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in the kidnapping of Mr. Douglas and By Norman Black Mr. Padfield, and we have good reason The Associated Press to believe they were in Libyan hands.” Attorney General Edwin Meese said WASHINGTON - President Reagan the United States "w ill look at the denied Friday the United States had evidence" behind the killings. “ But I tried to kill Moammar Khadafy during think we won’t announce in advance the bombing of Libya, but a new wave of what we’re going to do,” he added. terrorism linked to the attack claimed Pentagon sources said the U.S. 6th an American life. Fleet remained “ at a high state of Hospital officials in Lebanon re­ readiness,” steaming in the central ported Friday an American taken Mediterranean north of the Libyan hostage in Beirut was among three coast. But the sources added that the Westerners executed to avenge the fleet, led by two aircraft carriers, had American strike against Libya. not received any orders to prepare for Officials of Great Britain said they had “ firm evidence” of Libyan involve­ combat. "But we are prepared for his ment in the kidnapping of the other two (Khadafy’s) response and we will react victims whose bodies were discovered depending on what it is,” said Taft, who along with that of the American, was interviewed for a Voice of America identified as Peter Kilburn. Reagan administration officials said they program. Tim Kilburn, a nephew notified by the wanted to examine that evidence before contemplating any further counter­ State Department, blamed the U.S. bombardment of Libya for his uncle's terrorist moves. death. “ We’re on our way to war, as far As for Khadafy. Reagan said as he as I can see,” he said in Aptos, Calif. left the White House: "W e weren’t out "The United States government’s to kill anybody.” Chester, UPl photo The president was responding to answer to problems is to drop bombs.” reporters’ shouted questions about Asked atout criticism by relatives of the hostages, Taft said, " I don’t have Gene Desrosiers of the Vernon Volunteer Ambu­ Bowl in New Haven. He was working at the staging whether the administration hoped to area for Connecticut’s 350th anniversary parade, kill the Libyan leader. The Washington anything new or different on the lance Corps puts some final touches on the flying situation of the hostages in Lebanon at stepping off in New Haven Saturday. Post quoted unidentified sources F ri­ saucer “ambulance of the future” Friday at the Yale day as saying the raids were planned this tim e." with that goal in mind. Secretary of State George Shultz and the Pentagon’s No. 2 official. Deputy Parade largest In state history Defense Secretary William H. Taft, did Fed lowers acknowledge the United States had hoped the strike might foster an NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The state’s rating the state’s 350th birthday. "That’s phenominal,” Beeching said. internal revolt against Khadafy. Taft id discount rate 350th anniversary parade, billed as the "The latest number I have is that 132 "It was the only thing we were worried also said the United States was largest in Connecticut history, steps off communities will participate,’’ said about.” "certainly prepared” to deal with the Saturday with 16,000 marchers, dozens Barbara J. Beeching, a spokewoman for A cannon salute at 11 a.m. by the First consequences of killing Khadafy during WASHINGTON (UPI) -TheFederal of floats and historical themes. t h e Economic Development Litchfield Artillery Regiment, wearing the raid, but stressed the administra­ Reserve Board lowered its discount The state's Department of Economic Department. uniforms of the War of 1812 era. will set tion did not set out to do so. rate Friday from 7 percent to 6*/4 percent, the lowest rate the nation’s Development organized the parade “ I have a feeling there will be some the 16,000 marchers in motion. Defense Secretary Caspar W. Wein­ through the historic streets of New more,” Beeching said Friday evening. berger said Reagan had ordered the central bank has charged commercial Haven, which was settled in 1638 by "There have been estiinates it will take Am ong the displays in the parade will strike reluctantly and as "a last resort” banks for money in almost eight years. Puritans from Boston attracted by the six hours for everything to pass by one be a fifth-grade girl brandishing an because European allies would not join The vote was 4-1, with Chairman Paul A. Volcker, Wallich. Wayne list Church city’s large harbor on Long Island spot." antique musket and portraying Connec­ in an economic boycott. He said Reagan probably would urge a boycott once Angell and Manuel Johnson voting for Sound. Weather reports calling for sunny and ticut’s colonial hero Israel Putnam, who again before ordering military action if the cut and Emmett Rice voting against Organizers have made a nearly warm temperatures in the mid 60s legend has it left his plow in the furrow it. Vice Chairman Preston Martin and Saturday in New Haven, the'home of and rushed to join other patriots in additional terrorists acts^ are tied to year-long push to get all of Connecticut’s Martha Seger were absent. Yale University, promises parade- Cambridge. Mass., upon hearing of the Khadafy. 169 communities to contribute a float or As the various administration offi­ The Fed said the action was a watchers optimal conditions. battle of Lexington and Concord. other exhibit to the parade commemo­ cials spoke, protests against the U.S. "technical change designed to place the strike escalated: Americans were discount rate in more appropriate evacuated from the Sudan: and bomb alignment with the prevailing level of threats inundated police authorities market rates. The change in the here. discount rate also appears consistent White House spokesman Larry with international interest rate Teens pool talents, teach swimming Speakes. in New York with Reagan, considerations." said the president “ wanted all the The move, which becomes effective families of the hostages to know with the start of business Monday, was water with a big smile. Sunday afternoon session. By Susan Vaughn everything we do” timed to follow the close of Stock Waple jumps up and down cheering: Patulak, a sophomore at MHS, joined lOH Herald Reporter He said that officials “ have been in Market trading in New York to "Y ea . you did it!” in the fall because several of her friends who touch with all the families of American minimize disruption to the market. "Now we’ll lake her out for ice cream," were members said it was fun. Sonia Zuromski leans over the edge of the hostages and provided them with all the A reduction in the interest rate the Waple says. " I like most working with people.” pool at Manchester High School with her informatioh we have.” Fed charges commercial banks gener­ Similar scenes are repeated every Sunday Patulak said before the lesson with Sonia. hands together in a diving position. But her The bodies of three Westerners were ally has a stimulating effect on the afternoon throughout the school year at the Patulak said it was a "little scary" at first, feet seem frozen to the floor despite the found Thursday near Beirut. A note domestic economy, but also creates a MHS pool as 40.teenage instructors give but she got used to working with the encouragement of the three girls surround­ with the bodies said the three had been danger of renewed inflation. swimming lessons to about 80 handicapped handicapped people. Helping her mother ing her. slain in retaliation for English Prime Lower interest rates will also tend to people from the Manchester area and serve meals to handicapped p ^ p le at the "Rem em ber how you rolled in? You’re Minister Margaret Thatcher’s decision make the dollar less attractive to Mansfield Training School. Senior Citizens' Center made it easier for going to do the same thing, only standing.” to allow the U.S. bombers that attacked overseas investors, thereby continuing The teenage instructors, better known as her to adapt to the students at lOH, she said. Gretchen Waple tells her. Libya to fly from British bases. the decline that has lowered the U.S. Instructors of the Handicapped, or lOH. are Tim Stahl, a senior in his second year with Michelle Patulak and Leslie Langer hold Two of the men were identified unit’s value by as much as 30 percent in from several area high schools. They and lOH, also said he likes “ to get involved with onto Sonia on either side. earlier as missing British hostages. relation to other major currencies. several hundred others like them have been people." He had never worked with "She did it last week, but won’t do it now. ” Leigh Douglas and Philip Padfield. Volcker. who has led the monetary donating their Sunday afternoons for the handicapped people before he joined lOH. so Langer said. Getting Sonia to dive has been In London. Foreign Secretary Sir control board since 1979. is credited past 30 years. he was leery at first. But an incident early on the instructors’ goal for the past 10 weeks, Geoffrey Howe said without elabora­ with busting the double digit inflation of And it is smiles like Sonia’s that keep the when a student fell off the side of the pool Langer said. tion. “ For some time, we have had firm the. 1970s through a program of high But finally, after many patient minutes, j high school students coming back week Please turn to page 3 evidence of direct Libyan involvement interest rates and tight money supply. nity College Sonia takes the dive. She emerges from the ' after week, they indicated during a recent Put*; Opinion Labriola backers TODAY’S HERALD FoocHmykig Dadaions Cries from shuttle Index deliver petitions New videotapes of Challenger's 20 pagM, 2 McttoiM, destruction released Friday in­ WMkMid Pkia MagazhM clude horrified cries from ground between the endorsed and challenge crews as the shuttle broke apart. A By George Layng A rIvirA Ifi slates. The total, handed in about 20 magazine reported the astronauts Herald Reporter R ii«iriA Q « minutes before the 4 p.m deadline, may have bwn conscious during a n h im -h iM With nine names and about 20 was only nine more than required. their plunge to the sea. Off the IT minutes to spare, supporters of Diana said he was confident all of coast of Florida, salvage crews 18-20 Republican gubernatorial candidate the names would be certified by the worked to finish recovery of n rim irn A Gerald Labriola delivered primary town. wreckage from Challenger’s r:nnnAfrtirii« A petitions to the registrars’ office Democratic Registrar of Voters smashed crew module. Story on Pntartainnwtnt 1A Friday afternoon. Herbert. Stevenson said he will tell page 7. 1«S The group is hoping to force a the town clerk’s office on Monday if 1 nmw« ft primary against the slate of dele­ 419 of the names are registered Sunny and warmer LnttAry 9 gates endorsed by the GOP town Republicans. If certified, the slate nhi1iifiri*« in Sunny and warmer Saturday. committee earlier this month that will be known as the Diana challenge O pin in n A slate because the town director’s Highs near 70 to 75 with light Men Women favored candidate Richard Bozzuto. 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» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April t». 1986_ U.S./World In Brief OPINION Police question bomb suspects SAN JOSE, Costa Rica — Police Friday questioned 15 people in connection with a bomb that exploded late Thursday in front of the U.S. Consulate and injured three Costa Ricans. Pom panel g o I GOT OUT OKI J a c k The blast, apparently planted under a vehicle parked near the consulate, shattered windows and caused other damage to the PAROLE AFTER oKlLY Anderson consulate, the Panamanian Tourist Institute and several nearby shops. The main embassy building, located across the street, was should read gEVEM YEARS! not damaged. Three Costa Ricans were wounded in the Thursday night blast, I PID MY TIME! one of them seriously, said a spokesman at San Juan de Dios Hospital. “ We are holding 15 people, both Costa Ricans and foreigners, Constitution for questioning in the explosion,” said a Public Security Ministry official, who refused to identify the suspects. 4: Someone ought to remind the Attorney Democrats get Ambassador Lewis Tambs told reporters at the scene that the General’s Commission on Pornography that I PlPNT blast jvas a “ terrorist act,” but U.S, Embassy spokesman Mark freedom of expression was one of the Krischik said officials “ have no concrete proof” to bapk the founding principles of this country. a reminder of claim. The 11-member commission is in the In neighboring Panama, meanwhile, a bomb threat at the nerve center of the U.S. Southern Command triggered a process of preparing regulations that would three-hour search late Thursday by teams of experts but turned U FtplW lO restrict various forms of “pornography.” Bitburg snafu up no explosives. Among its targets are all X-rated movies, the USS Opportune on Thursday. The wreckage was R-rated horror movies and possibly others WASHINGTON — The Democratic National NASA released this photo Friday showing a segment of Challenger’s right wing measuring 9 feet, 7 inches by 16 recovered from 70 feet of water about 12 nautical miles that depict sex or nudity. In addition, cable Committee recently committed a blunder of Busch blasts St. Louis narcs northeast of Cape Canaveral, Fla. television might be prohibited from showing THE ethnic proportions. The party that has built much feet. The wreckage was brought in to Port Canaveral by R-rated material if the commission were to of its modern success on sensitivity to the fe e lin g ST. LOUIS — August Busch III, chairman of the world’s Victim of hyphenated Americans included March 19,1939, largest brewery, said the police narcotics squad is a disgrace and win its way. on its 1986 Ethnic Calendar as “ Slovak a threat to wrongfully charged poor people unable to afford Although the panel’s final recommenda­ Independence Day.” high-powered lawyers. New Challenger films released tions have not yet been released, its draft Despite its noble-sounding title, that was the day Busch lashed out at the elite police unit Thursday after his report has justifiably met with a strong shortly before World War II when Adolf Hitler set son’s acquittal on assault charges stemming from a run-in last year with undercover officers who chased the 21-year-old rebuttal from the American Civil Liberties up Slovakia as a Nazi puppet state. He , brewery heir in his Mercedes-Benz and shot out the car’s left rear Astronauts may have been conscious during plunge incorporated into the Third Reich Bohemia and Union...... oh.ixio anH o was “ severcd” cleanly from the thethe shuttle, shuttle, containing containing the the ere' crew Moravia, the rest of what had been the tire. entered the shuttle and a variety of was “ severed” cleanly from the “This is not so much an examination of the The elder Busch, chairman of Anheuser-Busch, said the Bv William Harwood rest of the shuttle as the ship broke cabin, flew upward after the independent, democratic republic of Czechoslova­ United Press International views that showed the explosion of phenomenon of pornography that the conduct of officers who arrested his son May 31 was disgraceful. apart under tremendous aerody­ explosion then pointed down as it kia. Under the notorious Catholic priest Father , Challenger’s external fuel tank. He urged a review of incidents that led to the chase at speeds up to namic forces following the explo­ began to fall, slowly rotating. commission has been engaged in as it is a CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Josef Tiso, Slovakia went to war on the side of sion of its external fuel tank. “ The structure itself appears road map for returning America to the 85 mph. New videotapes of Challenger’s “ GOD N O !" YELLED an uni­ Nazi Germany later in 1939. The son, August Busch IV. was found innocent Wednesday in totally intact during th4 descent destruction released Friday in­ dentified engineer from a remote sexual dark ages,” said one ACLU attorney. Tiso was hanged as a war criminal in 1947. He ’ IT THEN FELL 8.9 miles to the although the imagery does not St. Louis Circuit Court. He had been charged with third-degree clude horrified cries from groupd camera site near the shuttle The commission’s draft recommendations was among the vilest of the anti-Semites who Atlantic Ocean. ’The videotape follow, the module all the way to assault for allegedly nearly striking officers who had crews as the shuttle broke apart. A runway as the shuttle exploded 73 released by NASA did not include water impact,” Aviation Week curiously contradict some of its own findings ST e i n '0 6 V welcomed the Nazis and eagerly did their bidding .approached the moving vehicle on foot. magazine reported the astronauts seconds after launch. Another man gOCKV MTN. NCW6- MEA during the Holocaust. At one public ceremony. In a statement Thursday, the elder Busch said the undercover yelled an obscenity. the film referred to by Aviation said. and appear to be nothing more than an may have been conscious during Radio traffic from sea Friday President Tiso proclaimed; “ The Jew is a boil on drug officers “ disgrace the vast majority of good law-abiding “ Does anybody see the shuttle? ” Week. attempt to appease the “ Moral Majority” their plunge to the sea. “ There is a consensus develop­ indicated the search for caWn the body of the Slovak nation, and we have to get professional police officers in the St. Louis Police Department by Six weeks to the day after the another man asked well after the types who have found a friend in the current ing among NASA engineers and wreckage was in its final hours. their unprofessionai conduct and gross misstatement of facts as cabin wreckage was found by fiery detonation. rid of that boil.” officials who have seen this imag­ The cabin was tentatively identi­ presidential administration. While the documented in the testimony in my son’s trial.” sonar, NASA released two hours qf “ It impacted in the ocean,” ery that the seven-member Chal­ fied by sonar March 7 in 1(W feet of commission plans to recommend strict limits videotapes made the day of the someone replied. Challenger was TISO’S METHOD was brutal and effective. His lenger crew may not have been water about 16 miles east of Washington Window fatal launching Jan. 28. The destroyed after a joint between on the production and distribution of soft- and Hlinka Guard, modeled after the Nazi SS, rounded subjected to fatal or debilitating G Challenger’s launch pad. release came after United Press fuel segments in the ship’s right- hard-core pornography, it also decided, in a up Slovakian jew s; the Tiso regime confiscated Man detained In El Al threat (gravity) loads and that it is likely International and other organiza­ hand booster ruptured. 5-4 vote, that even the most sexually explicit their property to pay Germany for transporting One camera showed giant some or all of them were conscious TERRY ARMENTROUT. an LONDON — Anti-terrorist detectives Friday detained an Arab tions filed Freedom of Information investigator with the National the Jews out of the country — to the death camps. splashes as apparently large pie­ and aware of the crisis as the crew material is “predominantly harmless” when man who they suspect secretly planted a bomb in his pregnant Act requests. 'Transportation and Safety Board, Even concerning terrorism, How did this ugly period in Slovakian history ces of wreckage slammed into the module fell for three to four viewed by consenting adults. girlfriend’s luggage just before she was to board an Israeli jumbo said the nose of the shuttle, which come to be honored by the Democratic National Off the coast of Florida, salvage Atlantic Ocean, but the camera did minutes until impact,” the maga­ Attempts at suppressing sexually oriented jet at a London airport. crews worked to finish recovery of contains the crew cabin, broke free Committee? Ronald Szabat, an ethnic adviser to not record the initial instants of the zine said. material are nothing new. The courts have Scotland Yard officials said the man, identified as Nezar wreckage from Challenger’s impacts and it could not be “ Some managers disagree with as the ship fell apart Jan. 28 and the committee, accepted full responsibility. He Hindawi. 35, was picked up in a west London hotel after police smashed crew module and sources plummeted to the ocean floor in long grappled with the question of just how determined what had fallen. this assessment, however.” the soiution iies in the cause said the mistake was spotted by Sen. Dennis received a tip. He offered no resistance and was taken in for said identifiable remains off all Other experts have said the one large piece. far the First Amendment protection of free DeConcini, D-Ariz., co-chairman of the questioning, a statement said. seven astronauts have been NASA public affairs officers astronauts probably died within Sources said Thursday remains speech extends and have repeatedly tried to committee’s Council on Ethnic Americans, and No other details were immediately available. brought to shore with the recovery watching the videotapes with seconds of the explosion because of of Jarvis that had eluded divers - Reagan is going to have to reporters broke down in tears earlier were found Tuesday and his define obscenity, or pornography. By Helen Thomas where,” he declared. was excised from the calendar — though not The woman, arrested Thursday at Heathrow Airport shortly of civilian shuttle flier Gregory severe accelerations or decom­ According to White House retaliate every time there is a before our associates Donald Goldberg and Corky before she was to board an El Al Boeing 747 bound for Tel Aviv Jarvis’s remains Tuesday. reliving the fateful day. pression. NASA will not discuss the father, Bruce Jarvis, confirmed What has resulted is a hodgep^ge of the identification. The space sources, there were aides who terrorist attack that could in­ Johnson were given a copy by a shocked source. with some 400 passengers and crew, was identified as Ann-Marie The videotapes included poig­ Aviation Week & Space Technol­ fate of the astronauts and officials standards and laws that have led to the WASHINGTON - President agency now has identifiable body volve other peoples, other “ I apologize to anyone who might be offended,” Murphy, 32. who originally came from near Dublin but had nant shots of schoolteacher Christa ogy magazine reported that en­ reached Friday would not com­ Reagan is taking a gamble in urged Reagan to make good on parts of all seven shuttle fliers, the prosecution of publishers, writers and countries. McAuliffe receiving an apple from hanced photography of the launch ment on the magazine report. avenging Khadafy-style terror­ his threat of "swift and effective Szabat said. “ It certainly won’t be in future worked in London for almost two years. sources said. artists, and the suppression of some literary launch pad crews before she shows Challenger’s crew cabin Aviation Week said the nose of ism with U.S. military might. retribution.” Moammar Khadafy has been calendars.” Police sources earlier said Hindawi was a known Palestinian .militant who worked for a period in London as a messenger at an works. As a frustrated U.S. Supreme Court He had ridiculed President the man you love to hate. So it has Szabat said he thought the “ independence” date If he wins, terrorism against Arabic-language newspaper. Justice William Brennan said in a 1973 case, ’s handling of the been easy to sell the retaliatory had been picked up from an earlier ethnic Americans will end. If he loses, Scotland Yard said it believes Murphy was innocent and had no “One cannot say with certainty that material calendar. Titan rocket with secret cargo explodes Americans worldwide will be in Iranian hostage crisis. But Car­ response. But the United States, But Andrew Valuchek, a Slovak-American who idea the carry-all bag given her — with explosives in a false is obscene until at least five members of this greater danger. ter’s patience paid off and he a superpower, has to think twice bottom — was meant to explode aboard the jetliner shortly after said Maj. Ken St. John. "Damage used to be the committee’s ethnic adviser and is VANDENBERG AIR FORCE exactly what the cloud was. But with only one other such satellite in court, applying inevitably obscure brought them back alive. Rea­ when it exerts military force. was confined to the immediate Reagan is the first to acknowl­ now an aide to Rep. Thomas Foley, D-Wash., said takeoff. BASE, Calif. (AP) — A Titan schoolchildren were told to stay orbit, experts said. gan is more in the tradition of Not because it cannot win, but “ This will create major prob­ launch area,” he said. standards, have pronounced it so.” edge that air strikes against he was sure it had never been included. rocket believed carrying a top- inside, and about 120 oil workers “ don’t just sit there — do because it has an image as a were evacuated from two drilling lems in the photographic reconais- “ A great red-orange puff of In a diverse society like ours, where Libya will not wipe out terrorism At least the Democrats caught their boo-boo secret spy satellite exploded in a something.” peace-loving nation, and a nation platforms in the Santa Barbara sance program, in our confidence smoke came up,” said Victor A. religious beliefs, moral values and sexual immediately. But he appears to huge orange cloud seconds after that lives under the rule of law. before too much damage was done. We have also Goetz to apply for gun permit Channel. The National Park Ser­ in monitoring Soviet military Sanchez, who was working nearby. Secretary of State George launch Friday, the second such attitudes vary widely, there will never be an have widespread American sup­ learned that in 1983, a Republican, Gov. Richard vice ordered the evacuation of activities at a critical time,” said “ It shook the whole ground.” Shultz, fed up long ago, no longer NEW YORK — Subway gunman Bernhard Goetz, who did not incident in eight months. answer that will please everyone. But bowing port for the attacks. As he said, At some point, the president is Thornburgh of Pennsylvania, a Republican, No injuries were reported and rangers, campers and tourists Paul Stares, a military space have a pistol permit when he shot four youths in 1984, will reapply St. John would not speculate “ We have done what we had to urged the diplomatic route, going to have to provide better actually declared an official Slovak Independence the National Weather Service said from the offshore Channel Islands expert at the Brookings Institution to the most repressive factions of the New for a permit once he is cleared of all charges stemming from the about the booster’s payload. An Air do.” although he built a career on answers on why Americans have Day — choosing March 14,1939. there was no danger to civilians National Park. in Washington. Right is not the way to go. attack, his lawyers said Friday. Force statement released in Wa­ negotiation and compromise. been selected more and more for because the cloud was floating to The feared loss of the spy The rocket, a Titan 34D, ex­ Some publications and movies, with their But U.S. allies, except for But he may have to wait a long time because the Manhattan shington said the payload was terrorism when it has not been so ON THAT DATE, “ the people of Slovakia sea. satellite would hamper America’s ploded after launch from the Britain and some others, oppose Aides identify him as the chief district attorney’s office, undaunted by Thursday’s Appellate classified. graphic depictions of brutality, particularly in the past. The U.S. reputation Air Force officials would not say ability to monitor Soviet activities, Western Space and Missile Center. the action, bom of U.S. frustra­ adviser urging military action. proclaimed their independence as a free and Division ruling upholding the dismissal of attempted murder against women, are certainly offensive to in the Third World, particularly tion over numerous incidents, Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ independent nation after centuri^ of domination charges against Goetz, plans to appeal to the state’s highest after World War II, was that it most Americans. But most Americans are and relations are now more berger. who runs the Pentagon by other countries,” Thornburgh proclaimed, and court. not forced to view them, or anything else they strained with the Soviet Union. and has control of all the lethal represented a beacon light of added; “ Patterning its government after that of And the man dubbed the “ subway vigilante” still faces illegal Botha grants apartheid violators amnesty Reagan said his pre-emptive hardware, urged a more cau­ freedom. the United States, Slovakia remained free until weapons possession and reckless endangerment charges. don’t want to see. But Botha reaffirmed his com­ majority blacks. nounced Thursday that Parlia­ action is meant to show Khadafy tious approach. the close of World War II, when it fell under the Two attorneys for Goetz. Barry Slotnick and Mark Baker, held By John lams The recommendations being considered by Reagan said at his last news mitment to segregation and denied “ This outdated system cannot be ment will hold a special session in that terrorism is costly and he is rule of the Soviet Union.” a news conference Friday to applaud the 3-to-2 ruling by the United Press International the attorney general’s commission obviously Reagan called it an “ act of self conference that Americans are that white-minority groups in accepted in South Africa,” he said. August to consider eight spedfir prepared to exact the price. defense,” and added that “ this Historians at Tulane University brought the Appellate Division of state Supreme Court and said they would go far beyond what is needed to stem the flow the victims of terrorism “ be­ JOHANNESBURG. South South Africa were racists. Botha said after the Nationalist reforms of apartheid. In his nationally televised mission, violent though it was, governor’s gaffe to his attention, pointing out that not try to block the district attorney’s decision to take the case to Speaking to the all-white House Party took power in 1948 and began One of the most stringent apar­ of hard-core films, books and magazines that cause we are there, like Mount Africa — President Pieter Botha, address two hours after the raid can bring closer a safer and Everest,” likening it all to why Slovakia was at least partly occupied by German the Court of Appeals. admitting that South African of Assembly, Botha said apartheid enforcing apartheid laws, “ We theid measures are the hated feature child abuse and other brutal acts. The lower court had dismissed the attempted murder charges on Libya, Reagan stressed that more secure world for decent some people climb mountains. troops on its supposed independence day, and in whites "went too far” with certain — the government’s policy of went too far with certain measurs. “ pass laws,” which prevent blacks on grounds prosecutors had misinformed the case’s second They would stifle the portrayal of almost all he is ready to act again so that men and women.” But obviously that is not an fact was used as a deployment area for the Nazi apartheid measures, announced a institutionalized racial segrega­ It led to lunacies.” from resettling in urban areas or grand jury about the right to self-defense. The Appellate tion — should not be used as a tool However, he reaffirmed his moving from their place of birth. sexual activity, regartless of how it is there would be "no place on “ It must be the core of Western acceptable answer. There is a invasion of Poland on Sept. 1,1939. As for Slovakia general amnesty Friday for viola­ Division’s majority opinion said the ruling was correct. tors of the country’s hated “ pass to promote the supremacy of the commitment to segregation as the The laws also restrict what areas treated. earth where terrorists can rest policy that there be no sanctuary reason for almost everything patterning itself after the United States, the historians wrote; “ The new Slovakian leaders lost' laws.” minority white population over the basis for reforms. Botha an­ in South Africa blacks can enter. In addition to promoting self-censorship, and train and practice their for terror and to sustain such a that man creates. And the deadly skills." policy, free men and free nations no time in organizing the state on the model of such restrictions would give the government solution lies in the cause. must unite and work together,” Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany.” i a dangerous amount of power in deciding “ I SAID that we would act with he said. An aide to Thornburgh said the proclamation EMERGENCY what Americans can see, read or hear. In a others, if possible, and alone if Helen Thomas is United Press had been cleared by an ethnic affairs aide Fire — Police — Medical society dedicated to free expression, they are necessary to ensure that terror­ NOW TH AT he has set the International’s veteran White unfamiliar with Slovak history ists have no sanctuary any­ policy, the question is whether In 1981, a representative of the Catholic DIAL 911 M.S.G. BUILDING PRODUCTS certainly out of place. House correspondent. archdiocese of New York, in a letter to a church In Manchester official in Paris, gave his approval to a prayer for ★ SPRING SPECIALS ★ the beatification of Father Tiso. Auxiliary Bishop Joseph O’Keefe subsequently withdrew the SURFACE PATCHING MATERIALS, DRIVEWAY SEALER, WATERPROOFING MATERIALS Dartmouth becomes intellectual slum approval, attributing the mistake to a ‘ ‘clerical oversight.” , ; AND THE LARGEST SELECTION OF PATIO BLOCK, PAVING BRICK AND BLUE STONE. YOU M AY HAVE HEARD about the latest Hap, > DIAMOND PATTERN I’m not an alumnus of Dartmouth College, but if which began when student leftists, defying both I were I ’d be downright furious at what a radical Whopper Of the W9»k •STEEL REINFORCED written and spoken orders of the dean of the • EASY TO INSTALL faculty, a timid president and a handful of leftist college, erected several unsightly shanties on the When is higher rent cheaper? Why, when a C O L O N '^ '- Supreme Park. Benches ■ NON-SKID. zealots in the student body are doing to my alma W illia m college green, ostensibly to symbolize the housing bureaucrat is trying to justify the lease of some P A V E *'^ mater. available to blacks in South Africa. posh office space, of course. • SELF-DRAINING Of all the Ivy League schools, Dartmouth has Finally the conservative students responded, President Reagan’s new budget director, James had perhaps the longest and roughest encounter R u s h e r Miller, has asked Congress to rent fancy showing up one night in the wee hours as "The z p a v e r s with the New Left. Long after most college Dartmouth Committee to Beautify the Green” and additional quarters in downtown Washington for students had gotten over the malignant fads that demolished several of the shanties. The leftists the Federal Trade Commission, which he used to captivated them in the 1960s and gone back to then went on to occupy the administration head. The rental property he likes is handy to the AWeddii . J studying. Dartmouth remained in the grip of a building and the president’s office, physically FTC’s headquarters at Pennsylvania and tolerance for other viewpoints, and especially Constitution avenues. dominant clique of left-leaning students resisted the college’s belated attempts to remove 3 ToRemenber PLAIN ROUND PATIO BLOCKS determined to impose their cockeyed views on the minority viewpoints, ensured a warm welcome for ■V the last shanty, and were arrested for refusal to But the monthly cost would be $41 a square foot, MlartM institution. Meanwhile the faculty was this doughty little band, you are taking obey police oilers. for an annual rent of $4.3 million. Rep. Bob Young, radicalizing, as it had in many schools as student liberalism’s pretensions much too seriously. The wifh lovely fath ioiu for: ROUND OIAMONO BLOCK And what, do you suppose, was the reaction of D-Mo., chairman of the House Public Works liberal broadmindedness that made it necessary Sat of 2 Bench Ends radicals of the 1960s entered the teaching Dartmouth’s president, faculty and administra­ subcommittee on public buildings and grounds, Brides profession and rose through its ranks. at some colleges as early as 1956 to listen politely and Hardware tion to all this? The student leftisU were let off objected to Miller’s sales pitch. It will give you some notion of the nuttiness of to Alger Hiss did not protect, during the 1960s and Mothers of the Bride without any penalty whatever. Ten of the student life on the Dartmouth campus in recent years to 1970s, Lyndon Johnson’s Cabinet members, or conservatives have been suspended for anywhere Bridesmaids learn that the school’s proud symbol, the Richard Nixon’s military advisers, or even from one to three terms. Do you get the message WELL TILE - Wire reinforced Dartmouth Indian (equivalent of the Princeton Harvard professors with unfashionable views on loud and clear? Flower Girls A in und n nptic <*nh clwn out • n n t m o t n Tiger, etc.), was meekly scrapped by the college the touchy issue of nature vs. nurture. They were or for outdoor ptontart administration in response to leftist protests that all hooted off a good many campuses, sometimes The alumni of Dartmouth are the only group jianrbPBtpr lirralb BRICK DESIGN . HEX DESIGN to the accompaniment of physical threats. .\lso, a large selection it was demeaning to “ native Americans” — one of with the slightest hope of doing anything effective Founded In 1M1 the groups on liberalism’s long list of certified The young Dartmouth conservatives, therefore, about this ludicrous mess. If they don’t care o f all-occasion dresses. not surprisingly got the full treatment. The college Spring Hours: OPEN 7:00AM-5:00PM, Mon.-Fri., Sat. 8:00-12:00 victims. enough to try, maybe somebody should erect a n ic H A n o w. c o s o n o v E ...... PubHMwr threatened a lawsuit to try to deny the Dartmouth new shanty on the green — this time to symbolize OOUQLAS A. BEVINS .... . Ex*outlv« EdMor' IT MAY HAVE BEEN the overpowering and Review the right to use the word “ Dartmouth” in the moral and intellectual slum that Dartmouth is JAMES P. SACKS...... Maot gino Editor' ALEXANDER QinELLI . AmocM o Eddor almost surreal leftist atmosphere at Dartmouth its title. One professor unloaded a bunch of fast becoming. obscenities about the conservatives on a classful that gave rise in 1980 to a conservative MARIE E. 8IEFFERT . .AdvortWng Dkoctor/Awoc. Publlthor. Drpol Roid off Rl. mark u km aiwbw 44 31 Tel. 643-2133 undergraduate counterforce, grouped around an of students. F. ABRAmS...... B M * M - bw CovriUry 742-7494 THE MANCHESTER SAND & GRAVEL CO., 431 NEW STATE RD.. MANCHESTER, CT independent student newspaper called the When an administrator bit a student who was BHELOON COHEN...... CompoMngM«» William Rusher, publisher of the National ROBERT H. HUBBARD ...... Piwwoom Managw ProfnMiiongl PmMMMliirH Aiirntion Dartmouth Review. distributing the Dartmouth Review, the faculty JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... ClrculMlon MwWBSf But if you think that the liberals’ famous voted to condemn the newspaper. Review, writes a syndicated column. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 19. 1986 ■

» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 19, 1966 PKANUTS by ChariM M. tchuli HAQAN TH I HCNIlHaUI byDHiBrowiM ■fflENITWENTTHROUBH BUSINESS ' ^HH/TtiBL£SS y < p U ^ ■ n iE Y ’ t 1 tm e w iv e e THAT CANNON BALL 1 lOONPER WHERE KHoutruBLese-wer PESTROVEP VDOR ROOF THE TOP OF LUCV'S IT FINALLY LANPEP... ,-lakeaL ook TOiMVAPe PSYCHIATRIC BOOTH... P A I Z I 6 ^ CAN & ErouroF':iOU I IF CAU&fH-! Hlf y Y“ Mutual fund returns higher At Moriarty Brother’s rut 99CTC with ‘government securities’ rates. Interest rates have come Used Cars Specials! U J.ACH ft by JlRi Davis QUESTION; 1 With the recent way down, but the value of my HIV, ORSON decline in inter­ fund’s shares have not moved POVOUKNOW est rates, yields correspondingly higher. HOW 6TUPIP THE by Lm Palk A ty Bany o n money In vestors* The fund holds Government VOU LOOK? 81 GRAND 79 MERCURY 84 LINCOLN WHEN THE CXP PRINCE *^UT lOU CAN’T 0BUEVE market mutual 1 ^ ^ National Mortgage Association EVERYTHIN® YDU HEAR,,^ funds and G u id e securities backed by high-interest COUGAR TOWN CAR aAWTHAT,.THEy SAY MARQUIS special buy leather, PW, PB, PS, cruise, tape THAT'S WHAT k lU E P . HEY///WHERE newly issued mortgages. Shouldn’t the fund’s white, spoke wheels, auto. 2 DR coupe, dk blue OO H E 0 O & , deck, "Special Buy” HWI» HEART certificates of William A. Doyle share value go up? 2 DR, low miles runs good tor only ATTACK^,. deposit have dropped ANSWER: Not necessarily. accordingly. You’re overlooking the fact that ’ 5995 *2995 *11,195 However, I the mortgages behind those Ginnie see a rash of ads for "U.S. Almost every mutual fund pays a Mae securities can be refinanced. government securities” mutual management, or “ investment ad­ Many homeowners are paying off funds showing yields higher than visory’ ’ fee to the people who run it. their high-interest mortgages. the yields on U.S. Treasury bonds. And, like any business, a mutual 84 MERCURY 77 LINCOLN fund normally has other operating Investors aren’t willing to pay a 82 LINCOLN How is this possible, especially big premium over face value for TOWNCAR CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooka A Caaala considering the fact that charges expenses. COUGAR IWONPER WHY HEV. 1 Ginnie Mae or other securities that auto, digital dash, leather, black, CONTINENTAL leather, PS, PW P0 cruiSf* THE NEXT are deducted before fund share­ However, a new mutual .fund’s Givenchl, two tone, eye catcher extremely clean PAY... th e y PECIPEP COOLPN'T might be paid off at face value. So, handling package w/V8 power, TO PO THAT* 'LET A STORY holders get their yields? management might agree to waive nice car a touch ol elegance its fee and absorb all operating the market values of Ginnie Map securities and shares of mutual by Daan Young A Sian Draka ENPIN6.. . ANSWER: One reason could be expenses until a certain date, or ■■■Mil' COOtP I * i funds holding such securities ha- *10,895 that those mutual funds don't until the fund reaches a certain . ven’t gone up in line with other *4295 OH. YEAH?// invest entirely in U.S. Treasury size, say, $50 million of assets. ’ 6895 fixed-income securities. Si securities. Instead, they might When a fund with this arrange­ hold federal agency securities, ment invests in high-yield securi­ QUESTION. If I shift an invest­ such as those issued by the Federal ties it can pass along to share­ ment from one mutual fund to National Mortgage Association, holders all the interest it collects, 81 MAZDA 83 BUICK another mutual fund within the 84 FORD the Federal Home Loan Bank, thereby showing a remarkable same “ family of funds,” do I have RX-7 REGAL Farm Credit Banks, the. Student high yield. « T ” BIRD 5 spd, targa roof, sport wheels, to pay capital gains tax on the auto, 4 dr, very clean, Loan Marketing Association. Later on, when the normal white, auto, air, very clean, V6 race stripes, good mites w/a ‘’Spsclar * FANTASTIC profit from the fund I shift out of? The yields on those, and other, management fee and other ex­ strong engine, “Special Buy" federal agency bonds are higher penses are imposed, the fund has ANSWER. Normally, yes. That ARLO AND JANI8 *' by Jimmy Johnaon than the yields on U.S. Treasury less net income to pass on to move involves the redemption of ’ 7895 *6195 securities. As a result, a mutual shareholders. As a result, its yield IWOmODOTTFORHOUR^Il THAT BOUNDS UKE WOULD VM) shares of one fund and the *6500 fund holding federal agency secur­ could plummet. MUST'VE HIT » A FUN,DN>! BWAAE purchase of shares of the other ities collects more interest than it Before you even consider putting AMIUWHWIItHV^^/ SOMEROCKB? fund. The redemption is a sale. Any would by holding U.S. Treasury money into a new mutual fund with ON THE FASTRACK by SHI Holbrook IkMSAKID.' profit is subject to capital gains bonds. The fund then passes that a high yield, check out all these 85 83 LEBARON money along to its shareholders — points in that fund's prospectus. tax. 82 CHEVY 5TH AVENUE lOHAtSTH*?* S£ir|NN»>&0N JANlWZVl. , COlWibORWJSSlN&S.^ Today's high yield might become a There’s an exception, if you hold CONVERTIBLE , as a higher dividend yield. auto, air, leather, T x w iA o m fid r STOCK the shares in an individual retire­ CAVALIER leather, loaded & likeable l&SIic+iWnH GtSTIb Co m f H o H S IS R£«WQ>ToSIAy Another reason could be that low yield just a short way down the ment account, Keogh plan or some automatic, 4 DR. 4 cyl. clean car. low miles, like new Spring Special lOfTH iiiHoM£i«z m * m e WITHJo|»IM«EMRoe/ investment pike. economical choice 9oe>!M ^exivo. WTH IX those mutual funds are not levying other tax-qualified retirement R£VoL0lio»l SttlNfr ON THAT DW^.'IT'S management fees and other oper­ LWREL? plan. Then, there’s no tax at the TH f WLS! ating expenses — just yet. QUESTION; When I invested in IS OVfR.i time of the sale. You do. of course, *13,295 J) This has become an interesting a Ginnie Mae mutual fund. I *8595 understood that the market values have to pay income tax when you *4595 tactic, which has to be called a withdraw money from an IRA. come-on gimmick. Here's how it of fixed-income securities move in Keogh, etc. works. the opposite direction of interest ALLEY OOP ■ by Dave Oraua 83 BUICK 83 MAZDA 84 LINCOLN ARE YOU \ WE SURE COULDN’T BE \TELL ME, MY PEAR, OH,I LEFT ^UNWvm! I WAS AFRAID OH,GOOD! I'M BOYS AU.I ARE! HOW BETIER...NOW1 WHO'S RUNNING THE GRAND j OF THAT! SOMETHING V TIRED OF lOOK- GLC MARK VII t e l l s m e Stock prices REGAL ------t h in g s in m o o WIZER IN / THE SOONER S IMG AT THIS RIGHTP/ABOUT YOU, THAT I KNOW Business In auto, air, cruise, root, limited 5 spd, 4 DR, extremely dean, 30k auto, ve, PW, PL. PS. PB. YtXlR HIGH YOU'RE ALU DURING OUR CHARGE! /WE GET HOME,TH' BETTER! V DGSOLAiTE miles, excellent shape bucket seats, below NADA SAFE AND ABSENCE? f '* PLACE! edition, twin bucket seats, sporty SOUND.' MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreavea S Sallera Warnaco offer hits $45 BRIDGEPORT — Warnaco Inc. increased its widely mixed WHAT’S THE , THEJRE^ M<5> E A S Y -Y<£>U CAN T.-'|t>Ll *4225 $13,895 7 recapitalization offer to an estimated $45 a share ’ 6595 A hJ^W E P -ltP O OOST 3 0 T HkPW CANl HAVE TO KEEP ^e C t^E T <5’F Friday, $1 a share more than was being offered by 'tex-iR.WAocess, JUWP AT EVEFCr I TELUWHEN/AY d U W v P lM G ! a California investment group seeking to acquire NEW YORK r <50MRMsiY/ prime topic of attention when the markets reopen next pigment Bulk Gas products. Albert 24 Spam and they are doing so about theirs. Fish sto­ week. Dollar Rent-a-Car! 22 Spanish aunt Portugal ries will eventually be measured. Know In a massive corporate restructuring program, With all its favorable implications, some analyst.*: 24 Bachelor's last 25 Construction where to look for romance and you'll Union Carbide has announced it intends to divest have argued that the move will be greeted with only a words (2 wds.) beam (2 wds.) 36 Vagrant 53 Droop find it. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker i j '. 't - I? itself of the bulk of its consumer products muted response at best because it has been so widely 25 Noun suffix 26 Eye infection 40 InOtes. e g 54 Is not well set instantly reveals which signs are ro­ JL40CJh4V6S businesses, which manufacture such products as 28 Smooth spoken mantically perfect for you. Mall $2 to anticipated. 27 Sir. in Malay 46 Bay window 55 Nest of Glad plastic wraps and STP automotive products. Polaroid, which posted a first-quarter profit against 30 Line 29 Island off 48 Is (Sp.) pheasants Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. Box MERCURY MERCURY 34 Energy unit a loss in the comparable period last year, gained 3‘/* to MERCURY Scotland 49 Long live (Fr.) 56 Scouting organi­ 1B46. Cincinnati, OH 45201. WINTHROP ^ by Dick Cavsili (abbr.) 31 Hooting birds 50 Seaweed zation (abbr.) Penn Central income down 62'/4. 35 Wind product 59 Compass point Harris Graphics climbed 3V4 to 22‘A. The company 32 Wet falling OEMNU (May 21-Juna 20) Gauge the THE B E S T GREENWICH — The Penn Central Corp. MARQUIS LYNXS COUGARS instrument sound 51 Actress 60 Poetic received an unsolicited $21-a-share takeover bid from 36 Leather-working temperament of your household today. STRiNeoaAAes Friday reported 1986 first quarter net income 33 This (Sp.) Redgrave contraction AM International. ALL WITH AUTO, tools Don't do something foolish that will get FRCKARYANfe dropped to $25.4 million, or 63 cents per share, 37 Indian maid 1 2 3 1 9 10 11 family members all stirred up. Think be­ National Gypsum, subject of a bidding war between ALL WITH 6 CYL. ALL WITH AUTO, FIVE->VND-TEN, from $44.7 million, or $1.12 per share, in the first Wickes Corp. and an investor group led by National PS. PB. AM/FM. 39 Cross fore you act. quarter of 1985. inscription 12 14 CANCER (Juna 21-Juty 22) You might ON CARROLL. Gypsum’s management, jumped &>/4 to AUTO, AIR. AIR, PS, PB, Alfred W. Martinelli, president and chief 41 House site be a trifle forgetful today regarding your AVENUE... Burroughs dropped 314 to 62'/4 on the company’s AIR. REAR executive officer, attributed the decline to lower AM/FM, PS. PB. 42 Divorce capital IS 1 responsibilities. It's best to make notes report late Thursday of a sharp decline in AM/FM. CRUISE, 43 River nymph lor yourself to serve as reminders. results in the company’s electronics business and DEFROSTER, 44 Hot spring first-quarter earnings. CRUISE AND REAR IB LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It could later the company’s $21 million sale of Madison Square Xerox fell Y4 to 60‘4 on top of a 4Vi-point slide 45 Show scorn prove unwise if you spend funds today Garden in New York City in the first quarter of CRUISE, AND 47 Pub beverage Thursday, when the company posted lower quarterly MUCH. MUCH DEFROSTER before they are In your bank account. 1985. 49 Heroism Live within your means and only use the profits. MUCH, MUCH 52 Egyptian dam 30 |31 32 33 Net sales and operating income for the 1986 first A variety of issues rose as investors continued to MORE! site cash at hand. quarter were $y0903 million and $60.4 million, v n o o (Aug. 23-SepL 22) Be careful search out beneficiaries of a developing trend toward MORE! 56 1957 science 36 1 respectively, compared with $676.5 million and event (abbr.) today about making rash promises or vacations in this country rather than foreign travel. commitments. Agreements you make In $97.8 million, respectively, for the same period in National Convenience Stores rose P/h to 13; Southland 57 Norwegian ^ H «1 1985. dramatist haste will be difficult to unwind later. Corp. 114 to 52'/i; Ponderosa 1 '/> to 17'4, and Pillsbury. LIBRA (Sepl. 2S-OCL 23) Keep a weath­ Results for the 1985 first quarter included sales 61 3. Roman ^^^44 Bridge operator of Burger King restaurants, >4 to 79'4. 62 Large truck er eye on anyone performing special of $49.1 million and operating income of $2.5 Advancing issues outnumbered declines by about 10 ^6195 ^5995 $6995 63 Ancient British work or services for you today. Be sure million from businesses sold or divested during to 9 in the overall tally on the Big Board. The chariot they're doirtg the job properly and the latter half of 1985. exchange’s composite index dropped .22 to 139.87.' 64 Collega degrea aren't overcharging you in the process. having to take a single finesse. En­ (abbr.) 49 90 91 I SCORPIO (O ct 24 Nov. 22) Responsi­ NORTH 4-IS46 Generosity tries, however, are a serious problent 65 Aquatic bird bilities shouldn't be swept aside today unless declarer does a seemingly gen­ 66 Yards 96 97 96 99 90 ♦ K to pursue pleasure. Duty is bound to WKQ62 pays off erous thing. He must sacrifice his 67 Mao catch up with you later and causa great­ Coleco earnings, sales plunge tung 62 I 63 ♦ A J to 4 spade king, guaranteeing the contract. er woes. ♦ K J64 By James Jacoby So declarer wins trick one with dum­ SAOITTARNIS (Nmr. 23-Oac. 21) An DOWN 66 my's heart king. He overtakes dum­ WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - totaled $113.4 million, compared tions resulted in the shipment of 69 opportunity will be around you today, WEST EAST Three no-trump looks easy on to­ my's spade king with his ace and plays Coleco Industries Friday reported with $194.1 million for the first only modest quantities of some of 1 Sacred bird of but you m i^ t not develop it to Its fullest ♦ Q 62 ♦ J543 day's deal. There are eight tricks off 19 potential. Don't let a kicky break go by the 10 to drive out an honor. Next, d^ first-quarter earnings plunged to quarter of 1985. these new prodets in the first the Nile (C)10S6 by NEA. Inc VJ 109R W7 3 the top, with a ninth trick available if the boards. ♦ 65 ♦ KQ98 clarer takes the heart ace and forces $5.7 million compared with $19.4 “ Coleco’s financial condition quarter,” Greenberg said. CAPRiCOmi (Dec. 22-Jan. IS) Com ­ ® 107 3 2 ♦ Q98 the club queen or any diamond honor out the remaining spade honor while million last year, but was optimis­ continued to strengthen during the ments you make to others today will be is in the West hand, or if the heart suit he still has the club ace as an entry to tic about new toy lines including first quarter, primarily as a result The new toy lines include the quoted later. Before passing on any in- SOUTH divides 3-3. But bridge is full of sur­ his hand for the established eight and the controversial Rambo doll. of the net proceeds of $160 million Furskin Bears, created by Xavier CELEBRITY CIPHER tormation, be sura you have your facts ♦ A to 9 B 7 prises, so when you pUy the band won­ from the sale of 15-year subordi­ Roberts who also created the CBtUrtTy Ciptwr cryptogrwm er* crBf d from At 1-84) card points in the combined bands, not These compare with first quar­ Cabbage Patch Kids, including 643^135 agent. to mention a couple of 10-spots. 33 islands within a total of 266 square increased to about $340 million, DIBOHFT. NBZCF UIF8F B8F TPNF UIJOHT PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Usually ter 1985 earnings of $1.18 per share dolls with the new "hands that West North East SaMh Spot-cards — these are the key to miles, an area slightly smaller than more than three times the year- you're the type who lets others think lor 1 ♦ Pass 1 ♦ on a primary basis and $1 per share ago level, Greenberg said. hold” feature; Circus Kids dressed / MORIARiftY BR O THER S themselves, but today you might try to safely making your contract, and New York CSty. The islands are locat­ in colorful clown outfits; NPSF JNQP8UBOU UIBO QBTTJPO BOE Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2 NT ed in the Pacific Ocean where the in­ fully diluted. Those results exclude force your views and opinions on your Pass 3 e Pass 3 NT spades is the key suit. Notice that "Coleco’s product line was sig­ AH Stars in the official uniforms of ternational date line cuts the equator. an extraordinary $8 million credit listeners. Pass Pass Pass South holds the 10-9-8-7 behind the nificantly expanded for 1986 with a the major league teams; and MPWF.” — TPQIJB MPSFO. Kiribati has about 61,000 people, resulting from tax loss carry­ ARKS (March 21-AprS IS) Today you ace. If declarer can make three spade number of new product introduc­ Comsilk Kids, with silky hair that PREVIOUS SOLUTION: •'Love is like an hourglass The heart fills up as mostly Micronesian, and they speak forwards. may step out of character and not be Opening lead: 9 J tricks to go with his three heart tricks, Sales for the first quarter of 1986 tions, but initial production limita- can be combed and styled. the brain empties " — Ar>gie Dickinson motivatad.to help others unless you see ace of diamonds, and ace and king of Gilbertese and Ekiglish, the o ffi^ l something in it for yourself. clubs, he will have nine tricks witNiut language. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 19. 1986 - 11 !• - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 19, 1986 Labriola backers SPORTS deliver petitions

