukmejian — are 200 W. Center St. , South on-Main Street, Manchester. Continue past Golf Course. there. He is well liked by his colleagues — and also archetypal Easterner), only three people spring to concerned, Laxalt would balance the ticket nicely mCHARO W COSGROVE ...... PuMIttMr by President Reagan, who regards Laxalt as his mind: California Gov. George Deukmejian, as the vice presidential candidate. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS ...... Eicculivs EdHor Manchester, C T closest friend and ally in the Senate. On the safe Colorado Sen. William Armstrong — and Laxalt. No doubt that has occurred to Laxalt as well; JAMES P. SACKS...... Managing EdHor The nIcMt things about Rsdkah* parmansnt wavst srs ths assumption that the 1988 Republican convention but then, as he would probably be too polite to ALEXANDER GIRELLI ...... AiaocMa EdHor way they last and Isawa your hair In sxcsilsnt condition. All Rgdksn psrms, whalhor acid or alkallna, axolharmlc or kl- 643 -0 7 5 9 will want to nominate someone who is Reagan's ON THE DEBIT SIDE, the principal item is a point out, any of the Easterners would balance his nallc, contain good-for-your-hair Ingradlsnta and ara cua- Peterman Building Company ideological soul mate, committed to carrying on loose newspaper accusation that a Nevada ticket, too. ' m a r k f. A B R A ITIS...... ^ Bualnaaa Managar tom-formulatsd (or dlttarant hair typaa. Your Radkan a^llat Open Wed., Thurs. & Fri. ’til 8 Reagan’s program, Laxalt fills thebill. gambling casino of which Laxalt was part-owner SHELDON C O H E N ...... Compoalng Managar wMI dstarmlna which parm Is bast tor you. Como to our Rad­ ROBERT H: H U B B A R D ...... Praaaroom Managar kan salon (or a haadtull o( long-lasting curia. No Appointment Necessary 649-9404 647-0080 647-1340 In addition, Laxalt is familiar with the gritty was skimming the profiU, and (by implication) William A. Rusher, pabllshcr of the NaUooal JEANNE G. FROMERTH ...... Circulation Managar details of party work, currently serving as general that Laxalt was aware of this. Laxalt has sued the Review, writes a ayndlcaled coiama. ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 31.19«6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May II. liM — f H A a A n T H I HONRIBLE by DIk BrowiM MANUTS by CbariM M. Setiuli I CAN TELL RI6HT CAKE FOR IT'S COCOMUT. ISN 'T . TAKEITAUIAVj A COOKIE ?> AWAY IF I’M IN THE IT ? IT S c o c o n u t !! TAKE IT AWAY! SAME ROOM WITH A COCONUT COOKIE... BUSINESS \jJ/^ AUTtI B T 0 ^ ! Market GAMmiDCTR^^rS Highlights Oil prices, declining dollar Health Care Costs and Quality U.t.ACtWS byJhn bMta declines j a Health care costs have been rising at a rate faster than the cost ot help narrow trade deficit HEv, 9HeLeoN.^'RE oerriNik 'NOT TDRAU, rBEING ANEOG ISNCfAf-l-^ ** ^ I a many other things and faster than the consumer price index. Do JP A (kAMCOFCATCH. BOOKER r r » CRACKER UP TO BE THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk A By Bwry you feel these increasqd costs have improved the quality of WANNA PLAV? T health care available to you, or not? By Tom Raum that the worst of the trade deficit is beginning to abow up in the '^ /S O L « e i» „ I ORDER VOU. IMISE SAYS,, J D0E6 HE ? V'lft4*WOm/MOMe5„ slightly The Associated Press over. It won’t get any worse and it monthly trade figures. A weaker I'U . HEAR NO m o r e;. MXIR Rll^ES. ARREST THEM- HE RULES 7«4v e>eow SEE is likely to get better,” said Allen dollar makes imports more expen­ 1 I NOW RULE. 1MEV OISOBEY/y SMOOT^^ O LO JU N 6 LB WASHINGTON - Lower oil Sinai, chief economist for Shear- sive and U.S. exports more S m iN 6 . 1 Yes 19% NEW YORK (AP) - The stock Not sure 13% prices and the effects of a declining son Lehman Brothers. competitive. t TT I k U.S. dollar helped narrow the But Commerce Secretary Mal­ Petroleum product imports de­ r O [ market pulled back allghtfy Fri­ No 68% day, running Into aporadlc bouts of nation’s trade deficit to $12.1 colm Baldrige said the April clined to $2.1 billion in April from profit-taking after reaching record billion in April, its lowest level in decline in imports "probably did $3.3 billion in March. In April, oil highs In the two preceding eight months, the government said not mark a turning point, but I on the spot market aold for an sessions. Friday. expect the trend to begin to average price of $14.03 a barrel, The Dow Jones average of 30 Some economists suggested the improve later In the year.” compared to a $25.63 average price industrials dropped 5.64 to 1,876.71, decline might represent the long- In a separate report, the Com­ from October 1985 to March 19$6, trimming its gain for the week to awaited turning point in a trade merce Department said new according to Commerce Depart­ 53.42 points. deficit which last year soared to homes sold in April at a brisk ment analysts. CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooka A Ci Volume on the New York Stock $148.5 billion. But others cautioned seasonally adjusted annual rate of It was the lowest dollar amount WHAT ABOUT AT THIS PERTH ANP Exchange reached 151.20 million against too much optimism, claim­ 862,000 units — down 3.5 percent spent on oil Imports in a single I THE ARTIFICIAL WATER TEMPERATURB. ing the real turnabout may be from the record 893,000 rate of the month since June 1678. BREATHING WB'LL NBEP EVERY shares, up from 135.07 million BLONDIE by Daan Young A Sian Drakt OEYICEB OUNCE OP OXYGEN Thursday. several months away. month before but still 33 percent The U.S. trade deficit with Japan , V Sourco: Survey ol the U S adult population by Cambridge Reports. Cambridge. MA The (Commerce Department said remained the largest of any aingle APMIRAL IN THEM TO REACH The Dow Jones industrial aver­ \ ______c 1966 Cambridge Reports, Inc Distributed by King Features Syr>dicale above last April’s level. I THINK THAT POT THE GURPACe age finished May with a net gain of the trade Imbalance fell from the The report showed that the nation, butdropp^to$4.7billlonin HAN OUT OF LUCK 05.73 points, in the process going March level of $14.5 billion, repres­ housing boom spurred by reduced April from the $5.5 billion level of against a historical calendar patt­ enting a decline of 16.6 percent. mortgage interest rates continued the month before. ern. From 1905 through 1985, April’s improvement was led by last month. The huge trade imbalance was a according to the Stock Trader's Business in Brief a 10.2 percent drop In overall The April trade figures showed major factor cited in House debate Almanac, the average posted 16 imports — which totaled $30 billion the impact of both the world drop in last week on a far-reaching trade losses and only five gains in May. in April. This drop offset a 4.8 oil prices and efforts to stablizethe bill that would force the president U.S. Steel rose Vi to 2PA in active Heath at Liberty Mutual 25 years percent decline in exports In April U.S. dollar against foreign to retaliate against nations engag­ to $18.0 billion. currencies. ing In unfair trading practices. trading. Some analysts lately have George W. Heath of M anchester recently celebrated 25 years of begun to discuss the compaily as a The April trade deficit was the The dollar has fallen about 30 That bill passed overwhelmingly. employment with Liberty Mutual Insurance Cos., at the lowest since a $10.9 billion imbal­ percent against other major cur­ President Reagan has threatened INMsible store of undervalued companies’ annual quarter-century dinner, held at the Copley V / l assets. ance last August. rencies since a year ago. Econo­ to veto the measure should It reach ARLO AND JANI8 * by Jimmy Johnson Plaza Hotel in Boston. “ I think it i.*! conclusion Losers among the blue chips s a fr mists claim this decline is finally his desk. MOM*I(mD1»N«lOGa( included International Business Liberty Mutual honored all em­ ployees who have reached 25 years of SOOMP ^ HKTriEHOUKlSratTItnvl' Machines, down Vt at 15244; MGNteMlAGAMST-M Chrysler, down 1V< at 37>/4; Gen­ service and those with 25 years or ON TH E FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook O M im .' more who will be retiring during the Oyster firm shucks business MOPP eral Electric, down 1V4 at 7944, and McDonald’s, down 1V4 at 10244. coming year. Heath is currently ^ S lf tM T employed at Liberty Mutual’s office ing New Haven employees. the shore property,” Mulhall aaid. IT’S MEUJtXi! I WONT HOrt?‘(buwANr Digital Equipment, which de­ NEW HAVEN (AP) - Long nied rumors that it was contem­ in Glastonbury. Island Oyster Farms Inc. is closing Several employees will continue Long Island Oyster’s three-acre IsSiin ‘M b I (rUTTri^ plating a buyback, nevertheless its 140-year history as an oyster working in Greenport harvesting site on the Quinnipiac River has s m ^ c w F l u . WtipiNfr. /I picked up 144 to 9114. harvester and selling out to a clams, Mulhall said. not been sold, he said. In the dally tally on the Big Real estate firm competitor, company officials say. f o m r The company, which dates back Tallmadgervests in recent ye­ c Board, about eight issues declined The company has been weaken­ ars, Bloom said. gets recognition ing for several years due to low to 1846, was purchassed five years in price for every seven that gained ago by an investor group led by ground. The exchange's composite Correnti A LaPenta Real Estate oyster reproduction rates in 7,700 The state Department of Agri­ < W c H *Ai acres of oyster beds leased from William E. Simon, a former U.S. culture said the amount of market­ index dropped .31 to 142.06. Inc., a Manchester real estate firm, Treasury secretary. Nationwide turnover in NYSE- has achieved recognition for placing the state, said John Mulhall, Long able oysters harvested last year ALLEY OOP «by Dave Oraua listed issues, including trades in in the top 10 percentile of more than Island Oyster president. "We’ve saved some of our dropp^ to 820,000 pounds from 1.8 those stocks on regional exchanges leases, but we can’t afford to keep million in 19M. THE NEW TAX WILL GO INTO EFFECT \THE GUARDS AN' WHAT TH'CAPTAIN, r i g h t ; j u s t 8,500 real estate firms across the Last year, brown algea wiped HAPPENS IF H ER E , W ILL TH O U G H T and in the over-the-counter country. out a year’s supply of oysters in the IMMEPIATEi:*'.' EVERYONE IN MOO WILL ) WILL T E L L market, totaled 176.79 million ANTE UP AN ARTICLE OF CLOTHING, A / YOU WHERE W E DO N'T p e r s o n a l l y I 'D A S K .' The honor, awarded by National company’s Greenport, N.Y., puri­ SKIN, FOOD, OR A WEAPON, BEFORE A N T E UP? PUNCH YOUR shares. fying beds, he said. SUNDOW N t o m o r r o w ; LIGHTS OUT.' Standard A Poor's index of 400 Statistical Research Co. of Chicago, MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreavaa A Sollora industrials fell .66 to 276.50, and is based on a computer analysis of In March, Long Island Oyster The SAP’s 500-stock composite index George Heath hundreds of thousands of question­ officials had said they planned to DO YOU SAY I ALWAYS A(5 K BUT H E M U g T ^ naires sent to recent home buyers GOV T&AAAKEAAE 0 6 P P E T T Y was down .63 at 247.35. sell some assets but keep a Hooting Owls 'f» u ie . PI5A Y E R S , The NASDAQ composite index asking for an evaluation of the service they received from the skeleton staff in New Haven and S M A L L . P L IK E GREENS BBC/NJ5 E HE HASNT QOHE rr YET / ^ for the over-the-counter market, real estate firm that handled their transaction. Greenport in order to maintain Gift & Craft Shoppe up 2.19 at 400.16, and the American Correnti and LaPenta scored well above the national average growing beds that might be har- ( \ r ~ ^ Stock Exchange market value when more than 8,500 real estate companies across the country vestable in three years. ^Many Gifts and Handmade Crafts index, up 1.36 at 282.60, continued were surveyed, the company said. This the second year in a «-X l to set new highs. row Correnti and LaPenta has received this industry honor. On Thursday, however, Mulhall said he and his partners decided 553 East Middle Turnpike, Manehester The National Statistical Research Co. was founded in 1968 to several weeks ago to liqudiate (On the Corner of East Middle & Vernon Sts.) assist the real estate industry in offering better service to its THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sansom virtually all of the company’s Hours: Tues. thru Sunday 10-6 customers. assets and lay off the two remain­ ^..COIOTMIS5 ^•^'TWIJK -nCK 6ET CVEPTIMey Beef, oil THIS ORaAT POKTHAT?J Rail woes could shut paper mill ■ OFF&Z../MI. ' BUCKSPORT, Maine — Officials of the Champion Interna­ ,HOW! futures tional Corp. considered Friday whether to close their paper mill Puxxtes Aatrogmph because of high inventories allegedly created because the Maine i^OUROre^JDRS" Central Railroad hasn’t been moving paper stocks efficiently. I M c e a L o o k 'AI?EOWDUTV2«-' are down Rail service has been bad since workers returned to the ACROSS 5 Timbar tree Answer to Praviout Punla railroad after a lengthy strike, company officials said. The 6 Air ingradiant HOU(2S',6eV»l»«5^ railway workers returned to the job last week after a lengthy I Full of (tuff.) 7 Church ^ t o u r By The Associated Press strike which was temporarily ended when President Reagan 4 Povorty-war calendar A ^ . ordered a cooling-off period. at these specials! agancY (abbr.) 8 Actraaa Francis ‘Birthday Concern that the nation's beef The mill manufactures about 1,200 tons of paper a day, a 7 Volga tributary 9 Shining supply may be crowding the meat Champion spokesman said, and Maine Central has to move that 10 CIA 13 Yugoslav river June 1,1966 FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thaves counters sent cattle futures prices much paper out of the mill dally for Champion to stay ahead of its pradacaasor IS Young man Into a steep decline Friday. inventory. I I 1060. Roman 17 Diassnting vots You'll be fortunate in the year ahead Prices for some deliveries ap­ 12 Shabby clothing 20 Woodchopping through social . Make a con­ proached the lV4-cent limit loss 14 Egyptian king tool certed effort to build lots of [sJOVy/ X WOf?f?lEP.-. allowed for daily trading on the Maple syrup prices likely to rise 16 Singer Bob 22 Haroine of 'The relationships. Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Rota Tattoo" I X U u ST <=/\l.LBC> JOHNSON, Vt. — Vermont maple syrup producers are singing GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You may be Live cattle settled .32 cent to .90 Automatic, Air, 18 Sailor 23 Electric fish cent lower with the contract for unsweet tunes as they worry about supermarket prices for their 19 Accounting 24 Force (U t ) called upon today to rectify a delicate PIAL - A - P/?AYF^ AMP Starao, R. Defrost, situation that involves two Intimate delivery in June at 54.07 cents a product rising as much as 40 percent this year. Lynx agency (abbr.) 25 Indian nuraa Much Morel M995 21 Eggs 27 Coaria hair friends. Your tactful solutions will pound; feeder cattle were .68 cent “You’ll start seeing prices go up on the retail level pretty 22 Swamp grass 28 Put on solid please everyone. Major changes are GOT A to 1.10 cents lower with August at soon,” David Marvin, president of the Vermont Sugar Makers 24 Displaass food ahead for Gemini in the coming year. ^ u u M g e F . . 50.45 cents a pound; live hogs were Association, said Friday. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions 25 Not St home 30 Draft .35 cent lower to .20 cent higher “There’s also going to be a shortage around Christmas time, 26 Over (poet.) 32 Whizzed 39 Raaidai 50 Evan (poet) today. Mail $1 to Astro-Qraptv. c/o this with June at 49.77 cents a pound; and many markets will not even have syrup.” newspaper. Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH T h a v a j 5 - j i 27 Wiry 33 Slippery 41 Spawn 52 Motoring aiao- 45201. Be sure to state your zodiac and frozen pork bellies were .45 Vermont is the country’s largest producer of maple syrup. 29 Skids 34 South American 42 Bird (Lat) elation (abbr.) sign. cent lower to .10 cent higher with The industry is reeling from one of the worst maple harvests in 31 Loom bar ostrich 43 Contraption (tl.) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your merits July at 66.92 cents a pound. years. This year, Vermont maple taps produced 338,000 gallons 35 Broad nacktia 36 Japanese 45 Muzzle 53 WWII area WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll will be more obvious to others today Petroleum futures skidded again currency 47 Indafinits par- of maple syrup, compared with last year’s harvest of 525,000 36 Hebrew God 5 4 ______than usual. 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1« - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, May 31. 1M6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 31. 1988 — II V.S./W 0M In B ri^ European rocket fails, is blown up BPORTS Leading Soviet singer defects By Stove Holland flew out of control. that we can find the problem. It is tor Arianespace. United Press International An eerie silence fell over mission part of this risky Imriness.” Last fall, an Ariane rocket had to TOKYO — A singer described as one of the Soviet Union’s top control when news of the rocket’s Even before the Jan. 16 Chal­ be blasted out of the sky during the tenors won $6,000 in a “ Madame Butterfly” contest and promptly KOUROU, French Guiana — failure was revealed. lenger space shuttle disaster, same point in the flight. That flight went under the wing of police to seek asylum in the United States, Europe’s Ariane rocket blasted off A space agency spokesman said Arianespace secured 80 percent of meant the loss of two satellites Japanese officials said Friday. with a $55 million satellite aboard the decision to detonate the rocket the global satellite delivery busi­ worth $100 million and came as Fast track is expected for the Indy 500 A Foreign Ministry spokesman identified the man as Friday, but its third stage failed to was made not because it threa­ ness. After the shuttle disaster, French President Francois Mitter­ Vyacheslav M. Polozov, 36, a tenor from Byelorussia who fire and mission control blew up tened populated areas, but be­ Ariane said it would make room for rand watched from the jungle INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — A and gave his pit crew some final arrived in Tokyo on May 14 for an international opera the rocket, sending it tumbling into cause it was disappearing over the eight more satellite deliveries by space center. ; nine-day gap between the last mud, major concerns days ago. the ocean. practice stops. Most drivers made competition that ended Monday. horizon, meaning officials would the end of 1968 for customers Of 18 Arianespace launchings i full-speed practice and the 70th How the wait will affect drivers After a picture-perfect launch have had to risk shifting to another unable to use the shuttle program. final radio checks and examined remains uncertain. After winning the contest, Polozov skipped the awards party since 1961, four now have failed. : Indianapolis 500 should create a cars for leaks and other problems from the Guiana Space Center, the tracking station. Eariier in the day, d’Allest told "This week I haven’t really Wednesday night and instead turned up at a Tokyo police station, I fast track and a careful start in related to the long wait. where he indicated he wanted to defect, a spokesman for the first stage of the unmanned rocket "There will be an Inquiry board reporters that all eight openings David Lloyd George, Britain’s Saturday’s race, defending cham­ thought much about the race,” separated correctly, but the third National Police Agency said. for this investigation,” d’Allest had been filled, meaning more prime minister during World War pion Danny Sullivan said. “ We just shook down and looked said Michael Andretti, who will stage failed to ignite on schedule. told reporters. ” We are confident start on the outside of row one. !‘l The NPA spokesman said Polozov was under police protection than $380 million in new ^ in e s s I, died In 1948. for leaks,” said five-time winner "The whole mission has been “ The track will be real green. A.J. Foyt. "The session was good just kicked back and did other at an undisclosed location and was being interviewed about his lost,” said Frederic d’Allest, things. Now I have to get back in request. You might just be a little more for just that reason.” chairman of Arianaspace. the cautious in the beginning, but if race mode. French-led International consor­ A total of 24 cars took the track you can’t get it together In 500 ’’You don’t really get the feel of tium that markets, builds and one last time befgr3sthe race, Israeli to be charged In spy case Incident leads to several charges miles, you shouldn’t be out there.” the track at slow speeds,” said launches the Ariane, which has Sullivan said Friday after taking which was postponed last Sunday WASHINGTON — The Justice Department, investigating Andretti, who compared the ses­ been the top competitor to the U.S. VERNON - A Rockville man truck and smashed open the back pursued Sequist to his home, where part in a 30-minute "yellow flag” and Monday by rain. The last whether accused spy Jonathan Pollard was part of a larger space shuttle. sion to a 35 mph drive for the faced a number of charges after he door of the house. Police said that they found additional weapons in practice session at the Indianapo­ full-speed test session was May 22, average motorist. Israeli espionage network in the United States, expects to charge D’Allest said the first two stages broke into a house Friday, then Fortin’s wife, and her sister, the truck. lis Motor Speedway. when time was limited dde to a an Israeli official in the case, government sources said Friday. of the 148-foot rocket separated Speeds were limited to 120 mph major accident involv’ing drivers Pole sitter Rick Mears and threatened police with a gun, Dorothy Tedeschi, and Tedeschi’s Sequist was charged with crimi­ The sources, who asked not to be identified, said Justice correctly and' on time, but the on Friday, meaning 2'A- mile laps George Snider, Dennis Firestone, three-time winner Al Unser Sr., authorities said. 1-year-old baby, hid In a bedroom nal attempt to commit murder, Department ofBcials were broadening the case beyond Pollard, engine in the third stage failed to which normally take less than 45 Roberto Moreno and Josele Garza. who celebrated his 47th brithday while Fortin ran out the front door reckless endangerment, first- based on information he has been providing U.S. authorities in an ignite. The third stage and the Police said that around 3 p.m., seconds lasted more than 75 Firestone withdrew from the field. Thursday, led nine drivers in and called the police. degree burglary, carrying wea­ attempt to strike a plea bargain. 4.400-pound satellite fell together Craig Sequist of Highland Street seconds. Moreno and Snider replaced their bypassing the slow practice. Also Police said that officers con­ pons in a motor vehicle, second- The State Department, for foreign policy reasons, is anxious to into the Atlantic. went to the home of Raymond qualified cars with backups while absent were Bobby Rahal, Johnny fronted Sequist, who threatened degree criminal mischief, and Two Ariane rockets have been Fortin of Risley Road to look for his ’’Everybody says it gets drivers Garza’s crew repaired his quali­ Rutherford, Johnny Parvo.s, Chip defuse the issue and spare the Israeli government further them by waving the shotgun. engaging officers in pursuit. embarrassment, the sources said. launched successfully this year, estranged wife, Alice. When Fortin Officers shot at the front right tire back into the groove after the fied cars. Ganassi, Rich Vogler, ArieLuyen- sending four satellites into orbit. told him she wasn’t there, police of Sequist’s truck as he tried to Sequist was being held on a break but you can’t get in the dyk and rookie Randy Lanier. Pollard, whose arrest on espionage charges last November ’’This probably was more useful Last fall however, an Ariane Said that Sequist retrieved a leave the scene, police said. He $250,000 bond for court appearance groove at 120 mph,” Sullivan said. strained U.S.-Israeli relations, has been held without bond rocket had to be detonated when it loaded shotgun from his pickup "You can’t leam anything in a for us than some of the others Car owner Roger Penske said he 3 didn’t stop, they said, and o ffice rs on Monday, police said. pending a grand jury decision, which is expected as early as next half-hour practice.” because we didn’t know whether kept Unser Sr.'s new Chevrolet- dM. 4C week, sources said. the thing would go around the track powered Penske chassis out of UPI photo ' Sullivan, who compared the or not,” Snider said. "But we practice to save it for the race. The rain-delayed Indy 500 is set to Rick Mears and Michael Andretti to lead Session to running 50 mph on an should be OK.” “ Every lap on the car before the U.N. had the goods on Waldheim PRECISION 15 SPEED interstate, tested a mini-camera to The delay helped speedway race is one less you’ll have for the ansiwer the starter’s flag today with the the parade of 33 cars. be u s^ in his car during the race workers rid the infield of trash and race.” Penske said. front row (from left) of Danny Sullivan, NEW YORK — The United Nations War Crimes Commission ■ decided in 1948 that there was enough evidence to put Kurt BIKE WITH PURCHASE Waldheim on trial for Nazi war crimes, including putting OF SELECTED ITEMS A/L roundup hostages to death, a secret U.N. file on Waldheim showed Friday. The file, made public by the World Jewish Congress, said the IN THIS AD. independent U.N. body considered there to be "sufficient evidence to justify ” Waldheim’s prosecution as a war criminal at the end of World War II. Mets receive a gift victory Waldheim's name also appeared on a 1948 U.S. Army wanted list of suspected war criminals based on the U.N. recommendation. By United Press International Knight’s sacrifice fly to left scored the third Friday to lead the BIGGE Hernandez with the tying run. Chicago Cubs to a 6-1 victory over The U.N. finding, similar to a grand jury indictment because EVER Santana then hit a routine pop up the United Nations does not prosecute cases, was sent back to NEW YORK - Rafael Santana's the Atlanta Braves. on the second base side of the Yugoslavia for official action. Yugoslavia, however, never two-out pop up in the bottom of the Scott Sanderson. 3-2, pitched the infield and the bail dropped in as sought to extradite Waldheim to stand trial. 10th inning fell between colliding first six shutout innings for the second baseman Rob Thompson Thompson and Uribe collided. Cubs, who have won five of their and shortstop Jose Uribe, allowing The decision extended San Fran­ last seven games. Ray Fontenot Allies split on Ignoring SALT 2 Kevin Mitchell to score from cisco losing streak to four games. pitched the final three innings for second base with the winning run his first save. HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — Aliied foreign ministers ended two BIK and give the New York Mets an 8-7 Expos 1, Astros 0 Phillies 2, Padres 0 days of meetings Friday on a chord of sharp disagreement over victory Friday night over the San President Reagan’s plan to adandon the SALT 2 nuclear arms Francisco Giants. At Houston. Bryn Smith and Jeff At , Kevin Gross limitation agreement with Moscow. Reardon combined on a three- tossed an eight- hitter for his first Secretary of State George Shultz denied there was a rift in the After Thompson had given the hitter and Mike Fitzgerald hit a shutout of the season Friday night Western alliance over the issue but acknowleged a great deal of Giants a 7-6 lead with a leadoff solo home run Friday night to to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to spark the Montreal Expos to a 1-0 their fourth straight victory, a 2-0 criticism of Reagan's decision in two days of closed-door homer off winner Jesse Orosco, victory over the Astros, snapping decision over the San Diego meetings of North Atlantic Treaty Organization foreign EVENT! 2-2, in the top of the 10th, the Mets Houston’s four-game winning Padres. ministers. struck for two runs in the iMttoin of streak. Gross, 4-5. struck out four and Like Shultz, NATO Secretary-General Peter Carrington the inning to extend their‘winning streak to six games. walked two in going the distance OPEN SUNDAY....12 TO 5 Smith. 4-4, allowed three hits sought to downplay the clash over the unratified 1979 U.S.-Soviet for the fourth time this season. arms agreement. Carrington told reporters he had “ no doubt we HOW MUCH WOULD YOU PAY FOR Keith Hernandez led off with a over 7 1-3 innings. He walked one Eric Show. 3-3, went six innings have emerged better informed and perhaps a little bit wiser” BICYCLE...^^70 ...... ‘200.? .. . single off Greg Minton and, one out and struck out four before yielding and took the loss for San Diego. from the meetings. WELL, FOR A LIMITED T IM E A T l\l S itU tn t'd later, Mark Davis. 1-3, relieved to Reardon, who notched his But British Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe told a news J a ND RIDE OUT and yielded a single to Mitchell, National League- leading 12th Rada 6, Cardinals 4 THIS BEAUTIFUL FIRENZE BICYCLE IS YOlYOURS WITH^ save. conference later the British government hopes the United States who was hitting for Darryl Straw­ At Cincinnati, Ron Oesterhit two will stay within the SALT 2 treaty. He called the treaty "an l??EEOTS!lmNGBIKE..- THE PURCHASE OF 100's OF ITEMS. berry. Juan Berenguer replaced home runs and Joe Price and John important component in the process of arms control ahd we don’t Davis and unleashed a wild pitch, CubsA< Braves 1 Franco combined for six innings of want that process to come unraveled.” i t^h^e^p u r c h a s e S ^ putting runners on second and At Chicago. Ryne Sandberg two- hit relief Friday night to lead I SELECTED ITEMS IN third. He then walked Howard drilled a three-run homer in the the to a 6-4 victory Johnson to load the bases. Ray first inning and added a solo shot in over the St. Louis Cardinals. Herald photo by Tucker Soviets warn against renunciation A Manchester sophomore Laurie Smith three marks, including one in the high GENEVA — The Geneva arms talks and a U.S.-Soviet summit AL roundup clears the bar in the high jump in a jump, at Friday’s CCC East Meet. this year will be in jeopardy if the United States follows through FAMOUS recent meet at Wigren Track. Smith set with plans to abandon SALT 2 limitations on strategic nuclear MAKE weapons, official Soviet sources warned Friday. In Bonn, the head of the Soviet news agency Novosti, Valentin 26p t Falin, also voiced pessimism about a new summit this year, DEHUNIDinER Twins bomb the Red Sox charging Washington with “ driving the two sides apart” instead MHS sophomore, Smith of seeking common ground. night to power the Kansas City Y Bv United Press International seventh, the latter his first hit of President Reagan announced his intention Tuesday to break the season from the right side of Royals to a 12-2 romp over the MITSUBISHI Texas Rangers. out of SALT 2 limits this fall while dismantling two aging MINNEAPOLIS - Roy Smalley the plate. The three Twin homers submarines to keep in compliance for the present. U.S. allies in Brewers 11, Indians 7 ATALSIEFFERT'SYOU smacked two home runs, one from raised the club’s major league­ shatters three records Western Europe have expressed opposition to such a move. G E T MORE.... THE niKEV each side of the plate. Tom leading total to 78. At Cleveland, Cecil Cooper went • FREE DELIVERY 15 Youns’l i Brunansky added a two-run shot Boston took a 1-0 lead on Jim • FREE NORMAL HOOK UP 1 9 " 3-for-6 and drove in five runs HARTFORD — The Central was an inch better on her next in the long jump and sixth in the •FREE REMOVAL and Steve Lombardozzi and Randy Rice's RBI single. Friday night to power the Milwau­ Connecticut Conference East Div­ jump and then settled for a new 100-meter hurdles with personal White House softens its stand • FREE SERVICE Bush each hit two-run doubles to The Twins went ahead 3-1 lead in ...PLUS MUCH MOREI * ^ COLOR TV A kee Brewers to an 11-7 victory over ision Girls' Track Meet is used as a school record of 17-feet, 3Y<-inches. bests in both events. Nicholson was WASHINGTON — The White House Friday softened its tough pace the Minnesota Twins to a 13-5 their half of the first. Kirby Cleveland, extending the Indians' tune-up for the upcoming state In the 400-meter dash, Smith’s fourth in both the high jump and Puckett and Smalley each drew stand against reporters who air intelligence secrets, with a victory Friday night over Boston, losing streak to six. tournament competition. And previous best was a 61.6 but she javelin. The sophomore distance snapping the Red Sox’s four-game walks off Woodward. Kent Hrbek blasted by the field and turned in a spokesman urging them to use “ their own responsibility as /s/ AND\ Blue Jays 6, White Sox 0 Manchester High, sophomore team of Kim Jarvis, Mindy Forde 4 4 9 winning streak. reached second on an error by Laurie Smith in particular, tuned 59.6. shattering Sue Donnelly’s and Doreen Breen took second, Americans” to protect national security. ‘/the bike' Keith Atherton, 2-2, earned the Boston shortstop Bey Quinones, At Toronto. Dave Stieb tossed a At the same time, deputy press secretary Edward Djerejian , lis YOURS' up in fine style by setting three record of 60.5, also set in 1980. third and sixth, respectively in the victory by going 5 1-3 innings in who couldn’t catch a relay throw four-hitter to record his first said CIA Director William Casey used the wrong word when he school reconfs in leading the And finally. Smith cleared the 1600-meter run. Jarvis had a relief of Frank Viola, who was from first baseman Bill Buckner, victory since the opening game of bar at 5-feet, 2‘/4-inches in the high told news organizations Wednesday they should not engage in vtisooW^ Indian effort. personal best of 5:45. Chris Nielsen making his American League­ allowing Puckett to score. the 1985 American League Cham­ jump, surpassing the previous “ speculation” about the substance of what accused spy Ronald REFRIGERATOR Smith won the long jump, high had a personal best of 61.9 in the 400 leading 12th start. Atherton gave pionship Series, and Ranee Mullin- mark of 5-feet, 1-inch set by Mary while Jessica Marshall turned in Pelton sold the Soviet Union. TOSHIBA Royals 12, Rangers 2 jump and 400-meter dash. She was up five hits and struck out five. Rob iks belted a three-run homer far and away the best in the long Mullaney (1983) and Sarah Nichol­ her best clocking ever at 2:35. Pelton is on trial in Baltimore for selling information on U.S. • 14 OAV/4 EVENT Friday night to lead the Toronto • CABLE READY Woodward, 0-1, took the loss. At Kansas City. Mo.. Rudy Law jump. She shattered the school- son (1985). Next action for Manchester is at submarines that eavesdropped on the Soviet Union. The trial, in • WIRELESS REMOTE Smalley hit a solo shot in the scored four times and tied a team Blue Jays to a 6-0 triumph over the record of 16-feet, 8-inches, set by There were other fine efforts the State Class L Meet next which the government plans to reveal some of its own secrets and 6 4 9 V M M C A M im Chicago White Sox. third and a three-run blast in the record with three doubles Friday Robyn Washington in 1980, on her turned in by Manchester athletes. Saturday at Hail High School in withhold others, became the flashpoint in a month-long RECORDER The loss was the sixth in a row for first jump at 16-feet, 10-inches. She Sophomore Val Holden was second West Hartford. administration campaign against “ unauthorized disclosure” of the White Sox. classified material by its own employees and by reporters. BFrigidaire • AUTOMATIC The Weekend Lush land becomes battleground DRYING McCormick latest to join hail of fame • GIANT 18 LB. HEAVY DUTY COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Bomb explosions at a busy bottling ELECTRIC Moriarty at Newington on Sunday plant and in a military convoy killed 26 people Friday in the bv Earl Yost and football in different high years later. He moved to Manches­ Twilight League baseball action continues this weekend when Sports Editor Emeritus schools, his father being trans­ ter in 1932 and resided here for 50 3 bloody ethnic struggle that is turning this lush land of tea and DRYER Moriarty Brothers travels to Newington High on Sunday to face years. spices into a battleground. AUTOMATIC ferred annually in his church work. the Newington Capitols at 5 p.m. The MBs, who beat Society, 4-3, Best known on the local sports During his long residency here. About 3,500 people have been killed in four years of conflict He wound up in Iowa. '/ AND \ in their season opener on Thursday, are the defending regular front as "Father of the New He entered Drake University McCormick was a member of a between Tamil rebels who seek an independent homeland in WASHER "/IMF BlKr\ Panasonic season champions. England Relays,” Christie McCor­ and was a varsity tackle and end in number of town boards, including northern Sri Lanka and the government controlled by the llS YOURS'J • VARIABLE POWER mick was also an outstanding football and a guard in basketball, the Board of Directors, and was a majority Sinhalese. • TOUCH CONTROLS WITH OPTIONAL BRACKET all-around athlete, coach, teacher, winning letters all four years. He charter member of the Manches­ A Tamil guerrilla group with exile headquarters in India 4 4 9 MICROWAVE Television and radio highlights offical, army officer, and com­ graduated in 1914. ter Community College Board of claimed responsibility for the explosion in the convoy that killed munity leader. Next came the start of a Directors. 18 soldiers. Police said rebels also were suspected of rigging a TODAY The late son of a Kansas coaching career in the high school Always interested in track, and Tennis: French Open, ESPN. bomb in a truck that blew up and killed eight people in the IT 9 a.m. — minister, McCormick today was ranks in Iowa before entering the for many years an official at the downtown Colombo soft-drink bottling plant. 11 a.m. - — Indianapolis 500, Channels 8, 40. announced as the fourth man to be army in World War II as an Drake Relays, McCormick visi­ HEADQUARTERS 1 p.m. — Cardinals vs. Reds, Channels 22, 30. inducted into the Manchester infantry second lieutenant. His oned for several years the day i 2; 30 p.m. — LPG A Championship, ESPN. Sports Hall of Fame at its seventh second Angona Iowa football team WILAT KVF.R YOUR NEEDS.... when a major track and field Chernobyl women fare better 4:05 p.m. — Yankees vs. A ’s, SportsChannel, WPOP. annual dinner September 26 at the won the state championship, his event, patterned after the Drake WE lUWE THE MR CONDITIONER — Boxing: Gerry Cooney vs. Eddie Greg, Channels 8, Army and Navy Club. He’ll be MOSCOW — A Soviet doctor said Friday that 130 of the 299 4; 30 p.m. basketball squad lost in the finals Relays, would be part of R)R YOU' joined by Jimmy Roach, Earl and his track squad won a majority people hospitalized after the Chernobyl nuclear accident have 40. Manchester. • W1N1X)W INSTALLATION 4:30 p.m.. — Kemper Open, Channel 3. Ballsieper and Fran Leary. The of its meets. When separated from been discharged, and said that women can better combat the • THRU THE W.\LL fifth selection will also come with a Through his persistentcy, and 5 p.m. —— College : Miami vs. Oklahoma State, service he wore the silver bars of a support from the college, the New effects of severe radiation then men. • C/VSEMENT.'SLIDER W1N1X)W distinguished list of deceased captain and won the Distinguished Dr. Angelina Guskova, chief radiologist at the Moscow hospital ESPN. England Relays were bom 11 ANA' lA'l’ E OF IN'STALUU'ION 7 p.m. — Giants vs. Mets, SportsChannel, WKHT. individuals who made their mark Service Cross. where many victims of the April 26 disaster are treated, did not years ago. Today, it’s one of the WE H.AVE T;.\1 ALL' 8p.m. — College World Series: Indiana State vs. Florida State, in sports in Manchester. While serving as secretary of the say in her remarks to the official news agency Tass whether the premier track and field promo­ SIZILS FROM -IHOO KLU'f, U) McCormick, who died in 1982 at Algona Chamber of Commerce in patients returned to the Ukraine. ESPN. tions in New England. 36.000 Frnj-^s. . — Red Sox vs. Twins, Channel 38, WTIC. the age of 89, earned a reputation 1919, McCormick continued to 8:30 p:m as one of the leading college McCormick's name will live coach football at the city’s high forever on the MCC campus as the ------SFECIAI PR0«0T10II_D0E8 n o t APPIY TO PRIOR SALES. football officials in the Midwest school. easy TO GET TOI ^ ^ sports area, which include soccer SUNDAY and East. Counting high school and It was off to law school in 1920 m4 ( Ss Uu nit i Mim D d b . ^ ■ 1 M a M B ■ . . Noon — Tennis: French Open (delay). Channels 22, 30. and softball fields in the spring. It In Mem oriam prep games, McCormick worked and during his three-year law Bunizni 1 p.m. — Golf: Kemper Open, Channel 3. will be dedicated the Christie In loving memory of Mrs. Marie WE DELIVER more than 400 games. For years course he coached freshman foot­ 2:15 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Twins, Channels 22, 30, 38, WTIC. the man in the zebra striped shirt McCormick Sports Complex next Benton, who passed away May If you haven't received your ball. basketball and track at-Drake year. ____ Manchester Herald by 5:30 p.m. 3 p.m. — LPGA championship, ESPN. could be found working Saturday and scouted football games for the 31, 1980. UP) photo weekdays or 8 am . Saturdays, E-ZTOMSi 3 p.m. — Giants vs. Mets, Channel 40. afternoon games in the Missouri varsity. In addition to the five Hall o7 Everyday in some small way. please call your carrier. If you’re SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER III I • CMS 3:30 p.m. — Celtics vs. Rockets, Channel 3, WKHT. 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Insurance in 1927 in Idaho, coming M.H. of Fame on September 26. mick played baseball, basketball to the main office in Hartford two Labor Day. It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May SI. 19«6 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May »1.1M6 — M SCOREBOARD Bird says current Celtics have best balance

