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By Andrew J. Dovls they were ready (to walk). Manchester Herald They’re very disgusted.” But Susan Shaw, another Licensed practical nurses at hospital LPN. said the chance Manchester Memorial Hospi­ of a walkout was slim because tal, many “disgusted" over she thought the administra­ not receiving a pay increase tion would meet with the similar to registered nurses, ter, LPNs. may stage a walkout if they “I really do think the re. are unable to meet with the administration will meet with hospital’s president, one us,” Shaw said. "(But) I’m nurse said. not sure they’ll tell us what we However, another nurse want to hear.” said a walkout was highly Popoff delivered a letter to unlikely. Gallhcher’s office this week If a meeting cannot be that stated the LPNs and arranged with President Mi­ nurse’s aides also wanted a chael R. Gallacher, there is salary increase. The letter the possibility that the LPNs was signed by 57 LPNs and and nurse’s aides may stage a nurse’s aides. walkout, LPN Joan Popoff said. However, no formal A petition requesting a declaration has been made. meeting will be presented to LPNs and nurse’s aides are Gallacher by Wednesday, if not unionized. the hospital administration already has not made Its Andrew A. Beck, hospital opinion on the salary demand director of public relations, known, Popoff said. If there is said the hospital administra­ no meeting after the petition is tion. including Gallacher. delivered, then the walkout would not comment on the may occur, she said. salary demand. He called the AP photo dem and an “ internal” Popoff said she tried unsuc­ problem. cessfully to meet with Gall­ HEAVY SECURITY — Dr. Alan Berkman leaves Superior Cotirt In Middletown acher this week. Gallacher, Friday after pleading innocent to charges stemming from me 1984 robbery of a Though Popoff said she who replaced Warren L. Pre- Cromwell supermarket. Berkman. arraigned under heavy security, has been could not speak for every LPN lesnik, officially assumed the or nurse’s aide, she said she hospital presidency Monday. linked to terrorist groups. had conversations with many of them and they are "dis­ “We’ve tried to meet with gusted.” She said the LPNs Gallacher,” Popoff said. “We want an increase in salary know he Just started, but we E such as one included in a haven’t been told an^hing in DOC LINKED TO contract ratified Thursday by six months. We’re going to )! registered nurses. petition him again to have a MIDDLETOWN (AP) - A New York from the store safe, Cromwell police said. meeting. Then I don’t know physician who allegedly is linked to terrorist Law enforcement authorities have said they The 218 registered nurses at what we’re going to do, but groups was arraigned under heavy security^ believe that Berkman attended wounded the hospital ratified a contract we’re going to do something.” mo./38,000 mile Friday on charges that he robbed a Cromwell members of the Black Liberation Army and the agreement which raised their mper to Bumper supermarket in 1984. Weather Underground, including Marilyn base starting salary from Beck declined comment. Warranty Jean Buck, after the aborted 1981 robbery of a $22,000 to $27,000 and the “That is really an internal NO Dr. Alan Berkman. 42, pleaded innocent in Brinks armored car in Nanuet, N.Y. Three maximum base pay from thing,” Beck said. “That’s EXTRA Superior Court to charges of first-degree people were killed in the Brinks robbery. $27,000 to $35,800 a year. LPNs probably the best thing to CHARGE! robbery, first-degree kidnapping, and criminal When Berkman was brought in for arraign­ make under $10 an hour, say.” impersonation in the robbery of theSuper Stop ment at 8 a.m.. a sharpshooter carrying a Popoff said. Though unwilling to com­ & Shop. semiautomatic rifle stood on the roof of the ment on the salary demand. courthouse while state troopers guarded “I don’t want to speak for Beck said the hospital admin­ On Sept. 2. 1984. Berkman and an unknown entrances. everybody,” Popoff said, “but istration will continue to try to accomplice allegedly bound and gagged the (many of the people who make the hospital an “attrac­ 995Speed, Front Wheel store’s manager at gunpoint and took $21,000 Turn to page 3 signed the letter) sounded like tive place” to work. Body Side molding. ^pplng, more. Inskletdclay; FO C U S, an expanded, pullout features section N Home... Mon^... Advice ... T V ... Comics... Puzzles... Movies... Books... Hobbiis... Music

\ / Dr. Crane’s Quiz Sailing siblings get mail lessons No plea entered in Brown murder case

1. Which one of these is a delight to a beagle? By Nancy Concelman Judge Richard C. Noren agreed to SPOOR TRAJECTORY SLIPSTREAM WAKE erratically. New Jersey police said but none of the Laceys were at the Manchester Herald continue the case until March 18, at Brown ran a police roadblock and Putnam courthouse Friday 2. Which one of the following is an equine species? while cruising on the high seas the request of Kelly. Brown did not tried to run down a police officer. Charles Brown said Friday his PUTNAM — The attorney for a MINORCA DALMATIAN PERSIAN appear before the judge, but was kept After arresting Brown. New Jersey relationship with the Lacey family WELLESLEY, Mass. (AP) - Windham man charged in the murder in the lockup downstairs. PERCHERON If Tammy and Michelle Walsh authorities contacted the Windham was “ very good,” of his wife, a former Manchester State's Attorney Terence A. Sulli­ police, advising them to cl.ock were stumped by the Pythago­ Susan Brown, daughter of James 3. Which “ cap” is associated with seasickness? resident, said Friday he would likely van said Kelly may request a rean theorem or baffled by Ohm’s Brown's apartment. Police found and Irene Lacey, was a 1981 graduate NIGHTCAP REDCAP WHITECAP FOOLSCAP waive the defendant's right to a probable cause hearing, which would Law when they were doing their Susan Brown’s body, stabbed repeat­ of East Catholic High School in probable cause hearing within 60days have to be held before April 10, within 4. The cry “ Thar she blows,” suggests which school assignments, help was edly in the chest. Manchester. She was emplo.ved at of his Feb. 11 arrest in connection with 60 days after Brown's Feb. 11 arrest in Brown will face charges in New weapon? usually just a call away, by ship’s the slaying. Landmark Bank in “Hartford at the BOOMERANG HARPOON LANCE DART radio. Connecticut. Kelly said he intends to Jersey of being a fugitive from time of her death. She was buried in Attorney Richard Kelly, appointed While sailing in the Bahamas, waive the 60-day requirement. justice, assaulting a police officer, St. James Cemetery Feb. II. 5. To say a person is “half-baked” suggests he is by the court to represent Thomas E. Brown's father, Charles, of Glaston­ an engineer from Nassau was possession of cocaine and motor DRUNK MUSICAL INDUSTRIOUS IMMATURE Brown, 29. entered no plea on the bury, and his stepmother. Judith, Thomas Brown, formerly a there with advice on algebra. A vehicle violations. murder charge during a hearing at were at the court for the hearing. member of the Eastern Connecticut 6.. Analyze the farnn products shown at the left. vacationing English professor At Brown’s arraignment in Willi­ Superior Court in Putnam Friday. Following his scheduled appear­ State University baseball team, had Some develop their edible parts above ground while from the University of California mantic Feb. 16. Judge Michael P. Brown, of 74 Foster Drive in ance. Brown was returned to the worked as a counselor of retarded others mature below ground. Place a checkmark at Berkeley once offered essay­ Conway set Brown’s bail at $250,000. Windham, was charged with the children at various institutions. under.the appropriate heading for each. writing tips. Brooklyn Correctional Center, where despite a request from Kelly that the February stabbing death of his wife. he has been held since his return to Above Below The sisters now are freshmen bail be lowered to $100,000 because He and Susan had been married 24-year-old Susan Lacey Brown, for­ Connecticut by New Jersey authori­ Y a m s ...... at Babson College, having com­ Brown had no prior ppllce record in about 2>/i years. Police said they had merly of 213 Shallowbrook Lane, ties Feb. 11. Broccoli ...... pleted elementary, junior high Connecticut. no record of domestic violence on the Manchester. Her body was found by Brown was arrested Feb. 7 in Red Goobers...... and high school while sailing on Susan Brown’s father. James La­ Browns, but said they had been .sent to Willimantic police on Feb. 7 in the Bank. N.J., after police said they Asparagus ...... the Atlantic with their parents cey, and sister, Kathleen O’Neill, the couple’s apartment several times couple's Foster Drive apartment. attempted to stop him for driving Zucchini...... and two cats on a 45-foot boat were at the Willimantic arraignment. because of disputes between the two. Answers in Classified section. called High Hopes. They studied French in Floiida and geometry in Georgetown via AP photo a Chicago correspondence school Doc arraigned Connecticut Weather that once a year mailed books and SAILING SISTERS — Michelle Walsh, 21, left, and her exams. They completed the tests sister, Tammy Walsh, 18, pose in the dormitory room at at their own pace and returned Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: Babson College in Wellesley, Mass. They were raised in store hoidup them for grading. sailing the Atlantia with their parents on a 45-foot Saturday, sunny but breezy. High around 45. “I think we got a better Saturday night, clear and cold. Low around 20. education,” Michelle, 21, who sailboat, and the experience of getting an education was Continued from page 1 Sunday, sunny. High 40 to 45. took some time off before going to an education. West Coastal, East Coastal: Saturday, sunny. college, said in an interview at the The first nine rows of benches in the courtroom High near 45. Saturday night,'Clear and cold. Low LSSO-stud^nTufidefgraduate bus­ were off limits to the public during the unusually A around 25. Sunday, sunny. High 40 to 45. early arraignment. State troopers and Middlesex iness school outside ^ston . “ You Instead, the family went to sea that while they disciplined them­ Northwest Hills: Saturday, sunny but breezy. learned much more because you and the girls learned to discipline County deputy sheriffs were stationed in hallways High around 40. Saturday night, clear and cold. Low selves enough to finish the and in the courtroom. read everything. You had a lot of themselves in their studies. Their required texts, if the sun was 15 to 20. Sunday, sunny. High 40 to 45. The arraignment took about 10 minutes Berk- responsibility. We ended up more parents left them on their own shining and the water glistening, man. who was represented by a public defender, well-rounded and ready to take on almost from the start, they said. boardsailing won out over was scheduled to appear in court next on March 17. the world.” “They felt we were mature and Shakespeare. Cromwell police declined to say how the.v In 1971, when the sisters were responsible enough to do it and by “ We didn’t have set hours,” Lottery Winners connected Berkmnn to the Cromwell robbery. pre-schoolers, Mickey and Joyce doing that we became more said Michelle. “ If it was a w. Berkman is presently serving a lO-.vear sentence Walsh of Oakdale, N.Y., on Long mature and responsibie,” said beautiful day outside I wasn’t at a federal penitentiary in Illinois on charges Island’s south shore, decided to 'Tammy. going to sit and read.” Connecticut daily Friday: 010. Play Four: 9876. including unlawful possession of firearms and take the kids sailing. Mickey gave The Walshes spent summers on Mary McKeown, principal of Connecticut “Lotto” Friday: 3, 12, IS, 26, 29, 40. explosives, and unlawful possession of false Social up his job working on a clam New York’s Fire Island, then the Chicago-based American dredge and the family left for usually left in October and sailed Security cards. School of Correspondence, said Berkman was apprehended in May 198,5 in Puerto Rico, where they lived for down the Atlantic Coast. The trip Michelle received her high school AP photo a year. offered maximum study time, Pennsylvania after he dropped off a rented van in equivalency diploma in 1984 and Philadelphia, FBI officials said. HALF THE BEATLES — Former Beatles instead they are considering a reunion Index They returned to Puerto Rico in often up to eight hours a day. Tammy in 1987. They had to take 1974 for another year, and Mi­ “Then we’d get to the beach and He was also convicted in 1987 of unlawful R|r)go Starr, l^ft, and George Harrison with Ringo. "Maybe we wili write a tune at least 16 credits under Illinois possession of document-making instruments for the chelle started in correspondence not (study> for months,” Michelle requirements. ftiappear on a British TV talk show to be and play together. It won’t be The Business___ .34-35 Local news. school. The family sold their said. FBI. U.S. Customs Service. Bureau of Alcohol. C h u rch e s__ . 14-15 Obituaries _ She said the school is accre­ broadcast Saturday. George Harrison Beatles, of course, but it may happen and house in 1979 and decided to move The family spent most winters Tobacco and Firearms, and the U.S. Drug C lassified__ .36-40 Opinion. dited by the North Central Enforcement Administration. denied that he and fellow former Beetle we are getting on with Ppul much better C o m ic s ___ . 23-25 Senior Citizens. to the boat. anchored off Georgetown in the Association of Colleges ana Court officials said Berkman will be held in Paul McCartney are having a tiff, saying than we used to,” Harrison said. Connecticut. __ 8-9 Sports . .41-48 “ They always liked sailing and Exuma Islands in the Bahamas. Schools and serves a variety of Connecticut until the Cromwell armed robbery case Focus_____ 17-32 U.S./World. . 10-11 wanted to live on a boat and Books often weren’t a priority; students, from young people travel,” Tammy, 18, said of her Michelle needed three years to is disposed of. He was taken after the arraignment living abroad to adults seeking to to the Hartford Correctiona'l Center in a state police parents. “ They were going to complete algebra. finish high school. ’Tuition and wait until we grew up.” Michelle and Tammy admit convoy. South Carolina previews South? books cost t!679 for four years. Acting on a motion by public defender Eric J. V Blanrbratpr) Hrralii Bengston. Judge Walter R. Budney ordered that COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The mond and former U.N. Ambassa­ reporters he was concerned about Berkman. who had missed breakfast because of his four Republican presidential can­ dor Jeane Kirkpatrick at his side. complacency. Polls indicate a USPS 327-500 ''O'- C''"' No- Man loses feet by court order early court date, be given a hot meal upon his return didates focused on South Carolina Rep. Jack Kemp scheduled sizeable lead for the vice presi­ Penny M. Sleffart, Publisher to the Hartford jail. Friday, searching for support in appearances in three major cities dent here and elsewhere in the NEW LONDON (AP) - A the waning hours before a Satur­ — Greenville, Columbia and South. Qsorgc T. Chappell Sheldon'Cohen There were only two witness: spreading up the feet and eventu­ Editor Compoeing Manager homeless man who refused to Dr. Dean N. Willis, a vascular ally the legs. day primary described by front­ Charleston. "One of the reason we’re Denise A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbard consent to treatment for gan­ surgeon, and Dr. James M. Anthony R. Basilica, the attor­ Teen nabbed with bones runner George Bush as an “ all- All the GOP candidates believe Advertising Director Prateroom Manager grene had his feet amputated important Super Tuesday the South Carolina primary on driving down to the wire with the Jeanne Q. Fromerth Trench, a psychiatrist who testi­ ney appointed to represent MarS F. Abraltls AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — A teen-ager was preview.” intensity that we are is exactly Business Manager Circulation Manager Friday after a judge signed an fied in private. Branch, agreed that surgery was Saturday will offer a preview of jailed Friday after police found at his home the that. I cannot relax or neglect order allowing doctors to conduct Willis told Condon that gan­ the only rational option. “ There's In the hours before the polls how the South is likely to vote Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the the surgery. remains of Confederate Army Maj. John David opened Saturday morning, the three days later when 14 Southern South Carolina because things Manchester Publishing Co.. 18 Bralnard Place, Manchaeler, grene has spread since Branch’s no question but that it (the Walker, who has been dead for 125 years. vice president said he was look fairly strong,” he said. Conn. 08040. Second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn. Nathaniel C. Branch, 47, was admission to the hospital a week gangrene) is progressing.” Basil­ and border states hold primaries Poatmaslsr: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. listed in satisfactory condition at Police Detective T.W. Carr said Walkeif's concerned that his lead in opinion or caucuses. ago. ica .said. Former television evangelist P.O. Box 581, Manchester, Conn. 08040. Lawrence and Memorial Hospital remains were stolen last year from a private polls might cause complacency “ This all-important Super If you don't receivs your Herald by 8 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 “ The prognosis is good that he If surgery is successful. Basil­ Robertson used his paid broad­ after the surgery was completed cemetery near Augusta College. by his supporters. Tuesday preview,” was how Bush a m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable would progress to a functional ica said. Branch should be able to cast Thursday to try an reassure to reach your carrier, call aubecribar asrvics at 847-M48 by 8 Friday afternoon. James Bruce Meyer, 17, of Augusta, was Pat Robertson answered ques­ described the Saturday vote state” with amputations, Willis make his own decisions aft'fer an voters about his views of the p.m. weskdaya for delivsry In Manchsstsr. Probate Judge Thomas P. arrested Thursday night on a felony charge of tions for two hours on a radio during an appearance before Suggaatsd carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for one said. He added that he is hopeful appropriate healing period, even separation of church and state. wanton desecration of a grave, officials said. call-in show, after complaining Realtors in Columbia. "That month, 123.10 for three months, $48.20 lor six months and Condon held a hearing in Branch will be able to walk when if it means a return to the streets. $02.40 for one year. Senior citizen rates and mall rates are Police recovered Walker's skull and pelvis, during a 30-minute television ad message from South Carolina is Branch’s hospital room Thurs­ fitted with special shoes. Branch has been a familiar "I believe absolutely in the avallaMs on rapuesl. assorted other bones and the handles from his Thursday night of "an effort to going to shape events on Super To place a classified or display advertlasmsnt, or to raport a day. according to hospital spokes­ Willis said Branch’s feet appar­ New London figure since he left a separation of church and state casket at Meyer’s home. discredit me with anti-South, Tuesday nd Super Tuesday is news Item, story or picture Idea, call 843-2711. Offlcs hours are man Arvad Anderson. ently became frostbitten, wet, painter’s job at Electric Boat in and I do not believe that the 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday. A relative of the dead soldier, 61-year-old anti-Christian bias.” He paid going to guarantee, in my view, Branch, who has been a fixture and then frostbitten.again, caus­ 1972. Most recently, he has called president of the United States The Mancheatsr Herald la a msmbsr of the Associated Press, on city streets for two decades, Adele Shearer, had reported to police last $75,000 for the ad. whoever wins the nomination of should be subject to the orders or the Audit Bureau of Circulations and tlW New England ing the death of local tissue. He a small shack between the October that his remains had been stolen. Kansas Sen. Bob Dole cam­ the Republican Party.” Newspapsr Association. did not testify at Thursday’s testified the no-amputation op­ railroad tracks and the Thames authority of any specific religious paigned. with Sen. Strom Thur­ Later, in Beaufort, he told hearing. tion would lead to gangrene River his home. body,” he said. Calendars 7 = ^ fiiver funds Treasurer