CMitaiMd Irom page 1 he stopped counting after the 617 names. The challenge slate will be Standing outside the registrars' called the Weinberg slate because office at 4 p.m., Ferguson said he Mayor Barbara Weinberg’s name was confident the petitions were appears at the top of the list of 23 going to be submitted on time, people. aithough he said he worked aii Moffett coordinator Robin afternoon coliecting signature Tracy, who is on the challenge sheets from peopie who agreed to slate, said Friday a total of about circulate them. Ferguson said 950 names were submitted to the some of the sheets that had been registrars’ office. The challengers handed out earlier this month were said they had hoped to hand in not collected on time because he between 1,000 and 1,200. could not contact the people who circulated them. ON APRII 3, the Democratic Town Committee voted to endorse THE CHALLENGE SLATE is a slate of 23 O’Neill backers in a made up mostly of supporters of bitter meeting. O’Neill and Moffett Labriola, but it also includes some forces in March had agreed to who are uncommitted or back divided the slate 19 to four in favor Bosxuto. In addition, five of the of the governor, but O’Neill’s names appear on both slates. supporters pushed through a full The endorsed slate — which was slate of delegates after Moffett based on the results of a March backers announced a few days straw poll of town committee before the April vote that they Hcrild photo by B tihiw members — Includes nine Bozzuto were going to challenge the backers, four for Labriola and committee-endorsed slate. three for state Rep. Julie Belaga. In another Democratic race, a ‘Window to the world’ However, Labriola supporters are primary will not be held in hoping to send the challenge slate Manchester to select delegates to Manchester police dispatchers wiil have a "window to the about $360,000 and includes new mobile and portable to this July’s nominating conven­ the Hartford County convention worid" in the new communications room at the police police radios, according to Police Capt. Henry Minor. tion in order to improve his that will nominate a candidate for The water mural at the end was provided because the chances of capturing the high sheriff. South Windsor resi­ station. The state-of-the-art radio equipment is being nomination. dent Robert Myette, who is now a installed in a larger room to replace outdated equipment room cannot have windows for security reasons, he said. On the Democratic side. Steven­ deputy sheriff, had sought to in cramped quarters. The new equipment cost the town son said he certified the required challenge an endorsed 23-delegate 617 names submitted by backers of slate that contained mostly sup­ gubernatorial candidate Toby porters of Alfred Rioux of Moffett, meaning a May 20 prim­ Newington. ary will give registered Democrats Forms were filed last Saturday in Manchester a chance to choose with the Registrar of Voters office Cheney Tech right-hander Rick Gon­ lead the Beavers to a 14-1 win over host between the challenge slate, or one listing 23 challenge delegates, but Nellie Krut member of the Senior Methodists She was born July 3, 1948, in Edward P. Hamlll . 4 . that favors Gov. William O’Neill. no petitions were submitted by i’V, zales (left photo) upped his personal Bolton High Friday afternoon. Bolton’s of the church. Manchester. She had moved from Edward P. Hamill, 80, of St. Stevenson said Moffett backers Friday’s 4 p.m. deadline. Nellie (Waickowski) Krut. 73, of She is survived by four daugh­ Ellington to Willington 10 years record to 3-0 as he scattered five hits, Steven Gates (above) collected two of handed in more signatures Friday Myette could not be reached for San Antonio. Texas, died March 12 Petersburg, Fla., formerly of i 4ar» w ters, Mrs. Frederick (Muriel) ago. She was a student at Manches­ Manchester, died Thursday in St. while striking out 15 in six innings to his team’s safeties. to bring the total to around 800, but comment. in San Antonio, Texas. She was the Towle of Manchester, with whom ter Community College. widow of Edward Krut. Petersburg. He was the husband of she lived, Mrs. Edward (Alice) Besides her husband, she is Alma (Foster) Hamill. She was born in Manchester and Miner of Mansfield Center, Mrs. survived by a son, Charles C. attended local schools. She served He was born in Ireland, and was Raymond (Evelyn) Flynn of Man­ Lenart, and a daughter, Theresa J. employed by the Manchester as a nurse in the U.S. Army chester, and Mrs. Eugene (Es­ Lenart, both at home: her parents. Toby has no doubt Reserves during World War II. Board of Education for 21 years telle) Moriarty of Islamorada, John and Theresa (Grant) Mes­ before moving to Florida. She is survived by a daughter, senger of Manchester; and two Gonzales, Tech top error-prone Bolton Kathy; threesisters, Agnes Waick­ Fla.; a son, David McConkey of He was an honorary life member Port Orange, Fla.; seven grand- sisters, Lynne M. Duda of Man­ of the Campbell Council, Knights owski of Manchester, Ann Kinzy of chester and Jill M. Fowler of In COC action this coming he’ll have the votes Augusta, Ga., and AdeleSlahtosky children; nine great- of Columbus, in Manchester, and a days rest because of a crippled , five hits, four Tibbs, the No. 9 batter, and Tom grandchildren; a great-great- Southington. charter member of the Hartford Bv Bob PapettI walks, four earned runs. His Dowd had two hits apiece to lead Tuesday. Bolton travels to Rocky of Shelton; and one brother, grandson; and two nieces in The funeral will be Monday at 11 Herald Sports Writer Beavers’ staff, struck out 15 Scholastic roundup the winners’ attack. Dowd also Hill High for an 11 a.m. matchup, Moffett already lays claim to 160 Stanley Waickowski of 4th Degree of the Knights of batters in six innings of a five-hit, record is now 0-2, while Bolton dips By Bruno V. Ranniello Northern Ireland. a.m. at United Congregational Columbus. — see page 13 to 0-3 in the COC and 0-5 overaii. scored three runs and drove one while Cheney travels to Bacon United Press International delegates from the party's town Manchester. She was predeceased by a son, Church of Tolland. Burial will be in BOLTON — Baseball teams two-walk performance to his per­ home on a squeeze bunt. Academy in Colchester for a 3:15 Burial was in Fort Sam Houston. Besides his wife, he is survived sonal record to 3-0 in the COC. “Give him a lot of credit,” said committee and caucus selections Bert L. McConkey. Willington Hill Cemetery in Wil­ traditionally save their ace start­ Baccaro of Sambogna. “I think he Gonzales, Ron Nese and Chris p.m. contest. HARTFORD — Democrat Toby in which O’Neill captured 1.146 Texas. by two sons, James E. Hamill of Glenn Parent worked the final The funeral will be Monday at lington. Calling hours are Sunday Wethersfield and John D. Ha mill of ing for only the biggest of we’re real injured — and we had no pitched an outstanding game. He Pires blasted doubles for Cheney, Moffett announced Friday he will delegates. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the games, when something like a inning on the mound for the CHENEY TECH (14) — Mancinl If/c 1:30 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Manchester: a daughter, Julie Techmen, who are also 3-0 in the one else.” had us beating the ball into the while Mike Mancini poked a triple. 5-2-1-2, Dowd 2b 4-3-2-L Carpenter cl primary delegates in 17 towns on Moffett said at a Capitol news White-Gibson-Small Funeral division pennant or neighborhood Gonzales’ two-bagger led off the 2-2-I-0, Krone 3b 0-1-0-0, Neie 3b/ss Margaret A. McConkey Home, 400 Main St., with burial in Carlson of Blandford. Mass.; two conference. 3-1 overall. Sambogna, the lone thrower with ground. It’s a good thing for us he May 20 and expressed "no doubt conference if he only captures half East Cemetery. Calling hours are Home. 65 Elm St., Rockville. bragging rights is on the line. had no infield support and he tired, top of the fifth and was the first 4-2-1-2, Gonzolei p/2b 5-1-1-0, PIret whatsover" he will have enough of the delegates in the 17 towns, it sisters. Amelia McGann and May any semblance of varsity expe­ ss/cf 4-0-1-1,Sheo1b2-0-0-0, Mooulrelb Margaret A. (Lewis) McConkey, Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Not so in high school. “He’s by far the best because he was very tough.” legitimate hit off Sambogna. 1-0-0-0, Pelletier c 3-0-04), Dettore If votes to challenge Gov. William will put him well ahead of the 270 Mchaffey. both of Manchester; Sometimes, you’ve got to go with rience on the winless Bulldogs, had 95, of 299 Spring St., died Friday at Memorial donations may be Werner F. Cacace and five grandchildren. we’ve seen,” said first-year Bolton a no-hitter after four innings and a The Beaver bats came to life to The Bulldogs’ lone tally came in I-1-0-0, Tibbs rt 4-2-2-1, Totols 35-14-9-7. O’Neill in September. delegates need to force O’Neill into home. She was the wife of the late made to the Living Gifts Fund, your best because it’s all you’ve coach John Jenkins of Gonzales, pound out eight hits for nine runs in Moffett said almost 10,000 signa­ a September primary. The funeral will be Monday at one-hitter after five, but trailed, the bottom of the sixth, when Steve BOLTON (1) — Sambogna 3-0-1-0, David W. McConkey. South United Methodist Church, The funeral for Werner F. 9:30 a.m, at the John F. Tierney got. who yielded only his second earned 5-0. None of the runs were earned the sixth and seventh against Pinto ss/2b 2-0-0-0, Gates cf 4-1-2-0, tures have been submitted for The number of delegates to the Cheney Tech’s Rick Gonzales Gates singled, stole second, Harley Ironfleld 3b 3-00-0, Maneggia Born in Portadown, County 1226 Main St. Cacace, 30. of Westminster Road, Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., run of the season. “We haven’t up to that point. Sambogna and reliever Dave Mix. reached third on a passed ball and certification in the 17 towns which party’s convention in July has been Armagh, Northern Ireland, Dec. who died Wednesday in California, and Bolton High’s John Sambogna seen a curve like his,” Not that the game was ever in any 1b 341-2-1, Curylo 2b 2-0-04), Marks It have 273 delegates, most of them set at 1.329. with a mass of Christian burial at He tired in the sixth and was scored on Bill Maneggia’s opposite 1-041-0, Martin c 3-04)41, Jarvis rf 24)4)4), 14, 1890, she came to the U.S. and will be Monday at 11 a.m. at the — the respective school’s No. 1 chased as Cheney rang up four doubt. Yavinskv rf 1-00-0, Mix K/p 24)4)0, won by Gov. William O’Neill in Moffett said the crucial towns in jM n n e Lenart 10 a.m. at the Church of the hurlers — hooked up in a pitchers’ Cheney coach Bill Baccaro is field sheer to left. Totals 26-1-5-1. settled in Manchester in 1920. She Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Assumption. Burial will be in St. more markers while banging out Cheney was stealing nine bases town committee and caucus selec­ the May 20 challenge are Water- was a member of the South United Jeanne (Messenger) Lenart. 37, Center St. duel Friday afternoon at Bolton. thankful to have a workhorse like in the first four stanzas, while Gates and Maneggia had two hits Cheney Tech 301 104 5 14-90 tions earlier this month. bury and New Britain where James Cemetery. Calling hours Cheney won. 14-1.' Gonzales. “Rickey’s never had a four safeties, including sophomore Bolton 000 001 0 1-5-7 Methodist Church for 63 years, a of Willington, died Friday at Burial will be in East Cemetery. are Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Chris Tibbs’ first varsity hit — a Bolton was committing six errors. apiece to account for four-fifths of Gonzales, Parent (7) and Pelletier, “I have no doubt whatsover I will O’Neill captured 49 and 40 dele­ member of the Mizpah-Spencer Hartford Hospital. She was the Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to No. that wasn’t a misprint, and sore arm,” said Baccaro. “He the Bolton offense. Sambogna had Mancinl (7); Sambogna, Marks (6) and funeral home. changes speeds continually. Our 380-foot home run into the woods. The result was an insurmountable, Martin. obtain the (necessary) number of gates respectively. Circle of the church, and a charter wife of Carl Lenart. 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. yes, it was still a pitchers’ duel. 5-0 lead for the visitors. the other hit. delegates." said Moffett in re­ The other towns where Moffett Memorial donations may be Gonzales, starting on only two backs were against the wall — Sambogna final line read: 5 1/3 sponse to a question on whether he will wage a primary are Branford. made to the American Heart would give up his fight if the May 20 Enfield. Haddam. Hamden. Man­ Association or the American effort fallSjflat. chester, Middletown. Milford. Cancer Society. Five percent of registered De­ North Haven. Plainville. South- Calendars mocrats in a given town are bury. Southington. Tolland. Tor- In Memoriam Whaler GM is not surprised required on petitions for a primary rington. Windham and Windsor jump-rope program will be held at 11 a.m. on the Earnest DeCioccio, Sr., passed and Moffett noted the 9.933 sigan- Locks. Manchester By United Press International York Rangers, made what seemed time. “He’s always good in the reason for us to try to open things North side of the Capitol. away April 19, 1982. up after the Whalers scored their tures collected within one week Mofett said he is undaunted by Rep. Barbara Kennelly, D-Conn., and Rep. Dan Nothing can ever take away to an innocuous comment March playoffs.” exceeded the collective total of the overwhelming number of dele­ Monday MONTREAL - Hartford Whal­ 26. hours before the Whalers beat The Canadiens watched Thurs­ first goal.” Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center Rostenkowski, D-lll. meet the press, 5 p.m., Hartford the love a heart holds dear. Montreal’s Mats Naslund said 7,350 signatures needed for the 17 gates delivered to O’Neill by town Hilton Hotel. Elizabeth Room. Fond memories linger every day, ers president-general manager Montreal 3-0 in the teams’ last day as Liut made big saves to lead communities. committees, saying they are con­ conference room. 7 p.m. Emile Francis has proved an regular-season meeting at the Whalers to a 4-1 victory over the Canadiens lose confidence Charter Revision Commission. Lincoln Center Tuesday remembrance keeps him near. The former Congressman said trolled by the party machine. The House meets in regular session at 1 p. m. and the Loving Wife & Children accurate prophet. Hartford. Montreal in the first game of their when they fall behind. his plan for a delegate primary However, he acknowledged he hearing room. 8 p.m. Senate meets in regular session at 2 p.m. Francis, a one-time goalie with “If we make the playoffs, watch Adams Division Stanley Cup “I don’t know why, but as soon as was "a historic one” because “it would have to borrow a large Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors. District Appropriations Committee will meet in Room W-58 In Memoriam the Chicago Blackhawks and New Liut. ’ ’ Francis told reporters at the playoff finals. The Canadiens he (Montreal goalie Patrick Roy) will serve as a people-oriented amount of the estimated $100,000 firehouse. 7 p.m. at 10 a.m. to act on bills from the floor. spent Friday practicing what they gives up a goal we lose steam,” he challenge against the political he will need to wage the May 20 Tuesday In loving memory of our parents will do when they face Liut and the Planning and Development Committee will meet in George Sommerville who passed said. machine for the first time.” primary. Pitkin Glass Works. Lincoln Center gold room, 7.30 Room E-55 at 10a.m. to discuss bills referred from the Whalers in Game 2 at the Forum Canadiens captain Bob Gainey p.m. away April 19. 1955 and Catherine Saturday. House. Sommerville who passed away The Weekend said the team must use the Wednesday Republican gubernatorial candidate Gerald Labri­ “There is no doubt that Liut aggressive style is displayed in Board of Education Building and Sites Committee. May 7. 1969. played a brilliant game.” Cana­ ola will hold a news conference in Room 310 at 10 a.m. Things have changed Thursday’s first period. 45 N. School St., 7 p.m. Legislative Black and Hispanic Caucus annual Whalers at Forum for Game Two diens coach Jean Perron said. “We German paper prints Thursday in so many ways respected the Whalers even before “When a team is outplayed badly spring celebration will be held in the State Armory But one thing changes never. MONTREAL — The Adams Division finals continue tonight at like they were in the first period, Judges Hours. Probate Court. 6:30 p.m. from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. the series began, but that doesn’t Arts Council. Lincoln Center conference room. 7:30 The memory of those happy days. the Montreal Forum at 8:05 when the steam-rolling Whalers mean we should lose confidence in they regroup and come back Wednesday When we were all together. shoot for their fifth straight playoff victory. strong.“ Gainey said. “We missed secret SDI accords p.m. The House meets in regular session at 11 a.m. and our own abilities.” Friday Remembered always. The Whalers beat the Canadiens. 4-1, in Game One on our chances in the first period. Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors, district the Senate meets for a regular session tentatively set Daughters and families Thursday. The series shifts to Hartford for Games 3 and 4 on As he did in leading his team to a They made theirs count.” BONN, West Germany (UPl) — request of the United States for 2 p.m. sweep of the Quebec Norqiues in The text of a secret “Star Wars ” contained little or no information firehouse. Main and Hilliard streets, 7:30 p.m. Annual Puerto Rican Fiesta. Hall of the Flags. 4 Monday and Wednesday. the first playoff round, Liut made Montreal lost the home-ice ad­ accord between West Germany that appeared sensitive. p.m. to 8 p.m. numerous key stops. Against the vantage for the series with the loss. and the United States appeared in They said the papers revealed Thursday EC baseball at Northwest Catholic Canadiens most came in the first However, the Canadiens were 4-3-1 a newspaper Friday and the the cooperation accords on design­ At the Capitol The House meets in regular session at 11 a.m. period, when Montreal outshot the against the Whalers this season, ing and building President Rea­ WEST HARTFORD — East Catholic High’s baseball team including two victories at government said the leak was HARTFORD (UPI) — Here is a list of state A drunk driving awareness program featuring engages in another All Connecticut Conference contest this Whalers 14-4. possibly an act of treason. gan’s Strategic Defense Initiative legislative, police and medical speakers and Hartford then scored three Hartford. project could be terminated by government and political events scheduld the week of morning when the Eagles visit rival Northwest Catholic High at The Whalers have gone 16-4-2 News editors said a U S. commit­ April 21. All rooms are in the Capitol complex unless representatives from MADD and RID will be held second-period goals to take ment to give equal treatment and either side with three months from 10:30 a.m. to noon in Room E-55. II a.m control. since March 1. notice. The project, to build an otherwise noted. East won its first three games of the season before losing to UPI photo patent protection to West German Monday Friday and U S. firms working on the anti-missile defensive shield, is The House meets in regular session at 11 a.m. Xavier High, 7-4. on Wednesday. “I don’t think the Whalers expect “We have confidence and enthu­ spaced-based weapons defense commonly known as “Star Wars.” The kickoff for the 1986 Connecticut Double Dutch to beat us in four straight games,” siasm going into Saturday’s Montreal’s Chris Milan (30) jumps over Hartford’s Ulf system appeared weaker than had The ’’Star Wars” accords were Celtics entertain Bulls in Game Two Montreal center Guy Carbonneau game,” Hartford’s John Anderson Samuelsson during action Thursday night. The Whalers said. “We have to avoid abandon­ said. “If Liut is as good as he was been announced by the signed at the Pentagon on March 27 '3 ; BOSTON — The defending Eastern Conference champion won the opener, 4-1, which was not surprising to Whaler government. by Weinberger and West German ing our game plan as we did in the Thursday, we have a good Economics Minister Martin Ban- 6,h Annual S p r i n g S t t l c Boston Celtics host the Chicago Bulls in Game Two of the NBA second period. There was no chance." general manager Emile Francis. The Cologne Express newspaper playoffs best-of-five miniseries at the Boston Garden on Sunday and its regional Bonn Express gemann. A similar secret pact edition splashed the secret accords between the United States and at 1 p.m Against the Celtics — as well as a related confidential Britain was signed late last year Art & Picture Framing...The LARGEST EVER! The Celts won the opener, 123-104. on Thursday night. The letter from Defense Secretary and has not been leaked. series shifts to Chicago on Tuesday, and Friday, if necessary. Caspar Weinberger — over three A spokesman for the West inside pages without commentary. German Justice Ministry told a A priM 9th - 27th Television and radio highlights Express editors interviewed on a news conference the attorney 2 0 % OFF ALL CUSTOM FRAMING Bulls are looking for positive signs television news show said th texts, general was probing the leak to see Gregory B. Haroian TODAY which were classified at the whether it was a treasonous 1 p.m. — Dodgers vs. Braves, Channels 22, 30. betrayal of a state secret. D.M.D. 1 p.m, — Sunkist WTA Championship, ESPN. By Frederick Waterman great performances not just from for the fans. Michael and Orlando slim hopes of upsetting Boston, Spokesmen for all ministries 2 5 % OFF CUSTOM FRAMING with purchase of original art Dr. Gregory B. Haroian is pleased 1:35 p.m. — Phillies vs. Mets. SportsChannel. United Press International Michael Jordan but from seven were spectacular." which posted the fourth-best involved with "Star Wars” said 2 p.m. — Heritage Golf Classic, Channel 3. more players,” said Woolridge. regular-season record in NBA to announce his association with BOSTON — Just as the song who did his part in Game 1, scoring For Boston, the victory was its history, 67-15. Chicago lost five of M an eludes they were investigating to see who Steven M. Lovelace. D.M.D. in the 2:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. Brewers, WPOP. 32nd consecutive home triumph. might hav^ leaked the document. 2 5 % to 5 0 % OFF ALL ART— FRAMED or UNFRAMED (in itock) 3 p.m. — PBA: Greater Hartford Open. Channels 8. 40. suggests, the Chicago Bulls plan to 25 of the 50 points accumulated by its six meetings with Boston, had 37 practice of Family Dentistry. Dr. accentuate the positive and elimi­ the Bulls’ frontcourt. The Celtics this year became the fewer wins and acquired the Bangemann. in a statement (Sales do not apply to area artists’ work) Haroian, a native of Manchester, 3:30 p.m. — Pistons vs. Hawks. Channel 3. best home team in NBA history police search telephoned to news agencies by his nate the negative in Game 2 of the nickname “The Terribulls” while graduated from Manchester High 4 p.m. — NASCAR Modifieds (delay). ESPN. Eastern Conference playoffs. “They’re basically a two-man and were 41-1 in games at the Jordan missed 64 games due to a ministry, “regretted the publica­ School in 1974. He received his B.S. 4:30 p.m. — Wood Memorial, Channels 8. 40, team, ” said Boston’s Larry Bird, Garden and the Hartford Civic Police Friday night searched the tion of the texts” and said it could Despite 49 points by Michael broken bone in his left foot. FREE POSTERS (in stock) if framed here at sale price degree in Biology and Psychology 4:05 p.m. — Red Sox vs. White Sox. Channels 22, 30. WTIC. Jordan. Chicago lost 123-104 to the who had difficulty defending the Center. Herald’s parking lot and wooded have ”a damaging effect on 7:30 p.m, — Rangers vs. Capitals. ESPN. power moves of Woolridge. . areas between Bissell Street and German interests.” from Trinity College in Hartford Boston Celtics in Thursday night’s The NBA s 1984 Rookie of the FEATURING... gnd his D.M.D. degree from the 8 p.m. — Whalers vs. Canadiens. SportsChannel. WTIC. Game 1 of their best-of- five series. Boston attempted 16 more free Year was restricted in his minutes Brainard Place for an unidentified The ministry statement quoted 10 p.m. — Boxing: Larry Holmes vs. Michael Spinks. HBO. Neither Jordan nor Woolridge throws than Chicago, a statistic man wanted in connection with an him as saying the position of R.C. GORMAN, P.B. MOSS, M.DELICROIX, G. AZOULAY, University of Connecticut School of The teams meet again Sunday was intimidated by Boston’s mas­ per game when he returned, but Dental Medicine in 1983. His mem­ which drew the ire of Bulls coach Thursday night be played a game- assault on Main Street. German companies in “Star J. CARTER, EARLE, E. TAY and much, much more ... afternoon at Boston Garden. sive frontline of the 7-foot Robert Stan Albeck. berships in professional organiza­ SUNDAY Parish. 6-10 Kevin McHale, 6-9 high 43 minutes and showed Patrol officers with flashlights Wars” contract bidding was “con­ 1 p.m. - NASCAR First Union 400. ESPN. Forward Orlando Woolridge searched for about 15 minutes siderably better and stronger’ ’ as a tions include the Hartford Dental said the Bulls’ good first half in Bird and 7-foot reserve Bill Wal­ “They get an incredible amount neither his game nor his confi­ after it was reported that the result of the accords and that Society, Connecticut State Dentdl 1 p.m. — Bulls vs. Celtics, Channel 3. WKHT. Game 1 was more important than ton, each taking the ball inside on a of calls. There’s a disparity there dence were affected by the injury. suspect had ju m i^ underneath a "decisive progress in industrial 4ssociation. 4merican Dental Asso­ 1:05 p.m. — Red Sox vs. White Sox. Channels 22, 30. 38, WTIC. their second-half struggles. variety of twisting, highly athletic someplace. How many times did car in the Herald’s parking lot. A and research cooperation with the €DVsWRD DG^n ciation. and the Academy of General l:-35 p.m. — Phillies vs. Mets. Channel 9. drives, Dennis Johnson try to knock the “It’s been a while since I've been Herald employee, who was in the United States has been achieved Dentistry. The new office of Drs. 2:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. Brewers. Channel 11. WPOP. "Tm not disappointed that we ball away from Michael and knock on for the whole game and I feel I through the accords ” Lovelace and Haroian is located at 3 p.m. — Cardinals vs. Expos. Channels 8. 40. played well in the first half but “It would have been fun to sit him off balance? I would like to could score every time,” he said. parking lot at the time, saw the G/ILLGRV “I don’t think the same thing (49 man run from the under the car The governing coalition of Chan­ the Watkins Centre, 935 Main St., 3:30 p.m. — Heritage Golf Classic, Channel 3. ’ poorly in the second. On Sunday we back six rows in the stands and have the same license that they 4 p.m. — Sunkist WTA Championship, ESPN. just have to take the negatives and watch the two of them,” said have.” said Albeck. points) will happen Sunday, but into a wooded area to the rear of cellor Helmut Kohl on Thursday in Manchester. maybe I’ll be able to draw people to the parking lot. had voted down a parliamentary .8 p.m. — Flames vs. Oilers, ESPN. turn them into positives. Parish. “They were doing so much “To beat the Celtics we need out there it was very entertaining me and be able to dish it off.” Police said late Friday night that move by the opposition to force 172C Glim CTOn RD s o u t h WlllObOR C t 0607d Hi/lMe Uli*TGRS LTD (203)644-8750 .Ji-rdan is the key to the Bulls’ they were unable find the suspect. publication of the accords. It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 19, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 19. 1M6 - II SCOREBOARD Scholastic roundup

x-Aprll 25— Hartford at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Cardinala 4. Expaa 2 x-AprII 27— Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Runiiing Manchester baseball breaks out, wins first Baseball ST. LOUIS MONTREAL x-AprII 29— Hartford at Montreal, 7:35 Ob r h M bb r h bl p.m. Community College. In losing their first three base­ fired scoreless ball, fanning seven banged out 22 hits en route to a 34-9 the bottom of the sixth inning Academy scored five times in the Colmnan If 5 0 3 0 Rolnn If 4 0 10 Boaton Marathon.winners Judy Bums, Andrea Bearse and M cCJm cf 4 10 0 LbW 2b 3 0 0 0 Campbell Conference ball gannes this year, Manchester and walking none. He hit one victory over host Hartford Public proved to be the difference as host first inning and never looked back Norris DWIslon Melissa Carroll were singles NL ttandlngt H trr 2b 4 0 2 0 Dawson rf 4 2 2 1 High collected 15 hits and scored 10 batter. in Central Connecticut Conference Merev Hiqli tioM off Fpst ratholic. ns the Pn)v~-‘ - ‘ humped Polton Clark 1b 2 1 1 0 Brooks ss 4 0 0 0 (Toronto vs. SI. Louis) (Ustlngyoar.tlmoandwinnor) winners for the Eagles, while the (Bluosloadsarlosl-d) runs while swinging for an anemic “ Gavarrino was a settling influ­ Blast Division action. 8-7, in All Connecticut Conference High, 162, in Charter Oak Confer­ Landrm rf 4 1 1 1 Wolloch 3b4 0 3 1 1965-2:14:05, Geoff Smith doubles duos of Katie Gillespie and (MMi CM it OOIIM N»t lndu

U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 19, 1986 ■ ■ "A News for Senior Citizens Boston Marathon doesn’t have a clear-cut favorite Butterflies for April