By PrtdBrIck Wottrinan "T h is is definitely the best team and 2 by margins of 12 and ^ ship series, have history on their have allowed them to take the title games. In those other two gomes with 0 single and double for Janitorial. Unittd PrttB IntErnotionol I’ve played on because it seems Darryl Robson also hod an RBI for Malar La a iM laadara LP8A raauHa points. side. without returning to Boston four of the starters hit for at least - Janitorial. Uke everybody is unselfish this " I f you give us Just one win, Only two teams have rallied Garden. 10 points. SoftKaU INDIANAPOLIS 500 HOUSTON - U r r y Bird has year," he said. "This year we’re anything can happen," Fitch said. Raakiaa AtM888P,0hl8,AA8VX from 0-2 to win the championship “Game Two was big," said TbrePBb B8RM8 of Ttamday, May 22. played on two NBA chamirions in able to move the ball around the “ With a young team like this, one series, the last being the 1977 Johnson. "T o have lost could have The Rockets believe Boston has Personal Tee beat the Elks Club, 204, AIMWANUAGW SecMdround Boston but the ata^ forward says perimeter and we have guys who on FrIM y night. Personal Tee was led that’s learning and improving Portland team led by Bill Walton, meant a lot of trouble for us. Now not seen the true Houston team, tbdhri^ki^d b^ERisg Ayako Okomoto 6870— 1M neither team was as balanixd as can hit the outside shot." Wm m ii’i Rn by Andy Moron, who cranked a homer, Mover, cib Ob r b ib lb t a 'f b lM Ok-Hee Ku 6871— IX every game, one win would be a now a Celtic reserve. that we’re 2-0, we’re going to try to one that will em erge in Sunday’s ond David L ^ id lc e and Don Merder, % -jp ’ Bo m Bos 164 33 6215 0 5 33, m Lori (Torbocz 6874— IX the current edition of the Celtics. Boston’s offense is no longer great thing, but we are playing a " I feel good aboutip ying at smoke them in Game Three.” gam e at ’The Summit. Th « Main Pub dtttrovtd Oornran who cracked three hits apiece. Mike Y o ^ , AMI 140 2S n V 1 3 13,371 Mindy Moore 7868—119 The Celtics, two games away limited to the big men Inside. great team ." home,” said Ralph Sampson, who Boston has avoided this fouls and Insuronct, 29-4, In 4V4 Innlnot at Fleinmlna connected for a homer for F u ^ , AAn 198 41 n i l 1 15 36,359 Muffin si^cer-Oevlln 7867— IX "W e will be a different team for Cborttr Oak Flald on F rld w nloM. thelElks, while T.J. Cricfcmore and from their 16th NBA Utle, face Guards Danny Ainge, Dennis " I t ’s embarrassing to get to the hit Just 8 of 27 field-goal attempts in inconsistency which have plagued Mltni^, N 191 3965160738,340 Pot Bradiev 67-73— IX sure,” said Akeem Olajuwon. Mini* Ralnav rocktttd two homo runt, Heother Moroues ployed sparkling ObI ^ , Mil 85 9 30 5 0 2 14.329 Becky Pearson 7668— IX Houston Sunday in Game 3 of their Johnson and Jerry Sichting have finals and play like this," said the games at Boston Garden. the Rockets, who have only two a doublo and a tlnglt to pact tho Pub's oerwRt#. S M s ^ Bol 92 13 M 4 1 6 23.336 Cindy Mackey 7878-1X ' best-of-seven championship ser­ proven to Houston that they can 31-hlt assault. Oorton Downhamoddod _ A t. HIghjond Pork, Strono Real Fitch.' "But we haven’t played a "W e’ll be sleeping in our own beds, players with previous experience And they better be, for if the Bell, Tor 176 25 57 10 3 7 34.324 Hollis Stacy 6873— 141 ies. The Rockets had the league’s two doublos and two sinalcs. For Is t o t a ^ k e d Paganl Caterers, 11-7. Lvtm, Bol 146 23 47 4 1 6 25.322 Alice Rttzmon 7348-141 score from outside. team as good a Boston In getting eating our own food and be playing in a championship series. Rockets lose Game 3, history says Gorman, Suo Hatch hit a double and Brent Marler laced a homer and Rich A.J. Foyt(t977) second best home mark, losing Just O'Brten, Tx 156 35 50 13 1 6 25.331 Robin WoHon 6873— 141 Houston coach BUI Fitch is here." in our own gym .” Each of Boston’s five starters they are out of the series. No team tiaht others hod sinales. Prenetto pounded three hits. Kyle TRIVIA PURSUIT Lemon, Dot ill 10 35 6 1 3 15.315 Louren Howe 73-69— 142 five times in 4l games at the looking for a victory to turn around Stondlnes — Hunorv Tiger 44, Zowlstowskl and Dove Eastwood Griffin, Oak 167 31 52 9 0 0 13,311 ’The veteran Celtics, playing in With the 2-3-2 home-site format, have s(x>red in double figures in ail has recovered from a 0-3 deficit to Penny Pulz 71-71— IX . Summit. the series. Boston won Games 1 Century 21 4-1, Main Pub 4-1, Taloea gjoyed iMlI on defense for Strono. Meet wins 4, A.J. Foyl (1961, '64, 67, ’77) Murray, Bl 161 23 SO 6 0 7 35,311 Myra Blockwelder 71-71— IX their third consetnitive champion­ a Houston victory in Game 2 woul(l but two of the r^itipa’ i i ninvnrr win. Associates 4-1, D.W. Fish 1-3, Allied Hitting stars for Pogonl were Down HIM, Ook 67 9 27 3 0 2 10,310 Jull Inkster 7873— IX Printing 1-4, Sbortsman Cote 1-4, Appleton and Nick Smith, while Chris Collins, Dot 136 21 39 0 1 0 11,310 Vicki FergiHi 7870— IX Gorman Insurance 0-5. Londrle and Justin Muir contributed Most coiiMcutivg wins 2, Wilbur Shaw (1939-40), Msurl Mosebv, T r 191 29 99 6 2 6 25.309 Connie ChlllemI 6874— IX with the leather. Ross (1947-46), Bill Vukovich (1963- Rndtah, NY 163 29 90 6 1 0 19.309 Potty Sheehan 7870-1X Nwthtrn 54), Al Unser Sr. (1970-71) Easier, NY 131 IS 41 0 1 4 24.306 Sharon Barrett 7870— IX MHS, East nines Oowiwig, a 199. 29 49 13 3 5 25.308 Dale Eggellng 7873— IX WInInger's Gymnastics scared 10 Jock son. Cl 117 31 36 4 0 7 18.308 Jon Stephenson 7873— IX runs In the final two frames to oyertake Baseball Fpslpsl winning spppd 163.612 mph, Rick Mesrs (1964) Rice, Bos 162 39 56 13 0 5 34.308 Laura Bough 7873— IX Manchester Oil Heat, 13-9, at Robert­ Joyner, Cal 190 33 30 6 0 16 41.305 Ann8Marle Palll 7871— IX son Pork. Bob Reault, Pat Hutereou Bontauei, Bl 62 11 25 3 0 1 5.305 Potty Hayes 6876— IX Bolne8,thl 173 23 53 5 0 7 28.302 see action Monday ond Rob Connelly cranked three hits SlowpsI winning speed 74.59 mph, Rsy Hsrroun (1911) Rosie Jones 7873— IX each for the winners. Chuck Lankford, DavM, Sea 149 21 45 7 1 8 X . 302 JoAnne Comer 71-73— IX Bill SIbrInti and Bob Walsh added two NL atandlnga Fletchr, Tx 126 23 X 6 3 0 10.302 Mlnie BerteotM 7871— IX apiece. For Oil Heat, Ken Ferry Jr. and Biggest winning margin 13:06, Jules Goux (1913) ipdhrldeel gitcMne Mary Dwyer 7848— IX HAM DEN — Rankings and the Eagles are also on the road ILote game net Included) Mtcber, db w I Ip h bb so era Kathy Baker 7874— IX Carl Ochino roped three hits each, pairings for the State Baseball Monday. They venture to Hamden while Ken Ferry Sr. and Jim Fox added Elchhom, T r 4 3 44.2 18 13 46 1.01 Dawn Coe 71-73— IX W L Pet. GB SmsIlesI winning margin 0.16 seconds, Gordon Johncock (1962) Farr, KC 3 1 M.1 31 11 25 1.73 Sandra Palmer 7670— IX Tournament were released Friday to visit ISth-ranked 11-7 Eli Whit­ a pair apiece. New York 31 11 — Stondings — P.M. Construction 54, .731 — Leonard, KC 4 4 69.0 53 13 X 1.96 Deborah McHoffte 7871— IX afternoon at the CIAC headquar­ ney Tech. Montreal 26 It .591 6 Nelson, Chi 4 1 41.2 X 14 » 3.16 Trash Away 4-1, Manchester Police Philadelphia Most laps led, winner 198, Billy Arnold (1930) Jody Rosenthal 71-73— IX ters in Hamden with the road to be Union 3-2, Dean Machine 2-3, Gibson's 19 24 .442 1216 Darwin, Mil 3 1 X.O X 11 25 2.25 Amy Alcott 7871— IX Both games have 3:30 p.m. Chicago 19 25 .432 13 BordI, Bal 3 0 34.0 27 16 X 3.X Barb Thomas 7872— IX followed for Manchester High, Gym 2-3, WInInger's Gymnastics 2-3, Pittsburgh 16 24 starts. Manchester OH Heat 1-4, Cox Coble 1-4. .400 14 Fewest laps led, winner 2, Joe Dawson (1912) Hlguera, Mil 6 4 85.1 69 X 74 2.43 AAarta Flguera8Dottl 7873— IX East Catholic and Cheney Tech not St. Louis 16 27 .372 15'/i Haas, Oak 7 1 60.1 46 16 X 3.54 Nancy Ledbetter 7873— IX Clemens, Bs 8 0 73.3 X 31 81 2.69 Martha Nause 7875— IX easy ones. Cheney Tech, the Charter Oak A 'E n t Houston 26 19 .571 — Youngest winner 22 years old, Troy Ruttmsn (1952) Bannisir, Ch 3 4 47.1 43 X X 2.U Patti Rizzo 7671— IX Manchester, 10-10, is the 28th and Conference champions, at 16-4 S y Uego 24 22 .522 2'/i Correo, Tex 3 3 63.0 45 X 58 2.M Jane Geddes 7849— IX final team in the Class L L Division overall are the No. 4 seed in Class Allied Printing topped Glenn Con­ Atlanta 24 22 .522 2'/<) DavM, Chi 3 1 64.1 X X 41 2.94 Laurl Peterson 71-74— IX struction, 7-3, at Robertson. Jim Son Francisco 24 23 .511 3 DIdesI winner 47 years old, Bobby Unser (1961) Hurst, Bos 4 3 73.1 69 19 84 3.99 Shirley Furlong 7872— IX field. The Indians hit the road L. Coach Bill Baccaro’s Beavers Roselle singled and homered, while Los Angeles 22 25 .460 5 NIekro, Nv 5 2 64.0 59 X X 3.X Solly Quinlan 7873— IX Monday to face All Connecticut do not see action until Wednesday four others smashed two hits apiece for Cincinnati it JS .419 7 Witt, Cal 4 4 76.0 66 27 61 3.X Cathy Reynolds 7873— IX Conference member Notre Dame, when they host the Torrington- Allied, Including Doug Leonard, Tom Frtdov's Results NATKM4AL LEAGUE Silvio Bertolacclnl 7874— IX Powers, Tom Perone ond John Peor- Chlcoga 6, Atlanta 1 Individual batting Deborah Skinner 6877— IX IS-S, in West Haven. Notre Dame is Bristol Central winner. Torring- son. Ben Paganl and Dan Guachlone Philadelphia 2, San Diego 0 player, db ob r hSbSbhrrMavg Jane Blalock 7873— IX the No. 5 seed. ton, 12-7, is 13th seed while Bristol yanked two hits each for Glenn. Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 4 Gwynn, SO 176 X 62 7 1 5 13.352 Dianne Dailey 71-75— IX O n tral, 11-9, is the 20th ranked Standings — Manchester Medical Montreal 1, HoustonO Roy, Pit 163 X 5712 0 2 X . 352 Judy Dickinson 7870— IX East, 12-8, is the 18th seed in the V Supply 4-1, PoMnl Caterers 4-1, Allied New YorkI, Son Fronclsco7 (10) HmndZ, NY IX X 54 13 0 3 a .3 X Beth Daniel 7873— IX 21-team Class L Division field and club. Printing 4-1, Glenn Construction 3-2, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, night Knight, NY 131 18 44 13 0 6 X .3 X (tabble AAossev 7869— 147 Gentle Touch Car Wash 2-3, Nels Saturdov*s Gomes Brown, SF IX X 45 5 2 3 X .3 X Val Skinner 7874— 147 Johnson 1-4, J.C. Penney 1-4, Reed AH Times ID T Brooks, Mtl IX X X10 312 X .XI Penny Hommel 7873— 147 .--m Construction 1-4. St. Louis (Forsch 3-3) at Cincinnati Leonard SF 167 X X 5 2 6 X .317 Tommy Fredrickson 7673— 147 (Browning 24), 1:15 p.m. Walling, Hou 95 11 X 5 0 1 9.316 San Diego (Droveckv 5-3) at Phila­ Caroline (tawan 7673— 147 Jarryd upset victim r ‘A’ Cmtral A.J. Foyl (1961) Obrkfll, Atl IX 16 41 5 0 1 14.315 Jane Crofter 7876— 147 delphia (Hudson 2-3), 1:20 p.m. Raines, AAtl i n X 5412 4 4 12.314 Kristi Arrington 71-76— 147 Atlonta (Johnson 6-3) at Chicago Sax, LA 164 X 51 9 0 4 16.311 Nosslff Arms cruised past Jones (Eckerslev 2-2), 4:05 p.m. Detendlng champ Danny Sullivan Isn't listed In any ot these Indianapolis 500 Vicki Tobor 71-76— 147 Londscaplng/Zems, 94, at Fltigerald categories. In 1984, though, Rick Mears had the fastest winning time ever. Mrphv, AM IX X 51 9 1 8 X . 307 Deb Richard 7875— 147 Field. Ken Bovler belted a solo homer Los Angeles (Honeycutt ^2) at Porker, CIn 1 » 24 53 9 010 31 .306 Bonnie Lauer 7874— 147 at the French Open and a single, while Art Hatzo, Stan Pittsburgh (KIpperIM), 7:05 p.m. (tamer. Ho 112 X 34 9 1 4 14.304 AAorlene Floyd 7873— 147 Luszczak and Rick Nicola added two San Francisco (Gorrelts 4-5) of New AAcRynIds, IX X 4910 1 9 X . 302 Nancy Scranton 7873— 147 hits each for Nosslff. Paul Frenette York (Oleda6-1), 7:05p.m. Brawara 11, Indiana 7 (tawsn, Mtl IX 24 46 9 3 9 X .X I Therese Hesslon 7673— 147 Montreal (Tibbs 3-1) at Houston (Ryan Mata B. Blanta 7 (10) Smith, StL IX 15 X 9 I 0 13.3X Bv Martin Lader Kriek grabbed at it. hammered a three-run homer and Rich 36), 1:35 p.m. Atsuko HIkage 7673— 147 Belefcewicz added a two-run shot. Jeff Schmdt. Ph 147 X4480834.2X Melissa Whitmire 7876— IX United Press International "I never in my life have gotten tuiidoy's Gomes Dunstn, Ch IX a X 12 1 6 18.294 Schmidt was the lone batter with two Atlanta at Chicogo MILWAUKEE CLEVELAND SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK Janet Anderson 7674— IX mad at an opponent, but that guy hits for the losers. ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM Hayes, Phi 151 X 4415 0 3 31 .XI Denise Streblg 7674— IX Standings — Main Pub 4-1, B A G Los Angeles at Pntsburgh Molltor If 5 3 3 2 Butler cf 3 0 11 Bream, Pit IX X «1 3 2 7 21.286 Cathy Krotzert 7873— IX PA R IS — Another In a long line was an absolute Jerk," said Kriek, San Diego at Philadelphia Aldrete rf 3 1 1 0 Dykstra cf 4 1 1 0 webstr, MM 144 a 41 11 0 3 16.285 of blond Swedes shook up the ) ■ Lounge 3-2, Farr's 3-2, Harpo's 3-2, Montreal at Houston Riles ss 4 3 2 0 Franco ss 5 13 0 Minton p 1 0 0 0 Boekmn 2b 4 1 0 0 Dsedee Lasker 7674— IX complaining that Mattar questi­ Nosslff Arms 3-2, Manchester Cycle Cooper 1b 6 13 5 Corter It 5 111 MDavM p 0 0 0 0 Hmndt 1b 5 12 1 Sndbrg, Ch 176 16 X I I 1 3 a . 284 Beverly Klass 7878-1X French Open Friday by humbling oned too many calls and violated St. Louis at Cincinnati Ogllvle dh 5 0 11 Thorntn dh 6 1 2 1 Morind, Ch 166 17 47 5 0 5 X . 283 Kathryn Young 7873— IX 2-3, Jones Landscoplng/Zems 14, Lo- San Francisco at New York Berengr p 0 0 0 0 Cortar c 4 10 0 seventh seed Anders Jarryd in throp Insurance 14. Sveum 3b 5 0 4 2 Jocobv 3b 4 10 1 Clark 1b 4 0 11 Strwbrr rf 2 2 1 0 Revnids, Pt 147 X 41 14 0 4 16.2X MItzl Edge 7875— IX the 30-second rule for starting a AL atandlnga Deer rf 4 0 0 0 Tobler 1b 5 13 1 Brenly c 5 11 0 MItchll ph 1 1 1 0 Individud gllchino Sue Foglemon 7875— IX straight sets to reach the fourth point. (tantner 2b 4 0 1 0 CCostlll rf 2 1 1 0 Leonard n 5 1 1 1 Fatter If 2 113 pitcher, db w I Ip h bb se era Chris Johnson 77-71— IX round. CiMrtw Oak Mannng cf 5 2 2 0 Williams If 2 1 1 1 Howell, LA 1 3 31.0 31 18 X 1.16 DMNXQuaHfy "H e ’s a good player but I had no (West Ceost games net Included) Otavls cf 4 13 3 McOowll p 0 0 0 0 U lf Stenlund, ranked No. 101 in Cerone c 4 2 2 1 Nixon If 0 0 0 0 Oulnont- 3b 5 1 1 0 Hoop ph 10 0 0 Burke, Mtl 2 0 X.1 X 14 X 1.17 Cathy Morse 7876— IX respect for him at all. Sometimes Elmore Associates edged Center Worrell, StL 3 3 S.2 X 18 16 1.34 ■tip,’' Congo, 2-1, at Fitzgerald. Don Case East Hall It 10 0 0 Thmpsn 2b 4 1 1 1 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Donna White 7871— IX the world and playing in his first you Just have to say enough is W L Pet. GB Bemzrd 2b 4 0 2 0 Uribe ss 5 0 11 Teufel ph 0 0 0 0 Kerfeld, Hou 5 1 37.1 19 14 31 1.45 Sherri Steinhouer 7675— IX ever Grand Prix tournament, crunched a triple and two singles for Bando c 4 0 11 Oleda, NY 6 1 X.1 48 13 X 1.X enough.” a Elmore. Rick MIgllore collected a pair Boston 31 15 .674 — LaCoss p 2 0 0 0 Johnsn ph 0 0 0 0 AAorv Beth Zimmerman 7874— IX New York X 16 .652 1 Totals 41 II 18 11 Totols 41 7 15 7 Laskey p 0 0 0 0 Knight 3bRoMnsn, 3 0 1 3 Cn 3 0 37.0 X 14 a 1.X Lynn Adams 7874— IX defeated his ninth-ranked country­ of safeties for Center Congo. Mlhooukoe I4S8M881— 11 Locoes, SF 5 1 X.3 X 10 a 1.91 Kathy Postlewalt 71-78— IX Two seeded Americans were Standings — Lastrodo Pizza 4-1, Baltimore 27 17 .614 3 AAaldnd ph 1 0 1 0 Santana u 5 0 0 0 man, 6-4, 6-2, 6-3. Detroit 23 20 .535 6'/) Clovolond 888188 680— 7 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 Berenvl p 10 0 0 HershMr, LA 5 3 74.0 X X 57 1.W Lynn Connellv 7876— IX eliminated in third-round Elmore Associates 4-1, MCC Vets 3-2, (tame-wlnnlno RBI— Molltor (3). (taoden, NY 6 3 78.0 X 14 62 1.96 "After the first set I had no Tierney's 3-2, Monchester Property Milwaukee 24 21 .533 6‘/i Gladden cf 2 1 2 0 Aguilera p 1 0 0 0 Nancy Whlt8Brewer 7874— 150 matches. Zina Garrison, No. 10, Cleveland 22 24 .478 9 -E— Sveum. DP— Clevelond 1. Wilton If 2 0 0 0 Drovekv, SO 5 3 a.1 B 16 44 2.12 MIssle Mc(taorge 7878— 150 guts,” was Jarryd’s quiet assess Maintenance 3-2, Connecticut Bank LDB— Milwaukee 10, Cleveland 15. Knepper, Ho 8 2 84.2 69 24 48 2.13 went out to 18-year-oId Italian ond Trust 2-3, Postal Express 14, Toronto 22 26 .458 10 TetaM « 7 12 7 TetaM » 8 7 7 Colleen Walker 7877— 150 ment of his performance. "I have West 2B— Cooper, Bernazard, Minton. 3B— TWe ouM when wiiMinp rep tcered. Franco, CIn 0 1 a.O X 17 X 2.X Morel Bozorth 7877— 150 Laura Garrone, the world Junior Center Congo 0-5. Manning 2. HR— Molltor (3). SF— Smith, Atl 4 4 X.3 61 X 67 2.X no explanation of why I don’t have Texas 24 22 .522 — Sun FruncMce 8128818181— 7 Lisa Young 7877— 150 champion, 6-2, 6-2, and No. 16 California 22 24 .478 2 Butler. New Yet* 2888188882— 8 Reardn, Mh 5 2 34.0 X 9 X 2.X Betsy King 7676— 150 any fight. I want to win, but I don’t Harold photo* b)t Pinto Dusty Kansas CItv 22 24 .478 2 IP H RRR BBSO (tame-wInnlng RBI— None.. Valenzul, LA 7 3 91.0 X X 76 2.67 Susan Sanders 7877— 150 do anything to win.” Terry Phelps fell to Katerirfa Oakland 21 26 .447 3>/5 Milwaukee E— Uribe. LDB— San Frdndseo 11, New Laurie RInker 1871— 151 Maleeva of Bulgaria, 7-6 (7-3), 6-0. Main Pub/MMH shoded B.A. Club, Nieves (W 31) 6 11 5 4 3 3 While other seeds continue to Minnesota 19 28 .404 S'/i York 7.2B— Clark, Gladden. HR— Fester Alexondra Reinhardt 7876— 151 Noah, bothered by a burned Teri McGehan was the lone singles winner for Andrea Bearse of East Catholic keeps her eye on the ball 9-7, at Keeney Field. John Borek Chicago 18 27 .400 i'/i McClure 33 2 2 2 2 1 (7), Thompson (2). SB— Backmon (4), Kathy Hite 7876— 151 blow away in the red clay of Roland bashed a double and two singles for the Seattle 16 31 .340 8clock. 7-5,83. Thought 14, Sanitary Refuse 0-5, Milwaukee at Cleveland Karin Mundlnger 7875— 154 two men through the third round champion Indians race through the 6-1, 6-3 count. The final doubles overall. Perry's Automotive 0-5. Boston at Minnesota Newmn ss 1 0 0 0 Davis 1b 2 0 10 P8A raaulta Betsy Barrett 71-83— 154 Thr women’s draw for the fourth Texas at Kansas City Walloch 3b 3 0 0 0 (tamer 2b 3 ST. 0 LOUIS 0 0 aNONRATI Kathy Dougherty 7875— 154 who have yet to drop a set, and the round was completed Friday, and Baltimore at Californio (talcxrg 1b 3 0 0 0 Bailey c 3 0 10 ObrhM ObrhM Joan Joyce 77-77— 154 19-year-old Swede has conceded a Paganl New York at Daklond Law 2b 3 0 0 0 Hatcher pr 0 Coleman 0 It 4 0 10 2 1 Milner cf 4 0 10 S988J88 Kemper Open Heather Drew 7878— 154 other winners included fourth seed Detroit at Seattle Fltzgerld c 3 1 2 1 Kerfeld p 0 0 0 0 Mc(tae d 5 12 1 Rose 1b 3 110 At Bethesdo, AM. May X Cathy Johnston 81-73— 154 mere 19 games to 23 for Lendl. Claudia Kohde Kilsch, No. 6 Bolling- takes Mudvllle Nine romped over Thrifty BSmlth p 2 0 0 0 Thon ss 2 0 0 0 Vn SIvk rf 4 1 1 0 Porker rf 3 0 2 0 (P o rn ) AAorv (taLong 7888—155 "1 feel more relaxed when I play East tennis Charles Bolling 67-70— 137 Helena Sukova, No. 7 Kathy Package Store, 10-10, at Paganl. Bob American League reaulta Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Revnids ss 1 Bargor 0 p 0 00 0 0 Esotky If 3 0 11 Jackie Bertach 72-83— 155 a higher-ranked player," said Wilson ripped two doubles ondaslngle, Scon p 2 0 0 0 Clark 1b 4 0 11 Davis If 0 0 0 1 Mike Reid 68-70— IX Lenore Murooko 7879— 155 Rinaldi and No. 12 Catarina while GIno Falcetta ond Jeff Phelan Ashby c 10 0 0 Herr 2b 3000 Bell 3b 4000 Lorry Mize 67-71— IX Barbara Barrow 79.t7 _ )m Stenlund, who next meets No. 9 Lindqvist. Of them, only Lindqvist Kemper lead added two hits apiece. Including a Totals V 1 2 1 Tetah 29 8 3 8 Penditn 3b 2 0 0 1 Conepen u 3 0 1 0 Bobby Clontpett 7444— IX Cindy Rarick 7881— 156 Andres (iomez. “ I felt if I had a nips MHS homer opiece. Glenn Maxwell and Blue Jaya 8. White Box 0 Smith ss 3 12 0 Franco p 10 0 0 Leonard Thompson 68-70— IX was extended to three sets before Memrool 888 818 888— 1 Joan (talk 7683— 157 good day and be was down a bit, I By Will Dunham Dave Hovey each drilled three singles HOUStan S88 888 888-8 Heath c 4 0 0 0 Ohtl c 2 2 2 1 (tan Foreman 7069— IX Lori West 7878— 157 overcoming Lisa Bonder, 86, 6-4, for Thrifty. Steve Efano contributed a CHICAGO TORONTO (tame-wInnIngRBI— Fitzgerald (4). Burris p 3 01 0 Detter 2b 4 2 2 3 (tannie Hammond 71-68— IX had a good chance. I sensed Jarryd 6-3. United Press International double and single. obrhM ubrhM DP— Montreal 1. LDB— Montreal Dwnbev p 0 0 0 0 Denny p 0 0 0 0 CurMs Strange 7347— IX was a bit nervous at first and that Standings — Evergreen Lawns 54, John Cook 7^69— 141 With victories in the first three Cancels cf 3 0 2 0 (tarda 2b 4 1 2 0 2, Houston 3. HR— Fnzgerald (5). Perry p 0 0 0 0 Price p 2 0 0 0 After Jumping off to a 2-0 lead, Mudvllle Nine 4-1, Allstote Business Bradley dh 3 0 0 0 Mulinks 3b 4 1 1 3 SB— Webster (13), Garner (5), Hatcher Londrm rf 1 0 0 0 Stillwell ss 2 1 1 0 Greo Norman 73-69— 141 encouraged me.” BETHESDA, Md. - Charlie singles slots and the No. 1 doubles Machines 4-1, Manchester Fire ond Baines rf 4 0 10 Mosebv cl 3 110- (ll).S — S.SmIth. TetaM 22 4 9 4 TetaM 22 6 II 6 Fred Couples, 64-77— 141 Transactiona Johan Kriek, the only seeded Navratilova dropped three games Bolling shot a 2-under-par 70 position. East Catholic crowned an Police 2-3, Keith Realty 2-3, Edwards Walker 1b 4 0 1 0 Bell If 4 12 0 St. LeuM 88II88W)— 4 Craig Stodler 7348— 141 American remaining in the men’s in a row to Porwick, including two Friday to go 7-under through two 347 14, Burger King 14, Thrifty CIncInaMI 8 l 8 a i & — 6 Bobby Wadkins 70-71— 141 otherwise disappointing season Fisk c 1 0 0 0 Johnsn dh 1 0 1 1 IP H RRR BBSO breaks. Porwick, who is 8foot-9, Packoge Store 14. Kittle It 3 0 0 0 Gruber dh 2 0 0 0 (tame-wInnlng RBI — Esotky(2). Roger AAoMble 71-70— 141 draw, pulled out an ill-tempered rounds and take a one stroke lead with a 83 upset win over CCC East Hulett 2b 3 0 0 0 Leach 1b 4 12 1 B.Smta (W 44) 71-3 3 0 0 1 4 DP— St. Louis I andnnoll 1. LDB-St. Bob Lohr 7i-7i_i42 BASEBALL 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 2-6, 6-3 decision over had a point for 82 before Navratil­ in the $500,000 Kemper Open. Division champion Manchester Guillen ss 3 0 0 0 Barfield rt 2 0 0 0 Reardon (S 12) 1 33 0 0 0 0 2 Louis 7, Clndnnotl 6.2B— Smith, Burts, Steve Pate 7^70— 142 Luiz Mattar of Brazil to set up a ova was able to take control. Bolling overcame three bogeys Houston AAdtae, Clark, E t o ^ . HR— Otaz (3), J.C. Snead 70-72— 142 High at the Manchester Commun­ Tollesn 3b 3 0 0 0 Whitt c 3 0 0 0 M ILW A U K E E^^W E R S— Activated Porwick, who has been nomi­ Femndz ss 3 1 0 0 Scon (L 44) 8 2 1 1 1 11 Detter 2 (5). SB-Mllner (5), Coleman David Ogrin 6874— 142 Paul Molltor, third baseman, from the fourth round duel with No. 4 with birdies on the 6th, 8th, 9th, ity College courts in boys' tennis TetaM 27 0 4 0 Totals 38 6 9 5 Kerfeld 1 0 0 0 1 0 (23). SF— Pendleton. Bob Eastwood 69-73— 142 disabled list. Optioned Jim AdducI, first Yannick Noah. nated for the West German Feder­ 13th and 15th holes. He stands at action. Chlcoge 888 888 880— 0 T — 2:14. A— 13454. IF H R RRBBSO Howard Twitty 71-71— 142 basemon,toVancouverof ' ation Cup team, when Navratilova Umpires— Home,Rlpplev; 1b,Pulll;2b, St. LeuM Buddy Gardner 7870— 142 Kriek, seeded 13th, and Mattar 137 afoar36 holes. Sean Powers, Matt Dimbicki and Little League Terente Ol0400 80x— 6 the Pacific Coast League. will be making her return to (tame-wInnlng RBI — none. West; 3b, B.WIIIIams. Burris (L 2-1) 5 2-3 6 4 4 2 1 Mike Nicolelte 73-70— 142 NuttenX Loogue got into a shouting match at the net First round leader Fred Couples Jim Fallon took the top three DP— Chicago 1, Toronto 2. Dwnbev ^3 3 2 2 0 1 Mike (tave 73-71WU3 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS-Placed Tim in the final set, and at another point Prague on the U.S. squad, broke fell back to 1-under through two Perry 0 1 0 0 1 0 Mark Pfell 73-70— 143 singles matches for East, which LOB— Chicago 4, Toronto 6. Phllllaa 2, Padraa 0 Conroy, pitcher, on the31-day when Mattar was waving his service for a third time in the rounds with a quadruple bogey on 2B— Mosebv, Baines, Leach. 3B— Bell. Bargor 1 1 0 0 0 0 Tony MUs 73-70— 143 disabled list. Recalled Greg Matthews, winds up 89 for the season. Only second set. National HR— Leach (1), Mulllniks (4). SB— Ckidiinatl Greo Twiggs 72-71— 143 pltcher,from Louisville of racket near the umpire’s chair the 16th hole. John Melesko in the No. 4 singles Mosebv (14), Borfleld (2). SAN IMEOO PHILADELPHIA Denny 21-3 7 3 3 1 1 Andy Dillard 75-68— 143 the American Association. Bolling's best finish in his two Carter Chevrolet defeated Nlchol's ObrhM ObrhM Price (W 1-1) 3 M 0 0 0 3 2 Jeff (irvglel 73-70—143 BASKETBALL position was a winner for Manches­ Tire, 15-5, at Buckley Field. Marek IP H RRR BBSO Flannrv 2b 4 0 1 0 Stone If 4 12 0 Franco (S 8) 3 2 1 1 0 2 Andrew Mewee 7873— 143 Untied ttates BuskitboN Lsoous years on the PGA Tour was a ter, which finishes up at 11-4. FalkowskI swung the big stick for CMC Gwynn rt 4 0 10 GOrou If 0 0 0 0 Perry ^ched to fbollort In TIh. Vance Htatnar 6874— 143 SPRINGFIELD FAME— Signed Nancy seventh place tie in April's Hous­ Carter, stroking three hits. Including a (tavis (L 2-2) 3 2-3 7 6 6 McRvnI cf 4 0 1 0 Thmosn d 4 0 0 0 H B P -b v BurrM (KotoT l« k -« 8 n n v . David MtaPMs 73-70—143 Llebermon, guard, to a on8veor ton Open. The tandem of Fallon-Powers three-run homer and a double. Gordon Schmidt 3 7 0 0 (tarvev 1b 4 0 3 0 Samuel 2b 3 1 1 1 T — 2:26. A— 24J31. Mike AAcCuMough 73-70— 143 controct. (tambined to clinch the match for Umpires— Home, KIMer; 1b, Froem- Bob Tssoy 7873— 144 Sports in B ri^ " I ’ve learned you don't even Hamilton contributed two hits ond Clark 1 1-3 0 0 0 Wynne cf 0 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 0 1 0 FOOTBALL East. They beat the No. 1 Indian pitched well for the victors, while Billy Toronto Nenies 3b 4 0 0 0 Haves 1b 3 0 10 mlng; 2b, Marsh; 3b, Davldton. Chip Beck 74-70— 144 Nutioiix F eotbuH LS88US start thinking about winning a Pappas also pitched well. Mike Hamil­ Stiob (W 1-4) 9 4 0 0 3 5 AAartInez 114 0 1 0 Wilson rf 4 0 10 John Adorns 7876-144 CHICA(H3 BEARS-Clolmed Tyrone Strider Invitational on slate Sunday tournament until the last day,” doubles team of Aaron ton, Jon Golos ond John Ahlberg HBP-»bv Stlct) (Brodlev). WP->Octvis. Kennedy c 3 0 1 0 Doutton c 2 0 0 0 Bob Glider 7871— 144 Anthony, running back, from waivers. Wlochowski-Jim Melesko 83, 7-6 Jeff Lewis 7873— 144 said Bolling. slugged two hits each tor Nlchol's. T~2:40. A-^U2S. Tempitn ss 4 0 0 0 Jeltz ss 2 0 10 DALLAS COWBOYS — Signed tight The Silk City Striders will host their sixth annual lOK road race (7-5). Show p 2 0 0 0 K(taoss p 3 0 0 0 Bryan Cloar 71-78— 144 end Junior Miller to multl-veor con­ 'Bobby Clampett, who became Rick (3alpos 7874— 144 on Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Manchester Community College It was a tight match throughout Amarlean Rayala12,Rangara2 Kruk ph 0 0 0 0 “ - — ■ 7871— 144 troct. the second player in as many days Lefferfs p 0 0 0 0 GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed upper parking lot. Awards will be presented in four male and four with two of the bouts going to three loro ph 10 0 0 Ruse Cociiran 7873— 144 comerback AAork Lee to on8yeor to tie the course record with an The Firefighters won their first game TEXAS KANSAS CITY Cuba 6, Bravaa 1 AAork (YAAeora 71-73— 144 female divisions and team awards will also be presented. Five sets. There were four tie-breaker os winning pitcher Andy Bartley shut ObrhM ObrhM Totals 24 8 8 8 TetaM 29 2 7 1 controct. 8-under 64, Leonard Thompson Sun Dieee 888888 888— 8 Tom Sleckmonn 67-77— 144 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed free will score in the team division. Pre-registration is from 8:30a.m. sets played. down Army and Navy, 31, at Waddell McDwtl cf 4 0 1 0 Wilson cf 4 111 Joey Slndelor 71-73-144 (70). Mike Reid (70) and Larry Field. Bartley also hod two hits, while Poclork 3b 4 1 1 1 Money rf 10 0 0 Phligdelphiu 888 828S8H-2 ATLANTA CHICAGO agent tight end Rich Bodmer. Next action for both teams is (tanrte-wlnnlng RBI— Samuel (3). (tannis Trixler 6876— 144 until 9:45 a.m. For further information, contact Greg Best at Mize (71) stood at 6-under 138. teammate Greg Griftin socked a pair of O'Brien 1b 4 0 0 0 Smlta If 3 3 0 0 ebrnM ObrhM Lenny Clements 7873— 144 state tournament competition. doubles. Chris Saxer also played well. Incovlgl rf 3 0 0 0 Law rf 4 4 3 2 E— McReynolds. DP— San Diego AAoreno rf 2 0 2 0 Lopes 3b 4 2 2 0 OMJ.RGE 649-9367. Dan Forsman and Donnie Ham­ 3 Philadelphia 1. LDB— Son Diego Tommy Volentine 6875-144 Kevin PIsch slapped two hits for Army Jones If 1 0 0 0 Bren 3b 2 112 Horper ph 1 0 0 0 Mtthw s If 2 1 1 1 Joe Inman CORNELL— Named Al Walker and mond were two strokes back at 139, Manchester will compete in the Word It 0 0 0 0 Pryor 3b 10 11 9, Philadelphia 8. 2B— Gwynn, 7870— 145 Steve Robinson assistant men's baskX- and Now. McMrtrv p 0 0 0 0 (taniler d 0 0 0 0 DavM Love 7671— 145 Hungover Okamoto leads LPtiA while Curtis Strange was three Class L L Division be^nning on GWrlght It 3 0 1 0 White 2b 5 12 1 Kennedy, Flannery, (tarvev, Jeltz. Oberkfll 3b4 0 1 0 Sondbrg 2b3 2 2 4 Willie Wood bollcoochas. Porter dh 3 0 0 1 Bloncln 2b 0 0 0 0 SB— Stone (1), Doulton (2). Murphy d 2 0 0 0 Morelnd rf 3 0 1 1 71-76-145 NEW MEXICO STATE— Named Joe back at 140. Couples, Greg Nor­ Monday, June 9. Intarnatlanal Farm ChrM F a ^ 7873— 145 MASON, Ohio — Ayako Okamoto fought off an American beer Horrah 2b 4 0 0 0 Orto dh 10 0 0 Homer 1b 4 0 0 0 Durhm 1b 4 0 0 0 Steve Bowman AAcKeown women's basketball coach. man, Craig Stadler and three Mercado c 2 0 1 0 McRae dh 2 0 12 IP H RRR BBSO Perry If 3 0 10 Mmphrv d 4 0 0 0 7873-145 hangover Friday to seize a three-stroke lead at the halfway point Rtiulta: Soon Powtrt (EC) dot. Hartford Rood Dairy Queen blasted Sun Olepe Rex Caldwell 7870— 145 others were at 141. Petralll c 2 0 0 0 ^ndbrg c 4 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 4 0 0 0 OovM c 4 0 0 0 Bill Otasson Glenn Horowitz 83,81; Mott DImbIckI Boland Brothers, 27-12, ot Verplanck Wllkrsn ss 4 1 2 0 Bolbonl 1b 3 2 2 2 Show (L 33) 6 7 2 1 3 5 Virgil c 3 0 0 0 Ounttan ss 4 0 1 0 71-74— 145 of A e $300,000 LPG A Championship. Thompson, firing a 70, briefly (EC) dot. David Brown# 82, 82; Jim Field. Steve Dore drilled two singles Lenerts 2 0 0 0 1 1 Chorlee Coodv 7873— 145 Salazar u 5 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 1 0 0 0 Sandersn p 2 0 0 0 'The Japanese golfer, who laughingly admitted she felt weak on tied for the lead at 7-under with a Fallon (EC) d#f. J#ff K#nn#dv 7-4 and three RBIs, while Rick Cook and TOtoM M 2 6 2 Totals M 12 11 II pbuodeipiiia SImmns 3b 3 0 1 0 Fontenot p 1 1 l o (tarv Hollbem 7671— 145 (108), 83; John Maltsko (M ) d#f. Scott Jason Thilden eoch roped a triple and o K. Gross (W 4-5) 9 8 0 0 2 4 John AAoheftay 71-76— 145 Scholastic the course Friday after drinking too much beer Thursday night, birdie on No. 6. He missed a Jonson 7-4 (8-4), 5-7,7-5; Powors-Follon TOXOS 188 888 M8— 2 Mohler p 2 0 0 0 EmM OonseMi single for the winners. Mike Dovonzo, KOOSOS CHV 281 212 HO— 12 Sample rf 2 1 1 1 71-76-145 benefitted from mediocre play by most of her challengers. two-foot putt for birdie on No. 7 that (EC) dot. Aaron Wlochowskl-JIm M 8 Cindy Botticello and Nell Allbrio added Gome-winning RBI — Law (2). TetaM 31 1 6 1 TetaM 31 8 6 6 Bill IsrotMon 7870-145 Mtko 83, 7-4 (7-5); Mark Burry-Erlk two hits apiece. For the losers. Norm Bobbv FoncroAz 7870-145 Okamoto’s Z-under-par 70 Friday dropped her to S-under 136 for would have put him ahead of E— Bren, Sundberg, WHt, Wllkerson, Aftanta I8M 88N8-1 Jhn Oeiil Johnson (M ) dot. MIk# Kolly-Orog Delauro hod three hits, while catcher Padorek. DP— Texas 1, Kansas CItv 1. Basketball CMcnpe OOlOWNb— 6 7870- 146 Junlar High track the tournament and gave her the lead over a cluster of five tied at Bolling. Thompson then bogeyed Soovor 4-4, 87, 81; Sam ttandtrion- Mike Laurie gunned down three base Knox 7673-146 Grtgg Horowitz (M ) d#f. Tim PowoiY- runners. LOB— TSXOS7, KansasCIty 10.2B— Low3, (tame-wInnlng RBI— Sandberg (2). srgon 7871— 146 S-underi39. the next hole to drop one stroke Bolbonl, McDowell, Wllkerson, White. E— Mahler. DP— Chicago 2. Brelt Upper Manchester Junior High beat Brlon Grillo 7-4 (84), 83. HR— Wilson (4), Bolbonl (7). SB— SmHh LDB— Atlanto 8, CMogpo 5. 2B— n 7673-146 Groton, 66-31, In boys' track Friday. Ed back. (3). Thn Simpson 7873-146 Ferragamo wants to QB the Pack Couples, whose 8under 64 In the Amarlean Farm NBA ptayoffa Simmons, Moreno, Matthews. HR— „Horry___- Taylor 71-75-146 Saunders won the 100 and 200 meter IF H RRR BBSO Sandberg 2 (5), SomMe (4). SB Lopes (taorge Archer 7673— 146 dashes and the long lump, while eighth first round tied the course record MARC trounced Modern Jonltorlol, Texos (7),AAoreno (6). (tavM Edetords 7873— 146 grader (tave Campbell won the 400 In a GREEN BAY, Wis. — Veteran quart^back Vince Ferragamo, 194, Frldisv at Volley Field. Mike Win (L 34) 3 33 4 7 6 6 2 IF H RRR BBSO record time of 54.08 seconds. DuVong and gave him a three-stroke lead, Payments made Toomev ond Julie Smort pitched well AAohler 11-321110 (Betl-ef-seven) Loren Roberta 7673— 146 Hemmovoh contributed o triumph In who led the Los Angeles Rams to the Super Bowl in 1979, recorded a seven on the par-3 16th Houston vs. Boston Ctave RummelM 7876— 146 for MARC, allowing the four runs while RWrlght 1 3 3 3 2 0 AAohler (L 4-5) 6 6 5 5 3 6 the 100 meter hurdles. Thursday said he has a good chance of winning the starting Job hole to fall to 3-under 141. H«rald photo by Pinto PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) - Tbe striking out 11 In five Innings. Smart Henry 2 2 1 1 2 1 (Celtles lead series 26) McMurfrv 2 2 1113 Dan HoUdorson 7876— 146 In girls' action, Manchester won, May 26 — Boston 112, Houston 100 DM Net Guellfv for the Green Bay Packers this season. Couples, who recorded Just one Cherry Bowl, threatened with loss also homered, tripled and lashed two KOOOOl CItv ChloceHeme Ed Sneed 7871— 147 70^. Beth Cool won both the 800 ond tingles and drove In five runs. Mickey Leonard (W 54) 7 6 2 1 1 4 Mov29 — Boston l17,Houston9S Sanderson (W 3-2) 6 4 0 0 5 4 1600 runs, while Michele Hornbostel "There was always a quarterback controversy when I was bogey and a (Murse-record nine of its NCAA (truncation, will pay June I — Boston ot Houston, 3:M p.m Lon Hinkle 7878— 147 Sean Powers of East Catholic hits backhand return in his Petersen hod two triples, singled and Bankhead 200002 Fontenot (SI) 3 2 1 1 0 2 Scott Hoch 7874— 147 copped the 100 meter low hurdiM. with the Rams,” Ferragamo said after Thursday’s workout at birdies one day earlier, started on Syracuse University and the Uni­ scored three runs. Tiffany Nixon had Mahler pHched to 3 batters In 6th. June 3 — Boston ot Houston, 9 p.m. WP— Sanderson. PB— OavM. T — 2:42. Merty Chodziewicz was victorious In match Friday against Manchester's Glenn Horowitz. x-June 5— Boston at Houston, 9 p.m. Bryan AAegg 77-70— 147 the Packers mini-camp. "They always had three or four capable the back-nine and hit his first of versity of Maryland $400,000 each three singles, driving In three runs HBP— tw Leonard (Ward). WP— A AAork Brooks 7876— 147 the 3200, Karen (tabu wen the discus, Jo while Toomev added two doubles, two Leonard. T — 2:40. A— 26414. x-June 8 — Houston at Boston, 1 p.m — 25,537. Ann French grubbed the long lump, quarterbacks and I seemed to fare pretty well.” two second-round birdies on No. 12 Powers won singles match, 6-3, 6-1, and later combined for their Dec. 21 football game, singles ond drove In two runs for Umpires— Home, Reed; 1b, Ford; x-June 11 — Houston at Boston, 9 p.m. Umpires— Home, Tdta: 1b, Craw­ Rick Cramer 71-76— 147 ShXly Dieterle c o p ^ the high lump 2b, (tarda; 3b, Kosc. x-H necessary Mike OonoM 7875— 147 to reach 9-under par. for deciding point in doubles. bowl officials said Friday. MARC. David Turull drove In two runs ford; 2b, C. Williams; 3b, Wendelstedt. Ossie AAoore 7873-147 and Alexia Cruz won the shot put. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May ai. 19S6 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 31, 1986 - 18 News for Senior Citizens Rookie sluggers making impact Weddings ROTC students complement across the Major Leagues .. Farrell-Palicki Lisa Jo Palicki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford senior center’s kitchen staff Millard of 89 Hackmatack St., and Peter Palicki of By Mike Well ‘There's a 10-year guy who’s going disabled list, had six. In the sluggers. 1034 Flanders Road, Coventry, married Patrick Michael Farrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell of United Press International to be a dominant factor.’ National League, San Francisco’s “The National League’s young Editor's note: This column is center. games, arts and crafts. Bus pickup 53 Frances Drive, on May 24 at Trinity Covenant “ Usually you say, ‘Let’s look at Will Clark had five homers and power hitters could be just as good prepared by the staff of the June 5 — Northeast Utilities will at 8 a.m. Return trips at 12:30 and Church. NEW YORK — Veteran baseball him for a year and wait and see,’ ’’ Andres Galarraga of the Expos and the American League’s could Manchester Senior Citizen Center. present program on heat and 3; 15 p.m. The Rev. Norman Swensen officiated. The bride men usually view touted rookies Anderson added. “ But with kids belted four. just be a year ahead of them,” summer safety. Thnraday — 9 a.m. orchestra was given in marriage by Clifford Millard and Peter with a ske^cal eye. Hiis year’s like (Jose) Canseco and Joyner, California's Gene Mauch, in his Weaversaid. “ It’s possible that the June 10 — Last day (or square Bv Jeanette Cave rehearsal; 11:45 a.m. lunch; Palicki. \ crop of young sluggers, however, you know they’ve got It.’’ 2Sth year managing in the majors, draft has something to do with it, Senior Center director dancing. Thursday program — summer has convinced the most expe­ remembers the last time a groupof but I can’t tell you what.” Diane Bousquet was maid of honor. Bridesmaids Through the Angels’ Brst 37 June 12 — 9:30 a.m. — Final safety presented by Irving Booker. were Joy Millard, Lynda Farrell, Angela Wojteczko rienced managers they are not just young hitters as talented as this The last rookie to hit 30 home The last day for the meals games, Joyner led the major payment due on Montreai/Quebec Bus returns after program. and Kathy Voisine. passing phenoms. year’s came up to the major runs In a season was Ron Kittle of program will be June 12. The leagues with 37 RBI and 15 home trip. Joe Veneto from Collette will Friday — 9 a.m. cribbage; 10 Steve Djiounas served as best man. John Millard. leagues. the Chicago White Sox, with 35 in students from ROTC are to be Detroit manager Sparky Ander­ runs. At that pace, he would finish collect your check or you could a.m.bingo; ll;45a.m.lunch; 12:30 Glenn Chetelat, Ray Lata and Art Voisine were son, who has seen several cele­ 1983. Fourteen players in major- thanked for the special contribu­ leave a check in the office before p.m. setback games. Bus pickup at the season with 162 RBI and a “ You'd probably have togoback league history have hit SO or more ushers. brated rookies fall flat in his 17 tion they make to the senior center. that time. 8 a.m. Return trips at 12:30 and record 65 home runs. to '46 when there were so many homers in their rookie year, with After a reception at the Knights of Columbus hall, years managing in the big leagues, While receiving training in food June 18 — 9:30 a.m. Signup for 3:15 p.m. Through Oakland’s first 38 guys coming back from the war,” Wally Berger and Frank Robinson the couple left for Japan. watched California’s Wally Joyner service, the students complement NYC trip to include Statue of Blood Pressure Clinics: Wednes­ games, Canseco was third in the said Mauch. “ This is a nice crop. Sharing the rookie mark of 38. This The bride, a graduate of ManchesterHigh School, is hit two home runs May 16 to power A.L. in homers with II and second “ Necessity breeds your smar­ the kitchen staff in food prepara­ Liberty, Chinatown, and NBC day, June 4 from 9-11 a.m. (A-K). a full-time student at St. Joseph College. West the Angels to an 11-1 victory over year, Canseco or Joyner could tion, serving, and clean-up. For studios. 835. Wednesday, June 25 from 9-11 a.m. in RBI with 34. Canseco’s clip test moves. There was probably a easily break that record and Hartford. the Tigers. Joyner hit another those students who are graduating, June 23 — Trip to Abbotts for (L-Z). would give him a more humble 47 need In Oakland and a need in Incaviglia is on a pace to join the The bridegroom, a Manchester High School homer in the series finale on May we wish them well and look lobster lunch and river cruise. Medicare information and as­ home runs and 145 RBI. Texas. When there’s a need, 30-home-run cluh. graduate, is employed by the U.S, Air Force. 18, but the shot was discounted forward to their return in the fall. Seats are still available. Call Carol sistance: First and third Thursday Joyner and Canseco are leading players get the opportunity and “ I ’ve got 15 home runs. I ’ve when the game was rained out. respond to it.” Our summer lunch program will at Friendship Tours at 243-1630. of the month by appointment. the rookie parade around the never hit that many before in my operate on Wednesdays, Thurs­ June 24 — Trip to Abbotts. This Blake-Nimirowski Asked if he had ever seen as bases, but there are several others Earl Weaver of the Baltimore life,” says Joyner, who hit 12 days, and Fridays beginning July day is filled. Menu for the week powerful a group of rookie hitters blasting home runs. Orioles, who trails only Mauch and homers in each of his t\A> full 9. On Thursdays, we will have our Don’t forget the Anniversary Monday; Seafood boat, soup, come up to the majors in one year, Laura Ann Nimirowski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Through games of May 19, Pete Anderson in victories among ac­ seasons in the minors. “ I ’m outdoor picnics. Two evening Ball — June 20. This occasion is dessert, beverage. Anderson replied: “ I never have. Michael Nimirowski, married Anthony Nelson Blake, Incaviglia of Texas hit eight tive managers, says Canseco and swinging hard, and the balls are picnics will be held with dates to be unique because we are offering a Tuesday: Chicken-ala-king on Angels' rookie first baseman Wally Joyner leads the AL in This is the first time there’s so son bf Mr. and Mrs. John Blake of Bay Village, Ohio, homers and Seattle’s Danny Tarta- Joyner could represent just the just going over the fence, but I ’m announced at a later time. special chicken dinner, plus danc­ rice, vegetable, roll, dessert, home runs and is second in RBIs to another rookie, A’s many that you can look at and say. bull, who was on the 15-day beginning of a new wave of not a home-run hitter.” on May 24. The State Department of Envir­ ing with music suppli^ by Bob beverage. The Rev. Francis V. Krukowski officiated. The outfielder Jose Canseco. onmental Protection offers a sea­ Pitts, Tickets are 87 per person. Wednesday: Roast beef grinder, bride was given in marriage by her father. son admission pass to the state’s Our condolences are extended to juice, dessert, beverage. Patricia Rawlinitis was maid of honor for her sister. forest parks which can save you the families of Katherine Plo- Thursday: Lasagna, tossed Cynthia Shields was matron of honor. Jennifer Kemp money on repeated visits. The charezyk and Harold Lehman. salad, garlic bread, dessert, But are they being rushed up? beverage. and Jodi Scheckermann were bridesmaids. Susan Charter Oak pass is available to Schedule (or the week; Schenckermann was flower girl. seniors 60 and over for 85 and Monday — 10 a.m. bingo; 11:45 Friday: Sliced turkey sandwich, Mrs. Patrick M. Farrell Michael Blake and Jack Blake, both brothers of the entitles one to unlimited admission a.m. lunch. 12:30 p.m. pinochle soup, dessert, beverage. Amateur draft bridegroom, served as best men. Ushers were John Bv Joe llluzzi League. “ I look at It from the player’s Winfield, a nine-time All-Star, to Gillette Castle. Quinabaug games. Bus pickup at 8 a.m. Shields and Jason Rawlinitis. Ryan Rawlinitis was United Press International Incaviglia, the NCAA home run standpoint. Go for the money and says if a player is ready for the Hatchery Fishing Pond, and all Scores; Return trips at 12:30 and3; 15 p.m. ringbearer. king at Oklahoma State, made the do what you’ve gotta do.” majors, he should be brought up. boat launching areas. Information Tuesday — 9 a.m. shopping bus May 23 — Setback scores: Dom Dieters like chocolate bars After a reception at the Arm y and Navy Club, the NEW YORK - This season’s jump straight from college to the Winfield says the success of “ Nobody cares about fundamen­ may be obtained by contacting the (grocery); 9:30 a.m. non-grocery Anastasio 134; Rene Maire 126; STAMFORD (UPI) — Today’s dieters eat 30 couple left for Virginia Beach, Va. They will live in starts Monday crop of iw k ies has blossomed majors. Dave Winfield of the rookies such as Oakland’s Jose tals as long as they’re producing.” Department of Environmental bus (K-Mart); 10 a.m. square Edith Albert 125; Betty Jesanis percent more muffins, 46 percent more chocolate bars Ellington. nicely and several clubs are Yankees and Bob Hom er of the Canseco, Seattle’s Danny Tarta- Winfield said. “ Sometimes if you Protection at 165 Capitol Avenue, 125; Bob Schubert 124; Catherine dancing (last lesson will be June and twice as many croissants as they did in the early The bride graduated from Manchester Community profiting from the production. Braves are the only other active bull and California’s Joyner has go to the minor leagues, your talent Room 121. Hartford 06106. 10); 11:45 a.m. lunch. Bus returns Cappuccio 121; Art Bouffard 121. More than 60 rookies were on major leaguers who made that helped revitalize the game and will break you. You can fail at the 1980’s, a new study shows. College. She is employed in the distribution from shopping at 12:30 p.m. May 26 — Pinochle scores; No department at Union Carbide Corp. in East Hartford. Bv United Press International 2, , Ihp, U. of Texas. Opening Day rosters this year and trip. made for better competition. Double A level because you can Please make note of the follow­ Wednesday — 9 a.m. assertive­ scores - Holiday. MRCA Information Services, a consumer testing ’The bridegroom graduated from the University of 3, Matt Williams, ss, U. of some clubs, like the Milwaukee 'There’s always a question about “ For a while the league was become disenchanted with the ing dates and activities: ness training: 9:30 a.m. pinochle May 28 — Bridge scores: Cathe­ firm, based its study on detailed diaries filled out by Cincinnati with a bachelor’s degree in operations NEW YORK - A pair of Nevada-Las Vegas. 4, Scott He- Brewers, the Texas Rangers and fast rising rookies — whether they getting watered down,” Winfield competition. I went down to June 4 — 9:30 a.m. Signup for games, signup for Cape Cod trip: rine Byrnes 4,250; Tom Regan 4,000 adults and 2,000 families in 1984. The results were management. He is also employed by Union Carbide Southwest Conference stars, third mond, c, U. of South Florida. 