Manchester delay possible thanks his Monday By Alex GIrelll Parking Authority. Lincoin Center gold room, 8 Manchester Herald rescuers' a.m. k ’ Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center Before Manchester can get any state money to ilME.' Bv Alex GIrelll hearing room, 7 p.m. improve the Hockanum River Linear Park, the Manchester Herald Eight Utilities District budget meeting. District P General Assembly will have to make changes in the Firehouse, 7:30 p.m. law authorizing the funds. State Sen. Michael P. 7 ^ . Town ’Treasurer Roger Negro, Tuesday Meotti, D-Glastonbury. said Thursday. who was in jur^ in a fall on an icy Mental Health Council, Lincoln Center gold room, sidewalk Feb. 13, had one very j The authorization for bonding to pay for 3:30 p.m. ihtiprovements to the park now provides that the special “ get well” wish among Parks and Recreation study committee work­ state itself would have to make anyltind purchases the number he received. shop, Lincoln Center hearing room. 7 p.m. ■ m or undertake the improvements to the park. It came from the two women Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, Meotti, whose 4th Senatorial District includes who heard his shouts for help a 7:30 p.m, Manchester, and State Sen. John B. Larson. D-East long block away after he fell on Wednesday • r . Hartford, want the money to give grants to three the sidewalk near his Oak Steet Cheney Hall Foundation. Probate Court, 5 p.m. towns through which the park runs, Vernon, home and lay helpless for 15 Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center Manchester and East Hartford. minutes. hearing room, 7 p.m. Meotti said a technical correction bill will be Negro did not know the names Thursday considered by the Finance Committee of the of the two women — Ann% Emergency Medical Services Council, Lincoln General Assembly soon and one of the corrections in Tomlinson and Debbie Vallier of Center hearing room. 7 p.m. it will provide for the park grants to the towns. Florence Street — until they Independence Day Committee, Town Hall coffee Meotti said he did not expect any controversy over identified themselves in the card. room, 7:30 p.m. the corrections bill. In a letter to the Manchester Conservation Commission, Lincoln Center gold Manchester is preparing to seek about $480,000 of Herald, published Feb. 26, Negro room, 7:30 p.m. - the state monies to buy land a long the shore of Union thanked the many people who Pond and to make improvements in recreation took care of him after the facilities at the bottom of the pond. .n accident, and first among them The bond authorization for the money was sought were the two rescuers. Andover by Larson when East Hartford officials approached Negro said that when he fell on his back .suddenly at about 6:30 ■Y. him about improvements in the area where the Monday Hockanum flows into the Connecticut River, Meotti p.m.. he could not get up. He Board of Finance, AndoVer Elementary School, 8 said. He said Larson approached him for support remained conscious, he said, and p.m. Rtglnald Plnto/Manoh«t*r Htrald because part of the park is in Manchester. could see the lights in the Tuesday windows of neighbor’s houses. TEACHING HISTORY — Gladys Niel­ A committee of Manchester officials considering Board of Education, Andover Elementary School, women who serve as tour guides at ways to use the town’s share of the money will meet But he could not make him.self 7:30 p.m. son, of Harlan Street in Manchester, historical sites, Nielson will take visitors March 23 to discuss the fund and will meet again heard with the house windows Board of Fire Commissioners, Firehouse, 7:30 stands outside the Nathan Hale Homes­ through the Homestead beginning in March 29 with Richard Meagher, executive director closed due to the cold weather. p.m. tead in Coventry. One of two local May. of the Catholic Cemeteries Association. The town The two women were getting Board of Finance, Andover Elementary School, 8 wants to buy or get an easement over some of the into their car, Negro said, when p.m. land the association plans to use for expansion of St they heard shouts. They followed Reginald Plnto/Minchaatar Herald Bridget’s Cemetery. the sound to where he was lying and phoned the 911 emergency Tour guides teach history HOMEWARD BOUND — Eric Kubik shields himself from medical service number. Bolton the weather as he walks along South Main Street Friday Negro has suffered multiple \ fractures to his right leg and Bv Anita M. Caldwell days a week from May through restoring old houses, antique on his way home from Bennet Junior High School. Kubik Tuesday Manchester Herald Public works other injuries. He underwent October but Nielson said the collectors or children who are lives at 441 S. Main St. An afternoon storm Friday Republican Town Committee, Community Hall surgery and physical therapy, heaviest traffic is during the studying history,” make up most 7:30 p.m. resulted in slick roads and several minor automobile and is now getting around with Though historical figure Na­ summer and on weekends. of her tour groups, she said. Wednesday than Hale might have been ahead accidents, according to police. the help of a walker and crutches. “ The grounds are perfect for “ Some of their questions amaze contract OK’d Board of Education and Board of Selectmen joint of his time, he didn’t sleep on a reenactment (of historical you,” she said, adding that she meeting on grounds maintenance. Community Hall waterbed. events),” she said. tailors her tour to the interest of The union representing 111 maintenance and 8 p.m. So when a young boy felt Hale's Nielson has been a tour guide the group. public works employees of the town approved a Thursday soft bed of straw move under his for aboti^k year. After retiring “ You can tell the interestof the four-year contract Thursday providing wage Bolton Women’s Club, Herrick Park, 7 p.m. fingertips during a tour of this, from T rd p le r’s Insurance Com­ group by their questions,” she increases of 7 percent in the first year and 6‘/i Board of Education. Center School. 7:30 p.m Nathan Hale Homestead in Cov­ pany in H ^tford last spring, she said. “ I never give the same talk percent in each of the following three years. Friday entry] tour guide Gladys Nielson, decided to put her other interests twice.” Personnel Director Linda Parry said Friday. Democratic Town Committee. Community Hall of Harlan Street in Manchester, into action. “ Know your material tho­ Parry could not provide details of the other 7:30 p.m. had to set the record straight. “ I love historical homes and roughly,” she warned, adding provisions of the contract. “ It waved just like it was a museums.” she said. “ It’salways that it’s better to say, “ I don’t The union, Local 991 of the American Federation V* waterbed,’’ Nielson, one of two interested me.” know’’ than to invent of State, County and Municipal Employees, had local women who serve as tour Nielson said many people are information. been without a contract since July 1. 1987. If Coventry guides for historical sites in the surprised when she tells them Lockwood also said occasion­ area, said with a laugh. approved by the town Board of Directors, the Monday that Hale never had a chance to ally she’ll meet people who don’t contract terms would be retroactive to July. But when the boy shouted with Town Council. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. live in his house. Before it was agree with what she is sayipg. The Board of Directors is to vote on the contract at Tuesday enthusiasm, “ they have water- built, she said, he was hanged as a and will tell her so. beds,” Nielson said she had to its meeting ’Tuesday. east of the river Human Services, Town Office Building, 9 a m. spy by the British. “ (Being a tour guide) gives you Mayor Peter P. DiRosa said the increase was in RE/M AX explain that in the 18th century it 647-1419 b i l l r o b E^r t s Human Rights Commission, Town Office Build­ However, Nielson, herself, is a chance to study human nature” line with what similar workers throughout the state 297 East Center St., Manchester, CT 06040 was the straw used inside that E V E N IN G S : 646-3919 ing, 5 p.m. surprised by how knowledgable she said with a chuckle. made the beds appear to ’wave.’ are receiving. Town Hall Space Committee, Town Office her groups are, even the school Being interested in people as “ I haven’t read the contract in any detail. We As a tour guide for the Homes­ Building, 7:30 p.m. children. well as history is a necessary trait haven’t been briefed, but I ’m happy to hear they’ve tead through the Antiquarian and I Democratic Town Committee, Town Office “ Everyone I met was tremend­ for a tour guide, said Marie ratified the contract,” DiRosa said. Landmark Society of Hartford, Building, 8 p.m. ously interested in history,” she Peichert, administrative assist­ Union President Robert Fuller said the w a p Nielson said she hears many Wednesday said. ant at Hhe Antiquarian and increase and a slight increase in insurance benefits amusing and interesting com­ Youth Services, Town Office Building. 2:15 To keep that interest high, Landmark Society. were included in the total package. He said the ments about Hale’s life as a r _ B i Planning and Zoning Copnmission. Town Office Nielson said it’s important for a teacher and patriot. But it’s the “ Some people think they have contract was approved overwhelmingly. Building, 7:30 p.m. tour guide to research their to memorize everything,” she people she meets that make her Arts Commission, Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. historical period thoroughly. said. Job the most colorful. Thursday “ You can’t be too much of a But she advises people to “ be St. Maurice Church Just Reduced - Manchester “ They come from all over the Manchester - Screening Committee. Town Office Building, 7 modernist and do this sort of more conversational,” otherwise world, Africa, Australia, Japan. BOLTON — The Rev. Edward McLean, executive 6 Room Colonial on Kensington Street, Price slashed on this totally renovated 7 p.m. thing,” she said. some will get bored. It’s amazing,” she said. director of the Catholic Information Center, will IVa baths. A must to see at *155,000. Town Council. Town Office Building, 7 p.m. Grace Lockwood of Margaret Though the society offers six room Cape on East Middle Turnpike. "People from Epgland con­ present a course, “ How to Experience God in Life Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 Road agrees. training sessions for tour guides. and Prayer,” at St. Maurice Church, 32 Hebron HURRY - HURRY - HURRY! Call now — It won’t last at *155,000. sider him (Hale) a traitor, you p.m. For the last 24 years, Lockwood Peichert said the best training is know,” she said, adding that they Road. The course will start March 21 at 7:30 p.m., Call Bill Roberts at RE/MAX East of the River Saturday has been a tour guide for the experience. and will continue for 11 succeeding Mondays. Topics often tease her about the praise Town Council, Town Office Building, 10:30 a.m. Buttolph-Williams House in “ Diving right in and doing it is will range from the modern rat race to the validity for details 647-1419 or 646r3919 — Call Now!!! he has earned in this country. Wethersfield. Registrars, Town Office Building, noon. the best way of learning,” she of the Adam and Eve tale. The Homestead is open seven "People that own old houses. said. /

About Town Obituaries Senior center’s! exercise classes now on videotape Editor’s note: This column is prepared by the Second Congregational Church Main St., Manchester, died Fri­ E riw ^ n e Donnelly 685; Sol Cohen 678; Mike Evelyn Palmer embassy in Spain, died Friday staff of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. Haberem 652; Amelia Anastasio 651; Ann Fisher day at Rockville General Hospi­ following a cerebral - hemmor- Committee heads have been named, and work has * Senior Citizens Evelyn Mae Palmer, 61, of 870 tal. He was the husband of Julia 651; Ada Rojas 650. begun on Second Congregational Church’s 1988 hage. She was 63. B y Jeanette Cave Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Kaselauskas Borst. A spokeswoman for the Ruber Wednesday, March 2, pinochle — Peter Ca.sella capital improvement project. The church, at 385 N. formerly of Manchester, died Senior Center Director Scores Main St., will be restoring and updatingits facilities Bom in Vernon on Oct. 25,1913, Clinic said the writer had been 763; Mabel Loomis 759. Wednesday at a local convales­ he lived most of his life in hospitalized since Monday after Friday, Feb. 26, setback — Carl Popple 145; Joe Wednesday, March 2, bridge — Tom Lynch 4.320: as part of its observance of the 100th anniversary of cent home. Have you not had the time to exercise at th% senior the sanctuary. Manchester. Before retiring in suffering a stroke and falling into center? Or have you felt motivated to exercise on a Peretto 130; Sue Howath 126; Betty Jesanis 117; Mike Tunisky 4,040; Catherine Byrnes 3.860: Sol Bom in Manchester, she was a 1975, he was employed as man­ a coma, the spokeswoman said. Michael Heaberem 116; Helen Silver 115. Cohen 3,850: Helen FitzSimmons 3,720; Tom Regan Chairing committees are Bryan Oueiiette and lifelong resident before moving daily basis at your own conveniencfe? Laurie Adams, brochuTCe^Roger Cottie, buiiding; ager of the former J.W. Hale The government of Argentine Monday, Feb. 29, pinochle — Edith O’Brien 697; 3,640: Hilda Campbell 3.530. into the convalescent home in Health Service Grocery for 25 President Raul Alfonsin ap­ Well, the senior center has solved your problem. Marge McMeneihy and Darlene Morgan, clerical; East Hartford. years. He also was employed by pointed GUido to her post at the Thanks to the efforts and expertise of Ken Ogren Judy Eschmann, decorations: Roderick Wright and She is survived by a brother, the former First Food Stores of Madrid embassy in May 1984 in and Paul Dutelle, we now have videotaped our two David Furst, group meetings; Betty Trombly and William Palmer of Manchester; Manchester. He also Is a former recognition of her contributions exercise classes. If you are interested in getting a T h e Gerry Hayes, poiicy and forms; Karen Failon and three sisters, Catherine Giard of • r - 1 member of the Connecticut Na­ to Argentine culture and her copy, contact the center at 647-3211. June Cottle, publicity; Marion Taggart and Curt South Windsor. Eleanor M. Chu- tional Guard. excellent relations with the Span­ Second Annual Stimson, visitor recruitment. rilla of Bolton and Marv A. The week of May 13 to 19 has been designed Besides his wife, he is survived ish cultural world. AARP sets meeting Crowley of Northridge, Calif.; by a daughter, Miriam Knight of Connecticut’s Oldest, Workers Week. A variety of and several nieces and nephews. Coventry: a brother, Milton Borst Guido won the Argentine Na­ activities are taking place around the state. On Intimate Choices: TOLLAND — The Vernon Chapter of AARP 2179 Funeral services will be held of Manchester; and a sister, tional Literature Prize in 1984 for Friday, March 18, at Manchester Community will-meet Monday, March 14, 1988, at 1 p.m. at the today at 8:30 a.m. in St. James Lucille Brocketto of Bolton; one her short story “ La Encerrada.’’ College, an Older Worker Conference and Employer AWonmVs Moose Lodge, 29 Kingsbury Ave. There will be a Church. Burial w i l l be in St.. granddaughter and one great- Guido’s best-known works in­ Recognition Luncheon will be held. For additional guest speaker from the Internal Revenue Service James Cemetery. grandson. clude “ La Casa del Angel," information, call Pat Anderson of the state and upcoming trips will be discussed. ’There are no calling hours. Graveside services will be held “ Caida” and “ Fin de Fiesta.” Department of Aging, 566-2768 or Annette Wright. Heahh Cot^erence Memorial donations may be Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. in the East 527-0147. Registration forms will be available at the Art group to meet made to the American Heart Cemetery in Manchester. There Her most recent novel, “ Rojo senior center. Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Sobre Rojo,” was published in VERNON — The Tolland Art Association will are no calling hours. The Men’s Golf League will hold its meeting on ford. The John F. Tierney Fun­ Memorial contributions may be Argentina last December and meet Tuesday, March 8, at the Lottie Fisk Building dealt with the 1970 kidnapping Wednesday. March 16, at 7 p.m. at the senior center. eral Home. 219 W. Center St., is in made to the dialysis van program The ladies’ ,league will meet March 30 at 1:30 p.m. Henry Park, in Rockville. Mr. Chein Fel Chaing, a and/ assassination in 1970 of 8 :4 5 a.m . Registration charge of arrangements. at Rockville General Hospital, 31 Both leagues will play at the Manchester Country water-colorist listed in Who’s Who in American Art Argentine military president Lt. 9 a.m . Intimate Breakfast and Keynote Address will be guest artist. The pubiic is welcome. Union St., Rockville, 06066. Club. Elmer L. Borst Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Gen. Eugenio Aramburu by Mon- 10 a.m . A. Women's Stress Signals: Learning To St,, is in charge of arrangements. tonero guerrillas. The town’s Health Department will present a f Listen To Your Body Seedling orders taken Elmer L. Borst, 74, of 713 N. stop-smoking program for four sessions starting Guido was married to the March 21. To register, call the Health Department O R ^ VERNON - The Tolland County Soil and Water Beatrix Guido Argentine film director Leopoldo at 647-3174. B. C osm etic S urgery, Is It For You? Conservation District is taking orders for its In Memoriam Torres Nilson, and adapted many OR seedling program. There is a large variety of In loving memory of MADRID, Spain (AP) — Ar­ of her own works into screenplays The Linden Squares, our square dance group, seedlings to choose from. For a brochure and order gentine author Beatrix Guido, which her husband later filmed. thanks Don Swift of Stafford Springs for substituting C. Different Ages, Different Stages: LISA BALESANO for our regular callers. His efforts were truly form, call the district at 875-8725. Pick-up is cultural attache at her country’s He died in 1978. Understanding Family Conflict 1964-1981 appreciated. scheduled for Friday, April 22, and Saturday, April 11 a.m . Break 23. Gone but not forgotten, Condolences are extended to Joe “ Bip" Caribino, We love and miss you. who lost his sister. 1 1 :15 a.m . D. Saving Face: 10 Tips For Better Skin Get-well wishes are extended to Celeste King, our OR James Joyce Club Mom, square dancer, in Manchester Memorial Hospital, Brothers and Sisters E. Energize Through Exercise: Simple SOUTH WINDSOR - The James Joyce Club will and Agnes Kamor, our bingo player, in St. Francis Techniques for a Healthy Psyche meet on Tuesday. March 15, at 7:30 p.m. at Hospital. Paperback Alley, 984 Sullivan Ave., and focus on In Memoriam NEED SOME EXTRA Trips: OR Rockingham Race Track — $27 includes transpor­ Joyce’s “ Dubliners.’’ Thegroupisopentothepublic F. Women’s Self Esteem: Where To Get tation. lunch, admission — March 20. Call Senior and admission is free. For more information, call In loving memory of Clarence H. Travel. 875-0538. It! H ow t o K eep It! 644-9979. Kinney, who passed away March 5, SPENDING 1987. Wildwood. N.J. — Second bus scheduled for June 5-9. $204 per person. If interested, please call Senior The first 30 paid registrants will receive Breakfast planned You are gone but not forgotten. Travel at 875-0538. We think of you each day. MONEY!! a free health screening. VERNON — The Vernon chapter of the Full You left us all so suddenly. Please call 647-6600 for more information. Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International Why did you go away? will hold its breakfast meeting next Saturday at 8 Schedule for the week a.m., at J. Copperfield Restaurant. 236 Hartford You always were so giving, —' Monday — ceramics, 9:30 a m.: bingo, 10 a m.: Turnpike. The guest speaker will be Donald Levitt. You always were so true. handyman/handywoman class. 10 a m.: pinochle. For information and reservations, call 872-0143. We didn’t even have to ask. 12:30 p.m.: exercise with Rose. 1:30 p.m. There’s nothing you wouidn’t do. Tuesday — oil painting, 9:30 a.m.: square 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m . Older workers honored In our lives there is a void. We may just have a dancing, 10 a.m.: exercise with Cleo, 1:30 p.m.; That never can be filled. basketweaving (beginners), 2 p.m.; grocery Saturdi^^ M arch 12 1988 HARTFORD — Older workers will be honored in a You are loved and remembered newspaper route available shopping, call a day in advance for ride; , breakfast award ceremony on Monday. March 14, In our hearts you liveth still. non-grocery shopping (Bradlees). call a day in Manchester Memorial Hospital from 9:30 to noon at the Holiday Inn on Morgan in your area... advance for ride. Street. The event will kick off Older Workers Week Sadly missed by. Wednesday — caning, 9:30 a.m.; crewel, 9:30 as proclaimed by Governor William O’Neill and Wife Betty, Daughters, (Manchester) a.m.; pinochle, 9:30 a.m.; Friendship Circle, 10 Hartford Mayor Carrie Saxon Perry to honor Sons & Granddaughters a.m.; linedancing. 10:30a.m.: arts and crafts. 12:30 contributions of older employees. Those selected p.m.: bridge. 12:30 p.m.'; exercise with Rose. 1:30 Intimate Choices Registration Form have been chosen by area public and private Ardmore Rd...... all Jefferson St...... all p.m. Please send this form and the $18.50 registration fee per person to: employers. The ceremony is part of a nationwide ST. JUDE’S NOVENA ’Thursday — orchestra rehearsal. 