Nagging ankle iiiluries have By United Press International Texas ABM runner is making his Rodgers in Pboenlx all winter, Wit and Wisdom Writers Club selected ‘Golden Years’ has second meeting first attempt at the distance — 26 should lead the Americans. Meyer kept Joan Benoit Samuelson from running Boston, leaving current "Butterflies," by Dorene Anne Sullivan of BOSTON — The winner's laurel miles, 385 yards. claims to be in better shape than in world record holder Ingrid Kristi- acquaintances. Schedule (or the Week: Menu for (he Week wreath at Monday’s Boston Mara­ Barrios recently recorded a 1983 when he ran to a 2:09:00 Vernon, as its poem of the month for April Editor’s note; This column is ansen of Norway little If you missed the last health fair, No lunches April 21 - 25. Coffee thon couldn’t be preordered. One string of impressive 10-kilometer Boston victory. prepared by the staff of the Monday; 10 a.m. bingo; 12:30 competition. you can attend the April 30 health available. sise must fit all because this year’s (6.2 miles) road victories leading Other Americans include Pete recently. The poem follovys: Manchester Senior Citizens’ pinochle games; 12:45 Golden Kristiansen set the 2; 21; 06 world fair, 9-11 a.m. You will have an Scores event is a true race — not a time up to Boston, including a blistering Pfitzinger, winner of the 1984 U.S. Center. Years workshop (seminars on mark when she ran uncontested Butterflies opportunity to partake in a series April 11 - Setback scores; Ada trial (or an overwhelming favorite. 27; 41 in Phoenix and a 28; IS In New Olympic Trials marathon with a elderly Issues). Bus pickup at 8 last April in London, but lost to of screenings; blood pressure, Rojas, 115; Gus Frank, 111; Mary For the past two years, it was a Orleans. 2:11:43 effort, and Ken Martin of By Jeanette Cove a.m., return trips at 12:30 p.m. and Benoit last October in America’s Brightflight of wings, hearing, dental. Representatives Lou Holt, 107; Dom Anastasio, 106; given that Geoff Smith was going Kunimitsu Itoh of Japan, who Phoenix. But Martin, with a Senior Center Director 3:15 p.m. Marathon in Chicago when she from other agencies will also be Ann Firestone, 105; Helen Silver, to win — he ran virtually uncon­ finished second to de Castella in 2:11:23 best, might scratch be­ Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus placed second by more than a Wonderous things. available to answer your questions 102; Emil Cote, 102; Marge Cote, tested. The only question was, the 1981 Fukuoka (Japan) Mara­ cause of a leg injury be suffered The ROTC students will be on (grocery): 9:30 a.m. non-grocery minute. spring vacation the week of April and distribute information about 98; Pat Fales, 98. “ How fast?" thon and has run a 2; 09; 35 while running hills in preparation Butterflies. shopping bus (K-M art); 9:30 a.m. "Winning Boston would be very April 14: - Pinochle scores: Ann Now the questions are "W ho?" marathon, also figures to be for Boston. 21. Therefore, there will be no available services. oil painting: 10 a.m. square important,” said Kristiansen. "I meals. Coffee will be provided. There will be a second registra­ Fisher. 716; Bob Hill. 676; Bob and "How fast?” among the leaders. Ito placed third A 10-year, $10 million infusion Sun condensed. dancing; 1 p.m. bowling - Parkade think the race went downhill for a tion day for those interested in Schubert, 672; Mina Reuther, 660; With $250,000 in prize money now at Fukuoka last year. from the John Hancock Life On April 21 at 1:30 p.m., there Lanes; 1:30 p.m. exercise with while, but I think it's going up Nature’s breath. taking the Montreal-Quebec trip, Dom Anastasio, Catherine a part of marathoning’s most While most runners dread a hot Insurance Co. brought the runners will be a mandatory organizational Cleo. Bus returns from shopping at again. Any win in the States is July 14. A representative will be at prestigious event, the Boston At­ Patriots’ Day afternoon, it could back. Triumph 12:30 p.m. Gleeson, 649; Adolph Yeske, 653; meeting for lady golfers. Arrange­ the center on Monday, May 12 at hletic Association got back in the prove a blessing for two-time New “ It’s'back, and it’s great,” said important to me.” Wednesday: 9:30 a.m. pinochle Floyd Post, 648; Ada Rojas, 648. Lisa Martin, an Australian ments are being made to provide 9; 30 a.m. Flyers are still available business of recruiting world class York Marathon winner Orlando Charlie Rodgers, who manages his Over sleeping death; games; 9:30 a.m. caning; 10 a.m. April 15: - Bowling scores: transplanted to Phoenix with her golf lessons to those who are at the center. athletes to compete. Winners in the Pizzolatto of Italy. brother Bill’s running stores. Friendship Circle; 12:30 p.m. Norman Lasher, 515; Bruno Gior­ marathoning husband, Ken, has Blessing of the summer skies. interested. two open divisions — men and In his first New York victory in “ This is the way things are Openings are available for our bridge games; 12:30 p.m. arts & dano, 211; Stanley Wlochowski, run a 2:27:40 personal best and is women — each earn $30,000 and a 1984, Pizzolatto withstood 79- supposed to be. This is Boston. And Butterflies. big week trip, May 14, to the JFK crafts. Bus pickup at 8 a .m., return 201, 500; Walter Delisle, 545; the closest to Kristiansen. She ran THE GOLDEN YEARS work­ new Mercedes. Bonuses include degree temperature and 99- I love it." Library and the New England trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. Harvey Duplin, 230, 562; Sabby for the Australian team in the shop will have its second meeting $50,000 for a world record and percent humidity to win in 2; 14; 53, The prize money is not reserved Aquarium. Thursday: 9 a.m. orchestra DiMarco, 200; Mike Pierro, 541; Olympic Marathon and finished If thunder calls Monday at 12; 45 p.m. The topic of $25,000 (or a course record. although stopping to walk eight for the top few. It goes 15 places rehearsal. John Kravontka, 200, 538. this week’s discussion group will We welcome back to the center, On paper. Rob de Castella. the times in the final six miles. deep for both men and women — seventh. When evil falls. Loma Kimec, 177, 493; Harriet be “ Changing the Music on the Basil Baker, who was absent for Friday: 9a.m. cribbage; 10a.m. 1983 world champion from Austra­ Last year at New York, Pizzo­ the first major world marathon to Under the right conditions, Mar­ Giordano, 178, 456; Florence Does good's soul rise Merry-Go-Round of Life,” and will several weeks. Condolences are bingo; 11 a.m. exercise with Cleo; lia with a marathon best of 2 hours. latto, 27, ran relaxed in a pack offer equal prize money for both tin says she can break 2:24 at Doutt, 181, 478; Celeste King. 175; touch upon changing relationships extended to George Blake and 11:45 a.m. lunch: 12:30 p.m. 8 minutes and 18 seconds, is the behind the leaders, finally emerg­ sexes. Boston, and her hope is to keep In butterflies? Viola Pulford, 203, 511; Hilma with children and other family family over the loss of his brother, setback games. Bus pickup at 8 statistical favorite to win the 90th ing from 20th place and overtaking While equal prize money sounds contact with Kristiansen — unless McComb, 191, 502; Pat Cleavage, members and enhancing relation- and Margaret Borst who also lost a a.m., return trips at 12:30 and 3:15 event at Boston. Ahmed Salah of Djibuti in the final like a great idea, and is supported the Norweigian holds true to form 194, 497. ships with friends and brother. p.m. But marathons are not run on three miles to win in 2:11; 34. by most, some opposition exists and pushes the pace early. Martin paper. Given perfect weather Even 38-year-old Bill Rodgers, a within the running community must then hope she can catch upon DPI photo conditions, a half-dozen men could four-time winner who says "I can’t because of the scarcity of top the hills. About Town be shoelace-to-shoelace when they see myself as a force," has an women marathoners. Also running in the women’s Thirty-eight year-oid Biii Rogers, who has been absent turn up Boylston Street for the outside chance to stage an upset in And evidence of that lack-o(- division are 1980 Boston winner from the Boston Marathon for a two-year period because Books for sale Gemcraftere meet Births 600-yard final stretch into Copley his return to the Boston Marathon depth is apparent in Boston, with Jacqueline Gareau of Canada who Square. after sitting out the past two races this year’s women’s race looking it didn’t offer prize money, wiii be in Monday morning’s ANDOVER — The annual book Nutmeg Gemcrafters will meet strikingly similar, competitively, owns a 2:29; 28 personal best and Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the First nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Andrew. 2. De Castella sees Mexico’s Ar­ in protest of the B AA’s refusal to field and is still seen as a threat to win It. Rogers is a sale of the Andpver Public Library Bell, Jessica Lynn, daughter of Yellen of 116 S. Adams St., was to the men’s races of the past two Lorraine Moller, the 19 Boston John Chaves of 163 Nathan Hale turo Barrios as his greatest threat, award prize money. four-time winner. will be May 3 from 9 a.m. to 2p.m. Federal Savings and Loan, 344 W. Stephen and Susan (Nelson) Bell of bom March 27 at Manchester years. champ who boasts a 2:28; 18 best. Middle Turnpike. Members will Road. The paternal grandparent is although the 23-year-old former Greg Meyer, who trained with on the library lawn. In case of rain, 2473 Main St., Coventry, was born Memorial Hospital. The paternal Bellock, Jonathan Raymond, discuss a recent field trip. Jacquie Champagne of 456'/4 Main it will be held May 10. March 8 at Manchester Memorial grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. son of William J. and Abigail St. Donations of books are welcome Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ John Yellen of Rockville. The baby (Ellis) Bellock of 62 Oak GroveSt.. and may be left at the library Pregnancy c Ib m ents are Judith Nelson and Neal has two brothers, Matthew, 9>/4. was born March 28 at Manchester. during library hours. The library is Halldorson holds onto one-stroke lead Nelson, both of Manchester. The and Jared, 7, and a sister, Lannan, Jessica, daughter of Memorial Hospital. The maternal Manchester Memorial Hospital Sports In Brief open from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and Marisa-Brie, 5'A. holds an early pregnancy class on patenral grandparents are Mr. and David K. and Denise (Harkins) grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ‘Tve got a pretty good streak lliursday; from 2 to 9 p.m. ahead of Pooley. Halldorson captured the 1980 Pen­ the third Monday of each month Mrs. Robert Bell of Vero Beach, Lannan of 51 W. Middle Turnpike, Neil Ellis of 43 Butternut Road. By Ira Kaufman going, but there’s lots of golf to be Tuesday; from 10:30 a.m. to noon Bouley, Michael William, son of An 18-foot birdie putt at No. 10 sacola Open. and Pooley of Tucson, from 7 t,o 9 p.m. in the conference Fla. was born March 28 at Manchester The paternal grandparents are Pony, Colt League signups being held United Press International played. Whatever lays in the cards and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday: from 2 William M. and Janis (Runde) gave Pooley a share of the lead at Ariz., won the 1980 B.C. Open. This room of the hospital. No registra­ Memorial Hospital. The maternal Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bellock of here for me is gonna happen. I to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday; and Bouley of 55 Main St., was born grandmother is Shirley Harkins of The Manchester Recreation Department will hold Pony HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. - 8-under, but after both golfers had is Pooley’s first Heritage appear­ tion is necessary. Riley, Ryan Robert, son of Westport. The baby has a sister. went to last week’s tournament to from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday. March 27 at Manchester Memorial 71 Niles Drive. The paternal League baseball registration (ages 13-14) now through April 25 Despite a record-tying front nine a bogey-5 at No. II, Halldorson ance in five years while Halldorson Timothy and Kelly (Bryner) Riley Emily Elizabeth, 2. get on an easier golf course against Books should be marked with the Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ grandfather is Robert D. Lannan from 6 to 8 p.m at the Mahoney Rec Center. The Rec Department by Don Pooley, Dan Halldorson birdied the 12th hole from 25 feet had missed the last three tourna­ of 151 Chestnut St., was born ments at the 6,657-yard Harbour a weaker field. ... I needed to get donor’s name if a tax receipt is Club has open house March 26 at Manchester Memorial ents are Mr. and Mrs. William R. of Manchester. is also conducting sign ups for the Colt League baseball from maintained his one-stroke lead out. A Halldorson bogey at No. 13 desired. Magazines and textbooks Town Golf Links course. into an element where I could The Square Circle Club of Hospital. The maternal grandpa- Runde of 38 Adelaide Road. The April 28 through May 2 at the same hours and place. midway through the $450,000 Herit­ forged another deadlock and both cannot be accepted because of Guiles, Tiffany Nicole, daughter regain my confidence.” Manchester Lodge of Masons will rentrs are Mr. and Mrs. James W. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Pony League is for 13-14 year olds who have not reached their age Classic Friday by shooting a leaders birdied 14. A bogey-4 at No. Gregory, Peter, son of Mark and of David W. and Nancy (Popielarc- “ I lost a little of my concentra­ space limitations. Children’s have an open house Monday from 9 Bryner of Fountain Valley, Calif. Mrs. William M. Bouley of 29 15th birthday by August 1,1986. The Colt League is for those 15-17 3-under-par 68. 17 dropped Pooley one shot behind. books are especially needed. Barbara (Scofield) Gregory of 531 zyk) of 38 Union St., was bom "I started off hitting everything tion on the back side, but I came Halldorson’s winning share of a.m. to noon at the Masonic The paternal grandparents are Sunset St. years old who have not reached their 18th birthday as of July 31, Halldorson’s opening-round 66 For more information, call 742- Lydall St., was born March 28. The March 29 at Manchester Memorial just where I wanted to and back to make birdies right away,” $36,000 is counted as official PGA Temple in the James W. McKay Mr. and Mrs> Robert F. Riley of Hospital. The maternal grand­ 1986. gave him a one-shot advantage 7428. TrefeUien, Ryan Marie, daugh-' maternal grandparents are Robert struggled a bit on the last few said Halldorson, who missed the money, but the victoi^ is not Social Room. There will be coffee, Glastonbury. The baby has a mother is Rita Popielarczyk of Everyone must sign up. whether you played last year or not. over Roger Maltbie, but Pooley ter of Randell W. and Theresa M. and Arline Scofield of Meriden. holes,” said Pooley, who fired a 69 cut in seven of his nine events this acknowledged as an official Tour refreshments, cards and pool. All sister. Shannon Marie Riley, 2. East Hartford. The paternal quickly emerged as the major (Chaves) Trefethen to 17 Strant The paternal grandparents and Registration must be in person; no phone registration will be Thursday with birdies on two of his year before winning last week’s triumph. He’s not losing any sleep Masons and their friends are grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. second-round challenger with five St., was born March 26 at Manches­ Mr. and Mrs. Mary Connors of 275 accepted. final three holes after a double Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic. about the curious distinction. invited. Alyssa, Brandy-Jean, daughter William Guiles of Ashford. birdies on the front side to make 4-H collects ter Memorial Hospital. The mater­ Lake St. The baby has a brother. Those signing up for Colt League who are on a high school team bogey-7 at No. 15. of Christopher and Elaine (Fitch) the turn at 31, tying the course Manchester 4-H Clubs are col­ cannot try out until the high school season is over. " I ’m very pleased to be in this record shared by Jack Nicklaus, lecting items for the Hartford Drug costs savings Those who are selected for a team will be required to pay a $5 position. Today was a pretty nice Ben Crenshaw, Scott Simpson, COVENTRY — Residents may fee and purchase a $3 Rec membership card. day to play — a little breezy but not County 4-H auction and tag sale Howard Twitty and Jodie Mudd. UConn prez plans April 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at pick up applications for CON- as windy as yesterday.” Halldorson. who has won just one the First Congregational Church, NPACE, a prescription program Maltbie had three birdies and a official PGA event in nine years on 837 Main St., East Hartford. Those for people 65 and over, at the Fly Fishermen hold outing May 18 bogey on the front nine to drop to the Tour, finished at 8-under 134 who want to donate items may call Human Services office in the Town 6-under, but a triple bogey-7 at the to have active role WILLIMANTIC — The Connecticut Fly Fishermen’s Associa­ while Pooley stood alone at 135 David Forman at 647-3671. Pro­ Office Building, according to Do­ 412-yard 11th followed by seven Nine in ten Manchester area readers tion will'hold its annual outing on Sunday. May 18, on the after a 66. ceeds will support many 4-H events rothy Grady, human services consecutive pars left him at 139. with the final candidates before Wiliimantic River, Willington, rain or shine from 10 a.m. until 6 Fuzzy Zoeller fired his second STORRS (AP) — University such as the Interstate Exchange administrator. Residents may call straight 68 to stand two shots back Halldorson never fell behind the May 18 deadline set to find a p.m. Fishing will take place in the "catch and relase” section. In of Connecticut President John Program, trips and camping for 742-5324 for more information or Pooley despite stringing together coach. at 136 while Chip Beck used a 67 to T. Casteen says he will become members and leaders and training for applications. this area, all fish must be taken on flies and returned to the river six consecutive pars beginning at " I don’t mean a 20-minute prefer the Manchester Herald go 5-under at 137. Defending directly involved in picking a programs. To be eligible, a single adult unharmed. No. 5. The 34-year-old Brandon, chat over coffee," he told the champion Bernhard Langer new basketball coach when the must have an income of less than Fishermen who are not familiar with the river are urged to stop Manitoba, resident then climbed New Haven Register. "I would barely made the cut following a 74 selection comittee narrows the $9,000 and a couple must have an at the CFFA headquarters in Nye Holman State Forest where aboard a bogey-birdie roller­ like to get out of business for a 4-over 146, but 1984 Heritage field to two or three candidates. income less than $12,000. After for local news , CFFA members will be available to serve as guides. Directions coaster ride for four holes before winner Nick Faldo soared to an 80 The position was vacated on surroundings and spend two or Tuition awards paying an application fee of $15, are: 1-84 to exit 100, turn east on Route 74 for one-quarter mile to and failed to qualify at 151. settling for par on his final four Monday with the resignation of three hours on my boat or an St. Bridget’s Rosary Society is eligible people will pay half the the forest entrance on the left. Under sunny skies and minimal holes. Dom Pemo, who had a 139-114 out-of-the-way place with the offering $100 tuition awards for St. prescription costs and the state The public is invited. breezes, Halldorson birdied three Halldorson and Pooley, in his record in nine seasons as head top candidate or candidates. over any other print publication. Bridget School students and $200 will pay the balance. Coventry straight holes starting at No. 2 to 11th year on the professional coach. However, the Huskies "It will give me an idea of the awaMs for Blast Catholic High Pharmacy and Village Pharmacy make the turn at 8-under. one shot circuit, have each won once before. had losing records in each of person and how he might fit into School students who are children also have applications. Bolton Road Race set for May 4 Perno’s last four seasons. our academic community. It or grandchildren of society At the monthly surplus food Casteen, who took over as the will also give him a chance to BOLTON — The ninth annual Five-M ile Bolton Road Race, members. To apply, send a letter distribution Tuesday from 1 to 2 If you live in Manchester then the Herald’s the state school’s president last express his plans and sponsored by the Bolton Lion’s Club, will be held Sunday. M ay 4. to Gail Varney, 146 N. School St., or p.m., the office staff will assist newspaper for you because it’s the only one that’s Manchester golfers summer, said Thursday that he aspirations." at Bolton High School on Brandy Street at 1 p.m. Millie Kos, 119 Chambers St., by people with CONNSPACE is “ committed to academic Casteen said he will rely applications. geared expressly to the needs of the community. A jfiaiuiu'iih'i i^rrali^ The entry fee is $4 before the race and $5 the day of the race. excellence combined with at­ heavily on the recommenda­ April 30. recent survey conducted by First Market Research Trophies and merchandize prizes will go to the top men’s and tions by the search committee have positive outlook hletic excellence.” of Boston pointed out that the Herald’s major bigpmi"; women’s finishers in the following divisions: Juniors (12-17), and Athletic Director John “ I do not think you have to be 1 ^ 4 Open (18-29), Submasters (30-39), Masters (40-49), Grandmas­ a private university to compete Toner’s recommendations. strength is in its local news coverage and its ters (50-59) and Supermasters (60 and over). Additions awards Bv Jim Tierney I / Ldai nai uurd (at Red Rock), 22 in the Big East of any other “ I will not say, ’Hire this guy, intimate focus on the Manchester area. According Herald Correspondent will go to the first Bolton finisher, first subjunior finisher, Rockville/Windham (at Twin major college conference. Vir­ but not that guy.’ But I want to to the study, nearly nine in ten readers say they youngest finisher, oldest finisher, team award and to those in a Hills), 27 East Hartford H, 29 ginia, UCLA and Michigan are have sufficient enough input Positive thinking is prevalent in « read the Herald for the local hews and nearly seven random drawing. Enfield/Fermi (at Cedar Knob). prime examples of being able to that will allow me to help the the Manchester High School golf GOOD NEWS AMERICA, For the team award, teams are to sign up at the team table the June 3 Wethersfield A, 4 Glaston­ combine academic and athletic people responsible for the hiring in ten say that local news is the most important outlook for this season. Sixth-year day of the race with a minimum of three entrants and a bury A. excellence.” to make the right decision," he strength of the paper. coach George Wells is determined Home matches at Manchester maximum of five. Casteen said he hopes to meet said. GOD LOVES YOU” to better the Indians’ impressive Country Club. For applications, write Bob Peterson, 400 West Street. Bolton. 17-5-4 ledger of a year ago. Conn.. 06040, or Nassiff Sporting Goods, 991 Main Street, The Indian linksmen begin ac­ CRUSADE The same study shows that the Manchester Herald is Manchester, 06040. tion Monday against East Hartford rated quite highly in terms of space devoted to at East Hartford Golf Club. selected local issues in its Opinion pages. Nearly eight "Overall, we have high hopes,” ELIMINATE NEWSPAPER PROBLEMS Wnh Evangelist j I ' ll-.xr' Wells said. “ We’re going to be one in ten readers find that the space devoted to Toner to receive national honor or two in our conference (the Dr. Frank Schwall viewpoints on local issues to be more than sufficient in O n tral Connecticut Conference STORRS — University of Connecticut director of athletics explaining the issues. This extensive coverage East Division). Rockville is al­ WITH A John Toner has been named the 1986 recipient of the provides readers with the depth of information they ways tough." Distinguished American Award by the National Football Three letterman return, headed need to make reasonable decisions on key local issues Foundation and Hall of Fame. by senior Phil Fedorchak. Senior Sunday, April 20 — 11:00 A.M. that may impact on their lives today, or in the future. Toner will receive his award at the foundation’s 29th annual Andy Boggini will play No. 2 forthe theme: Missions & Evangelism In turn, the Letters to the Editor column allows awards dinner in New York City on December 9. NEWSPAPER BOX! Indians. Juniors Matt Paggioli and readers an opportunity to vent their views on an issue. John Wynn are battling each other focus: Preschoolers and Children for the next two slots. Junior Rick Mount Your One of the most important news categories in the UConn soccer opens season Aug. 31 Savidakis will play No. 5. "Individ­ minds of most Manchester area residents is local ually, Fedorchak is one of the best Home Delivery Sunday, April 20 — 7:00 P.M. news, with nearly 75% rating the Manchester Herald in the state," Wells believes, "and STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s soccer team very high in this coverage area. launches its fall 1986 season on Sunday. August 31. against Wynn is coming along really well.” Newspaper At theme and focus: Youth William and Mary at 2 p.m. at the Connecticut Soccer Stadium. A problem the Indians will face Pizza & Music Videos for youth following the service The date is the first of seven consecutive home Sunday dates is their scoring gap, being larger A Convenient for Coach Joe Morrone’s Huskies. than expected for a team hoping of p A P ^ UConn has a 20-game schedule, of which 12 will be home. contending for the conference and Location. state Division I championship. Monday, April 21 — 7:00 P.M. Paying attention to the needs of its readers is the After Fedorchak, who is a two or three handicap, Manchester dips IVs A Sure theme: God% Love number one priority of the Manchester Herald. Warren withdraws from UConn to eight and 10 handicaps. focus on: the Music Ministry They feel it is their responsibility to listen to what "Hopefully, we’ll do real well," W ay To residents in Manchester have to say. They’re STORRS — University of Connecticut guard Terence Warren has voices Wells. "Our best record especially interested in hearing any comments you withdrawn from school to return to his home in Irvington. N.J., ever was 25-4 in 1982 and I feel we’ll Safe News... Everyday! two assistant basketball coaches said Thursday. attain our best record since then. Tuesday, April 22 — , 7:00 P.M. may have about the service you get from the Warren’s playing time decreased during his sophomore season Consistency will be a deciding theme: Lordship Herald. They guarantee prompt delivery and when he averaged 1.3 points per game and had 59 assists factor.” White Leather Grained Finish / Black Lettering courteous, efficient service on all billing matters. If compared to 4 points a game and 96 assists as a freshman. focus: Singles Schedule: April 21 East Hartford • Easy to Mount Instructions you’re not satisfied, they want to know about it. If A. 23 Berlin/Northwest Catholic H, ORDER BY MAIL ^ .. a. you let them know how they can improve the paper 29 Glastonbury H. Pick One Up At for you, their readers, then they will continue to be Graf leads three Into semifinals Your Name Wednesday, April 23 — 7:00 P.M. May I Wetherfield H, 6 South Address __ Our Front Desk your voice in Manchester. AMELIA ISLAND, Fla. — Top seeded Steffi Graf advanced Windsor/Hartford Public H, 7 theme and focus: the Family City ______Zip Friday to the semifinals of the $275,000 Sunkist-WTA Bristol Central A, 8 Rockville- Family Potiuck Supper at 5:45 P.M. Championships with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over Laura Gildemeister. /Windham H, 12 Norwich Invita­ Moh.-Fri. 8:30-5:00 or... tional, 14 Berlin/Northwest Ca­ Please send me _____ Newspaper Boxes at *7 each. Graf, 16. of West Germany, will meet No. 6 seed Kathy Rinaldi tholic A, 15 Enfield/Fermi H, 19 Contact our of Stuart. Fla., in one semifinal match. Rinaldi defeated □ Check Enclosed □ Send It C.O.O. Bristol Central H, 20South Windso- Circulation Dept, to third-seeded Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia 6-1, 7- 5. MAIL ORDER TO; Manchester Herald UlanrhFfitrr Hrralft In the other semifinal match Saturday. No. 2 seed Claudia Circulation Dept. make arrangements FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Kohde-Kilsch will meet the winner of the match between No. 7 seed Gabriela Sabatini and No. 4 seed Manuela Maleeva, 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, CT 06040 at 647-9946 240 HII^LSTOWN ROAD "YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER" scheduled for Friday night. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 The tournament is being played on clay courts At Racquet Park. East Catholic High’s boys’ PHONE: 649-7509 Kohde-Kilsch of West Germany rolled over Angeliki track lost to Suffield High. 86-67, on Source: First Market Reteurch of Boston, ianuarv, 19B6. Thursday. It was incorrectly re­ Kanellopoulou of Greece. 6-0, 6-0, in 51 minutes. JlanrliMtfr Ibralb ported in Friday’s Herald. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 1«, ItM — 17

l« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 19. 1»86 MACC News Advice Engagements The cops and robbers are getting set for the big game

acclaim throughout Europe and penny too much. Virginity is old-fashioned, Editor's note; This column Is Funeral Home, who annually Curtis ( the Rev. Newell) pastor at bribeable referees, maintain order the United States Is a unique film prepared by the staff of the masterminds the battle of black Center Congregational Church and if not peace on the battle (H)urt. about the greatest evil of modem Manchester Area Conference of and blue, tells me that they've designated Foul Shooter (or the Nancy Carr, executive director of NOTICES— DON’T FORGET times. Shoah has no holocaust Churches. changed the format this year. Robbers. MACC will act as custodian of the reservations for the naarveloui scenes and no morbid images — it Instead of a pregame, there will be wheelchair. Cheerleads will be dinner Thursday, May 1, hejag but it’s never out of style is a 9 and one-half hour voyage of an open foul shooting and three MANCHESTER’S FINEST will from Assumption Junior High offered by the Future Chef’s Club discovery through memories of By Nancy Carr point contest starting at 6:45 for be represented by: Jon "Papa School. of Manchester Community College you. our contemporaries, powerful in DEAR Executlye Director budding cops, clergy basketball Bear" Hawthorne (Coach), Ed­ to benefit the shelter-soup kitcbm We know you don't want to miss its application to the present. The ABBY: Please players and anyone wishing to ward Wilson "the Brain,” John renovations, must be made W DEAR ABBY: I have soipe this exciting event so tickets will be film documents the fact that there keep telling Along with the bursting of bright participate. Winners of the foul Wilson "R ighty,” Larry Wilson Friday, April 25. HckeU are $18 friends who are champion is such a thing as evil and that by young girls to crocus and daffodil buds, our shooting contest, there will be two “ Lumpy,” John Cashmen "the available at the door. Cost is only per person. Please call Glenn braggers. They brag about their ^ shutting our eyes to it, evil, even in "hold out” for yoking (and not so young) up­ groups, ages 11 and under and age Judge,” Mike Ludlow "Stretch 1,” $2 for general admission, $1 for Lamaire at 647-6136 or 647-6119. Dear Abby children and-their grandchildr^p,,'; such magnitude as the holocaust, marriage. Once holders of morals and safety here 12 and up, will be awarded a $25 John Piklell "Stretch 2,” Marty seniors and youngsters under 16. The first annual Greater Hart­ and as If that’s not enough, they becomes manageable and not too a girl gives in to in ' Manchester are once again savings bond donated by Jordan "Enforcer,” Karen Toppi Come bring junior and grandpa for ford CROP Hunger Walk will begin carry pictures of their cars, their.^ offensive. a guy, he thinks Abigail Van Buren gearing up for the annual Cops and Tierney’s. “ Dr. T.,” Sandy FIcara “ Flash,” a fun evening for the whole family. homes and their boats! .. at I p.m. Sunday, April 27, at he owns her. Robbers basketball game (to be­ Upholding the shaky reputation Thomas Larson "W olf,” John There are other ways of bra^j, Our Jewish Christian dialogiie Asylum Hill. Congregational Among the high nefit MACC) scheduled for 7 p.m. of the local ordained this year will “ Radar,” Paul Lombardo SHOAH, DESCRIBED BY Gene ging. Some folks "complain group has already seen a preview Church. An eight-mile walk school crowd, Sunday at East Catholic High be: The Reverend Mike “ the “the Artist,” Robert Scarchuk Siskel and Roger Ebert as “ Ex- about how much in(x>me tax they, of Shoah and some have read the through the scenic and historic Vv ' boys still talk School gymnasium. Spurred on by Spike” Thornton, The Reverend "Quick Draw.” traordinan’ Simply one of the have to pay. Then there are entire script. We urge you to make section of Hartford, the walk will about easy last year’s victory, MACC clergy Dale “ the Gale” Gustafson, the The Honorable Wilson Deakin, greatest films ever made. Don’t mothers who "complain” that , every effort to fit Shoah into your end about 6 p.m. Sponsorship girls. hhVe been holding weekly prayer Reverend Jim "the Rim” Meek, assistant superintendent of the miss it.” will be showing April 27 - their telephones ring constantly., schedule. Applications are availa­ forms are available at Center I still remember these lines from a guy who looks at me only as niMtings to get in shape. Prepara- the Reverend Paul “ the Troll” Manchester public school system, May 7 at the Wadsworth Atheneum because their kids are so populafj^, ble in the MACC office (649-2093). Congregational Church. "Y o u can a song that was popular back in something to be used? ti()hs by the boys in blue are still a Kroll, Bob "the Job" Standley, and a man above all reproach and and the Greater Hartford Jewish John Greene Michael W. Schoeneberger Some social types “ complain At 9 and one-half hours and $20, be a part of the answer to the Greg Paternostro 1930’ When I get married, I want to cidkely guarded secret. Fran “the Man" Bachand, Steve suspicion will, with his cadre of Community Center. and L. Toby Brown about being “ exhausted” from all Shoah is not a second too long or a problems of hunger.” and Martha Eddy "Y ou 're the kind of girl men give my husband a very special Tom Tierney of John F. Tierney "the Breeze” Gustafson. Cutsey seasoned, hardened and non- Shoah, receiving unprecented and Christine Coughlin the parties they have to go to. forget. gift, something I'v e given to no one Brown-Schoeneberger "When they play, else I'v e ever known. What can be (Can't they say no?) Coughlln-Patemostro Eddy-Greene "Here comes the bride,' more special than myself? I think there’s a lot to be said for . HOLDING OUT AND PROUD modesty. If something worth brag- ; Dr. and Mrs. John R. Eddy of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G. Brown "You'll stand outside.” Doris Coughlin of 390 Woodland of 3S6 Parker St. announce the I saved this letter from your OF IT ging about happens to me or my ‘ Buttetin Board St. announces the engagement of Manchester announce the engage­ family, I just keep quiet about it . ment of their daughter. Martha enagement of their daughter, L. column; please run it again. I want her daughter. Christine Coughlin, DEAR HOLDING: Your reasons and let somebody else adveilise it. ; Louise Eddy, to John Joseph Toby Brown, to Michael W. my granddaughters to see it. to Ureg Paternostro, son of Mr. for "holding out” are valid, Oops, I ’m sorry. Am I bragging ; Tuesday — 6 a.m., men's prayer breakfast; 7:30 Greene, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Schoeneberger, son of Mr. and MILUE m South sets the week and Mrs. Richard Paternostro of 74 Mrs. William H. Schoeneberger of sensible and marvelously because I don’t brag? p.m., CW Love. N. Lakewood Circle. The bride also Greene of Manchester. MINNESOTA BRAGGE^ Here is the week planned at South United Methodist The bride-elect graduated from S4 Perkins St. DEAR ABBY; Every once in a refreshing! Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer break­ Is the daughter of the late Ed Church: fast; 6 p.m.. Pioneer (^ubs; 7 p.m., ciMir rehearsal; Manchester High School and at­ The bride-elect graduated from while I see letters in your column Coughlin. Manchester High School in 1983. concerning the pros and cons of DEAR ABBY: Here's our prob­ DEAR BRAGGER: Go ahead ! Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m „ men’s seminar; 7:30 p.m., Dave Dolan, missionary The bride-elect attended Man­ tended Manchester Community She is a junior at the University of remaining a virgin until marriage. lem: My 92-year-old aunt Is living and brag about not bragging..^ worship service, with Dr. Shephard S. Johnson speaker, spring missionary conference. chester High School and Southern College. She is office manager for Connecticut majoring in early I'm 27 years old, attractive (or so with my husband and me, and we'd You’ll not offend anyone — excepH preaching “ The Good Shepherd;’’ 2 p.m., visiting; Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation. Connecticut State University. She the Architects of Glastonbury. childhood education. She is an people say) and I'm saving myself like to get away for a weekend. One maybe a few braggers. — 5:30 p.m., confirmation. Friday and Saturday — Pioneer Clubs ovemighter. is employed by Harte-Hanks The prospective bridegroom aerobics instructor at Spa Lady in for the man I marry. Outside of the of my nieces is willing to take her, Monday — 7 p.m.. Living Gifts Fund report; 8 p.m.. Communications. also graduated from Manchester Manchester. fact that premarital sex is morally but auntie raises a fuss, saying she Living Gifts executive committee. The prospective bridegroom at­ High School. He has been em­ The prospective bridegroom wrong, here are a few other will have trouble sleeping. Abby, Do you hate to write letters,, Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group; 7 p.m.. tended Manchester High School, ployed as a tool and die maker by graduated from Manchester High reasons: she has gone on trips with them and because you don’t know what lAH Living Gifts Fund report; 8:15p.m..LivingGifts Fund Here Is St. Mary’s week the University of Hartford and the Pratt St Whitney for 12 years. School in 1981. He attended East­ 1. I do not have to worry about other relatives, staying at differ­ say? Thank you notes, s y m p a t ^ celebration. University of Connecticut. He is An Aug. 2 wedding at the The following events are scheduled this week at St. ern Connecticut State University getting a disease. ent motels, and she's never had a letters, congratulations, how to.* Wednesday — 10 a.m., Asbury Ringers; 6:30p.m., employed by the NCR Corp. Universalist Church of West Hart­ M ary's Episcopal Church: and the University of Connecticut, 2. I do not have to worry about problem sleeping then. decine and accept invitations aiUC Wesley Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; adult An Aug. 30 wedding at South ford is planned. Sunday — 7:30 a.m., worship with holy eucharist; studying English and psychology. getting pregnant. My husband is mad. He says my how to write an interesting lett^i^ Bible study. United Methodist Church is tn. 9:30 a.m., worhsip with holy eucharist and choir. He is self-employed at Mico 3.1 do not have to wonder if a guy aunt is being selfish and stubborn. are included in Abby's bookistr, Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m.. planned. In 1917, Republican Representa­ Monday — 7:30 p.m., vestry. Enterprises. really cares for me or if he's just Have you a solution? “How to Write Letters for AIC Youth Choir; education work area; 7:45 p.m.. tive Jeannette Rankin of Montana Tuesday — 5:15 p.m., children’s choir; 6p.m..choir A June 21 wedding at St. Mary's using me for sex. HERE'S HOPING Occasions.” Send your name and* Staff-Parish Relations. The average U.S. family eats became the first woman to serve in address clearly printed with a • Fiiday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. fellowship supper; 6:30 p.m., Cappella Choir; cbuivh Episcopal Church is planned. I have been out with many guys school teachers’ meeting; 7:30 p.m., Ehiqulrers' almost three tons of food annually. Congress. DEAR HOPING: Ask a relative, check or money order for $2.50 and ! Saturday — 10 a.m.. Junior Choir. who have tried to get me into bed, Class; Manchester Fam ily Day Care Exchange and after I tell them I am saving neighbor or friend to move into a long, stamped (39 cents) self-j your home in your absence and addressed envelope to: Deap- meeting. Sullivan-Walch. myself for the man I marry, I Concordia plans trip Wednesday — 10 a.m., worship with holy stay with auntie. She will have no Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. BbxT never hear from them again. This communion and healing; 7:30 p.m., senior choir. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sullivan bachelor's degree in accounting at is fine with me. Why waste time on trouble sleeping. And neither will 38923. Hollywood, Calif. 90038. , ^ Concordia Lutheran Church's special events of Wilbraham, Mass., announce Bentley College in Waltham, Mass. committee is planning a trip to (}uincy Market in Thursday — 4 p.m.. Cherub Cboir; 7 p.m., the engagement of his daughter, She is an assistant treasurer at Boston, Mass., on April 26. The bus will leave from the ordination of the Rev. Anne J. Wrider. Therese Marie Sullivan, to Bryan R.M. Sullivan Transportation Inc. ' church at 8 a.m., and will return at about 6 p.m. The Saturday — 7:30 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. Robert Walch, son of Mr. and Mrs. in Springfield, Mass. Drugs won’t solve problem cost is $12 per per.son, and seats on the bus remain. Allan P. Walch of 213 Blue Ridge The prospective bridegroom is a Those interested should inquire at the church office. Drive. graduate of East Catholic High Other events scheduled this week at Concordia Alcoholism Is topic School. He received a bachelor's D E A R DR. example, endogenous depressIoS include: The bride-elect is also the degree in computer information GOTT: Due to a — the type that occurs irrespective Sunday — 8 a.m., worship with holy communion; Adult children of alcoholics will be in the spotlight of external factors — is not usually; daughter of the late Mary Louise systems from Biientley College. He series of very, 9; 15 a.m., church school and Christian Growth Hour, Sunday morning at the Unitarian Universalist due to stressful events; It can bo. Sullivan. She is a graduate of is a programing manager at Legal stressful addressing “ Concerns for Peace,” led by Barbara Society; East. A committee of society members, allot helped by antidepressant; Minnechaug Regional High School Data Systems in Boston. events, I am Dr. Gott Baker; 10:30 a.m., worship with holy communion. whom grew up in families with alcoholics, will discuss in Wilbraham. She received a An Oct. 12 wedding is planned. experiencing medication. Monday — 7 p.m., Stewardship-Evangelism the influence the disease bad on them, and how they reactive de­ Committee. have dealt with those effects. The service is at 10:30 pression. Every Peter Gott, M.D. D EAR DR. GOTT: My husband, Tuesday — 10; 30 a.m.. agoraphobic study group; 8 medicine I try has been told he has an enlarged p.m., Bible study. (Lithobid, In- heart. Is this a serious matter? t Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobic group; 6:30 Here’s Center's plan Cinema deral, Desyrel, worry when I see him working! 4 p.m.. Children’s Choir; 7:45 p.m., Concordia Choir. Xanax, Valium, hard or lifting things. Thursday — 9 a.m., Bible Discovery. The following events are scheduled this week at and Sun 2,4:35,7,9:40. — Heavy Metol ' Centrax, Pame- Friday — 7 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. Center Congregational Church: HARTFORD counseling with a psychologist, DEAR READER: As a general, Cinema City — a Room With a View (R ) Sot midnight. — The Rocky Horror lor) makes me feel ill. I just don't Saturday — 8 a.m., departure for (juincy Market; 6 Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship service; 9 a.m., Sot-Sun 1:4S, 4:20, 7:30,9:SS. — Out of Picture M ow (R ) Sot midnight. — seem to be able to tolerate the psychiatrist, social worker, pas­ rule, an enlarged heart means that p.rri.. prayer for church renewal. breakfast; 10 a.m., nursery and toddler care, church Africa (P G ) Sot 1:10,4:10,7:10,10; Sun Monty Python and the Holy Groll (P G ) tor, doctor; even a good friend with a person has heart trouble; the I Bonnie Jean Lavoie 1:10,4:10,7:10. — Sleeplno Beauty (G ) Sot midnight. medications well enough to be school; 11:15 a.m., social hour. Sot-Sun 1, 2:40, 4:40. — Kiss of the helped. Could you give me some