5. the , have tai­ were uprooted too quickly and said. “ The caliber of players is Mexico to play winter ball and I Cape Cod, leaving Sept. 12 — 10 a.m. Friendship Circle; 11:45 4,200; Sol Cohen 3,600; Helen compared to a similar study conducted in 1981. Corp.’s distribution department. baseman of Arkansas Kevin Brown, rhp, Georgia Tech. lored themselves around youth. needed more time In the minors to greater now. Things are changing. didn’t do well because the talent 8157.50. Fliers available at the a.m. lunch: 12:30 p.m. bridge Bensche 3,490. and pitcher Greg Swindell of 6. , ss. Tampa. Fla., The Rangers’ pitching staff has mature. There are no more pushovers in the there wasn’t good enough” Texas, are expect^ to be among Hillsborough HS. 7. Daryl Green, three rookie starters and another Winfield, however, sees nothing league.” Winfield, who was drafted as a the early players selected when rhp. Nacodoches, Tex., HS. 8, rookie. Pete Incaviglia, is Texas’ wrong with teams bringing up One argument against bringing collegian in three sports — base­ m ajor league baseball conducts its Patrick Lennon, ss, Whiteville, starting right fielder. players so quickly. up players so early is they will not ball, football and basketball — said Enaagements annual summer free agent ama­ N.C. HS. 9, , Ihp, Of the three Texas pitchers, Jose “ It’s a great opportunity for the learn enough of the fundamentals if a player works hard enough, he About Town teur draft Monday and Tuesday. Dublin, Ohio, HS. 10, , Guzman was the only one to play on kids,” said Winfield, who went and turn into one-dimensional should be able to adapt to almost Drafting begins Monday at 1 rhp, Hanford, Calif., HS. 11, Greg the Triple A level. Ed Correa, who from the University of Minnesota players. Canseco breezed through anything. p.m. EDT. Only first round selec­ McMurtry, of. Brockton, Mass. at 20 is the youngest player In the campus to the San Diego Padres in three minor league levels in two “ I was a pitcher in college,” Cancer group meets Monday C latt celebrates 65th at Colony tions will be announced. HS. majors, advanced from Double A. 1973. “ TTie names and faces years. Joyner spent three years in Winfield said. “ Three days after I Last year’s summer draft pro­ 12, , c, Montclair, Bobby Witt, drafted out of Okla­ change. Whoever heard of Wally the minors, one on each level, signed (with the Padres), I was The Can cer Su pport Group will meet Monday from 7 Manchester High School, Class of 1921, will have a duced a bumper crop of talent, Calif., HS. 13. Scott Scudder, rhp, homa last season, spent a few Joyner? He leads the world in before being promoted to the playing left field. You can be good to 8:30 p.m. at Conference Room C, Manchester reunion dinner June 29 at the Colony in Vernon. A with first baseman Will Clark of Pattonville, Tex., Prairiland HS, months at Tulsa of the Texas home runs and RBI. majors. if you work at it” Memorial Hospital. “ You, Your Feelings and social hour will be a 1 p.m. in the Connecticut Room the San FralTcIsco Giants and 14, , rhp, U. of Southern Cancer” will be the topic, Steve Zimble of the A.S.R. before the 2 p.m. dinner. For more information, outfielder Pete Incaviglia and California. 15, Tom Howard, of. Mental Health Associates in Manchester and a contact Marjorie McMenemy, 28 Marble St., 649-7381. pitcher Bobby Witt of the Texas Ball State U. 16, , rhp. member of the hospital’ s mental health team, will be Rangers already making an im­ Pepperdine U, 17. , of, Danny Ainge has the guest speaker. AARP sees playwright’s home pression in the majors. Newark. Del , HS, 18. , c, Major league teams are hoping Crockett, Tex., HS. 19, Roberto Library friends sell books American Association of Retired Persons, Man­ for more of the same this year. Hernandez, rhp, U. of South chester Green Chapter 2399, will visit the boyhood King is ranked as the No. 1 Carolina-Aiken. 20. Paul Williams, Manchester Friends of the Library will hold an home of Eugene O’Neill in Waterford on June 23. prospect in the nation by Baseball c, Houston. Tex., Smiley HS. 21, come Into his own outdoor book sale Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, in Lunch will be a buffet at the Flootide Restaurant, Am erica and the Pittsburgh P i­ Cliff Brantley, rhp. Port Rich­ conjunction with the outdoor show and craft sale Mystic. There will be a stop at the Coast Guard rates. who select first in the mond. N Y, HS. sponsored by the Manchester Art Association. Books Academy. The cost of the trip is 825.50. The bus will regular phase of the draft, may 22. Earl Sanders, rhp. Jackson Bv Frederick (Waterman leading to the headline. “ Tree recently taken from circulation will be on sale. leave Community Baptist Church at 8:30 a.m. and will choose the hard-hitting third base- State U. 23, , lb, United Press International Bites Man.” return at 5 p.m. Tour coordinator is Jeanne Roarke. man. Most scouts believe King Lawrence, Kans., HS. 24, Lee May His climb up the NBA ladder has Club dances In squares 646-1291. could be playing in the majors by Jr., of. Cincinnati. Ohio. Marion BOSTON — After five years. been a slow one. The U PI first- 1988. HS. 25, Grady Hall. Ihp. Northwest­ Danny Ainge’s basketball talents team All-America from Brigham The Manchester Square Dance Club will hold a Agency shows ‘Educating Rita’ Swindell also is expected to ern U. 26. Kirt Manwaring, c. are overshadowing his pouting Young did not go to a struggling club-level dance Saturday from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at demeanor. team where his skills could have make the big leagues quickly. A Coastal Carolina U. 27, Kevin Waddell School on Broad Street . John Provini will call “ Educating Rita.” a comedy starring Michael Laurie Ann Tabshey Katherine Churilla left-hander with a 90-mile per hour Wickander, Ihp. Grand Canyon U. The Boston Celtics guard is been showcased, but to the talent- the squares and Dennis and Kathy Reardon will cue Caine and Julie Walters, will be shown Thursday at Kate Tucker fastball, he has plenty of poise and 28. Erik Hanson, rhp. Wake Forest averaging 16.2 points a game rich Celtics. the rounds. Dues will be collected. 7:30 p.m. at the Educational Community, 645 Birch is the best pitcher on one of the top U. 29. Kevin Dean, of, Vallejo, during the playoffs, more than 7 “ I might have improved faster Mountain Road. It is part of a free film series. For Tabshey-MIskunas Churllla-Legere college teams in the nation. Calif., Hogan HS. 30. . above his career average. He is with a less-successful team,” he more information, call 646-0711. Tucker-Maguire explained. “ One of the things that Auxiliary ends season Most of the early players se­ 2b, Florida State U. hitting 55 percent from the floor, Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Tucker of Josephine F. Tabshey of We­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Churilla of stymies you in a situation like this lected are likely to be from the 31, Rich Scheid, Ihp, Seton Hall and that combined with his defense The Army and Navy Auxiliary will meet Wednesr 457 E. Center St., announce the thersfield, announces the engage­ II Goodwin Road. Bolton, an­ is being on a court with four college ranks since they are U. 32. Mike Moscrey, Ihp, Dallas. and passing has proven Ainge to be day at 7 p.m. at the clubhouse on Main Street. A pizza Sorority has progressive dinner engagement of their daughter, ment of her daughter. Laurie Ann nounce the engagement of their All-Stars all the time who domi­ farther along in development. But Tex., Jefferson HS. 33, Steve more than just (be fifth O ltic . • party will be held at the session, the final meeting of Kate Tucker, to Joseph Gerard Tabshey, to Paul Joseph Misku- daughter, Katherine Churilla, to Boston took a 1-0 lead in the NBA nate the ball. The Manchester branch. Gamma of Alpha Delta there are a number of high school Surico, Ihp, Tustin, Calif., HS. 34, the season. Maguire, son of Mrs. .Francis nas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roland Legere. son of Mr. and “ Before, I wondered if I was Kappa. Honor International Sorority of Women players, such as shortstop Gary Scott Morse, rhp, U. of Maine. 35. final series Monday against Hous­ Maguire of Cambridge, Mass., and Miskunas of 59 Overlook Drive. Mrs. Robert Legere of ton thanks in part to Ainge and always supposed to give them the Educators, will hold its final meeting of the season Sheffield of Tampa, Fla., the Mike Walker, rhp, U. of Houston. the late Francis Maguire. The bride-elect also is the daughter Willimantic. ball and never shoot it myself. I ’ve MARC receives'$1,250 with a progressive dinner Monday at 5 p.m. The nephew of New York Mets’ pitcher 36, Michael Lehman, c, Caldwell. backcourt partner Dennis Johnson The bride-elect is a graduate of the the late Francis Tabshey. The bride-elect is a Bolton High teaming for 22 of the Celtics’ 30 said before that if basketball were hostesses and homes for the courses are: Dwight Gooden, who are highly Idaho. Valliview HS. 37, Jeff Gay, The Manchester Association for Retarded Citizens East Catholic High School and The bride-elect is a 1978 gradu­ School graduate. She has an a four-on-four game. I ’d be coming Hors d’oeuvres — Fran Vaida, 58 Academy St. ranked. c. San Diego, Calif., Santana HS. third-quarter points while forcing 6 received a 81.250 donation from the Mr, and Mrs. Boston College. She is an assistant ate of Wethersfield High School associate degree in .surgical tech­ turnovers to help Boston open up a off the Celtics bench.” Salad — Ann Johnson, 4 Grandview St. The draft will be conducted in 38, Anthony Clements, ss, Chino. William Foulds Fam ily Foundation. Laurie Prytko. director at the Reading Game, and a 1984 graduate of Central nology. She is a receptionist at big lead en route to a 112-100 Ainge was playing for the Main entre — Kay Faulds, 77 Kennedy Raod. two phases — regular and secon­ Calif., Don Lugo HS. 39. Chris executive director, said the money will be used to buy Braintree. Mass. Connecticut State University. She Immediate Medical Care Center of triumph. Toronto Blue Jays’ organization Desserts — Sylvia Hellstrom, 474 Adams St. dary. The regular phase is limited Graves, of. Brenham, Tex., HS. 40. equipment for the MARC Bakery Store, a training The prospective bridegroom is a has a bachelor’s degree in business Manchester. Sports photos are chosen for during college. But he was having After dinner, a business meeting with installation of to players never before drafted George Canale. Ib. Virginia Tech program for employees of the workshop. graduate of Cambridge Latin administration and management. The prospective bridegroom is a their vividness of action or expres­ trouble with major-league pitching officers will be held. while the secondary phase is for U. School and Harvard University. She is a senior cost analyst in the graduate of Windham High School. and in 1981 hit .187. players previously drafted but who 41, . rhp. Loyola sion and Ainge has perhaps the He is self-employed in real estate financial division of Aetna Life and He is a landscaper for KBK most expressive face in the NBA. Celtics general manager Red Hamid photo by Pinto did not sign professional contracts. (Calif.) Marymount U. 42, Freddie restoration. Casualty. Landscaping of Columbia and a His anguish, frustration and dis­ Auerbach denied interest in Ainge In the regular phase, clubs select White, rhp. Long Beach, Calif., The wedding will be Oct. 4 at the The prospective bridegroom is a maintainer for Immaculata Re­ may have all been well-recorded then used the 31st choice overall in Ansaldi's Louis LaGuardia reaches up to nab a pop-up in in inverse order of their 1985 final Jordan HS. 43. Brian Johnson, c. Trinity Chapel at Boston College. 1978 graduate of Manchester High treat House in Willimantic. the 1981 draft to pick the 6-foot-5 College standings with the leagues alter­ Oakland. Calif., Skyline HS. 44, and contributed to the perception Tuesday’s International Farm game against the Lawyers The reception will be at Sheraton School. He has a degree in earth A 1987 wedding is planned. of him as a “ crybaby,” an guard in the second round. nating choices. Selections in the Rick Raether, rhp, I T . of Miami at Verplanck Fieid. Ansaldi's won, 9-6, and LaGuardia Tara Hotel in Framingham. Mass. science from Eastern Connecticut appellation voiced by opponents. Ainge’s freedom from Toronto secondary phase are determined (Fla ). 45, Rob Richie, of, U. of was the winning pitcher. State University. He is a financial The first Middle East peace “ My mother used to tell me not to was negotiated in November and Scheer gets degree Gerrity earns master’s by lot. The New York Mets will Nevada-Reno. 46, Scott Ruckman, planner and stockbroker for Pen­ treaty in modem history was make those faces,” said Ainge. he was activated the following In an eight-hour courting period, have the first pick in the secondary ss, Madera. Calif., HS. 47. Paul Barry Scheer received his docto­ John P. Gerrity of Diane Drive nsylvania Mutual Life Insurance signed in Washington in 1979 by who acknowledges and regrets the month, playing 53 games that a male epauleted bat cries out an phase Meyers, of, U. of Nebraska. 48, rate in analytical chemistry at the received his master’s degree in Co. and Janney Mortgomery Scott Egyptian President Anwar Sadat image, “ but I can’t help myself.” season. estimated 26,000 times and beats Here is a listing of the top 50 Roger Pavlick, rhp, Houston. Tex., University of Connecticut on May management on May 18 from Salve Inc. and Israeli Prime Minister Mena- He was called a “ cheap-shot “ He had a lot of pressure on him his wings 100,000 times before players in the nation, as rated by Aldine HS. 49, Jack Armstrong, 18. He graduated from Manchester Regina, the Newport College in An August wedding is planned. chem Begin. Baseball America: rhp. Rider College. 50, Joel For­ artist” by Milwaukee coach Don because of the publicity about his P icture High School in 1971. He also Newport, R.I. Previously, he re­ exhaustion takes over. 1. Jeff King. 3b, U. of Arkansas. rest, Ihp, Mesa (Col.) College. Nelson and in a fight with Atlanta’s coming from baseball into basket­ received his bachelor’s and mas­ ceived his bachelor of science Tree Rollins, was bitten on the ball,” said assistant coach Jimmy ter’s degrees at the university. degree at Salve Regina. finger by the Hawks center, Rodgers. yo urself Scheer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Crouchley on list Thoughts Bernard Sheer of 216 Ludlow Road. Kelly A. Crouchley. daughter of USFL complaining Manchester Midget Football Mr. and Mrs. Austin Crouchley of Gearin receives award 303 Timrod Road, has been named “ Do not love the world or when we read it. Scripture is clear which, ultimately, we cannot pos­ 1986 Registration running your to the dean’s list for the spring sibly keep or will we pursue the Bonnie Gearin of Manchester anything in the world. If anyone and that worldliness (being caught semester at the University of things of God which, ultimately, By Cerlsse Anderson necessariiy a permanent move,” Players & Cheerleaders received an award for scholastic loves the world, the love of the up with the things of the worid) and Rhode Island in Kingston. R.I. we will enjoy forever? United Press International D’Amato said. « excellence from the Reading and Father is not in him. For every­ godliness (being caught up with OPEN to residents of Manchester who will be 10years Language Arts Department, thing in the world — the cravings of the things of God) are not compati­ After New York City and state own Smith elected Antidote lor the world: “ Choose School of Education and Profes­ sinful man, the lust of his eyes and ble. A choice is clearly called for. NEW YORK - T h e U S. Football officiais began soliciting proposals of age by Dec. 31, 1986 and will not have reached 14 this day whom you will serve. But sional Studies at Central Connecti­ Melanie Smith of Manchester the boasting of what he has and This choice requires us to con­ League Friday called Senator to build a new stadium in Queens, as for me and my household, we years by Sept. 1, 1986. cut State University. It was has been elected secretary of the does — comes not from the Father sciously choose our priorities Alfonse D'Amato and a New York D’Amato said he spoke to Hess will serve the Lord” (Josh. 24:15) presented at the recent annual 1986-1987 senior class at Berry but from the world” (I John concerning the placing of our State official to testify about again in December 1985 about the business. efforts to persuade the N F L Jets to BIRTH CERTIFICATES Must be presented. honors day ceremonies on the New College in Mount Berry, Ga. Smith 2:15,16). St. John pulls no punches affections and the investing of our Jets and a sports bill that was Rev. David W. Mullen return to New York, but the Accompanied by Parent or Guardian. If you’ve been thinking about earning aoma money, Britian campus. She lives at 197 is majoring in theater and art. She when he writes this and we must energies, money, and time. Will we being considered in the Senate. you might want to consider coming to work (or not flinch through rationalization pursue the things of the world Church of the Living God fledging league failed to show that this newspaper as a carrier. Barry Scheer Vernon St. is the daughter of Nancy L. Smith. a USFL team had been excluded After that conversation. D’A­ WEIGHT LIMITS - Players only. from the city. mato said he believed there “ was a Ifs a lot Ilka being In business for yourself. You do Minimum 70 lbs. — Maximum 130 lbs. soma selling. You deliver the product. You collect The USFL’s so-called “New very real, strong possibility” Hess the money, and keep your records up to date. York Conspiracy,” as presented in would move the Jets back to New PLACE - American Legion Hallj We ahow you the ropes, but after that you’re Self-diagnosis complicates life for food-allergy sufferers attorney Harvey Myerson's open­ York CItv. on your own most of the time. ing statements in the USFL’s 81.5 20 American Legion Drive gens. In an allergic person, the (across from Manchester Armory) You learn a lot about how to handle various “ People tend to self diagnose allergic reactions to food. between sexes and races but crop nuts wedfseafood, especially billion antitrust trial against the But in another telephone call at Bv Gaylt Young immune system overreacts to the the end of January or early things... people, money, sometimes dogs. Unlt«d Pres* International their food allergies,” said Dr. F o ^ allergies are most common up more frequently in cities. shellfish. NFL. alleged the N F L “ deceived” But, most of all, you learn how to handle A person must first be exposed to presence of allergens and produ­ February, “ (Hess) indicated to Dean Metcalfe, an investigator at among children, affecting up to 5 However, heredity appears to city and state officials into believ­ WHEN - yourself. And that's good to know, a food before an allergy can ces antibodies which attach to the me. in this conversation, very whatever you plan to do In life. NEW YO RK — A child on a the National Institute of Allergy percent of all Americans under the play an important role in food ing that the Jets would return to Monday, June 2, 1988 — 6:00-8:30 P.M. and Infectious Diseases, which age 12. In adults, the figure is allergies, as It does in all allergies, develop, said Metcalfe. In areas lining of the nose and respiratory New York to keep the officials clearly that they would not be Intweatad? Call our picnic eau a cookie with peanut system, releasing the chemical coming back,” D’Amato said. Tuesday, June 3, 1986 — 6:00-8:30 P.M. tracks incidents like those menti­ lower, probably less than 1 per­ said R. Michael Sly, director of where a certain food is common, from inviting a USFL team to play circulation department, butter chips and goes into shock, histamine. dying on the way to the hospital. oned above. cent, said Metcalfe. allergy at Children’s Hospital allergic reactions to that food are here. Hess complained that permits Monday, June 9, 1986 — 6:00-8:30 P.M. or stop by In person. Histamine produces itchy eyes, Maybe we can go Into The same (ate befalls a restaurant National Medical Center In common also. D’Amato testified for 25 minutes and environmental clearances had “ They are not properly in­ “ Children tend to grow out of runny nose and sneezing. Tuesday, June 10, 1988 — 6:00-8:30 P.M. businees together. patron who unknowingly eats Washington. about his conversations with Jets not been obtained for the stadium. structed on food avoidance,” he their allergies as their gastronomi- For instance, codfish allergies F o ^ allergies may also cause chicken prepared In a peanut owner Leon Hess after Hess D’Amato said. “ In my opinion, REGISTRATION FEE - 647-9946 said. “ They may know a particular cal tracts mature,” he said. “ The Almost 70.percent of all allergies are extremely common In Norway, nausea, vomiting and hives, or announced In October 1983 that the Leon, was giving me excuses that sauce. food makes them sick but they opposite Is true for adults. Once can be traced to an inherited where codfish is harvested, he welts on the skin as the antibodies Players — *15.00 Each factor, he said. said. Jets were moving from Shea did not deal with the real reasons Cheerleaders — *10.00 Each Only a handful of allergic don't know how to look (or it.” th ^ develop a food allergy it will react to the presence of the Stadium in Queens to northern he wasn’t coming back.” reactions to food are fatal. But An estimated 35.6 million Ameri­ be with them for life. Most children are allergic to “ The more exposed a person is allergen. Individual Family Fee Not TO Exceed *25.00 “ The onset of most adult food milk and milk hy-products such as the more sensitive he becomes to a New Jersey. doctors say people who suffer such cans, one in six, suffer from “ There may be some itching in D’Amato’s testimony was allergies occurs In the 20’s and chocolate and cheeses, Metcalfe protein,” he said. When he talked to Hess shortly (Parents or guardians who wish to donsts thsir lima, allergies do not always know how asthma or allergies, according to the mouth as the food passes briefer than the USFL might have thars are chsarlaading and football coaches naadad.) early 30’s,” said Metcalfe, who said. For adults, the most common Proteins in foods that cause after the announcement. Hess l®aurI|PHtpr Hpralh to avoid the foods that can make the Institute. A much smaller through,” said Metcalfe Indicated the relocation “ was not intended. them sick. " number, perhaps 3 million, suffer added allergies do not differ foods are milk, eggs, peanuts, true allergic reactions are called aller­ -M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 81.1M6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 31. 1986 — 17 Advice MACC News It’s time to sign up for more free government food

Husband’s infidelity makes Bv Nonev Carr 19 proof of Income and of Manches­ one-pound boxes of butter were Mundell, Alan Bourn, Bill Hill. to the registration information system MACC executive director ter residence. Anyone living in IT’S AN IMPRESSIVE available. In March we had no Carl Boutwell, Rich Simmons and table staffed by Helen Diehl and and a very impressive group of elderly housing is automatically cheese or butter, but two-pound Rev. James Meek from Commun­ ' Beth Paterson. June is the month to register (or volunteers. You can help by eligible as are any households bags of of rice and three-pound j ars ity Baptist Church) pick up availa­ re-register) for the MACC/USDA making sure your friends and marriage depressing affair receiving food stamps, AFDC, of honey to distnibte. ble commodities from the storage A t the other end of the hall, surplus commodities distribution. neighbors are aware of the pro­ G.A. Medicare Section 8, or on werehouse in East Hartford. For Ambrose Diehl, Nell Paterson, Tile monthly food disbursement In April we had butter again, but gram. For more information, call unemployment compensation or the past three years, two students Burton Hickock, Steve Donlon, DEAR DEAR NERVOUS: Tell your has been functioning fairly four-pound containers of powdered' our Department of Human Needs workman’s compensation. Elderly from East Catholic have helped Ralph Perkins and Jolui Larson 848-4114. ABBY: Please friends what you have told me. It's smoothly. (Do I hear loud and milk instead of cheese. In May and can bring a Social Security award each month with the loading and are unpacking cases and crates help my hus­ as simple as that. Good luck. fervent knocking on wood?) with now again in June, it will be cheese letter as proof of income If they unloading of these tons of food. A and getting the food to the band and me more than 7$$ Mandiester resi­ choose. only and the July disbursements At the same time, you might also very special thank you to about-to- recording and dispensing team; handle a sensi­ DEAR ABBY: ThU Is a minis­ dents currently registered for the has been canceled since no surplus check to make sure they are aware graduate East seniors Steve Lukas Bea Hickock, Loretta Landry, tive problem in­ D e a r Ahhy ter’ s response to the problem $5-88 program. commodities will be available. of a new state program which MORE ELDERLY and handi­ and Peter Malin. We’ll miss your Jane Gaieucia, Elsie Wray, Rene volving a cou­ created by small children who You may register (or re- However, we expect to have food began April I which will pay half capped are served th rou ^ our strong young arms and backs and Nelson, Marge Bissell, Anita Mas- ple who are our Abigail Van Buren disrupt wedding ceremonies by register) for the 88-87 federal available again starting in August, the cost of prescription drugs and cheese please program than any ready smiles. Congratulations to solinl, Doreen Spano, Florence very dear becoming restless, talkative and surplus commodities program so please, plan to register now on diabetic supplies for eligible Con­ other MACC service project. At two wonderful young men. Noyes, Josephine Boone. Grace friends. “ To- whining. The parents you wrote during the regular surplus foods June 19. necticut seniors aged 85 and over. monthly disbursements you will While the transportation crew is Gibbs, Dorothy Norton, Doris m’ ’and “ M ary” about pushed past the ushers who distribution on the third Thursday Annual income guidelines are set find over 88% are elderly and muscling the food to Center, Frank Ramizi, Rose Sobielo, Edith Doo­ have been mar­ politely asked them to leave the of the month, June 19, between 3 LAS T Y E A R 54,820 pounds at less than $9,000 for singles or another 24% classified as eligible Morasco, Elm er Ostrout and Russ ley, Carole Cheney, Frances Lar­ ried about 10 child in the church nursery, which p.m. and 5; 30 p.m. at Center (that’s 27.3 tons) of surplus cheese, $12,000 for couples. To be eligible handicapped. Many of those in the Peterson are directing the traffic son, Valerie Boland. years and have two beautiful a fool of by Tom and his tramp. was staffed with licensed Congregational Church. Federal butter, rice, honey, dry milk and you must have no other prescrip­ remaining 10% are young, single flow. Moving 5 hundred or more children. We noticed in the last What should we, as good friends, attendants. income eligibility guidelines are corn meal valued at $88,845 were Upstairs, Marie Munson has set tion insurance or be on another mothers of small children on folk through Center’s Woodruff four or five months that Tom has do? set at 150% of the poverty level (i.e. AFDC. made available to low income up a special disbursement center assistant program. For more You were asked, "How can a Manchester households. Getting Hall in two and a half hour is no for the handicapped so they do not been moody and depressed. He and VERY WORRIED $8,040 for a single person, up to A Feb. 4 memo from Mary information call toll free 1-800-423- situation like this be prevented?” all this food from the warehouse in small feat. have to tackle the stairs or wait in Mary were always so loving to $18,500 for a family of four) Petrie, CRT program supervisor, 5026. Your reply: " I t can’t, unless East Hartford to our disbursement long lines. Home deliveries to each other; now he hardly looks at DEAR WORRIED: First. I will Income eligibility guidelines for Indicates that there may be more Herald photo by Pinto bouncers are enlisted! ’’ center at Center Congregational K A Y JACKMORE and Evelyn eligible shut-ins are made by her. Others have noticed it, too. tell you what not to do. Don’t tell elderly and handicapped are set at households registered in the NOTICES: We’ve a special Church is a formidable task made King woman the doors to Woodruff Meals on Wheels volunteers and We just found out that Tom has Mary about Tom, and don’t tell I have a better solution; When 175% of poverty (i.e. $9,380 for a Greater Hartford area than allot­ request for baby clothes for a little possible by over 400 dependable Hall, checking registration ^rds volunteers from Elderly Outreach. Graduation watch been having an affair with a young Tom about Doris. But do urge Tom planning the wedding with the one-person household). ted food stocks. In both January one born in April. We need size 6 volunteers. and acting as process monitors. The nurse from Jefferson House woman — I’ll call her Doris. She’s to see a doctor about his depres­ bride and groom, I ask their To register (or re-register) is and February. 5-pound, boxes of months and over. Please leave at Friends and family members of graduat­ College Thursday night. A total of 640 a minister’s wife with small sion. Eventually, this will all come permission to make an announce­ New registrations and requests for picks up their food and distributes Center Church week days between simple. Just bring with you on June American process cheese and First the Meek team (Carl information are shepherded over ing students watch the commencement students received degrees during the children. Her friends say she has out in the doctor’s office, which is ment before the wedding. If they it to clients at the day-care center. 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. if you can help. exercises at Manchester Community emotional problems and has had the appropriate place for it. agree (and so far they all have), I college’s 22nd graduation ceremonies. several affairs before this. walk out In front of the guests, the I feel we should tell Mary about DEAR ABBY; I am getting organist lowers the volume to Supermarket Shopper this affair. Doris has told a few married soon and my friends are almost nothing, then I say, "M y Bulletin Board people in town and rumors are throwing a bachelor party for me. I name is Pastor Paul, and I have spreading. I’d like to spare Mary am told that this party will feature two very important requests to the humiliation of hearing it from a girl who does a striptease dance. make on behalf of the bride and Team goes to work Students present play a.m., agorophobic group; 6:30 p.m,, children’s choir; strangers. In my book, nudity is something groom; The first: Please do not 7:45 p.m,, Concordia choir, Emanuel fete Is set Coupon thief must ‘rub ouf between me and my libido (and take any flash pictures during the A team from the Bolton United Methodist Church The junior high students at Unitarian Universalist Friday — 7 p.m , A.A. , My husband says someone Emanuel Lutheran Church is celebrating its 105th soon, between me and my wife) will be going to the Hinton Rural Life Center in Society: East will present the play entitled “ The should talk to Tom about Doris’ ceremony, the second; If you have Saturday — 6 p.m., prayer for church renewal. anniversary this year. It was organized in 1881 by a Hayesville, N.C., to work for the week beginning July Bishop’s Candlesticks" on Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. instability, her previous affairs and I would feel very self- a small child who begins to cry, group of Swedish settlers, and built on land donated by 11. The Hinton Center is a mission agency, in one of the service. This is affirmation Sunday at the church, and the gossip around town; then conscious gawking at somebody’s please do not wait, hoping the child the (iheney family. The official anniversary will be poorest areas of the nation. The work team, which also which is at 153 W. Vernon St. Here’s St. Mary’s week he might come to his senses and daughter dancing for my pleasure. will stop, but take the child out celebrated on June 15, with a service at 10:30 a.m.. a big city in order to win big First, I don’t want it. Second, it immediately so that others will be includes several people from Vernon, had to raise realize he’s risking his family and This is the schedule of events at St. M ary’s reunion choir presentation, and an afternoon of about $1,400 for the project, which represents career for a foolish fling. would be embarrassing for me. I able to enjoy the ceremony.” Episcopal Church this week: music, historical displays and old films. approximately a third of the cost of the week. This Is South’s plan know a lot of guys like this sort of The above has worked very well, Sunday — 7:30a.m,, holy eucharist; 9:30a.m.. holy A chicken box lunch will be served at 12:30 p.m. By Martin Sloane I don’t think Mary is aware of thing, but I am not one of them. underscoring an old adage; An This is the week planned at South United Methodist eucharist with senior choir; Senior Recognition Day. Those who with to partake need to make reservations United Feature Syndicate Tom ’s affair, but I know she’s been I don’t know what to do. ounce of prevention is worth a Church: Monday — 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m.. by calling the church office. 643-1193. Lunches cost $5 concerned alraut his depression. I Here’s Emanuel’s week Clip ’n’ file refunds Meanwhile I am... pound of cure. Sunday — 10 a.m.. service with holy communion. committee meetings. each. D E AR M AR TIN : I know you have already written hate to see Tom and Mary split up. NERVOUS IN THE THE REV. PAUL McKOWEN Here are the events scheduled this week at Emanuel Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching “ The Centurion’s Tuesday — 5:15 p.m.. Children’s Choir; 6 p.m.. Baked Goods, Desserts (File No. 7) about people stealing the coupon sections from but I can’t stand to see Mary made NORTHEAST FREMONT, CALIF. Lutheran Church; Faith:’ ’ nursery care; noon, Christian Youth choir fellowship supper: 6:30 p.m., Capella Choir; Clip out this file and keep it with similar newspapers, but I have a new one for you. On Sunday. Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worship with holy communion; Fellowship swim party. ■•■church school teachers’ meeting: 7:30 p.m., evening cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with March 16. my newspaper had a coupon insert that 9:45 a.m.. Sunday church school; 11 a.m., worship, Monday — 7 p.m., scholarship committee; 7:30 prayer; 7:45 p.m.. music committee. Healing service set beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting included an advertisement from Kraft. In the ad was a nursery, baptism; 2 p.m., youth bowling. p.m., administrative board. Wednesday— 10a.m..holy communion; 10:45a.m., the needed proofs of purchase while looking for A service of prayer for healing and evangelism will “ Kraft magic Rebate Offer" of $100 or $10 or $5 or Monday — 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., confirmation resource Tuesday — 12:30 p.m., Mizpah-Spencer Circle; 7 Bible study; 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir. the req u ir^ forms at the supermarket, in Amoeba theory inconclusive be offered Sunday at noon at the Worcester Memorial $1.50. In order to find out the value of the refund, you center; 3:30 p.m.. staff meeting; 6:30 p.m., youth p.m.. Boy Scouts; D.C.Y.S.; 7:30 p.m . Chancel Choir; Thursday — 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts; 7:10 p.m., evening Auditorium, Worcester. Mass. Tickets are $3 each. had to rub the coating off the magic square inside the newspapers and magazines, and when trading ministry: 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7:30 p.m., council. women’s prayer and study. D E A R DR. prayer; 7:30 p.m., communication meeting: Bible The Rev. Ralph A. DiOrio will conduct the service. mail-in rebate form. with friends. Offers may not be available in all glucose-tolerance test and have Tues(lay — 9 a.m., housing board: 10 a.m., Wednesday — 7:30 p.m,, adult Bible study. GOTT; What is study. areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive hypoglycemia. The doctor says it’s Beethoven Chorus; 6:30 p.m., ECW annual meeting, Thursday — 7 p.m.. Cub Scouts. Well, I didn't have to go to the trouble ofrubbingthe your opinion Saturday — 7:30 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. each refund. due to a pancreatic disorder and pot luck, installation of officers. Friday — 10 a.m., AI-Anon. black material off t he square. Someone had done it for about the the­ adrenal Insufficiency. Can a high- Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care Parish plays bingo me! Of course, my square said $1.50. I checked with The following refund offers are worth $9.65. ory that os­ protein diet take care of these and visitation; 6 to 8 p.m., confirmation resource my neighbors and theirs too had been rubbed off in the This week’s offers have a total value of $18.40. teoarthritis and D r. G o tt problems? St. Bridget Parish holds bingo Thursdays at 7:30 center; 7:30 p.m., Scandia. Center plans the week This Is Trinity’s plan same way. I am certain that if this low-down "rubber” These offers require refund forms: rheumatoid ar­ p.m. at 74 Main St. Friday — 7 p.m., pedee prayer vigil; confirmation found high-value rebates in any of our inserts, he kept thritis are DEAR READER: A high Events scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ Here is the schedule of events at Trinity Covenant LENDER Family Mug Offer. Receive a Lender Peter Qott, M.D. retreat. Church: them himself and substituted one with the lowest caused by an protein diet may help, but only if tional Church are as follows: fam ily Ceramic Mug. plus a free Celestial Saturday — 10 a.m. to noon, confirmation resource value, - CLARA LEBRON amoeba? I you simultaneously reduce the Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship service and Sunday — 5:30 p.m.. Covenant Women’s supper Seasonings Herb Tea Sampler (four tea bags and center: 8 p.m.. AA. communion; 9 a.m., breakfast; 10 a.m.. confirma­ with Tuba Comedy Troupe. South Church gives concert KORT LAUDERDALE, FLA a IS-cent Celestial Seasonings coupon). Send the heard that this sugar you eat. is being re­ tion: nursery and toddler care; church school; 11:15 Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast. La South United Methodist Church will end its eighth required refund form an two Universai Product I am sending you a free copy of searched at Ifs children’s Sunday a.m., social hour. Strada; 5:30 p.m., chairmen’s supper, church board. concert series tonight at 8 with a recital by soprano Code symbols from two packages of Lender’s my Health Report on Hypoglyce­ Monday — 7:15 p.m., all-church committee night. Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer break­ DEAR CLARA: I mentioned this "Kraft Magic three medical schools, but that the DEAR READER: Toxic levels Gwenn Roberts and her husband, pianist John Cobb. Bagels (any variety), along with$2.75 (Connecti­ mia. Other readers who would like Sunday is Children’s Day at the First Congrega­ Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir; 7 p.m., sacred fast, La Strada: 7 p.m., cboir rehearsal; men’s Rebate O ffer" in my column the week before the Rheumatoid Disease Foundation of iron can build up in the liver and The couple lives in New York City. This is her first cut residents must add 7.5 percent for sales tax) a copy should send $1 plus their tional Church in Andover. ’The 11 a.m. worship will danc«. seminar; women’s Bible study. insert was distributed. It sounded like a good way to and the American Medical Associ­ in other structures. Iron overload appearance at a concert at the church but he has for each mug ordered. Expires June 30. 1986 or name and address to P.O. Box 2597, mark the last children’s day for Nancy Parker, who Wednesday — 2 p.m., healing prayers; 7:30 p.m,. Friday — 7 to 9 p.m.. Senior High Friday Night Live. put a little excitement into a $1.50 refund offer. ation do not approve. can result from the faulty regula­ performed at the concert series for five years. while supplies last. Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure to has been superintendent of the local church school for Chancel Choir. Obviously .someone with access to these coupon tion of iron absorption and from General admission will be $3 for adults. Children 12 mention the title. 16 years. There will be songs and readings, provided inserts thought they could make it even more exciting. MARTHA WHITE Free Margarine Offer. DEAR READER: Osteoarthri­ repeated blood transfusions. If you Buckingham has guest and under will be free. by members of the church school. The sermon will be Receive a coupon good for one pound of free tis is caused by the natural are a heavy drinker, your liver Concordia’s week Is set "Jesus Was a Child.” The service is at 11 a.m. This week, the Rev. James Chapman will preach on But. the laugh is on the “ rebate rubber.” margarine (maximum value $1). Send the wearing away of joints that occurs problem is m orelikelytobe caused DEAR DR. GO’TT: Are there required refund form and eight prooLof-purchase with age. Rheumatoid arthritis is a by alcohol than by iron. Often the blood tests that can definitely Here is the week’s schedule at Concordia Lutheran "The Center of Faith” at Buckingham Congrega­ Kraft reports that the odds on rubbing the square Family film shown by Baptists seals (Universal Product Code symbols) from form of joint inflammation. I am people in a drinker’s environment indicate the paternity of a child? Church; tional Church. The service is at 10; 30 a.m.. and church and coming up with a $100 refund was one in 426.000. school is offered for preschool through eighth grade. any variety of Martha White’s Gladiola Corn- not aware of the AM A’s position on are more reliable judges of the Awards concert set' Sunday — 8 a.m., worship service with communion; Faith Baptist Church will show the fourth film in a The culprit would have to rub off the equivalent of bread Mixes Expires June 30. 1986. amoebas as a cause of rheumatoid amount consumed. Listen to your DEAR READER: By determin­ nursery; 9:15 a.m., church school and Christian Dr. James Dobson series Sunday at 6:30 p.m. The The Young Artists Competition, sponsored by North every insert delivered to Columbus. Ohio in order to arthritis. Although there is a study doctor and get off the booze. ing the blood type of the child, its growth hour; 10:30 a.m., service with communion: film, “ The Family Under Fire,” is part of a series, find that $10(i refund offer. NEWTONS Kite Offer. Receive a Newtons United Methodist CTiurch, will end with a concert to be Family film shown in progress to investigate this Iron itself is toxic to the liver. If mother and its father, specialists 1:30 p.m., camera club. “Turn Your Heart Toward Home." In the film high-flying kite. Send the required refund form performed on June 15 at 7:30 p.m. Each performer I doubt that you will find the square rubbed off in the possibility. I believe that the you do have iron overload, more can often prove paternity. More Monday — 7:30 p.m., Christian education commit­ On Sunday at 6:30 p.m., the film called “ Family Dobson, urges parents to look at the effects of and three brand seals from any Newtons Fruit will present the winning music from the competition, tee and church school. next insert in which a similar offer appears. reports are, as yet, inconclusive. specific treatment will be neces­ often, the paternity can be dis­ Under F ire” will be shown at Faith Baptist (Church. 52 governmental interference, abortion and porno­ Chewy Cookies (12-ounee size or larger), along and receive a cash prize. Tickets are $3 each; doors sary; you can obtain further proved. Nothing in laboratory Tuesday — 6 p.m., catechetical classes. Lake St. The film maintains that there is a “ civil war graphy and to get involved to preserve their families. with 50 cents (two quarters) for postage and will open for early seating at 6:30 p.m. D EAR DR. GOTT: It seems that information from the Iron Over­ Wednesday — 9 a.m., workday, retired men; 10:30 of values” in America today. The public is invited. handling. For each additional kite ordered, send testing is truly definite, but blood- my liver does not expel iron. I am a D E AR M AR TIN : I would like to add one final one Newtons Brand Seal and a $2 check or money load Diseases Association. 224 typing can tell a great deal. moderate drinker, but my doctor thought about companies that refuse to send refunds order. Expires July 31. 