9 a m.; Goodwin St...... all Kenwood Dr...... all Community Health Education, Manchester Memorial Hospital, 71 Haynes observance. Employers interested in attending the Marshall St...... all Thursday program. 12:30 p.m.; basketweaving MAY THE SACRED HEART OF Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Street, Manchester, CT 06040. Make checks payable to Manchester event can call 244-7099 or 244-6699 for more JESUS BE ADORED, GLORI­ East Center St...... 279-333 Union Place ...... all (advanced), 2 p.m. Memorial Hospital. information. FIED, LOVED AND PRESERVED Walker St...... all Union St...... 133-264 Friday — ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; bingo, 10 a m.; THROUGHOUT THE WORLD exercise with Cleo, 11a.m.; exercise with Rose. 1:30 Nam e______Rachel Rd...... all NOW AND FOREVER. SACRED Union St...... 13-91 p.m.; setback, 12; 30 p.m Water conference slated Turdor La...... all Address______Z ip ______HEART OF JESUS. PRAY FOR Mayfair Gardens ’Transportation — For rides to and from the senior center, call at least 24 hours in advance. Phone Number (Work) ______(Home) ______HARTFORD — A conference on Connecticut’s US. ST. JUDE. WORKER OF HIghwood Dr...... all (No. M a in )...... 14-470 aquifers and drinking waters will be held on MIRACLES, PRAY FOR US. ST. Will you be taking advantage of the complimentary babysitting services? Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the Hartford Marble St...... all JUDE, HELP OF THE HOPE­ Galway S t..!...... all Menu for the week Yes______No______Graduate Center’s seminar hall on Windsor Street. LESS. PRAY FOR US. SAY THIS Kerry St...... all McCabe St...... all Stock PI...... all Monday — Roast beef grinder, juice, dessert, If so, for how many children?_____ List ages______It is hosted by the University of Connecticut’s PRAYER 9 TIMES A DAY. BY North St...... all Institute of Water Resources. Guest speakers, who North School St...... i-84 No. Main St...... 397-410 beverage. Which seminars do you plan to attend? Please circle your choices and THE 8TH DAY YOUR PRAYER ’Tuesday — Shells and macaroni, vegetable, roll, will discuss ways to protect the state’s underground WILL BE ANSWERED. SAY IT submit with this application. water sources, include Robert Moore, assistant dessert, beverage. Do you wish to attend the free Early Bird Health Screening, available to FOR 9 DAYS. IT HAS NEVER Wednesday — Slice turkey sandwich, .soup, deputy commissioner at the Connecticut Depart­ BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL. PUBLI­ CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 the first 30 paid registrants only? Yes______No_____ ment of Environmental Protection, and Armando dessert, beverage. The first 30 registrants who check "Yes" will receive a health screening CATION MUST BE PROMISED. 'Thursday — Meatloaf. gravy, potato, vegetable, Carbonell, executive director of the Cape Cod THANK YOU ST. JUDE. coupon Planning and Economic Commission. For more M.M.B. roll, beverage, dessert. information, call 486-4523. iJIanrljratFr Bpralft Friday — Tuna noodle casserole, vegetable, roll, beverage, dessert. 'V. Coimecticiit In Brief Quarantine' Connecticut in Brief ~ Pet ‘lemon law* wins support CL&P SUM to reverse penalty ordered to HARTFORD (AP) - Legisla­ the population of stray dogs and rinarian licensed with the state.” College workers reject union tion that has been dubbed the pet cats in Connecticut also received Sen. Michael P. Meotti, D- HARTFORD — The Connecticut Light & Power "lemon law” won support Friday strong support. Glastonbury, said the legislation Co. on Friday filed suit against state ■•utility protect bees NEW LONDON — Blue-collar workers at from both the pet-store industry The so-called pet “ lemon law” was clearly intended as a consu­ regulators, seeking to reverse a decision that Connecticut College have voted down a proposal to and animal-rights advocates, would also require pet stores to mer bill. But he noted that it penalized the company for selling excess power to NEW HAVEN (AP) - State establish the school’s first union. despite cautions the measure have dogs and cats for sale to be might result in better treatment other utilities at rates the regulators said were too beekeepers have been forbidden Maintenance and dining service employess voted does little to protect animals from examined by a veterinarian. A of animals, because pet stores low. to import honey bees from 11 121-52 Thursday not to organize a union. mistreatment before they are refund would be provided only if might see it as more economical The suit, filed in Hartford Superior Court, claims states for at least 120 days as a Samuel Martz, the state organizer for the sold. the consumer could show that the to make sure their animals are the penalty of $17.5 million is unreasonable and measure to prevent a dangerous Connecticut State Federation of Teachers, said: The bill would require pet new pet was already ill when It healthy, rather than paying out unsupported by evidence presented in hearings mite from invading Connecticut “ I’m surprised by the whole thing. I don’t know stores to provide full refunds or was purchased. refunds. before the Department of Public Utility Control last hives. what happened. I felt certain before the count we another dog or cat if an animal Connecticut’s first-in-the- fall. An emergency quarantine was had it.” falls ill or dies within 15 days of nation Lemon Law for automo­ A similar bill failed to win The penalty was equal to the amount the DPUC issued this week and will affect purchase. biles provides for replacement passage last year after it was said CL&P could have earned if it had sold the nearly 600 beekeepers, said Louis Eastern names fifth prexy "This is essentially a consumer cars or refunds for chronically amended to require that non­ excess power to other New England utility A. Magnarelli, the chief entomol­ bill and not a humane bill.” Julie defecive new cars. profit animal shelters meet the companies at more reasonable rates. ogist at the Connecticut Agricul­ WINDHAM — A University of Connecticut official same requirements. has been named president of Eastern Connecticut Lewin, Connecticut Coordinator N. Marshall Meyers, a repre­ tural Experiment Station. for the Fund for Animals, told the sentative of the Washington- This year’s bill was recom­ The Varroa jacobsoni mite, State University, it was announced Friday. mended by the Agriculture De­ Bridge to remove tolls early David Carter, presently associate ^ice president General Assembly’s Environ­ based Pet Industry Advisory first discovered in the United ment Committee during a public Council, said many pet stores partment’s Pet Store Advisory HARTFORD — The tolls on the Charter Oak for academic affairs at UConn, will become States last year, has been killing hearing. already have their animals ex­ Council, which was created in the Bridge between Hartford and East Hartford will be Eastern’s fifth president, succeeding Charles honey bws in the 11 states. "Considering the suffering re­ wake of problems uncovered at a removed by May 1, 1989, about two years earlier Webb, who is retiring in April. amined by a veterinarian before Magnarelli said Thursday. vealed in a review of state sale. number of pet stores in the staje. than orginally planned. Transportation Commis­ “ If Varroa jacobsoni becomes Carter, a graduate of Central State University in sioner J. Willim Bums said Friday. Wilberforce, Ohio., got a master’s degree in pet-store files, it is a minimal bill, “ This practice helps to ensure, Lewin said the bill could be established in Connecticut, it but one which nonetheless fs an to the extent practicable, that the The bridge is being replaced by a new, $200 million could have a serious impact on education from 5fiami University in Ohio and a improved by requiring pet stores important and exciting begin­ pets that they sell are healthy,” to pay veterinarian fees up to the span scheduled to be opened for traffic in 1991. It had our agricultural economy and doctorate in educational development and adminis­ ning.” Lewin said. Meyers said. “ This bill will purchase price of the animal, originally been scheduled for completion in 1994. industry by reducing pollination tration from Ohio State University. Carter came to UConn in 1977 as associate dean of Another bill that would subsid­ require all pet shops to institute a rather than just having the sick Bums said his department had been able to and honey production.” he said. ize the sterilization of dogs and similar policy by entering into a accelerate the toll removal schedule by beginning the School of Education and he became associate animal returned to the store for a AP photo The quarantine affects bees cats as part Of an effort m reduce regular relationship with a vete­ replacement. work on the approach to the new bridge, earlier than and related materials in Florida. vice president in 1982. originally planned, in the spring of 1989. STRAIGHTENING UP — Yale students and their Wisconsin, Ohio. Mississipi. supporters straighten up a shanty Friday that they Michigan, Illinois, Nebraska. Activist supports defendants Autopsy disclosure delayed erected two years ago on the university’s campus in New Maine, New York, Pennsylvania HAR’TFORD — Northern Irish political activist Renters want condo controls Haven. The shanty was built as part of ongoing protests and South Dakota. The quaran­ Bernadette Devlin McAliskey has visited Hartford HARTFORD — A legislative committee agreed tine covers all life stages of the ■ Friday to delay action on a bill aimed at making of South Africa’s apartheid policy. to show her support for the 16 defendants in the $7 HARTFORD (AP) - Nearly conversions in one year. 800 builders in the state. honey bee. used honey bee hives million dollar Wells Fargo robbery case. autopsy reports open to the public. and hive components, used comb two dozen renters and housing Opponents argue the bill would The co-chairman of the Government Administra­ McAliskey attended a pre-trial hearing Thursday advocates called Friday for mean a town could impose a Davis, who did not testify on the pollen and solid beeswax and any in U.S. District Court and outside the courtroom told tion and Elections Committee said several living Varroa mites. sharp restrictions on condomi­ moratorium on condominium bill, said condominiums meet a amendments had been proposed to the measure on L’Ambiance case sent reporters she saw some similarities between the nium conversions, warning state conversions. That will not solve housing need in the state. The Bees shipped from states not British rule of Northern Ireland and the treatment Friday’s meeting agenda and action would likely be listed on the quarantine order lawmakers that condo developers the housing crisis, they said. legislature needs to take other taken next week. of the Wells Fargo defendants by the U.S. are leaving low- and moderate- “ It’s like cutting Solomon’s steps to help those displaced by must come with a “ certificate of government. Under the measure, an autopsy report would have to Justice Department good health” confirming that the income tenants without afforda­ baby in half,” said Richard W. condominium conversions, in­ to be made public seven days after its completion, Most of the robbery defendants are Puerto Ricans ble housing. Davis, executive director of the cluding loans for mortgage down insects are not infested with the who advocate independence from the United States unless a relative objected. The state’s medical mite. Magnarelli said. "Never before has Connecticut Home Builders Association of payments so they can buy their examiner would then have to ask a Superior Court WASHINGTON (AP) - The up to $10,000 in fines and six for the island commonwealth. The government had the excessive number of Connecticut, which represents rental units. judge to block release. Occupational Safety and Health months in jail if convicted. contends the robbery from the Wells Fargo depot in conversions that we are having Administration on Friday re­ State prosecutors in Connecti­ September 1983 was masterminded by Los now.” Mary Ellen Clark, co­ THE LITTLE THEATRE Matcheteros, a violent group advocating Puerto Man pleads guilty to murder ferred last year’s apartment cut last month decided not to chairwoman of the Connecticut building collapse in Bridgeport. press criminal charges. OF MANCHESTER Rican independence. Citizen Action Group’s housing BRIDGEPORT — A Bridgeport man who said he Conn., that killed 28 workers to committee, told the legislature’s shot his aunt’s boirfriend to death because the man the Justice Department for possi­ "Federal prosecution is the PRESENTS Planning and Development was ’’staring at him” pleaded guilty to murder ble criminal prosecution of a key way to’ go. I hope there’s justice in Voter signup to be changed Committee. these cases,’’ Rep. John G. “ If the excessive number of under the Alford Doctrine Thursday, officials said. subcontractor. PUUTZER PRIZE*CRITICS’ CIRCLC HAR’TFORD — Top election officials on Friday Auction Jose Villafane, 36, entered his plea in Superior OSHA fined five contractoj^' Rowland. -R-Conn. said ia a endorsed tighter procedures for allowing voters to cp)\do conversipns is not Court to one count of murder in the Sept. 9, 1987 that worked on L’Ambiancp*;, telephone "IHtdrview from Con­ register by mail, but said recent problems in stepped.” Clark said, "more and death of Pedro Pina, 43, offlcials said. Plaza a record $5.11 million necticut. "At least someone is Waterbury didn’t warrant scrapping the post-card more tenants will pe displaced, Great Bargains In pleading under the Alford Doctrine, Villafane following the April. 23, 1987. doing something” registration. rents will go up' everywhere, did not admit guilt, but conceded that a conviction tragedy that was the worst U.S. "Let us not react hastily to the events of recent thousands of apartments will be Rowland, who went to high would be likely if the case went to trial. construction accident of the '■ days, but instead use them as a basis for careful lost and more and more of our Fine Quality, Handknotted, decade. school with several of the L’Am­ revisions to improve the process created last year,” citizens will be denial decent and biance victims, said the contrac­ Texstar Construction Corp. of Jeffrey B. Garfield, executive director of the cffordable housing,,” Neighbors fight housing plan tor “ should be glad I’m not the Oriental Rugs San Antonio, Texas, which waiS Elections Enforcement Commission told a legisla­ The committee held a public judge involved in this. I would J EAST HAVEN — About 75 residents have lodged fined $2.52 million for 238 instan­ tive committee. hearing on a bill that would allow ‘SJ t throw the book at them.’’ their opposition to a Teamsters proposal to build 24 ces of alleged willful violations, BETH HENLEY State Rep. Mae S. Schmidle, R-Newtown, called towns to force developers to sell apartments for the physically handicapped in their was the only L’Ambiance con­ Rep. Nancy L. Johnson. R- for a moratorium on post-card registrations after at least 51 percent of their units to Sunday, March 6 neighborhood. tractor referred to federal pro­ Conn.. in a prepared statement, AN ADULT COMEDY Garfield’s office announced its was looking into tenants before they could evict Neighbors said at a meeting Thursday that the secutors, according to OSHA said: “ I commend the Labor possible abuses of the registration method in anyone from a building being Preview 4-6 PM site was not appropriate for housing for the disabled spokesman Ted Fitzgerald. Department for taking this neces­ Waterbury’s Democratic Town Committee election converted to condominiums. and that the project may not benefit the disabled sary step. ... Now that state EAST CATHOLIC on ’Tuesday. A 1980 state law gives the Auction 6-8 PM who now live in East Haven. Chris Geckler, a vice president prosecutors have ruled out press­ HIGH SCHOOL tenants the right of first refusal John Joyce, housing director of the International at Texstar. called OSHA’s action ing charges, today’s news is and nine months to find a new Brotherhood of Teamsters, told the residents that "unwarranted in light of the fact particularly welcome.” AUDITORIUM Three to face drug charged , home. It also prevents developers 7 T ’ that (the federal investigators) his union has undertaken 19 similar projects in the 8:00 PM SIMSBURY — Three employees pf aq explosives from evicting elderly people and 5 Temple Beth Sholom country. knew full well the report that was manufacturer were fired after their arrests on a requires developers to provide "This is one way of our giving (something) back to issued was incomplete” FRIDAY AND drug charges resulting from a police investigation relocation assistance to low- 400 East MifJdle Tpke. income tenants. the community,” he said. Geckler said the National Bu­ SATURDAY FEBRUARY requested by company officials. GREEN LODGE Ensign Bickford Industries Inc. officials decided Last year, 5.507 apartment Manchester reau of Standards, which handled 26-27 & MARCH 4-5 Bills aimed at better Sound much of the technical aspects of (N«M Ftr Tin A|id| to ask police for help because they felt that their units were converted to condomi­ the investigation, and OSHA hands were tied by the Legislature’s decision last niums. the highest number in HAR’TFORD — Connecticut and New York would ADULT CARE GENERAL ADMISSION agents conducted tests on only year to ban random drug testing of employees, said state history and triple the Refreshments and Door Prizes form a joint Long Island Sound Marine Resources eight of 44 footings and failed to do *8.00 Michael T. Long, the company’s vice-president and number in 1986, according to the Committee to maintain and protect the sound from Snowdate, Sunday, March 27 a complete analysis of other ‘es*®/.., STUDENTS AND general counsel. Connecticut Citizens Action pollution under a bill now before the General aspects of the project. 7 AM•6 PM Arrested were Carolyn Chandler, 23, of Hartford, Group, the chief proponent of the Assembly’s Environment Committee. MEOICA'nON SUPERVISION SENIOR CITIZENS *6.00 on a charge of sale of marijuana; Victoria bill. The committee will air a sei.us of bills aimed at Under federal law, contractors INCLUDES 3 MEALS Shidlovsky, 19, of Bristol, on a charge of possession Clark, a Waterbury resident, protecting the sound Monday night, including one found in willful violation of OSHA CALL 646-75M. MMI824 of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia; said that city had 1,130 conver­ that would require a study of possible sewage construction regulations in a case 649-5985 and Ronald H. Perry Jr., 23, of Hartford on a charge sions in 1987 and lost 5 percent of improvements in towns along the coast. that results in a death could face FOR TICKET INFORMATION of possession of deadly weapon, a blackjack. its rental units to condominium U.S./World In Brief Two U.S./World In Brief Commission wants stamp price