It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 19. i»86 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? Farm Supplies and Equipment — 80 ...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 The best way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Buslnass Proparty...... Offlce/Refall Equipm ent...... 81 Noticts Rasort Proparfy...... 26 Bookkeeping/Income T a x ...... 54 RATBS: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day...... 0 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 6 to 19 days: 70 cants par line per day. Classified Ad. When you place your ad. you’ll receive Lost/Found...... 01 Boats and Marine Equipment. . . . . 83 Ptraonols...... M Wantad to B u y ...... 28 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Announcements...... 03 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Musical Items...... • ■ 84 Minimum ciMrBo: 4 linos. s ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 Rentals Electrical...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Flnonclol...... 05 Miscellaneous for S o le ...... 87 D N A O L IN U : For classified advertisements to Roams for Rant...... 31 Heating/Plumbing...... 80 be published Tuesday through Saturday the STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQUARE. MANCHESTER Apartments for Rant...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 Employmtnt & Education Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Condominiums for Rant ... .: ...... 33 Services Wanted...... 42 For odyertlsements to be published Mondoy, Help Wanted...... Homes for Rant...... 34 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Situation Wanted...... 35 Stora/Offlee Space...... Merchandise ITV/STEREO/ IBDATS/MARINE Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort P roperty...... 36 Autom otive ANTIQUES/ PETS AND Instruction...... 1^ Industrial Property...... 37 Hallday/Seosonal...... 31 RBAD YOUR AO. Classified advertisements are LiJCDLLECTIBLES APPLIANCES I EQUIPMENT 8UPPUE8 Employment Services...... IS Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... token by telephane os a convenience. The Roommates W anted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vons for Sale...... 92 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Used Refrigerators, Free To Good home - ...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of BUSmiSSA Washers, Ranges — 16 foot Mad River canoe, Large loving Old English Wanted to R ent...... Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Rool Estate TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 the original Insertion. Errors which do not ■ w » HARTFORD Cleon, guaranteed, parts paddles Included. Used sheep dog cross. 3 years Machinery and To o ls...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 lessen the value ot the advertisement will not and service. Low prices. four times. Excellent con­ old and healthy. Owner Homes for Sole ...... 31 Services Autos for Rent/Lease...... 94 CARRNTRY/ WSCElIAilEOUS ANTIQUES dition. $800. Please call Condominiums for Sole...... 32 Lawn and Garden ...... 77 be corrected by an additional Insertion. B.D. Pearl 8> Son, 649 moving. Desires coring Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive...... -. 97 CNOCAIIE MEMODEUm SERVICES Main Street, 643-2171. 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- family with sofe area for Lots/Land for Sale...... 33 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 I WAREHOUSE 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Investment Property Cleonina Services...... 52 Fuel Dll'/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 1 "Josh" to play. Must Dumos Elecirie— Hoving Panasonic Upright Va­ Bob. meet "Josh" to opore- Carpentry and remodel­ Custom Rotetilling. Hove cuum — With attach­ Electrical Problems? Tro y Bin RotoHller. Will O p e n Tuet.-Sat. clate him. Coll days, 647- ing tervlcef — Complete Need a targe or o snMril ments, bags 8> extra belt. 7 8003, evenings 643-066. home re p w and rem^ trovel. Oordens, lawns, lOam-Spm months old. $50. Good 12 Foot aluminum boat, ICDNDDMINIUM8 Repoir? We Specialne In flower beds, large or I HDMES Ucenaed dov core mom deling. Quaitty work. Ref- Resldentlol Work. Joseph condition. Call 646-3245 7'/2 horsepower motor, HELP WANTBI FDR SALE hat full ttma opening. ereneat. licensed « i d l.n> small. Call 643.1895 after 5om. trailer, boat seats, an­ Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE Dumas. Fully Liconted. HELP WANTED HD 646-aUO. wired. Call 64A816S. Free Ssflmatet. 64A53S3. 243 Farmington Ave., chors, and oars. S6S0.0C j.O .’s Secretorlal Sot’ firm. Call 643-6339. vice, word processing Hartford MACHINERY American Airlines trans­ Bobyaltter • reliable per- I ports pet kennel, excel­ Camp Counselors. The Cute and Cozy Is this nice Manchester - 2 bedroom,” ,'; ton'to tit Monday. Wed- resumes, molllrm. Oreol I a n d t d o l s Canoe - Hand made cedar. Manchester Recreation paneled 5 room ranch Vh baths. Air condition­ iPAINTiRS/ \ m v m / 525-6785 lent condition. Only made '1ov ond Thursday, rotesl Coll 6 0 ^ . 17' prototype racer. $500 one trip. 150 firm. 649-001. LOST AND FOUND Department Is seeking with central vac, carport, ing, wall to wall. All:' 6:30. Keeney St. area, PAKRW8 [FUHIRHIR 1 ’ : • or best offer. 643-9882 otter Person to work In wood­ counselors for Camp Cooks - short order, pizza Full Time days, some Cleaning personnel, floor shed, and fenced yard. appliances. Minutes from Home gardens mfotllled, Table Saw 7" Complete cleaner, handyman. Port Olotfonbury line. with motor 8, homebullt 5pm. Husky Cross - One year working type shop, most Kennedy, a 6 week & grinder. Apply In person nights, motivated person Priced to sell. $83,500. Call 84. 29 Thompson Road,. (Qillj 4S94284. Fogorty Brothers — Ba­ Reosonoble rotas 60-8987. read prints. Apply In per­ summer day camp for La Strada West, 471 Hart­ with management poten­ time 643-5747. today. Century 21 Jack- $64,900. Owner financing Name your own piice — ■ stand. $45 649-9537. old. Free to good home. throom remodellne; In- I CLOTHING Needs love and affection. son at Pyramid Indus­ retarded citizens. Counse­ ford Rd. Manchester. tial. experience ston Showcase 646-1316. available. Owner will paiCr.' Father and ton. Fast, Oordens Rotottllsd. Smoll preferred buf will fraln. stallotlon wafer heaters, If Interested call 643-051 Lost Childs Pet. Cat char­ tries. 8 Thompson Road, lors lead and supervise closing costs. Nocera A ■ > wwaCLEAliMB dependoble tervlee- WQFfMNIWwtpOlWli;a ? JmwB Cub Cadet garden tractor LAWN AND QAI MUSICAL East Windsor, C T. day to day activities and Dental Receptionist - Benefits & salary. Apply BUSINESS East Hortford-Thls 7'/i Co. 589-4511. : Pointing, Paparhanging Jacket size 36. Blue de­ ask for Paul. coal grey, with white bib m SERVICES repolrt, 64MS39. Vlsa/M- with reor tiller, sotltfac- nim, sanforized, made by GARDEN 0 1 ITEMS and paws. Vicinity special events. Applicants South Windsor Office. 3 In person Two Legs, Man­ OH DPPSRTUNITIES room Raised Ranch with 2 A Removal. Coll 6 4 6 ^ . otterCord oeoapfod. Bon guaranteed, 604KQO OD must be at least I8years of day week. Call 644-1509. chester & Wllllmantic. car garage, fireplaced Manchester. 3 Bedroom'" ~ Lee. New condition S15.00. Kennedy Rd. and Vernon We.yrlll Cleon your home or 872-4106. 646-3388. Top Soil — Cleon, rich Gllbronson Organ, very Wishing will not sell any­ St. Call 649-4803. age and have experience family room, fully ap- condo, full finished base­ thing ... a low-cost od In working with special pop­ Foreman & carpenters Picture Framer. Semi ex­ ment, eot-ln kitchen, 2 ‘ or office weekly or bi­ Painting and PaperMnp- stone-tree loom. Any good condition. SSOO or nS H MARKET pllanced kitchen, formal weekly or as you with. 6 ,|MttCELUNE«i" Delivering clean form amount delivered, 872- best otter. Coll 528-2996 Classified will. Why not ulations or secondary ed­ wanted to work In Man- perienced or will train, dining room, mainte­ full, 2 half baths, carport, big — ■ Bxlerler and Inte­ loom; 5 yards 05 Mus tax, Swimming pool Installers ucation relating to work chester/South Windsor 649-6939 8. 647-8776 years expertence, tome- rior, ceUIngt repaired. ^ SERVICES 1400. after 6pm. place one todoyl 643-011. SDuthingtQfi nance free aluminum sid­ tennis court A pool. 1 end you con trust wHh Alto sand, stone, and I H l FURNITURE S5 & S6 dollars hourly, will with special populations. area. Should be expe­ evenings. ing, newly remodeled, 2 $125,900. Flano Real Est­ Reforenoet, fully Insured. train. 742-7308, between 9 Baty SbofpIgK P la n reforancet. Alto cidl ut Quality work. Martin gravel. Call 6434504. Lost a yellow (Morris Applications are avallo- rienced In residential new porches. Call today. ate. 646-5200. : Odd lobs^ Trucking. &5. bale at the personnel of­ framing. (3ood pay. 647- K-mart Help Wanted. RaAicoi for gakk salt for our window prices. AAottsten, evenlngt, 649. RECREATIONAL type) male cat, answers $125,500.Century 21 60-9963 after Sbm. . Ifome repairs, y o u name fice 41 Center Street Man­ 3844. Merchandise employees, Owner financing. Jackston-Showcose, 646- 4431. It. we do It. Free esH- EQUIPMENT to Bootsle. East Maple St. Accounts Receivable North field green condom­ Vaclnlty. Coll 649-6685. chester or by calling cashiers and stock. Full Brass aggrax.: $28#,000 1316. m < ^ . Insured., 64341304. Clerk - Growing East 647-3126. The Town Is an time and part time posi­ iniums. Manchester, spa­ Solid pine, hand crafted Hartford Oil Company Net aggrax.: $100,000 cious 3 bedroom, 2'/li ; CARKNTRY/ Pm i Coeikg Oagkad seal Poolsl Pools! Pools! AAA Impounded - Golden Re­ equal opportunity em­ tions are available. Expe­ Immaculate 3 bedroom Howfcet Tree Service •— InganeUiwStiipIngOiNe- hutch. Good condition, pool distributor must dis­ has opening for full time ployer. Deadllnefor appli­ rience not necessary. N0CaU«00.M0KEM baths, finished rec room. - • REM00EUN8 $125.00. Call between 9am triever male 1 vr old, gold home on private wooded $91,900 by owner. Coll Bucket Truck B Chipper. wereAFatklngteW. pose of entire stock of clerical person. Duties cation Is 4/25/86. Many employee benefits. 800-4811 country lot. 2 baths. Gar­ 1 Stump Removal. Free Es- 8. 7pm. 647-1107. new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. found on Center Street. 'Hartford Road/ Dairy FUORMS Include opening and pro­ Apply In person dolly 649-2316, priciples only. ttmotes. Special consMer- Lab cross male 9 months cessing mall, posting to Queen hiring for day shlf- age. In-ground pool. A Ihgrrand Ifomodeling — family sized swimming old, tan & white, found Production worker for t/asslstant cake maker Mon., Wed., Thurs., and must to see. $111,900. CoOtnets, roofino. gut­ ationfOrEldsrlywidHon- pools with huge sundeck, computer, and phone con­ light manfacturing, some FrI., from 10am to 4pm. Joyce G. Epstein Real dlcapBed.60-7»si. Center & Brood Street. tact with customers. Must and decorator. Also coun­ BUSINESS ters, room additions, Ftoortondng ~ Plders LOOKING FOR gOod fencing, titter, ladders Coll Manchester Dog lifting required, flexible ter person to work In Sat. 12 noon to 4pm. Rsal Estats Estate, 647-8895. dedkt,

lQ9iTRUCKS/VANS WANTED TO CARS I CARS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS TAG SALES BUY/TRADE FOR SALE m FOR SALE m FOR SALE TAB SALES 1977 Dodge Van-Body Wanted - Old Lace, linens, 1984 Conquest - 'Pocket good condition, engine- OuMn Ann# tnd tabl#> Todoy Is great day... and pre 1950 exceptional clo­ Rocket' 2.6 liter turbo 5 running condition, new glass top $75. brass & gloss Classified Is a great way thing, also quality cos­ speed, loaded with power tires. $500 or best offer. tabiM. Clarlnottoroollstlc tume lewlery. Call 742- options. A/C AM /FM Ste­ 1982 Saab - 900APC turbo, ... to sell somethlngl 643- April 19th, 9am to 2pm, 80 446-1514. steroophonic rocord 2711. 9137. reo cassette. Balance of black, 3 door, garaged, ploYor $40. King Louis Waddell Rd., multi fam­ transferrable warran­ pampered and polished Oak Kitchen table. 4 ily, a yarlety of Items, no 1977 FIDO Custom 4 cy­ XIV highback chair $150. chairs. $75. Rowlng/ex- tees. (Rust Proof drive weekly. Evenings 423- previews. linder standard. Cap 8, Copohart consols stsrso cerclse machine almost train etc.) Excellent tour­ 2072^______stereo Power Steering. $35. Wood butlsr tobls $20. new $40. 447-8313. Automotive ing coup. Excellent condi­ $1900. 444-3143. Lam p $20. assorted point­ Tag Sale. 10 Bllveu Rd. tion $8900 or best offer. Mustang II, 78 red, V6, ings. mens small shirts, Tag sale April 19th, 132 Manchester, Sat, April 19 446-6754. Automatic, 4 new tires, knick knpcks. Coll 871- Maple St., Manchester. from 9am to 3pm. 43,000 miles, very clean. I CAMPERS/ 2975 anytime. All types af househald Chevy 79 Malibu Classic Call 644-5954. TRAILERS TAB SALES needs.______I CARS Wagon, excellent engine, 1980 Wedding Gown. Good Saturday April 19, 9am- Tag Sole - Moving. Furni­ FOR SALE no rust, automatic trans­ 1981 Plymouth Reliant - 1983 Ford Merry Mller. Condition. Asking $200. 4pm 108 Helalne Road. mission. $2,700. 646-02M. Blue, excellent running Van/comper, 37,000 miles, Call Ruth at 449-3052. ture, appliances, books Boat, rug, games, books, and lats more. Saturday 1974 Dodge dart, runs as condition, body. Interior. power steering 8, brakes, chevy 307 motor, datsun Is, needs work, muffler, 1979 Chevette - blue 4 $2195. Call 644-2794. automatic, air, regular Mens 10 speed. Excellent and Sunday, April 19 and motor(tor parts), Ham­ 20. 9am-5pm. 122 Wood- exhaust pipe 8, radiator, speed, runs excellent, no gas, fully equipped - condition. $100 444-9549. M ulti-Fam ily tog sole. mond organ 8, misc. rust $1,195. Call 444-2794. April 19. 9am-4pm. 159-201 side St., Manchester. less than a year old $300. stove, shower, toilet, re- Henry St.. Manchester. 649-1827 or 443-0290 frldgerator, ample stor­ age. Excellent condition, 2 Family Tag Sale, bar 2 Family. Furniture, Just because you don't staols, tables, affice Audi Fox 1974 good condi­ no rust. 742-7700. use an Item doesn't meon glassware, clothes, mIsc. tion. To many new ports chairs, desks, camblna- Saturday 9am-4pm. 65 the Item has lost Its value. tlon filing cabinet, girls 10 1978 Honda CVCC Wagon to list. $1250. Call 742-8847. I MOTORCYCLES/ Why not exchange It for High Street Manchester. Tog Sole - Sunday 10-5. speed 24 Inch Calumbla 4 door, standard, 23,000 cash with an od In Classi­ 1982 Chevy Celebrity 4 MOPEDS Baby Items, household bike and much mare. The ag Sale Saturday 8, Sun­ For Sale-1976 Datson B- miles on rebuilt engine. fied? 643-2711. door sedan, air, power goods, some furniture, corner of Princeton 8, day 19 8, 20, 10am-5pm. 210. Running condition, Excellent running con- Tanner 10am-2pm Rain or needs work before being dlton, little rust. Asking steering 8, brakes, Suzuki 1983 K a ta n a - much more. 359 East Mid­ Corner Spruce and AM/FM. Excellent dle Tpke, Manchester. Shine obsolutelv no early registered. Call 643-5364 $1,200. Call after 4 pm. car. excellent condition. Best Welles. Clothing, misc $3450. 447-9104. ENDROLLS birds. Saturdov April 19. Items. after 5pm. 449-4110 offer. Call Jim 528-7583. 27<6 wldlh-25« 13¥i «ridth-2 lor 2S6 INVITATION TO 810 The Manchester Public M UST be picked up st the Schools solicits bids for Manchester Herald Office MUSIC EQ UIPM EN T (or the before tt A M. O NLY 1994-1987 school year. Sealed bids will be received until APR IL 23,1994, 2:30 P.M., at which time they will be oub- Price Wort Flashing ar­ llclv opened. The right Is r ^ row signs $299. Lighted, served to relect any and all non arrow $279. Unllghted bids. Soecltlcotlons and bid forms may be secured at the $229. (Free LettersI) Only Business Office, 45 North few left. See locally. 1-800- School Street, Manchester, 423-0163, anytime. Connecticut. 04304

NOTIC8 OF SPSaAL iiEETINO OF ElECTORa OF THE nOHTH UnUTIEt OltmiCT N O TICE IS H ER E B Y G IVEN that there 'NIIJ.be a Spedal meeting of the electors of the Eighth Utilities Dlstrlrt on Frl- dov. Aorll 25, 1904, ot 7:30 o.m. ot the District Fire House, 32 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, tor the tollowlng "**(S*ToVae If the electors will outhorlie the DWrif* row o sum not to exceed $1,500,000 for o term ®* ^ TAG Interest rote not to e x c ^ 4% t»

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The story behind the story 2 Between the Lines: The story ' behind the story. By Josie 4 Outlook: Oh, brother, it’s tantrum ^ * time again. 0 Cover Story: Manchester pair has one of America’s top fashion We feature the latest innovation in pool design and construction. designers for a boss. • corrosion free • reinforced concrete 10 Sexuality: This delicate matter hberglass pool deck available demands the attention of a male • thicker steel • automatic pool cleaners M.D. • insulated walls for • maintenance-free warmer water design 11 The Image Workshop: Clean up • more pool bracing • now two locations to your closet’s act. • deck support better serve you We are one of the area's largest residential pool 12 At the Movies: Fellini is in top form dealers with thousands of satisfied pool owners. in “Ginger and Fred’’ ... The Our list goes on and on to why not call us today biggest thing in Hollywood ... 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Turntable Sun. 9-2 Sat. 11-5, Sun. 9-2 prison on drug charges or Millville, NJ.; Anne Green, friendly wager on this one. Runner”? Zwight Simmons, murder, hut my husband says VaUeyfield, Nfid., Canada Cathy BraSey, Modesto, Calif. Dothan, Ala. assistant at New York’s tips. Sloan-Kettering Institute and he didn’t. Who’s right? E.P., A. He should be starting a tour A. Indeed he did. He played pro A. Her name is Sean Young, then as a model, which she South Bend, Ind. of the U.S. in late spring, ball for five years, first with the she's 26, one of two daughters 22 On the Road: What to do when a A. You are — technically. He although, as we go to press, the Oakland Raiders, then with the of an NBC news producer and hated. pothole swallows your Volkswagen. was in jail briefly in El Paso in dates and cities haven't been British Columbia Lions. He writer, was bom in Louisville, Finally, her mother's literary 1965 for possession of a large confirmed. He should also have retired in 1974 and, like many Ky., and raised in Cleveland. agent recommended her to athletes, made the switch to 23 Light Touches: Winthrop Prince’s number of amphetamines, and a new album out, not B ^ u s e her father worked in a another agent and her acting acting. While still a Raider, he “Free Zone” and the Jumble, again in l% 7 in Georgia, also coincidentally, at the same time. visual medium, he made career was underway, courtesy was an extra in “The briefly, for a charge he can't And in May, he'll have a CBS sophisticated home movies of of a film called “Jane Austen in Candidate" and had one line in 24 fifsiayiifloi remember. But he didn't have a special “Neil Diamond...A the family, and as one of the Manhattan,” starring the late 24 Behavior: Write yourself stress a movie called “The Four long-term stretch as an inmate, Special Day." His guests are stars, she became comfortable in Anne Baxter. 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i v - k Jed Krascella, 29, i t ' stands in a workroom . 4 ' P- where Perry Ellis • W ). patterns are being made. Below, Krascel- la's sister, Jennifer, 27, stands in the kitchen of their parents’ home in Manchester. She is the fashion designer’s personal chef.

Krascella sits in his apartm ent in New York City. Krascella looks over separates from the Perry Ellis fall Manchester pair’s boss is Perry Ellis That is his own drawing of pom egranates 1986 collection. He is design director for Ellis, one of behind him. America’s top fashion designers. The glamorous high-fashion a contraction of John Theodore world of Perry Ellis, one of the Officially he is a free lance world's major designers, owes a design consultant, but Perry great deal to the Krascella Ellis is his only client. Formerly family of 376 Porter St. he performed almost the same Jed Krascella. 29. directs duties as vice president in design for the most expensive charge of design for Perry Ellis Perry Ellis fashions. Jennifer Inc. “ I was vice president when Krascella. 27, Jed’s sister, is I was 25. and I wasn’t at all Perry Ellis’s personal chef, impressed with myself. Looking preparing meals at his home, back now. I guess I should have taking gourmet food to his been.” 'I knew this was where I wanted to be' showroom and serving it to As vice president, he traveled special guests, and traveling all over the world, not only to with him to cook his favorite major capitals but to some in New York City and even designer began a transatlantic various prizes including desig­ longtime mistress, Marian dishes on the road. less-frequented places like ConUnuqd... in Connecticut. We buy fabrics correspondence, shipping trial nation as "Am erica’s Next Davies, in the days when the The designs with which Jed is Inverness, Scotland; Dussel- the expanse of workrooms, from Italy, England, France. run after trial run until Perry Great Designer,” he had job railroad ran beside it and entrusted sell from $150 for a dorf, Germany: and small towns showrooms and business rooms Why not the United States? We Ellis and Jed were satisfied. offers from many famous Marian could alight from her sweater to $15,000 for a beaded in Japan. He still does, but the that Perry Ellis maintains in the would love to. but most of the names: Oscarde la Renta, train and take the elevator to dress, the median being about new status permits him to □ □ □ Garment District at 41st Street woolen mills are closed, or they Calvin Klein, and the like. The her penthouse in privacy. $350 for a blazer. The furs, which concentrate more on his main and Broadway. Undulating won’t do special orders, or they least celebrated of those Jed has always collected. His Jed also designs, go as high as interests. walls of blonde English demand a minimum that is too When animal skins provided wanting to hire him was Perry apartment shows this. He’s $190,000. One of those interests is the pattern for a season’s prints, sycamore surround the activity. big for us.” Ellis, who was just beginning his especially fond of a brass-fitted "M y work is about 75 percent acting. Jed will spend two photographs were co lle c t^ of "It reminds me of an ocean liner own business. "But the minute I balance brought from the design and 25 percent public months this year in England skins of zebras, wild ponies, etc., in the 1930s,’ ’ says Jed. Chinese export porcelain saw Perry’s things, I knew this Massachusetts Institute of studying Shakespeare and belonging to various people relations," he says. "1 spend a The most striking pieces the designs provided the starting was where I wanted to be.” Technology by his father, lot of time dealing with the Chekhov at Oxford; he has been connected with the design staff. buyers are seeing were point for last season’s line of Nicholas, a senior research fashion editors at Vogue. accepted into a program A zebra print is the most Jed is still in a fashionable separates with designs of knits. "G et my mother on a good scientist at United Technologies. Harper’s Bazaar, the New York sponsored by the Yale School of dramatic note that Jed setting when he goes home. His peacock feathers. These were day,” says Jed, "and she will Times, Mademoiselle, Glamour, Drama. introduced into Perry Ellis apartment, which he shares □ □ □ all knitted by hand, chiefly in model her blazer in the Famille ft is the top-of-the-line styles sheets when he was designing with another designer, is in a □ D □ Hong Kong and the People’s Rose pattern. That was the most Jed’s sister, Jennifer, came to that set the image for all the those. He admits, a bit building on West 72nd Street Story and photos Republic of China. "Those are difficult.” Jed tells how many work for Ellis one day a few other things that Perry markets, Last week the "m arket" shame-faced, that he himself known as the Chatsworth. the only people who will make photographs were made of a years ago when the designer like the sheets, men’s wear, and prefers plain white sheets. Legend has it that newspaper by Rhea Talley Stewart began. Buyers from all over the sweaters,” says Jed. “ There are New York collection of Chinese so forth.” country began to head for New In 1978, when Jed graduated magnate William Randolph not enough knitters in the United porcelain, from all angles, and York to select their wares for from Pratt School of Design with Hearst built this building for his I ConUnucd... a a □ States, although we do have sent to Italy where the fabric the fall. Those with upscale Jed is Jed’s professional first customers are still flocking to name as well as the name which his father gave him in babyhood. ConUnued - W EEK END PLUS. Saturday. April 19. iMfi W EEK END PLUS, Saturday. April 19, 1986 8 Cover story Howto finddoctm^ wfiocanUnd

Jennifer Krascella stands in the mirror- and plant-filled show­ room of Perry Ellis. answers. She’s the cook and he’s the designer

... Continued sends a car to take Jennifer to "They watch what f am doing," chocolate chip cookies in the herself? She says there is almost Balducci’s, considered the finest she says. oven and going out to play and nothing in the refrigerator of the market in New York City. Here Jennifer's own knives travel leaving her mother to take them apartment near Columbia needed a substitute chef in a she personally selects all her with her. Once she was approach­ out. Her mother Dee laughs now hurry. University that she shares with ingredients. "Once I ordered ing airport security when she about her daughter telling her The designer’s secretary had the chef of a brokerage hou.se. some meat by telephone, and it realized she had forgotten to put how to cook. A photograph on nnet Jennifer through Jed, and "When I do fix something for was awful." she says. these in hercheckedluggage. She Gourmet Magazine's cover of a knowing that she worked in food, myself, it is generally a hot When Perry Ellis travels, he ran to check them. If she could Dutch pancake made Jennifer called to ask if she could suggest dog." usually takes Jennifer along to figure any practical way to take into a gourmet cook, and it was a chef. " I was working in the She says Perry Ellis and her cook, either in the homes of her own pots along, she says she on to the Culinary Institute of mornings and had nothing much brother are very much alike. friends whom he visits or in hotel would. America in Hyde Park. N.Y. She to do at night, so I said I would "They are not dominating, but kitchens where he makes special has done two tours of duty in the they expect you to think. They 871-7705 take the job for a little while. □ □ □ arrangements for her. What is kitchens of Cavey's in Here I still am ." expect you to care for the small the attitude of the regular kitchen This perfectionist got her Manchester. Every Monday Perry Ellis details. You don’t have time to staff to this guest appearance? culinary start, she says, putting What does Jennifer cook for get lazy." Y o u find exceptional doctors at pediatric cardiology to plastic exceptional hospitals. Like ours. surgery, neurology to nephrology. Cropley’s Lawn & Garden Center It’s a fact. Rockville General is a (Unusual for a community hospital M e r youVe gained the wei^t remarkably modem and progressive but, then, we’re an unusual back from your last diet, GARDEN SPECIALS hospital with a wealth o f advanced community hospital.) state-of-the-art technology to help O f course, it takes more than callus. 5 lb. bag rag. ‘T** 6 cu. ft. ciiei doctors diagnose and treat virtually great skill to be a great doctor. It 10 pounds in two weeks— gone! 17 to 25 Reg. $10 95 any health problems. lU l pounds in less than two months, vanished! ss 11^1 takes heart. And it’s a quality our .At Diet Center you can do it. Millions have, $8.95 NOW *5 ” But it’s the physicians themselves doctors possess in no small measure. without drugs, without stress, without 4 CU. ft. who make the difference. Perhaps the best news o f all is hunger! Discover the last weight-loss Reg. tl.»5 Lofts Backyard We’re fortunate to have many how simple it can be to find the program you’ ll ever need. Your first ^ m in personal consultation is free. Call now. $6.95 Lawn Seed distinguished professionals on our right doctor. Just call MED-line, our . jhu’re going to 3 lb. bag. rag $4.99 NOW $2.99 staff. Doctors highly respected by Physician Appointment Service, make it this time. We carry a full supply of Lawn & Garden Supplies, Shrubs & Trees their own peers in the medical at 871-7705. community. With spiecialties that ROCKVILLE Just one call. For a doctor who 647-0469 Cropley’s Lawn and Garden Center range from obstetrics to orthopedics, GENERAL HOSPITAL can find answers. 113 Main St., Manchaster 126219R9 RnetrmBoston Tr\l/ATpke. a • Bolton, CT. • 649-6364m Open Mon.-Sat. 9-6 / Sunday 9-5 W E E K E N D PLUS, Saturday, April 19, lox I W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 19, 19S6 10 Sexuality _■ 11 The Image Workshop