1986. Datura St.. Suite 912, West Palm Fortunately, we have progressed to consumers who use post-office boxes. Why should thinks I ’m a real lush. What causes Beach, F L 33401. beyond the old saying that mater­ this be a one-way street'’ In order to obtain a refund, RICH’S Apple Juice Offer. Receive a coupon this type of liver ailment and what nity is a matter of fact, paternity a Religious Services consumers must, in almost every instance, send the good for $I off any brand of apple cider or apple damage can be done? D E AR DR. GO’TT: I had a matter of opinion. proofs of purchase in a po.st-office box! juice. Send the required refund form and the CHARLES SOFORENKO Universal Product Code symbol from any two AMembllM of Qod Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. a.m. Nursery ond Sunday school. Communion first and third Sunday. 9:30a.m., worship; 10:45 o.m., Sunday Salvation Army NEW BEDFORD. MASS. packages of Rich’s Donuts. Expires June 30.1986. 10 o.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 Pull Gospel Interdenomlnallenal (649-4243) school; 7 p.m., Bible study and Piano-custody fight ends amicabiy Calvary Cfiarcli (Aitgmbllcs of o.m. church school. (647-9941) Church, 745Main St., Manchester. Rev. fellowship. Wednesdqy, 7:30 p.m., Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Mon­ THANK YOU Pan Offer. Receive a Bake King God), 400 Buckland Road, South PIrst Cenprepotlonal Church ef An- Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., prayer meeting. (742-7223) chester. Mol. ond Mrs. Reginald Windsor. Rav. Kenntth L. Gustafson, dever. Routs 6, Andover. Rev. Richard odult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 M ethodist Presbyterlon Church ef Manchester, Russell. 9:X a.m., Sunday school; heart-shaped baking pan (retail value $2.65). VENTURA, Calif. (AP) - A who is seeking a divorce from his 10:45 a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., DEAR CHARLES: You're right! It's absurd for bag full of groceries and finding pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 H. Taylor, pastor. $unday school, all p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Send the required refund form and six labels from divorce battle over custody of two wife of 10 years, Carol. a.m., worship, child-core and nursery; oges, 9:30 a.m.; $unday worship, p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ Belton United Methodist Church, chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., wor- ' salvation meeting. (649-7787). your soon-to-be-ex-husband play­ 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. manufacturers to discriminate against more than 10 any flavor of Thank You Brand Pudding or Pie pianos ended harmoniously after 7:00 p.m., eyenlngservlce of praise ond nursery core provided, II a.m. (743- day at 7:30 p.m., worship service. ship service, nursery, 9:15 o.m., Sun­ Since community property, such ing the piano for a few hours,” said Bible preaching. (644-1102) 7696) Prayer line, 646-8731, 34 hours. Stewart Lanier, poster, 9:30 o.m., day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. million consumers who use po.st-office boxes. Filling. Expires July 31. 1986 or while supplies lawyers pounded out a settlement church school; 11 o.m., worship ser­ Unitarian Unlveraalltt as the pianos, is usually not divided Hannah-Beth Jackson, Mrs. Fried­ PIrst Cenprepotlonal Church of Cov­ Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ (p3-0906) last. that leaves each side with one entry, 1171 Main $t., Coventry. Rev. ter. 10 o.m., breaking bread; 11:45 vice, nursery. (649-3472) This week's Smart Shopper Award goes to Debbie until the end of the divorce, man’s lawyer. North United Methodist Church, 300 Unitarian Universalist Seclety-Eost, keyboard. Baptist Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel Griggs of Tarentum, Pa : "A few weeks ago, our local Here’s a refund to write for: A $1 refund. Mitchelson had asked that Fried­ ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In meeting. Parker St., Monchester. Richard W. 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. „ .’The settlement worked out Wed­ Friedman sued for visitation Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Roman Catholic Diana Heath, minister. 10;X a.m., Shop'n Save advertised double coupons and a $5 MYADEC $1 Refund Offer. Parke-Davis. Promo­ man be allowed to pi'actice on the rights to the pianos. Church Lane House. Nursery core service. Nursery care and youth nesday averted the need fora court Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. provided. (742-8487) nett, minister of visitation. Worship General Mills refund for buying 12 different General tion Department. 201 Tabor Road, Morris Plains. pianos In the couple’s former home Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., church service; 9 and 10:30 o.m. Nursery for Church ef ftie Assumption, Adams religious educotlon. Coffee hour after hearing on the custody battle that Second Cenprepotlengl Church, 385 service. (646-5151) Mills products. So 1 grabbed my coupons and headed NJ 07950. Send your name, address and Z IP code twice a week, for a total of eight According to Mitchelson, Fried­ school for all ages, kindergarten N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. children age 3 and younger. 9 o.m.. Street at Thompson Rood, Manches­ had been scheduled for ’Thursday, man is a serious musician who has through Grade 4 continuing during the Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., wor­ Jehovah’s W itneM es Adult Bible group; 10:30 o.m., church ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. for the store It was great! The double coupons and the on a 3-by-5 card. This offer ex.pires Dec. 31. 1986, hours. service; 10:M a.m., morning worship. school; 5:30, p.m., Methodist Youth Saturday moss at 5; Sunday masses at said lawyer Marvin Mitchelson. played with the Utah Symphony ship service, Sunday school, and .Jehovah's witnesses, 647 Tolland 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2195) refund gave me $18.81 worth of General Mills products While waiting for the form, save the Universal Nursery provided. (643-0537) nursery for children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ Turnpike/ Manchester. Tuetdavr Con- Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Donee “ He will get the Boesendorfer “ When he first moved out, she Orchestra. Friedman, who also got Palth Baptist Church, 53 Lake St., grim Fellowship. (649-2863) Group. (649-3696) St. Barthelemew's Church, 741 E. for just $9.03 But my savings are not over. Among the Product Code symbol from the Myadec 130s oregotlon Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ South United Methodist Church, 1226 Middle Turnpike, Monchester. Rev. and leave her the Steinway to play said she would let him practice, but custody of the couple’s harpsi­ Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, Second Cenprepatlenpl Church of day/ Theocratic M inistry School items I purchased was Cinnamon Toast Crunch carton, along with the cash-register receipt with pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday on. ’This way they can both make then she changed her mind,” chord, will be giving a harpsichord (speokino course), 7 p.m.; Service Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, cereal. On the back of the package, there was a $1 the purchase price circled. Expires June 30.1986, o. m., worship service; 7 p.m., eveningentry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. meeting (ministry training), 7:50p.m.; THE music," said Mitchelson, repres­ Mitchelson said. concert in Ventura in two weeks, service. (646-5316) Regular schedule; 10 a.m., worship; 8 rence S. Staples, pOstors. Summer 10 and 11;Xa.m. refund offer. It's a wonderful way to shop!" Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 schedule: 10 o.m., worship service. $t. Bridpet Church, 70 Main St., enting Dr. Newton J. Friedman, “ Imagine coming home with a he said. Pint Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown o. m., Dlol-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m.;a.m., Watchtower Study, 10:25. (646- BIBLE Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday church school, nursery to grade eight, 1490) Nursery for preschoolers. (647-9141) Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan school; 11 a.m^, wonhip service; 7 adult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-postors. p. m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 Saturday moss 5 p.m.; Sunday mosses SPEAKS week service. Nursery at all services. p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., at 7:X, 9 ,10:X and noon. (643-2403) by (449-7509) senior church school and Pilgrim Mormon $t. James Church, 896 Main St., Eugene Brewer Cinema Pint Baptist Chapel at the Oeof, 240 Jewish — Conservative Manchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, Chan’s Garden fellowship. (742-6234) Rev. David Boronowskl, Rev. Joseph Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Talcettville Cenprepottenul Church, Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle The Church ef Jesus Christ ef Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Latter-day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Harvest Time Baptist Church, 73 E. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Saturday mosses at 4 and 6:M p.m.; Reinhold Niebuhr wrote: HARTFORD Metal (R) Sot midnight. — The Rocky WILLIMANTIC Talcottville. Co-postors: Rev. Ronald Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tabotskv, can­ Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ ChMtno CHy — A Room With a View Horror Picture Show (R) Sot midnight. 'Chinese Restaurant Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 shop, 9:30 a.m., sacrament meeting; Sundav masses ot 7:X, 9, 10;M a.m., "Man's capacity for justice makes Jlllsen Square Cinema — cobra (R) Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; to r; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) Sot and Sun 1:45, 4:20, 7:30, 9:55. — — The Song Remains the Same (PG) Sot and Sun 1:10, 3:10, 7:10, 9:10. — SHOMCASt a.m., worship service and church Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. 10:15 o.m., Sunday school and prlm- democracy possible, but man’s Letter to Brezhnev (R) SatondSun2,4, Sot midnight. 11 a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., school. (6494)815) orv; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., Short Circuit (PG) SotondSun 1,3,7,9. evening service, Wednesday home Saturday. (643-9563) Coventry. Father James J. William­ inclination to Injustice makes de­ 7:20,9:30. — Short Circuit (PG) Sat and — SweetLlberty(PG)SatandSun1:05,, Chan’ s Garden Chinese Restaurant offers HARTFORD___ society. (643-4003) Sun 1:30, 3:50, 7:10, 9:40. — Bliss (R) MAHSFIKLD Bible study, 7 p.m. (643-9359) son, pastor. Masses Saturday at 5:15 mocracy necessary.” Sot and Sun 1:15, 4:10, 7, 9:15. 3:15, 7:05, 9:15. — Poltergeist II: The lomriMTAn M ixn M p.m.; Sunday 9:W and 10:45 o.m.; Tront-Lux Celleoe Twin — Bock to th Other Side (R) Sot and Sun 1:15, 3:15, Mandarin and Szechuan style dishes and is Jewish — Reform holydavs, S:X and 7:X p.m. Confes­ Rephrase to see an analogy; ■AST HARTFORD Future (PG) Sot and Sun3,7wlthTlme 7:15,9:15. — Dream Lover (R) Sot and M lgjgjB H iiB ttW I8m /lf1ll)80(NBMagY Covenant ■ottweed Pub A cinema — Hannah Bandits (PG) Sot and Son 5, 9:05. rnmimmmm.viAnmmim.tm. Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. National Catholic sions 4:M fo 5 p.m. (742-6655) “Man's capacity for the spiritual and Her Sisters (PG-13) Sat 7:15, 9;20; Sun 3:20,7,9:20. — Hey There, It's Yogi dedicated to keeping the art of Chinese Christian Bclance Trinity Ceyenunt Church, 302 Hack­ Extension, South Windsor. Steven Church ef St. Maurice, 32 Hebron makes Christianity possible, but Bear (G) Sat and Sun 1:10. - Gung Ho DMAMIflVK matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman $t. Jehn the Baptist Polish Netlenel Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford Sun 7:30. (PG-13) SaJ and Sun 1:10, 3:20, 7:10, Chotlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. his inclination toward the mun­ Pear Rlchcn-ds Pub A Cinema — VKRNOH cooking at a high standard. l:IM:1»4:|g-T:<6-IMI0-1ta0 m pmt Church el Christ, Scientist, 447 Swenson. Worship service; 8 and 11 each Friday; children's services, 7:45 Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 Murphvu's Law (R) Sat 7:30, 9:M, Cine 1 A 2 — Hannah and Her Sisters 9:20. N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., a.m.; Sunday Bible school, 9:30 a.m. p.m. second Friday of each month. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7;X, 9:15 and dane makes Christianity neces­ m ldnloiit; Sun 7:30,9:30. (P«ft-nnniiir gram, (U f-n n office or 647-8878 O oap#r 3: Bock In Training (PG) SatandSun2, We have Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarlan Dishes. 341 East Center Street Manchester - POT9OtftO0#> o.m., worship service. (743-7548) 4:20,7:25,9:30. — Gung Ho (PG-13) Sat We serve Lunch & Dinner and also Take Out Food. Center Cenprepatlenpl Church, 11 Church el the Llvlnp Oud, an lien Evengeiicei Lutheran Church Presbyterian CHURCH OF CHRIST and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:20, 9:35. — Short C o n ^ $t., AAanchester. Rev. Newell H. evMoellcal, full-gospel church, Ro­ (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High rBBllRlfl Lydall and VBrnon StroBts CIrcutt (PO) Sat 2, 3:50, 5:40, 8, 10:10; Open 11:30 a.m. to 10;30 p.m. Monday to Sunday. 647-8062 646-8005 Cuims Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert bertson School, North School Street, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Coventry Presbyterian Church, Sun 2, 3:45, 5:40, 7:40, 9:40. — Heovv J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Manchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 o.m.. Divine wor­ Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ V s s r A PhotiK 646-2B03 Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; pastor. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 ship; 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; Holy try. Rev. Brod Evans, pastor. Sunday,

) 1« - M A N C H E S T E R H E R A L D . Saturday. M a y 31. IM 6 M A N C H E S T E R H E R A L D . Saturday. M a y 81. 1888 - l» KIT trCAm.YteOtey Larry Wriaht Iq T iH D M E S l7 c J TV/STEREO/ l ^ F D B BBiT I ' 9 1 APPLIANCES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 a SEIVICEINRECfORir Spacious 4 Badroom 5,000 BTU olr contftlonar TlWefbPVbOR. Colonldl-2 full baths, con- In good working condition M e o ic iN e . vanlent location, $800 par $50.00. Call 659-2223 even­ IliRHSCELUNEOUS 8«ai»8MIAIIIa|M| month. 646-7045 or 721- ings otter 7:00pmo NotICM Business Property ...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Form Supplies and E q u ip m e n t.. BefeMfiree- C M U M l i 7546. Resort Property ...... 26 »M8ERWGER L o tt/ F o u n d ...... 01 Bookkeeptng/lncome Tax...... 54 Office/Retall Equipment...... A5lEeWNfe|PlU,/ Eighteen cubic toot M ortoopes...... 27 RATBS: 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per day. T freezer. $75. Coll 6494311. Ptrsonals...... 02 Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... Nomo your own prico — iqeiSTDREAND Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment... 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Odd lob». Trucking. Homtownori. Nodd oloc- Announcements...... 03 Fofhor and son. Post, Homo ropolrs. You name frio il work and homo and I ^ I dffice space For Sole. 15.7 cubic ft. Auctions...... 04 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Musical Items...... 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. MMm um cBorpe: 4 Hues. dopondobio torvico. If, wo do If. Free oatl- yard oquipmont ropolrs, Hotpoint upright freezer. Financial...... 05 Rentals Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment. Wtil do bobyalfflnq In mv Pointing, Poporhonglng mafo«. Inaurod. 6434D04. alto lawn cart torvlco- Electrical ...... i ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 5501b. capacity. $50 or best Ucanted Monchealer a Rem oval. Coll 646-5761. Coll 649-2254 Offtr 7pm. otter 6464754. Rooms for Rent...... 3i Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... DBADLINBt: For classified odyerflsemenls to home. (Verqianck School Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 Howkoa Tree Sorvico — Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tog Sa le s...... be published Tuesday fhrou^ Saturday, the Arto). Coll 6 4 8 ^ . Bucket Truck & Chipper. Matenrv. carpentry, Freezer. Upright model. Help Wanted...... 11 Condominiums for Renf...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wonfed fo Buy/Trade ...... deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Stump Removal. Free Es­ stucco repair work and Wilson business offices Homes for Renf...... 34 and support services. Fur­ Excellent Condition. Situation W anted...... 12 For odyertlsements to be published Monday, [ELECTRICAL timates. Special consldor- olferoflons. Coll 643-9508 Frost free. Call after 6pm. Sfore/Office Space...... 35 otlonfor Elderly and Han­ or 649-5635. nished offices, secretarial Business Opportunities...... 13 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. service, reception, tele­ $99 646-6507. Instruction...... Resort Property ...... 36 CARPENTRY/ dicapped. 647-7m ...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Autom otive Oumos Eloctric— Having phone answering, word Employment Services...... 15 Hollday/Seosonal...... 71 REMOOEUin TODAY IS a good day fo Kelvinator Refrigerator Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 READ YOUR AD. Classified odverflsements are Elocfrlcol Problems? Bobcat, Backhot, loader place on od In dossMedfo procesing and copier fa­ Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sole...... 91 Need 0 largo or a small cilities. Level H Watkins with freezer. No frost Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vons for Sole...... 92 token by telephone as a conyenlence. The Forrond Remodtilng — rental. Trucking, drain­ tell those Idle Items $75.00. Coll 643-5336.0 Wanted to R ent...... 40 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Repair? Wo Spoclollzo In age s ift work. D a vit Con­ vou’ye Been sforlng. A Center, 935 Main St., Man­ Real Estate Furniture...... 74 Compers/Trallers...... 93 Sil Coblnots, roofing, guf- Residential Work. Joseph chester. 647-0073. TV/Stereo/Appliances__ '...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the slie of fort, room additions, struction, 87M400. OUKA coll to 643-2711 will Westinghouse refrigera­ Homes tor Sale ...... 21 Dumos. Fully Lictntod. Machinery and T ools...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not docks, oil typoa of romo- put your od In print. Manchester - Downtown tor and stove, very good Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Services lessen the value of the advertisement will not Free Estlmotos. 646-5253. Delivering clean form Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 CmanmA.im. dollna cmd ropolrs. F R E E retail or office space, 1750 condition, $135 each. Coll Lots/Land for Sole...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 be corrected by on additional Insertion. o*flmato«. Fully Inturod. loom : 5 yards 875 plus tax. Custom curtains, drapes 6493259 Otter 4. Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 'Alto sand, stone, ond square feet. 668-1447. Investment Property...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 TolOlHim 84S4017, oflor ond fabric thodos, tpo- 4pm,M74S09. I^HEATIRe/ provol. Coll 6434504. clollzlng In ballon shades. Carolyn 6494007 and Dob- Office or retail space tor lSSUn.UMMN8 rent.-700 sq. ft.. Ideal loca­ IMACHINBIY Custom Rofofllling. Hove WO 6434369. tion, no food. Near Mini [HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Carpentry and romodti- Troy Blit Rofotlller. Will Mall. Call 649-0969. ANDTDDLS LOST Ing servicot —- Complofo Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ travel. Gordons, lawns, throom romodeling; In- Keep your TV picture home repairs and romo- flower beds, largo or thora with froquont Cleon- Powerful 3 HP Craftsman AND FOUND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED One man experienced In Equipment operator ttolloflon water hooters, sm all. Coll 643-1895 waterprofflng, also one dollng. Quolltv work. Rof- Ing of the screen. Use a I m JRESDRT Electric Lawn Mower. needed by general con­ oroncos, llcontod and In­ garbage disposals; faucet Lost Dog-Mexican Chl- trainee needed. Must tractor. Must have expe­ repairs. 6494539. Vlso/M- mild soap with water or a Rear hard plastic gross Reading Consultant- Building Custodian. Fu|| Custodian Cleaner/Super- Dental Hygenist expe­ Construction equipment sured. Coll 6464165. i^iPRDPEimr catcher with cord. $50.00. hauahua. Black & brown. /Grades K-4, Coventry have cor. Able to Install rience on backhoe and osforCard accepted. bit of cmrnonlo In wafer. time cleaning buildings, vlsor for high school. rienced. Part time Tues­ operators - CAT, D-3, D-5, subp pumps, hatchways Bo sure fo ib'y tboroughly. Coll 646-6794. Answers to name of Public Schools. Apply to pleasant working condi­ Write giving experience, day & Wednesdoy. Call 416; also, truck drlvers/lo- dump truck, must be able Indopondonf Construc­ Cope Cod. Bass River Bullet. Reward. 643-2828 Clarence Edmondson, between 9am-12. 633-3509. and drain lines. Call 646- to service and maintain If you hovo an extra tions, good pay and excel­ Box 329, Manchester, Ct. Customer Service. Part borers. 633-8317. Painters needed with at 3361 or 563-3006. equipment. Call 742-5317, tion Co. Oonorol Controc- D & O Londscoplng. foltvltlon set no one oreo. Immaculate home, 3 evenings. Principal, GH Robertson lent benefits. Apply In 06040. time 25 hours per week. least 3 years experience. fors. custonf home You con bo 0 good sales­ Spring Cleon Ups, Prun- close to ocean, many School, 227 Cross st.. Coy- person at the facilities Managers Position Avail­ 8:30 to 5 Monday thru man ... lust use o qutek- watches, why not ox- LAWN AND Call Jeanne. 647-9946. Part Time Help Wonted- Must have own transpor­ Receptlonist/Sales. Are Friday. bulldlnq ond remodeling, Ings, flower & shrub plant­ dKinao for cosh with a extras, $400 a week. 684- Found. Female cot 5 entry, Ct., 06238. EOE. services office, 1737 Main able. Mens clothing store. Evenings and weekends, tation 646-7760. tiding, OKcovatlon, etc. solllng od In Classified to ings. Free estimates. Coll 4113. DARDEN months old, has flea col­ St., South Windsor, Ct. Call 649-7901. you 0 pleasant outgoing Coll 4564865 o r 45647215. find cosh buvorsi 643-2711. low-codt od In Closslflod? op ply In person Pero Fruit person who Is looking to 659-2436 Offer 5;3(k>m. 643-2711. lar. Tiger Calico with Attendents local gas sta­ The South Windsor Board Stand, 276 Oakland ST., Coventry Lake. 1 bed­ 20 Evergreen shrubs. Up­ short hair. Found at ECLC tion part/full time. Apply of Education Is an affir­ make some extro money room waterfront cot­ Ice Cream Drivers to sell Manchester, 643-6384.0 by working 1 day, 2 nights right yews 15" to 18" high. on Spring St. 647-1371 after Cheshire Sunoco, 687 S. mative action equal op­ Hood Ice cream and offer Outside Sales. Monday liNSTRUCTiPN tages, suitable for 2 $40. 643-6801. 4. Main St. Dependable, portunity employer. per week and Saturdays? novelties In you own local thru Friday, evenings. Ex- Health Instructor- Permanont part time Flexible hours arethe key persons only. Available energetic people needed. area. No experience ne­ Barber. Meadows Manor cellent money. Call Looking for career tellers needed In our Auto Improve your math over June 21st to August X. to working In a friendly $150-$250 per week. 742- Furniture Delivery, full cessary. Be your own seeks the services of a Jeanne 647-9946. minded aggressive Indi­ bonk and Burr Corners established business. If the summer. Experienced I HDMES [HDMES 132IAPARTMENTS RECREATIDNAL Clerical. Full time per- time. High school di­ boss. Great routes now state licensed barber, on a viduals, backround In Rentsis 3022. [ANNOUNCEMENTS offices. Will train, apply you like working with math teacher will tutor FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR RENT [e q u ip m b it manant position for gen­ ploma, must be neat with open In Manchester and monthly or bi-monthly Dispatcher - Permanant health or sales 923 Main St., Manchester people, this lob Is for you I students In grades 7 thru eral office worker. a clean rean record. Basic surrounding areas. Call basis, to serve the needs full time position. Smoll preferred but not neces­ or call 646-1700. EOE 12. $15.00 per hour. Call Cope Cod: Cozy 2 bed­ Emergency? In Manches­ Call Debbie at 643-2171. Manchester. $122,900. Im­ Very nice older duplex on room cottage, fully Golf Cart-Set of twelve Typing, accounts payable carpentry skills expe­ International Ice Cream of It's male residents. office atmosphere, diver­ sary. Base salary plus 646-8840. IRDDMS 24 Locust Street. 7 room ter, dial 911 for fire, and data entry experience rience preferred. Call 278- 623-1733 or 623-5878. Hours are flexible and the sified office duties. Call commission and Incen­ maculate 3 bedroom Co­ nice street, both apart­ apartment $600 monthly equipped, walk to beach. clubs and ball retrelver. police, medical help. Floral Designer, expe­ Credit Union seeks person lonial. 12 X 22 flreploced FDR RENT $45.00. 6497918.0 helpful. Company benef­ 2492, ask for Bill. rate of compensation Is Appliance Repair 646- tives. Contact Lynn or rience required. Full time ments newly remodeled, plus utilities. Security, no 643-8686 Otter 5. for teller and other cleri­ front to bock Hying room, extra deep lot, single cor appliances Coll 646-2426 its. Call tor appointment Help wanted-Sales person negotiable. Interested 1112. Mr. Kaufman. Tom 646-4260. position. Must be fomlllor cal duties. Must have 728-5534 between 9am and Lifeguards with WSI. Ap­ for jewelry store. Part parties should call Phillip dining room, 13 x 16 garage, newer roof, re­ Room for rent. Large weekdays 9-5. Ping Pong Table with with oil phoses of design good verbal communica­ rddmmates paddles and extras, will 4pm. Fotomat Corp. East plications being accepted time afternoons. Apply In VIner, administratora at Cleaning persons needed Gasoline Tanker Driver- work. Call 643-8455. Real Estate enclosed porch leading to cently pointed. Excellent yard. Close to downtown tions skills. Benefits. Call deck. Vinyl siding, nice Investment or Ideal tor Bolton Notch-NIcely fur­ WANTED deliver $50.00. Please call HELP WANTED Hartford. EOE. for apartment complex person to J & J Jewlers, 647-9191 between 8dm- part or full time, during Must hove class 1 license Brown's Flowers, Man­ 528-9089 between 9am- and buslines. $60 per week located In Manchester. 785 Main St., Manchester. 4pm. days, Mondoy-Frldov for and a clean driving re­ level lot. D.W. Fish Realty new home buyer. Let your plus utilities. Security and nished 2 room apartment. 643-9003.O chester. Ask for Ron or 3;30pm. 643-1591 or 871-1400. N Housekeeper Part Time- Call 528-1 300 for residential cleaning. Call cord. Year-round work, John. tenents help you pay the references required. Call All utilities Included, for Manchester-Split rent Medical Secretaries. Im­ Immediate opening for aopol ntment. Horticulture-Great ca­ Teacher - Special Educa­ EZZZ Cleaning Services. not seasonal. Benefits, 5 IHDMES. mortgage. Must be seen. 643-9008. elderly mole. Parking $315 per month plus heat Saint Tropezdirtbike. 1984 mediate opening for 2 part Head Teacher wanted Manchester. Spacious liv­ $149,900. Coll Ed 649-2947. near shops. After 3pm model asking $85 tough person Interested In work­ reer opportunity to work tion. Pre-school hoittime. 646-1688. paid holidays and paid Munson's Candy Kitchen part time In Manchester FOR SALE and utilities. 1 months time secretaries. Please ing eyery other Saturday Easy Assemblev Work I with tropical foliage In Ct. State Certification re­ vacations. Call Mon-Fri. ing. 2 bath Cape. Fire- Room for rent. Kitchen 649-9093. security. Available June durable bike with mags. send resume to 18 Havnes of Bolton Is accepting Dov Care. Degree In early Please coll 643-9649.0 and Sunday plus 1 day $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ commercial Interior ac­ quired. Contact Mr. Fran Elecfronlctechnldan. En­ 243-5457. applications for part-time placed living room with Completely remodeled In priveledges, on busline, 1st. 646-8578 days. Street Manchester Ct childhood education pre­ 6 room, 3 bedroom bun­ cathedral celling. Large 1980, this home Is In move East Hartford, older gen­ during the we^k. Hours teed payment. No sales. counts In the greater Hart­ Lucas, Parker Memorial gineering manufacturing employment. Hours are ferred. Call 647-0788. close fo center of town 06040. 646-4797. are 7am to 3pm. Excellent Detolls-send stamped en­ ford area. Experience School, Old Post Road, company has an opening Immediate openings for galow type home on over­ lot! $135,900 "We guaran­ In condition! Over 11 646-7066. tleman, 2 room efficiency, Boy/Girl bike very good Monday thru Friday, 4pm sized loti Detached 1 or 2 condition. Asking $35.00 opportunity to supple­ velope: Elan-173, 3418 En­ preferred, but will train. Tolland, Ct. 06084. 875- for an Individual With carpenters, experienced to 8pm and 8 hours Sat. or tee our houses" Blan­ rooms with 5 bedrooms, all utilities, shore o both. terprise, Ft. Pierce, FI. in framing & must know Cosmetic/Sales. Full time cor garage, lots of panel­ chard & Rosetto Real 2V2 baths & vinyl siding. $72 weekly. 647-0069. Merchandise Phone 6492320.O ment Income. Call Man­ Call 677-4677 for an 0721. Application deadline analogue and digital Sun. (Averaging 20 to 24 position for experienced chester Manor, 646-0129. 33482. Interview. June 10. EOE. background and ability to how th layout. Full time ling throughout, hard­ Estate 646-2482. Four large rooms on third HELP WANTED hours). Call for appolnt- makeup artist with skin wood floors. Very deslro- prototype and trouble­ employment & Benefits, ment 649-4332.______floor. Located In Historic Efficiency Apartment- Courteous end ener­ shoot circuits. ASEE de­ coll 742-5317, 8:30 fo 5 care center In Rockvhlll. ble quiet location! Soring Street Colonial. 7 area. Garage with room Available' Immediately IBDATS/MARINE Salary plus commission. Offered at $96,900. Realty luxurios rooms, 2Vz baths, DO A TWO-WAY favor .., getic hardware clerk. gree and mechanical ex- Monday thru Friday. Management Trainee. above. Asking $140,000. $275 a month. 2Vj room [ e q u ip m e n t BUSINESS Entry level position for Advancement possibili­ World 646-7709. fireplace and a magnifi­ Strono Real Estate. 647- get extra cosh for yourself, available June 1st. $375. CLDTHIN6 Full time, or part time. SALES PART TIME p e r l e n c e a p lu s . ties. Call 678-91% or send REPRESENTATIVE Accepting applications Laborer - Full time for ambitous individual. cent lot at the base of Case 7653. and make It possible for Heat, hot water, and ap­ Apply in person at ExcaUmrt Opfgrtaalty LOADERS AND UNLOADERS and resumes. AIrflo In­ steel fabricating shop. Company has'profit shar­ resume to Box 1354, Avon Immaculate 3 bedroom Mountain. $189,900. "We someone else to enloy pliances Included. No Children's clothing. Huge 16 foot Mod River canoe, strument C d ; ^ Addison Must hove drivers license ing program and both Ct 06001. Ranch with 16 x 32 in- guarantee our houses" Just Listed. 6 room Cooe those golf clubs you never oets, security required. selection! Infants to size paddles Included. Used Conyqrs Hardware UAOS - LEADS • LEADS Company needs and transportation. EOE local and national growth ground pool, beautiful Blanchard & Rosetto Real In family neighborhood. use. Sell them with a want 646-2970. tour times. Excellent con­ 83 Tolland Tpke. *8.00 PER HOUR Road, ^oitonbury Ct 10/12. Most Items under We supply all appoint­ local representa­ 06033.^-^ 643-1496. opportunities. 649-4563. landscaping, patio, Estate 646-2482. Three bedrooms, garage, ad. $1.00 Good condition. 644- dition. $800. Please call Manchester ments with Interested We offer steady year round employment, paid fenced yard, must be In-ground pool. Won't lost 1950. 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- tive. Interesting $o,fodremp a homeowners. Must be ex­ vacations, 5 day work week Monday thru Fri­ seen. Realty World. 646- In town. See this excellent at $97,000. Joyce G. Ep­ 9946 8:30 - 5:%. Ask for perienced with home­ lucrative posi­ Delivery person and sales 7709. value 9 room Cope. 3 or 4 stein Real Estate 647-8895. Bob. day, paid holidays, paid benefits. Shifts availa­ clerk wanted for modern Acetg. owners. Unlimited poten- tion for experi­ bedrooms, finished fam­ [APARTMENTS 2 Bedroom Townhouse- ble between the hours of; Machinists - CNC Lathe. Pharmacy In large shop­ Hot Dlgglty Dog! Brand ily room, enclosed sun Heot, hot wafer, carpet­ FURNITURE 15 ft. 11 Inch Starcratt doy tlel. Salery plus commis­ enced business NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED I FDR RENT cruiser boat with a 1985 60 sion, plus expenses and 10 am to 4 pm We are expanding our ping center. Pleasant new listing for those of porch. Oversized 2 cor I9 9 JCDNDOMINIUMS ing, olr conditioner, oil PAYROU person. IN BOLTON AREA work force and require 1 working conditions, wil­ you who hove been wolf­ garage, 2 baths, 2 firepla­ appliances, nice location. horse Mercury engine. excellent benefits. Call 4 pm to 9 pm class A Machinist to tool, i “I for sale Manchester 1 bedroom, Includes easy loader ACCOUNTING Sharon 823-8062. ling to train, flexible ing for 0 spacious Ranch ces and much more. Ask­ Coll 647-1595. ASSISTANT 1-800-233-0960 10 pm to 3 am set-up and run Hitachi hours. Apply at once to home. B rooms, 3 bed­ ing $119,900. Coll us! U & R first floor, stove 8. refrig­ trailer full equipped. 3:30 am to 8:30 am Laka SL Selkl Lathes. Apply at the manager. Liggett rooms, 1.5 baths, 2 cor Realty 643-2692. Just Reduced. Manches­ erator, no pets, lease & 5 room apartment, up and $4,900 (negotiable) 647- Northeast Savings, this (3 to 5 hour work span) King - Sized bed. Firm 9407. Cldar Mill Rd. E.A. Potten Co.303Wethe- Pharmacy, Parkade garage. Set on 1.12 acres ter. $99,900. Forest Ridge security. $400 per month. down, 2 bedrooms, stove mattress. Two twin box area's largest savings rall Street Manchester. Shopping Center, 404 West In lovely established Man­ 646-1379 and loan association. Is We require steady reliable people with good Braakflald SL Rockledge. Unreploceo- Condominium - 3 bed­ and refrigerator, conve­ springs. Frame. Excellent BtHan Middle Tpke Manchester chester neighborhoods ble at this price, 10 room rooms Including 14 x 18 Inflatable boat, extra growing fast and needs NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED work records, and the ability to iift parceis up nient location, large yard, condition. Will be sold heavy duty, brand new an experienced Payroll E. MIddIa Tpka. Custodian. Immediate full CT. $135,000. Jackson & Jack- Colonial Includes 4 bed­ master with full both, 14 x Monchester-2 bedroom, garden oreo. $600 plus with 2 complete sets of to the weight of 70 ibs. Appiications and initiai time custodian position son Real Estate. 647-8400 18 living room, dining with foot pump, $69.95. A Accounting Assistant. IN MANCHESTER AREA Llnlay SL rooms, flreploced living wall to wall carpeting, utilities. Available June sheets, 1 bedspread. All You will be responsible interviews wili be taken on June 2nd, 3rd, and available. Experienced Part time mature reliable or646-8646. room and family rooms, room and family room. appliances, olr condition, 1st. Coll 643-0110. Motor mount extra. 646- Cant8r St tor $220, or best offer. 8436.0 lor the preparation and 467-563 odd 8nly 4th from 2 pm to 12 midnight, room 104. Carpanlir Rd. Manc.-Bult8fl preferred but willing to woman to mind elderly formal dining room, se­ Central olr, 2Vj baths. heat, no pets, Cleon, avail­ 643-8082, evenings 8, wee­ filing of State and Fe­ Wast MIddls Tpfca. 4 Z 0 -M Rluarldga Dr. train energetic, conslen- invalid. Very light duties. All real estate advertised parate In-law apartment, Deck overlooking private able Immediately. $550 o Portly Furnished. Small kends. Keep trying!. deral taxes of all three MarUs St all tlous person. Hours 7am- 10am-2pm. Mon thru Fri. house has 3Vz baths, 2 cor wooded backyard. Pool month. Coll 647-9137. apartment. Like private states: MA. CT. and NY. UNITED PARCEL SERVICE Batia Or. Manehastar 3pm and alternate wee­ Retired persons welcome. In the Manchester Herald and tennis facilities. D.W. MUSICAL MeCatM S i all Is subject to the federal garage, 4 zone heating, home. Working single King Size water bed with In addition, you will be kends. Excellent starting Call 646-1432. aluminum siding and Fish Realty 643-1591 or Hebron 3 bedroom duplex mole adult preferred. ITEMS Stack Placs all 90 Locust SL, Hartford, C T Fair Housing Act of 1968, heater and padded side primarily responsible rate and benefits, Includ­ newly pointed Interior. 871-1400. 1V2 baths on treed lot, $550 Lease. Security. No pets. rolls. Excellent condition. for reconciling and bal­ Hllllwd SL 357-501 which mokes It Illegal to ing fully paid pension Immediate openings for advertise any preference, Where con you get all this per month plus oil heat. 643-2880. $150 Call 646-0538. Free upright piano, needs ancing payroll accounts CaMbrIdga SL No Phone Calls Please. MANCHESTER HERALD plan. For additional Infor­ experienced carpenters. and 3600 sq. ft. for $198,500. Open Sunday 1-4om. Uni­ to the General Ledger 14-100 limitation or discrimina­ Security and references tuning. You take It owov. Oxfard S I all mation, call Manchester Trim work and plastic Century 21 Jockston- que Condo. 73 Union required. No pets. After 3 Room Aporfment-FIrst 12 toot X 15 foot rug- Coll 646-4X5 otter 5pm. Y EOE/M/F tion based on race, color, Your qualifications Engartsfl SL 1-55 Call NOW 647-9946 Manor, 646-0129. laminate experience a religion, sex or notional Showcose. 646-1316. Street Manchester - 2 6pm. 228-0561. floor, large rooms, stove, Excellent condition. $125. must include format Canisr St prerequisite. Full time bedroom unit, fireplace, refrigerator, heat and hot Beige tones. 647-1186. training in accounting 227-203 origin, or on Intention to IV2 baths, rec room, ap­ Hudatfi Sl Cleaners. Full time employment & Benefits, moke any such prefer­ Bolton-Mature person for water, garage, laundry PETS AND procedures Including all coll 742-5317, 8 :% to 5 pliances. Real nice! 80's. a very nice 4 room apart­ tacllltles,.very Cleon. $475. payroll accounting, a Wllllaim SL needed Immediately for ence, limitation or dis­ For Sole-Bed, dresser loOfSUPPUES all Windsor Locks location. Monday thru Friday. crimination. The Herald “We guarantee our ment. 1V2 baths, patio and Lease and security. Ask with mirror, nlghtstond minimum of 2 years' ex­ Oakland S l Manchester-Charming 3 houses" Blanchard & Ro­ perience In the prepara­ 3-17 RECEPTIONIST First, second & third will not knowingly accept brook. Immediate occu­ about Senior Citizen dis­ $90. Coll after 5pm. 646- Summit SL Custodlon/Grounds bedroom cope, 2 full setto Real Estate 646-2482. pancy $425 with heat. Coll counts. Coll 646-7268. 9788 ask for Lynn. AKC. Brlttonv Spaniel tion of state NY. MA and 388-453 Immediate opening for a responsible Individual shifts. Call 527-1730 for any advertisement which Federal tax returns Strickland S l III Interview appointment. Keeper-Coventry Public Is In violation of the low. baths, beautiful eot-ln- Mr. Lindsey at 647-0200. Pups, orange and white Payroll accounting re­ Trumbull S l to work on our Dimension 400 Console, greet vi­ schools, excellent fringe kltchen, formal dining Hebron-4 rooms and both, Loveseot. 5' x 3' x 2', $200. 2896555. Coll otter all room, living room with Manchester-Large 4 bed­ heat and hot water In­ 4pm. conciliation experience Sflawold SL sitors and handle miscellaneous typing. Looking tor summer help. benefits. Hourly wage brown plaid cloth with 2 with computerized on­ all $3.92. Apply to Jerry Ger­ Bock on the market! Im­ fireplace, hardwood iNVESTMENT room ODortment next to cluded $460 per month. LIIk S l Maintenance Workers. matching cushions. Ex­ line payroll systems Is all M0NEY-MAKIN6 Qualified candidates must be co-operative, plea­ main, Molntenancesuper- maculate 5 plus room floors, detached 1 cor PROPERTY pork, private yard. $625. Security required, no cellent conditloq. $99. 649 WIntar SL Blockledge Country Club, Ranch In Coventry. Beau­ garage with roofed patio, I plus utilities. Coll 633-6975 oets, nice area to ride o desirable. 47-82 sant, able to work In a fast-paced environment, 228-0250. vlsor, 78 Ripley Hill Rd, 9540 otter 3pm. IMISCELLANEDUS Traltar S l all type 40-45 wpm and have prior office experience. Coventry, Ct. 06238. EOE. tiful acre plus country lot. aluminum sided with or 529-0299. bicycle or enloy a walk In FDR SALE We offer an attractive OPPORTUNITY 2 storms and screens, yard Superior Manchester In­ I compensation and be­ Orchard SL Experienced in customer service or public rela­ cor garage, full base­ the country. 646-6776. Dinette Set-Table, six all Pointer & Helper. Good ment, woodstove. Built In completely private, city vestment. Immaculate Manchester-Cozy 2 bed- nefits package that in­ Church SL tions a plus. vinyl sided 4-6 two family choirs upholstered and all wages for hard working 1965. Excellent condition water and sewer. $105,900. roSm opt., built-in micro- leaf for table. Nlnty nine Used sliding gloss patio cludes the 401 (k) thrift/ Myrtle SL HOMES house. The record floor doors, thermal, $15 each. profit sharing plan all QSP offers an excellent benefi; ,>ackage which dependable person. 246- Inside and out $99,900. Coll 646-5808. wave and other features. dollars. Please Coll 649 Linden SL all BE A HARTFORD COURANT CARRIER 7101 9am-4pm. FOR SALE Jackson & Jackson Real apartment has 3 bed­ $500 plus utilities. Call Call 646-2300. Please submit a resume Includee medical, dental and life Insurance, pen­ rooms plus 0 small study! 0293. Including salary history Laeuat SL Earn cash, prizes, and more . . . Estate. 647:8400 or646-8646. 633-6975 or 529-0299. Vernon. Residential area all sion plan and tuition reimbursement. Qualified Need repairs around the Recent heating system. Braided rug multi color. to Dot Calahan. Assist­ Bidwall SL 401-270 just working a few hours a week. home? Coll an expert. close to porks and shop­ Soto sleeper. 7 ft. $150. ant Human Resources candidates may apply at our facility or send re­ Nicely treed lot with 2 cor Manchester 4 room 2 bed­ 5x8 $80. Coll 646-1427. Spring SL 107-371 SqMmar Help lleeGed You'll find the help you ping. 1 bedroom apart­ Lawson sofa $75 & match­ Manager, Northeast Sav­ sum e with aatary hlatory to; garage! This home fits room flot,2ndfloor. Avail­ ments & 2 bedroom town- ing choir $25. 6490841. ings, P.O. Box 3338, Kaanay SL 10-151 Machine operators need In Classified. 643- our town's slogan of "The able Immediately. $525 Gold Carpeting (opproxl- Qualifications: 2711. City of Village Charm" houses available at $450 Hartford, CT 06103. An needed on all shifts for B Y OWNER Includes heat & hot water. and $575. Large living Solid maple honey color motelv 13 ft. long by 11 ft. equal oppty. employer • Early riser PERSONNa DEPARTMENT company serving the Offered In the 140's..."We wide) needs cleaning. Ovarsized Custom Cope - 8 rooms, 3 No pets. Rose 647-8400 or areas with hardwood dinette set. Four choirs, M/F. MANCHESTER HERALD • Teen or adult GERBER SaENTIRC PRODUCTS, INC. cosmetic Industry. First Class all the way!!! guarantee our houses" 646-8646. Green chair with slip Blanchard & Rosetto Real floors. Rent Includes ap­ table too needs reflnlsh- Call NOW 647-9946 • Need extre cash 151 Batson Drive Apply In person: bedrooms, formal dining room eot-ln Brand new listing. Exqui­ pliances, heat & hot wa­ Ing. $99 646-3525 or 646- cover. Coll 643-7528. Manchester, CT 06040 kitchen, living room with fireplace, site 8 plus room Contem­ Estate 646-2482. 4 Room Apartment. No ter. 871-2844. 2968.0 Apollo Maldad Praducta porary home. Situated on Pets, country living, good Red Coper hockey helmet EOE M-F-H-V 20 Mountain St.. Rockvilla 2 CALL NOW for route availability in Manchester family room with fireplace, full on acre lot in executive for working couple. Se­ Kitchen set, formica table with mask. Never used Fran Harrington 649-5252 672-8359 baths, 2 car garage, 1st floor laundry & Manchester area. 3 bed­ I REAL ESTATE curity, reference. 643- and four choirs $35.00. $25. Coll 646-4009 and ask 3 or for Corl.Q (MUACt ruo WHCM XPruCAHZ) mud room, deck, large nicely lands­ rooms, 2.5 baths, 2 cor [wanted 7405. loqJCDNDDMiNiUMS Coll 6497650.O Apalla II garage. 3600 sq. ft. Offered caped yard. $149,500 - no agents. Call FDR RENT Blue Girls Tokoro 10 DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM $ l| e 5 Qian Rd., Manehaatar, CT at $219,900. Jackson & 4 room apartment first Five piece block hitch- 847-1078 649-8283 for appointment. Jackson Real Estate. 647- Wonted: to buy entire floor. Stove, refrigerator, cock stye living room set. speed, hardly used,$125or 8400 or646-8646. homes and their contents, heat & hot water, laundry South Windsor, Brver- Soto, choirs, coffee table best offer. 