Afghan settlement takes shape during violent protests Israel keeps reporters away hiked to pay for postai ‘deficit* GENEVA — A settlement aimed at ending the JERUSALEM — Israel blocked journalists from war in Afghanistan appeared to be taking shape RAMALLAH, Occupied West P. Shultz. The bomb, which a major trouble spots in the occupied territories Friday, and the latest round of peace talks were Bank (AP) — Violent Palestinian Friday in an effort to limit news reports of explosive WASHINGTON (AP) The police officer discovered by independent Postal Rate Com­ First-Class Postage Postage Rate Changes recessed while Pakistan decided if it was willing to protests broke out in the occupied chance, was safely dismantled. Palestinian protests following weekly Moslem mission recommended a sweep­ As recommencted by Postal Rale; deal with the Soviet-backed Afghan government. territories following Moslem An official spokesman in Le­ prayers. Cost for a or>e-ounce lener. ing series of increases in U.S. Contniission. subfecl to approval Still open, too, was the question of whether prayers Friday, and Israeli banon for the Palestine Libera­ The media clampdown came after complaints S p rir>9 19B8 as recommeoded Afghanistan’s Moslem resistance groups would troops shot and killed two stonV from politicians, soldiers and settlers that the postage rates Friday, including by Postal Rate Commission by board o( governors tion Organization claimed re­ boosting the cost of first class drop their fierce opposition to future power-sharing hurling Arabs and wounded eight, presence of journalists often inflamed Arab protests C * n ls C A TtO O P V w«i B( sponsibility for the car bomb and letters to 25 cents. Spring 1988 with Afghan President Najib. the army and hospital official^ said the group had tried to kill in the West Bank and Gaza and caused more ESI But the agency also put forth a D*t« to tw d»i*rorw>#d R r a l c la s s 2 2 c 2 5 C After a short session of the U.N.-sponsored talks said. Shultz. The responsibility claim violence. proposal to charge consumers M te r ( K r s t 0 7 ) Friday, Pakistan’s chief negotiator, acting Foreign The army also barred Journal­ came from Yasser Arafat’s guer­ Despite the absence of cameras and notepads, Palestinian revolts occurred Friday in most of the less than a quarter for paying (additional o zs) 1 7 c 20 C Minister Zain Noorani, flew back to Islamabad fora ists from large parts of the rilla group, Fatah. IN THE 1980s rare meeting between the government and leaders territories, responding to com­ West Bank’s major cities. bills and recommended that The secretary of state, who advertising mail rates increase Feb 25c P oM i e s n t 14C 15 C of the political opposition. plaints from some soidiers, returned to Israel on Thursday to by even larger percentages than Nov 1985 Second dass 3 1C 4 .9 c - settlers and politicians that pres­ pursue plans for peace, held a New jobs strengthen economy other groups. 1981 22c (H em ra te ) 4 9C 5 .9 C ence of the media was inflaming second round of talks with both the Arab uprising that began in WASHINGTON — With more than a half-million The complex series of rate «««««* P o u n d ra le 9 1C 9 .8 c Commuters rnutloY London Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir 1 5 December. new jobs last month, the nation’s civilian proposals now goes to the board of and Foreign Minister Shimon governors of the Postal Service, Id IN r d c ta s a 1 2 5C 1 6 .7 C LONDON — Police were summoned to quell a Soldiers blocked all main roads Peres before heading for Cairo unemployment rate dropped to 5.7 percent, the RBKMtWMiaKIMV (mm bulK rate) revolt by angry commuters who vandalized and AP photo which requested rate hikes 10 ieading into the West Bank, as and Syria. government said Friday, indicating a much P o u n d ra te 3 8 c 4 8 t j jammed the doors of a delayed subway train, and stronger U.S. economy than most analysts had months ago. The new rates could 8 0 e? 64 6 6 6 6 SURPRISE — President and well as some little-traveled bapk Shuitz presented the leaders of Non-profit rale 8 5< 8 . 7) refused toget off in protest, authorities said Friday roads to prevent reporters and thought. be ordered Into effect within 10 Mrs. Reagan embrace Friday the three countries a written days to two weeks, with the It was the second such mutiny in the Underground photographers from entering cer­ version of hi? proposai. Only once since 1974 — in May 1979 when the rate BusAnioss ff«pty 7C 5C this week. during a surprise party on tain areas. was 5.6 percent — has the percentage of jobless governors likely to consider the imU (minimum) their 36th wedding anniver­ It calls for negotiations to open matter next week. “We got the message the first time. This is only Police in Jerusalem discovered Americans been lower. With a one-tenth percentage E x p re s s maB $ 1 0 7 5 $ 8 .7 5 making things- worse;’’ said David Morris, a sary. The Reagans planned a in early April to provide some Overall, the rate commission a car packed with explosives less self-rule for 1.5 million Paiesti- point drop from December’s and January’s jobless (2 *) overnight) spokesman for London Regional Transport, which "quiet, romantic evening at than a quarter of a mile from the rates of 5.8 percent, the rolls of the unemployed recommended a series of postage 1900 15 30 45 60 75 88 operates the massive system. nian Arabs who live in the rate hikes totaling 17.5 percent, home." hotel of Secretary of State George Israeli-occupied territories. declined by 108,000 in February to just over 6.9 AP graphic million, the lowest jobless number since early 1980. somewhat mqre than the Postal The Bureau of Labor Statistics said its survey of Service request for a 16 percent households showed 280,000 more Americans going to increase. The agency agreed with the mail discount, in which business work iast month, with an all-time record 62.2 The higher rates are necessary postal service’s original request could prepare special envelopes PHOENIX, Ariz. — An official whose report of .an senate kills covert ‘compromise’ for the postal service to avoid a to set the rate for first class with proper coding and ZIP codes alleged death threat led to obstruction allegations percent of the nation’s working-age population — WASHINGTON (AP) - The a lengthy and unresolved debate age 16 and over — now holding jobs. deficit which could total more letters at 25 cents, up from the for automatic processing which against Gov. Evan Mecham said Friday that when Senate, trying to avoid another bility” about when to tell than $5 billion by 1989, rate current 22 cents. would be addressed to po.st office she tried to tell a Mecham aide about the incident it about a pair of unrelated issues. Congress. Iran-Contra affair, on Friday That blocked a final vote until commission chairgian Janet At that rate, sending a letter to boxes to save carrier delivery. was shrugged off as “just a bunch of hot air.” voted down an effort to let the But Sen. William Cohen, R- No reason shuttles can’t fly Steiger said. Aunt Maude would take about the Peggy Griffith said at Mecham’s Senate impeach­ after the Senate returns March Maine, chief author of the bill, White House withhold details 14. WASHINGTON — An outside committee that Asked if the new rates would same bite from the average Consumers using these enve­ ment trial that she was so agitated by the threat about covert operations from said McClure’s amendment “is affect the closings and cutbacks wallet as it did in 1932. Adjusted against a former Mecham aide that she called the The vote killed an amendment not a compromise: it’s a capitula­ audited NASA’s recovery from the Challenger lopes, for example to pay bills or Congress. proposed by Sen. James disaster for 14 months said Friday it finds no safety in collections announced by the for inflation, the 3 cent postage respond to an advertisement, governor at home to alert him. The 65-23 vote came as the tion. ... ’This lets the president Postal Service recently, she said rate introduced in 1932 would “Hetold me to calm down, not to be concerned and McClure, R-Idaho, which would play T ve got a secret’ but not flaws serious enough to delay the resumption of would be given a discount on the chamber worked on a bill which have allowed a president simply space shuttle flights. any such decision was up to the amount to 25.5 cents today. postage. The agency didn’t sug­ everything would be taken care of,” she said. “He would require that Congress be tell.” Postal Service itself. Noting that typical consumers kept trying to assure me I was not to be concerned.” to tell Congress that a covert The bill’s future is unclear. The The first mission, with the shuttle Discovery, is gest an amount of the discount, notified about all covert actions action had started, but withhold scheduled for Aug. 4. But the original rate request are one of the few groups that but said the Postal Service should Later Friday, former Mecham aide Lee Watkins within 48 hours after they start. Reagan administration strongly was filed months before the don't get any discounts for bulk accused of issuing the aiieged threat, invoked his details until later. opposes the measure as an “We are all quite comfortable with what’s been study the costs and come up with Senate leaders had been hoping McClure called his proposal “a done to get ready for the next flight.” retired Gen. service cutbacks, which were mail, the commission made an an amount. Fifth AmendmeijLright against self-incrimination to pass the bill Friday, but the unconstitutional limit on a presi­ blamed on congressionally man­ innovative proposal to give these and refused to testify. compromise” which he said dent’s ability to conduct foreign Alton Slay, chairman of the National Research chamber became bogged down in “gives the president some flexi­ Council committee, told reporters. dated spending reductions, so the people a break. policy. two things are not tied together. It suggested a new courtesy IFccM y Panama cash crisis deepens New effort to supply Contras I H eahhTip PANAMA CITY, Panama — International banks WASHINGTON — President Reagan urged fearing a run on deposits closed their doors Friday Congress on Friday to quickly approve a new aid W EUS C. JACOBSON, M.D. and anxious customers lined up outside, demanding package for Nicaragua’s Contra rebels, a day after A their money. The National Bank accused the United the House killed one such proposal and prompted W H AEL PASSARETTI, M.D. States of crippling Panama’s banking. one senator to pronounce U.S. Central America “No one, not even in his blackest nightmare, could policy “dead in the water.” Announce the joining of their practices Reagan issued a statement calling on Congress to have imagined we’d be in such a state: the banks We nave It! at closed, no-money. People are getting desperate,” approve a package of “non-lethal assistance to said national assemblyman Mario De Obaldia. “We sustain the resistance in the field,” together with MANCHESTER ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY & can’t go on iike this.” News, Spirts, Features and McDonald’s® Tool “safe and effective” delivery procedures for the SPORTS MEDICINE P.C. 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Not surprising, as tooth­ I want to become a New Mancheater Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 Witness for Peace organization, group officials said brushes are usually moist, kept in American planners studied ways to revive indus­ Friday. | « DUBUNSRS warm bathroms, and food parti­ trial wastelands. weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald’s* Gift Certificates. cles may be added with each The Contras said the group was “detained.” not brushing. The Prince of Wales, who is emerging as an kidnapped. DIRECT FROM IRELAND outspoken advocate of community architecture and Name. Edward Griffin, local director of the U.S.-based IN CONCERT inner-city rehabilitation, met with about. 50 Address. Witness for Peace, said Richard Boren of Elkin, architects, urban planners and community leaders N.C., was abducted during the attack ’Tuesday in the THL’R.S. MARCH 10, 1988 8:00 PM and was briefed on a proposal to rejuvenate the Phone______village of Mancotal, deep in the mountains of GLASTONBURY HIGH SCHOOL nearby Monongahela River Valley. One Per HmHy — ntow *wSeef*Serw Oeif fnot good with any othw coupont or tptclha) Jinotega province. Hubbard St. Glastonbllr^, (;i. “What concerns me, did you actually talk to the The village is about 75 miles north of Managua TICKETS *12 - .Available .At: Nation*! Pr**CMplton C fn ltro people in the area? ... Have you actually identified •u‘>scrtption. and is in an area where rebels operate regularly in what to do with the steel mills?” the prince asked, their war against the Sandinista government. Belmont Record Shop, Hartford I pke.. A'crnori 871-1601 348 Main Street s looking at ^a large blueprint of several river Four people defending the village and two Contras Travel Shoppe. New London T pke, Glastonbiirv 6'>9-.A7-tS Mancheater communities that were once the mighty center of were killed in the attack, a Defense Ministry P.J. Tierney - 64S-2.A9“ 649-1025 America’s steel industry. miimy/MiiiiJmwwm comunique said. OPINION Running mate key to Democratic victory

WASHINGTON-De­ be represented, as would the govenors stopover .n Sao Paulo. Brazil. The The Gore-A native Tennessean political bird with strong mocratic Party strate­ and (ilongress, liberals and moderate document disclose that LaFalce Potomac Potpourri gists in Washington conservatives, ethnic Americans and asked to meet with top officials, aspirations to lead. Unlike other birds, this one have sorted through the pioneer stock. There was similar including the foreign minister and the goes out on a lunb to put its eggs in one nest. results of the caucuses Jack breadth on the 1960 ticket, when finance minister, but none of them The real sting and primaries con­ Lyndon Johnson brought the election was available. ducted so far and have home for John Kennedy, and in 1976. The trip wasn’t a total loss, come to an intriguing Anderson "In this election year, when the national media when Walter Mondale was crucial to however. A group of U.S. bankers in but still unpublished deals with higher forms of sexual activity, perhaps Jimmy Carter’s victory. Brazil hosted a banquet for the conclusion about their delegation and everybody apparently there is room to consider a lower form of sexual One Democratic wag put it to us this November ticket: The way: "Dukakis and Gore would be a mad’ it. activity involving the honey bee,” U.S. Sen. John party’s vice presiden­ perfect ticket — if things would just Svems like a long way to go on the Melchef said during a recent speech on the Senate tial candidate will be the key to tial candidate from the heavily taxpayers’ dollar to meet with floor. stand still long enough for us to figure victory. populated North and a vice presiden­ out how to bring it about." bankers from back home. But then "Big media corporations... apparently assume This is their reasoning: tial candidate who would be a again, we’ve never understood mat­ the Department of Agriculture honey program is so The Iowa caucuses and subsequent "healer” — one who would be able to ters of high finance all that well. insignificant, it should not be funded in the contests have narrowed the field, but bring in victories in such key states as president’s budget, and if Congress insists on none of the remaining contenders Texas and Florida, which together Have recess, will travel continuing the program. It would likely become an appears strong enough to carry the represent nearly a 10th of the natidn’s For most of us, January is a time for item for the president’s line-item veto, if he had ticket alone. Rep. Richard (Jephardt electoral votes. shoveling snow and dreaming over Headlines A footnotes that authority,” Melcher continued. of Missouri and Gov. Michael Dukakis Mftimal consideration would be seed catalogues. But on Capitol Hill. M Collecting baseball cards is a "M aybe they think the activities of busy little of Massachusetts are at the head of given to New York Gov. Mario Cuomo January means a recess and time for prpular hobby in the United States, bees pollinating blossoms and making honey are of the pack for the time being, but have because of his reluctance to get f eld investigations, preferably in b)'t in orthodox circles in Israel, it is little significance. Not so. The annual little momentum. Sen. Albert Gore of involved in the primaries. The resent­ ' 'armer climes. r.' bbis whose counternances are accomplishment of bees is fundamental to Tennessee has few delegates but is ment toward him among those who We took a close look at congres- c iveted. Color photos are appearing mankind in a form of sexual activity.” well financed and hoping for a big haul fought the battles would be palpable. Jonal travel during the past recess 0 i "rebbe cards,” and hey don’t come Melcher, D-Mont., said members of the on Super Tuesday next week. Sen. This would make Michael Dukakis the and discovered the lawmakers hit the \ ith gum orcandy. Some of the rabbis agriculture committee "must endure an Paul Simon of Illinois has quit the most reasonable alternative for presi­ road in what could be record cecry the cards, and this has made occupational hazard in suffering the stings of the South altogether and is hoping for dent. the strategists say. They vice numbers. Our associate Jim Lynch tneir pictures more valuable. enough Northern support to give him presidential candidate most appeal­ pens and pundits who like to wax eloquently about a identified.23 different sojourns involv­ ■ The city of Atlanta is expected to a little muscle in the event of brokered ing to the South would be Tennessean sweet deal or a honey of a proposition. ing 73 legislators and scores of earn about $60 million by hosting the convention. Albert Gore. spouses and staffer. They traveled to I'emocratic national convention in "Despite the putdown, I want to report that Our political consultants believe it Gore has told friends that he 34 countries, mostly in the southern July. About 3.').000 visitors are antici­ honey bees are the key instrument of pollination — will come down to a brokered affair. considers the vice presidency a hemisphere. pated during convention week, includ- for fruit trees, vegetable crops, alfalfa, clover and The Rev. Jesse Jackson’s respectable dead-end job and that he doesn’t want A delegation led by Rep. John i,ig 5.000 delegates and alternates and flowers of all kinds,” he continued. showing in Iowa. New Hampshire and it. At age 39 and with four years left in LaFalce. D-N.Y., spent six days 1 ).000 members of the media. When plants need to be pollinated, "the bee Open Fornm other state contests could therefore his Senate term, he says, he would examining problems in Argentina. ■ A few months ago. General obliges. That is the way nature works, and the make him a kingmaker come July, wait for another clean shot at the top Brazil and Chile. A spokesman for the .iccounting Office auditors reviewed honey bee is the principal actor,” Melcher said, when the party’s directors and job. But depending on how things congressman said the purpose of the '■rop-subsidy payments to farmers continuing his "lower sex” lecture. delegates gather in Atlanta to pick shake out between now and July, the trip was to meet with finance and hat exceeded $50,000 a year each and After Melcher went into great detail about honey Gross Injustice article stereotyping one of the ble for drugs coming into the their team. strategists say. he might be per- business leaders to discuss the Third liscovered that 15 percent of the prices and exports, he finally hit the bottom line. most popular sports in the U.S. United States. Such a free-for-all. the strategists fSuaded to change his mind. World debt problem. ,'ecipients were incorrectly approved. “The real sting — whether or not there should be to race drivers fold our associate Les Whitten, would With a Dukakis-Gore ticket, insid­ We obtained a State Department Most of them were non-profit and a government honey program — is the question,” Danny Prior If Mayor Flynn of Boston is only demand the nomination of a presiden- ers argue, both North and South would cable dfscribing the delegation’s religious groups. he said. “ Theboney program is a minor, sexy To the Editor: 415 Gardner St. the first to join and support problem that periodically attracts the attention of Manchester Mayor Koch, the death of Officer Byrne may become as important big-city media, only to be quickly forgotten without I am writing in response to Mr. in focusing the war on drugs as any practical recommendation for a n alternative Tierney’s article in the Herald Friday, Feb. 26, entitled, “ It’s the death of Lenny Bias was in Standin’ in the need of prayer method to the natural technique of honey bee Koch courageous bringing it to public attention. pollination.” time to shatter the myth that auto racing is a sport.” By Chuck Stone Melcher said he was certain no one in Congress In war on drugs Joseph Brooks be done,” it don’t mean doin’ it to to take no lie detector tests and is would take the time or exert the energy to somebody else. Jimmy Bakker To start — In the dictionary, Detective Captain The timing was serendipitous. I now livin’ in Soddom and Gomor­ overcome a veto of the honey program — If that sport is defined as a pastime To the Editor: seduced that church secretary. Manchester Police Department had to be in New York City for a rah by-the-sea, San Francisco, were possible — ' 'yet the busy bee continues the amusement. It does not say, for And it turned out that he and with a chick who says they been business meeting. A visit to my pollination and makes the honey too.” example, you have to be an Congratulations and encour­ Tammy live like a king and queen talkin’ ’bout marriage way before friend in Harlem. Booker Leroi athlete or that you have to agement are in order for Mayor with imported shoes, when your that mysteriouspersonattackMiz partake in a game such as Edward Koch for his actions lackson. was overdue. Then, the son walked through the hills of Rainey. Heav-vee. Calling all moon-watchers football or baseball. Look at golf, following the death of Officer Two wrongs still headlines exploded Jerusalem with only a pair of As heavy as Rev. Pat Robert­ for instance. That is classified as Edward Byrne. In attacking the 1 As 1 walked into his dinyy. little home-made sandals. son, who’s runnin’ for president The U.S. Naval Observatory is looking for help in a sport and all you do is walk president’s methods of conduct­ don’t make right apartment on 125th Street, he had Did Jimn y Swaggart forgive and sayin’ there be Russian sighting the new moon. around a course. ing a war on drugs, as he did on iust finished a laborious scrawl of Jimmy Bakker the way Chris­ missiles in Cuba. But when the To the Editor: While a huge, full moon can readily be seen, his “CBS This Morning” broad­ his thoughts to Cod. tians ’spoze to? No. And Jimmy generals say there ain’t no May I ask where Mr. Tierney cast and in his full-page New astronomers are trying to determine just how soon "Here, read this!" he commanded Swaggart talked ’bout Jimmy Russian missiles in Cuba, Rev. gets his information that race car York Times ad, he has demon­ after a new moon the first faint crescent oif My wife, Linda, and I co-chair Gentle reader. 