Ruthlessly examine each piece of "Delicate’ issue demands a male MD clothing in your closet to decide how each piece meets your clothing needs. If an item There’s no reason to be ashamed if you feel embarrassed A is one you never wear or one you wear once a season, get rid of it. f ^ By June M. Relnisch implant surgery, the penile tissues and structures necessary DEAR DR. REINISCH; I am for natural erection must be 67. In 19811 had prostate The altered to insert the device. Another problem is that it’s hard enough surgery, which caused my Therefore, in the vast majority to talk about delicate problems, but both semen to go into m y bladder. I Kinsey of cases, it's not possible to was still able to get erections remove the implant and restore clinic doctors were women, and that and sex was quite satisfactory Report If in doubt, natural erection in the future. until after 1 had a slight heart There are two basic types of increased my embarrassment. I know it attack. Now I take isqsorbide implant: semi-rigid and inflata­ shouldn’t matter, but old ways are hard to cinitrate and metoprolol tar­ ble. The various semi-rigid trate and am impotent, except ment. I know it shouldn't types all result in a permanent break. throw it 0 ^ for occasional partial erections matter, but old ways are hard to erection (the penis is folded upon awakening. break. down against the body, except The clinic doctors said that What are the differences when the flexible rod is bent By Sandl Hasting* your closet. Separate jackets wardrobe around these two "there is more than one way to between implants? What is and skirts and hang like items colors and a neutral. By limiting upwards for sexual activity). reaction of the sexual partner. nothing to it, and they are just satisfy a woman." which I involved in the procedure? Research suggests most of us together. Your closet should the number of basic colors in These implants require the least Current opinion is that the after our money. What do you i.'Si already knew, having been wear 20% of our wardrobe 80% have four distinct areas: 1) your wardrobe, you are amount of surgery, are least partner should be included in all think about this? married to the same lady for 42 DEAR READER: It wasn't of the time. To improve the skirts, dresses; 2) jackets, increasing the interchangeabil­ costly, rarely have complica­ pre- and po.stsurgical evaluation years. 1 was told to consider an clear what (if any) tests you tions requiring surgical repair percentage of clothing we wear sweater-jackets; 3) blouses, ity of your separates. You can and counseling, because simply DEAR READER: Vour implant. On T V I heard that have had to determine what's and require little training to we must utilize the wardrobe vests, sweaters; 4) accessories. add accent colors and patterns creating an erection will not doctor is telling you the truth there are two types of implants causing your erectile problems. operate. concept developed by profes­ Hang the items in each section to give your wardrobe pizazz. cure any relationship problems. (a pump and a spring). but that Ask the clinic or a specialist in No nonprescription mail-order sional image consultants. This by color, beginning with the Good choices for a core With the inflatable implant, a It sounds as if your clinic is if you get one. your own erectile sexual functioning to see if the substance has been proven to be concept guarantees a larger light colors. You’ll find by wardrobe are black, red and fluid is pumped into a penile tissue never recovers. trouble is related to penile blood making an attempt to.do this. an effective cure for male wardrobe using a limited separating the items and white, gray, burgundy, and cylinder for sex, and then The decision alMut an implant E ve ry time I try to ask the flow (treatable by micro­ sexual-functioning problems. ■ number of pieces. arranging them by color you will off-white, or camel, brown and returned to a reservoir when the must be based on your doctors more, they want to set surgery) , the side effects of the be able to see clothing erection is no longer needed. up a conference with both my drugs you take (talk to your individual preferences and the combinations you have pre­ This type of implant results in a Closet inventory wife and me. But I want the physician about a change of advice of your physician, and viously not considered. Learn to more natural erection. More Ruthlessly examine each Core wardrobe information first so we can talk prescription or dosage) or some you should not be embarrassed treat each piece of clothing as a extensive surgery is required, piece of clothing in your closet to Using core colors you can privately before meeting with other treatable medical condi­ to insist on having a private Send questions to separate to maximize the the medical costs are higher and decide how each piece meets achieve 35 different looks by doctors. tion. consultation with a male number of combinations you can operating the device requires Dr. Reinisch in care of your clothing needs. If an item is combining the following pieces: Another problem is that it’s The implants are highly physician. Call and ask for such achieve. some training and manual one you never wear or one you 2 jackets, 4 skirts (or 2 skirts hard enough to talk about successful, but they should be a special appointment. The Kinsey Report, dexterity. wear once a season, get rid of it. and 2 pair of slacks), 4 blouses, delicate problems, but both considered as the final If your current clinic will not The malfunction rate of this P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ If you have a skirt or blouse that Makealist and a sweater or a sweater vest. clinic doctors were women, and treatment option when no other oblige, call the department of more complicated implant mington, Ind. 47402. looks great on you, but you have On an index card, list five Whenever possible, buy all new that increased my embarrass- solution can be found. During urology at the nearest medical (requiring surgery for repair) is school and ask for an Volume of mail prohib­ nothing to wear with it. keep it items you need to make your items at once and accessorize at now down around 6 percent, appointment with the male only if you’ll buy the wardrobe work more effec­ the same time. Buy transitional from its earlier rate of around 30 doctor who has the most its personal replies, coordinating piece within a tively. Keep the index card in fabrics that are seasonless and percent. A modified pump experience in diagnosing but questions of week. your handbag and refer to it use a closet inventory sheet to The decision about an implant must be version requiring less surgery to erectile difficulties. If you have clothing that needs while shopping to refrain from identify the various clothing implant appeared last year and general interest may alterations, make the commit­ impulse buying. A sale is not a combinations, a based on your individual preferences and m ay solve some of the be discussed in future ment to have the alterations bargain if you have nothing to drawbacks associated with the done immediately (within a wear with a marked-down item. the advice of your physician, and you earlier types. Impotency pills columns. week) or the clothing should be As you buy an item, add a new Do you have a given away. The clothing that Reported satisfaction with D E A R D R . R EIN IS C H : one to the bottom of the list. question for The should not be embarrassed to insist on survived the cut is comprised of any type of implant is 90 percent Several of us older fellows in the Remember to buy something pieces that consistently work for Image Workshop? having a private consultation with a male or higher. Even most of those neighborhood have been getting only if it can be worn with men who had to undergo this kindof literature in the you. Expect the number of items 70-80% of the clothing already in Write to Sandi Hast­ physician. Call and ask for such a special surgical repair for the inflatable mail. (Note: The reader in this category to be a small your closet. percentage of your wardrobe. ings at Weekend Plus appointment, implant were eventually enclosed three brochures for satisfied with the result. three different pills claiming to Gary Tuckar/ManettMtar Harald Caivcalan Magazine, P.O. Box Another factor important to cure male impotency). 0rgmlj«! Choose two colors that are 591, Manchester. satisfaction has been the M y doctor says there is Is your closet a candidate for a cleanup? The next step is to organize flattering to you and build your Conn. 06040.

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Fellini is in top form F ilm Saturday, April 19 ,X.. ,.s- . . / - W . B y B o b Thom as cape and hat, she arrives in Rome eager to see Pippo (Fred) CrNton (PO-19) D m W irilM tB IO M , i l l y O n t n B w h . Scott OiliMS, TtriM M Mm i i . ( B d ^ T IM ta i) T h «y a rt fuzzy What a wondrous 12 months it again and to relive their 7:00AM d ) C«pUin Bob (lj) MOVIE: 'Clancy Street Boys* The IHtlo crM turot with razor-sharp taath and potsonous quills. And CS Terrshewks boys pose as children of a poor childless has been for the masters of the glamorous past. But she is couple in order to receive relief funds. Leo they're hungry. When they esoapf from a maxiriwim security cinema art. herded into a van by the callous d ) New Jersey People Gorcey, Huntz Hall, East Side Kids 1943. prison in outer space and land on Earth, these critters dedde to CiD Torn & Jerry First John Huston, 79. proved Cinema T V aides and exposed to the (26) Spiderman grotesques who are booked for quench their appetites by eating eirarythlna r - and everyone - ClD MOVIE: All Mine to Give' A (amily ^ ) Gummi Bears (CC) with ‘‘Prizzi's Honor” that he braves frontier hardships in the Wisconsin El In sight. Stephen Herok hasdiraeled wlttMiNpdaa pacing; There (36) Wall Street Journal Report has lost none of his directorial W A m Review the show. The man who is wilderness. Gtynis Johns, Cameron Mitch­ are chills, but also thrills and laughs. 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She is a widowed numbers to the smarmy emcee ($i) Folkww M e displays top form in "Ginger Smed From Orowning." this tiick ridicules tbelMUigaoiosie; (iD Uncle Waldo grandmother, he a seedy boozer. (Franco Fabrizi) who looks and $ $ SuperfriefKis and Fred," another of his What happens when a bored, rich family saves a bum from [C N N ] Daybreak (^ ) Voyagers After 30 years apart, the acts like Ted Knight playing Ted corrosive studies of the drowning? Renoir made it work; Paul Mazursky doesn't. His (DIS] Mousarcisa ^ Smurfs partners meet again to appear Baxter. insanities of contemporary life. direction is leaden. And M idler— playing a guru-djuldod (ESPN) Mazda SportsLook $i) Sesame Street (CC) on "We Are Proud to Present.” This time Fellini has chosen Masina and Mastroianni are princeas— refines the word ham. O radeiC . 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(38) It's Your Business farmer's daughter Debbie Reynolds, Tony dancers who had a vogue in the doubles of Ronald Reagan, Telly and written by Fellini, Tonino “Gung Ho" is not a poteitt social comedy, M a Ughthearted (81) Traruor Z Randall. Paul Douglas 1959 [U S A ] Second Cash Flo Expo Savalas, Clark Gable, etc. Guerra and l^llion Pineili. romp that mmagee to be half-entcrtalning Ml the time. (CNN) Sports Review Amelia (Ginger) is the Running time: 126 minutes. Rubber-faced Keaton is fun to watch, even after the film runs (DIS) You and Me, Kid 9:10AM [C N N ] Health Week innocent who is plunged into this Rating: PG-13, mostly for out of gas. Q ra d K B . [ESPN] SportsCenter 9:30AM ClD uiyssos 3 i Dantean netherworld. Primly language. 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Schwarzenegger, 38, guidance strongly suggested for Director Adrain Lyne has transferred some of the urgency of [USA] Keys to Success [ESP N ] Mark Sostn’s Salt Water Jour­ (3 ) M O V IE: 'Dirty Ho' A thief vows his MutHated' Four college students and their way from body-building — he nal allegiance to the heir to the Emperor's leader embark on a path of mystery and Elizabeth McNeill's novel about an intanae, short-lived [CN N ] CNN Trav*l Quid* has also carved a piece of the was Mr. Universe five times and children under 13. Some 10:10AM [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Zulu Dawn' Queen Vic­ throne when the heir is threatened by his death while searching for the Abominable action with such films as Mr. Olympia seven times — to material may be inappropriate sadomasochistic relatlonahip to the screen, but he hasn't C h a n n e ls 10:30AM CD ® Ewaks/Orakls Ad- toria's forces battle against African brother. W ong Yu. Lo Lieh. 1981. Snowman. Alan Brock, Jennifer Stock. 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WMiam spirit; except for brief reprieves, its pace Is heavyhanded. Sports Network (ESPN) [U S A ] Crafts Vidso Magaiina @ ) Washington Week in Review (CC) ESPN Smith. Tony Young, Michael Haynes. Schriver. 29. co-anchor of "The broadcasting career. Their Home Box Office (HBO) [CN N] NCAA Preview [C N N ] Newsdey Worldwide Shame on Richard Marks, who has done a terrible editing job. HBO 11:00AM S) mcMa Rich 1971 CBS Morning News” on April 26. romance grew, especially when CINEMAX Cinwnn (MAX) [ESPN] Spsadweek Cryer, however, is superb as a zany, frustrated outcast. G rM e: Movie Chanr«#i ItMC) ( B MOVIE: -Tha First Taxsn' A Isiwyar in [CNN] Newsdey Worldwide TMC [TM C ] MOVIE: 'BHthe Spirit' A man's She is the daughter of Eunice ' she moved into a Santa Monica C-phis. USA Network (USA) Ssn Antonio rosolvas to stay out ol fight to USA second mamage is upset by the return of [ESPN] Fishin' Hole ...Conttmwd Kennedy Schriver. apartment a few blocks from his frao T okss from Masico. but on order from Schwarzenegger had just house. Last Augukt they were WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 19. 1M6 - WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. A p r il 19. 1986 - » 2:00AM (Q) At the Movlee ® That-a tha SpMt [CN N ] Monay Waak Saturday, Continued Saturday, [M A X ] MOVIE; -Blama It on Rk>- A cof- THE FACTS OF LIFE fee company worker has s secret rorrtarKe with the daughter of Ns best friend. Mi­ chael Caine. Joseph Bologna. 6AcheHe [DIS] MOVIE: 'Secret of the Pond' A police officers ever to walk a beat. Steve C o fitim m Stereo. Jenson. 1984. Rated R. Guttenberg, Bubba Smith, Howard Hesse- Tootle (Kim Fields, I.), Natalie young boy visiting his uncle in the swamp­ GD T m I Knight Show (S ) Benson (CC) Benson and (aov. Gatling (Mindy Cohn, center) and [TM C] MOVIE: 'BNthe lands of Virginia upsets the locals with his man 1985. Rated PG-13. ACROSS DOWN 2:10AM 6 7 both campaign feverishly to win the elec­ B ^rit' A nten's second marriage is upset uppity ways. Moses Gunn. Anthony 2 3 (C jMfMrdy Blair (Lisa Whelchel) take a 3:00PM C D M OVIE: -Klllar Arniy’ tion for governor. b y the return of N s first wife's ghost. Rex Zerbe. John McLiam. 1975. Three young men ally themselves with a W ~ 1 Measure of land 2 ••------Glory" (D (3) In SMTCh of... break during the chaos of ■ ( S ) Bneek Previews Hosts Jeffrey Lyons Harrison, Constance Cummings, Margaret 11 5 Afraid of Virginia 3 ID for Dawson (ESPN] Tennis: Sunkist WTA Wom­ respected village e.der then discover his GS il) At th. M ovIm and Michael Medved preview today's hot­ opening day at their new Rutherford. 1945. Woolf" (clue to puzzle 4 Habrew prophet en's ChampionshifM Semifinals comF>eti‘ plans to sell the village to warlords. Lu » test films. 0 ® At Schoolt MMch Whs store, in the "Grand Open­ Feng. Sun Chien, Kuo Chue. 1982. r answer) 5 Order to a horse 2:30AM GD m o v i e -. 'U I Abner* The tion from Amelia Island. Florida. {3 hrs.) ■ 9 Tool for trimming wood 6 That man (g) Pric. It Right [D IS] Mousterpiece ITneter ing" episode of N B C ’s "The Government selects Dogpatch as a testing (H B O ] M OVIE: 'Moving Violattons' C£) (S ) Pro Bowters Tour: Greater Hart­ 1 Facts ot Life." It airs SATUR­ area for A -b om b s and Li'l Abrter at last (CC ) A moronic group of students strug­ ford Open Coverage of the $ 125,000 PB A 0 to Majesty's Secret 7 Raddish-yeilow ® M a u d . 9:00PM (S MOVIE: Scomed and i ■ yields to the charms of Daisy Mae. Peter F 14 15 16 17 Facts gles to graduate from traffic school. John event is featured from Wirvtsor Locks, CT. 12 13 1 Service" 6 Swindled’ A woman tracks down the bi­ DAY, APRIL 19. ® Wlwt'. Hsppming Now Palmer, Leslie Parrish. Stubby Kaye. 1959. Murray. Jennifer Tilly. 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Jam es Craig, Edward (C C ) Three middle-aged single men seek w o ^ , Rex Harrison. Paul Henreid. 1940 Jennifer Hanley, Agostino Belli. 1970. r m 21 Crag 19 Gary Burghoff role film a musical extravanganza aboard the 0 Arnold, Walter Huston. 1941. out advice in picking up beautiful beach ■ ship. (2 hrs.) (R). 22 Tidy 23 ''S c «e c ro w ’” s partner 1 5 P M @ ) Ma|or League Basebeli: (H) Star Games 24 [U SA ] Covor Story girls in southern California. Grant Kramer, 24 Actress Volz 26 Daughter of Cadmus (8 ) The Golden Girls Rose overreacts St. Louis at Montreal or Los Angeles at (3D MOVIE: 'Morocco' A woman 0 Teal Roberts. 1984. Rated R. ■ 25 Kuzyk or Rogers 27 "9 to 5" star 8:00PM CD Crazy Like a Fox Harry and to a break-in at the house. (R). In Stereo. Atlanta F* chooses between a man of wealth and a 26 29 30 25 26 27 1 28 Wind dir. 29 Jennifer on "Square Harrison must free a con man from prison 3:00AM [CN N] Newsnight Legionnaire who offers her only love. Gary @ To Be Announced ^ : Los Angeles 31 Shortly Pegs” in order to track dow n the murderer of an sort but can't keep their minds on their [U SA] Night Flight (R) at Atlanta Cooper, Marlene Dietnch, Adolphe Men- 1 [DIS] MOVIE: 'Brady's Escape’ A spinster is brought out of her shell with the 31 32 33 32 Ardor 30 Curve escaped convict. (60 min.) help of a psychiatrist and a romantic en­ work. Bronson Pinchot, Marcy Walker, |Ou. 1930. downed American bomber pilot finds un­ 3:30AM (B m o v i e ; -T Iw Bang. Ban* 34 Norwegian name of 33 AH Laughed " counter. Bette Davis, Paul Henreid, Claude Linda Kenton. Rated R. 1 ^ 3 0 P M GD Great Expectations, (8 ) House for All Seasons 0 CD MOVIE: 'Angels Wash Their Faces' likely wartime allies in Hungary, including Kid’ A robot saves a town from the bad Charles Givens and the American Norway 35 Cafe offerings A protective sister tries to clear her broth­ an orphan boy who comes to hero- Rains. 1942. 12:00AM GD Dempsey end Make­ guys. Tom Bosley. 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Linde Hamilton. 1984. Rated R. wom en review the directions their lives GD It's a Living than Pryce, Royal Dano 1983. Rated PG dD Antiques 9:30PM ® @S) All Is Forgiven Nikki tempts to solve another baffling mystery. In Stereo. have taken and question their choices [C N N ] Pinnacle Sidney Toler, Benson For>g. 1946. 3:50AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : Oevll and [C N N ] Special Report 0 0 0 0 Anne Bancroft, Shirley MacLaine. Mikhail threatens to quit when Oliver writes an Daniel Webster' A man makes a bargain 0 IBSe ConvMJlOQ outrageous scene that Paula enthusiasti­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Great Caniso' The [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch 2 l 0 0 P M CD Golf: Heritage Classic [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Topper' An auto acci­ Baryshnikov 1977. life of Enrico Caruso, from his childhood in with the Devil and gets Daniel Webster to cally includes in the show. 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Tony Roberts, Tess Har­ ® Jimmy Sweggart g Jimmy Swaggart drama covers Lirrcoln's early years begin­ ceptioml dlxlogw with a crisp effective speaking g g Search for Tomorrow (CC) g Novela: Cuaffdo es Culpable el A n w r per. 1983. Rated PG. ning in 1832 when he starts out as a young GD g Varied Programs 7:30AM ® Woody Woodpecker ft g Break the Bank voice, g Dick Van Dyke g M .A.S.K. [U S A ] M OVIE; *Ooln' South* A shiftless lawyer. Henry Forrda, Alice Brady. Maqorie Gi) CN N Headline News Friends g Journal “ The Invisible M a n " also provided a ready oppor- Fashion America [CNN] News Day outlaw IS saved from the gallows by a prim Weaver. 1939. (g) Bugs Bunny ® Straight Talk g Hoy Mismo [ESPN] spinster who needs Nm to work a mirte on tuniiy for a myriad of special effects, juxtaposed with (SD Show de las Estrellas Heathcliff (@ Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood 1:00PM ® g All My Children [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club her land. Jack Nicholson. Mary Steenbur- director lames Whale's quirky comments on the pros (3) 20 Minute Workout GD d D Fame In Stereo. g Varied Programs [U S A ] Bullseye gen, John Belushi. 1978. o l invisibility is the slow onslaught o l Crillin's madness g ABC News This Morning GD Partridge FamHy ® Merv Griffin [CNN] Newswatch g He-Man [DIS] New Animal World: Wayleggol 4:30PM ® g Thundercats 3;30PM ( D G o H ; Heritage Cleeaic and megalomania, his sinister presence and bodiless C4D El Club 700 g Movie [ESPN] Mark Sosin’s SaH Water Jour­ g He-Man ft Masters of the Universe Wayleggol ® People’s Court Coverage is featured from Hilton Head Is­ GD Robotech g g Days of Our Lives nal voice: land, S.C {2 hrs., 30 min.) G i) GoBoU 1 0 :0 0 A M ® Hour Magazine ( g Instructional Programs g Good Times [HBO] M OVIE: Tex’ An easy-going and ^'Fowert To make the world grovel at my feet, to [CNN] Daybreak Happy Days Again [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer g Mork & Mindy vulnerable 15-year-old is caught in an walk into the gold vaults o l nations, the chamben ol [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club ® I Love Lucy g Beverly HilIbHIies ® Three Stooges g WKRP in Cincinnati emotional tug-of-war as he tries to grow [ESPN] Aerobics: Bodies in Motion [ESPN] Nation’s Business Today ® Sally Jessy Raphael g Mis Huespedes up without parental guidance. Matt Dillon. kings, into the holy o l holies. Even the moon is Irighl- Challenge of the Go- ® Tic Tac Dough GZ) Varied Programs g She Re Princess of Power Jim Metzler, Ben Johnson. 1982. Rated ened o l me, Irighlened to death. The whole world is 6:30AM ® Daybreak 8:00AM GD g S D Esta Semana an Beisbol bots (3D Sanford and Son g Dick Van Dyke g Tl>e Jetsons PG. Irighlened to death. “ ® Fat Albert ft Cosby Kids [ T M C ] M OVIE: Buddy System* (CC) A GD Polka Dot Door g Julia [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents lonely kid tries to play matchmaker be­ [M AX] MOVIE: Breakin’ 2 Electric Question: What was the name ol the Indian drug ® 700 Club 1:30PM ® As the Worid Turns Boogaloo’ Break dancers fight to save g Inspector Gadget g 700 Club [USA] Jackpot tween his single mom and a would-be nov­ which caused Crillin's invisibility and, ironically, his (11) Greet Space Coester ® Hour Magazine elist and gadget inventor. Richard Drey- their community center from the clutches g (g) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood g g Family Ties 5:00PM ® Three's Company of greedy developers. Adolfo Quinortes, madness! GD 20 Minute Workout g Varied Programs fuss. Nancy Allen. Susan Sarandon. 1984 g The Jetsons g Instnictkmal Programs Micheal Chambers, Lucinda Dickey Rated g Woody Woodpecker gAndyGriffith ® Jeopardy Rated PG [D IS ] Dortald Duck Presents PG. g [D IS] Varied Programs g Green Acres ® Police Woman 4:00PM ^ Q.l. Joe - Real American autryouo^ uamfdy g NBC News at Sunrise [U SA ] The Monroes 8:30AM ® GD The FlinUtones g Benson g Eight Is Enough Hero g Voltron, Defertder of the Universe 2:00PM ® g One Ufa to Live (@ Secret City g Dallas (g) ^ SportsWorld; Superstars Cham­ 6:30PM ® CBS News (4iJ El Ministerio de Jim m y Sweggart ® Romper Room ® Let's Make a Deal Gi) Press Your Luck g Happy Days pionship Ten finalists compete for the Su­ ® Muppets Presenta GD g Scooby Doo ( g I Love Lucy perstars' championship from Miami Beach. (61) Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors [U SA] Make Me Laugh g M*A*S*H ® Ted Knight Show GD Romper Room artd Friends g g Another World FL (2hrs ) g (@ Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood (g ) @Q] NBC Nightly News [CNN] Business Day g Heathcliff 1 0 : 3 0 A M ® Make Room for Daddy g Heckle ft Jeckle/Oeputy Dawg Firirtg Line 11:30P M ® CBS News g Benson (3 ) Family Classics: Rebecca of Sunny- ® (g ) Fronttiiw Special (CC l Frontline (3) Fight Back With David Horowitz [DIS] Mousercise g 3-2 1. Contact (CC) ® Divorce Court Hogan's Heroes g La Rival brook Farm interviews the former presidential econ- ® Blue Knight g A n d y Griffith [USA] Warrted: Daad or AUva (ESPN) Nation's Business Today GD Sesame Street (CC) ® Partridge FamHy g W e're Cooking Now^ @ ) PELICULA: 'Atraco en la Jungle* Un omic advisor who was once loyal to Presi­ (SJ) A B C News ® Sports Extra [DIS] Dumbo’s Circus g Best Talk in Town g People's Court famoso detective arriesga su vida tratartdo dent Reagan and his policy but is now disil­ 10:00PM ® Nawa 6:45AM ® New s g The Munsters d j) Charytin ® Millioneire Maker g Novela: PrHtcipessa de recuperar una valiosa joya. Robert lusioned and critical. (60 min.) ® Straight TaH( g 20 Minute Workout [CNN] Newt Day Vaughn, Katia Knstine. Simon Andrew [C N N ] Inside Business Gt) The Hor>eymoof>ers g g Sale of the Century g DifTrent Strokes 1975 ^ One Day at a Time GD Indapandant Natwork Nawi [USA] Alive ft Weill [D IS ] Danger Bay G i CNN Headline News g Alice [CNN] Newswatch @ ) Nature; Fragments of Eden (CC) The Gl) Siempre en Domingo ( g Insight / Out 2:30PM ® Capitol [ESPN] SportsCenter g NewsCenter (g) 3-2-1. Contact (CC) [DIS] New Animal World; Wayleggol unique natural communities of wildlife that [CNN] Prime News (3) Anna Karanina ® Woody Woodpecker Wayleggol (3 ) News inhabit the Seychelles islands are depicted 7:00PM ® 60 Minutes [ESPN] Major League BasebaU's (3 38 on Sports Puzzle Solutions GD The New Card Sharks (60 min.) (R) g Profile Boston ® Dating Game [U S A ] Chain Reaction ® @ ) Disney Sunday Movie: Mr. B<»- Greatest Hits: The Fifties Mystaryl: Chartars ft Caldicott (CC) [U SA] Gong Show [CN N ] News Update gedy (CC ) A joke-playing family gets a g MOVIE: 'Secret Ceremony' A neu­ g M.A.S.K. 5:30PM ® Eyawitnesa News [HBO]M OVIE: 'Act of Vengeance' (CC) Part 5 of 6 Charters and Caldtcott are kid­ 1 1 :0 0 A M ® Price Is Right [DIS] MOVIE: ’Nature's HaH Acre' A shock when they realize their new home is Joseph Yablonski’s challenge of corrupt napped by two gunmen ar>d forced to the rotic heiress Nres a streetwalker to act as g Great Space Coaster ® What’s HappanHigll study of how Mother Nature provides her full of ghosts and goblins. (60 min.) union president Tony Boyle for leadership home of soft-drink tycoon Gordon Wn- her mother in a decaying mansion Eliza­ ® Divorce Court g Porky ft Buga beth Taylor. Mia Farrow, Robert Mitchum ® g N a w s animal k i n ^ m with the means to survive ® Switch of the culminates in gley. (60 min.) ® A Perfect Match GZ) Magic of OH Painting the changing seasons is presented. 1951. t r a ^ y . . Ellen Burstyn. 1969 g Laveme and ShHIay G i) Blue Knight GD Crime. Inc. ® Bewitched g The FKntstonas [ESPN] Tennis: Sunklst WTA Wom­ Witford Brimley. 1986. GS Spirituel Life Crusade answer g NewsCenter Solid Gold [CNN] Evening News g M o v i # en's Championships Semifinals competi- [MAX] MOVIE: Starman' (CC) An alien [CNN] Sports Tonight 2:45PM [DIS] dtv g 3-2-1. Contact (CC) ® (3 ) Purtky Brewster Punky cheats on [HBO] America Undercover: Cope: Be­ g Good Housakaaping lion from Amelia Island. Florida. (2 hrs.) and a young widow are pursued cross­ ITALIC VARIED GRAVEN g WKRP in Cincinnati a geography test to impress Henry with a country by government agents. Jeff hind the Badge The reakty of being a pol­ [ESPN] SportsCenter g Bavarty HiNbHUes 3:00PM ® 'The Guiding Light [M A X ] M OVIE: ’Caine Muttny' Officers BEFORE PAYOFF ENJOIN good grade. (R). In Stereo. Brides. Karen Allen. Charles Martin iceman in today’s world is presented. (60 1 1 : 4 0 P M MOVIE: Ttia ® g Jayce and tha Wheeled Warriors g Jeffersons revolt against a captain they consider men­ [TMC] g g Wheel of Forturte (SlWHdSide Smith. 1984 Rated PG min.) Lonely Guy’ After Ns sexy girifnerv) (g ) Beachcombara tally unfit. Humphrey Bogart. Jose Ferrer. What tbat joke about tha ® g General Hospital Comedy Experiment: From leaves Nm. a young man faces a k>r>ely kfe g Ufestyfes of the Rich arMi Fantous Van Johnson. 1954. G i) Novela: Cristal [TMC] M OVIE: Some Kind of Hero' An [MAX] North Pola left— ® Hawaii Five-0 g Good Tunes ax-GI finds life at horrre more difficult than Hera to (Maternity Three women, an exe­ and writes a best-setting book which g Grandas Novalas: Tu Eras Mi Das- Wild Anterica (CC) [D IS ] Wonderful World of Disney 4:1 5PM ® Kiner's Komer his six years as a POW. Richard Pryor. cutive, a music teacher ar>d a housewife, serves as a guide for other lonesome n>en. tino g The Jetsons d D K id e o T V Margot Kidder. Ray Sharkey. 1982. Rated all decide that it is time for each of them to Steve Martin, Charles Grodin. Judith Ivey. EVERYONE COLD g Varied Programs g Rocky ar>d Friends [U S A ] AH Star BKtt 4:30PM ® Bums & Alien have a baby. 1984 Rated R. [DIS1.MOVIE: Mountain FamHy Robin­ R. g Love Connection gScooby Doo (3) Odd Couple son' A family abandons city hfe to start [TMC] MOVIE: Friday the 13th - the g )® ) Alfred Hitchcock Pre­ 1 1 :45P M ® Enterteifwnent This Santa Barbara anew in the wilderrress of the Colorado 8:30PM Final Chapter' Jason the masked kMer re­ [U SA] That Girl g g [C N N ] Evans and Novak sents Hypnosis figures in the case of a W e ^ John Mellencamp discusses the re­ Rockies. Robert Logan, Susan Damante turns to wreak violent ver>geance on the g Novela: Querer Volar [HBO] HBO Family Playhouse: The woman on trial for the murder of her hus­ cent success of Ns latest relesse. 'Scare­ Jum ble appears on page 23 1 1 : 3 0 A M ® AH Hi the Family Shaw. 1979 Rated G denizens of Crystal Lake summer camp. g French Chef Great Love Experiment A shy teenager band. (R). In Stereo. crow'. arvd the difficulties he encountered ® g New Love American Styla Virginian Crispin Glover. Kimberly Beck, Corey Feld­ on Ns rise to stardom. (60 min.) In Stereo becomes the subject of an uruisual psy­ [USA] ® I Praam of Jaannia g Voltron. Defender of the Universe chology experiment at school (60 min.) (3) Alice man 1984 Rated R. [C N N ] Sports Sunday ® A B C News [C N N ] International Hour 7:05PM G l) Alice In Wonderland Alice encounters [U S A ] Cover Story (R). g C N N HaadHna Nawa [D IS ] D TV 4:45PM 7:30PM (g) ® Fathers and Sons the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat aiSd the 12 :0 0 A M ® World vision gAndyGriffith [DIS] Duntbo's Circus Mad Hatter in this musical version of the 10 :3 0 P M ® Sports Extra 5:00PM ® Kojak When Buddy organizes a father-son camp­ ® Jimmy Sweggart TONY g gScrabbla [USA] liar’s Chib ing trip, Sean takes the opportunity to try Lewis Carroll classic. Gj) Edhor’s Desk DANZA ® Black Sheep Squadron GDStar Trek to convir>ce his father to reconsider his [ESPN] NH L Hockey: DMehmal Finale Gi The Untouchables (H ) Fame g Strictly Busirress planned divorce. (R). (USA) Lancer (g ) Jintmy Sweggart (3 ) Millionaire Maker (3 ) Newton’s Apple (CC) The fault line in g (3) Sports Machine ® ) Ask the Manager ECONOMY OIL AND PENNZOIL ^ Moneymakers Five California is studied, then Ira Flatow takes 8:45PM [DIS] dtv g Greetect Mystery [M AX] MOVIE: ’The Amateur’ A CIA TEAM FOR SAVINGS 3 ) Harry O a look at bats. 9;00PM (D MOVIE: -Petelone’ (CC) Gi) Latin Tem po Tfie sudden death of a man who has lead a computer expert decides to hunt down the 14 Services In 10 Minutes (IS Profile (S ) Cats and Dogs terrorists who killed Ns girlfriertd. John [CNN] Newsnight COUPON SPECIAL [ESPN] 1986 Boston Marathon: The double life for years causes trauma ftK (No appointment necessary) @ It's a Living both Ns wife and Ns mistress. Richard Savage. . Christopher Plummer. Martha [USA] Millionaire Maker Day Before Crenna. Joanne Woodward. Lindsay Keller. 1982. Rated R, [CN N ] Newswatch 1 2 : 2 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE: Fanny SAVE $1.00 ON A 315 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER ® Murder, She Wrote (CC) Wagner. 1984. (R). [USA] Hollywood Insider 8:00PM HUT A woman seeks her fortune in 16th [D I S ] M OVIE: ’The Beers arKi I* A yourtg Jessica investigates the drowning of a I 10-MINUTE OIL CHANGE V (Across from Super Stop £t Shop) C D Please Help M e Live 1 1 :0 0 P M ® Eyewitness News century Lor>don. Lisa Raines, Oliver Reed. HOT TOUCH Vietnam vet delivers the personal effects championship swimmer (60 min.) (R). 647-8997^ of a deceased fnertd to the man's father (H ) Love Boat ® Taxi Sheltey Winters. 1980 Rated R WASH PACKAGE ar>d decides to stay on to seek peace and ® Star Search Ig) ® MOVIE: -Ortlioery Paopla’ A ® ® N e w s OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: Mon.-Frt. 8:30-5:30 f ’ soNtude Patrick Wayne, Chief Dan ® ® MOVIE: ’Superman III' (CC) young boy is overcome by guilt after Ns 12 :30 A M (£ Nak«i citv $4.95 •Chanoe Oil (up to 5 qla.) 10W40 George, Artdrew Duggan. 1974 Rated G. Clark Kent's hometown class reunion is ® The Work! TooKwrow Thurs. 8:30^:00 ( P E I< m 0 ' K older brother has a fatal accitlent Donald (g) Hogan'* Haran *Naw Oil Filter [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock disrupted when a power-hungry villain Suthodand. Mary Tyler Moore. Timothy Gj) Odd Couple CAR WASH (A $5.95 VALUE) aCItatalt Lube blackmails a meek computer genius into a ® MOVIE: "Th* Satan Bug' A special 5 Hutton. 1980. (R). ® ) Newemakers aVecuum Interior ^ ^ GHH 5:30PM ® Tony Brown's Jounral scheme to destroy Superman. Christopher investigator is called in when a highly viru­ ® ® Masterpiece Theetre: By the aCheck Air Filter (S ) Cititens Surrtmit Dialogue Reeve, Richard Pryor, Annette O ’Toole © ) Frontline Special Frontline interviews lent virus IS stolen from a top security re­ NEW ENGLAND’S Pacl^age Includes: StMOrd Divided (CC ) Part S of 9 Sir Martm aClean Windthleld 1983 the former presidential ecor>omic advisor search installation in the desert. George @ What's Happerring Now and Tom round up troops to defertd the • A complete Touchless aCtiack Tire Preeture who was ortce loyal to President Reagan Maharis, Anne FrarKis, Darta Artdrews. TOUCHLESS CAR WASH •Check Beltt 4 Hoeee [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday ® Changing Family Special: Taking the castle against an impenrlrng Roundhead at­ and Ns policy but is rfow disiHusioried ar>d 1965 Car wash tack. (60 min.) CHECK AND FILL: [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) High O ut of High School critical. (60 min.) GD Dr. Gerte Soott We’re the first in a new generation Gl) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous ® It's a Living GD Cormecticut: Now a SImonIz* Poly Sealant aBreke Fluid [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Coal Miner's Daugh­ [D IS] Schama of Tbings •Power Steering Fluid ter' Based on Loretta Lynn's autobiogra­ (5$ Name of the Game [CNN] Inside Business Treatment SS LHastylas of the Rich and Famous [ESPN] Tennie; Sunkist W TA Worn- of high tech wash equipment. eBattary phy A young gkl from a poor family in rural ® M OVIE: 'Suroet Boulevard’ An aging [D IS ] M OVIE: ’The BMBanders* A suc­ en'a Champkmahip Final competition eTrancniicalon Fluid Kentucky marries a much older local boy [CNN] Weak hi Review silent screen star, attached to an oppor­ cessful robbery turns into s nightmare from Amelia Island. Florida. (90 min.) Absolutely nothing touches your car OFFER VALID VMTH C O U K M ONLY •Windahiald Washer who engineers her rise to stardom in the tunistic young screenwriter, pulls him [DIS] MOVIE: 'Wutharkig Haiglits' A chase. Alan Ladd, Ernest Borgnine. 1958. •Oinsrantlal . . . . . music mdustry. Sissy Specek, Torrwny Lee down with her in a megalomaniacal iHusion young artslrocrat la«s in love with s boy 344 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER. CT Joi>es 1980. Rated PG. [H B O ] M O V IE: ’Cat’s Eye' (CC) Stephen 1 2:35A M [HBO] m o v i e : a Clock- ALL FOR ONLY * I O COMPLETE of returned grandeur William Holden, ^ who works in her father's stables. Laur­ King prew ntl a IfKogy of tarrof b a ^ on work Orange' A young punk is trans­ ence Olivier. Marie Obaron. David Niven 6 ;00P M C£ Eywttn««i Nmn ria Swanson. Erich Von Stroheim. 1950. his shoo atobaa. Janws Woods, R o ^ formed into a peace-loving men in a world 1939. Hays. Drew Barrymore. 1985. Rated PG- (X) MOVIE: -Sonwbody KNM Hw Hus- @ Amaxing Stories An eiderty men gone mad with violance. Msicolm McDow­ bend* A woman's husband is rrturdered and his young grandson eagerly s w a th e 9:30PM ® FM*-off 13. ell. Patrick Magee, Adrienne Cirri. 1971. and she artd her lover must firtd the ki>er or arrival of a legendary ghost train (R). m ( 3 Flamingo Road [U S A ] HafbaHfe Rated R. stand accused of doing it themselves. Far- Stereo WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April 19, 1986 — M WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, April 19, 21 Music 'Pia’s Zadorable’ — or so they say New video crop mediocre