646-3773 coll entire businesses; your hookup. Working couple wood 2 bedroom, 2 both, $99. 646-18X.O otter 6om. mistakes, quontitles of preferred, no pets, refer­ condo, wall to wall, olr has immediate openings for the following By Ow itf. 7 room whot ever you moke. Coll ences, 1 month security, conditioning, appliances, Four antique empire WHY NOT GET INTO THE full dormered brick 203-564-7318 anytime $500 per month. Call after chairs elegant white, 84 Jack J. Lappen washer dryer, tennis, l7eJTV/8TB)ED/ Inch sofa with custom positions: INJECTION MOLDING Cape, 2 baths, call (leave message on ans­ 6pm, 649-1362 (weekends pool. Available June. $675 EXCITING WORLD OF ADVERTISING? wering service It we ore I APPLIANCES made slip cover. Orletal , r- for details - anytime). per mpnth, plus utilities In-Procets Q. C. Inspector Realty out buying) We ore se­ 872-3723 or 644-4041. Screen. Solid honey ma­ WE NEED AN 646-4371 / rious buyers. Immaculate, pleasant, Used Refrigerators, ple twin bedroom set. 2nd Shift Freezer Selectors quiet, four rooms. Ma­ Washers, Ranges — Sunburst Syroco clock, Opportunity for competent person 164 East Center Street ture, responsible, work­ Cleon, guaranteed, ports other Items. Coll 646-3525 ADVERTISING SALES REP. Manchester, CT 06040 I q n j APARTMENTS ing, single female pre­ APARTMENTS and service. Low prices. or 646-2968. Class 2 Route Drivers willing to take a career position. Join B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5:00 FDR RENT ferred, non-smoker. Lots l ^ F D R RENT Main Street, 643-2171. a 19 press - steadily growing injec­ OPEN HOUSE more. Coll 649-5897. Levin King Koll Mattress. Sales experience preferred, but will train. Ideal for Spinal guard excellent tion molder of precision gears with 643-4263 1-4 Panasonic Upright Va­ condition. $75. Please call excellent pay scale and benefits. Applications the college graduate or someone wanting to make SUNDAY cuum — With attach­ 6499083.P a career change. an outstanding reputation. Of Jack J. Lappen ments, bogs 81 extra belt. 7 now being accepted at Notary Public months old. $50. Good For sole-Goulds water course - modern plant and equip­ 44 Oxbow Dr. condition. Call 646-3245 pump with tank $95. Coll Beneflig Includ9: ment with generous compensation. Vernon Manchester Housing Authority after 5pm. after 5;00 646-3663.a • pltBsant atmosphar* • gas mllaaga 24 Bluefield Drive, Manchester, CT Please call for an appointment or Spacious Raised Ranch Used refrigerators, Blue pleated lined draper­ • good salary • holidays birthdays Section 8 Rent Assistance DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM i atop to complete application. In lovely family neigh­ EQUAL HOUSING washers, ronges-cleon, ies 84 Inchs x 125 Inches BUYER NEEDED OPPORTUNITY guaranteed, partsondser- with brass traverse rod. M u st have a reliable car. borhood. Extra large liv­ vloce. Low prices. B.D. Extends to I X Inches. 40 TOLLAND STAGE ROAD ing room, dining room, Applications will be accepted for the Section 8 Existing Housing Pearl & Sons, 649 Main St. $90., 646-969ZP TOLLAND, CT 06084 For confidential IntorvlBw: IMMEPIATELY eat-ln-kitchen, 3 bed­ 643-2171. • Plastics Gearing Technology, Inc. rooms, family room, Program Waiting List on Tuesday, June 10,1986, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Two wheel sulky for I Cali Penny Sleffert 64 3 -27 1 1| utility. 2 baths, large Applicants must bring proof of all sources of income & assets. To be Kitchald dishwasher. gravely walk behind trac­ 1395 Tolland Turnpike Green, works good. $40 or Between 9 & Noon for a $100,000-1- deck, 2 car garage, eligible gross annual income cannot exceed these amounts; tor. Air tires, steel seat Monday thru Friday, 8:30 am to 5:30 pm and Manchester, CT 06040 $125,000. best offer 649-7814.D S45.X 6434535.P Saturday 9 am to 1 pm. 643-6340 By Owner 1 Person: $12,350 (2) $14,100 (3) $15,900 (4) $17,650 Refrlgerotor-Generot 10 speed bike with acces­ Cape Cod Electric very good condi­ sories. Like new S IX or ilanriiFfitrr lipralh 871-9783 (5) $19,050 (6) $20,450 (7) $21,900 (8) $23,300 tion. $95.00 Coll 649-3387 best offer 643-MS7 even­ otter 6 ;00pm.p ings. Timex Sinclair 1000 per­ Tag Sale-Rain or shine, Firebird 1982,6 cylinder, 4 sonal computer - still In 358 Lydall St., May 31, Large Glassware, furni­ speed, Am/Fm stereo Dodge Dlplomot-1978, 6 For Sale Viva P195/75R15 the box. Hooks up to TV. 10-4. Sewing machine, ture, drapes, clothing, tea cassette, sun roof, power cylinder, automatic, with $65. 643-4859 nights. For Sale-1968 CB350 For sale - Teom Murry 10 Radial tire on dodge 15 sheets, miscelleanous pot collection, miscel­ steering, power brakes, power steering, excellent Honda for parts or resto­ Items. laneous. 467 N. Main speed moto cross bike. Inch rim. New with 2 15 excellent condition. condition, moving must ration. Call after 3:00. Ask Just rebuilt, like new Inch dodge rims $50.00all. Drapes 150 x 84, off white, Street Manchester. $5,600. Call 643-6802. sell. Call 647-8721 anytime. fully lined, 2 pair for $50 2 Family Tag Sale- for Ron $50. 649-2714.0 $50.00. 643-1709 Greg.o 742-50S0.O 646-6332. Sporting Items, tools, household Items, stereo, Citizen's Bond Antenna. miscelleanous. Saturday Good condition, two ye­ 5/ 8. Su ndav 6/1,94 Wal ker ars old. $20 or best offer. St. Coll Tim 649-6947.0 Stereo, bike, photography Cordless electronic tele­ eaulpment, luggage, phone Duofone ET-330 $99 household Items. Satur­ or best ottter. Coll be­ day, May 31. 9am to 1pm, tween 5-6pm. Ask for Roln or Shine, 272 Vernon Rooer.o St., Manchester. Tag Sale-May 31,9-2. Rain date June 1st. 2 portable closets, dresssers, dishes, Dinette set $125 good con­ ladles bike, black 8. white dition. Woynesumppump TV, Color TV 8. mlscelleo- $20. Machinists microme­ nous. 37 Scarborough Rd. ter size 1 $20. 649-8913. Commodore 64 Compu­ LEOAL NOTICE ter. Keyboard, monitor, TOWN OF BOLTON disk driye, gomes. Excel­ TAG The Bolton Planning Com­ lent Condition $475, 643- mission, at o special meeting 6985. on 27 May, 19S6, voted to ap­ prove a fourteen-lot subdivi­ sion, Including o new street 8 HP Rototlller-Good con­ known os Pond View Rood, dition. $135. Coll 643-6802 off Tinker Pond Rood, sub­ or 649-6205. mitted by McCorrIson-FIsh. p a ^ S a k R.E. GORTON 14 Anderson Aluminum CHAIRMAN Screens-50-’’/« Inch x 3S-Vt OIS-05 SALE Inch. New, not used. $75. 643-6802 or 649-6205. INVITATION TO BID The Manchester Public Schools solicits bids for BOILER REPAIRS for the ENDROLLS 1986-1987 school year. Sealed bids will be received until ZT'h width - 258 June 11. 1986, 2;00 P.M., of 13% width - 2 for 258 which time they will be pub­ Time Again. M U S T be picked up at the licly opened. The right Is re­ Manchester Herald Office served to relect any and all before 11 A.M. ONLY. bids. Specifications ond bid form s m ay be secured of the Business Office, 45 N. School Street, Manchester, CT. 082-05 SWIMMING POOLS - USED FOOLS • NOTICE TO CneoiTO Rt Reconditioned KAYAK E S T A T E O F You re sure of a successful POOLS complete with Alter FRANK P. SOUZA, JR. tyttem. patio, deck, fencing The Hon. David C. Rappe,' and rpore. Manufacturers’ Judge, of the Court of Pro­ Warranty, installation and A- bate, District of Coventrv at nancing available. Limited a hearing held on May 27, Quantitrest MAKE US AN OF- 1986 ordered that all claims FEKI Call Toll Free must be presented to the tidu- clary on or before August 27, sole when you advertise 1-800-THE POOL. 1986 or be barred as by law Ext. A168 provided. Bertha E. Rappe, Clerk The fiduciary Is; Madelaln R. Nevue 352 Richmond Road Coventry, Conn. 06238 it in the Manchester Herald! 0864)5 TAG SALES NOTICE TO CREDITORS E S T A T E OF 3 Family Garage Sale- FLORENCE H. Rain or shine Saturday, S P A U L D IN G , lote ot May 31st from 9-3. 372 Manchester, deceased Parker St., Manchester. The Hon. W llllom E. Fltz- Gerold, Judge, of the Court of Probate, District of Man­ 2 Family. Furniture, la­ chester at a hearing held on dles clothes and miscel­ M a y 27, 1986 ordered that all laneous household. May claim s must be presented to Call 643-2711 31. Saturday 9-5.159 Bryan the fiduciary on or before Aougust 30,1986 or be barred Drive. os by law provided. Mary Lou Taylor, Tog Sole. Saturday May Clerk 31, 9-4, 288 Knollwood Rd. The fiduciary Is; Air conditioner, water- John T. Spaulding 91 Ham lin St. bed, curtains, household Manchester, CT 06040 for a helpful Ad-visor Items, children's clothing 088-05 and much more. 78 Whitest. 5/31,9-2, small LIQUOR PERMIT appliances, 2 van NOTICE OF APPLICATION benches, 10 speed, car This Is to give notice that I, ROBERT L. PROCACCINI of ramps, furnishings, 24 PROSPECT ST., MAN­ books, much more. CHESTER, CT. 06040 hove filed on application plo- Tag Sale-Tons of miscel­ corded M A Y 13, 1986 with the leanous Items, large and Deportment ot Liquor Con­ trol o GROCERY BEER for small. Many 25to50cents. the sole ot alcoholic liquor on ---- FREE— May 31 and June 1, 9-2, 46 the premises 485B Hertford Westminster Rd. RD., MANCHESTER, CT 06040. The business will be Tag Sale. Make and offer. owned by MICHAEL A. AGOSTINELLI 8, ROBERT 66 Baldwin Rd. 9-1, Satur­ L. PROCACCINI of 144 DEL- day, May 31. MONT ST., MANCHESTER, T A G 8ALI 8I 8N* CT 06040 8.24 P R O SP E C T ST. Tag Sale. Rte 6 Andover. M A N C H E S T E R , CT 06040 Saturday May 31st 8, Sun- and will be conducted by RO­ doy June 1. 9am-5pm. BERT L. PROCACCINI os Picture frames, clothes, permittee. linens and other ROBERT L. PROCACCINI Doted 19. M a y 1986 Whon you placo your ad In miscellaneous. 079-05 Tag Sale. Saturday May 31, Moving must sell. INVITATION TO BID Sealed bids will be received Humidifyers, snow In the General Services' af- blower, microwave, air flce, 41 Center St., Manches­ conditioner and more. ter, CT until J U N E 13, 1986at the Manehostor Harald— I Rain or shine 169 Bolton 11 ;00 a.m. far the fallawing; Center Road. Bolton. (1) INSTALLATION OF F E N C E S & B A C K ST O P Terrific Tag Sale. House­ R E P A IR S - V A R IO U S *Limit 1 Sign— Must Be Picked Up At The Herald hold Items In good condi­ LOCATIONS tion, some brand new, (2) S A N D B L A S T IN G 8, books, clothes, office fur­ PAINTING OLD PRIMARY niture, even a motorcy­ DIGESTER COVER cle. Don't miss It I 120 (3) T Y P E W R IT E R Leland Drive East Hart­ MAINTENANCE ford May 31 only. 10-4. The Town, of Manchester Is an equal opportunity em­ Tag Sale - Plano, other ployer, and requires an affir­ mative action policy for all of furniture, lawn mower, Its Contractors and Vendors wheel-barrow and many os a condition of doing busi­ household Items. 71 Kent ness with the Town, os per Drive. Manchester Sotur- Federal Order 11246. lHanrI|?atpr Jirralb day May 31. 9-3 Rain or Bid forms, plans and specifi­ cations ore available ot the Shine. General Services' office. TOW N OF ""Serving The Manchester Area For Over 100 Years’* Saturday, 9-2, 72 Vernon MANCHESTER, CT. St. MIscelleanous clo­ R O B E R T B. W EISS, thing, 2 pink bathroom GENERAL MANAGER sinks. 087-05 '/ and 30 Inch, $7 alt 742^4.0 Canopy. 8 x12wlth 7.850 643-8095. loar Ports: Tronk- iDor, headlight os- y , overhead . 899.00 Takes all. otter 6:00.o_____ »r for S-10 Chevy longbed used. No 9. 742-6101.O dvear flbreglas tires 195/75 R-15 pair 649-0670.O B Vivo P195/75R15 tire on dodge 15 n. New with 2 15 ige rims 850.00 all. □

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iTlniifh^rr Hrralii Saturday, 1986 2 Between the Lines 'WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday^ May 31^ ibba WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 31. 19M W eek en d P lu s Magazine Why Wait? Get prepared for the Saturday, May 31,1986 The stoiy behind the story Freshness of Spring! Look Better By Josie 2 Between the Lines: The story behind the story. See Better Q. Please Utt me about the hot divorci^ within the year) and Outlook: The mail just isn’t what it young actress, Rosanna 4 acting in a local play called used to be. Feel Better Arquette. William Smith, “Metamoiphosis." A casting Bloomington, III. agent saw her and she’s been working ever since: Her TV 5 Profiles: MCC’s Robert Manning. at debut occurred in 1978 in “The A. She’s 26 (bom August 10, Dark Secret of Harvest Home ” 0 Cover Story: A Manchester resident 1959), the granddaughter of staning Bette Davis, her film describes her flight from Cambodia. comedian Cliff Arquette and debut came shortly afterward in daughter of director/performer 763 Main St. 191 Main St. a comedy called “Gorp.” 3 On the House: The Ciminos added on Lewis Arquette and poet/political Other TV appearances include 6 Manchester Manchester activist Mardi Arquette. Her a season as Shirley Jones’ rather than move. What a project! 643-1191 643-1900 childhood was a bit daughter in the series “Shirley,” Eastbrook Mall unconventional: Her family the TV movies “The Wall,” Insights into Childhood: Keeping an 11 Mansfield moved from New York, where “The Long Way Home,” “The even keel is vital for children. she was bom, to Chicago when Parade,” “One Cooks, the M Aim KDIOOM 456-1141 she was 4 so that her father Other Doesn’t,” “Johnny ir»* could take over as director of the Belinda,” “The Executioner’s 12 Movies: ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” Eastern Connecticut’s Leading Full Service Opticians famed Second City Song” and the upcomjng ... Tom Cruise learns from Paul improvisational troupe. "Survival Guide” on PBS. Newman ... Film capsules. SPECIAL SPRING SALE By 6, she was attending peace Movies include “Off the J rallies and had anti-war slogans, Wall,” “More American painted by her mother, on her V D IO O M 1 K D IO O M ) 13 Weekend Television: An eight-page Graffiti,” “S O.B ,” “Baby, s 'r ■ \ror- U a ' a U'O^ *500 Savings chest; at 8, she was acting It s You," “The Aviator,” pullout section with program sche­ ^10°° Savings onstage in children's theater, on SIngl* Vision Eysglassss on Bifocal Eyaglasaaa “Silverado,” “After Hours” dules, features and puzzles. w!coupon Expires 8/30/86 w/coupon Expires 8/30/86 u directed by her father. and, her biggest hit, A few years later, the family “Desperately Seeking Susan.” 8 Music: ‘American Bandstand’ bops moved to an artists' commune in Currently, she’s also very 21 Virginia; she decided to leave it busy. Her movie “8 Million again ... Turntable tips. at 14 and move in with friends on High Fashion I *60“On Now Savings Colored Ways to Die” was released in Facalsd Eyaglastas of her parents in Maplewood, April and she’s in production w/coupon Expires 8/30/88 Soft Contact Lansst N.J. A year later, she hitchhiked w/coupon Expires 8/30/88 with two others back-to-back: an her husband’s fascination with her across the country, bound for uiititled, as we go to press, San Francisco to study comedy directed by John Landis Tom Hulce stump is a fetish. *New Orders Only—No Other Discounts Appiy—Non-transferrabie improvisation. and co-starring Carrie Fisher and By 17, she was living on her Steve Guttenberg and Medicine: What's new in breast own in Los Angeles (although Rosanna Arquette “Nobody’s Fool,” co-starring cancer detection. she did marry briefly; they were Eric Roberts. T " “fc' H-Ao played Mozart in Trends: Yes. you can find a husband 2 3 if your thighs are fat. Q. Pleam UU me where Judd Q. Cm you teU me where Judge Wapner of "People’s Court” Arbor, Mich., one of four children of an auto executive and a Nelson is from and what movies bves. Sonuone tM me that he retired and lives in South Bend. former singer in an all-girl orchestra. He inherited his mother’s 27 The Curious Shopper: A shopper he has coming out. Also, who I say no. Mrs. Maxine Hammons, South Bend, Ind. musica^ ambitions Md began performing in local productions of wonders about cottage cheese. does he go out with? Kim Mills, musicals such as Peter Pan” during his childhood. Ontario, Ore. Calif”** ** Los Angeles, attended the North Carolina School A. He’s from Portland, Me., of the Arts and studied theater. While there, he directed a play in 28 Families: Our brothers influence where his father is a prominent Flonda stamng Polly Holliday from “Alice,” who subsequently the men we eventually choose. attorney and his mother is a state ^ommended him for an apprenticeship at the New York politician. His most recent film, Shakespeare Festival. “Blue City,” was released Q. / would like to know what 30 Dining In: History hasn’t smiled on Specials for the Month of June earlier this month and as we go my favoriu entertainer, Tony Dlat* auditioned for the the once-proud pear. Served Tuesday - Sunday to press, he’s lounging around Orlando, has been doing lately. play Equus on Broadway, got the understudy spot and nine his house in Los Angeles, Pat Miller, Creen Bay, Wis. A. Entertaining in Las Vegas 31 Dining Out: Sondra Astor Stave wailing to find out whether the visits Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn in funding has come in for a film and Atlantic City, primarily; 2 7 1 Ih. Lobster m . 9 5 in which he’s set to star, based H arry’s, in fact, threw a party Bolton. Baked, Stuffed or Boiled on the life of attomey/political for him April 27 in Atlantic City '^as “Amadeus,” and he beat out a activist Allard Lowenstein. 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May 31. iSBfi WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 31. 1986 5 Profiles Mail’s not what it used to be Robert Manning t Age 52 Occupation artist, Manchester Form letters and junk replace yesterday’s cherished missives Community College fine arts professor By Rachel Cope Goldfarb single What each communique announcements o f special offers Marital status neglects to report is that the trip and fabulous deals. Favorite food my own spinach lasagna remember a time — it must be made on Tuesday, Others appeal to my need to Favorite sport tennis seems a lifetime ago — Wednesday or Thursday on feel special, writing me letters as Roots for Ceitics, Red Sox when a trip to the single-lane mountain goal paths; a “preferred customer” (only Idea of a good vacation making paintings of stone walls mailbox would turn up a the grandfather clock is they left my name o ff the note on Aran Island, off long-expected letter constructed from cardboard, the and addressed the envelope to from a high-school pal, trip to Hawaii consists o f one "occupant"). Ireland's west coast aI personal invitation to a holiday night’s lodging and And the magazines I once What you do to relax read buffet, a bill or two, a small ad complimentary Mai Tai, the grill waited an entire month to Type of music preferred classical from my favorite mail-order is so portable it fits into your receive have ceased to arrive. Favorite actor, actress Bela Lugosi house and a magazine full o f - glove compartment and is large Either the subscription rate delectable recipes and fashion enough to cook one hot dog at a Elsa Lanchaster advice. time; and once you arrive at this escalated to equal our monthly Favorite book "Cheaper by the Dozen” But recent piles o f printed heaven-on-earth, three former mortgage and we canceled Favorite quote "He giveth more grace matter stacked precariously on linebackers will comer you in a (promising ourselves that we would buy single issues on as our burdens my kitchen counter reveal room without windows for the grow greater” bizarre variations on the postal purpose o f encouraging you to special occasions like birthdays load o f old. purchase property. and anniversaries for the ones Favorite store In Manchester D&L Much-anticipated letters from Other mailbox fillers are the we love) or the publication bit Pet peeve People who put down my faraway friends have become ads. Former two-page flyers the dust (probably because no other people mass-produced memos. I learn have become 90-page catalog^ o f one could afford to buy it). cockapoo named Cedric No, the stuff we pry out o f Pet from computer letters sent once everything from nuts and cheese Highland Park a year that Peggy’ s baby (the to humorous underwear. our mailbox just isn’t what it Favorite spot In Manchester one that got his head caught in Some businesses combine used to be — but I hope it never Car 1982 LeCar my open stairway) has entered their efforts, sending manila stops coming. There’s little as Favorite color red law .school and her husband (the envelopes stuffed with depressing as an empty one. ■ Last book read "If Tomorrow Comes" one who couldn't decide what he Favorite TV show "St. Elsewhere” wanted to be when he grew up, Best thing about Manchester all the cultural opportunities has just been nominated for the Nobel Prize. 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W f - journey The past is not over for one Cambodian

Cheth Vong doesn’t open up to He spends most of his time strangers easily. In fact, at painting. His art is displayed on times it seemed downright the walls of their apartment impossible to get her to talk Pat Buth seems like any ;.. Continued the fam ily adjust to American about her life. American boy. Wearing a pair of culture through a church group But who can blame her? Vong. blue-and-white Bugs Bunny thousands of city Cambodians in town. “ Just getting there you a Cambodian refugee now living pajamas, he watches a visiting that the Khmer Rouge sent into really have to want freedom in Manchester, has had a life reporter closely until he is sure the countryside to work on badly — enough to die for it." filled with suffering and death. everything is safe. Then he communes. Vong spent four "M y sister, they shoot wrong □ □ □ begins prancing around the years on the farm, alone and medicine or something and they apartment. without family. Vong and Buth crossed the die.” Vong said, and motioned to Adjusting to American culture “ Everybody had to go to farm border into Thailand in 1980. her arm to explain that her hasn’t been easy, but it’s .still and work hard job. Me. too. We They made it to Khao I Dang, sister had been injected with easier than the life she came worked very hard,” Vong said. one of the largest Cambodian poison by officials of the from. Vong said. When Vietnamese troops refugee camps in Thailand, Cambodian government. Her "I don’t like communists." began crossing the border in where they lived for one year in voice lowered and tears formed she said. "T h at’s why I came 1979. Vong returned home to a grass hut. Water was shipped in her eyes as she explained that over here. Now I never want to Kompong Cham, a large city in from other areas. Food was one of her two brothers suffered go back.” where her parents now live. She scarce. the same fate soon after. Her Vong has been granted married Seng Buth. and “ If I had one plate (of rice ). I brother and sister were Just tWo permanent residency status in together they began the long trip would have to save half .” Vong of the thousands of Cambodians the U.S. Seng Buth will be given to Thailand, where they hoped to said. who were executed during the the same immigration status find refuge before coming to the Through funding from the Khmer Rouge regime, which this summer. United States. United Nations. Vong and her ruled Phnom Penh from 1975 to t - 1979 □ □ □ M “ Just the people that walk family made it to the United with me had to walk together.” States. They flew to California "They went to college for Since the early 1970s she said, describing the trip and then to Hartford, where they three years ” Vong said Cambodia has.seen three across a war-tom Cambodia. met Coleman for the first time. describing her brother and different governments, each "B e quiet. Not make any noise. sister’s "crim e" "They (the bringing dramatic changes to its Sometimes I had to hide. ODD Cambodian government) don’t people. Vietnamese soldiers after the Vong said she wants to get her want people to know anything." In 1970. an anti-communist Pol Pot soldiers. If they see me. remaining brother. Vong Sea. Her brother and sister died military junta led by Gen Lon they kill me.” his wife. Hout Vanthol and their nine years ago, but their deaths Nol overthrew the Sihanouk Vong made the trip with her 3-year-old daughter. Vong still touch her deeply Vong’s regime, which had ruled the husband. Sokh Buth. her Veasna. into the United States. eyes watered as she finished the count ry for nearly 20 years. husband’s brother, and Vanna The three live in Khao I Dang, story. She became quiet after It was at this time that the Pak. Her parents were not where Vong writes to them once that and sat on her living room Khmer Rouge, a band of physically able to walk across a month. Also living there is chair as if she were all alone in communist rebels, took to the the country. Vong’s male cousin. Vong Chea. her apartment. hills to fight a guerrilla war. Cheth Vong of Oxford Street holds her young son, Pat “ They don’t have jobs over They won that war in 1975. and there.” Vong said. “ Nothing., Buth, as she talks about her former life in Cambodia. She □ □ □ their leader, Pol Pot, marched Tach Khoa, Vong’s brother-in-law, plays with Pat Buth on □ O □ Just stay and wait.” into the Cambodian capital and and her husband came to the United States in 1981. In October 1981. she and her the staircase of their Oxford Street apartment. The little In April, Vong and 75 other took power. Four years later, Thousands of Cambodians husband. Seng Buth. came to the Cambrian refugees living in the country was invaded by boy will start preschool in the fall. He was born in the U.S. made the same trek. There were United States and ultimately to trees and mud. little water and Connecticut wrote letters to Manchester Vietnam and the government and is therefore an Am erican citizen. President Reagan and asked changed hands again. almost no food, she said. Today they live with their him to ease immigration laws so Today, three rebel factions She pointed to a picture of a 2-year-old American-born son, that their relatives could enter are fighting the Vietnamese- woman dressed in rags and Pat Buth; in a modest the U.S. installed government in Phnom carrying a large bag on her apartment on Oxford Street Vong said she hoped her plea Penh. head. "That was me,” she said, Also living with them are Seng- to the president, along with How can someone survive meaning that her situation was Buth’s si.ster. Vanna Pak. and other petitions she plans to file such changes, a reporter asked similar. her husband. Tach Khoa. Like with the federal government, She shook her head slowly and "Everyone carried food.” many Cambodian refugees they will help her reunite with her stared into space. " I don’t Vong said. The land around her are trying to piece their lives was nothing but woods. brother. together know." she said. "Sometimes “They send me letters every lucky Maybe I ’m lucky. Some "Nothing to eat.” Vong has worked at Allied “ One month I walked.” Vong month,” she said. “ Last month people are not lucky and die." Printing Service Inc on Middle said. " I walk 300,500 miles. I he (her brother) was sick and Turnpike for one year Pak and D □ □ walk every day. Ten hours, his wile was sick too.” Khoa also have jobs in the sometimes 12 hours." Her eyes begin to tear again. In 1975, Vong was sent to work Story by John Kirch Manchester area, and they help “ At the time they crossed the “ I want him tocomeover support the family. on a farm near the Vietnam border, there was much risk." here." she said. “ I don’t want border. She was one of Photos by David Bashaw Seng Buth. who declined to be said AUcn Coleman, who helped him to stay there." interviewed, does not work yet. Continued ... WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 31. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 31. 1986 9 On the House 8 On the House This house grew Ciminos added on. And on

BySuMiiPlM* experience in home remodeling. considerably more complicated. About IS years ago they decided On the outside wall of the To move or improve? That is to knock out a wall between the kitchen, the Ciminos added a the question faced by many dining room and kitchen in order sunroom, deck and inground homeowners who find them­ to make an eat-in kitchen. pool. selves with an oversize family On the other side of the house, and an undersize house. That work was done by a they knocked out a wail Frank and Beverly Cimino of “ jack-of-all-trades" who separating the garage from the Bryan Farm s in Manchester charged the Ciminos only $5 an -family room, and turned that chose the latter course. Four hour for his services. And space into a gigantic years ago they added on to their carpentry wasn’t his only skill. front-to-back dining and sitting traditional seven-room colonial “ In the midst of doing the room. rather than move from the home kitchen the transmission went in Next on the agenda was a where their three children had our old car,” says Beverly. “ He grown up. garage to replace the one they i - I said, ‘I can do transmissions, had remodeled. ’They chose a too’ so he put the work in the “ We thought it would be peaked, two-story structure with cheaper to do it this way,” says kitchen down and fixed the room for two cars. And they ... Continued transmission.” Car and kitchen Beverly. “ We bought the house connected the new garage to the Immrnw^ 22 years ago and it was almost were completed in two months. 111 rest of the house with a “ There were times you wished paid for. We liked the D O □ breezeway. The area now serves it was over with,” Beverly neighborhood and we liked the as a comfortable game room for admits. “ But you just had to area so we decided to stay.” But the Ciminos’ new addition, children and their visitors. It is keep your cool. It was fun just The couple had some finished in November 1982, was heated with a smali wood stove. watching it go up. Needless to say, the makeover “ The hardest part was when was major. Several walls were they put the window in the removed; “ We had to find out kitchen. They had sawdust all which walls held the house up,” over and they ran into a problem says Beverly. In addition, the with the heating system. Most of David Baahaw/Mancheater Herald beating system was revamped, the time you just had to clean up windows and doors were added, so you could get back to A sunporch, decorated with nautical effects, leads to a new walls were erected. normal.” “ We had the (building) An unexpected problem large in-ground pool at the side of the house. inspectors down an awful lot — developed over territorial we ran into some snags. They rights. Not neighbors' territorial were very strict,” she says. The rights, but the family dog's. The Ciminos had no idea that husky had previously inhabited ■^Ul instailing skyiights, for exam­ the garage. ple, could present problems. When he saw his former home “ They insisted on structural under construction, he rebelled. steel for support so the roof “ He was highly insulted. He bit wouldn’t cave in,” says Beverly. both of the builders.'' says Beverly. Undaunted, the □ □ □ builders returned. After seeking a number of bids for the project, the coupie □ □ □ decided on a team, the son and The fam ily did some of the son-in-law of a close friend. The work themselves. In order to two. Richard Ricci and Danny save money. Frank and his sons Larson, agreed to do the work laid all the brick around the pool part time, since both had area and in the front walkways. full-time jobs. They finished in They used 7,000 bricks in the four months. pool area alone, and 40 tons of sand were needed as a base for Continued... the brick. “ And he's not a bricklayer,” Beverly says. Her David Baahaw/Manchester Herald husband is a social worker with the East Hartford school system. Beverly Cimino, above, poses in the country Looking at the home from the ' ‘' M kitchen of her home. Above left is a game room, outside, one is not aware of the designed as a breezeway between family room m ajor surgery that took place just four years ago. The and garage. At bottom left is an outside view of additions blend well with the the house that grew.” The family room is just to original structure. Inside, the Ciminos have the left of the front door. Sunporch is at extreme chosen to decorate in colonial right. style. Beverly favors bright primary colors. The living room is done in and greens with upholstered armchairs and wingback sofa and a grand­ father clock. A Collection of copper pots and pans adds interest to the fireplace. The kitchen is done in olive green and red; the dining/sit-

ContlnuMt V WEEKEND PLUS, Satwd>v. May 31-. rmw WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 31, 1986 10 On the House ' 1.1 insights into Chlldhbod An even keel

By Fred organization they need — with with Barry Head predictable routines of feeding and care, and with predictable boy in a bathtub reactions to smiles and cries. playing with a toy From these first experiences, a sailboat... tipping it baby begins building his or her over and letting it spring own .sense of organization of self, back upright... holding and the world. the sail down against the it’s no wonder, then, that Awater and watching it pop back when a baby's constant caregiver up... again and again .. is suddenly changed, that baby, Just playing? So it seems, but surprised with a new face, new as in all child's play, there’s smells, new sounds, new probably a lot more going on routines, may feel both than meets the eye. With a disorganiz.ed and alarmed. A young child, it's not, of course, baby can go into mourning w'hen scientific inquiry. Instead, it's its mother gets sick and has to likely to be an expression of give over the primary care to some inner feeling for which the someone else. For the baby, child can't yet find words. losing the primary caregiver's Often we can only guess what consistent care is like losing the that feeling is. What might that whole world. sailboat's pcrsislcnl stability Internal stability develops evoke? slowly through childhixxl, and The Cimino kitchen is Well, it couW, for instance, it’s children’s loving caregivers decorated in bright be a comforting feeling to see who can do the most to keep it that there's something keeping growing greens and red. A wall that boat from eapsi/ing no Thai’s why setting limits for separating kitchen matter what happens to il. young children is so important; from dining room was When the '‘keer of our own it keeps helping, them learn to self-control is new, it could be set limits for themselves, and rem oved to m ake one reassuring to feel that there's that's something we all need to open area (see floor someone around to keep us from be able to do all life long. "capsizing" to keep us from That's why letting children know plans). Thesunporch losing control and to keep us what to expect in new is seen through the safe. That fear of losing control circum.stances is so important; it sliding glass doors. is a real and frightening one for helps them to imagine and to small children. play about il to gel them.scives Our consultant. Dr. Margaret organized for an unfamiliar McFarland, remembers how a experience. preschixiler. in the care of a Each new stage of our human permissive teacher, awoke from development brings with it some a nap one afternoon in tears and measure of disorganization. Their advice to others: go for it' alarm. When the teacher asked Adole.scence, for instance, can what was the matter, the little be an especially disorganizing girl sobbed, "1 was having a time as physical changes ^ ... Continued afghans abound in all. the scary dream. Me and my friend combine with changing emotions “Decide if that's where you children are just about grown. to produce a sense of changing rooms; and colored glass light want to live, and decide if you Do you know of a were running all around, and ting room is in shades of blue catchers gleam from all the Beverly has no qualms about you didn't know'where we were identity and of changing and rust. A massive pine trestle ■ have enough land to add on. then facing an empty nest with her home you’d like to see relationships with the people we paned windows. go to it,” she says. large home. and what we were doing!" / ^ b l e and benches is set in the featured here? Write For a person, internal stability love; but adolescence is front section of the room; the □ □ □ “Get as many estimates as “People said. 'Why are you possible, three or four,” she seems to come from a firm .sense necessary. Without it we would back is furnished with two doing this? The kids are getting to Susan Plese at never grow beyond childhood. The Ciminos are sure they says. “I got burned once on an older.' But I wanted to enjoy the of being organized both colonial sofas, shelves and a made the right decision. For electrical job and we both Weekend Plus Maga­ emotionally and physically, and Life events bring many times television. Colonial accents such home. When your kids come of disorganization. They may be others who are considering learned. We found out we could back they have their own kids. zine, P.O. Box 591, getting ourselves organized as candle scones, stoneware, remodeling, Beverly has a few have had it done a lot cheaper.” begins as soon as we are bom. small events that bring us wooden plaques, pillows and God willing, you can enjoy them Manchester. Conn. suggestions. And although the three Cimino all" ■ Infants' earliest caregiviers feelings of culture shock or Jet 06040. provide them with the lag. ■

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Neither Bowie nor Morris unleash their Gj) It's Your ButinatB kiss, drink beer but don’t use including a haughty maitre d’ at CN N Naws [DIS] You and Ma, Kid talents, but most of the music is Irresistible, especially Kensit hard drugs. a posh restaurant — the funniest @ ) Insight / Out [ESPN] SportsCentar warbling ‘Xaving It All.” Grade: C-minua This fantasyland reappears as sparkle that distinguished “The scene in the movie. His [C N N } Dayforaak 8:00AM ® Th« wuzzias ico "Ferris Bueller's Day Off,” Breakfast Club.” resources are limitless, and he Blue CKy (B ) - Judd Neleon. A ly Bheady. Baiil Winfield. [D IS ] Donald Duck Praaants CD Popeye which Hughes wrote, directed Matthew Broderick is Ferris peels off big bills like a Las (Action) Any resemblance between this amateur shoot-’om-up [E S P N ] French Open Dally Recap CD GD Pink Panther and Sons (CC) an co-produced. He has become Bueller, seemingly a goof-off but [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Micki and Maude' (CC) Vegas high roller. 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The disastrously miscast Nelson can’t decide If The others: “Sixteen Candles,” tongued sister (Jennifer Grey) He has an angular body and the Through tha Black Sun' A black sun ^ From tha Editor's Desk his character Is a Justice-seeker or a wise guy. T h e f M good draws the inhabitants of Earth's runaway Los Poitvocas “The Breakfast Club,” “ Weird sees through his elaborate long, dopey face of a silent- moon to a rendevous with an alien life GD Science” and “ Pretty in Pink,” devices to avoid attending high screen clown. As Broderick’s moments are stolen from “Miami Vice," and w* can't give credit form Barbara Bain, Martin Landau. Barry GD VoHron, Oafandar of the Universe Morse 1975 directed by Howard Deutsch. school. They include feigning a sometimes comatose buddy, he for plagiarism. Grade: C-mbius. [CNN] Daybreak $j) Sign On With “ Ferris Buehler’s Day fever, planting an animated [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus is the young find of the season, Jo Jo Oanoer, Vow Ufa Is CaMng (R ) - m ebart Biyor, Off.” Hughes lurches perilously dummy in his bed and playing 6:30AM CD KidswoHd (Ri [ESPN] Rbvco' s World Class Women destined for a brilliant career OebMe Alan. Raula Kaly. Beoey MNelial. (Drama) Several (R) toward self-parody. The sight groaning sounds on the hi-fi. with proper handling. CD Tha World Tomorrow years ago, Pryor almost died whil frsebasing cocaine; this is his CB F aca-0« [MAX] MOVIE: 'Protocol' (CC) A naive gags have grown bigger, but the Ferris cons his parents but not Jennifer Grey also registers cocktail waitress becomes a national her­ cinematic catharsis. Pryor's True confasslon” is stylod after GD Josia and tha Pussycats characters and the situations the dean of students (Jeffrey strongly, as does Charlie Sheen oine when she is recruited by the State Bob Fossers "All That J m " ; Flashbacks occur allar G$ 20 Mimita Workout Department as a protocol official Goldie seem overly familiar. The Jones), who tries to uncover the as the doper she meets in a Hawn, Chris Sarandon. Andre Gregory Thundarbirds 2086 dialogue lacks the spontaneous plot but only succeeds in getting drug-riddled comedian Jo Jo (Pryor) has an out-of-body 1984 Rated PG police station. The adults, Mr. T into one mess after another. experience. But Jo Jo's drug problem is never explatned [USA] Alive & Wain especially Jeffrey Jones as the (M) World of Photography The day off fulfills the boy’s satisfactorily, and the film, which Pryor also corwrMa, Barenstaln Bears hapless dean of students, $1) El Club 700 8:30AM CD fantasies, such as they are. He produced and directed, is a dull ego trip. The fiim does, CD Rainbow Brite struggle bravely to escape from $ i) Popaya and Friar>ds convinces his pal Cameron however, give ample opportunity forth* oast to spout mora QD GD Littles (CC) their cardboard roles. [C N N ] CNN Invastigativa Report MOVIE; 'Docks of New York' The (Alan Ruck) to steal his father’s Rated PG-13, mostly for obscanitioo than have ovary been hoard on the Mg screan. [D IS ] Wish Upon a Star GD Bob Thomas reviews movies OlBtfRsOs Kids of the sidewalks take over the town classic Ferrari and springs his language. Running time: 105 [E S P N ] Australian Ruias Football '86 Leo Gorcey, Hunt/ Hall. East Side Kids for The Associated Press. girlfriend (Mia Sara) from minutes. ■ (R) 1945 LoMor to BieAnov (R )— Aleaandra PIgg, MarM C M io . [H B O ] MOVIE: Pnma Risk' A young CG) Qua Pasa, USA? ANrad Molna. Pater FM It (Nm r warn couple discovers b plan to sabotage the spidarman U S. Federal Reserve system Tom Hud­ Liverpudlian cinema is alive an well in this original story of two son. Lee Montgomery. 1985 Rated PG- Gummi Bears (CC) girls In search of excitement and romance. They spend the 13 (3$ Wall Street Journal Report Cruise learns from Newman night with two Russian sailors, but Elaine (Plgg) fans In love 7:00AM ® Captain Bob [CNN] Big Story and determines to join her beau In Russia. No orw can disuade CD Tarrahawfcs [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey! her, but the question romainS: Can Ufa In thaSovM Union dD New Jersey Black Issues [E S P N ] Tennis Magazine By Bob ThomM “After ’Taps’ I was offered a plus in five years. TOmpars to the freedom of down-and-out Kiriiby? TM a film of GD M.A.S.K. [H B O ] MOVIE: Rocky’ A small-time lot of insane characters, hip — "At times I would feel guilty boxer and street punk in Philadelphia bat­ Innocence and passion suffers only from a few overwritten GD MOVIE: 'It's Aliva' A maniac traps tles against overwhelming odds to make LOS ANGELES — Tom Cruise on-the-edge guys,” he recalled because I was so young and yet three people in a cave containing a prehis­ something of himself Sylvester Stallone, scenee. The performances are marvelous aind Pigg lee true toric monster Tommy Kirk, Shirley Boone recently learned how to deal in an interview. ” I chose to work doing so well,” he said. “ I asked Tatia Shire. Burgess Meredith 1976 EXPANSION TIME — Robin Leach is the host of a successful syndicated series, “ Life­ beauty. Grade: B-niinus. 1968 Rated PG with his newfound stardom. His with Francis Coppola in ’The myself. ’How can I justify BulhArinkla styles of the Rich and Famous," he’s written a book of the same name, and he recently 9:00AM CD Muppet Babies teacher: Paul Newman. Outsiders,’ even though people success?’ But then I decided I (g ) Barney Bear & Friends expanded to network television. ABC is now airing daytime reruns of “ Lifestyles.” Be­ told me, ‘It’s not a big role, would simply enjoy it. Once I CD Popples Cruise co-starred with Newman (Com edy-Dram ^ In which sorrw clean-cut 16-year-old jocks Ring Around the World ginning June 16, Leach will be launching a summer's worth of pilot segments for an there’s no money.’ It didn’t decided on a project, I would CD ® Bugs Bunny/Looney Tqnes Co­ in Disney’s “The Color of learn a lesson about dedication arul bravery from an ® Newsmakers medy Hour additional series, “ Fame, Fortune and Romance,” in the same ABC morning time slot. matter. Here was a chance to give my life to it,” Money,” a sequel to “The , underdeveloped 14-year-old genius. Haim plays Lucas with ® Littia House on tha Prairie CD Millkmaire Maker work with Francis Coppola, one Hustler.” For his role in “Top Gun.’’ yerve; and redheaded Green as Maggie, the girl Lucas loves and GD Follow Me GD Uncle Waldo of the greats of the film world.” Cruise spent weeks hanging out GD Suparfriands GD Rair>o Satvaja ® MOVIE: Tribuu to ■ Bwl Man' A “ Naturally I was awed at Sheen (another siMbig from the dD Voyagers (3 ) Comedy Classics Next came “ Risky Business.” with fliers at the Miramar Naval [C N N ] Daybreak ® ) Motorwaak man's passion for horses alienates ever­ M ^ ln Sheen acting stable) is the jock who bOfriends Lucas Smurfs yone around him. James Cagney. Irerte Pa­ ® MOVIE: ‘MessaNna Against the Son working with Paul Newman,” of Hercules’ Gakicus, a Saxon warrior, at­ the sex comee Power. Gene Tierney, Frances “ Don’t be afraid to take risks. Expo tiing been perplexed at finding him in as possible.” ■ work through their imaginations. This is a geritle Channels dD Newton's Apple (CC) Farmer. 