1 share it with you. Bakker in a terrible way — you Robertson’s followers clap they drivers are hicks, have two strated great courage. moonlight becomes visible to observers. the Reverence for Life committee know, jes’ like the signifyin’ hands and shout, "See, see, jes’ chipped teeth (at least), drink For too long, the narcotic- at St. Bridget Church in Manches­ □ □ □ monkey talked ’bout the ele­ like he told them hurricanes to go To help determine how quickly that happens, the Miller beer, chew tobacco and related death and destruction of ter. I would like tocommenton the r- Yo, Lord: It’s me again. Your phant’s momma. ’way, our man done got rid o’ them observatory has scheduled a July 14 experiment. have no idea where in the world American lives has taken a back article in Saturday’s Herald that main man, Booker. And we hasgot And dig this. Lord. Was Jimmy missiles! ” While the new moon will occur at 7: S3 p.m. EDT they are except on a track seat to the great “good” of stated that Gov. William O’Neill to talk. Swaggart doin’ the very same sin I don’t mean to be too hard on July 13, willing observers are being asked to look somewhere? And once again he “ national security interests.” appeared to be leaning toward White folks is confusin’ me. all the time? Both Jimmies be Rev Robertson, ’cause my main for its first visible signs the following night. refers to race car drivers as .) IM S by NEA. Inc Due mainly to the Iran-Contra opposing a bill prohibiting state Lord. They donealwaysdone that. members o’ Assemblies of God man on the other side. Rev. Jesse U.S., Canadian, Caribbean and Central hicks. scandal, it has finally become funding for abortion. Among his But this time, they done outdid church, and Ibethinkin’ that them Jackson, is runnin’ for president, American residents are being asked to begin fashionable to say that the folks got to do a better job o’ too. You be a truly great equal He refers to race car drivers as reasons were preventing a child " / DON'T HAVE ENOUGH PROBLEMS — theyselves. looking for the new moon about 40 minutes after invasion of this country by screenin’ they applicants for jobs. mentally unstable, insane, lunat­ carrying another child from going ’Splain to me. Lord, how all opportunity God. A white Republi­ sunset July 14 and to record and report their international drug traffickers has NOW I’M SUPPOSED TO WORRY ABOUT And they got to be fair. If they be ics . Where, may I ask, does he get into an alley to get an abortion them people say they ready to can preacher and a black Demo­ results. Anyone willing to take part should write to become more threatening to our KILLER BEES COMING HERE!?" holdin’ press conferences on how cratic preacher both runnin’ for this idea? This is a gross injustice were they not readily available forgive Jimmy Swaggart rite now "Looking For the Moon,” U.S. Naval Observatory, national security than some “ rag- they ready to let Jimmy Swaggart president. and very poor stereotype of race and funded. That kind of reason­ for what he do, but they still don’t Washington, D.C. 20392. tag communist guerrilla back in as soon as he been But. I knows my country car drivers. ing reminds me of the words of my votin’ for Gary Hart ’cause he groups.” But only If the presi­ done the same thing. rehabilitated, why ain’t they preacher real well. And he ain’t then-7-year-old son when he said However, I do agree with one dent hears from every mayor, Ain’t forgiveness ’spoze tobe for helpin’ Jimmy Bakker to be born always kept the faith with, "Lead to me. "Dad, two wrongs don’t statement made by Mr. Tierney. every governgr, every U,S. repre­ everybody who sin? At least. Gary again, too? us not into temptation.” sentative, every U.S. senator, make a right.” Instead. Gov. iHanrlirstrrt HrralJi Race car drivers do have no­ Hart hung out with a chick who be But the devil be an equal Like my Baptisthymnsay, " It ’s along with every police officer, O’Neill, why don’t you work opportunity sinner. Down in Founded In 1881 where to practice. This is true, a Phi Beta Kappa. But they say me, it’s me. it’s me, O Ixrd, unless they go onto a local track health professional, social toward children not having Jimmy Swaggart picked up a Dallas, there be that Methodist standin’ in the need of prayer.” PENNY M SIEFFERT...... PubIKhar and practice, alone. Endangering worker, school principal, and children. whore down in New Orleans. minister who lotsa folks loved. We’re all standin’ . Lord. QEOROE T CHAPPELL...... Editor every concerned American, will Rev. Walker Rainey,and heclaim DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Exacutlva Editor no one but themselves. Lord, it look like you got a real MARIE P G R A D Y ...... City Editor any changes be made. Even now, Russ Hardgrove assembly line of preachers who somebody beat up on his wife who Chuck Stone is a senior editor of ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Auoclate Editor I wish Mr. Tierney would get all the president refuses to strongly 342 Woodbrldge St. forgot when they pray, "Thy will still beina coma, buthedon’t want the Philadelphia Dally News. sanction the countries responsi­ the facts before he writes an Manchester f ff t I • » a Church Bnncthi Board Religions Services Church Bf^ietin Board ’ United Way elects officers Way grant, we would lack the Editor’s note: This column is Holllger. Sunday worship: holy eucha­ funds for the 2>A paid staffers who South United Methodist Church Assemblies of God South United Methedlst Church, 1226 NortIvUnited Methodist Church prepared by the staff of the rist, 8 and 10 a.m.; church school, 9:45 Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. MACC News organize, schedule, record and a.m.; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev Meetings and events scheduled for the coming Manchester Area Conference of South United Methodist Church is planning a **“'■**' (Assemblies of God), Chapel open afternoons; public healing provide all the other administra­ W Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ week at North United Methodist Church: Churches. Palm Sunday breakfast March 27at 7a.m., and the Kenneth L. Gustafson, postor. service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; dule: 9 ond 10:45a.m., worship service; tive and case work functions so »y«"!n9 prayer, Wednesday, 5 o.m. , Sunday — 9 and 10:30 a.m.. worship and guest speaker will be Frank Kaiser, district 10:30a.m., worship, Sunday school and 643-9203. 9 a.m., church schaol. Nurserv tor By Nancy Carr is affiliated, has no paid staff. The necessary in offering these basic child care; 6:30 p.m., hymn sino and preschoolers. (647-9141) communion, the Rev. William Trench preaching supenntendent of the United Methodist Church The prase service. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Executive Director agency is made up entirely of human needs services to our St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Pork “ The Foolishness of God:’ ’ 9 a m., adult Bible menu includes scrambled eggs, sausage, sweet ''“‘'•(I fellowship. concerned and dedicated Man­ families in crisis. (644-1102) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Mormon study: nursery; 10:30a.m., church school: nursery: rolls, juice and hot beverages, at a cost of $3 per drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, The United Way of Manchester chester volunteers who raise the It is. in fact, fareasiertoraisea 11:30 a.m.. Young People’s Choir; letter-writing person. Reservations are necessary. Call the assistant rector. Worship; 7:30a.m. and The Church ef Jesus Christ ef Latter- recently held its annual meeting. funds to support essential servi­ dollar for food or oil or rent church office, 647-9141. Baptist 9:30 o.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m.; day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ session; brown bag luncheon; video on Alaskan oil;. baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m.; holv The members elected new ces to the community by private assistance to a family in trouble ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 o.m., 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellowship: study; 7 Events scheduled at South this week include: Cemmunltv Baptist Church, 505 E. eucharist, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., Sunday officers for 1988-1989; Noel Bet- non-profits. than it is to raise a dollar for Centw S t, Manchester. Rev. James I. (649-4583) schaol and primary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ p.m.. Sacred Dance; ecumenical prayer. Sunday — 9 a.m., church school, nursery through court. president: Richard Lauz- MACC is proud to be a United administration. Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m , hood and relief society. (643-4003 or Monday — 7 p.m.. trustees; 7:30 p.m.. Tyler adult: 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship with Dr. Shepherd O f ' church 228-3715) ier. vice president; Shirley Way agency. Just one example of how United Gospei Circle. S. Johnson preaching “ The Foolishness of God; ” 5 0M7)° '^ocserv care provided. (643- Zeider, secretary; and John The funds granted by the Way money and your gifts work pm . confirmation class; 6:30 p.m., Christian Folrt Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Church of the Living Ood, an evangel­ Nationai Cathoiic Tuesday — 6:30 p.m.. TOPS: 7:30 p.m., Haberern. treasurer. United Way of Manchester pro­ together. One of ourhuman needs Youth Fellowship. / Manchwter. Rev. James Bellasov, ical, full-gospel church, Robertson ecumenical prayer: 8 p.m., parables study at ^h o o l. North School Street, Manches­ The members also added 12 vide the entire funding for the staff has been working with a pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 St. John the Baptist Polish National parsonage. Monday — 10 a.m., A.A.; 7:30 p.m.. administra­ a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ new members to the Board of administrative blqck of the young, single mother who has a tive board. service. (646-5316) vBmno Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 o.m. Wednesday — 6:30 a m.. Lenten study and prayer chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, Directors, whose terms will ex­ MACC Department of Human baby, born in January. They’ve _^lc*t.B«D tlit Church, 240 Hlllstown Nurserv and Sunday school. pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m.; weekdays, group at the parsonage; 7:15 p.m., choir rehearsal. Tuesday — 9:15 a.m., Edgar-Comell Circle; 10 Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Manchester Christian Pellewship, 509 8 a.m. (643-5906) pire in 1991, and voted on the Needs, a very significant sum now found a small apartment. E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ Thursday — 4 p.m.. visitation team: 7 p.m., a.m.. Women in the Vineyards study group; 7a m school; 11a.m.,worshlpservlce; 7p.m., recommendations of the Alloca­ indeed. In the meantime. Pillowtex Boy Scout Troop 47; 7;30 p.m., Dupee Circle. evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week vert, postor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ ’ trustees’ work night, Corp. 'donated more than 35 iSiy.'o*- Nurserv at all services. (649- day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock Nazarene tion Committee, thereby disburs­ The United Way grant is vital to Wednesday — noon, A A R P executive board; 1-30 7509) coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Soturdavot down-filled comforters. Staff tell the month. ing $264,311 to nine Manchester our provision of basic human p.m., AAR P chapter 1275; 4:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; Chopel of the Deot, 240 Church ef the Nazarene, 236 Moln St., Concordia Lutheran Church me they are warm, comfortable Hlllstown Rood, AAonchester. Rev. K. _ Eoll gospel Interdenominational Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior social agencies. needs. The people of our com­ ^30 p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers; 7; 30 p.m.. Chancel C h u r^ , 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister ot and beautiful (three different Kreutier, pastor. (643-7543) Events planned for the coming week at Concordia Raising $264,311 is not, my munity are very generous. They Choir; Cocaine Anonymous; adult study at 277 Harv«rt Tim a Baptist Church, 72 E. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; shades and three sizes). Another adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church Lutheran Church: friends, a matter of a couple of stock the Pantry shelves, keep oil Spring St.; Lydia Hollis Circle. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. local agency recently donated Eddy, postor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 p.m., worship service. Tuesday ot 7:30 and nurserv; 6 p.m., evening praise Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m.. communion; 9:15 phone calls. It requires time, tanks full with donations to the Thursday — 7 p.m.. Cub Scout Pack 47; 7:30 p m o. m., morning service; 6 p.m., eveningp.nt., special Bible studies; Wednesday service, nurserv. Mid-week BIblestudv, some leftover beds. ot 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) effort and dedication. The United Fuel Bank,' fill the racks in the Youth Choir. service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 a.m.. church school: adult education: confirmation This week, we were able to put p. m. (643-9359) line, 646-^1, 24 hours. forum. Way of Manchester, though it Clothing Bank and provide the > rid a y — lo a m.. Al-Anon. Gospel Nall, Center Street, Manches­ uses many of the materials it all together, bed, comforter and ter. 10a.m.,breaklngbread; 11:45a.m., Pentecostai Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Christian Education; volunteers that make these and Next Saturday -^7 p.m.. The Vine Dance Theatre Christian Science Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. developed by the United Way of our other services possible. sheets and crib donated by of New York. united Pentecostal Church, 187 agoraphobia group. individuals. As I said, it all Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. Tuesday — 11 a.m.. clergy study; 6:30 p.m., the Capital Region, with whom it However, without the United WijLCiMIfeh of Christ, Scientist,'Sclentltt,'447 Morvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ happens because of all of you. Ou r ^4rH6aln St., Manchester,r. 10:30 ».(?!., Jehovah’s Witnesses catechetics classes; 8 p.m., basketball. church service, Sunday t.school,/ and day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 thanks to Pillowtex and Marty St. Mary’s Episco^Md Church care for small children.(n. ( 6 ^ 1 ^ ) JgS9vah's witnossos, 647 Tolland p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ Wednesday — 10:30a.m.. agoraphobia support: 7 and Jim Meek. Iteodlng Room, 656A Center St.,(lWan- Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 nesday, BIblestudv; 7 p.m., Thursday, p.m.. evening prayer, followed by Bible study; 7:45 Events scheduled for the ^ ngjweek at St. chester. (649-8902) ' p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Th u r^o y, men's Thoughts A special “ thank you” to those M ary’s Episcopal Church; p.m., service meeting; Wednesdov, 7:15 Rtover; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. p.m., Concordia Choir. who support the administrative p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ (649-9848) Church of Christ Thursday.— 9 a.m., Bible class: 6:30 p.m.. center of the whole conference: Sunday — 7;30 and 9;30 a.m.. holy eucharist; 11 day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., Do you remember seeing Car- stmggling with; that’s not my Watchtower study. (646-1490) Ecumenical Choir School: 7:30 p.m , nursery school our very generous benefactor a.m.. Outreach Committee; 6:30 p.m.. PRISM- 7 Church of Christ, Lvdall and Vernon Presbyterian nac the Magnificent? Carnac is a question! ” p.m., youth. MonchsstBr. Euosns Brswsr* parents; women’s A.A. Samuel Pierson. Walter and pulpit minister. Gareth Flanorv, evan- funny skit on the Johnny Carson Ever act like Carnac the Jewish — Conseivative Coventry Presbyterian Church, Friday — 7 p.m.. A.A. Karen Johnson, Winifred McCor­ Monday — 7; 10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., oellsm minister. Sunday services: 9 Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ show. Camac, Johnny, dresses up Magnificent? You know the committee meetings; Lenten program; Boy Scout a.m./ Bible classes; 10 a.m./ worship; 6 mick, Madeline Eldredge. Mrs Temple Both Sholom, 400 E. Middle try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sundov, like a Middle Eastern mind- answer before the question is roundtable. P.m./ worship. WednMdov/ 7 p.m./ Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J 9:30 o.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday' Emanuel Lutheran Church Victor Dubaldo, David Carlson, Bible study. Nurserv provided for all Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; school; 7 p.m., Bible study and feiiow- reader, someone who can give us asked... servicesv (646-2903) Berta Strebel, United Technolo­ 'Tuesday — 9 a.m., staff meeting; 1;30 p.m Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ shlp. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church the answers even before the What I ’ve discovered is that ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 meeting. (742-7222) gies, AARP No. 604, Christian Manor service; 5 p.m., Capella Choir; 6:30 p.m for the coming week: question is asked. Ed introduces when I insist I am Carnac and Congregationai a.m. Soturdav. Call synagogue tor Presbyterian Church ef Manchester, Conference of Churches. church school teachers' meeting; 7:30 p.m adult Fridov service time. (643-9563) 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Sunday — 8:36'a.m., worship: holy communion; Carnac as someone who knows all have the answer to everything confirmation class. Bolton Cenoreoatlenol Church, 228 chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship 9:45 a.m., new member class: adult forum: SCS: Bolton Center Road, at the Green, Jewish — Reform servibe, nurserv; 9:15 a.m., Sunday things, foretells all things, knows that’s wrong around me. then that Wednesday — 7 and 10 a.m., holy communion; Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ school; 7 p.m., Informol worship. nursery: 11 a.m., worship: nursery; CC. all the answers to our questions is how I avoid dealing with me. 10;45 a.m., Bible study; 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir. ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nurserv, Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. (643-0906) Monday — 6:45 p.m,. Scouts: 7:30 p.m.. Church even before we ask them. Camac When I only believe life will get Thursday — 4 p... Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- Council. THE 11:15 a.m., forum program. (649-7077 tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each then enters the stage and sits better when every one el.se Scouts; 7; 10 p.m., evening prayer; 7;30p.m.. Bible office or 647-8878 parsonage. Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Roman Cathoiic Tuesday — 10 ?mT>4cnoon, CCC: 10 a.m.. changes as I want them to, that is study. down. Ed hands him a sealed •■SR. BIBIE Contor Censreeolleaal Chorch, ii second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Church ef the Assumption, Adorns Beethoven: 1 p.m.. Phebefi&tttas^p.m . staff; 7:30 envelope. Carnac puts the enve­ how I avoid seeing how I could Friday — 9 a m. to 3 p.m.. Diocesan Aids Task Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Street at Thompson Rood, Manchester. p.m., Ruth Circle. Curtis Jr., senior poster; Rev.Rebertj. lope to his forehead, and tells the change myself. SPEAKS Force; 8 p.m., A.A. Lutheran Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. Wednesday — 9:30 a.m. to noon, quilting 6 p.m.. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ answer to the question that’s When I stop acting like Carnac. - Saturday — 7:30 a m., men’s club; 9 a.m. to 3 Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, Concordia Lutheran Church (ELCA). day mass at 5 p.m.; Sundov masses ot ,CRC; soup and sandwich: 7 p.m.. Lenten S^vice: Euggn# Brgwgr worship service, 8 end 10 o.m.; church 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. inside the envelope. Then he then the grace of God will be able p.m., pre-wedding conference; l:30p.m..Al-Anon- school, 10 o.m. (647-9941) KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. A r­ ' o oi- Old noon. 7:45 p.m., CRC; Emanuel Choir. opens the envelope and reads the to transform me and build me up 7:30 p.m., A.A. (643-2195) BIrst Cengrototlonal Church of An­ nold T. Wangerln, assistant pastor. . *t'^. ■drtholomew's Church, 741 E Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer feervice; women's^ question. Sometimes it’s funny, and help me see with new eyes People consider as terribly Schedule; 8a.m.,holvcommunlon; 9:15 MIMIe Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. A.A.: 7 P-H^ 'B elle Choir. *■" /'i/ dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard a.m.. church schaol, adult education, sometimes its dumb. and hear with new ears. unjust Israel's conquest of Selp, Interim postor. Schedule: 11 a.m., Martin J. Scholskv, pastor, teturdav Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. ' ' Center Congregational Church worship; 9:30 o.m., church school. confirmation forum; 10:30 a.m. holv moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, But Camac helps me laugh at A Itttle bit of knowledge (Car­ Cannan and their dispossessing communion. Nurserv core oil hours. 