Miss Zadora defends her By Frank Sanallo By Ethlle Ann Vare NEW YORK (AP) — Thefollowing are Billboard's hot record detour into disco. "Disco was This is, however, no great hits as they appear In this week's issue of Billboard magazine. what was happening. Three to tragedy. Nice camera work. This is the first thing I ever did that Copyright 19196, Billboard Publications Inc. Reprinted with HOLLYWOOD - Pia Zadora four years ago nobody would The latest crop of video Grade: C used to be the female Rodney releases has little to recommend permission. have released a Broadway required skill, • A Flock of Seagulls, Dangerfield. She just couldn't it, aside from an ever-increasing album. Linda Ronstadt opened "Heartbeat Like a Drum” — get any respect. The press sophistication in technology Video the door." Remember Phil Collins' pistiche Hot3ii^(leSv dismissed her singing and It was Frank Sinatra, which allows the clips to have a Beat clip of “ Don't Lose My 1."Rock Me Amadsus" Falco (A&M) reviled her films. Her however, not Miss Ronstadt's softer, subtler overall look. The Number," where he lampooned Z-'KIss” Prince A The Revolution (PaMey Park) multi-millionaire husband, Me- “ What's New ?" album, who sound, however, is a different personally attacking me. just an video cliches by utilizing all of 3. "Manlc Monday" Bangtae (Columbia) shulam Riklis (an Israeli 30 “ inspired" Pia to try old hits. As Miss Zadora loathed her next matteV. image of me." them? A Flock of Seagulls do the 4. “R.O.C.K. in the U.8.A." John Cougar Mellencemp (Rive) years her senior), was accused Sinatra's opening act in Vegas. screen venture. “ The Lonely Here are my ratings (in Her baby daughter accompan­ same thing here — only they 6,“What You Need" inxe (Atlantic) of buying Miss Zadora a career. Pia used to sing her pop-disco Lady," based on the Harold descending order): ies her on all her tours, "She's • Bryan Ferry, “ Is Your Love aren't joking. These once (and, 6."Addicted to Love" Robert Palmer (Island) smorgasbord until Sinatra took Robbins bestseller. Things have changed since the my greatest production." the a Peter Townshend, “ Second Strong Enough” — This tune with luck, future) hairdressers r.'Xara Go All the Way" Sly Fox (Capitol) her aside and strongly urged her " I didn't want to make it. but time Steve Allen could tell the 29-year-old mother says. "I band Love” — The new clip was tacked onto the long- have created a video not bad 8. "Weet End GIrta” Pat Shop Boys (EMI-Amarica) to add some standards to her my husband threatened me. audience at “ The Night of 100 recorded my last album while I from ex-Who frontman Town- delayed Tom Cruise movie enough to be camp, and not good 9. "Harlem ShuffIR" The Rolling Btonaa (Rolling Stonaa) repertoire. "When Frank tells He'll kill me for saying that. He Stars"; " I f a bomb fell on this was pregnant, and you know shend's "W hite City” video "Legend” with the sole purpose, enough to be anything else. 10. “Tander Love” Force M.D.’a (Warner Broa.-Tommy Boy) you to do something, you do it," threatened to get another girl if I theater. Pia Zadora would be the they hear while in the womb. album doesn't have the punch of apparently, of providing a Grade: C- she says. refused. biggest star in show business." She loves music. I hope she has the earlier “ Face to Face.” But promo video clip. It solves the Her bumpy film career has " I was hoping the plane would • Jermaine Jackson, " I Think my talent and her daddy's it still offers the real — and all dilemma of how to intercut film T o p L P t Her recent concert tour with yet to achieve the turnaround of crash with the film negatives." It’s Love” — The song title brains." too rare — pleasure of good footage by simply having Ferry 1. "WhKnay Houston" Whitney Houaton (Arista) — Platinum the London Philharmonic — her singing career. “ Butterfly," she says. should be sufficient to clue you Upcoming is a national musicians simply playing good sing in front of a movie screen (Mora than 1 million units sold.) ^ where she sang Broadway Pia Zadora her first movie, earned her the that this clip will be an exercise □ □ □ six-month tour with stops at music. The public swimming running the flick! And, in truth, 2. "Haart" Heart (Capitol) — Platinum „ classics from "P ia and Phil," Hollywood Foreign Press in mediocrity. A mundane phony Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy pool set provides an opportunity it does interest one in seeing the 3. “Promlae" Sada (Portrait) — Platinum her new CBS album — has Association's Newcomer of the But trouper that she is (or performance video, its only Center in Washington, D.C. for some gratuitous T4A — an fantasy film. But the fact that 4. "Scaracrow“ John Cougar Mellencamp (RIva) — Platinum earned enthusiastic reviews. Year Award despite the film's maybe it was another husbandly angle is that Jackson's phony Right." It's the headline from a While delighted with the opportunity that the videomak­ star Cruise never shows up 5. "Falco3”Faloo(AAM) "Pia's Zadorable," punned the critical and box office failure. threat), Miss Zadora recently backing band is made up of review in another Los Angeles upswing in her singing career. ers. thank goodness, don't take. makes one wonder if his agent 6. "The Ultimate Sin" dzzy Osbourne (CBS Associated) Los Angeles Times. Many accused her wealthy dubbed out the adult language phony female musicians instead paper. Mi.ss Zadora keeps past failures Grade: B knows something that we don't. 7. "Brothars In Arms" Dire Straits (Warner Bros.) — Platinum "1 stayed up all night after 1 husband of wining and dining for the upcoming network of phony male ones. Jackson in mind. Grade: B- 8. “ Pretty In Pink' Soundtrack" (A&M) Miss Zadora debuted on the Association in return for broadcast of “ Lonely Lady." should try listening to Prince read that review. It was a turn "This is the first thing I ever o Mike & the Mechanics, “ All 9. "Welcomato the Real World" Mr. Miatar (RCA) — Platinum Broadway at age 7. studied at their votes. Two other films, "Voyage of concerts, instead of just looking around for my career, " Miss did that required skill." ■ I Need's a M iracle" — This # Modern English, “ Ink & 10. “Ths Broadway Album” Barbra Streisand (Columbia) — Julliard and appeared in such "Ridiculous!" says Miss the Rock Aliens" and "Fake at them. Grade: C- Zadora says as she sits by the wimpy song is unworthy of its Paper" — In keeping with the Platinum major musicals as “ Fiddler on Zadora without anger. "That Out," have not been released pool of her art-filled mansion clever video, a veddy British theme of this synth-pop ditty, • Starship, "Tom orrow the Roof" and "Applause." (buying of any votes) could have theatrically. "Voyage " is for overlooking Beverly Hills. scenario of underworld villains printed words continually pop Doesn't Matter Tonight” — been proved and would have teeny-boppers." she says. Country singles She is holding her 1-year-old □ □ □ and a struggling pub band. That up in front of and in back of the Tomorrow hasn't mattered for ruined my husband's career." "Kady loved it. I threatened to daughter. Kady. who wears a the "struggling pub band " is band. Since the printed words these relics since 1968. This 1. "Sha and I" Alabama (RCA) The problems started when Even so, she admits the commit suicide if 'Fake Out' tiny T-shirt that says. "P ia made up of members of Genesis. are completely at odds with the diabolical piece features a band 2. "Ca)un Moon" Ricky Skaggs (Epic) she went into the recording allegations "almost wiped the was released." Sings Broadway and She's All Squeeze and Sad Cafe, we will sung lyrics, and since it's which looks like the Jefferson 3. "We've Got a Good Fire Goin'" Don Williams (Capitol) studio and cranked out Association off the map." Miss Zadora is a good sport have to overlook. Grade: B difficult to read one sentence Starship — but sounds like 4. “You’rs Something Special to Me" George Strait (MCA) nondescript pop disco albums. Although she loves "But­ about the media barbs, which and listen to a totally different either Heart or Journey or Mr. 5. "Now and Forever” Anne Murray (Capitol) "The good news is that it's not a terfly," which recently went can be pretty vicious: "I one. the lyrics tend to get lost. Mister or Loverboy or Asia — 6. "Onca In a Blue Moon" Earl Thomas Conley (RCA) double album." said People gold in video sales, and she became Johnny Carson's Frank Sanello covers Holly­ playing in a nightclub that's 7. "Feelin' the Fealin"' The Bellamy Bros.(MCA-Curb) magazine of an album recorded named her daughter after the answer to Rula Lenska, but I've wood for Newspaper Enterprise Ethlie Ann Vare tunes into located either in West B."l Had a Beautiful Tims" Maria Haggard (Epic) with Jermaine Jackson. character she played in the film. developed a veneer They're not Association. rock for Newspaper Enterprise Hollywood or on Mars. Grade: 9. “1082” Randy Travis (Warner Bros.) Association. 10. "Grandpa" The Judds (RCA-Curb) Adult contemporary singles "."Overjoyed" Stevie Wonder (Tamla) ' TV Hall of Fame names seven 2. "Tender Love” Force M.D.'s (Warner Bros.-Tommy Boy) S.'Thase Dreams" Heart (Capitol) Wilder. 80, an Austro- This Person?" (April 23) is the Video hits 4. "Sacret Lovers" Atlantic Starr (A&M) By Andrew J. Edeittein Hungarian immigrant, began third in a series of specials that 5. "Nikita" Elton John (Geffan) his motion-picture career in the re-creates real-life cases 6. "l Think It's Love” Jermaine Jackson (Arista) It may not be as famous as the 1930s, achieving success with involving missing persons... Videocassette sales 7. ''Whispar in the Dark” Dionne Warwick (Arista) baseball museum in Cooper- "Ninotchka" in 1939, starring Lloyd Dobyns hosts an NBC 1 ."Return of the Jedi” (CBS-Fox) 8. “Now and Forever” Anna Murray (Capitol) stown, but TV has its own hall of Greta Garbo, and "Hold Back “ White Paper" on "The Japan 2. "Jane Fonda's New Workout" (Karl-Lorimar) S.Take Me Home" Phil Collins (Atlantic) fame, created by the Television the Dawn" in 1941. with Charles They Don't Talk About," about 3. "Beverly Hills Cop" (Paramount) 10.“Oraatest Love of All” Whitney Houston (Arista) Academy of Arts and Sciences. Gboyer and Olivia de Havilland. the myth of the Japanese 4. "Rambo: First Blood Part M" (Thorn-EMI) economic miracle (April 22) ... Its seven newest members He went on to direct and write 5. "Pinocchlo" (Disney) Pete Townshend are: Steve Allen, producer- such film classics as "Double Garrison Keillor, author of the 6. "Jane Fonda's Workout" (Karl-Lorimar) best-selling "Lake Wobegone director Fred Coe. Walt Disney, Indemnity" with Barbara 7. "The Wizard of Oz" (MGM-UA) Days," brings his radio show "A Jackie Gleason. Mary Tyler Stanwyck and Fred MacMur- 8. "Silverado" (RCA-Columbia) Prairie Home Companion" to Moore, Former CBS President ray; and "Sunset Boulevard" 9. "PrimeTimo" (Karl-Lorimar) FREE HEARING TEST Frank Stanton and puppeteer with Gloria Swanson and TV (PBS. April 26, Check local 10. "Gone With the Wind" (MGM-UA) In Our 0 « k « O* In Th« Privocy OI Your Homo. ($85 Voluo) ISC lllail INmmii. BurrTillstrom. William Holden. listings)... Their induction ceremony, Other memorable films Videocassette rentals Eileen Davis is known throughout the Professional Packaging & Shipping which airs on NBC on Monday, area os 'The Hearing Aid lady." directed by Wilder include the A bank vault supposedly 1 .“Return of the Jedi" (CBS-Fox) was taped at a black-tie event Hear Again Co. has doubled in size since sex-reversal farce “ Some Like containing the wealth of 2. “Silverado” (RCA-Columbia) ' i p - of your materials in minutes. March 23 at the Santa Monica it opened lor business in August, 1983. It H o t" with Tony Curtis, gangster Al Capone will be 3. "Rambo: First Blood Part M" (Thorn-EMI-HBO) Civic Auditorium. Narrators The only reason lor this tremendous suc­ For all these services and more! Marilyn Monroe and Jack opened in a live, syndicated 4. “Prizzi's Honor” (Vestron) and presenters included Ed cess is Eileen's total commitment to oHer Lemmon (1959). and the film • UPS/FEDERAL EXPRESS • PASSPORT PHOTOS • GIFT BOXES Asner, Patty Duke, Jim Henson, special airing next week of April 5. ”Pee-Wae's Big Adventure" (Warner) complete customer sotisloction. David Letterman, Audrey version of "Witness for the 21 (check local listings) ...AB(i 6. "National Lampoon's European Vacation" (Warner) • PRIVATE MAIL BOXES • NOTARY PUBLIC • GIFT WRAPPING Meadows, Diane Sawyer and Prosecution" (1958). repeats “ Something About 7. “Mask" (MCA) We Are Equipped To Service All Mokes of • PASSPORT PHOTOS • RUBBER STAMPS • PACKAGING SUPPLIES He has also garnered several Am elia,” the memorable TV 8. "St. Elmo's Fire" (RCA-Columbia) EILEEN DAVIS. • PACKAGING • EMERY/OHL/AIRBOHNE • PHOTO COPIES • KEYS Dick Van Dyke. HEARING AID SPECIALIST Hearing Aids. Another notable ceremony Academy Awards, including movie about father-daughter ‘ 9.“Summer Rental" (Paramount) airs next Saturday, April 26, on three for “ The Apartment" incest (A p ril23) ...A lO.'Weird Science" (MCA) Now offering typing and NBC when the American Film (1960); two for "The Lost three-handkerchief weeper is |||H€hR4GM1@(ll I' COMPANY ' Institute honors director Billy Weekends" (1945); and one for promised in the TV movie word processing services Wilder with its Lifetime "Sunset Boulevard" (1945). "Alex: The Life of a Child” A Full Strvict Htarint ^Id Ctnlir Achievement Award. Jack (April 21), based on sportswriter 151 Talcottville Rood, Route 83, Vernon, Conn. HOURS: MON.-FHI. 9-6 / SAT. 10-2 Frank Deford's book about the Lemmon will host the tribute to (203) 872-1110 341 E. Center St, Manchester, C T 06040 • 649-2756 Wilder, which was taped last Watch out for: NBC's death of his young daughter month in Beverly Hills. "M issing III; Have You Seen from cystic fibrosis. ■ WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April 19, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, April 19. 1986 23 Light Touches 22 On the Road I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME !• by Henri Arnold artd Bob Lee

Unscramble these six Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form What to do about potholes in springtime six ordinary words. CLITIA \ I. because the jolting and By Richard Harris vibrations can rattle parts loose or out of adjustment. I know a gentleman who Keeping Bad road surfaces also put claims he lost a Volkswagen in a extra strain on your car’s DRIVEA pothole nearSkagway, Alaska. Your Car engine. If you can’t avoid Unfortunately, I can’t vouch for Alive bad-road driving, pay extra his credibility — before attention to your car’s changing big-state allegiances, maintenance, especially to he was a Texan and already an changing the oil and filter. The VARGEN artist at exaggeration. But I’ll car’s owner’s manual will admit that I haven’t seen his recommend more frequent oil Volkswagen since. changes, and sometimes a New evidence in support of his knocked some air out of a tire. different weight or grade of oil, j / tale was recently released by Check your tire pressure at the for “severe service.” For most FROBEE the Automotive Information next convenient service station. cars driven on bad roads d-IS Council, which reports that less If the car still handles regularly, the oil should be _LL __ 5^ than 40 percent of your abnormally after you’ve inflated changed every two months or paved-road system is rated in all tires to the correct pressure, 2,500 miles. YAFFOP WHAT t h a t “ good” condition — and it is then maybe a wheel weight has Then there’s the question of deteriorating with age. In other broken off. putting the wheel out proper roadside-emergency JOKE ABOUT THE words, there are more and more of balance. If so. you’ll be able to procedure: What if you do lose n o r t h p o l e l e f t . potholes. find a mark where it was your Volkswagen in a pothole? I Every year, when springtime attached. asked every mechanic and INNOJE comes, freezing and thawing The other possibility is that automotive writer I know, as Now arrange the circled letters to cause pavement to lift and the pothole knocked your car’s form the surprise answer, as sug­ well as spokespersons for three gested by the above cartoon. crumble. The broken spots in the front wheels out of alignment. federal agencies, but none could Having the wheels aligned roadway cave in. and when it offer a solution. PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE «R C LE S BELOW rains, they sink to form those promptly is much less expensive At last, I encountered a couple craters you swerve to avoid — or than replacing the front tires, in a parking lot, fixing the don’t see in time. Road crews which will wear out in a few starter motor on their dented old k A A AAAA.A. will be around to patch the hundred miles if you drive with VW Bug. which was covered Jum ble solution on page 19 pavement by the time the poor front-wheel alignment. with stickers and decals "Well, what's a picnic without Aunts?" summer tourist season arrives. The bad road surfaces of showing it had been from Belize Maybe. But until then, watch springtime — washed-out, to the Yukon and back via out. bumpy or rocky dirt roads, as Europe and Africa. Clunking into just one well as potholed pavement — They looked like they’d know, hurt your car in other less DeCORMIER NISSAN fair-sized pothole can ruin your if anyone would. car's handling. The first sign of obvious ways, too. Loss of When they took a break to sip damage is likely to be when your traction and inefficient power the tea they’d been brewing on car’s steering begins to "pull” transfer to the wheels can lower their small butane backpackers' — the car drifts to one side when a car’s gas mileage by more stove. I approached and asked, you’re driving straight ahead. than one third. Tires wear out as casually as possible: Brand N ew 1986^ The most likely reason is that faster. And you’re more likely to “Suppose I lost my Volkswagen Nissan Sentra bouncing over the pothole need repair work sooner. in a pothole? What should 1 do?” "No big problem,” the woman smiled. “Same thing happened Best Italian 1984-86 to us once. You just set up camp Voted Coanccticiil llagasiBe Standard, 2 DR Sedan, Snow Loving Front Wheel Suppose I lost my Volkswagen in a and wait for the next rainstorm. Pre$entt A New Divertified Menu Drive, 5 Speed Transmission, Rear Defroster, All The car will float right out.” • Italian Cui»ine • Seafood • Fowl • Steaks • Ribs Freight, Dealer's Prep., Accent Stripe, Rusty Jones pothole? What should I do? He looked up from an Rustproofing In d u cM . Our Equipped Price: 16422. illustration of a Volkswagen April Special: w«t.. niur», onW) starter and solenoid, and asked U No big problem. You just set up camp Veal Parmigiana *8.95 S A L E *6299 curiously, “Say, are you from (S^rt^d with amimd S: sill mnd m choice o f iwgelaMe o r polato) 285 BROAD STREET Alaska?” ■ Wimmrr of Top tOO USA for exteiuiie wine list. MANCHESTER, 643-4165 and wait for the next rainstorm. The car MofLv TIMO., Wiid. a Fri. 60 Villa Louisa Road, Bolton, CT 646-3i6J e :M O Jn. to M O p M . will float right out. ff NISSAN ThUTB. m M O p M A M . p jn .