1942. The last few films I’ve done 9:10AM [CNN] Health Week [U S A ] Best of Money, Morwy a world filled with sprites and yrartM TIIIhm y* ” ®®«**tonally sags M novar wilts. (S) Super Libro [U S A ] MOVIE: Alone in the Derk' A have been risks, and I’ve been WFSB Hartford. CT (D 9:30AM CD Ulysses 31 11:30AM CD Kid's world psychiatrist's family is besieged by a psy­ goblins. @ La Ptaza chotic group of mental patients during a getting Academy nominations WNEW New York. NY (.i) GD Dudley Do-Right CD T.V. Auction “Top Gun" returns Cruise to WTNH New Haven, CT (f) [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klansch citywide blackout. Jack Palance, D o rt^ for them. Oh, I’ve had my highs ® Andy Griffith (3 )1 2 O'clock High PleaserKe, Martin Landau. 1982. the contemporary world. He !?*• ‘*'*****^ * > k m Bi Oarmdiii*, WOR New York. NY C i) [D IS ] MOVIE; Snowball Express' A and my lows, Cruise, and if you WPIX New York. NY (tl) GD New Jersey Hispano nice-guy from the East inherits a dilapi­ (3 ) (3 ) Kidd Video plays a U.S. Navy jet pilot who trouM* Hara: TU N Him is 1 2:05PM [D IS ] The Raccoons WHCT Hartford. C T (19 GD & Rm I dated resort some 10,(XX) feet up in the ® Super Powers Team: Galactic stick around long enough, so will WTXX Waterbury, CT 99 . 12:30PM ® MOVIE: 'Ttw SIwotiM’ takes dangerous chances in the [CNN] Money Week ^ Rockies. Dean Jones, Nancy Oison, Harry Guardians you.” WWLP Springheid. MA 9X Morgan. 1972. Rated G. A dying gunman, seeking peace in Ns final air and beds with his instructor, Donald Duck Presents © ) Tony Brown's Journal days, is hounded by past rrvats. John Newman’s dictum is pretty WEDH Hartford, CT 94 [DIS] [H B O ] MOVIE: ‘Raintraa (bounty' An In­ cmrmiOT thread. A l« i Rudolph ipudiraciadBiis tale of Wayne. Lauren Bacall. Ron Howard. 1976. Kelly McGillis. WVIT Hartford. CT 99 Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' diana youth falls in love with a Southern [CNN] BasebaH '86 much the way Tom Cruise has mtafw. murder, money and madness without any of the WSBK Boston. MA 99 1 0:00AM CD With his flushed cheeks. Wrestling belle and marries her, deserting his child­ [U S A ] Hollywood Insider GD America's Top Tan already conducted his movie WGGB Springfield. MA <49 hood sweetheart. Montgomery Clift, Eliza­ (3 ) Alfred Hitchcock Cruise at 24 could still play the *****."?*«'s‘ Chooaa Mar ao great. WXTV Paterson, NJ CD Bk>nic Woman CD Puttin' on the Hits In career. An immediate sensation 4V beth Taylor, Eva Marie Saint. 1957. 1 2:00PM preppie, though he is determined ^ pattermances WGBY Springfield. MA it ® laff-A-Lymp^s (CC) Stereo. ® Spiderm en CD [U S A ] Crafts Vidao Magazkw as the Red Beret fanatic in his WTIC Hartford. CT •t) CD W W F Championship Wrestiir>g (SD Joy of Painting not to. He is a self-confident ”2* '” '• '"'•'*^«i**PlOfl»o»dfarmlte CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNl CD Solid Gold first film, “Taps,” he resisted feasting on formica. Grade: C. ' 1 0:35AM (T M C ] MOVIE; -J u t tha CD Whiz Kids ® Black Perspective man who has maintained control ESPN Sports Network lE S P N l GD Puttin' on the Hits Way You Are' A young handicapped @ ) Asi Va el Beisbol being typed as a teen-age of a movie career in which his HBO Home Box Office iH B O l GD Lome Graana's New Wildamass woman disguises her disability and goes (3D Pro WrMtIing USA CINEMA7 Cinemax IMAXI psychotic. ° ® Greatest American Haro on vacation. Kristy McNichol. Michael Ont- Twilight Zone [C N N ] Evans and Novak salary has risen to tl million TMC Movie Chanrtel ITMCI kean. 1984. Rated PG. (g ) Mr. T USA USA Network (U S A l dD Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood Maverick 11:00AM ® RicMa Rich (3 ) Rod & Reel Continuod... » » « > * WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 81. 19W - 15 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. 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lion. Humphrey Bogart, Sytvia Sidney, Joel 3D MOVIE: 'Nightmare Hotal* Terror McCrea. 1937. awaits the guests in a strange resort. Judy [M S ] Edtaon Twin* tured from Penn State University Hi Univ­ [D I S ] M O V IE: 'Road to Rio' A couple of Gleason. Victor Alcazar. 1970. Nostalgia ersity Park. PA. (60 min.) 11MC] MOVIE: 'HMrtland' A widow one-time top musicians stow away on a QD The Honeymooners takas her daughiar across the prairies of (El AHrad Hitchcook ACROSS DOWN luxury liner bound for Rio. Bob Hope, Bing " t 'm n o t going to lead a negati¥e life because f ha¥e Crosby. Dorothy Lamour. 1947. E MOVIE: 'Fighter Squadron' A World the American wilderness. Rip Tom , Con- (S i Bodywatch (CC) W ar II flying ace survives a number of peri­ a mother. Women are becoming mothers all 0¥er the chata Ferro*. Lilia Skala. 1981. Rated PG. 1 Clcalrlx 2 Comadiwi Sid — [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Juat the W ay You Are' & MOVIE: 'Th* PWnxmwi' Wild BiN lous missions until D-Day. when his real w orld ." 5 Comadian Imogana 3 Mlaa Dipaato on A young handicapped woman disguises ■> C B M O V IE : -Th e Thing twWi Hickok. B u f f ^ Bill and Calamity Jane foil courage is put to the test. Robert Stack, 0 Actor Vlgoda her disability and goes on vacation. Kristy So Kenneth bemoans his boa-bedecked mother, the Haada* The bigoted leader of a tran- Indians and gunrunners. Don Murray. Guy “Moonlighting": InH. Edmond O'Brien, Henry Hull. 1946 10 MOM'S Hon (dua to 4 Aubarjonola McNicItol. Michael Ontkean 1984. Rated duddling matriarch of the Rimplegar clan, in the 1933 splani fotmdation, knowing he ia dying, ar- Stockwell, Abby Dalton. 1966. E E Saturday Night Live Host Jay rar^ges to have Na head tranaplanted. Ray puzzia antwar) 5 ShaNftah PG comedy "Three-Cornered Moon." Freud would hare [C N N ] Styla With Elsa Klansch 12 Actrasa Camaron Leno welcomes the Neville Brothers rind Milland. Roaey Goer. Don Marahati. 1972. 6 Old EngHah: abbr. 9:10PM [CN N] ShowMi Wsak Mike the Dog (90 min ) (R). In Stereo. had a field day with the Oedipal floundering of Ibis [D IS] Disnay's Legands stkI Haros 15 Manakxi 7 Chrlatlna Franda on QD Th e Rockford FHea [ESPN] Golf: LPGA Championship o 18 Actor Stan — “Hotal" 9:30PM (3 ) (E ) 227 (R). In Stereo E M OVIE: 'Death of a Prirlcess' The brood of four Brooklynites who nerer grew up. 1977 execution of an Arabian princess and U O V IE : 'Th e Maidtou* A demontc From Kings Island. OH. (2 hrs.) Live. 20 With Fathar " 8 Baalca [C N N ] This Week in Japan Amid all the rough-bousing and money-scattering, Indian apirit ia about to be bom again in thia her lover after she refuses the husband [HBO] MOVIE: 'Brewster's MHUons' 21 For 11 Star of “Out of Africa " the Depression hits, and wacky Mrs. Rimplegar finds tale of occultism and spiritual hell on earth. 22 Andant Qraak townahip 1 0:00PM 3D Magnum, P.l. Mag­ chosen by her parents is dramatized. Suz­ (C C ) A minor league baseball player must 13 Indicated horaapowar: anne Abou Taleb, Hatem Fakhr, Paul Free­ that her "'Three-Cornered Moon” stockholdings hare Ton y Curtis, SteKa Stevens. Burgess Mere­ 24 Tha Acadamy Award abbr. num's search for a kidnapped child leads dith. 1978. spefvd 30 million dollars in 30 days to in­ him to discover a baby adoption racket. man I960. herit an even larger sum of money. Richard ” o 25 Paintinga been swindled and lost. As far as the junior Rimplegars 14 Actraaa Kurtz (60 m in ) (R) dD MOVIE; 'Dracula A.D. 1972' In Pryor. John Candy. Lonette McKee. 1985. 26 Ending for lobby or 18 Rhonda — QD M O V IE: 'Night Terror' A motorist is go, it's exeunt taxi fare, enter employment lines. present-day Chelsea, the evil blood count Rated PG. noval 17 Order of Frlara Minor; 3D N ew s forced to flee for her life after witnessing Organizing the Rimplegars' sojourn into reality is sets his sights, and fangs, on a pretty the slaying of a highway patrolman. Valerie [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Making the Grade' A 31 Romans? d>br. 3D Superstars of W retdirtg only daughter Elizabeth (Claudette Colbert), chroni­ young girl who hangs out with a band of 32 Wyatt on "Rouatart" Harper. Richard Romanus, Michael Tolan. hippies Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing spoiled rich kid offers $10,000 toe street­ 10 “— Loddio" QD Avengers 1976 cally depressed and in lore with an unemployable writ­ wise teenager to finish out his last year at 34 MIchaal on "Nawharl" 23 Baiongad to Carl of 1972. (E) (E) Remington Steele Remington and prep school for him. Judd Nelson, Dana 36 SUant fWm star Bara "Qlmma a Braak" [C N N ] Sports Tonight er who lires ricariously through the still-unwritten O ) Soul Train Laura become involved with a murder Olsen. Jonna Lee. 1984. Rated R. In o 37 Nlcknama for EHzabath 28 Oct a Sacrat" [ESPN] SportsCenter Mn chapters of his norel. Or. Alan Sterens (Richard Ar- when they travel to Iowa to protect their (E) Twilight Zone Stereo. (dua to puzzia anawar) 27 Comadlan Rich $75,(XX) investment in a pig-breedir>g 11':35PM [HBO] M0V)E: Bravra len), he of the normal name and practical temper- 30 Nothing @ ® Inside Look 3:00PM (S MOVIE: 'Kung Fu Hall- o 20 CacNy on “Tha Naw Odd farm. (60 min ) (R). In Stereo ter'a Millions' (CC) A minor league base­ men!, becomes the Rimplegar's boarder and Eliza­ ® Modem Maturity cats' 41 Laroy In "Fama" Coupla" ball player must spend 30 million dollars in 42 “Tha — of Living 30 Smafl boy (8 ) Blake's 7 beth's new lore interest. ^ Let's Go Bowling 3 ) M O V IE: 'Viaiona' A clairvoyant pro­ 30 days to inherit an even larger sum of Oangarouafy" 33 Roy Rogar'a mata QD Jovenea Heroes Serie llena de accion, money Richard Pryor, John Candy, Lo­ "Three-Cornered M oon" ties up the Depression's SS Ceramonia da Apartura da la Copa fessor warns the skeptical Denver police humor y romance Un entretenimiento para that he has had mental images of someone 35 Taar down nette McKee 1985. Rated PG. economy, Elizabeth's romance and the Bumblegars' Mundlal da Mexico Transmision via sate|. 38 RarKlafl los televidentes de todas las edades (2 ite desde el estedkim Aneca en Ciudad planting explosive devices. Barbara An­ hrs.) 1 1 : 4 5 P M [MAX] IMOVIE: 'Modal Ba arrested personality derelopment in less than two derson. TeHySavalas. Tim Conway. 1972. 38 Dafanaa of Klda" Mexico. 160 min.) QlD Route 66 havlor' Tw o young men pose as a photog­ hours of choppy story line. Thai's more than FOR did. 40 That la: abbr. rapher and an agent in an attempt to woo @ ) Washington Weak In Review (CC| QD MOVIE: 'Assault on Precinct 13' [C N N ] C N N Evenir>g New s their female model subjects. Kelly Emberg, Question; What type of stock was "Three-Cornered [CN N] Newsday Cops and cons join forces as a teenage [H BO ] MOVIE: As Summers Die' (CC) Bruce Lyons. Richard Bekins 1984. M o o n " ! gang lays stage to a police station. Austin A lawyer with a passion for fustice goes up [D IS ] M OVIE: The VMId Pony' An oooo 1 2 : 0 0 A M 3D Tolathon; Children's Stoker, Darwin Joston, Laurie Zimmer. against a powerful family trying to seize emoiionalty-tom family 1s brought together Miracle Network Continued by a young boy s lova for a wild pony Mar­ 1976 TV puzzle solution on page 20 property belonging to a poor black 0uiiu~ie$9^ :j0M Suy ilyn Lighlstone, Art Him*o. 1980. (H) Star Games woman Scott Glenn, Jamie Lee Curtis, QD Dempsey end Makepeace oooo Bette Davis 1966 (3 The Untouchables 1:1 5PM @ (SB Major League Base- (3) MOVIE: The Mating Saaaon' The [ M A X ] M O V IE: tosin' It' Four high bM; St. LouiaatCk>ckmatior&HiOfogo mother of an ambitkius young man comes QD Sabadoa Locos to live in her son's home as a servant. Gene school seniors take on the wilds of Tifuana brash young night club entertainer is mur­ at Philadelphia [C N N ] Newsnight 1:20AM X MOVIE: 'A Midsumnrar Ttemey, Thelma Ritter. John Lund. 1951. where wir>e. women and car chases Night's Draam' William Shaliespsare's dered. his ghost urges Ns studious twin Belmont on ABC 1 ;30PM ® AHrad Hitchcock [ESP N ] French Open Daily Recap ® Twilight Zone 4:30PM 3D Golf: Kampar Opan (X dS A B C N n v t Greenwood. Michael Craig. Michael Cailan abour>d Tom Cruise, Jackie Earle Haley, comedy classic. James Cagney. Olivia de brother to seek revenge. Danny Kaye. Vir­ @ ) living With Anknala Shelley Long 1982. Rated R ginia Mayo, Donald W oods. 1945. House for AN Seasons ® Wida Work! of Sports: Coonay- (g)(SSNBCN«m 1961 1 2 : 3 0 A M X Mad Moviaa With tha Havilland, Mickey Rooney. 1935. NEW YORK (UPI) - ABC ® ) Pro Wrestling 3D Qragg Bout Gerry Cooney faces Eddie [U S A ] AHrwl HHchcock L.A. Corwlection [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Gymliata' A men goes [USA] Night Flight (R). @ Under Sail (8 ) B M tw Hm M i QD MOVIE: 'Duel In the Sun' This tale of has acquired exclusive rights to @ WsM Straet Waak Gregg in a 10-round heavyweight fight love and hate set in Texes pits brother 10:30PM 3D Stock News . [C N N ] Evans end Novak on a secret mission to secure a miktarv site 3:25AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'TI w N A w I 3:10PM [CN N ] Vour Money from San Francisco. CA. (90 mm.) dt) Bodywatch against brother and father against son in a liostile country near the Caspian Sea. the 118th Belmont Stakes, the [C N N ] Nawsmakar Saturday QD InctoperKtorrt Network News [D IS ] W ild Horizons A documentary of Face' (C C ) After Ns secretary and a pa­ QD Puttin' on the Hits [CN N] Pkmada Jennifer Jones, Gregory Peck, Joseph Cot­ cameraman Dieter Plage and his wife Kurt Thomas, Tetchie Aghayani. 19B5. tient are murdered, a paycNatriat comes to third and final jewel in [H BO J Survival Sarias: GotWa The Ain- 3:30PM (X) CBS Spons Saturday: ton 1946 E ) Alfred Hitchcock Rated R. can gorilla has become an endangered Paris Roubabc Bicycle Race Coverage of (3) © ) Frugal Gourmat [D IS ] StiM tha Baavaf Mary, who have shot many exciting wild­ believe that he is the reel target. Roger thoroughbred racing's Triple Moore, Elliot Gould. Rod Steiger. 1994. species as its native rain forests are the annual 172-mjie bicycle race is fea­ [TM C ] Fibn Shorta O ) MOVIE: 'Starxl-ln' A HoHywood ftlm 10:45PM [D IS ] D TV life specials. (60 min.) 1:30AM X MOVIE: The H«H WHh [CN N ] Big Story Rated R. Crown. cleared away. (60 min.) tured from Paris. France. (60 min.) studio is saved from bankruptcy by a [ESPN] AWA Wrestling Heroes' Tw o pilots get involved in a Week- [ESPN] NFL Films 7 :0 0 P M X Agranaky A Company bookkeeping expert. Leslie Howard. Hum­ 1 1:00PM 3) (E) (E) E New s market ring that operates between Oran ABC will will air live coverage 3D Bamaby Jonaa (E ) Alfred Hhchoocfc 3:30AM X M O V IE: T I w Day tha 2:00PM [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Qraca Quiglay' (CC) A XChack hOut phrey Bogan. Joan BlondeN 1937 3D MOVIE; 'The Cassandra Crossing' A 1 : 0 0 A M 3D Melba Moore's CoHec- and Paris. Rod Taylor. Claudia Cerdinale. W orld Ended' Five survivors of a nuclear of the race from Belmont Park ® Dining in France In Stereo. passenger on board a trans-European ex­ tkm of Love Songs In Stereo. O ) Ratum of the Mortatar Trucks crafty older woman enlists the aid of a hit­ X Whaal of Fortuna (E) MOVIE: 'Murder by Decree' A vi­ Harry Guardirvo. 1M 8. attack intrude on a house occupied by a in Elmont, New York, on June 7 [C N N ] Special Report man to provide an unusual service to New cious murderer devises e clever cover-up press train is discovered to have the Twilight Zone (E ) TwtUght Zorta Nawa QD (3 Independent Network New* man and Ns daughter. Richerd Denning, York's senior ertizens. Katherine Hepburn. X Christopher Pkxrwner. James Mason plague virus. Sophia Loren, Richard Herns. (5-6 p.m. EST). Dance Fever E CNN HeadUne News Lori Nelson, Mtcheel Connors. 1956. (3) Cats and Dogs (CC) 4:00PM QD Nick Nohe. 1984 Rated PG dD Jaffaraona 1979 Ava Gardner 1977. [C N N ] CNN Inveetigative Report MOVIE: 'A Latter to Three Wives' ABC's 1986 horse racing ^ M O V IE: T e n Little Indians' Eight (E) TwNight Zone E MTV Top 20 Video Countdown QD [TM C ] MOVIE: 'King Davkf' (CC) The O Eaaanca (E ) (E ) Gim m e a Break (R), In Stereo 3D Off Track Betting 2:00AM QD Toara of famine Three country-dub wives gat a letter from coverage already showcases the people are mvited to an isolated hotel ® E ) W orld C up S occer Hely vs. Bul­ famed ruler of biblical history faces many E MOVIE: 'Shadows Over Chinatown' where they are tokJ they wiH be punished ® SokdGoM @ ) VVitd America (CC ) QD E Teles from the Darkslde E That’s the Spirit a friend mforming them she is eloping with garia struggles before and during his reign as When Chen is sidetracked at a bus station the husberKl of one. Jeanne Crain, Lir>da first two legs of the Triple Crown for several deaths. Oliver Reed. Elke Som­ King of Israel. Richard Gere, Akce Knge. (S )M u p p a ta (SOddC^Miple (3) Mod Squad near the scene of a crime, he uncovers t ^ [C N N ] Croesfirs mer. Stephane Audron. 1975. Madalaine Cooks DameH. Ann Sothem. 1949. — the Kentucky Derby and Edward Woodward. 1984. Rated PG-13. ® Connacticut Lavyinakara QD PEUCULA; ‘Loa Hombrea no Uoran’ E Great Detective clues to solve the case. Mr>ey Toler. Vic­ [ESPN] Outdoor Ufa (E ) M O V IE; Golden NeMMas' An ancient tor Sen Young. 1947. [CN N ] TMa Weak In Japan Preakness Stakes — and the dD Copa Mondial da Soccer: Kalie con­ in Stereo. ® Baat of Family Faud Jorge Rivero, Lorena Velazquez. E M O V IE: 'Dr. Phibes* 1975 tra Buigaria Transmrtido desde el estad- Chinese statue that promises the owner 2:30AM [C N N ] sport* Leteolght 5:00PM 3D Mlsakin; Impoaaibla MOVIE; 'The Day the Earth Sfood E A B C N e w t 4:00AM [CN N ] lany King Waakand addition of the Belmont Stakes, lum Azteca de Cmdad Mexico. (2 hrs.) health and incredible vigor can aiso deliver IM) It'a a Living QD (B ) FaN and Rise of Ragiftald Perrin [ESPN ] SportaCenter Stiir An alien advises Eanh to stop atomic [TM C] MOVIE: Making the Grade' A the oldest of the three races, painful death. Joe Don Baker. Eluabeth 3D Graataat American Haro ® Batnay MWar (£ ) It's a Living 4:25AM [H B O ] m o v i e : ' S q i ^ dZ) Undersea World of Jacquas Ashley. Burgess Meredith. 1974. expenments or risk annihilation Michael spoiled rich kid offers $ 10,000 to a street­ 2:55AM [HBO] MOVIE: O rm Qiiig- Taylof' A s m ^tk n a thug risat to rtational completes the Triple Crown. Cousteau QDFama d D N o va la : Criatal [C N N ] PWwtacto PEUCULA: El Tigra da SanU Juki' Rennie, Patricia Neal. Hugh Marlowe wise teenager to firtish out his last year at ley' (C C ) A crafty older wonten eniieta the prominenca in tha Australian underworld (S) (3 ) Papal Duckpin ChaNanga 1951 ‘"nie Belmont Stakes is one of IE) MOVIE: 'MystarkMis Mortstara' The Juan Gallardo, Norma Lazw^eno. 1974. (5?) Doctor W ho [D I S ] M O V IE: 'Tranchcoat* An amateur prep school for him. Judd Nelson, Derta aid of e hitman to provide an unusual ser­ of the 1920's. David Atkins. Alan Cassell. Olsen, Jonna Lee. 1984. Rated R. In vice to New York's senior citizens. Kather- story of the Abominable Snowntan, Big Capitol Journal SD Danca Favor [CN N ] Prime News mystery writer finds herself in the middle 1982. horse racing’s blue chip Magic of Oil Painting irte Hepburn. Nick Nolte. 1984. Rated PG. Foot ar>d the Loch Ness Monster. Narrator: @ ) JuKa Child and Company of a real conspiracy. Margot Kidder. Robert Stereo. events,” said Dennis Swanson, * Peter Graves. 1975. SD MOVIE: TTwt't ttw Way of ttw [D IS] MOVIE: 'Tha Moon-Spkuiart' A [E S P N ] CoHage BaaebaN: 1986 World Hays. Daniel Feraldo. 1983. Rated PG. 1 ; 10 A M [CNN] CNN Travel Guide QD Telethon: ChUdran's Mk- W orld' The rock record world of payola, [C N N ] Nawswartch young Englith woman traveling with her Series From Omaha. NE. (3 hrs., 30 min ) 3:00AM president of ABC Sports. [ESPN] Speadwaak [TM C] MOVIE: 'Repo Man' A punk aunt on the Island of Crete becomes ro­ Live. acla Network Continuad. drugs and links to tr«B mafia is explored. [E S P N ] C oNaga BaaabaN: 19B6 Worid rocker, desperate for nKKiey. takes a job 1 ; 1 5 A M [M AX] MOVIE: The Cotton Last year. Creme Fraiche, [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Micki and Meuda' (CC) Harvey Keitel. Ed Nelson. 1975. mantically involved with one of her coun­ At tha Moviaa Sariaa From Omaha. NE. (3 hrs.) Live. [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Rocky' A smaU-time with a car repossassor. Emilio Estevez, Club' (CC ) In the 1930s, a jazz musicien QD A bigarnous husbar>d learns that both of trymen. Haley MMa. Irene Papes. Ell Wsl- ridden by Eddie Maple, became [DIS] MOVIE: The Adventures of [U S A ] Sahirdav Cartoon Expraaa boxer and street punk in Philadelphia bat­ Harry Dean Stanton. Susan Barnes. 1984. saves the life of e powerful racketeer end is [CN N ] Nawanight his wives are expecting. Dudtoy Moore. lach. 1964. towed deeper end deeper into the vioient the first gelding ever to win the Amy Irving. Ann Reinking 1984. Rated Marco Polo' The biography of the 13th tles against overwheknirig odds to make Rated R. [ESPN] Golf: LPGA ChanwlonaMp century explorer and merchant is drama­ 5:30PM (E> Alfred Httchcock [TM C] MOVIE: 'Wondar Man' When a something of himself. Sylvester Stallone. world of gangsters and gufwnen. Richerd PG-13 [U S A ] Night FHgfrt From Kings Islarvi. OH. (2 hrs.) (R). Belmont, which began in 1867 tized. Gary Cooper, Slgrid Gurie, Bm H ® @ ) Vkrtofv Garden brash young nighi club enlartalner la mur­ Talia Shire, Burgess Meredith. 1976 Gere, (Gregory Hines. Diene Lena. 1984. [USA] MOVIE: 'White Zombie' Zom­ Rated PG ; [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Wonder Man' Whan e shortly after the Civil War. Rathbone 1938 [C N N ] Nawamakar Saturday dered. hit ghost urges his sludioua tvrin 11:30PM 3D Hawaii Fhra-0 Rated R. bies rob graves and take bodies to a sugar brother to seek revenge. Danny Kaye Vir­ mill. BeHa Lugosi, Madge Bekamy. 1933. [M A X ] M O V IE: The Big Hmmt An angry [M AX] Maxtrax [W A X ] MOVIE: 'Juat One of the Guys’ cop sets out to break a mobster's hold on ginia Mayo. Donald Woods. 1945. (CC ) An attractive high school student dis­ 2:10PM [CN N ] Health Week a corrupt city administration. Glenn Ford, 5:45PM [D IS ] d t v [U S A ] Thraa'a a Crowd guises herseH as a boy so that she can Gloria <>ahame, Jocelyn Brando 1953. re-enter a loumaksm contest. Joyce Hyser. 2:30PM (B ncaa Mvwon i mwi'> 6:00PM 3D 3D ® ( » ® Nmw 7;05PM [CNN] Sports Saturday Clayton Rohner, Torti Hudson. 1985. Is Your Body Fit VodeybaM Championship Coverage of [U S A ] Dick Cavett (R) Video, CD What's Happening Now 7:30PM 3D Nawa Magazlna Rated PG-13. the Pepperdme-USC competition is fea-‘ [C N N ] Spocta Cloaa up 4:10PM 3) ChampionaMp WraatHng X Tad Knight Show [U S A ] M O V IE; 'Black (iet' A psychic re­ For The Beach? QD (E) Star Trek X Joepardy searcher's pet is implicated in a senes of mysterious deaths that occur in a British VCR & O International World Championship X O) In Saarch of... Wrestling ^ 9 8 ^ Patrick Magee, Mimsy Farmer dD iD At tha Moviaa GIBSON’S GYM (8) Motorwaak (S ) Aa Schoota Match Witt ® Bwnon (CC) (R| Video Camera THE LOVE BOAT E ) WhKa Shadow 8:30PM X Beach Package (3 ) Fourth Eatata (S) ® Ttw Facts of Ufa (CC) (R|. In NiW ] /AND VIDEO QD Sabadoa Musicalaa (S ) Prica la Right Stereo. 3 Month Membership In a fantasy flashback. Go­ ® Adam Smith's Money World (S iM a u d a (3) This Old Housa (CC) Mon.-Sat. lOam-Opm Rentals Fame pher (Fred Grandy) sees the ID What's Happaning Now S ) Major Laagus Bassball: Boston at [CNN] Newswatch ^ Minnesota Sundays & Holidays Noop-8pm cruise ship transformed into a [CNN] CNN Invaatigativa Raport * 5 9 (<90 Vilui) World War II troop carrier® [D IS ] Bast of Ozzia and Harriat [USA] Covar S t^ © ) Sneak Previews bound lor France, with the [HBO] MOVIE: Prime Risk' A young 9:00PM 3D Telethon: ChMdren'a Mir­ couple discovers a plan to sabotage the SjOOPM X M O V IE: Tha Bad Nawa acle Network Nazis plotting to torpedo the U S. Federal Reserve system. Toni Hud­ Bears A rag-tag Little League team im- 5 FREE Suntanning Sessions czs value) vessel before It arrives, in the son. Lee Montgomery. 1985. Rated PG- S K i* * pitcher joins the squad. (S ) ® The Golden Girls (R), In Stereo. • Fm Wii|M TnlRliii • WiM ItramMim Over 3,800 Titles • VHS & BETA "Forties Fantasy” episode of 13. Walter Matthau, Tatum O'Neal. 1976. (8 ) Treeaure Houses of Britain: Peleces of Reeaon and Delight (C C ) Houghton • aMUlitt • atieyd* Unhk Mkn ABC's “The Love Boat." The [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Protocol' (C C ) A naive *’•*” “ Vkig' The cocktaH wartrasa bacomaa a nationai har- 2*“ 9htw a wealthy industrialitt is mur- HaU ar>d the Drumlanrig Castle are visited. • PtiMMHna fratniH episode airs SATURDAY, dered ^ her boyfriend who wee only inter- (60 min.) (R). NEW ENGLAND VIDEO MAY 91. oina„whan aha ia racruitad by tha State Mow Momhon Only Dapartmam as a protocol ofRciai. Goldie BMod at her monay. Robert Wegner, Jef­ (S ) Love Boat (C C ) A cruise to the French 841 Main St. Hawn. Chris Sarandon. Andre Graoorv frey Hunter, Joanne Woodward. 1966 Riviera promises romance and surprises Fowler's Plaza CHECK U8TINQS FOR EXACT TIME 1984. Rated PG. X ® Mr. Sunahkw (CC) (R). for the craw and pasaengera. (2 hrs.) (R). 646-3131 Offer 0 (plrM June 1M Manchester Rt. 44 Coventry [USA] OMdn* USA (B ) M O V IE: 'Dead E m f Life in an East 519 Ea«t MkJdl* Tpke., ManchMter 646-2772 742-0841 6:30PM (SCMNmn irion, who aacapa from a ConfadarsteR»« nri- River slum leads to frustration and rebel- a « i m an obamation balloon, find thwiv CCSriM* Wondw aah/ea on a Stxitb Sosa' island. Joan ContfvHMd... WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 31. 19«6 — i« WEEKEND PLUS, Satuniay. May 31. 1986 - 17

I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ® MOVIE; Tho WotM of Hanty Orient' Schygulla. Marie-Christina Barrmrft. Armin by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Tha life of an untalantad concert pianist Sunday, June 1 becomes compKceted whan two prop Mueilter-StaN. 1983. Rated R. Unscramble these six Jumbles, school girls develop a crush on him. Peter Sunday, Continued AND JUSTICE [U S A ] MiWonaIra Maker o o ? Sellers, Paula Prantise. Angela Lansbuiy one letter to each square, to form 1964. FOR ALL 2:1 5AM (X) CBS N m m Nightvmtcti six ordinary words. r-y •Joined in Progress ■ ^ \ \ l [CN N] Nowaday 6:00AM d) For Our ThriM ® Voltron, Dafwtdar of tlw UnhwtM [D IS] DIanav'a Ratum to Troaaura la- 2:20AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Alamo Ba/ d) Blacfc N « w « [C N N ] Doyhraak [CNN] News UpdMe (S ) Solid Gold A smaU Texas fishing convmmity is tom by STOFRY land Long John Silver and Jim Hawkina are [DIS] MOVIE: The lran e MorMtwr of Pleading before a judge, a bigotry when r e f u g ^ arrive bom Viet­ d ) Tatottion: CMtdran's Mirad* Itoi- [D IS] Dumbo's Cireus reunited after a ten year separation (60 8 0 (S) ® s u m Spoons In Stereo. Strawberry Cove* In trying to save the re­ criminal lawyer (Al Pacino) nam. Ed Harris, Am y Msdigan. 1984. w nrli Continuad. min.) Oroat Spooo Raco: The Next CIvW- [ESPN] SportsCantar putation of a teacher who deims he's seen (S) Rated R. In Depth zation Future devetopments of intems- tries to free a wrongly Imprls* C£ [H B O ] Fiaggla Rock (CC| Sk [HBO] MOVIE: 'Romantic Corrmfy' a sea monster, three kids discover a smug­ A,/ tkmel space travel are explored. (60 min.) oned client but finds his own 31 Indght Tw o playwrights have trouble aynchroniz- gling operation. Burgess Meredith, A(K>a8 2:30AM [C N N ] Sporta Latanight CD up From career in Jeopardy as he bat­ O CNN Haadtoa Npm 8:30AM ing their intaratt in each other. Dudlsy Mooreheed, Annie McEveety. 1972. ® MOVIE: 'Don Cana's l^w ' An easy [ESPN] SportsCantar Moore, Mary Steanburgen. Ron Laibman going Canadian Mountte becomes a des­ CE) It la W ifttan [M AX] Maxtrax tles Maryland's Judicial sys­ ® b n ig h ti AGGIZZ 1983 Rated PG. perate hunter ertd then the C|uarry as he 3:00AM CD MOVIE; No way Our A (S )K M tim « tem, In " ... And Justice for psychotic bigot irtcites his gang of hood­ [D IS] Donald Duch Pia n nu [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Futy of King Boxer' 4:1 5PM CD Killer's Komer hunts down a renegade Irtdian wtw kiNed l a Rohan SchuMar his partner. Donald Sutheriartd. Kevin All," airing SUNDAY^ JUNE 1 lums to race rioting. Richard Wklrnark, [MAX]MOVIE;'niaOaldlluah'ThaU- 1 C B Ma)or League Basatiall: 4;30PM (X) B u m & AHwi McCarthy, Jack Creety. 1973. on ABC. Linda Darnell. Sidney Poitier. 1950. ilo Tramp'a k » « is miaplicad in the days of ® Hadda A Jadda/Daputy Oawg :30PM N ew Vofh Mote at San FranefeoD ltd sister dar>ce teem who travel To g e th e r The Roding Stones perform in O 20 Mkiuta Woftiout ■ y r Rated PG. ough food and water to go arourtd. Jim [C N N ] Sports Tonight concert. The Rofiktg Stories. 1982. Rated (X) Plaiticm an to Englartd for the royal wedding fktd their Davis. Larry Wilcox. 1978. ® W orid of Ooapol 1 :S5PM (S) To Bo Amouncod PG. In Stereo. CB Talathon: ChHdran'a NMncIa Nat- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The OoM Rush' Tha Lil­ own trtie loves. Fred Astaire. Jena PoweN, [ESP N ] SportaCantar J L l A ^ [HBO] M OVIE: 'O n m lk w ' (CC ) A fath­ [ U S A ] B re a k th ra u ^ to W eight Loea Sil Ring Around tha Woild wortt Continued. 2:00PM ® MOVIE: Tha Mala Ani lie Tramp's love is mispisced in the days of Peter Lewford. 1951. [U S A ] Harfoalifa er's present to Ns son evolves from a WHAT KIN© KON® m iF A cotage professor dafsnds h « the Klondike Gold R u ^ . Charles C h ^ n . [TM C ] MOVIE: OromUne' (CC) A fath­ [C N N ] Styto With Elaa Klansch (B @ Oral Robana hennless gift Into chaos and destruction. [M AX] CofTwdy Expwl- 3:30AM IX) W oHd Vlalon rights w M a losing his wife to hsr old flame Mack Swain, G e o rj^ Hals. 1925. er’s present to his son evolves from a 11:40PM [D I S ] Contraption Phoebe Cates, Zach GsIKgan. Hoyt Axton. mant: Bob OoMthwait-Oon't Watch tWa [C N N ] Croaafira 3 D Joaia and tha Puaaycata VEENAL WAS PL ACEP IN CHARSE Henry Fonda. Jack Carson. Omiie deHavil- harmless gift into chaos end destruction. [ESPN] Down tha Sirotch land 1942. 4:45PM IS) To Ba Announod 1984. Rated PG. ‘ Show ® Kannath Copaland OF WHEN HE vJOINEP Phoebe Cates. Zach GaHigsn, Hoyt Axton. 3:50AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : T h e A r- [H B O ] MOVIE: -Tlia Man Who Saw To ® Laaala ® On Stage at tha Woff Trap 5:00PM (B Kojak 1964. Rated PG. In Stereo. [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Lookar- A plastic sur­ 11:45PM GD Entartainmant This rangem enT An advertising executiva geon investigatss the mynerious deaths W aak Ralph Macchio rkscusses his role in must choose between his wife and his nwMTOwr' Michel de Noetrsdemus eccur- (SI IS) Saaama Straat (CC) t h e u .s . m a r i n e s . ® Pra-Oama Show IX) Black Bhaap Bquadran [U S A ] Virginian ately predicted the rite of Hitler and other of Ns patients. Albert Finney, James Cob­ the lo o m in g film, "K vate Kid H". the se­ ^rtfriend. Faye Dunaway, Kirk Douglas, ® It Takaa a TMaf historical figures. Narrator; Orson WeMes. ® Porky A Buga ® Maior Laagua BaaabaN: Boaton at 7:30PM GD Good Tim os um, Susan Dey. 1981. FIMed PG. In quel to the 1984 box office smash. (60 Deborah Kerr. 1969. Rated R. Mlmwaota & CHiPa Patral Stereo. 1981. Rated PG. ® Tha World Tomorrow SFHDGLE (S ) ( S i K is s y W .4 Lady Is a Chump min.) In Stereo. Now arrange the circled letters to ® Star Search 4:00AM [U S A ] Kays to Success 6;45AM (S ) Oavoy ft OoHath ® La Santa Miaa ( ® Majtaymakata Fiwa ® Cats arid Dogs 9l30PM GD In Depth CD A B C Nawa form the surprise answer, as sug­ ( ® IMOVIE: 'Oaad EntT Life in an East d D Sign On ® Supar Sunday ® Bob Uackar'a Wacky Worid of ® Fight Back WHh Dmid Honmitz 12:00AM CD CMIdran Caught ki tha 4;05AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Th a A m b a i- JO JO gested by this above cart(X}n. River skan leads to frustration and rebel­ Sports B:00PM CD Murdar. Sha Wreta (CC) sadoT The US Ambassador to Israel is Jessies investigates the drowrxng of a [U SA] Wanted: DeMi or AEve Croasfira (X) Wo BeHev [CN N ] Daywatch lion. Humphrey Bogart. Sylvia Sidney confronted with blackmail and intrigue 7:00AM 0) Punto de Encuentro championship swimrr>er. (60 min.) (R). [D IS] WaloariM to Pooh Comar PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW [CN N ] Waah in Raviaw 10:00PM CD N « w « f p Jim m y Swaggart arrest the violerKS of Mideast politics. CD Robert Schuller dD The Shakeepeere Hour Hoeted by [HBO] MOVIE; Gramlina- (CC) A lath- [D IS ] Backataga at Oianay Journalist GD In the B lw * GDStar Trak Roben Mitchum. Ellen Burstyn. R o ^ Hud­ GDFece-Off lap-Y' Y Y Y — Y - ' j f t Y r - ^ Welter Matthau: AM's WeH That Ends CD Star Search son. 1984. Rated R. er s present to his son evolves from a I John Culhaoe takes you on a backstage Wen In order to find her husbend, Helene GD Indopondont Network News (3) CNN HeadKna Nawa CO) alerry FalweN harmless gift into cheos arxl destruction A A A A toof of the Disney Studio. (60 mm.) CD David Toma Show (a— 2 L . mvents rumors of her death. (60 min.) (S ) Insight / Out ® Hogan's Haroas 4:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Waak ( 9 Cerraecolendes Phoebe Cates. Zech GaNigan. Hoyt Axton. [ESPN] Auto Racing ' : Amorican GD Ufastylos of tha Rich and Famous 1984. Rated PG. 86 0) It's a Living O ) Anna Karenina (3 ) Miami Vica Oocketl and Tubbs en­ 4:30AM [CN N ] Big Story ® W orld VftkMi Racing Saries From Milwaukee. Wl. (60 (3 } Mission: lnH>Mslbla counter a drug cuh priestess while inveati- mm) [CNN] Newswatch [U S A ] Frarl Lawto Show (2) (0) Jimmy Sweggart [M AX] MOVIE; The Whole Town'a ® ) M O V IE; 'Shadow of the TM n Man* A 38 on Sports gating the ritu^stic murders of two police­ Talking' A meek little clerk finds he has a Jumble answer on page 20 [E S P N ] CoMege BeeebeN: 1986 World [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Oraamscapa* While jockey is found dead and a race track scan­ @ ) Mysteryl: Agatha Christia'a Part- men. (60 min.) (R). In Stereo. 4;40AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : 'd .a .r .v .l .' It's Your Business double who is a dangerous kiNer. wanted Series From Omshs. NE. (3 hrs.) Live. working with a scientist who has discov­ dal is the mystery Nick and Nora nnjst nars in Crim e (CC ) Inspector Marriott enl­ (3 ) Christian lifestyle Magazine A couple adopts a young boy who is found (S) Kenneth Copelend by the police. Edward G. Robinaon. Jean ists the help of Tommy ar>d Tuppence .in Aahur. 1935. ered a way to project orre's conscious [T M C ] M O V IE: 'The Double Men* A solve. William Powell, Myma Loy, Barry to possess unusual talents. Mary Beth [C N N ] Daybreek thoughts into artothcK's dreams, a psychic CIA agent, lured to the Alps by the skiing Nelson. 1941. tracking down a gang of forgers operating (3) MOVIE: 'Friday tha Rabbi Slapt Hurt. Michael McKean, Barrett Oliver. Lata' An Irish police chief and a rabbi form Face the State [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tender Merciee' An stumbles upon a p>lot to use the method for accident of his son. finds himseH involved in high society circles. (60 min.) 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. [D IS] Mouserdse 9:30AM CD Robert Schuller (§ ) (S ) Amazing Stories (R). In Stereo. an alliance to solve the mysterious slaying CD political purposes Dermis Quaid, Max Von in a plot by Russian agents. Yul Brynner, dD Start of Somethirrg Big [ESPN] Speedwaek CD ® Leave It to Beaver ex-country-and-westem singer tries to Nature: Kilimanjaro (CC) An ex­ of a young domestic. A n Carney, Stuan Stan a new life but his pest catches up with (3 ) Oraateet Sports Legends Sydow 1984 Rated PG-13. Bmt Ekland, Lloyd Nolan 1967 CD Point of View ploration of Kenya's Mt. Kilimanjaro is [CN N] CNN Evening News Margolin, Janis Paige. 1976. [U S A ] Sunday Cartoon Express him. Roben Duvall. Tess Harper, Betty M O V IE; 'Dodge City' A fighting cat­ [U SA ] Alfrad Hitchcock 2 : 1 5PM @ ^ Major League Base­ chronicled. (60 min.) (R). [M A X ] M O V IE: Caddyshack' A yourtg (5D Latin Tem po 0) Jem Buckley. 1982. Rated PG. tleman -clashes with the boss of Dodge 7:30AM C£) Barrio ball: Boston at Minrtasota ® Tony Brawn'a Journal caddy working at an exclusive country club *Boaf passengers City, but cleans up the town for homes­ 5:30PM 0 ) Noveta: Cristal [CN N ] Newsnight GD Meet the Mayors (S ) Day of Discwvery 10:45AM ® jowfsh uf* erKounters several bizarre characters teaders. Errol Flynn, Ann Sheridan, Bruce 3.00PM CD Talathon: Children's Mir­ Nawam akan [CN N] Prime News ® Celebrate when he competes in a golf toumantent to 12:15AM [M A X ] m o v i e : Draw n- (S ) Day of Discovery m o v i e ; -T«nz»Vs So- Cabot. 1939. acle Network Continued HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The 11:00AM CB (3|) Baby Teat A look at tha loya and prob- [E S P N ] College Basebell; 1966 W orid win a college scholarsMp. Chevy Chase, scape' WNIe working with a scientist who TenneMae Tuxedo cret Treasure' Terzan becomes involved ® What About Women (S i ^3) French Open Tennis Coverage of GD Fame lems of raisirtg children fiom birih to three Series From Omaha, NE. (3 hrs., 30 min.) Ted Knight. Rodney Oangerfieid. 1980. has discovered a way to project one's passenger list for the “ Love with an expedition in search of treasure. More Real People (S ) Rev. David Paul tournament play is featured from Pans 0® MOVIE: 'Great Day in the Momirrg' years of age. (90 min.) Live. Rated R. conscious thoughts into another's dreams, Boat” cruises next season will Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen O'Sullivan (115 min.) 0 ) El Club 700 0 ) Nueva York Ahora 1941 This IS the story of the action and excite­ (ID Whet's Happening Now [H B O ] Philip Marlowe, Private Eye: [U SA] Cover Story (R). a psychic stumbles upon a plot to use the include the first professional 0 ) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara (S ) McLaughlin Group ment of the Colorado gold rush. Virginia [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday Red W ind (CC ) A mysterious woman may method for political purposes. Dennis [C N N ] Big Story CD David Toma Show Mayo. Robert Stack. Raymond Burr 1956 hold the key to a killer's identity. (60 min.) 10:30PM CD Sports Extra Quaid, Max Von Sydow. 1984. Rated PG- appearance on screen of Leslie [CN N] Your Money ® MOVIE: 'The Day of tha Dolphin' A [D IS ] Petronelle 13. [OIS] You and Me. Kid GD FTV Superior Today [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Fletch' (CC) Police cor­ CD Meet the Mayors Caron and her daughter [D IS] Donald Duck Presents group of conspirators plan to use dolphins [ESPN] John Fox Outdoors Real to Reel that have been trained to talk jn a plot to (4® : Teams to be 5:45PM 0 ) Cope Mundlel de SocMr; ruption and drug traffickir>g are encoun­ GD Christian Scierree Moitltor Raports 1 2:30AM CD Naked City Jennifer Caron Hall. Francis contra Canada Transmitido tered by a newspaper reporter working un­ [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Android' An almost- [E S P N ] Coliage Lacroaaa: N C A A Divi­ ® ) The Shakespeare Hour Hosted by assasinate the President. George C. Scott, Announced ( ^ Jimmy Sweggart Gene Scott desde el estadium de la ciudad de Leon. (2 dercover. Chevy Chase, Joe Don Baker, 0) They will play a mother- human android, working as an assistant to sion I Mans' Championship From Ne­ Walter Matthau; King Lear King Lear ab­ Trish Van Devere, Paul Sorvino. 1973. wark, DE 12 hrs , 30 min i ^D MOVIE: 'D-Day, the Sixth of June' hrs , 15 min.) Tim Matheson. 1985. Rated PG. (M) Ask the Manager [C N N ] Style W ith Elaa Klenach daughter con team on the a mad scientist, learns he is about to be pot dicates his throne and holds a contest to 0) Sabroshow During the Normandy invasion, an Ameri­ Copa Mondial de Soccer: Brasil con­ [DIS] Swamp Fox out of commission. Klaus Kinski. Don Op- [ T M C ] M OVIE; 'Looker' A plastic sur­ see which of hit daughters loves him the can and a British officer remember the girl CD (D @ (S) ® News Face-Off 0 ) lookout for the nearest wealthy (S) Modem Maturity 6:00PM 8:30PM CD tra Espana Transmitido desde el estadium per, Brie Howard 1982 Rated PG geon invbc«igates the mysterious deaths most- (60 min.) they both love Robert Taylor. Richard [ESPN] College Cheerleading Cham­ [CN N ] Nawsday CD MOVIE: 'The War Between Men and Alfred Hitchcock Presents (R). In de Jalisco en Guadalajara. (2 hrs.. 15 min.) card player aboard the liner in (TM C ) MOVIE: 'Herd to Hoid' |CC) A of his patients. Alben Finney. James Cob­ Adelanta Todd, Dana Wynier ,1956 Women’ A cynical New York City writer- pionship (R). [D IS ] Laurel and Hardy Stereo the first of three two-hour “ Love rock n’ roll star falls for a child psycholo­ urn, Susan Dey 1981 Rated PG In [D IS] Grand Canyon [U S A ] Best of Money. Money Stereo. ® Three Stooges [C N N ] Larry King Weekend cartoonist has a chaotic courtship and [USA] Lancer gist and IS determined to win her love. Rick [E S P N ] Golf; LPGA Championship marriage with a madcap divorcee. Jack [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Boat" specials for A B C - T V ’s ® Your Mayor’s Report [D IS ] Best of W alt Disrtey Presents; 1 2:35AM [HBO] MOVIE: "H w Last Springfield. Janet Eilber, Pattie Hansen CBS News Sunday From Kings Island. OH (2 hrs ) Live Lemmon. Barbara Harris. Jason Robards 8:45PM (D IS ) D TV 1986-87 season. 1984 Rated PG. In Stereo. 10.00AM CD Mars and Beyorrd A look at the history of 11:00PM CD CD @) ® Nev« Married C o u ^e in America' A married Morning [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Flatch' (CC) Police cor­ 1972 0 ] Coses da Casados the universe, evolution of life on earth and 9:00PM CD 40th Annual Tony CD Taxi couple begin to wonder about their mar­ Also aboard will be guest stars 8:00AM CD Jimmy Swaggert CD MOVIE: 'Live Wires' The Boys get ruption and drug trafficking are encoun­ a speculative account of life on Mars (60 CD Police Story Awards The annual awards honoring ex­ riage when all of their friends get divorced. (S) Nova; Horsemen of China (CC) The tered by a newspaper reporter working un- ' CD The Worid Tomorrow John Byner, Tony Franciosa, CD Millionaire Maker jobs as skip tracers and run into trouble min.) cellence in theatre are presented from the George Segal, Natalie W ood, Richard Ben­ lifestyle and ancient traditions of the dercover, Chevy Chase. Joe Don Baker G® Dempsey end Makepeace Gina Lollobrigida and Peter trying to tag a mobster. William Frambes. [ESPN] Auto Rscing ' 86: Cart Milwau- Minskoff Theatre in New York City. (2 hrs.) GD Odd Couple jamin. 196tO. Rated R. ■11) Clil) Frederick K. Price Leo Gorcey, Hunt? Hall. 1946 Chinese Kazakh horsemen are examined, Tim Matheson 1985 Rated PG Smell Wonder (60 min.) (R). kee 200 From Milwaukee, Wl. (2 hrs ) CD St. Jude: Please Help M e Live G® The Untouchables 1 2:45AM CD Robin's Nest Scolari in an episode titled “ The (2Q) He-Man & Masters of the Universe CD ^ Sunday Mass [U S A ] All American Wrestling Live (i® Sneak Preview 0 ) MOVIE; 'Skateboard Madness' A CD (@ MOVIE: The Calendar Girl Mur­ (3® Newsmakers Christmas Cruise. (29 Robert Schuller (5^ Austin City Limits In Stereo 1:00AM CD Musk City, U.S.A. GD Super Sunday photographer meets four stranded skate­ 12:30PM CD Jeffersons [H B O ] Standing Room Only: Liza in ders' (CC) A man tries to find a murderer 0 ] ABC News (CC) $4) Sesame Street (CC) London Liza Minnelli performs for a sold- 0 ) Fame who is killing some of the most beautiful MOVIE: 'Nothing But the Best' An GS) Peter Popoff boarders in San Francisco. Stacey Peralta, GS) Que Pasa. USA? d S State W e're In CD Kent Senatore. 1980 out crowd at the London Palladium (90 calendar girls in the world. Tom Skerritt, ambitious real estate agent murders a (3$ Oral Roberts I Love Lucy @ ) Fourth Estate [CNN] Newswatch min.) Robert Culp, Barbara Parkins. 1984. (R). 0 ) Connecticut: Now down-on-his-luck soci^te and corKeals Johnson role (38) The World Tomorrow Chalice of Salvation [HBO] MOVIE; Walk Proud' A young [DIS] Animals in Action Chicano gang member struggles among (TM C ) MOVIE: 'Hard to Hold' (CC| A CD N ew Jersey People [C N N ] Inside Busiruiss the body in his landiv^'s house. Alan ® ) What's Happening Now ® on Government [MAX] MOVIE: Seems Uke Old Bates, Denholm Elliot, Harry Andrews. d$ Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood loyalties to gang, mother, and girtfriend. rock 'n' roll star falls for a child psycholo­ [DIS] MOVIE: The Titfield 'Thunder­ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - @ ) Romagnolis' Table Tim es' A lawyer jeopardizes her hus­ GD Love Boat 1964. 