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-1613) Nurserv care provided. (742-7696) (649-5311) myself. Every once in a while nac) puffs up, but God, who is the notions preceding them. Events which are scheduled for the coming week n rst Cenoreeatlonol Church of Cov­ St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., Especially If one accepts Israel’s entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Monchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and Trinity Covenant Church someone comes to talk with me, love, builds up. at Center Congregational Church: St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. view that God was giving them Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor­ son, postor; Rev.C.H. Anderson, pastor and I have the answer to their Sunday — Sand 10 a.m., worship and communion; ship; 9:n a .m ., church school In Church Soturdav mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Events scheduled for the coming week at Trinity issue, even before they’ve asked the lend. Lane House. Nurserv care provided. emeritus. Schedule; 8:30o.m., worship at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and 10 a.m., nursery and toddler care; church school; with holdv communion on first, third noon. (643-2403) include: the question. And it’s always (742-8487) ond fifth Sundays; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Rev. John Holbger However, In Leviticus 18 God II; 15 a m., social hour. Second Conpreeotlonal Church, 385 St. James Church, 896 Main st., Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., morning worship with embarassing when they say back St. George’s Church N. Moln St., Manchester. The Rev. V. church school; 11 o.m., worship with Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, cautioned his people not to defile Monday — 7:30 p.m., all-church meeting night. holv communion on the second and Eev. Frank Carter, Rev. John (iwozdz, sermon by the Rev. Paul F. Knight, “ The to me, “ But that isn’t what I ’m Bolton themselves In the ways of the na­ Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship fourth Sundays. (643-1193) Tuesday— 9:30 a.m., mothers’ group; 3;30 p.m.. service, Sunday school, and nurservtor Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday Irrelevance of Religion; ’’ 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible tions before them. It was because Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m., confirmation; 7:30 p.m.. children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. Latvian Lutheran Church ot Man­ masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday school: 10:15 a.m., coffee and fellowship. (649-2863) chester, 21 Gorden St., Manchester. masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., Pastoral intern at Trinity of those defilements that "the Search Committee. (643-2051) noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) Monday — 7 p.m., basketball practice. land vomited out Its Inhabitants" Second Congrepotlonal Church of Prince ef Peace Lutheran Church, Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers; 7:30 Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast. La Trinity Covenant Church has added a (verse 25). Route 31 and North River Rood, Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and p.m . Chancel Choir; Center Ringers; trustees. try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu- Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. Strada Restaurant; 7 p.m., trustees; diaconate; pastoral intern to the staff. John DeVaux lor schedule: 10 o.m., service; 10 a.m., Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral In the earlier verses of this Schedule; 10:15 a.m. worship service; 9 tM m . Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m., Covenant Women’s Board; music. Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Center Ringers: 7:30 p.m., church school, nurserv to Grade 6; 11 a.m., Sundov school, first and thrd of East Hartford will visit hospital Bethel teachers. a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15a.m., Sunday masses at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer patients and shut-ins, do counseling and chapter God listed those revolt­ Sundays. (742-7548) confessions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturdov church school. Grade 7 to odult; 11:15 Zien Evangelical Lutheran Church ing practices and forbade his a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior (742-6655) breakfast. La Strada Restaurant; 6:30 p.m.. help lay people develop their ability to people to practice them — Incest, Pilgrim Fellowship. Nurserv core pro­ (Missouri Synod), Cooper and Hlghl Church ot st. Maurice, 32 Hebron Pioneer Club: 7 p.m., senior high youth group; care for the church. His title will be Church of Christ vided. (742-6234) streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W/ Road, Bolton. The Rev. Wllllom J. adultery, child-sacrifice, bestial­ Kuhl, pastor. 9:30o.m., divine worshlii; Olesik, pastor. SaturdaymassatSp.m.; men’s and women's seminars; choir practice. minister of pastoral care. Tolcottvllle Cenpreaotlonal Church, 10:45 a.m. Sunday school: holy com­ ity, and homosexual practices. Events planned for this week at the Church of Main Street and Elm HIM Road, Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class. Bom and raised in East Hartford, munion first ond third Sundov (649- and 11 a.m. (643-4466) Then God warned them; "And II Tolcottvllle. Co-postors: Rev. Ronald 4243) Friday — 7 p.m., junior high youth group. DeVaux graduated from Penney High Christ: Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 you defile the land It will vomit Sunday — 9a.m., Bible classes: 10 a.m., worship a.m., worship service ond church Methodist School in 1973. He has a degree in (Jerman you as It vomited out the nations with sermon, “ The Dangers of Idleness; ’’ 3 p.m.. school. (649-0815) Saivation Army from the University of Connecticut, and he that were before you." And Israel Betten United Methedlst Church, 1041 Unitarian Universaiist Society has completed one year of the master of learned the hard way that God practice session for Bible bowl; 6 p.m.. worship with Covenant 'Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewort Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man- sermon, “ Lord. It Just Isn’t Fair: ’ ’ 7:30, teens for Lanier, postor, 9:30 o.m., church Chester. Capt. and Mrs. (kirv Aspersch- .The Unitarian Universaiist Society: East is divinity program at Chicago’s North Park meant whst he said. One can only Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ school; 11 o.m., worship service, looer. 9:30 o.nr\., Sunday school; 10:45 wonder about us Americans and pizza. o.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., solva­ planning an intergenerational service around the Theological Seminary. matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman nursery. (649-3472) this good land. Monday — 7:30 p.m., "Hearts of Fire’’ video Swensen, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, Nerth United Methedlst Church, 300 tion meeting. (649-7787). topic of soup. The story of “ Stone Soup” willbe read Phllly site suggested series: Manchester and Ellington Bible study associate pastor. Rev. I^evln Schwamb, Porker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. for the youngsters, and there wilt be a discussion of youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A site- groups. worship services; 9:30 o.m., Bible Unitarian Universaiist how soup plays a healing role in people’s lives. The nett, visitation minister. Schedule; 9 selection task force this week recom­ CHURCH OF CHRIST Tuesday — 7 p.m., East Windsor Bible study; 7:30 school. (649-2855) - and 10:30 a.m., worship service; 9a.m., coordinators are Mary Wellemeyer and Kate Hull, .cVi!"*'.',"" Universaiist Society-East, mended that the Board of Pensions of the Lydall A Varnon 8trg«tg p.m.. East Hartford study group. a ^ lt Bible study; 10:30 a.m., church 153 w. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. with music by Nancy Gould, all of Manchester. A Episcopai school; 5:30 p.m., AAethodlst Youth Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a m., Presbyterian Church (USA) be based in Phonr M6-2903 Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Bible classes. ^llow shlp; 7 p.m.. Sacred (Oncers. soup luncheon will follow the service, which begins service. Nurserv care and youth reli­ Philailelphia. Thursday — 7 p.m., Colchester Bible study. St. (Seerge's Episcopal Church, 1150 S ^d a y nurserv tor preschoolers. (649- gious educotlon; Coffee hour after at 10:30 a.m. John Devaux Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John 3696.) service. (646-5151) Engagements fHandipfilrr Hrralii

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"(Haitian) children would really be wasting away. You felt that if you could have seen them earlier you might have been able to do more.”

r \ . Haiti more like 'home’ to Meek \ entire attitude about life and death. Death By Nancy Pappas is simply accepted. If someone is run down Manchester Herald by a speeding taxi, it was done because of Monica Scholtz Brenda Massaro the whim of a spirit. The taxi driver is not to Jennifer Rataic Judith Rodgers blame. If someone is ill, it’s because there Mark Pacheco Mark LaCaprucia T SEEMS STRANGE to Jim Meek to Bertrand Lessard David Thompson be in the white ranch-style home on is a spirit in them." Ferguson Road his family owns. The Haitians have long turned to their Scholtz-Pacheco Ma^saro-LaCaprucia There's a solid roof overhead and native medicine men for cures, said Meek. Rataic-Lessard Rodgers-Thompson walls which don’t collapse in a heavy In the rural areas, they are still likely to I turn to these men for help before venturing Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scholtz of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Massaro of 57 rain. A few blocks away, a shopping center Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Rataic of 18 Thelma Howe of Winchester, N.H., Tolland announce the engagement of Brookfield St. announce the engage­ offers a choice of a well-stocked conven­ to see the "blancs," or white doctors. Birch Mountain Road Extension. and Walter Nimirowski of Hillstown As a result, said Meek, the peoplecoming their daughter, Monica DseScholtz. to ment of their daughter, Brenda Lynn Bolton, announce the engagement of ience food store, a Chinese restaurantand a Road announce the engagement of pizza parlor. into the hospitals are often extremely ill. Mark Pacheco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Massaro, to Mark LaCaprucia, son of their daughter, Jennifer Catherine their daughter, Judith N. Rodgers, to Meek, an energetic 23-year-old, has been " We would see them weeks into an illness, ’ ’ Thomas Pacheco of Westport, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Blaise LaCaprucia of Rataic, to Bertrand Rene Lessard, The bride-elect is a graduate of South Windsor. David J , Thompson, son of Robert and working at an orphanage, a hospital he said. "Children would really be wasting son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrea A. Barbara 'Hiompson of Glastonbury. away. You felt that if you could have seen Rockville High School and the Univer­ The bride-elect is a graduate of pharmacy, a school and various other Lessard of 116 Broad St. them earlier, you might have been able to sity of Connecticut. She is employed Manchester High School and is The bride-elect is a graduate of projects in the rural sections of Haiti for 13 The bride-elect is a graduate of East do more.” by Marriott Corp. and Milford- Manchester High School and is of the last 25 months. employed by Aetna Life and Casualty Catholic High School and is enrolled in Meek, who graduated from Eastern Whitinsville Regional Hospital in of Windsor. self-employed in a house-cleaning “ Home” meant an entire family was a paralegal program at Manchester business. dwelling in a one-room building made from College in Pennsylvania with a degree in Milford, Mass. The prospective bridegroom is a Community College. She is employed woven branches and dried mud, which biology, was given far more responsibility The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of South Windsor High The prospective bridegroom is a as a paralegal contract analyst at the graduate of Glastonbury High School could fit into the Meeks’ living room — vtdth in Haiti than he would have been permitted graduate of Bishop Stang High School School and is employed by Iron in the U.S. He was put in charge of a Travelers Insurance Co. and is self-employed in Thompson space to spare. and Curry College, Milton, Mass. He Workers Local 15. pharmacy, and he spent time assisting in The prospective bridegroom is a Landscape Improvement. Food was something one grew, or for is employed by WSAR-AM Radio, An April 29, 1989, wedding is graduate of Howell Cheney Regional which one bartered. No convenience the pediatrics ward and the physical Sommerset, Mass. planned at St. Francis of Assisi An Aug. 27 wedding is planned in therapy clinic. He assisted with the sewing Vocational Technical School and is Manchester. stores, no supermarkets, no restaurants. An April 1989 wedding is planned at Church, South-Windsor. attending Manchester Community "In America, we take so much for of wounds and the setting of bones. Jesters Court, Manchester. "People down there are not so hung upon College. He is employed as an granted,” Meek said last week. "Clean how many degrees you have," he said. apprentice at Pratt & Whitney. water, wholesome food, adequate clothing, He cited a physicians’ assistant, with a A Sept. 23 wedding is planned at St. good schools, sturdy shelter, competent i;,*/ two-year degree, who ran the entire Maurice Church. Bolton. medical care. ” In Haiti, you cannot take any of that for medical ward of a hospital. granted. It’s considered the least deve­ The Haitians love to have tremendously loped nation in the entire Western heated political arguments. Meek said. hemisphere. There is poverty there beyond However, at the end of even the most bitter Weddings what people here could ima^ne.” altercation, they are likely to throw up In spite of that poverty, however, Meekis their hands and agree that there’s nothing finding that he feels more at home among to be done about the government, because the earth-toned buildings of Haiti than in it’s beyond the reach of common man, said the colorful, chrome-trimmed towns of his Meek. Saunders-Clark native land. He has been toHaiti four times, This attitude made it easier for his friends to like him even though they Amy Christine Clark, daughter of and each time he finds it more difficult to strongly disliked the American govern­ Mr. and Mrs. James R. Clark of Erie. leave, he said. "There is a simplicity of life, a beauty of ment and its perceived meddling In the Pa., and Dr, Christopher Scott Saund­ Haitian elections. Meek said. ers. son of Mr. and Mrs. David people, and relationships, that is very special,” said Meek. "The country can be “ They know that they’ve got no control Saunders of 80 Frances Drive, were spectacular, in its own way. That’sthepart over their own government,” he said. "So married Oct. 17 in Amasa Stone that these one- and two-week missionary they assume that it’s the same here. They Chapel. Case Western Reserve Uni­ tours miss. They see only the cities, the assume that a person and his government versity in Ohio. squalor and the stench. . . They’re doing are two entirely different things." Catherine M. Farrell The bride was given in marriage by themselves a disservice. It’s all very, very But democracy cannot take root where a her father. Carol Ann Clark, sister of poor. But it’s not all filthy." person and his government are considered the bride, was maid of honor. Ashley Meek has been back in Manchester for to be completely divorced. Meek said. Farrell-Precourt Martin-Maloney Saunders, brother of the groom, was less than two months, and is preparing to "There is absolutely no notion of best man. leave the country again on Tuesday, when becoming involved in the government, of Ward Farrell of Hartford and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. John J. Martin of 141 After a reception at the University he will begin two years of service in making changes constructively,” he said. Evelyn Farrell of 56 Porter St. Strawberry Lane announce the en­ Club the couple left on a wedding trip Thailand with the Peace Corps. RogliiaM Pimo/ManehMMr HaralO "And the literacy rate is very low — I think announce the engagement of their gagement of their daughter, Christine it’s under 20 percent. So the candidates to St. Maarten. They are making their But even as he prepares for that trip. daughter. Catherine Mary Farrell, to A. Martin, to Michael J. Maloney, son cannot hope to get their ideas known to all home in Columbus, Ohio. Meek has been trying to paint an accurate HOMESICK FOR HAITI — Jim Meek, a 23-year-old Manchester man, Kenneth George Precourt, son of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. George Maloney of 35 the people." The bride received her bachelor’s picture of Haiti for the members of spent more than a year caring for the sick in Haiti, where he worked at and Mrs. George Precourt of Corai Charles Drive. Meek has trouble sleepinjg when he’s in degree from Pennsylvania State Community Baptist Church, where his an orphanage, a hospital pharmacy and a school. The son of a local Springs. Fla. The bride-elect is a graduate of East Manchester. He thinks about the friends he University and her m aster’s degree father, the Rev. James Meek, is the pastor. minister aiso has volunteered for the Peace Corps and plans to leave The bride-elect is a 1984 graduate of Catholic High School and the Univer­ Members of Community Baptist sup­ left behind in Haiti, including two who from Rush University, Chicago, 111. named him as godfather to their child. Manchester High School. She is sity of Bridgeport. She is employed as ported him the last time Meek was in Haiti, Tuesday for Thailand. She is a health care analyst for Besides that, he finds the neighborhood employed as an administrative secre­ a designer at Farmington Displays sending him approximately IlSOper month Central Benefits Mutual, Columbus. entirely too quiet. Storm windows Insulate tary at Kaiser Permanente of East Inc. to cover his room, board and personal Ohio. him from nearly all sounds, he said, even Hartford. The prospective bridegroom is a expenses. The hospital, where he was support me in what I ’ve done." trips to Haiti believe that striving for with Middle Turnpike a block away. The prospective bridegroom is a The bridegroom received his bache­ working in the pharmacy, pediatrics ward Even when people grasp the poverty of success is fuUle, said Meek, because events graduate of Manchester High School What he misses, hesaid, are the chickens lor’s degree from Harvard University and physical therapy clinic, could not the Haitians, they often don’t understand are controlled by the actions of spirits 1983 graduate of George J. Penney and Southern Connecticut State Uni­ scratching, the roosters crowing, voodoo and his M.D. degree from Case afford to pay him a salary. how different the attitudes are on the rather than the efforts of man. That belief High School of East Hartford. He is versity. He is employed as a recrea­ drums beating and the other night time Western Reserve University. He has a “ I really appreciate what the churcb,has island. Meek said. For example, when they in spirits is part of the voodoo religious eniploybd by the state of Connecticut tional therapist at Institute of Living noises of Haiti. private practice in internal medicine done for me, especially because I feel they graduated from Manchester High School in culture. Public Works Department. Hartford. "In some ways, I’ m getting to be more of and nephrology associated with Riv­ hardly know me,’’ Meek said. “ I was here 1982, Meek and his contemporaries were A Sept. 10 wedding is planned at St. A May 13 wedding is planned at St. "The idea that spirits are in control a Haitian,” he said. " I want things to slow erside Methodist Hospital in during high school, then I ’ve been gone for encouraged to strive, excel, and make James Church. James Church. pervades everything in the life of a down quite a lot. And 1 want to live inside Dr. & Mrs. C.S. Saunders Columbus. college and then working in Haiti. Yet they something of themselves. Haitian," Meek said. "F o r instance, the the sounds of the town.” feel involved with my >4ork, enough to Most of the friends he has made in four ~ MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 5. 