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usefulness o f a journal, how The experts agree that keeping a diary does one begin? First, select a book that fits your personal can relieve unhealthy stress and offer 'i l needs. “The structure and valuable insights into psychosomatic / '■ r design o f a book affects what and how you write,” warns difficulties, ff Tristine Rainer, author o f “The New Diary." She points our that a small book, although more portable, leaves you feeling really feel, what you really marriage, divorce or new job. cramped and inhibited, whereas want, what you really believe, Some o f us may want to write in a large-size journal can offer a what you really decide.” the morning after a good night’ s feeling o f ease and expansion. Without self-honesty, your sleep. Others may write as soon Simons states that he prefers a journal experience will be as an idea or feeling occurs. Still bound book over the loose-leaf superficial — words without others may find that journal style because o f its durability. awareness o f growth. If you fear writing is an excellent way to Progoff, on the other hand, that your journal might be read relax before going to bed. recommends die loose-leaf by someone else, keep the diary On some days, there may be arrangements for more under lock and key. You have so much to write that you don’t flexibility. Whatever your the right to privacy. know where to begin. Dozens of preference, consider the decision When you write in your diary significant events and emotions carefully. You will spend a great is up to you. Don't make the need to be recorded to ease the reactions o f the day. If you increase self-expression. And deal o f intimate time with your project a duty, or you will soon tensions o f the day. choose, go back and expand on what’ s best, the technique is book, so choose it as carefully abandon the book. Write when In this case, Simons suggests these thoughts at a later date available to everyone. According as you would your most the spirit moves you — when the use o f “ headlining.” Imagine writing the headlines for when you have more time. to Casewit, once we record our Urcasured friend. you want to capture a precious the front page o f a newspaper. Journal keeping can be a problems in a journal, '“ Few Second, honesty is the most moment or insight. Write titles or one-liners in your release for pain and grief, joy things will faze you or derail < important aspect in journal If you draw a blank, Progoff journal which abbreviate, but and happiness. It can help you you again.” ■ writing. What you write, says suggests writing about a recent An uninhibited per­ capture, the events and personal improve your self-esteem and Rainer, “ should be what you period in your life, such as a sonal journal allows us to be as ugly or as beautiful as we feel. ’W estowti^T^tjarmacy Why Wait? Get prepared for the Freshness of Spring! 445 Hartford Rd. 643-5230 Write yourseif stress free Look Better We offer a full range of products and services, including a Computerized See Better By Dianne-Jo Moore Judith, Natalie and many ourselves about our thoughts, The experts agree that keeping banish physical woes. Many Prescription Department. We are a U.S. others have discovered the feelings, opinions, dreams, a diary can relieve unhealthy behavioral scientists recommend Postal Sub-station and a Payment agent for Feel Better udith's head throbs. therapeutic rewards o f journal hopes, aspirations, fears, stress and offer valuable insights it as a tool to understand She's anxious and writing. Pen on paper helps us fantasies, intuitions, insights and into psychosomatic difficulties. overeating. N.U., CNG, and SNET. angry, but doesn't to release our emotions, resolve actions. In other words, it's Progoff suggests that we ask Interrupting our ritual eating at know why. When conflicts, reduce stress and everything about us. ourselves this question: “Can I long enough to write down the LOTTO-DAILY NUMBERS HAUMARK-RUSSELL STOVER aspirin fails to bring become bener friends with W e can be happy, mad, sad connect any frequent references details o f our day or situation, relief, she picks up ourselves and others. or glad in a diary. An to physical ailments with some the foods we want to eat and our Jher pen and scribbles in her “ You might compare the uninhibited personal journal recurrent emotional state?” particular feelings will help us to OPTICAL 191 Main St. release mechanism to a session allows us to be as ugly or as One such example comes focus on what is happening — 763 Main St. diary. As she frees her pent-up OPEN 7 Days a Week 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Manchester Manchester emotions on paper, she realizes with a psychiatrist whose quiet beautiful as we feel. 'There are from the journal o f a single increasing our awareness o f our how outraged she with her empathy helps you start no “should's" or “should woman who repeatedly punished food habits and how we relate to 643-1191 643-1900 mother. When she has finished talking," explains Curtis W. riot’ s" in a journal. We want to herself with physical illness each emotional hunger. Eastbrook Mall writing, her headache is gone — Casewit, author o f the “The learn who we really are, not time she achieved some type o f Journal keeping is also an Mansfield and she has a better Diary." who we think we should be. success: opportunity to be creative. Look what 456-1141 understanding o f her mother, her Dr. George F. Simons, a Dr. Ira Progoff, a New York “As I allow myself the Pointing out that we can write we can do! feelings and her self. journal writer and leader o f psychologist who studied under excitement o f attending college, letters, draw pictures, paste, Eastern Connecticut’s Leading Full Service Opticians Natalie, recently divorced, journal workshops, agrees. In Carl Gustav Jung, has probably dabbling in oil paints and sketch or doodle in our diary, tucks her two children in bed, his book, “ Keeping Your done most to develop journal verbally expressing who and Simons also recommends that SPECIAL SPRING SALE then feels the emptiness o f the Personal Journal," he says, keeping as a method for personal what I want to be, my we keep journal and pen by our • Custom Framing ------—— 7 — ------evening. An ice-cream sundae “ Not infrequently, the journal is growth. People from all walks of headaches, toothaches and bedside. 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Simons says to • Laminating w/coupon Expires 6/30/86 but knows from past experience voices of others." “ In Freud’ s Victorian age," their problems were my describe the dream in the present ------■---- am Canificuw Mllabi* that gb^ging on food will He points out that a diary is says Progoff, “the awful secret fault...My physical pains are a tense “just as if it’ s actually temporarily deaden the pain o f where teen-agers confide their that nobody wanted to talk about way to beat myself into being taking place." This approach $4Qoo Savings ! ^60^° Savings loneliness. She hurries to the secrets, where adults resolve the was sex. 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Now that we understand the art a fraailBg her loneliness melt into the Journal keeping is a private, how to — oiKe again — reach Daily journal keeping isn’t Sat. e-S / Thuri. 9:30-8 words on the page. written communication with that inner being. only an excellent opportunity to ConUnuBd... WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 19, 1986 27 Trends Nine in ten Manchester area readers prefer the Manchester Herald Corporations as neighbors for local news Companies across the country meet local needs

By Sunny Tiedemann over any other print publication. "XT* ""S t's a growing trend, a trend that's having a positive and lasting effect on our quality of If you live in Manchester then the Herald’s the C 3 life. Corporations and newspaper for you because it’s the only one that’s companies all over . AmericaI are developing geared expressly to the needs of the community. A recent survey conducted by First Market Research community relations programs, n 0 ' / of Boston pointed out that the Herald’s major .solving problems in their i i - Ferris begins hometowns and encouraging r* n n n \ ’ ’■''s strength is in its local news coverage and its bid for seat in slate Senate volunteerism. intimate focus on the Manchester area. According “Enlightened public to the study, nearly nine in ten readers say they responsibility is good business,” v-eEMlQW read the Herald for the local news and nearly seven says Jerry Welsh, executive vice president of worldwide in ten say that local news is the most important '>''''TrODOUte ttSonwrt • marketing at American Express. strength of the paper. "It is the most powerful marketing tool of the '80s. n n 0

T-fWBBSSeBP Today it's necessary for business \ ^ w S m ... . The same study shows that the Manchester Herald is to take up the slack where M i nBo\ government has had to let rated quite highly in terms of space devoted to down.” selected local issues in its Opinion pages. Nearly eight The trend is so evident that a in ten readers find that the space devoted to book, “The 150 Best [! Il\ ■ Community Relations Programs viewpoints on local issues to be more than sufficient in in the U.S. and Canada," has explaining the issues. This extensive coverage just been published by provides readers with the depth of information they Community Relations Report, a need to make reasonable decisions on key local issues newsletter on corporations and < < * community relations. Companies that may impact on their lives today, or in the future. are listed and their community In turn, the Letters to the Editor column allows relations projects, budgets and readers an opportunity to vent their views on an issue. results are described. ‘■'i S Programs vary and results are One of the most important news categories in the sometimes astounding. minds of most Manchester area residents is local Phillips Petroleum Company, . news, with nearly 75% rating the Manchester Herald the primary employer in very high in this coverage area. Bartlesville, Okla., has supported projects in this 1^ community of 40,000 for years. According to legend, founder Frank Phillips began the company's community Paying attention to the needs of its readers is the involvement by paying off number one priority of the Manchester Herald. mortgages for area churches. Since establishing the public They feel it is their responsibility to listen to what affairs division in 1972, Phillips residents in Manchester have to say. They’re has provided matching funds for especially interested in hearing any comments you many projects, including c Bartlesville's award-winning may have about the service you get from the community center. The company Herald. They guarantee prompt delivery and has traditionally supported sports courteous, efficient service on all billing matters. If and cultural events as well. you’re not s'^tisfied. they want to know about it. If In 1984, under attack from corporate raiders, Phillips' you let them know how they can improve the paper officers were astounded when for you, their readers, then they will continue to be the community rallied to their vour voice in Manchester. defense. Citizens wrote letters. They visited congressional representatives, contacted President Reagan, telephoned ik stockholders. Demonstrating resourcefulness and creativity, Bartlesvillians staunchly fought iianrljPHtPr llipral^ for "their” company. William C. Douce was chairman of the board during “YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER” takeover attempts. “I had never experienced anything like the support that Bartlesville gave Phillips Petroleum Company last Soiirrr: First Market Resrarrli of Boston. Jaiiiiarv. IQB6...... ConMnwA-v WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April 19. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, April 19, 1986 28 Trends 29 The Curious Shopper Charity stretches beyond checkbook

of seat belts. ... Continued Seretean, speaking for American Express. “It's intere.sting that a “Until the program was winter,” he says, his voice tight large percentage of proposals started, we had a serious with emeJion. “This is a great involved children's concerns like problem, especially among high-school juniors and community with great spirit.” day care, protective services, Is it OK seniors,” Mathis says. Since the Qne company in the Midwest, latchkey programs.” inception of the campaign three when characterized as Concern for the welfare of our years ago. there have been no “deadbeat” by a leading local children prompts some student deaths or serious injuries newspaper, developed a imaginative projects throughout multi-involvement program, the country. during prom or graduation weekends — the worst times for to freeze i Their national food program is The Phoenix Gazette, in noteworthy. alcohol-related accidents. Arizona, responded to the Community support has been ] For example, Beatrice is murder of one of their fantastic, Mathis says. “This A top priority in many communities is ; involved in the development and newspaper carriers and assaults ' management of Second Harvest year each of the 159 counties in feeding the hungry. Control Data I. on others with a program Georgia will have its own Arrive the cheese? National Food Bank Network. teaching personal safety habits. Alive program.” Corporation of St. Paul, Minn., provided "Contributions involve food that They developed a music video A top priority in many boiling water which is laced The chemical daminozide approximately half the amount throughout the world, too often cannot be sold through regular and introduced the program to original funding for an innovative food By Sonja Heinze communities is feeding the with vinegar. When it’s plays its role before the grading of the chemical that they had negligently, the fatality rate is channels due to production the community in a premiere hungry. well-boiled, the slug is removed process, while the apple is still been using. not surprising. overruns, broken cases or similar which included a panel program in their area. Using special vans. Please write about freezing Control Data Corporation of and its head is cut off. It’s then on the tree. “This pesticide,” The tolerance level in the fruit What is surprising is that reasons,” according to Barbara discussion. Videos were American cheese, the kind the St. Paul, Minn., provided The Twelve Baskets food program states an Environmental was also lowered, and extensive one-half of the potential food Knuckles, manager of distributed to schools, TV government gives out. Can it be cut open to remove the guts, original funding for an which emerge, mercifully, in Protection Agency news release new data will be required to supply in the world is still being community and consumer stations and libraries. redistributes unserved or unsold perishable frozen, and for how long? innovative food program in their one piece. (January 22, 1986), “promotes support the chemical’s continued consumed by pests. And not one relations for Beatrice. In New England, McNeil Olivia Cano, Alamo, Texas area. Using special vans. The The slug may then be fried in uniform fruits and fruit firmness use. This means new studies will of them has ever become Perhaps the most Pharmaceutical runs an food from hotels, caterers, restaurants, As a general rule, cheese Twelve Baskets food program oil and served with a garlic which reduces bruises in be performed on animals, and extinct! comprehensive program in terms anti-drug-abuse educational should never be put in the redistributes unserved or un.sold grocery stores and vending companies, sauce, breaded and deep-fried, handling and shipping and also means apples will be of scope and variety of needs campaign called Pharmacists freezer, as freezing and thawing perishable food from hotels, curried in a cream sauce or increases storage life by two to selected randomly in SPROUTING ONIONS embraced is the cause-related Against Drug Abu.se. Pharmacies providing low-cost meals for the needy, f f destroy the delicate flavors and caterers, restaurants, grocery prepared in any imaginative way three months. supermarkets around the country / live in an old house that has marketing concept developed by are clearing houses. Pharmacists textures. But the processed stores and vending companies, the adventurous cook may “The product is used to delay and analyzed for residues of an old-fashioned pantry with a American Express. It addresses run public service campaigns, cheese in question really doesn’t providing, no-cost meals for the desire. Ostensibly slugs are rich fruit ripening and premature daminozide. Apple juice and wonderful bin in which / store concerns in communities speak before community groups have that much to lo.se, and may needy. be frozen for practical purposes. in protein. drop which permits harvesting at applesauce will also be checked. my onions and potatoes. The world-wide. and distribute pamphlets titled “There are now 55 donors Bank's example prompted officials. When one Guemeville one time rather than spot picking potatoes do very nicely, but the Searching for a way to expand “The Kinds of Drugs Kids Are The National Dairy Council and 42 receivers,” says Nobert contributions from other Dayton Power and Light in suggests that pieces of cheese to resident was asked what slugs over a period of up to six weeks. onions shrink and sprout in no corporate philanthropy beyond Getting Into.” R. Berg, president o f Control financial institutions and Ohio insulates attics in homes of be frozen weigh less than one tasted like, she replied, "Not as The delay promotes increased WEIGHT OF time, which leads me to believe the checkbook, American K-Mart Corporations, with Data. “Food is distributed by businesses. needy families. The company pound and be not more than one bad as you think.” red color in apples with no FROZEN VEGETABLES that they’re doing something to Express developed eause-related 2,(XX) stores nationwide, full-time drivers during the week Another priority is programs hires local unemployed workers inch thick, that the pieces be advancement in apple maturity When a package of frozen onions these days that they marketing and a program called collaborates with photofinishers and part-time drivers on and trains them to install wrapped tightly in an airtight CHOLESTEROL IN SUNFLOWER or reduction in quality.” vegetables says it weighs 16 didn’t do long ago. Aren’t Project Hometown America. to distribute pictures of missing for the elderly. The Senior Open weekends" Door Program, sponsored by cellulose insulation. The package to prevent moisture ,, SEEDS? ounces, does that mean the onions supposed to last This grant program funds children. They give out In addition, the news release The program follows rigid insulation is acquired on a loss, and that the cheese be I ’m interested in knowing if weight o f the vegetables before anymore? individuals and groups who are brochures with safety tips for Foremost-McKesson in San states that daminozide is a Department of Health guidelines. pound-for-pound exchange basis frozen quickly at 0 degrees F. toasted sunflower seeds contain or after they are frozen? A box I’m not aware of any .solving serious problems and Francisco, organizes events for systemic pesticide, which means parents and children. “If the food is not acceptable, for newspapers collected by Thaw it for 24 hours in the cholesterol. I was told at the of string beans always feels diabolical plot conjured up by meeting human needs all across senior citizens based on themes it’s taken up by the fruit. Its R.L. Mathis Certified Dairy in we don’t take the donation,” , volunteers. refrigerator. The cheese may health-food store that due to the quite heavy until you steam the onion farmers that would cause the U S A. Decatur, Ga., is a local of education, culture and residues cannot be washed off or beans, and then they’re a lot American Express donates $1 says Tom Thompforde, director recreation. Entertainment, held "This kind of marketing is exhibit a mottled color due to fact they are a natural food, onions to self-destruct company with a large impact. In of Twelve Baskets. “Donors go uniquely related to the value Irozen moisture on the surface they must be healthy to removed by peeling. lighter. prematurely. More than likely to the project for each new in the corporate headquarters As reported in the New York 1983, President Jack Mathis out of their way to refrigerate system of the community,” says but should resume its normal consume. I was not satisfied Betty Chateauvert, a consumer the problem is in your storage credit card approved, I cent for building, includes dinners, Times by Keith Schneider, developed a campaign to help foods, package them properly.” Jerry Welsh of American color when completely thawed. with that answer. Mrs. Stanley representative with General facility. each American Express credit dances, theater presentations and Renee Potosky, a spokesman for students across Georgia combat “I was amazed at the need for Express. “Companies address It should be used as sixin as Foods, producers of Birds Eye Joe Carcione in the book card or traveler's check purchase a variety of parties. Food Ellis, Sutherlin, Ore. the Uniroyal Co., makers of this the No. I killer of teen-agers — food,” says Berg. “Places that I the needs of their communities. (xissible after thawing. Sunflower seeds do not products, states that the weight "The Greengrocer” advises that and $1 per travel package of baskets and gifts are distributed chemical, whose brand name is drinking and driving. never suspected, like the shelter The cheese can be frozen for contain cholesterol. Cholesterol of a package of their vegetables onions should be stored in a $500 or more (excluding airfare) at a Christmas party. These are the early days of this Alar, ”We have tested this With the help of law for battered women and people SIX weeks to two months. is only found in animal products indicates the weight after it has cool, dark, dry area. The key — an estimated S3 million Peasant Restaurants of Atlanta concept. More companies will product continuously since 1968. enforcement officials, who feed the elderly.” such as meat, fish, butter, been frozen. word here is dry. Traditionally, nationally in 1985. sponsors several be jumping on the bandwagon.” At not time have we found any government and school chee.se, eggs and milk. people store onions and potatoes Community leaders evaluate Other recipients, are community-related events. Ken Treadway of Phillips data that gives us any cause for administrators, business Somebody told me that garden Sunflower seeds are rich in together, but they shouldn’t. local programs, which are then indigent-feeding sites such as the Among their activities are the Petroleum Company may speak concern. It is safe to use.” DEATHS FROM representatives and student slugs are edible, but I find this protein and high in fat. The fat, PESTICIDE POISONING Potatoes are loaded with water sent to the company. Preference Salvation Army, neighborhood Foster Grandparent Day in for all when he says, "We There are those who disagree. leaders, a massive campaign was hard to believe. Are they? however, is in the form of which evaporates and creates a centers, community halfway Georgia, complimentary desire to be a good corporate Diane Baxter, a toxicologist with / was surprised to hear an is given projects involving new undertaJeen in DeKalb County to Ordinary garden slugs are polyunsaturated oil, which is humid atmosphere in the bin, houses for the chemically banquets and food certificates citizen. It's the American way.” the National Coalition Against agriculturist speaking on a people in community service, educate teen-agers and to apply edible. If you’re not familiar beneficial, as this type of oil causing the onions to sprout and dependent and the retarded, and for special events and assistance the Misuse of Pesticides, claims, radio program who said that coalitions of previously unrelated peer pressure against drinking with them, slugs are long, (liquid at room temperature) is rot. Move the onions to a dark, shelters for emergency housing. to senior citizens’ groups in “There are .seven studies that nobody ever died from pesticide groups, new ideas and and driving. brown and wormlike, and thrive actually supposed to lower blood poisoning. Can this possibly be dry cupboard instead. approaches to problems, plans to Mellon Bank addressed^ the recruiting volunteers. FOR MORE INFORMATION show this chemical is a strong in moist areas. They’ve closely cholesterol. An ounce of ° raise public awareness or those “This is a program that is run problem of hunger in Pittsburgh Delmarva Power and Light of The 150 Best Community carcinogen. In one study 70 true? related to snails but have no sunflower seeds has 159 Usually when an expert talks involving the private sector in by the students for the and area mill towns. Employees Wilmington, Del., developed a Relations Programs in the U.S. visible shell and, like snails, percent of mice developed READER FEEDBACK: students,” says Mathis. “In donated food products and cash, community watch program. and Canada, edited and written calories, but more if they are tumors that were abnormal for about pesticides, he or she problem solving. which are also edible generally qualifies the statement ALUMINUM COOKWARE addition to saying not to drink giving assistance to areas Company vehicles are used to by Joe Williams. $180; available toasted in oil. that breed.” Anne Eubank, Modesto, “We received 4,300 (escargots), they leave a trail of Incidentally, if you want to you heard by saying, “When the and drive, we emphasize not particularly hard hit by report suspicious events, crimes from Community Relations As further reported by Calif.: “1 just finished reading applications from all 50 states as slime as they glide along. save money on sunflower seeds, pesticides are properly used, riding with a friend who’s been unemployment. In addition to in progress or emergency Report, P.O. Box 924, Schneider, C.F. Kirby, a senior your column about aluminum well as Puerto Rico and the Every March in Guemeville, you can eat seeds that are nobody has ever died from drinking. And we stress the use favorable publicity, Mellon conditions to law enforcement Bartlesville. Okla. 74005 ■ vice president of Tree Top Inc., cookware and I thoroughly agree Virgin Islands,” says Tracy Calif., the residents of this river packaged for birds if you don’t pesticide poisoning.” community hold their Annual a cooperative that represents and must stress — never, never mind hulling them. The hulling 3,750 apple growers, says, There must be a lot of misuse Slugfest. Prizes are awarded to store food in aluminum pots, as procedure more than doubles the “This has got to be one of the of these chemicals in the world, it is very dangerous. Anything children who bring in the biggest cost. however, because according to slugs, and there is a cookoff at greatest chemicals ever with acid, such as tomatoes or developed. We’ve been using it entomologist David Pimentel, a which recipes are judged. There APPLES AND DAMINOZIDE fruits, should be taken out of Enlightened public responsibility is here (Washington, Oregon and professor at Cornell University, are slug events in other parts of To readers who wrote to pots immediately.” ■ Idaho) for years without any the use of pesticides results in an the U.S. as well. protest my response to the good business. It is the most powerful tool problems. If we lose it, it’s estimated 500,(X)0 human A week prior to cooking a question, “Why are apples in going to cost us a fortune.” poisonings every year, with of the ’8Qs. Today it’s necessary for slug, it's placed in an the supermarket all the same On January 22, 1986 the EPA about a 10 percent fatality rate. escape-proof box which has been size?”, thank you for pointing business to take up the slack where decided to allow the continued That’s 50,0(X) deaths a year. carpeted with commeal, upon out that apples are graded to size Since about five billion which the slug feeds. After by machine after they are use of Alar but suggested label government has had to let down, f f modifications so that farmers pounds of pesticides are seven days or so, it’s removed harvested. Certain size apples go estimated to be used annually from the box and tossed into in certain boxes. would be instructed to use WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, April 19, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 19, 1M6 f . . . / . 31 Dining Out 30 Dining In V Bombay Palace \ By Sondra Astor Stave the samosa and pakora. Of the two soups, the An Indian restaurant in muligatanny is the more Manchester? It seems unlikely. flavorful. A lentil puree An excellent Indian restaurant enriched with herbs, it is thick in Manchester? That seems and smooth. The jehangiri sorba even more improbable. But the is a more subtle chicken broth fates have smiled a big, broad whose flavor is at first elusive grin on our city and blessed us but grows more assertive as you with one of the best Indian work your way through the restaurants off the subcontinent bowl. itself. There are twenty entrees on Open only since mid-March, the menu, some vegetarian, but the Bombay Palace at 57 E. most containing meat. Two of This unusual fruit Center St. will more than meet the latter were featured as the expectations of a seasoned especially hot and the lamb diner, or provide the most vindaloo, in an acidic and spicy once was cultivateid marvelous of introductions to a sauce, does not disappoint. The Avocado novice. tender lamb pieces seem almost Indian cuisine is among the spicier than the surrounding as a tasty tax shelter world's most sophisticated, sauce, suggesting a period of combining a great quantity of marination before cooking. spices in various combinations. Chicken Madras is not quite as By Ted Larsen avocado word began to spread There is no spice called hot as Hades — as described on nationwide, particularly as a "curry.” Rather, curry means the menu — but it does pack a oesn't this read like a salad ingredient. That's when sauce. Each preparation, if done good punch. Madras is in south typical American the I.R.S. became involved. correctly, incorporates a India where the food is the ir autumn scene? Because avocado trees take a different group of spices to spiciest. Anything bearing that long time to bear their first crop. complement the primary description is intended to be far Congress granted special tax ingredients and cooking style. from subtle. considerations to encourage The Bombay Palace menu will Tandoor chicken comes from Heavily laden fruit production. The result was allow you to try a variety of India’s northwest. It is first D Hiffl marinated in a spicy yogurt trees are a standard thousands of acres of avocado Indian dishes, though several visits would be necessary to mixture and then cooked in a part of many ranches offered as tax shelters to si® - investors. In the late 1970s really sample the menu special beehive-shaped oven to David Baahaw/Manchaater Harald backyard gardens. Fruit so thoroughly. keep the meat moist. I don't abundant that everyone bores of much of that shelter was eliminated by Washington, but The Bombay Palace assort­ know if the Bombay Palace If you order ‘the works" at Bombay Palace, you might them, leaving hundred.s on the iiS ip ment allows tasting of five actually has such an oven, but ground as unfortunate compost. the trees and their reasonably receive spicy lamb vindaloo, tandoori chicken (in priced annual harvest remain. appetizers, each delicately and its chicken tastes authentic. Sounds like apples in exotically seasoned. Vegetable I found the shrimp goa to be foreground), basmati rice (at right), papadum wafers, Low calorie count is not part September, doesn't it? Sorry, samosas are fried turnovers the least appealing of the main and a multi-leaf bread called paratha. wrong on all ba.ses. The locale of the avocado magic. Oil with a potato stuffing. (Meat dishes. The long slow cooking of isn't America, but Africa — content gives an average samosas are also on the menu.) India made the seafood a bit Accra. Ghana, to be exact. alligator pear 335 calories, the Pakoras are an Indian-style tough to my taste. But the sauce, highest of any fruit or vegetable. You may think I'm a fool for Indian breads are generally cheeseballs cooked in milk with the small serving staff makes Furthermore, the date is Add heavy and sour creams , 1/4 cup fresh parsley, fritter, with pieces of vegetable as in all dishes served at mid-winter and the crop is However, this oil includes a suggesting avocado as a dessert, Bombay Palace, was superb. either pan baked or fried. My pistachio flavor. Firnee is a the meal a bit mure leisurely and simmer 10 minutes more. minced suspended in a fried batter. pears...alligator pears, a k a tremendous amount of important but this is almost a national dish Seekh kababs are finger- A combination of beef cubes favorite is the poori, a pleasant tasting custard. Fried than one might wish, but dinner Do not allow to boil. Serve 1 tablespoon tarragon, avocados. B vitamins. Avocados also have in Sri Lanka. This simple but shaped lumps of ground beef, and spinach is called beef saag; balloon-shaped ball of dough rounds of milk served in a sugar at the Bombay Palace may be garnished with a sprinkle of dried The story of avocados is staggering quantities of delicious recipe is another good flavored with herbs and onions, the melding of meat and that is deep fried to become a syrup is called gulab jamin. For the best meal in Manchester and tarragon. 2 cups mayonnaise mango enthusiasts there is aam one of the best in the state. ■ indeed a strange mix; a potassium and magnesium, so example of avocado's amazing then grilled. Grilled pieces of vegetable is inspired. Spinach flaky puff. Paratha is combination of the Aztecs may have loved their % cup tarragon vinegar boned chicken breast, mari­ has never been so enobled. multileafed and dry fried. It ras, a lovely creamed mango HINTS versatility. puree that tastes somewhat like misunderstanding, Aztecs, a man "ahuacatl” for good reason. I tablespoon lemon Juice nated in mild spices and herbs, Excellent rice pilaf and a lentil may be ordered plain or stuffed This soup tastes much better if with potato (aloo) or meat the lassi. named Henry Perrine and even Prepare at least three hours are called chicken tikka. Most sauce called dal accompany all made a day ahead, refrigerated AVOCADO FOOL entrees. (kheema). The potato filling Appetizers range between one the Internal Revenue Service. This elegant soup uses xfote serving. Mash avocado unusual is the piece of Is there a restaurant and reheated just before serving. 3 large avocados, ripe pappadum, which is the thinnest Indian pickles can be hot or was particularly good. and three dollars; the Though now prized, a few avocado's creamy texture to best jntil creamy and set aside. '/4-Y2 cup confectioners' sweet or both. Mango chutney is Bombay Palace has no liquor assortment is $5.25; soups are you'd like to see advantage. It's stylish but It can also be served as a cold of wafers, made of spiced decades ago the unfortunate Vlince together anchovy, shallot sugar rich and sweet with just a touch license and one is encouraged to under $2 dollars. Main dishes avocado had little respect at all. simple. soup. lentils. reviewed here? Write ind garlic. Mix with mashed I lime Chicken chat is an appetizer of heat. Mango pickle is mostly bring one’s own beverage. The start at $6 dollars; the Bombay There are lots of reasons for For an interesting variation, Palace mixed grill tops the iv o c ^ . Add parsley, tarragon, t cup heavy cream available only a la carte. hot and tangy with a more exotic complex spices go better with to Sondra Astor Stave this; one is an identity problem. CREAM OF peel a small carrot and shallot nayonnaise, vinegar and lemon flavor. Raita is to cool things beer than wine. Or one may menu at $10.95. artd puree them along with Boneless chicken pieces are in care of Weekend Avocado is really a fruit that AVOCADO-TARRAGON SOUP nice. Mix well until dressing is down, and the combination of order a mango lassi, a The Bombay Palace is an avocado pulp. Other directions Peel the well-ripened cooked to their tenderest in a attractive, small restaurant Plus Magazine, P.O. doesn't taste like one. 2 medium avocados ;teamy. Refrigerate until used. tangy sauce that is slightly onion-spiked cucumber with wonderful combination of fruit The Aztecs loved this member remain the same. avocados, remove seeds and puree and yogurt. with 10 tables that seat about 35. l'/2 cups chicken broth. Makes 3 cups. sweet and totally captivating. unsweetened yogurt serves that Box 591, Manchester, of the laurel family (they called canned or from scratch For a lower-calorie variation, place avocado flesh into blender. purpose admirably. Desserts here are somewhat On our two visits it was Add sugar and juice of the lime. All appetizers are served with a Conn. 06040. it "ahuacatl") and believed it to I teaspoon tarragon, dried yogurt can be substituted for Katchumber salad is pristine less sweet than the ones I ate in deservedly crowded. The food is side dish of sauce, rich with as good as it possibly could be. contain a powerhouse of (a tablespoon if fresh) some or all of the cream. Do not HINTS Blend well on high speed until coriander and cumin. The sauce tomato and cucumber, the least India and this is all to the good. This dressing is a snap to mixture is creamy. Adjust sugar Rasmalai is the name for The setting lacks elegance and medicinal properties. That '/< teaspoon cayenne pepper allow to boil. is spectacular, especially with exciting item on the menu. make with a blender or food mystique continues today, I tablespoon fresh to taste, adding more if especially among natural-food processor. All mashing and lemon juice The original green goddess necessary. enthusiasts. Spanish settlers in mincing can be done right in the '/2 cup heavy cream dressing was created for actor Whip cream until firm and Mexico and Central America George Arliss at a San Francisco machine and in one step. Do not fold in avocado/sugar mixture. were rather unimpressed by the '/2 cup sour cream hotel in the 1920s when he overblend unless you want a Taste and adjust flavorings avocado, finding it basically 57 E. Center S t 646 5330 starred in the play of the same highly pureed dressing. again, if necessary. Divide into tasteless with a unsettling, Cut the avocados in half, Hours: Luncheon Monday to Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 3 name. Here's an updated If you have fresh chives, individual serving dishes and creamy quality. lengthwise, remove seed and p.m. Dinner: Sunday, 5 to 10 p.m., Monday to Friday, 3 to scoop out pulp. Puree in food version. include V2 cup in place of the decorate with additional whipped 10:30 p.m., Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 10:30p.m. American avocado farmers shallot. Half of a small onion revere the name of Henry processor, blender or food mill. cream and lime wedges, if Reservations accepted can be substituted for the Perrine as their mentor. He Reserve. Place chicken stock in AVOCADO GREEN GODDESS desired. Chill for at least 2 hours shallots, but the result is not as Dress: Caisual acceptable brought the first trees to Florida a 3-quart saucepan and bring to DRESSING before serving. delicate. Handicapped access in 1833, and it's been a major a boil. Reduce to medium and / medium avocado, ripe Serves 4. ■ Mastercard, VISA growing state ever since. It was add avocado pulp along with all 6 anchovy fillets This dressing is traditionally not until the 1900s that avocados the seasonings. Cook 15 minutes I small shallot served with a tossed salad of began to catch on commercially, i and reduce to a simmer. I clove garlic romaine, escarole and chicory. but mostly in their growing states of FHorida, California and Hawaii. During the l9S0s the Monday, April 2'

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