0 ) El Ministerio de Jimmy Sweggart ® Underdog Robby Benson. Sarah Holcomb. 1978. gist and IS determined to win her love. Rick band's career by helping her ex-husband (S) MOVIE: The Man Who Haunted bolt' Eccentric villagers resurrect a defunct Randy Quaid and Patti LuPone Presenta Rated PG. [C N N ] CNN Invastlgativa Report Springfield. Janet Eilber, Pattie Hansen railroad and operate it themselves. Stanley GD Tale's from the Darkside (S) W.V. Grant , 1984 Rated PG. In Stereo. run from the police. Goldie Hawn, Chevy Him self A London businessman grad­ [D IS] Mouse Factory Holloway, George Ralph, Hugh Griffith. Last Precinct Captain Wright poses will co-star as President Lyndon [DIS] Wind in the Willows 1 1:10AM [CN N ] CNN Travel Guide Chase. Charles Grodin. 1980. Rated PG. ually comes to realize that somebody, is (U S A ] M OVIE: 'Mission Mars' Three beginning to fill his place in his office. Ro­ 1953 as a pro wrestler to stop a plot to eliminate Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson OoH: Kemper Open Final [USA] Monroes 10:10AM [CN N ] On the Menu 11:30AM (X ) Face the Nation 1:00PM CD astronauts touch down on Mars and find [HBO] Starxling Room Only: Liza in the city's police force. (60 min.) Channels round coverage from Bethesda. MD 12 ger Moore, Olga Georges-Picot, Hilde- in a three-hour N B C -T V movie CD High School Elowi themselves battling unseen forces. Darren 6:30PM CD CBS News gaard Neil. 1971. LofKlon Liza Minnelli performs for a sold- [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow 1 0:30AM CD Meet the Mayors hr4.. 30 min.) Live. McGavin, Nick Adams, Heather Hewitt titled “LB J.” Tha World Tomorrow CD Moppets (g ) M OVIE: 'C .A .T . Squad* An elite gov­ out crowd at the London Palladium. (95 Expo WFSB Hartford. C T Three Stooges CD M O V IE: The Longest Day' The story 1967 GD CD ernment counter-attack unit sets out to min.) Scheduled for broadcast next WNEW New York. NY MOVIE: 'Abbott and Coetallo In So­ of Allied invasion of Normandy durina Ted Knight Show 1:10AM [CN N ] Health Week (JD Telephone Auction GD ( B N B A Batkatball Finals: stop a group attempting to cripple Ameri­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Once Upon a Time in WTNH New Haven, CT ciety' Tw o plumbers and a girl taxicab World War II. Richard Bunon. John 3:30PM season, the film traces 1 Game T w o Live. ^ ® NBC Nightly News ca's secret space-laser project. Joseph America' (CC ) Childhood friends rise to George and Mildred WOR New York. NY MOVIE: The Valley of Gold' Tarzan driver ere mistaken for guests at a swank Wayne, Henry Fonda 1962. 1:1 SAM CD Johnson’s life from 1934 in r ( ^ Family Classics Corlesa, Steven W . James, Jack Young­ the top of the underworld. Roben DeNiro, WPIX New York. NY joins the chief of police and a professor to pany Bud Abbott. Lou Costello. Kirby @ Black Horizons Special: Makirtg the h 1:30AM CD David Susakind find a kidnapped boy. whose murdered CD PhU Sitvars blood. 1986. James Woods. Elizabeth McGovern. Washington when he was the WTXX Watarbury, CT 20 Grant. 1944. Right Moves: Blacks in Corporate ® ABC News guardian was believed to be from a gold- ® MOVIE: 'Eddie and tha Cruisers' America 1984. Rated R GD Irtdependent Natwork Naws protege of Congressman Sam WWLP Springfield. M A 22 GD Wall Street Journal Report [C N N ] Inside Business d® ® Masterpiece Theatre: Irish R.M. rich valley Mike Henry. Nancy Kovack, Twenty years after the disappearance of a [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday WEDH Hartford. C T 2* (CC ) Major Yeates unwittingly finds him­ Rayburn and courting Lady Manuel Padilla. Jr 1966 Meat the Press band s lead singer, a reponer and the 4:00PM (11) Major League Baseball: [D IS] Danger Bay [U SA ] Keys to Success WVIT Hanford. CT 90 self the patron of the annual rivalry-torn [E S P N ] Major League Baseball's Grea­ band's lyricist try to piece together the New York Yankees at Oakland Bird Ta ylo r to his ascendancy to WSBK Boston, M A 91 Wild America (CC) ® This Week With David Brinkley [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Th e Men W ho Saw T o ­ regatta. (60 min.) 11:15PM To Be Announced test Hits: 1978 World Series mystery. Tom Berenger. Michael Pare El­ M OVIE: 'The Kentuckian' Big Ell and WGGB Springfield. M A 40 morrow' Michel de Nostradamus accur­ ( ^ Strong Medicine Part 1 A rising phar­ the presidency in 1963. ^ Batman 0 ) Embp>'>'k>res de la Musics Coiom- len Barkin. 1983. his son fight their way their way across 1 1 :30PM CD CB S News 1:45AM CD Man About the House WXTV Paterson. N J 41 biana ately predicted the rise of Hitler and other maceutical executive finds her husband's Quaid is a veteran of more WGBY Springfield, M A i7 ® Conversations With ® MOVIE: 'It Happent Evaty Spring' A Kentucky in the 1820's. Burt Lancaster, historical figures. Narrator: Orson Welles. CD Blue Knight [C N N ] Sportsweek demands that she give up her career a bit­ 2:00AM GD star Games WTIC Hartford, C T 0 ) Tames y Debates university chemistry instnjclor accideniallv Diana Lynn. Walter Matthau. 1955 1981 Rated PG. than a dozen movies, including •1 ter pill to swallow. (2 hrs.) CD Sports Extra ® That's tha Spirit CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICSM) [ T M C ] M O V IE: D .A .R .Y .L ' A couple discovers a compound that causes base’ (3) Firing Une “ The Last Detail” and ‘"rhe ^ 3 -2 1, Contact (CC) 7:00PM CD 60 Minutes 1 ^ It's a Living CD Millionaire Maker DISNEY Disney Channel <0ISi adopts a young boy who is found to pos­ balls to cunre. Ray Millond, Jean Rav Col. (3) ABC News ($D Kids. Incorporated SportsWorid Slugger’s Wife.” LuPone, who ESPN Sports Network ifSPN sess unusual talents. Mary Beth Hurt. Mi­ Iins. 1949 ’ CD (S) Indomitable Teddy Roosevelt 0 ) Cortos del Desfile GD The Honeymoorwrs [CN N ] Monay Week (57) Masterpiece Theatre: The Irish R.M. George C. Scott narrates the story of HBO Home Box Office Ih b o i [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday chael McKean. Barrett Oliver 1985. Rated ® ) Connecticut Lawmakers 0 ) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Strictly Business won a Tony Award for “Evita," (CC) Part 1 of Major Yeates reluctantly Theodore Roosevelt's extraordinary life. [E S P N ] Pro BasebeH Teem Arm W res­ CINEMAX Cinemax (MAX PG In Stereo 6 will make her network T V debut [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Water Babies' An (® Let's Go Bowling helps Flurry in a scheme to sell a horse to (2 h rs) [CN N] Week in Review @ G® Sports Machine tling (R). TMC Movie Channel ITMCI apprentice chimneysweep travels from the 12:00PM CD Jeffersons General Porteus. (60 min ) in the role of Lady Bird. USA USA Network lUSAi S3) Desfila Puertofriqusno de Nueva C D Sw itch [DIS] MOVIE: 'Trail of Danger' While Profile Boston [M AX] MOVIE: 'A Love In Germerry' London streets to adventure in Shark Cas­ CD Telethon; Children's Miracle Net­ York herding half-starved horses over sun- (Dubbed) A young German woman ar>d a tle James Mason. Tommy Pender. 1978 GD This W eek in Baseball ® News work Continued ® Firing Line parched land, two cowboys become prey Polish POW have an affair in a small Ger­ Continued... G® Blue Knight for sheep raisers who claim there's not on- 0 ) Spiritual Life Crusade man town during World W ar II. Hanna WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 31. 1988 - 1» WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 31, 1986 — 19

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3 Scooby Doo Farm Aid put Nashville Network on the map Weekdays 3 3 S a n t a Barbara Video hits 3 Jayca and the W heeled Warriors IB) French Chef Ralph Em ery and featuring 6:00 AM CD CBS Early Momtag ( £ Romper Room gj) Robotach By Jim Lswit VideocassMe sales interviews, performances and C£) Naw Zoo Ravua (B IS) Soooby Doo [C N N ] International Hour guest appearances by the top C i) ® ABC Maws Thia Morning (3 ) Romper Room and Friends 1. "Jane Fonda’s Now Workout” (KVC-RCA) [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus NASHVILLE. Tenn. - Farm names in country music. (X) Jimmy Swaggart I S HaathcNfl 2. "Tho Sound of Music" (CBS-Fox) [U S A ] Liar's Chib Aid I. that Champaign, III., During the show, members of (jl) Varlad Program a ® 3-2-1, Contact (CC) 3. "Casablanca’’ (CBS-Fox) 3:30PM ( £ She Ra Princess of Power super music bash last fall, was a the audience and viewers (using (3) CNN HaadHna Nawa (B) Sesame Street (CC) 4. "Return of the Jedl" (CBS-Fox) (jj) Transformers two-edged sword for The a toll-free number) can talk to (S I Buga Bunny US m .a .s .k . 5. "Witness’’ (Paramount) 3 Tennessee Tuxedo Nashville Network. the stars. (3 ) 20 Mlnuta Workout [DIS] Dumbo's Circus 6. “Jane Fonda’s Workout” (KVC-RCA) 3 G . I . Joe First, it was directly Other popular shows include S S El Club 700 9 :0 0A M C £ S2S.OOO Pyramid 7. "Cocoon” (CBS-Fox) 3 Wild. Wild World of Animals (£ ) Robot ech responsible for a major jump in "Y ou Can Be A Star.” billed as (T l Brady Bunch 8. '’Commando" (CBS-Fox) 3 Challenge of the Gobots [C N N ] Daybraak the ratings and perhaps quicker cable T V ’s first talent contest C £ IS ) Donahue 9. "The King and I" (CBS-Fox) IB) Wild World o f Animals [D IS ] Mickey Mouaa Club gj) GoBota profitability for the country showcasing country music’s Qj) Odd Couple 10. ‘‘Plnocchio’’ (Disney) [E S P N ] Aaroblca: Bodies In Motion |R) [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer music cable TV network. upcoming stars. (3 ) Doris Day [USA] Room 222 S ) Sunday Mass [U SA] Joker’s Wild On the down side, it But TNN also has what is 6:30A M ( £ Daybreak (24) Sesame Street represented a low point because called "Sports Sunday.” a series Videocassette rentals 4:00PM ( £ Love Boat (X ) Fat Albert & Coaby KIda 3 ) Beat of Family Feud of some obscene language which of shows about fishing with 1. ’’Witness" (Paramount) (T ) 3 He-Man A Masters of the Univ­ went out over the airwaves from ( £ 7 0 0 Club 3 Fat Albert erse country stars, auto racing and. 2. "Cocoon" (CBS-Fox) ( £ Sale of the Century the lips of a rock star late in the (B) Great Space Coaster 3 UtUe House on the Prairie camping. Some detractors have O 20 Minute Workout 3. "Commando” (CBS-Fox) ( £ VegaS show. 3 Lost In Space said TNN specializes in "red IS) Woody Woodpecker 4. ”Kiss of the Spider Woman" (Isiand Aiive) (jj) G.l. Joe “ I was just falling off the [CN N] Daywatch neck sports.” IS ) NBC News at Sunrise [D IS ] You and M e. KM 5. "invasion U.S.A.” (Cannon) 3 Brady Bunch chair.” said Tom Griscom. Network executives recently O Voltron. Defandar o l the Unhrarae [U S A ] Calliope 6. "Return of the Jedi" (CBS-Fox) 3 Transformers senior vice president of TNN. moved its sports from Saturday ^ El Miniatarlo da Jimmy Swaggart 3 Divorce Court 9 :3 0A M C £ a n New let's Make a 7. "The Goonies" (Warner Bros.) "The next day I heard quite a Pr«M nta morning to Sunday and the Deal 8. "Si)verado" (RCA-Coiumbia) 3 ' B ) Sesame Street ICC) bit about it. It's something you SD aiayca and ttM W hialad Warriora 3 3 0 u in c y decision has paid off hand­ CS Leave It to Beaver 9. "Fright Night" (RCA-Coiumbia) wish hadn't been there, but [C N N ] Businats Morning C £ Joker's WHd gj) M.A.S.K. somely. 10. "Prizzl’s Honor” (ABC) when you go out and do a live "W e were doing sports [DIS] Mouaardaa IB Tony RandaM [CNN] Newaday program, you take your programming on Saturday [E S P N ] Natkm's Busktaas Today 3 JuUa [D IS ] Mickey Mouse Club chances. It's unfortunate. It was Mil [U S A ] Good Morning World 3 Jimmy Swaggart [U S A ] BuNsaya mornings because there were no 3 Bavarly HNfoHllaa 1:00PM ( £ 3 a n M y ClWdran done without any real intent. It 6:45A M ( £ Newa 3 Break the Bank sports programs on Saturday 3 3 Wheel of Fortune ( £ M e n Griffin 4:30PM ( £ 3 Thundarcau was a kind of way of life. Maybe SS IB) Weather 3 Journal morning. We were doing things 3 IB) Varied Programs 3 [DIS] Movie ( £ Paopla's Court (4 1 ) Hoy Miamo the rock performer didn't think like auto races and swamp '7:00AM ( £ CBS Mom lng News 3 Ufoatyiea of the Rich and Famous 3 3 Days of Our Lives Clj) Good Times 3 Mr. Rogara' Nalghborhood about it. It was just done. buggy races and rodeos so that ( £ Buga Burmy and Porky Pig g j) Qrandas Novalaa: Cuando los Hijoa 3 W e're Cooking Now 3MorkAMIndy [D IS] Varied Programa "The audience doesn't we could reach the same ( £ Good Momirtg Arrtarica (CC) so Van 3 Bevarfy HHIbNNas 3 W KRP in Cincinnati gD Love Connection understand live or taped.” UnH*d PrMS IfXvrnatlonal lifestyle audience we wanted to (H) Ileathcliff 1 0 : 0 0 A M GD Hour Magazine IB) Varied Programa 3 She Ra Princess of Power ( 9 Carraacolandaa ( £ I Love Lucy [USA] That GM g j) The Jetsons Griscom said. "A ll they want to reach and we had no gj) King o f Kanslngton know is that something came I S She Ra Prkicasa of Power C £ SaNy Jessy Raphael 1 1 :30A M ( £ Divorce Court [D IS ] Varlad Programs "Nashville Now" host Ralph Emery (right) interviews performer competition.” Griscom said. ■ 1 :30PM ( £ A s ths World Turns into their home that offended @ I S Today ( £ Tic Tac Dough [U S A ] Jackpot "In April we took all this C £ 3 New Love American Styia ( £ Hour Magazine Jerry Lee Lewis during a segment of the popular TNN show. ® Sesame Street (C O (B Sanford and Son ( £ I Dream of Jaarwiia 5:00PM ( £ Ihrae's Company them and you are at fault for sports programming and moved 3 Varied Programs (3 ) SuparfHanda 3 20 Mlnuta Workout 3 Andy Griffith ID Brady Bunch that. We took a lot of rough "Nashville Now" is the showcase for the network, featuring a it to Sunday and called it Sports 3 Andy Griffith ® Good Momlng America 3 700 Club 3 3Scrabbla CD Jeopardy treatment from the audience gj) Operation Pettiooat Sunday and now it’s one of the g j) Mundo latino and I don’t blame them for 90-minute prime-time show with interviews, performances 3 3 FamHyTlas iD G id g a t CD Police Woman best days we’ve got. 3 j) Voitton. Defandar of the Unlvoraa 3 2:00PM ( £ 3 One Ufa to Live that.” Griscom said. and guest appearances by the top names in country music. Secret City [DIS] Walt Dfarray Praaents (jj) Eight Is Enough “ We always wanted to be [C N N ] Daybraak 3 M ovie C £ Let's Make a Deal But the positive aspects of the [USA] Varied Programa 3 D s H a s broad based. We wanted - [D IS ] Good Momlng M ickayl 3 Benson 3 l Love Lucy [DIS] Varied Pragrama 3 Happy Days live telecast of the Willie Nelson 11:40A M 3 3 Another World entertainemnt. game shows, [U S A ] USA Cartoon Expraaa IB) Baechcombera 3 M"A*8*H spectacular eight months ago 1 2:00PM (£ (£ C£ 3 News 3 Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg the Christian Broadcasting entrance to the Grand Ole Opry The Nashville Network," variety shows, live talk shows, 7:30A M ( £ Plaatlcm an ® ) Praas Your Luck 3 B ) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood proved to be more enduring. CD First Edition News IB) W e're Cooking Now Netork. and the short distance is Griscom said. sitcoms and sports. They all fit ( £ Straight Tail [U S A ] Make M e Laugh 3 Benson "Farm Aid reached people 3 Merv Griffin gj) Hangin' In The network has 25 million symbolic as well as convenient. To be sure, there have been the lifestyle we are talking (jj) i i ) Robotach 1 0 :3 0 A M (£ Maks Room for Daddy 3 Andy Griffith that didn’t know the network 3 [U S A ] Movie [CNN] Nawsday subscribers, compared to 37 For it was the Grand Ole critics of TNN. Some have about.” O Varied Programs ( £ Divorce Court 3 People's Court existed,” said Lloyd Werner, 3 Super Password [U S A ] AKve A WeNI million for ESPN. Opry, which celebrated it’s 60th scored the quality of the Griscom contends that the (SI He-Man ( E Partridge Family ’■ gj) Novate: Vhrir un Poco whose Connecticut and New 3 Break the Bank 2:30PM ( S Capitol gj) Monkees What the April ratings mean is anniversary last year, that in a programming, saying it is cheap basic concept of the network has (3) He-Man & Masters of the Univerae IB Beet TaNi in Town 3 Ryan's Hope York Group W Satellite (S Woody Woodpecker [CNN] Newswatch that an average of about 425,000 sense spawned TNN. corn pone. not changed. [C N N ] Buainesa Day 3 CNN HeadNne News g j) Grandee Novelas: Manana as Pri- Communications Arm is respon­ ( £ Dating Game homes Monday through Sunday T N N now carries a live half But Griscom and the owners TNN, which broadcasts 18 [DIS] Wsicoma to Pooh Comer 3 3 Sale of the Century mavera [U S A ] Chain Reaction sible for marketing TNN. (jj) Tom & Jerry w ere tuned into the network hour of the venerable country insist there has to be hours a day. produces 85 to 90 [E S P N ] Natron's Businaas Today 3 WHd. Wild WorM of Animala IB) Sesame Street ICC) 5:30PM CD (D 3 3 N ews The decision to carry Farm 3 Great Space Coaster during prime time 8 p.m. to 11 music radio show every profitability for any enterprise. percent of its programs. 8:00A M ( £ Jayca and the Whaalad 3 A N c a gj) Perry Mason ( £ W hat's Happsningll Aid I live was made jointly by Warriors 3 Porky A Bugs p.m. EDT. That translates Saturday night (it’s the most " I think the quality is good. I ’"That’s 2.000 hours a year.” IB) 3-2-1. Contact (CC) [CNN] Taka 2 3 Laveme and Shirley Griscom. Werner and TNN IB) Joy o f Painting like what I see out there. When I Griscom saidr “That’s more cm O ChaSanga of the Gobots 9D The New Card Sharks 1 2:30PM ( £ The Young and the 3 3-2-1. Contact (CC) roughly into an average of more popular’TNN show on Saturday) gj) 'The FNntstones General Manager David Hall. than the broadcast networks do. O PoSia Dot Door [U S A ] Gong Show Restlass 3 W KRP in Cincinnati than 600,000 viewers. and will expand to an hour as look at the budget, I think we do [DIS] Varied Programs Asked if Farm Aid put TNN on Inspector Gadget ( £ Midday with BIN Boggs 3 Jefforsona The figures show that TN N soon as everybody involved the best job of any network out It’s a whole bunch. We haven’t IS) 11:00A M ( £ Price Is Right the map, Griscom replied, ® ® Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood IT ) (4ft Loving 3:00PM ( £ The Guiding Light gj) Reportar 41 has nearly doubled its audience approves the move. there.” varied much with the original C £ GiWgan'a Island "T hat’s a reasonable statement. iS G o B o ta 3 Varied Programs ( S Inspector Gadget B) Baachcombers in a year’s time and the Farm But T N N had problems in the ’There were some cable concept. Our thinking was that ( £ A Parfoct Match It was a m ajor milestone in [C N N ] Daybraak 3 3 Search for Tomorrow (CC) ( £ 3 General Hospital 3 I Dream o f Jaaraiie beginning with artist accep­ delivery systems who thought all our programming would C £ Bewitched Aid broadcast came squarely in 3 Dick Van Dyka ( £ HawsN Five-O having ’The Nashville Network have a country flavor related to [D IS ] Donald Duck Praaents (B Movie [D IS ] Donald Duck Prosants the middle of the year. tance and advertiser support. that TN N was going to be a (jj) The Jetsons viewed by people who would not 8 :3 0A M ( £ The FUntstoitae 3 Flamingo Road [D IS ] Adventures o f Ozzie\and Harriet [U S A ] AN Star Blitz ’TNN has not made any money "W hen we first came on the hillbilly M ’TV, but they saw the lifestyle of the country music normally seek us out. A lot of for Gaylord Broadcasting, but air and during the first year instead sitcoms such as "1-40 fan.” he said. people who saw us on Farm Aid Griscom said that will come in m ajor artists thought we Paradise” and gam e shows such ’TNN and Group W both make stuck with us.” 1987. weren’t what they wanted for as “ Fandango.” efforts to find out what viewers DeCORMIER NISSAN ’The Nashville Network Since T N N is a privately held record sales,” Griscom said. " I think in the first year there want to see. ’TNN fields celebrated its third birthday in company, official advertising “ Record sales is the name of the was a great deal of confusion. thousands of letters and March. It is a division of revenue figures are not game. "N o w we don’t have that We did our best to show them telephone calls daily and Group Opryland USA, which is a Golden Opportunity released. problem. I think you could ask that we were not going on the air W conducts sophisticated Thm iU A M B IB division of Gaylord Broadcast­ for Senior Citizens But Paul Kagan Associates any major artist and be would to be an M TV country network, marketing surveys. ing. Cable TV Advertising, an say’TNN is great.” “The but it didn’t sink in,” Griscom What’s in the future? “MR. WAX" But the real celebration came authoritative industry source, advertisers didn’t come in as explained. “There were some There will be more concerts, on Wednesdays in M ay when the April Nielsen reported that ’TNN had gross fast as expected when we people who said. ’This is not jointly sponsored by the ratings were released. • Royal Touch Car Wash advertising revenues of 818 started. Frankly until a cable what I wanted. I thought I got network, the artists and the CAR WASH It showed that ’TNN was the • Custom Slmoniz* million in 1984, $32 million in network reaches a critical mass, music videos all day long.’ We record companies. highest rated prime time & Compounding 1985 and a projected $44 million it’s not worth it. But now that have not been canceled by TNN will not carry Farm Aid SAFETY INSPECTED VACATION READY USED CARS NEW ENGLAND’S advertiser-supported basic ca­ a Interior Clean for 1988. w e’ve got 25 million subscribers anybody because we are not a n this summer because of other ble network with a 1.7 rating. 84 VW Rabbit *SM5 82 Nissan Sentra Wagon *4995 • Son-ol-a-Gun Interior That compares to E S P N ’s $88 and a 1.8 rating, we are a pretty music video network.” cable coverage and competition TOUCHLESS CAR WASH That compared with l.S for the 81 Honda Civic Wagon *M95 81 Datsun Maxima *5995 Vinyl Treatment million for 1984. $79 million for strong force. 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Sinatra or that about a talking horse; how Hotsingios The entertainer, who danced LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Sammy league financially, but. boy. 1 naive. publicly for the first time since For years now, Dick Clark has 1. “QreatMt Love of AM" Whitney Houston (Arista) Davis Jr., who has battled back don’t have to worry about where But here’s the real punch line: f - t his operation on the latest Bob been searching out old 2. ’’Llve To Tell^ ad o nn a (Sire) from hip surgery three months the next meal is coming from. There are people who take this Hope special, said his hip videotapes and kinescopes of his 3. ’’On My O w ^ Pkhl Labelle & Michael McDonald (MCA) ago. says he plans to stop My kids don’t. My family jive seriously. "Am erican Bandstand” and Video performing after more than a doesn’t.” bothers him now only when he 4. "If You Leave” Orchestral Manoeuvres In the Dark (A&M) "W here the Action Is” shows, half-century in a business he Davis talked of his sits too long in one position. He Beat □ □ □ 5. "l Can’t Wait” Nu Shooz (Atlantic) contemporaries in show busi­ said dancing on the Hope special cleaning up the picture and 6. “All 1 Need Is a Miracle" Mike & the Mechanics (Atlantic) loves but now makes him angry. Video Beat’s favorite lawsuit ness and his determination fell "wonderful.” sound with space-age technol­ 7. "Somethlng About You” Level 42 (Polydor) " I had three months, man. flat of the year involves Noel Love, a never to go oh stage and "It was a very special ogy, and storing them in the S.“ls It Love" Mr. Mister (RCA) on my back. I reflected on a lot rock manager, and his $20 embarrass himself. special,” he said of the Dick Clark Television Archives. of things," said Davis, who turns million claim against record 9. "Be Good To Yourself’ Journey (Columbia) ’’You’ve got to trim the fat. television taping aboard the He planned to use the of Historic Preservation Board, 61 this year. producer and 10. “What Have You Done For Me Lately" Janet Jackson get rid of the waste or suddenly U.S.S. Lexington in Pensacola, late, great stars in new the studio would then have to be Davis, who quit using drugs Pasha Records. (A&M) you’re 60 and can’t do anything. Fla. broadcast TV specials — and. again approved by Washington nine years ago and stopped According to Love, his band All the faculties go.” he said. ” If He spoke with admiration after his own death, leave the DC. drinking nearly three years ago, Jon Butcher Axis, was just you’re a comedian, your about the show’s cast, including archive to a major university or, Top IPs seemed both content and □ □ □ getting up there when they were reactions are gone and you can’t Brooke Shields. Elizabeth perhaps, the Museum of combative as he sipped soft seduced away from their 1. “Whitney Houston” Whitney Houston (Arista) remember lines.” Taylor. Jonathan Winters and Broadcasting. But Clark drinks and chain-smoked in his Remember backward- managennent commitment to 2. "SI 50” Van Halen (Warner Bros.) Davis, often called the most his favorite. Barbara Mandrell. decided all that before home suite at the Desert Inn on the masking, the controversy that him by Proffer. (And after all ^.‘^lke a Rock” Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band (Capitol) complete entertainer of his ’’She’s decades younger, but video became quite as big as it is Las Vegas “ strip.” preceeded the demand to put that Love had done for Butcher, 4. “Raised on Radio" Journey (Columbia) time, said he has become very we hung out together — her now. And who could resist the ‘T il be out of it in a couple warning stickers on sexy rock too!) Love wants money the Jon 5. “Parade” Prlncd & the Revolution (Paisley Park) angry with his industry. He fam ily and mine — because we demand to make some more of music lyrics? The backward- more years. I ’ve been in it too Butcher Axis might have made 6. “Control” Janet Jackson (A&M) h o m ^ in on the recording had the same background. She this memorabilia available to long.” said Davis, who started masking foes wanted to put if they weren't being managed 7. ”Pretty In Pink” Soundtrack (A&M) started out (performing) as a the public? performing at age four. industry, saying that many stickers on music that contained by Proffer and his group. 8. ”Wlnner In You” Patti Labelle (MCA) ClwotucM f*«lur«« IM artists who once kept recor^ kid and had the same kinds of ’’The Best of American P »ttir A i “ I’ve been a star.for 35 "Satanic messages” that were Of course, nobody bothered to 9. "Pleaae” Pet Shop Boys (EMI-AmerIca) tragedies, like the car Bandstand.” sure to the years.” he said. “ That's an companies afloat now cannot get revealed when the records were mention that Jon Butcher Axis is Often in very big companies, when someone doesn't accident.” beginning of a long line of 10. “Play Deep” The Outfield (Columbia) awfully long time when you a recording contract. played backwards, Sublimi- a terrible band, and the only ” I think it is criminal that Mandrell and Davis also videocassettes, comes out June fit in, he or she will be shot with a tranquilizing gun don’t have a hit after another nally, they said, listeners were way they’ll ever earn $20 million shared the same loathing for 21 with an hour of music from and relocated to another branch. after another. And you don’t Tony Bennett doesn’t record for being forced to worship the is through a series of Courtly siRd«s ill-prepared performers. Buddy Holly, Bill Haley, the Big devil, have 17 important movies to 10 years, that he can’t get a well-planned bank heists. 1. ”Whoevet's In New England” Reba McEntire (MCA) ■’People who walk out on the Bopper and more black-and back you up.” record company.” said Davis, " Apparently, the cause has not 2. “Happy, Happy Birthday Baby” Ronnie Milsap (RCA) who has recorded more than 40 stage and think they’re doing white classics. The tape will □ □ □ Davis said he thinks he’s gone away, the Rev. Jim Brown b.“Llfe’s Highway Steve Wariner (MCA) albums and has his own string of you a favor for showing up — I retail for 129.95. recently held a public record Puzzle Solutions earned the public’s respect Duran Duran’s Andy Taylor, 4. "Mama’s Never Seen Those Eyes” The Forester Sisters gold records. don’t care how talented you are; And if this commercialization burning in Ironton, Ohio, where “ because people say. ’Like him who already has spun off the (Warner Bros.) ” I think of Tony. I think of Vic you do that and you’ve lost me,” keeps Clark’s archive from its the evangelist led a large group or not, he’s always going to give Power Station project, is now Damone, I think of Steve Davis said. ■ place of honor at. say. UCLA, in destroying musical carriers 5. “Honky Tonk Man” Dwight Yoakam (Reprise) you your money’s worth’.” spinning off solo with three (Lawrence) and Eydie there's still a chance that he’ll of demonic messges. The 6. ‘Tom b of the Unknown Love” Kenny Rogers (RCA) answer ” I ’ve got this urge to quit be monumentalized in Philadel­ songs for the upcoming film 7. “Repetitlve RegreT Eddie Rabbitt (RCA) (G orm e), who incidently pack reverend even found a new tune while I ’m ahead, so I ’m going to "Am erican Anthem,” which Answer places that they play,” he said. phia. The Histori­ to denounce: the theme song 8. "Llvlng in the Promisetand" Willie Nelson (Columbia) □ □ □ □ work a couple of more years and was directed by the man behind FROSTY ZIGZAG ANYWAY ” I was brought up in the cal and Museum Commission from the ’60s TV show “ Mr. 9. ”OfW Love at a Time” Tanya Tucker (Capitol) then direct and produce. So that Prince’s "Purple Rain.” Albert TARTAR LEAVEN GOSPEL business that said there was has approved the nomination of Ed.” Played backwards, claims i a “Everything That Glitters (Is Not Gold)" Dan Seals by the time I ’m 63. I ’ll be out of Magnoli. Taylor’s single and room for everybody, for alt the Philadelphia television Rev. Brown, the ditty urges love (EMI-AmerIca) this.” video for "Take It Easy” should What King Kong was placed in tastes. There was a diversifica­ studio where the first ” I’m never going to say I’m be coming out soon. charge of when he joined the tion. That’s why they called it "Bandstands” were taped, U.S. Marines— retiring. I always want to But despite the drawing power Adrit eoBtompemy stogies variety. We have no variety in offering it up for the National reserve the right to come back of the DD name, Magnoli went to show business anymore.” Register of Historic Places. If 1 .“On My Own" Patti Labelle & Michael McDonald (MCA) “GORILLA” for a giggle.” lesser-known Britisher John Davis acknowledged his approved by the Pennsylvania 2. “Live To TeM” Madonna (Sire) T h e singer-dancer- Parr for his title track. Pan- WARFARE words made it seem as if he is 3. “G re a ts Love of AM” Whitney Houston (Arista) impressionist-musician-actor proved himself by taking an stuck in the past. 4. ‘There’ll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry)” Billy Ocean said that five years ago he could ASCAP "most played song” ’’Yeah, I ’m stuck in the old (Jive) not have afforded to take three award for his theme song to “ St. days as far as theories, but I ’m 5. “Holdlng Back the Years” Simply Red (Elektra) months off for hip surgery Ethlie Ann Vare tunes into Elmo’s Fire.” a movie that had HARVEY Jumble on page 16 stuck there also in terms of 8.“No One Is To Blame” Hriward Jones (Elektra) KORMAN without intensifying.his work rock (or Newspaper Enterprise little to recommend but its courtesy, in how you deal with load at the end of his Association. soundtrack. ■ 7. "A Different Corner” George Michael (Columbia) TV puzzle on page 14 convalescence. But now, for the an audience,” he said. 8. “Your Wildest Dreams” Moody Blues (Polydor) first time in his life, he says he is Davis said he doesn’t resent 9. ‘Take Me Home” Phil Collins (Atlantic) financially secure. performers or ballplayers or 10. “Somethlng About You” Level 42 (Polydor) boxers making millions of dollars, "but old performers, old Buddy Holly ballplayers and old fighters are David Kelley writes for United saying the same thing. 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By Richard R. Grayson, M.D., previous family history of the Is her husband’s fascination a type of sexual fetish? and June Grayson, R.N. disease. These factors are associated rea.st cancer is the with an increased risk of By Dr. June Rvinlach months (all results fine) and leading killer of developing breast cancer: having never have any bleeding. American women: no children, early onset of M y old doctor died and m y 35,000 women die of it men.struation, late menopause, a DEAR DR. REINISCH: Host The new one (a gynecologist) My husband seems fascinated by my each year. One of 11 high-fat diet, obesity, first m y leg in an auto accident at age insisted on a D and C. which women will have breast full-term pregnancy after the age 16 and. until recently, assumed stump, as though it is sexually a plus. (In Kinsey showed some irregular cells. He cancer. of 35, fibrocystic breast disease, that no man would ever find me added progestin to the estrogen, The American Cancer Society a history of previous exposure to attractive. I am now happily Report my eyes, my stump looks grotesque.) My to keep the cells from becoming suggests guidelines for brea.st high doses of chest radiation and married, but am uncertain cancerous, and scheduled , husband cannot explain what is behind this, cancer detection, utilizing the prior history of breast, about my husband’s behavior. another D and C in six months. I ’ve seen your column about three most common screening endometrial, ovarian and colon I didn’t go for the D and C until but a friend who is also an amputee told me cancer. other types of fetishes and techniques: I ) breast more than a year later, but the These factors seem to be wonder if that’s what’s going on. her husband is that way, too. self-examination should be questions about their childhood results were the same. Now he as.sociated with a lower risk of My husband seems fascinated performed monthly by every and parents showed that 80 says I must reduce the estrogen by m y stump, as though it is woman from the age of 20 on. developing breast cancer: having percent got along well with their and increase the progestin or sexually a plus. (In m y eyes, my 2) physician breast examination many children, breast feeding, parents and most showed no have a hysterectomy. When 1 stump looks grotesque.) My should be performed every three first full-term pregnancy higher interest than the general said I wouldn’t have a shorter trial period does not Measles is not listed as Breast self- husband cannot explain what is years until the age of 40 and occurring before the age of 18 population in other specific hysterectomy unless I had rever.se the hyperplasia, you common cau.se of permanent behind this, but a friend who is every year after the age of 40 and early menopause. examination should be erotic interests, such as bondage cancer, he yelled. ” We’re should not avoid having a sterility. If he had a high fever also an amputee told me her and 3) mammography: A The proper use of the above or sadism. talking cancer.” 1 didn’t discuss hysterectomy simply because with the measles, the sperm performed monthly by husband is that way. too. baseline screening mammogram .screening techniques can reduce There is some question as to this further (because from what the cells are not yet technically count might be dramatically We’ve been calling it our should be performed on every breast cancer deaths by 30 every woman from the whether these respondents he told me about the results, it classified as cancer cells. The reduced until new sperm were ’’fringe benefit” for losing legs, woman during the ages of 35 to percent. (Richard G , Roberts, should even be categorized as doesn’t sound as if I have survival rate of endometrial produced and appeared in the age of 20 on. and it’s a small consolation that 40; low-risk women should have M .D., J.D., University of having a sexual fetish, since cancer). but I fear he will insist cancer discovered early is good, ejaculate — which would take helps make life a little more a mammography every two years Wisconsin, Madison, The most were capable of on the operation or take away but not perfect (nearly 87 more than two months. hearable. Still, we are very between the ages of 4()-5(); and Female Patient, Vol, 11, March etteclive than using plain cold or allergic reaction in the woman. the intensity of your walking satisfactory sexual interaction m y estrogen. percent of women in whom it is Mumps, however, is a disease curious as to what is behind this all women should have a 1986, and Internal Medicine warm water. After he started using a condom exercise by using arm weights with partners who were not I will get a second opinion, but discovered early are alive five known to cause male infertility attraction. screening mammogram yearly News, February 15-28. 1986) Putting tablets in a tablespoon for intercourse, her allergic amputees. I don’t know who to trust. He years after detection) when contracted after age 10 Of and carrying them with your after the age of ,50. ‘ ot yogurt may make them easier Specialists who work with also said the only reason I didn’t Please don’t postpone follow­ every 100 men who develop .symptoms slopped. (Medical arms bent and swinging. Do not DEAR READER; The cause Mammography can detect 90 X-RAYS ARE SAFER to swallow for people who have disabled women have noted that want the operation was because ing up on this. Call the nearest mumps, about 20 also have Aspects of Human Sexuality carry the weights with your arms of fetish behavior (a strong percent of all breast cancers and Although the number of trouble drinking any kind of some fear men in general and I was afraid of major surgery. medical school or large hospital mumps orchitis (inflammation from the Journal of the straight down and don't use an attraction to objects or body physical examination can detect medical X-ray examinations has fluid. (Modem Medicine, March become particularly confused if What should I do? and make an appointment with a of one or both testicles) American Medical Association abdominal weight belt of ankle parts that the m ajority of people 50 percent of them, so more doubled since 1964. 1986) a man becomes interested in gynecological oncologist (a Although complete lack of 254:531. 1985) weights. do not associate with sexual cancers will be detected with improvements in X-ray them. Your husband may be "DEAR READER; Ask your specialist in cancer of women’s sperm production is rare, many You can alternate periods of stimulation) remains a riddle. brjth of these techniques u.sed equipment and techniques have reacting to your doubts about phy.sician for a complete reproductive organs) so that you men have lowered sperm counts SECOND-HAND ALLERGY WALKING VERSUS RUNNING walking and running and you Although various p.sychologi- together than with either lowered the patient exposure to your physical attractiveness by de.scription. in writing, of can have a second opinion about following mumps. Pittsburgh allergy doctors Walking may be a better form can plan your walks to involve cal theories have been proposed, technique used alone. X-ray radiation by 50 percent, being overly reassuring about exactly what the laboratory the test results and your Because there are many more Richard Green and Mayer Green of exercise for some people than more hills. Race-walking, researchers still disagree about Gradual improvements in according to the Center for your missing leg and may not found in your endometrial treatment options. common causes of male report on one of their patients running because there is less risk involving exaggerated how any particular event or X-ray techniques have reduced Devices and Radiological have a fetish reaction to the tissue. And make sure you have infertility problems, there is no who developed allergic reactions of injury. Walking is safer for movements of the btidy and situation might cause a sexual Health. Development of more stump at all. Even if he’s another D and C in six months — way to discuss the possible the fears about the risks of on three succeeding occasions 30 people who are older, out of extremities will improve physical fetish. attracted to amputees, you are don’t po.stpone having a checkup He has problems treatment options that might be exposure to radiation from sensitive X-ray films and more minutes after intercourse. She shape, overweight and Just fitness as much as running will. You and your friend m ay be not the only female amputee — while you look for another available until an exact mammograms. The radiation risk efficient techniques .should had hives, nausea, burning of beginning a fitness program. (Bryant Stamford, Ph.D., The the objects of a behavior called DEAR DR. REINISCH: My but he did choose you to be his physician. condition is diagnosed. ■ in one examination at this time further reduce the risks of the eyes, vaginal itching and Walking can be done anywhere, Physician and Sportsmedicine, acrotomophilia (in Greek. 53-year-old husband is having wife. Although your physician’s is about equal to the risk of radiation exposure in the near tightness of the throat. She had it can be combined with doing March 1986) ■ ” acro” means ’’extremity.” problems. First he was not able As with other types of fetishes, way of talking with you may breast cancer involved in future. (Modem Medicine, had hives only once before when errands and it is easier to ”tomo” means ’’cut.” and to ejaculate. Now he’s having clinicians do not usually regard leave a lot to be desired, much of smoking one-half a cigarette or March 1986) she had received penicillin as a incorporate into your lifestyle. “philia” means’’love”). trouble with erections. He gets phychotherapy or counseling as what he said is consistent with traveling 200 miles by air. child. During bad weather, you can Data from one study of 183 depressed about it. but refuses necessary unless the behavior current medical research. Senci questions to One-third of all brea.st cancers SWALLOWING TABLETS Investigation unearthed the even plan to walk in .shopping persons who expressed a sexual to see a doctor, hoping the intrudes on a person’s ability to There are several different are found in women 35 to 50 The easiest and fastest way to fact that her boyfriend had malls and museums. interest in partners without problem will pass, Dr. Reinisch in care of function in society (hold a job. types of "irre g u la r” endomet­ years old. Breast cancer is more "make the medicines go down” started to take a penicillin You can obtain the aerobic limbs (admittedly a small, make friendships, etc.) or rial cells, but I assume that The Kinsey Report, common in upper-class women is to drink cold carbonated water medication for a skin problem ' benefits of exercise by walking .-elf-selected, non-random group D E A R R E A D E R ; Continue to causes the person to feel such some form of hyperplasia (extra in their early 50s who live in the with the tablets, according m a just before her symptoms began fast enough to cover 3.5 to 4.5 of subjects) showed that most encourage him to have a P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ extreme guilt or shame that cells) was found. These are industrialized eountries. study done by Danish doetprs. and the presence of the medicine miles per hour. became aware of their medical examination. Problems relationships are jeopardized. classified into three general mington, Ind. 47402. Eighty-five percent of women Even a small amount of dissolved in the man’s semen When you reach a certain attraction to amputees around with sexual functioning can be types: cystic hyperplasia, with breast cancer have no carbonated water was more was enough to trigger the level of fitness, you can increa.se the time of puberty. Few er than one of the early signs of a Volume of mail prohib­ adenomatous hyperplasia and half could identify any Doctor yelled atypical hyperplasia. disease, such as diabetes. its personal replies, particular event that led to their There is thought to be a Depression and w orry about but questions of interest. DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am one’s health can also impair progression from adenomatous Most had achieved higher- 66 and have been on some form general interest may hyperplasia to atypical hyper­ sexual functioning and further than-average educational and of estrogen since age 50.1 have im pair health. 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REINISCH: I estrogen and progestin or high have a male friend who was Another example of the Herald’s For the first time a hearing aid doses of progestin can reverse unable to father children after so small it can barely be seen missing leg and may not have a fetish fits into the ear canal entirely. hyperplasia. So. depending on having measles as an adult. commitment to the needs and reaction to the stump at all. Even if he’s the type and amount of cells Is there any way to correct found, you and an expert interests of Manchester. attracted to amputees, you are not the only this problem? AVAILABLE ONLY AT physician m ay be able to- Eileen Davit 151 Talcotiville Rd. female amputee — but he did choose you to experiment with various DEAR READER: He would Hearing Aid Rte. 83 hormonal doses to achieve a have to consult a specialist in Speclallat i H C h R A C m € i | Vernon, C T 06066 be his wife, f f normal test result. male fertility for test to Watch for it every Saturday! 