1988 V MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. March 5, 1988 - 1$ FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money New color trend emerges U.S. Consumer Price Index You should think , By Andy Lang tant. Cleaner, bright reds are The Associated Press replacing the brown-cast cin­ On the House nabar reds. Peach shades are in 116 115.7 Did you know that homeowners demand. Most recently emerging 1982-84 = 100* about your pension change their preferences for from this family are coral and colors inside their houses about Moore & Co., says her firm shrimp, which are striking accent every five years? Or that, until decided to make iarge-scale colors. Complimenting these are regardless of age fairly recently, the length of the revisions in custom paint colors fresh, true greens, ranging from color cycle was every 10 years? not only because of consumer deep hunter greens to elegant mid-tone English greens. This information may not be preferences, but because of tech­ If you are Belcher sees the hot combina­ 113.5 world-shaking, but it is vital to nical advances. These advances considering tions ahead as black and white; paint manufacturers, who must meant that fewer tinting bases 113.1 m leaving your stay with or ahead of the trend to were required to make exclusive black; white and red; yellow and 112.7 . job, do you sell paint. That’s their way of colors. The new bases also were periwinkle; yellow, white and know what will staying in business. Sylvia able to provide better coverage. periwinkle; peach and turquoise; happen to your green and coral; gray; violet and A new coior trend became In addition, stronger and im­ 112.1 pension benef­ khaki, a big neutral color; and a apparent a few years ago when, proved colorants allowed for its? Recent Porter with the advent of the so-caiied greater depth and clarity of coior. black and red combination. She 111. 6 ' changes in how hi-tech look, the harvest-gold, also believes that homeowners "N ew technology meant that companies will be using more color on their 111.2 avocado-colored dishwashers we could make deeper charcoal must handle walls as these colors and combi­ and the almond-toned appliances grays, dark green and rich navy pension plans of the 70s began to give way to nations make their way into their blues', colors that are important may make it worth your while to years to start a family often black gloss and deep, dark gray daily lives. accents today. Wecould alsooffer think about these benefits, re­ would not have been working long tones. As the new color patterns Consumers are looking for iighter off-whites, which now are gardless of your ape. At the very enough to become vested, notes were greatly advertised and more brighter, truer colors than in more demand. Our off-whites, J least, you should be aware of your Bonnie Newton of EBRI. With promoted, reaching niore and ever. But nobody can be sure green-cast off-whites, peach off- FMAMJ JASONDJ rights. five-year vesting, a woman would more people and larger and what the situation will be five whites and creamy off-whites A little more than half of all be more likely to gain vested larger audiences, homeowners years f»-om now. Don’t go away. could also be included in their 1987 1988 workers in the private sector are rights by the time she leaves her started to seek the new colors. c o lo r families." explains covered by pension plans, accord­ job. (Important; In many ca.ses. Then, as the new colors caught Belcher. ing to the Employee Benefit . any employee who is not vested on, they trickled down to other All aspects of painting a house * NOTE: Starting in Jan. 1988, the Bureau of Labor Statistics revised As the new colors came in, the Research Institute in Washing­ can temporarily stop working home-related industries. Paint — are detailed in Andy Lang’s mauves and violets were out. the base for the CPI from 1967 = 100 to 1982-84 = 100. All figures ton. D C. This includes full- and without losing credit for previous as the backdrop forallcontentsof booklet. “ Paint Your House In­ What’s ahead? Gray is expected part-time workers. years worked. Under the 1984 the home— was soon impacted by side and Out," which can be , reflect this revision. to be the big “ natural’ ’ color for The way plans generally work, Retirement Equity Act. unless the color'changes. obtained by sending 75 cents and the next 10 years. Yellows have SOURCE: U.S. Bureau ol Labor Statistics InfoG rophics © 1988 North America Syndicate, Inc. you must be employed by a the break is equal to or exceeds Debra Belcher, color consul­ a long, stamped, self-addressed returned. Periwinkle blues and company for a minimum number the greater of 5 years or the tant and planner at Benjamin envelope to Know-How. P.O. Box the blue-violet shades are impor­ 477. Hutnington. N Y. 11743. of years before you earn vested number of prior years of .service, HOUSE OF THE WEEK — A front-and-center chimney rights in that company’s benefit the worker will not lo.sp the adds d distinctive tough to the wood and brick exterior of plan. Vested benefits typically credit.) cannot be revoked by an em­ ■ There’s no denying that if you this' 1,330-square-foot three-bedroom ranch, with Tomato seed is like gold Two small cars fail tests ployer, even if you are fired or are in your 20s or 30s, this new fireplaced iiving room and dining room. For more you quit. rule will not affect a decision to Bv Earl Aronson Most large companies cur­ take a great new job opportunity. information about Plan HA1458C, write to architect Many of the hydroponic toma­ The Associated Press By the Editors options as a stereo radio and right rently require that you work 10 But if you are contemplating a William Chirgotis, 37 Mountain Ave., Springfield, N.J. toes are sold in the Maple Lodge outside mirror brought the list 07081-1787. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped Weeders Guide of Consumer Reports years before you gain vested move or just exploring your Without ever touching soil, Farms’ Country Store. Othersare Consumer price up to $5,830, including rights to those accrued pension opportunities, you may think shipped around the province. The envelope. tomato plants grow a foot a week These days, any new car priced destination charge. benefits contributed by the about staying a little longer to tomatoes. Pomp said, bring $54 and produce a pound of fruit for at $6,500 or less is cheap. And, for Reports The Precis’ engine started employer. make the 5-year mark. cools plants and fruit in summer. for a 20-lb. box in February ' each week of their 35-week the money, you can choose among easily, but often surged or hesi­ But the 1986 Tax Reform Act ■ The rule is retroactive. If you A tiny sensor thermometer re­ dropping to $6-$7 in August when productive life. They grow from a fairly large group of good basic tated during acceleration. The makes a signigicant change that began a job in mid-1984, the cords heat inside and outside the field and gardens produce transmission shifted well enough, Here’s the Answer seed as costly as gold — about cars, including the Ford Festiva, described as recalcitrant. It requires employer contributions middle of 1989 could mark the fruit, reducing risk offungal and heavily and fuel economy was about 30 $485 an ounce. The plants are Mazda 323, Toyota Tercel, Honda stalled at least once almostevery to vest in one of two ways 5-year point. "But if you’ ve mold diseases. Plants are cross- mpg overall. grown hydroponically, fed nut­ Civic. Dodge and Plymouth Colts, time it was started, and warm-up beginning next year; already left your job for good, if QUESTION: We have having a QUESTION: We have a one- pollinated by using an electric Pomp said the Caruso variety In routine handling tests, the rients in water. had been chosen for its sweet and Nissan Sentra. driving was plagued with sharp 1. After five years at a company won’t help you,” says Anne Mo5s. small tennis court put up on our fam ily house, all on one floor. I vibrating wand and by hand. Precis felt vague and sluggish for Jack Pomp, tall, rugged. taste, low acidity, high vitamin But a low price tag doesn’t hesitations, sputtering and back­ you are 100 percent vested; or deputy director of The P en ^ n property a short distance from inspected our gutters recently White flies are controlled biologi­ a small car. Response was quick Danish-born, as handy with a necessarily translate into a good firing. Acceleration was sluggish. 2. The company bases its Rights Center. the house. There usually is a and found standing wateratthree cally rather than with chemiodls. content and size. “ Our customers welding torch as he is with buy. Recently, Consumer Re­ The transmission felt vague and enough in abrupt accident- vesting schedule on a seven-year Advice to you, an employee; fairly strong wind blowing from different places around the prefer smaller, round, uniform pruning shears, guided us Plants in soil outdoors yield an ports’ auto engineers tested the spongy in the forward gears, and avoidance maneuvers, but driv­ graduated plan, meaning you are Ask the plan administrator when the right side of the court into it. house. There were no accumula­ fruit to the bigger, heavier ers were challenged to control the through the 2-acre hydroponic average of about 20 pounds each, jumbos,” he said. Mitsubishi Precis and the Yugo. was exceptionally stubborn about 20 percent vested after three this new rule will go into effect We would like to put up a fence tions of leaves or other debris in car’s unpredictable fishtailing. greenhouse at Maple Lodge compared with Maple Lodge Neither is the best the market has shifting into reverse. Fuel econ­ years of service; 40 percent after and which vesting plan the firm that will be a protection against the gutters, but I recall water Braking was flawless. Farm s in Norval, Ontario. Farms’ hydroponic plants, which Doig added, with a laugh.“ We to offer. omy is comparable to that of four years; 60 percent after five will be using. the wind. Any suggestions? overflowing the gutters at those As for reliability, no data is Canada. yield an average of about 35 call the Florida winter tomatoes When Consumer Reports first other subcompacts — about 31 years; 80 percent after six years In a short-term; More workers three points during heavy rains. available yet, since the Precis is a ANSWER: It has been deter­ ’The hydroponic benefit. Pomp pounds. Pomp said. shipped north tennis balls” evaluated the Yugo in 1986, the miles per gallon overall — but and 100 percent after seven years. will be vested in pension plans. Can you advise me why the new model. But the Hyundai twin mined that solid fences usualiy explained, is feeding and water­ car was a grab bag of barely with significantly weaker Note; These new rules apply to Projections from an EBRI study standing water and what can be Pomp and Gordon Doig. admi­ Pomp and Farms manager has had an average repair stop the wind less than one made ing the roots rather than the assembled nuts and bolts — performance. private-sector, single-employer using 1983 statistics revealed that done about it? nistrative aide to Maple Lodge David Hughes went to Holland to record. No damage was incurred of slats with small spaces be­ leaves. among the worst the magazine Seating accommodations are pension plans. Multi-employer if a 5-year vesting scenario was in ANSWER: There is no doubt Farms’ owner Jack Meaa. smiled learn about computers. A rooftop during the bumper-bashing test. tween them. Placing a baffle on Plants are set into cups of rock had ever tested. This year’s Spartan. Space for the driver is plans (such as some union plans) place in 1985, almost 2 million that the gutters are sagging at ruefully as they recalled their weather station at the Farms Compared with the Ford Fes­ the top of the fence is an even wool spun from lava rock, three to model hasn’t improved. cramped, and the front seats .need not follow these vesting additional workers would join the those three points. Get on a hydroponic misadventures three feeds the computer temperature tiva and the Mazda 323 — also better protection if it is angled each plastic pouch. Each plant The basic Yugo GV, which lists don’t offer enough side and thigh schedules. 73 miilion private sector workers ladder, which presumably you years ago when Meaa bought a and wind information. The com­ recently tested by Consumer away from the wind. may stretch 30 feet long, folded at $4,199, has as standard equip­ support. As for the rear, don’t How does this change affect who were already vested. did when you inspected for delapidated greenhouse. (The puter determines the frequency Reports — the Precis fell flat. The along the aisle and trained ment a 1.1-liter four-cylinder even consider it, say the testers. you? Long-term benefits for you; QUESTION: The area in back leaves, and find out why the Farms have been in the Meaa of supplying fowl and water from auto testers see little reason to upward on suspended lines to a engine, four-speed manual trans­ Owners of 1986 Yugos have ■ The most obvious impact is Not as substantial, but a step in of our house soon will be made sagging is taking place. You will family since 1834.) Every pane of vats through tubing to the base of buy the Precis (or the similar height convenient for picking and reported a much-worse-than* that instead of having to work 10 the right direction. ’The way find that the supports at those ^ a s s was broken; weeds were as each plant. The computer even mission, power brakes, rear- into a concrete patio. It will be pruning. average repair record. Trouble Hyundai Excel) when $500 more years to be vested, in many pension formulates are designed, built so that water slopes away places along the system have raU as the men. opens greenhouse vents when window defroster and a full-size buys the Festiva or $800 more Seeds (Caruso variety from spots include the engine, brakes, instances you’ll only be required if you worked at four different from the house. Is there any way come loose in some way. The more air is needed, spare tire. The test vehicle was purchases a Mazda 323. Holland) are started in 1-inch The two men replaced the clutch, electrical system and to put in five years. Tbe result; jobs for five years each, your to tell how much the patio should supports usually are straps or the slightly more expensive Yugo cups in late fall. The plants are panes, weeded and fumigated, “ Our system simply produces a GVS, which also has a stereo body hardware. During the Fewer of you will forfeit pensions total benefits would be much less be sloped or should we just rely on some other kinds of fasteners. but when planting time came, two better tomato.” Hughes .said. bumper-bashing test, the Yugo Stunning victory just because you charge jpbs. than if you had worked at one job our judgment? Once you have determined the transplanted into larger contain­ radio with cassette as standard big snowstorms destroyed much suffered considerable damage. The Nazis gained a stunning ■ Remaining with one com­ for 20 years. type of supports you have, either ers in the greenhouse in No­ “ Most people prefer it to field equipment. of the new glass. The heating The estimated repair was $1,372. victory June 22, 1940, as France pany for many years, if not an ANSWER: You can rely on refasten them or buy new ones. vember, when they are about tomatoes because it’s not so Adding such options as a your judgement and get good 1-foot tall. Harvesting begins in system wasn’t ready, so ice acidic, has firmer skin and a passive safety-belt system, rear- The Mitsubishi Precis is essen­ was forced to sign an armistice entire career, is no longer the After you have made the repairs, goal of increasing numbers of results, but one way to be certain February. Growing conditions — formed on the pipes. Many of the much longer shelf life.” window wiper/washer and right tially a twin of the Hyundai Excel. eight days after German forces test the gutters by running water people. The view that changing U.N. charter of the result is to slope the watering, feeding, temperature seedlings died. outside mirror brought the price The tested model was a two-door overran Paris. from a hose into them. Run the jobs several times marks an The charter of the United concrete about one inch for every and humidity — are all controlled up to $5,556. The final price hatchback that lists for $5,295. water freely and observe care­ ’The first inexperienced year For a copy of Earl Aronson’s Tako oath or laava unstable work history is old- Nations was signed in San Fran­ 7 feet of length. Take plenty of by a computer. includes destination charge, Standard equipment includes a fully what happens. If the water produced 300,000 pounds from “ AP Guide to House Plants." fashioned. Five-year ve.sting fa­ cisco June 26, 1945. Representa­ time to see that the drainage is Through drip control, each dealer-preparation charge and 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine, In 1713, England’s Queen Anne continues to collect in any one 20,000 plants. Production for 1987 send $1.50 to House Plants. AP cilitates mobility in the tives of 50 countries joined to adequate. It is a vital part of the plant gets 2 liters of water and port-processing charge. (The two four-speed manual transmission, ordered French descendants in spot, the supports there need was 700,(X)0 pounds from 20 000 Newsfeatures, 50 Rockefeller workplace. outline future peaceful settle­ construction. fertilizer daily. A misting system latter charges are built into the power brakes, rear-window de­ Nova Scotia to take an oath of additional attention. plants. Plaza. New York, N.Y. 10020. ■ Prior to this new law women ment of any disputesendangering prices of other cars.) froster, full-size spare tire and allegiance to her government within a year or leave. who left their jobs after a few world peace. The Yugo’s engine can best be interval wipers. Adding such t » — MANCHESTER HKRALD ► Saturday. March 3,19W trti I .8'. u o T tV. .j'jTjt«y I } , Ol.li'Jj'iH .' 1 l l T J O n ff M t,M _ 7TTT™T'"''T'~n~r’77"' ‘ MANC^STfiR~HElt]f£67 Saturday, March 8, 1988 — t i / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles Men become less fertile? Where to Write W DEAR DR. Saturday, March 5 REINISCH: I doing? l i Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren read that there P.O. Box 69440 is a high rate of d e a r READER: None that I Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 5:00AM (1T) U.S. Farm Report (T) Star Commanders lo w s p e r m Kinsey Report have heard about, except the [C N N ] Crossfire CD Bugs Bunny 8i Tweety Show (CC) usual recommendation that (ID BraveStarr (CC) counts or bad Dr. Gott Peter M. 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If there are three be told in language you can CO Sylvanian Families Sesame Street (CC) movie. It airs Sunday, March 6. group to light. CO Flintstone Kids (CC). information on any type of are being recommended. Some or four, I must return this card to understand the advantages and MOVIE: 'The Man From Laramie' A Regardless of what is eventu­ self-care or ways of retarding the the sender. 1l3 BraveStarr (CC) man sets out to avenge his brother's death specialists advocate a trial period disadvantages of each he discovers that plutonium is stored at the .18} MOVIE: ‘The Disembodied' A group and runs up against a gang running guns to [CNN] Moneyweek W omen's Tennis: U.S. ally decided, the definition of growth of fibroids in order to I have the same problem trying pharmaceutical research facility where the 12:00PM (D of taking progestin hormones to YOU HAVE A RIGHT to know of Americans in the jungle are bewitched the Indians. James Stewart. Arthur Ken­ [D IS ] Raccoons Animated (In Stereo) Hardcourt Championship From McFarlin ‘ Tow-sperm count” has changed, man works Christopher Collet, John Lith- avoid surgery. Are there any reduce symptoms of uterine to find Buddy. Cissy. Tootle, Red what professional rules, laws and by a doctor s wife. Paul Burke, Allison nedy, Donald Crisp. 