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a ' v,s 4 ... Continued hair It should always be at least Mm . / l . as long as your thumb and iifplii? Kent then guides the woman preferably longer and never through the training which sprayed into place. She reminds There are two kinds of consists of four steps; us to floss our teeth, apply men seekers, says 1. Meeting men. “Say hello makeup with a light harid and to at least 100 men a week, eschew long, long fingernails, Margaret Kent. including strangers on the especially artificial ones. And of There’s the woman in street.” course, “Blow or wipe your 2. Interviewing for Mr. Right. nose directly and only on a her 30s who's been “Remember you’re hiring a tissue or haiidkerchief, never on struck by baby iust <41 husband. After you have any other article of clothing.” and there’s the woman selected one, interview him for Presumably any woman with the job. Find out everything the ability to write a $95 check in her 40s who’s been about him, all his likes and can learn the method. But there divorced for many dislikes. Every man likes to are some hang-ups in putting the think he is unique. Find the way steps to work. =)■ L s / T . I years. he is unique by asking him why “Women don’t understand he thinks he is special. The men,” she says. “Unless a it isn’t. I tell her to evaluate monologue is his; you just playing hardball. Well, you his marriage was failing. He was “You don’t need thin woman was raised with a brother what she has to offer and be listen.” don’t get married these days ripe. Besides, it happens all the close in age, she doesn’t know realistic about it. Does it match playing hardball. thighs or sexy lingerie 3. Praising and criticizing. men.” time. The good ones are always what he needs and wants? If she “For centuries women have “First you win a man’s Kent believes the image a married, you know. The trick is to catch a husband — ifi has spent the first 100 hours of known how to manipulate men a confidence by praising him, then man has of himself in puberty is not to cause the problem, but to you only need your / * 4 you aim your critical barbs (at the relationship listening to him, little. Men may know they’re arrive on the scene once it the image he carries throughout she will know what that is. She brain,” says marital his choice in ties, for instance), life. “He sees himself as a being manipulated, but they love becomes obvious there is a will know what she had to offer it. We modem women have but never in public. You 14-year-old worrying about the problem.’’ adviser Margaret him.” forgotten the traditional ways of criticize because his mother blemishes on his face.” This Both Margaret and Anne say Fine-tuning your attitude then women. Kent’s course reminds Kent. criticized him. And you do it to explains why he is afraid of the course was worth the money show him your superior is critical to implementing the us of those ways. There is no — and the game worth the aproaching women — “and why method. intelligence. He will see how big secret disclosed in her playing. you must work hard at showing Once this is done, Kent says, lucky he is that you want him — him how approachable you are. course. She tells women to clear Anne says, “Margaret doesn’t the other stuff out of our heads, because you are smart enough to Be friendly. Dress friendly.” have any startling revelations. some women have trouble start over and get in touch with know his ties are hideous.” Once he has approached you, What is so startling is that she Marriage or your money back mastering the praise and our female instincts.” 4. Securing the proposal. If all never forget that he has a strong criticism step. “Women fall into says blatantly what many women I ■; Anne admits initially her else fails, try "taking him to a ego, which coupled with your three typical categories; duds, secretly think. Most of us have attitude was her biggest cemetery to show him how strong mind, will lead to who have nothing to say; nags, known, or suspected, that you attachment to him.”) But she for your intelligence, you’re problem. “It’s a whole different man-hunting claws sharp. divorces that I know about. My fleeting life is.” marriage. If this premise is who have only bad things to say; had to play a game to win a By Susan Crain Bakos has been married twice. wrong. She isn’t. Do not pull mindset, not quite honest. My Kent justifies the exorbitant method works, That’s why my difficult for you to accept, you and fans, who have only good man, but this woman says it. Husband No.I, George Kent, the Phi Beta Kappa key from its Sprinkled throughout the friends said the method wouldn’t She spells out every single adies, ladies, ladies! A cost of this bright yellow name and address are on the explanation of the steps are are not alone. The problem is things to say. book. I want women to call and 29 years her senior, died. Then hiding place in your bureau work, that eventually I wouldn’t detail, every game move. It's husband or your money paper-bound book which hasn’t ’''ent’s maxims such as: your attitude. Margaret Kent is “I want them to be bitches. talk things over with me. For she met husband No.2, Robert drawer just yet. What Kent be able to play those very basic, but then we had back! Guaranteed! Step even been typeset by saying, teaches women to do is use the • In a restaurant, order the betting $95 you can change it — Women lose men because they $95, you don’t just get a book, Feinschreiber, also an manipulative games any more gotten away from the basics.” “The $95 represents a least expensive item that you or she can change it for you. are too nasty or more often too right this way... If international tax attorney, while brain to manipulate and and my real self would come And what is more basic than Margaret Kent is selling commitment. A woman would you get me.” manuever those chosen men to like. “The hard part in getting a nice. I want them to have about Margaret Kent is a most he was married to someone else. out. Well, they aren’t married. I sex? snake oil, she isn't spend that much on an outfit to the altar. • Cook for him frequently. women married is getting her to a pint of Alexis Carrington’s attract a man, Well, if she is unlikely looking romantic She told his wife, “You have a am.” Kent does not advise giving Lselling it cheap. She says the wonderful husbarid and you’d be She starts with the basic • Wear clothes that are soft change her attitudes,” Kent blood, no more. One pint.” Barbara, who was in her early serious about finding a husband, adviser. Her message is With the right attimde and the into one’s sexual urges women who pay $95 for her a fool to ever give him up. But assumptions your grandmother and alluring without being says. 40s when she took the course, she will also spend $95 on my reminiscent of Marabel “For example, 1 ask a woman right balance of praise and indiscriminately. She does, book — available only through Morgan’s “The Total Woman,” if you do, give him to me.” held: “Men are like little boys” blatant. (“Suggest your says, “A woman has to make a the mail, address to follow, we book. I consider $95 a boobies,” she told me, “but what she has to offer this man criticism, you can convince your however, say one will have to except she doesn’t recommend Mrs. Fbinschreiber was and “Men have large but fragile complete attitude readjustment if give in. “Premarital sex is a fact promise — “How To Marry the reasonable commitment price.” egos; never forgt that.” Then don’t show cleavage.”) she wants and she says, “Me.” man he’s wonderful without Kent makes a commitment of meeting your man at the door already thinking about ending she’s going to make it in the of adult life which every woman Man of Your Choice," fall into the marriage. Kent joined his she tells women how to use our She had a rule of thumb for She thinks that is enough. Well, having him thinking he’s too her own, too, in the form of a wrapped in saran and, more good for you. husband-hunting market today. in search of a mate must accept. two categories; important, she doesn’t believe he law firm. And then she superior minds to trap one of And what’s wrong with that? The would-be wife in her money-back guarantee heretofore Anne (all names changed) is A hungry man looks for a is the superior person of the represented him in his divorce. those little boys with the Didn't we change our attitudes restaurant. If a women doesn’t early 30’s, a woman who has unknown in the self-help book fairly typical of the baby-lust two. You are. Unlike Morgan, “You don’t need thin thighs beach-ball-sized heads for our when we went out into the want to have sex, chances are suddenly been struck by baby genre: If you don’t marry within woman who takes Kent’s course. or sexy lingerie to catch a very own. corporate world? We recognized she’ll lose out because people four years, she will refund your she will never be mistaken for a She was in her early 30s when lust. She wants a husband in husband,” she says. “Look In spite of her insistence that The $95 represents a commitment. A business was a man’s game and who do not believe in premarital large part because she wants a $95. Since 1969 she has been TV star. she signed up. Within the year An international tax attorney, around you: Women who are your mind is your best asset, she we had to play by their mies. sex are in the minority.” baby before her biological teaching a course in Miami on woman would spend that much on an outfit she was married. She is now the Kent is a very large woman who older, fatter and uglier have says on the second page, “For She cautions: "Postpone your timeclock runs down; and she husband hunting. The course maximum benefits to you, study mother of a much-wanted child. “Well, so is husband-hunting. costs $1,295, which makes the has hairy arms and wears husbands. You only need your to attract a man. Well, if she is serious first sexual encounter until his knows she can’t afford an brain. Everything else a woman this material as if you had a “1 think our problem, we As long as single women anticipation of enjoying you is Aprica stroller on one paycheck. book look like a buy. And Kent, no-nonsense suits, no chic baby-boom women, is that we hairstyle, no jewelry. (“Jewelry has wrinkles, sags or bags over blank mind. Let us imprint our about finding a husband, she will also spend continue to outnumber single so great that the occasion is like The would-be wife in her 40s, who refuses to accept alcoholics, ideas on your blank mind, came of age during a time when men, it’s their game. We had drug addicts or “fanatics,” intimidates men. They think they the years. Only the brain $95 on my book. I consider $95 a reasonable a national holiday. But often divorced for many years, a improves.” without (Ejections, until you we were told to be honest at all better play to win by any means remember, holidays come and successful woman who has lost boasts a 100 percent success can’t afford you. Or they times with men in relationships wonder if another man gave it to If you think at last someone is have completed your training.” commitment price, f f acceptable to them.” go” ■ her relationship skills. She has rate. you and even if he’s gone if you telling you to be your natural — and taught to compete against Barbara, like Margaret Kent, been too busy honing her “There have been 400 Continued... them in business. We are always still feel a sentimental smart self and men will love you went after a married man. “But business skills to keep her marriages resulting in only six W g F K K N D PLUS. Saturday, Mav 31. »9W WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Mav 31, I9»fl 27 The Curious Shopper Nine in ten Manchester area readers Is there a difference Cottage cheese between what is directly prefer the Manchester Herald set and what is not?

for local news By Sonja Heinze What is the difference between cottage cheese that has been over any other print publication., "directly set" and that which has not? Are there any differences between the two processes as far as caloric and nutritional content? A.M. Vigil, If vou live in Manchester then the Herald’s the Colorado Springs, Colo. newspaper for you because it’s the only one that s Charles While, professor of dairy seienee at Mississippi Slate geared expressly to the needs of the community. A iflaiifliriitrr University, infomis us that recent survey conducted by First Market Research collage cheese may be made by of Boston pointed out that the Herald’s naajor FkfTto begins two methods — one with bid for seat hacleria and one without, using strength is in its local news coverage and its m slate Senate rennet. intimate focus on the Manchester area. According In the first methixJ. which to the study, nearly nine in ten readers say they lakes the longest, bacteria which the refrigerator because the IS AEROSOL VEGETABLE Dr. Bruce Adams, chairman Reviews in Toxicology," there read the Herald for the local news and nearly seven produce lactic acid are added to dough dries out quickly. She SPRAY HARMFUL? of the department of may be a correlation between the in ten say that local news is the most important skim milk, then incubated until advises that you bake all the Please comment about the biochemistry at the University of ingestion of imperfect potatoes the proper amount of acid is rolls, wrap the leftovers in product Pam, used for cooking California, Berkeley, advises us and birth defects. If a potato is strength of the paper. produced to yield the cottage plastic wrap, either with the by coating frying pans and that when potatoes are bitter or has a musty taste or cheese curd. In the second sugar icing or not, and freeze baking pans. I remember overexposed to light, not only off-flavor, don’t eat it. ■ speeded-up method, an acid them. They should be eaten reading that it was harmful. chlorophyll develops in the The same study shows that the Manchester Herald is potatoes, which is the green you preparation from rennet is added within .several weeks, since Mirian Schweitzer, Oak Park, rated quite highly in terms of space devoted to directly to the milk as a means prolonged freezing will cause Mich. see, but also alkaloids develop at of getting the proper amount of them to develop freezer bum. the same time, and they are selected local issues in its Opinion pages. Nearly eight Pam is an aerosol vegetable poison. If you have a in ten readers find that the space devoted to acid in the product. With the icing, each roll spray that contains three The end results of both contains I IS calories. ingredients — partially Consumers are advised to consumer-oriented viewpoints on local issues to be more than sufficient in methtxJs are virtually equal, with hydrogenated soybean oil, avoid them. The alkaloids are question, send it to ■m il explaining the issues. This extensive coverage the exception of phosphorous alcohol and lecithin. Lecithin is not destroyed during boiling, baking, frying or drying of the Sonja Heinze. Sunday provides readers with the depth of information they content, which is higher in the IRON KETTLE OK FOR a by-product of soy oil and can potatoes at high temperature. directly-set methtrd. DEEP-FAT FRYING? also be found in nearly all Woman Plus, 235 E. need to make reasonable decisions on key local issues Potato sprouts are a source of / use an iron kettle for deep-fat animal and plant tissues, that may impact on their lives today, or in the future. these alkaloids. 45th St., New York, STORING ROLL DOUGH frying, but was recently including egg yolk. Lecithin is According to “Critical In turn, the Letters to the Editor column allows IN REFRIGERATOR informed / shouldn’t use iron nutritious and non-toxic. NY. 10017. readers an opportunity to vent their views on an issue. / bought a can o f Pillsbury's cookware for this purpose. Is I don’t see how this product Cinnamon Rolls, which have to this an old wive’s tale? Chris could be harmful. One of the most important news categories in the be baked and which come eight minds of most Manchester area residents is local Churma, Central Point, Ore. to the can. I only wanted to READER FEEDBACK; news with nearly 75% rating the Manchester Herald bake two of them, but didn’t This is not an old wive’s tale. GREEN POTATOES very high in this coverage area. know how the opened can of It has a basis in scientific fact. Valerie Buerger, Port dough would hold up in the Certain metals, particularly iron, Richey, Fla.: "In reference to refrigerator, so I baked them tend.to accelerate the process of your column on green potatoes all. I ’d like to know if I could breaking down oils and being poisonous, nonsense. have stored the opened can in hastening their decomposition. If They’re about as poi.sonous as the refrigerator, and for how you use the oil over and over in love apples — tomatoes, to you! Paying attention to the needs of its readers is the long? How many calories in making, say. french fries, the oil Any housewife will tell you that each roll? will become rancid much more potatoes going bad go brown or number one priority of the Manchester Herald. Teresa Woelfel of Pillsbury’s They feel it is their responsibility to listen to what quickly when using an iron pot. black, not green. That nasty consumer affairs department Stainless steel and aluminum poison everybody knocks so residents in Manchester have to say. They’re recommends that you don’t store cookware will not have the same much is nothing more than especially interested in hearing any comments you the remaining unbaked dough in effect. chlorophyll." may have about the service you get from the " . • - i Herald. They guarantee prompt delivery and '■i: courteous, efficient service on all billing matters. If you’re not satisfied, they want to know about it. If you let them know how they can improve the paper Weddings? for you, their readers, then they will continue to be Fathers Day? your voice in Manchester. Graduations? ------MAGAZINE Custom framing New. Exciting. Locally Produced. >4 makes a perfect gift for these Another example of the Herald’s occassions. Hanrhpstpr Mpral^ commitment to the needs and Qlfl CartlficalM availiWt ••YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER" interests of Manchester. 111 Center Street Sourer: Fift! Mtrkrf Rrtrtrch of Boslon. January. 1986. Watch for it every Saturday! exposure Manchester 649-6939 - Umked Mon.-Fri. S-S:S0 art A fraailag Sat S-B t Thun. S;S0-S WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, May 31, 1986 WRKKF.ND PLUS. Saturday. May 31, 1986 29 Families 28 Families Oh, that’s just my brother! Our male siblings Brothers give affect our lovelife \ V V I us an example By Kay Marie Porterfield If our parents allow us to fight and resolve our conflicts with ... Continued background,” explains Kahn. ick ihe one male from our brothers, we acquire “If the parents ate angry, your past who has valuable lessons about arguing partners and ourselves and to rivalrous and have sexist influenced your current and making up, lessons we / ‘" " U take a stab at understanding and attitudes, then brothers and relationships with men transfer to our adult romantic empathy. sisters will carry those things more than anyone else. and work relationships. Whittier remerhbers following into how they relate to each 1 “Siblings definitely socialize \ her older brother’s romances as other.” P If you’re like most each other above and beyond if they were a soap opera. “Just If parents favor their sons women, your father is the first what parents do — especially by being around him and over their daughters, the girls \ to come to mind. when it comes to taboo subjects keeping my eyes and ears open I often simmer with unstated like sex and topics like school Your answer isn’t surprising; J learned what a difficult time resentment about their status. •SiiiV ever since Freud, experts have and friends,” says Cicirelli. men can have expressing their They may grow up to feel they been telling us that our choice of Another reason why brothers feelings to women and how hurt don’t deserve love or affection, romantic partners and the tone of are so influential is that many V V they can be by rejection. but at the same time they can our adult love relationships are fathers are reluctant to form “I saw how much courage it feel angry toward men. governed by our childhtxxl deep emotional bonds with their takes for a man to ask a woman It’s not unusual for young connections with Dad. children. Even if a father does out and that when boys are women who have suffered Recently, though, want a warm and supportive acting their bravest and most through intimidating and psychologists have taken another relationship with his daughter, macho, they’re really scared and unpleasant relationships with l(X)k at who and how women he may work away from home insecure inside. Living with an their brothers to mistakenly love and they’ve discovered a or spend his time at home - - 1 older brother was an education.” assume that all men are cruel How many of us man whose impact on our recuperating from work stresses V The ability to form platonic and that humiliation is a normal suffered the outrage­ current lovestyle may be or doing chores. By default, friendships with members of the part of relationships. stronger and more far reaching daughters end up forming opposite sex is yet another Your birth order (whether ous pranks of older or than that of either of our parents; emotionally intimate lesson brothers teach us. When you're an oldest or youngest . • • • t • younger brothers Love them or loathe them, our relationships with their brothers researchers at Rider College in child) can also affect you later in when we first went out brothers play a major role in instead of their fathers. New Jersey compared women life. For many years family teaching us how to relate to “My brothers were around who had brothers to those who experts have noted that firstborn on dates? men. when 1 needed them,” says V didn’t have male siblings, they children tend to be achievers and That critical influence extends Nancy Whittier, a 24-ycar-old found that women who have leaders, while youngest children stock analyst. “My father far beyond the teasing our older Ml brothers feel more comfortable may be more sociable and their birth order may be brothers subjected us to when traveled .so much on business, I with male friends. dependent. source of irritation.” Even though she feels a strong V’. tempting, finding a surrogate When a woman tries to break sense of deja vu, she may never we shakily ventured out on our didn’t know him and didn’t j Growing up with brothers can Although research has sibling for a relationship partner really feel comfortable talking make it easier for a woman to out of old patterns of relating to be aware of the underlying first few dates or the snooping produced mixed results, there is doesn’t always work out well. and spying practiced by our with him. 1 could have fun with talk to, joke with, borrow some indication that your the man in her life, she may dynamics of her love my brothers, let them know I money from or even go through “Clinically, I’m not convinced become extremely frustrated and relationship. younger brothers as they read chances of having a lasting by the best fit theories,” says our diaries and hoped to was angry at them and even cry a crisis with other men. And relationship with a man might be unhappy if he insists on playing “Once you accept the notion mm Van Steenhouse. by the old birth-order rules that not every interaction is blackmail us into doing their in front of them. 1 didn’t feel because friendship is such a increased if you pick a partner relaxed enough around my father critical comprrnent of love “In the first place, many which worked so well in the pure, that you carry a great deal chores. whose birth order complements siblings are tired of the roles to do that.” relationships, having a brother past. of sibling luggage from the past, Our brother’s impact on what yours. they’ve played in their families. we look for in a man is strongest The relationships we formed can give us a definite edge in According to noted sibling Sometimes a woman it can be both useful and fun to An older sister may feel stuck as unwittingly marries her brother’s , just at the time we start seriously with our male siblings, whether getting along with men. experts Walter Char and John F. share that knowledge with your good, bad or indifferent, can Usually our older brothers, a babysitter to a younger clone in order to work through partner,” advises Van considering meaningful McDermott in “Medical Aspects brother. When she marries, she help us be more comfortable in not our younger ones, influence of Human Sexuality,” “There the conflicts she was never able Steenhouse. relationships or even marriage, doesn’t want to play nurturer to our relationships with men our choices in men. Researchers often seems to be a ‘fit’ between to resolve directly with her male “When a situation feels says Victor G. Cicirelli, a her man. A younger sister may psychology professor at Purdue today. feel they exert more influence spouses that goes back to the sibling. familiar, ask yourself, ‘Where “Brothers give a girl an idea becau.se women tend to marry ordinal position in his/her decide to get out from under her She may unconsciously view have 1 experienced this before?’ University. brother’s protection and find she Cicirelli compared the feelings of what men are all about,” men older than themselves. family.” the relationship as a second Talk about your history as a likes being Ihe big cheese in a chance to get things right. This of college women toward their explains Andrea Van Says Michael Kahn, a According to this way of sibling with your partner and ask relationship.” time, she’ll win all the parents and their siblings; he Steenhouse, a Denver clinical psychologist and co-author of looking at relationships, older him to share his past. Sometimes psychologist. “A woman who sisters with a younger male Adds Kahn, “There are so arguments and won’t be bullied. you may need to say, ‘Don’t get found that they felt significantly “The Sibling Bond,” “When a many variations in families. closer to brothers and sisters has grown up with male siblings sibling are happiest marrying a She’ll be the one to grab the me confused with your sister.’ woman has a older brother Some siblings are 10 or 12 years majority of the attention and You may need to hear, ‘Don’t than to their mothers or fathers. isn’t shocked at masculine younger brother who had an attributes, just like a boy who whom she admires, cares about apart in age, others are a year. affection instead of being pushed confuse me with your brother. “At that stage of life you’re and has fun with, he influences older sister. She can be the Tliere are two-children families breaking away from your parents has grown up with sisters isn’t aside in the wings. shocketj by menstruation. If her relationships with men in leader in the new relationship and eight-children ones, intact and don’t identify with them two ways. and her partner, a willing . marriages and divorced parents. anymore. Yet you may feel you’ve grown up without opposite-sex siblings, you’ve got “Overtly he introduces her to follower. We need to be careful when we especially close to your siblings By the same token, a to accept the men you date on his friends and she may end up generalize how siblings affect because they’re your peers. marrying one of them. More youngest sister might best find “Later on, when you get faith. That’s a hard thing to each other.” Only when we understand the covertly, she seeks out and long-term satisfaction with a Not only are families very caught up raising a family of do.” Those intimate glimpses of marries a man who resembles man who is an older brother different, the individuals which constructive and the destructive ways in your own, their impact her brother physically and because she is accustomed to his diminishes somewhat,” he says. masculinity brothers provide us make them up — ourselves emotionally.” brand of protectiveness. Critics included — change over time. which our brothers have affected our Brothers who are close to us with are more profound than an Love them or loathe them, our brothers play a major role acquired immunity to whiskers What happens when an older of this notion feel the studies According to Van Steenhouse, relationships with men, can we consciously in age or older can become brother is less than admirable? A aren’t measuring marital “Most women go through important allies and instructors in the bathroom sink. They teach in teaching us how to relate to men. us what makes the men we date sister can grow up harboring a satisfaction, but the stability of dramatic and deep changes in choose to keep the positive things we as we reach our teens. They great deal of bitterness toward dominant and submissive pairs their late 20s or early 30s. teach us how to dance and how and eventually marry tick. Those learned from them and to transcend the insights they impart into the men. “Siblings pick up cues on in possibly unhealthy “A mate who expects her to to pitch a baseball. By how to relate to one another relationships. play the same role she did with eavesdropping on their male psyche prepare us to accept negative, ff the differences between our from their parents, even when Even though quizzing her brother isn’t a source of conversations with girlfriends, those parents stay in the potential dates and mates about comfort anymore — he’s a we learn how to make small talk with the opposite sex and how to Continutd... flirt. / WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, May 81,1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 81.19t6 30 Dining In 31 Dining Out Vito's

By Bondra Attor Slav* The "sm all” hot antipasto, And then, on to the main suggested for two, ovei^ow s a dishes. Veal parmiglana covers Pear popularity has waned Don’t go to Vito's Birch large platter and fed three in a large plate with a tender siab Mountain Inn on Villa Louisa excess. One can oniy guess at of meat in a light breading Road in Boiton uniess you are the size of the gathering topped with good tomato sauce very, very hungry. For one appropriate for tackling the and a mantle of melted cheese. larger, fam ily size antipasto. Flavor and texture cannot be By Ted Larsen like success, and today the successfully. thing, it would be a waste: for Our dish included generous faulted. Barlett is picked by 75 percent Try substituting small amounts another, it wouid probably spoil portions of wonderfully garlicky Lu pesce is a house specialty ho says advances in of American pear eaters. o f other herbs in place o f the the day for your waitress. Our wonderful server. Judy, acted grilied mussels, stuffed mush­ and it arrives in a metal bowl high technology On the matter o f technology, watercress. Even plain fresh as a cheering section during our rooms and baked stuffed clams, that must be at least a quart in always lead to a or at least plant chemistry, the parsley is excellent. meal, applauding us when we calamari (squid). scungilli size. Crowded inside are two better life? This may picking of pears is a fussy This is a good recipe for finished a huge appetizer, (conch). escargot (snaiis). crab crab legs, a fam ily of scallops be the credo o f the business. Most fruits taste best whole-grain toasts. They work insisting on bringing us a second legs and shrimp. and an aquarium’s worth of 1980s, but in a few when left on their trees until so well with the rich fruit and bowl of salad, making us feel A iovely marinara type sauce shrimps, clams, snails, mussels, fully ripened, until their peak of Wcases the ancients had it all over cheese flavors. covered the bottom of the dish scungilli. calamari, sole and that she really cared if we us. Take pears, for instance. sweetness. Not so for pears, enjoyed ouf meai. with the mussels, clams and other denizens of the deep. While Today, only about a half dozen which become unappetizingly This recipe brings pears and Vito’s decor is simple country mushrooms placed on top so that the ingredients are simiiar to mealy. The trick is to allow varieties are widely grown and squash together in fine (and Italian. It used to offer rooms for the integrity of their individual the appetizer, when simmered them sufficient tree time, but not of these, most supermarkets delicious) fashion. overnight guests, but this has flavors and seasonings re­ in this rich broth the fish takes loo much. carry no more than three. been discontinued since the mained intact. It was a dish to on an entirely fresh and However, around the time of A slightly underripe pear PEAR-STUFFED SQUASH restaurant stopped serving be savored and we found different character. Christ's birth, the Romans had actually improves more in a dish 2 tablespoons honey breakfast. ourselves sopping up the last developed and were cultivating than on its branch. It just might □ □ □ 1 tablespoon dry sherry One does not come to Vito’s for bits of sauce with the exceilent almost 40. Pear popularity take some o f the starch out of bread. '/2 teaspoon ginger the ambiance. One comes to Good as the others might be. outstripped apples to such a pompous Pliny's Roman robes if '/« lea.spoon nutmeg enjoy large, no. huge portions of □ D O the star of the show had to be the degree that while Nero was he knew that despite micro-chips very good food. sirloin of beef pizzaiola. A salt fiddling over his city's ashes, and space shuttles, we really Minestrone soup was all that humongous cut of spectacuiariy 2 pears, Bose or Russet, □ □ □ gardeners could claim only 25 don't know why. this Itaiian meiange should be. tender and tasty beef, it was types o f apples. peeled, cored and chopped Even before you make your A wide variety of vegetables embellished with onions, Technology, even then, 2 acorn squash, halved This remarkably simple dish is selections from the nine hot and shared space with garbanzo peppers, mushrooms and played a large part in all this; I medium onion, minced perfect for cocktails. Though a six cold appetizers, the two beans and pasta, with just cheese. An example of how the "lo-tech" science of bit unusual, fruit and cheese are 1 clove garlic, minced soups, the ten pastas and more enough g o ^ broth to fill in the quantity and quality can coexist grafting. While the Greeks often served together, so why 3 tablespoons unsalted than three dozen main dishes, a spaces. With typical Vito on the same plate, it is one of the developed techniques for not hot? butter large bowl of salad arrives. It is largesse, the solids were piled best entrees we can recall splicing one kind of plant to 2 tablespoons almonds, served famiiy style, with a boat an inch higher than the rim of enjoying any time, any place. Reginald PInto/Manchaater Harald another, the Romans polished it PEAR AND STILTON CANAPES blanched, slivered of parmesan-spiked dressing. the cup. As if the foregoing were not to an art form. They also 8 slices quality while One hour before cooking, You are advised that other Ali entrees include a serving enough, one has a choice of polished their egos to the point bread, toasted combine honey, sherry, ginger, dressings are available if this of ziti. which comes as a baked or fried potatoes or green cake, but the German chocolate antipasto at 57.50. pasta dishes at of arrogance when patrician 2 Bartlett pears, peeled nutmeg and salt. Mix well. In a one is not to your liking, but separate course. The sauce was beans. The fried, called cake is superb. $8 to $10 and entrees costing $11 to Pliny wrote, "This part o f life and cored glass bowl, pour over pear those at our table found it a most pleasantly tomato based, made Gailaghers, were crisp outside, Of late, it seems that to get reai $18 are really not as expensive as has long reached its summit; % pound Stilton cheese, pieces and refrigerate. Preheat tasty gilding of the iceberg better by a sprinkling of skin left on, and properly mealy chocolatey flavor the cake had to they seem; Almost everyone gets everything has been tried." very cold oven to 350F. Place about V2 lettuce, mushrooms, onion and parmesan cheese and hot within. The beans, artichoke be as dense as a mousse. But a second meal to take home. And. Seventeen hundred years later, pepper flakes. The kitchen’s I bunch watercress. inch o f water in the bottom o f a tomato. A basket of bread, green colored, looked overdone, Vito’s version is both light and best of all, it’s so good. So head for pears became the darlings of the baking dish. Position squash, cut only error was slight but were snappily crunchy. It well washed fragrant with garlic, arrives at intense with chocolate icing on Vito’s and mangia, mangia! ■ French court, the supreme fruit side down. Bake for 20 minutes. the same time. overcooking of the pasta. must be the tomato sauce in the side and coconut pecan pepper, to taste of the age. Three hundred Melt buner in a saute pan and which they were cooked that frosting on the top. It is a totally varieties were known and 25 cook onions and garlic until just accounts for the dark hue. satisfying experience. Preheat oven to 350F. widely enjoyed. While several tender. Do not brown. Add pear A fruit basket with apples, We left Vito’s with most of our Do you know of a types of pears were brought to Remove crusts from toast and and all honey mixture from bowl 60 Villa Louisa Road, BoHon; 646-3161 pears, oranges, grapes and as­ entrees carefully wrapped to go, the 13 colonies by the earliest of then cut bread into, quarters. and cook about 2 minutes, until Hours: Tuesday through Thursday, 5 to 9 p.m.; sorted nuts is Vito’s parting gift to and eyed an immense portion of restaurant you'ef like to settlers, the fruit's true Place a few leaves o f watercress slightly thickened. Friday and Saturday, 5 to lOp.m.; Sunday, noon to 9 p.m. its diners, so dessert is doubly eggplant parmigiana on another see reviewed here? popularity would have to await on toast. Cut pears into small Remove squash halves from unnecessary. But curiosity is Reservations accepted. table. We inquired as to whether an 1800s trip to England by a strips and place a few on bread. water and blot o ff excess overwhelming. Could the cakes many people complete their Write to Weekend Plus Dress: Most men wear jackets. wealthy Dorchester, Mass., Top with a few more watercress moisture. In upright position, fill and pastries be as good as the rest dinners. Our waitress assured us Magazine, P.O. Box fruit-lover whose first name was Handicapped access: Through the banquet hall. leaves. Crumble cheese and squash cavities with pear/honey of the menu? that 95% did not. 591, Manchester, Enoch. sprinkle about 2 teaspoons on mixture. Sprinkle tops with MasterCard, VISA, American Express. We can’t answer for the apple So, appetizers in the four to five During his visit, Enoch was each canape. almonds. Bake 30 minutes, until or yogurt pies or for the cheese­ doiiar range, with the “ small” Conn. 06040. introduced to an especially juicy, Place them ail on a squash is just tender and filling succulent variety o f pear, not well-greased cookie sheet and is bubbly and browned. seen in his young nation. The put in oven. Cook for Serves 4. British had continued its French title o f “ Bon Chretien.” Enoch approximately 3-5 minutes or until cheese starts to melt. HINTS Dinner carried a sack o f seeds back to An excellent variation is to •S* Prices Dorchester where his first fruit Season with fresh ground pepper substitute an apple for one o f the haven’t Specials was an immediate success. before serving. pears. For contrast, use a WONG’S Weekly Americans, even then, were Serves 4. changed in 254 Broad Street, Manchester Granny Smith or other tart looking for snappy brand names, 3 years! RESTAURANT variety. 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By George Layng to ihe American people Herald Reporter Democratic Towr Theodore R. Cummi criticized Eighth Util on the progress of the President Walter . morning for not enough to arrange a i Town Manager Rob Statue of Liberty- dicuss a controversi, kup planned by the d Saying he was "flj that a meeting he arranged. Gumming Elite Island restorartion. Joyner's sincerity in i resolve the dispute o connect the sewer lir Cummings said Ji him at his Main Stn office last week anc about not being able . • Weiss and schedule * Joyner was prepari Cummings said he Weiss and called Joy t phone to talk to the to Cummings said X . ' t ' / / - I reminded him of dc /fl little child. The charges come i a battle over whet I pendent utlilities di provides fire protect service to most of n Chester, should b( consolidate its serv town government. C leading proponent of and is seen as a i behind a move to ch: Charter in order to I cowtety B Ka^Un. 019M dation. something t and vocally oppose A staircase, similar to the one the immigrants district. As the scaffolding around the Statue comes down, Joyner, a Republ it’s going up just a half a mile away on Ellis Island. Here the climbed, will be built and the Great Hall, where formal feated Cummings ii medical and legal inspections were held, will be restored. state's 12th Asser work is just beginning for the second half of this great .seat, could not be project that began nearly three years ago. On the second and third floors, a library and museum compiPt* ibis mor We can be proud of what we have accomplished. will contain memorabilia the immigrants brought from their said he wants to mee discuss the sewer i The Torch of Liberty has been completely rebuilt by homeland. An oral history room will permit visitors to hear been too busy to arr French and American workers starting from scratch. It’s their actual voices as they relate their experiences. Wei.ss also has sai interested in talkinf an exact duplicate of the torch that was installed in 1886. And we’ll provide facilities enabling the aged and but could not be handicapped to visit throughout the building. morning. A monumental achievement At issue is where In addition, we’ve strengthened every part of the Liberty will be reborn. district's planned E lis Isimid will be restored. which would most Statue. We’ve removed the rust, replaced 1,800 corroded development in i iron armatures with stainless steel, and repaired or The progress of the restoration is an affirmation of Manchester. The dis connect the sewer ^ replaced the rivets that bind the skm to the framework. the American people’s belief that these symbols stand for Manchester Intercei A new spiral stairway leads up to the crown, as well America’s future, not just its past. It’s a tribute to the line that carries s town's treatment p as a new emergency elevator. And you’ll be able to visit an generosity of everyone from school children to giant Street — at a point al expanded American Museum of Immigration where the corporations who reached into their pockets to get this name of every contributor is listed in a permanent registry. work off to such a good start. Please July 4,1986, the day of the Centennial Celebration, When the work is done, Ellis Island will be a living will climic a monumental achievement of volunteerism at monument to the courage of our forefathers who came work. The restoration of the Statue is on time. And paid here and helped build a country. It must not die. Hoop Cl for. And so is the upcoming celebration. The Lady will be That’s why I’m asking you to join me in this great splits fa ready for the great unveiling. And with your continued campaign. We need your support and your contributions to continue. Together we will Keep the Dream Alive.” support we will be able to turn our full efforts to finishing By John NMtchell the job on Ellis Island. Herald Reporter The Statue of Lttwrty %vas the symbol of freedom. C O V EN TR Y — Ii But EMs Island was the raalHy. second-quarter act about even and the Although the years have been hard on the Lady with Nathan Hale Scho Lee A. lacocca. Chairman anxious. the Torch, they’ve been much harder on Ellis Island. The A visiting playc Great Hall, where almost half of all Americans can Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, Inc. basketball slowly ( looking for an open trace their ancestry is in ruins. It’s here in the Send your tax-deductible contribution to: The Statue of Liberty- pass inside goes m Great Hall the restoration work is beginning. Ellis Island Foundation, Inc., P.O. Box 1986, New York, N.Y. 10018. center tosses the b Before a jump executed, the hom< in zone formation outstretched, m Another quick p blurred rush of i player on defeni closely. "Jeff. Jeff, wat That's your motb Gagnon shouts fro Jeffrey Escott, at Captain Nathan but protests aboi aggressive play. “ She was prac me," he says. . The two were t mothers-versus-si basketball game