1955 Tennis Center in San Antonio, Texas. (2 In the 1950s. a man was consi­ [E S P N ] Outdoor Life Magazine Host gow, 1986 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) medications, nutritional guide­ fibroids before recommending or Slim, our patients’ names are ethics apply to your dentist and Hayes. John E Wengraf 1957 Bottomline William Conrad hrs.) (Live) [TMC] MOVIE: 'It Came From Holly­ dered to have reduced fertilitv if lines or other things I could be ;20) Starcom D Charlie's Angels hysterectomy. listed under their legal names, the dental team. (41} Maquina del Tiempo [USA] Search for Beauty wood' Film clips highlight this tongue*in- not their nicknames, so all cards Abby. if your dentist does not Muppets (57) Woodwright's Shop cheek tribute to Hollywood's worst D World Wrestling Federation Cham­ 9:45AM §4) Sesame Street (CC) pionship Wrestling addressed in this manner must be have the above “ BillofRights” in Daktari [CNN] Big Story movies. Dan Aykroyd, John Candy. Gilda 10:00AM (D Pee-woe's Playhouse Radner 1982. Rated PG returned to sender — if the name evidence in his office, he or she (3$) Ring Around the World [DIS] New Adventures of Winnie the D )t's Dance [U S A ] PGM Sale of the sender is on the envelop^.'if (SD AM Boston •Pooh (D Wrestling; WWF Superstars of 71} G.L.O.W. Wrestling ‘Comfort zone’ really exists should have. Wrestling (4$ Natural W eight Loss [E S P N ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance 1 1 :00AM (D American Bandstand (18} Bullwinkle it’s not. it mustb^ returned to'the CALIFORNIA DENTIST ( D ^6) Real Ghostbusters (CC) ^ Aventuras del Pequeno Principe [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Solarbebies' (CC) In a D What's Happeningl! ^2$ MOVIE; 'High M idnight' When the D E A R DR. post office and'put in the “ dehd Club Scheduled: Whitesnake, the futuristic world plagued by drought, a (D Pan D T and T Havoc reigns when Amy's car wife and child of a construction worker are letter” office. Addams Family j Jets. Iron Maiden. Jason and Justine Bate­ killed in a drug raid, the man sets out to G O T T : M y ■ Be careful of hot weather. DEAR DENTIST: Thank you group of orphans becomes involved in the IS stolen range of com­ Since you’re less able to dissipate Please. Abby. print this so Next time I see my dentist for mv [CNN] Daybreak battle for possession of a mysterious man, Weird Al Yankovic. Alyssa Milano secure luslice Mike Connon. David Bir- source of power. Richard Jordan. Jami (■'Who's the Boss?") ® WWF Wrestling Spotlight * ney 1979 heat, a high environmental people will remember that hospi­ routine checkup. I’l look. And it [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner fort is 65 de­ Gertz. Jason Patric. 1986. Rated PG-13 CfJ) Soul Train (In Stereo) • (Jj) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) (2i) Foofur (CC) tal patients must register under [ESPN] SportsCenter (In Stereo) grees to 75 de- Dr. Gott temperature can make you feel ill the dental patients’ Bill of Right.* (2^1 GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of W res­ Cl8) Ebony/Jet Showcase their legal ngmgs. and a married [H B O ] The Pilot (CC) A teen-age girl (24} Growing Years g r e e s . — or even promote heat stroke, is not in evidence. I ’ll open my [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Cat Ballou' A school- tling (^0) WWF Wrestling Peter Gott, M.D. woman uses her given name — who’s an outcast among her peers dis­ marm organizes a drunken gunfighter. an (29) MOVIE: 'Assignment K’ A toy manu­ Otherwise. I an avoidable but serious body- mouth — even wider — and guises herself to compete against her C22} (30; ALF (CC) ^ Gummi Bears facturer who doubles as an agent for Bri­ Dorothy. Helen. Esther. Pauline Indian and two cattle rustlers into a tram- freeze or melt. heat buildup. A fan or air complain. school's breakdancing champion. robbing outlaw gang. Jane Fonda. Lee (26) WWF Wrestling Spotlight (^4) American Adventure tish Intelligence gets involved with a Swedish heiress. Stephen Boyd, Camilla conditioner in your bedroom will — she is not “ Mrs. Anybody ’’ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Breaking Away' Four Marvin, Michael Callan. 1965. (4_1) El Tesoro del Saber It’s discourag­ Greatest Sports Legends Sparv, Michael Redgrave. 1968 PAT BROWN. PUBLIC for teenagers challenge local college boys to a d7) Tony Brown's Journal ing at age 70 not make you more comfortable on “ How to Be Popular" is 9:00AM (D McCreary Report ^ Three Stooges ^6} Black Perspective sultry summer days. RELATIONS SECRETARY bicycle race Dennis Christopher, Paul to be able to everyone who feels left out and Dooley, Dennis Quaid. 1979. Rated PG D My Pet Monster (CC) (6l' World Wide Wrestling (40) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC). (3D MOVIE: 'I Escaped from Devil's Is­ enjoy the great wants an improved social life It ’s [U S A ] Weight Loss Made Easy (D ’ Superman [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Strongest Man in (1$ PELICULA: 'Juan sin M iedo' Los es- land' A convicted murderer leads a band ■ Keep up an adequate intake the W orld' Two college students acciden­ outdoors. 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To order Cesar Romero 1974 Rated G Ely 1973 lose sensitivity and function less ^8} Ask the Manager ^ Washington Week in Review (CC) special friend or relative know -send your name and address [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull ■A6) Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) efficiently. ■ Let your body — not what Capitan Centella (R) that he or she is remembered DEAR READER: One of the other people are wearing — clearly printed, plus check or C h a n n e l s (57) La Plaza [HBO] MOVIE; 'One Crazy Summer' (61J Fall Guy (S7) Sesame Street (CC). Your problem is common. loved and prayed for. and that Two •’ocent high-school grads help a inescapable consequences of ag­ dictate your clothing preferen­ money order for $2.89 ($.? .89 in [DIS] Donald Duck Presents [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America (61} MOVIE: The Crowded Sky' The per Although your doctor may dis­ WFSB Hertford. CT CD young smgpr save her grandfather's house sonat problems of the passengers and person never receives the card. Canada) to: Abby’s Popularity WNYW New York. NV [ESPN4 Fishin' Hole ing is poor circulation. To most miss your complaints because he ces. and make sure that .you don’t QD from demolition. John Cusack, Demi [USA] Jimmy Houston Outdoors crews of a Navy jet, and of a passenger Cards are not cheap these days WTNH New HevewiO people, this means that hands and get stuck in temperature ex­ Booklet. P.O Box 447. Mount O) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Gold Is Where You Moore. Joel Murray 1986 Rated PG plane, are explored as the two planes head or she hasn’t experienced them, w o n New York. NY 1 1 :30AM (D Too Close for Comfort feet tend to be cold and are less and neither is postage, so. read­ Morris. 111. 610.'54. Po.stage and (D Find It' Thirty years after the Gold Rush of [USA] Perfect Diet for disaster Dana Andrews, Rhonda Flem­ age will take its toll on your tremes. such as in hot sunlight or WPIX New Yoik. 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MA «) [CNN] NCAA Preview family life in this concert fim taped in On­ “ Bill of Rights.” courtesy of the WTIC Hertford. CT CD Superman (4i) Conan Hence, the elderly have problems larly in cool or cold weather. For your copy, send $1 and your Development Bank. However, f t ' [DIS] Grimm's Fajry Talas tario in 1981 Bill Cosby 1982 Rated PG. California Dental Society: population went up from 341 CNN Cable News Net. (CNN) (if) Amateur Duckpin Bowling (60 min ) (5^ Adam Smith's Money World with both a cold environment and Physical activity improves circu­ name and address to P.O. Box DISNEY Disney Channel ICN8) [ESPN] GameDay [U S A ] Dance Party USA (60 min.) YOU HAVE THE RIGHT to see million to 394 million, or 15 ESPN Sports Network db] Bugs Bunny [CNN] Style W ith Elsa Klensch a hot one. In additi»& some lation. and when you’re active in 91369. Cleveland. Ohio 44101-3369. (C 8 P N ) [H B O ] MOVIE; A Fine Mess' (CC) Two 1 2 : 3 0 P M (!D Top Cat specialists believe thm. with a dentist every time you receive percent, which means the re­ HBO H om e Bom O fflo e (HBO) ® VegaS [ESPN] Sports Trivia losers inadvertently win $10,000 in a fixed the cold, low temperatures may Be sure to ask for “ Winning the dental treatment. CINEMAX Cir>emax (MAX) (2:8 I'm Tallingl gion’s per capita income fell in TMC Movie Channel ^ Isla del Tesoro [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Manhattan Pro­ horse race. Ted Danson, Howie Mandat, aging, a person’s “ thermo.stat” be less of an annoyance. Battle of the Bulge.” (TMCI Richard Mulligan. 1986. Rated PG. YOU HAVE A RIGHT to know the period to $2,140 from $2,288. USA USA Network (U t A I Say Brother ject' (CC) A teen-ager becomes suspi­ dD Addams Family cious of his mother's new boyfriend when [USA] Secret Formula Continutd... ^ ~ MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 5, 1988 1' 'I'lV vi'tii ''!;? 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ter Weller. 1986. SNAFU by Bruct B««ttlt KIT t r CAUL VLB by Urry Wriobt Saturday, Continued BOB HOPE ® MOVIE: 'Contract on Cherry Street' SPECIAL A New York City police inspector uses unorthodox methods to stamp out crime Saturday, Continued Frank Sinatra, Martin Balsam, Verna Bob Hope is Bloom. 1977. • [24) Growing Years sacrifices his career, and almost his life, to honored by Presi­ What About Women expose top-level corruption in the New (4® Dolly (CC) (60 min.) (In Stereo) dent Reagan, raiser benefiting rehabilitation services for York City Police Department. Al Pacino. ( ^ Shake, Rattle & Roll This all-star sal­ This Week in the Big East [CNN] Evans & Novak Tony Roberts. 1973. Rated R. Lucille Ball, John the disabled. (3 hrs.) [DIS] Zorro ute to the music of the '50s and '60s fea­ dD PELICULA; 'No Tiene ta Culpa al In­ [USA] Airwdlf Porsythe and tures performances by CHubby Checker, dio' Mauricio Garces, Chucho Salinas. ®D MOVIE; 'Cutter's Way' A bitter Viet­ [ESPN] Auto Racing; NASCAR Aus­ the Coasters, the Drifters, Brenda Lee and 1977. nam veteran draws his wife and his only [CNNJ HuKhwMk others in "Ameri­ tralian international 500 From Mel­ 2:10PM Carl Perkins. (2 hrs., 30 min.) friend into an obsessive mission to un­ / i B i e R H i b e ca's Tribute to dZ) Paul Simon This profile of the multi­ bourne. (90 min.) (Taped) 2:30PM O ) Kidsongs cover a murderer. John Heard, Jeff ONtTERAOIAlR Bob Hope," which [CNN] PrimeNews talented singer-songwriter includes a Bridges, Lisa Eichorn. 1981 MOVIE; 'Choke Canyon' A dD ^ College Basketbell: Louisville at [HBO] MOVIE:*'Projoct X' (CC) An Air backstage interview and film clips of his A RvT scientist conducting sound wave experi­ celebrates the [CNN] Newsnight DePaul (2 hrs.) (Live) Force pilot uncovers top-secret informa­ performances with Art Garfunkel. (60 i J i t IS AolN ttlb ments in a Utah canyon runs afoul of a local [ C N N ] Style W ith Else Klensch op>ening of a cultur­ tion related to the specialized training pro­ min.) 12:30AM CX Ufestyles of the Rich manufacturer planning to dump radioactive ■SIT i n ! [D IS ] Prehistoric World Gary Owens and al center named gram he is involved with. Matthew Broder­ [USA] Ray Bradbury *nieater and Famous Prince Albert of Monaco: ac­ material there. Stephen Collins, Janet after the comedian. ick. Helen Hunt, Bill Sadler. 1987. Rated tor Bruce Boxleitner; actress Diana Canova _ICJF! Julian. Lance Henricksen. t9 8 6 . Rated PG. Eric Boardman take a lighthearted look at 1 1:00PM News prehistofip mammals. PG, ("Throb"); singer Robert Goulet. (60 min.) The INBC special ^ 1^ - * ' ( \i r i r 1:00PM CB MOVIE. 'Three Stooges [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Hitcher' (CC) A (JD Taxi ( ^ Hogan's Heroes Go Around the World In a Daze' The 3:00PM CB m o v i e .- The Pume Men' airs SATURDAY. young motorist matches wits with an evil dD M am a's Family Mama comes to the [CNN] Evans & Novak KUXS-t Three Stooges are stowaways with a man When a sinister scientist acquires a device MARCH 5. hitchhiker. C. Thomas Howell. Rutger rescue when Bubba's prom date cancels at taking a trip around the world. Three to control men's minds, a feline superhero [H B O ] m o v i e : Laguna CHECK LISTINGS Hauer, Jenrjifer Jason Leigh. 1986. Rated the last minute. 12:55AM Stooges. Jay Sheffield, Joan Reeman. sets out to stop his plot to rule the world. R. (In Stereo) Heat' (CC) A former police detective be­ IN N New s 1963 Donald Pleasence, Walter George Alton FOR EXACT TIME (ID comes involved in a murder case when he 1980. [USA] MOVIE: 'Night Fiend' A psy­ GD Synchronal returns to his hometown. Harry Hamlin, Ja­ d D M O V IE: 'Looker' A plastic surgeon in­ chotic judge revels in sending men to their son Robards, Catherine Hicks. 1987. (In vestigates the mysterious deaths of his pa­ dD SD Pro Bowlers Tour: $150,000 deaths. Fernando Rey, Marisa Mell. 1977, ^ You Can't Take It With You Stereo) tients Albert Finney. James Coburn. Su­ Cleveland Open From Buckeye Lanes in dfD Frugal Gourmet coholic. N ew s (Live) san Oey. 1981. North Olmstead. Ohio. (90 min.) (Live) 8 : 3 0 P M ( X ® 5 W om en in Prison Vicki @1 Saint ( ^ M am a's Family Mama, vacationing in New s (R) tries to help Rafferty catch the guard who ^ Barney Miller 1:00AM UD C£) Preseaaon Baseball; N ew York M ets OD Soul Train Hawaii, plans to avoid the man she saved 1-S - 3 5 Topo Gigio has been romancing her fellow inmates (R) ® Easter Seel Telethon Pat Boone and (2S) Pro Wrestling This Week vs. Los Angeles Dodgers (3 hrs.) (S) Sabroshow from drowning. Part 2 of 2 ‘How many kilowatts do you think [CNN] Debate (Live) (In Stereo) actress Mary'Frann ("Newhan") are the ^ Bizarre vil) MOVIE: 'Perfect Woman' After re­ M otorw eek (24) This Old House (CC) national host^ for the 17th annual fund­ it rained last night?” ceiving TV signals from earth, the king of a [ESPN] Auto Racing: IMSA GTU Series (2D (2 D 2 2 7 (CC) Mary and Sandra dis­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'At Sword's Point' Threa­ [CNN] Your Money d D Hee Haw raiser benefiting rehabilitation services for distant planet falls in love with the type of From Miami. (60 min ) |R) guise themselves as men to gain admitt­ tened by intrigue, a French queen sends for ance to the club where Lester is to be the disabled. (60 min.) woman portrayed in variety shows. Fred [D IS ] W ilderness Bound Hugh Downs in­ dD Benny Hill the Musketeers who, being too old, send 5.20PM (§5 French Chef: Strawberry named Man of the Year (In Stereo) dD Hardcastle end McCormick their children. Cornel Wilde, Maureen Willard. Jo Ann Nail. Cameron Mitchell troduces scientists who have developed Souffle for Dessert idD It's a Living Sonny's headed for disap­ ON THE PASTHACK by Bill Holbrook 1978. ways to film infinitely small or slow life- pointment when he gets a date with Amy (24) This Old House (CC) [C N N ] Pinnacle (R) O'Hara. Dan O'Herlihy. 1952. forms. (60 min.)' (3$ Josie and the Pussycats 5:30PM (35 Bustirf* Loose A mix-up ar­ I. 4D D.C. Follies [DIS] Disney Channel Preview [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Top Hat' Two young peo­ [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Women's [USA] Tennis: Newsweek Champion ises when Mimi tells Rudey that his real Giant Slalom From Aspen, Colo. (60 min.) HAVE ‘ibU fc O tiP MADE POT (O) Wrestling: WWF Superstars of d D Sabado Gigante Programa de varie- ple fall in love, but she thinks he's her best Cup (M en 's Semifinals) From Indian mother is coming to claim him. Guest Lit­ 9:00PM CX) Houston Knights (60 mm) (R) W restling dades con juegos, competencias. entrev- friend's husband. Fred Astaire, Ginger Ro­ HWO DIP ! (a$ Saving the W ildlife Mike Farrell and ' ® Chaspirito (60 min.) ter Beans joins Dee Snider of the rock cre' vi/ith drill in hand, a psychopathic killer W odd W rM tIin g Francisco (3 hrs., 30 min.) [ESPN] SportsCenter lECHHOLO&lCAL Loretta Swit are the hosts for this look at 3:30 PM (35 wide group Twisted Sister to stop U.G L I's goes on a rampage. Michele Michaels, AMERICA G07 IfAPERSHlP.'^ SEE? mxs? PA) , dD Frugal Gourmet endangered species and the recent efforts dD Frugal Gourmet 5:35PM (?D Star Trek; The Next Generation After plan to transform teen-agers into zombies [HBO] MOVIE: Jumpin' Jack Flash' Robin Stille. 1983. Rated R. GAP ^erWEEN / (CC) A Manhattan computer operator's to save these animals. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (S) Santo Domingo Invite 5:40PM [D IS ] DTV passing through complex energy patterns, through satanic music. (R) (In Stereo) an Enterprise engineer is murdered and Pi­ life is'tumed upside down when a British [U S A ] Snub O S ? \ / (3^ Connecticut Newsmakers CID (40) Ohara (CC) Ohara and Shave' V , / ■ dZ) Art of William Alexander 6:00PM dD dD dD t4D News card. W orf and Crusher undergo drastic intelligence agent trapped in Eastern Eu­ \ must rescue a young girl from a hood who 1:10AM [CNN] Travel Guide Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) personality changes (60 min.) rope starts sending messages through her [C N N ] International Correspondents (!ID W hat's Happening Now!! has lured her into the adult movie business terminal. Whoopi Goldberg. Stephen Col­ MOVIE: 'The Aiphalt dj) New Jersey Hispano [CN N] Crossfire Saturday (60 min ) (In Stereo) 1 :30AM (X 4:00P M ® College Basketball: Mi­ CD A-Team Jungle' A notorious jewel thief challenges (5^ Wonderworks: Anne of Green Ga­ lins, John Wood. 1986. Rated R. (In chigan at Purdue (2 hrs.) (Live) [D IS ] M OVIE: 'The Hobbit' Based on 1,22) (30; Golden Girls (CC) Courtesy o! the police as he executes a half-million dol­ bles (CC) Anne and Diana's friendship is (31) Star Trek: The Next Generation A Stereo) J. R.R, Tolkien's Middle Earth fantasy their new housekeeper's "magic potions, lar robbery. Sterling Hayden, James W hit­ renewed and Anne finds her place in the dD Knight Rider strong microscopic life-form wages war [TMC] MOVIE: 'Nightmare on Elm about Hobbit Bilbo Baggins and his magical Blanche's social life perks up and Dorothy more, Marilyn Monroe. 1950. (Colorized world when she goes off to college. (2 [jp Power Pro Wrestling on humans and Threatens to destroy the Street 3: Dream Warriors' A group of in­ quest to recapture the Dwarf King's gold wins the battle against insomnia (R) (In Version) hrs.) Pan 2 of 2. (R) Enterprise. (60 min.) stitutionalized teen-agers unite to rid them­ M O VIE: 'Apology' An artist uses an­ With the voices of . Orson Bean. Otto Stereo) dD Blue Knight selves of the evil influence of child- GD Tales From the Darkside While stay­ [CNN] Nowaday onymous taped phone confessions for her (3D Preminger. 1977 38) Easter Seal Telethon Continues i2 murderer Freddy Krueger. Heather ing in a dilapidated motel, a traveling sales­ unusual creation. Lesley Ann Warren Pe­ (2D Friday the 1 3th: The Series A homely [D IS ] MOVIE: 'At Sword's Point' Threa­ [ESPN] College Basketball; Missouri hrs.) man (Paul Dooley) meets a beautiful but WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll ter Weller. 1986. girl, rejected by her high-school peers, Langenkamp, Patricia Arquette, Robert En- tened by intrigue, a French queen sends for Valley Conference Tournament Quarter­ [CNN] Showbiz Week giund. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) dangerous woman (Dorothy Parks). the Musketeers who, being too old. send (ID M O VIE: 'Fear Strikes Out' Boston uses a cursed compact to seek revenge final (jame. From Peoria, ill (2 hrs.) (Live) (60 min.) [D IS ] M OVIE: 'K ism et' A roguish street [USA] Movie (0^ Dating Game I DON'T KNCW WHY tfio.r children Cornel Wilde. Maureen Red Sox player Jimmy Piersall suffers a [T M C ] M b V IE : 'Bill Cosby -- "Him­ d D N ew s (Live) poet of Baghdad is given the run of the (4^ ABC New s (CC). 0*r> O Herliny 1952. nervous breakdown when his father's driv­ s e lf" Funnyman Bill Cosby looks at the 1 1 :30PM QD She's the Sheriff I BOTHER TO A S < scheming Wazir's harem, white pretending 'H 8 C From Leningrad. ing influence and the pressures of big (dD Record Guide humorous sides of marriage, childbirth and [CN N] Crossfire Saturday to help him usurp the power of the young (JD MOVIE: 'The Russians Are Coming, HIM ANYTH INS. U S o ' . on his Bridge Tour in league baseball get the better of him. An- family life in this concert fim taped in On­ dD Jeffersons Cahph. Howard Keel. Ann Blyth. Dolores the Russians Are Coming' When a Rus­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'Deadtime Stories' tr'e j f '.jring August. 1987. tnony Perkins, Karl Malden. Norma Moore tario in 1981 Bill Cosby 1982 Rated PG sian submarine gets stuck near Cape Cod, Werewolves, witches and murderous 1957. (57) Doctor Who Gray 1955 ptirforms Mv L.'e" and the Beatles [USA] New Mike Hammer (60 min ) a landing party goes ashore for help and teens populate this trilogy of supernatural BacK in it>e USSR among other hits (60 (57) French Chef: To Roast a Chicken d D It's a Living Jan wans to meet her [ESPN] College Basketball; Washing­ causes a panic in the nearby island com- tales Scott Valentine, Melissa Leo, Nicole min ) (In Stereo} daughter s first date; Howard s pursued by 7 Marblehead M anor Chaos ton at Arizona (2 hrs.) (Live) (6J) MOVIE: 'The Delphi Bureau' A man ;30PM ([33 ’ munity Carl Reiner, Alan Arkin, Eva Mane Picard- 1986 Rated R a loanshark. reigns when Rick brings home a stolen pig [USA] Hollywood Insider with the ability to remember all he sees is [TM C] MOVIE: 'Maximum Overdrive Saint 1966. on the day of Randolph's important lun­ 1 :35AM [USA] Night Flight: Comedy hired to work for a Washington-based re­ [CNN] Newswatch No one is safe when inanimate objects fgP Star Search (60 min.) Cuts IV 1:30PM 18, RocKy and Friends cheon lake on a violent life of their own after search bureau supplying information for [D IS] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and (33 Benny Hill 30 Consumer Challenge: MDR Vitam­ dD Family Ties Earth is caught in the tad of a comet. Emilio 1 :55AM (X MOVIE: 'Hard Driver' The the White House. Laurence Luckinbill, Harriet m ins Joanna Pettet, Celeste Holmes. 1972, Estevez. Pat Hingle, Laura Harrington (iD MOVIE; 'Uptown Saturday Night' success of a stock car driver strains his [^SPN] World Cup Skiing; Women's d D Jeopardy! (CC) Sidney Poitier, Bid Cosby. Harry chimpanzee to predict hit TV shows, Kurt 2:00AM 01) INN News [USA] Cover Story [HBO] MOVIE: 'Peggy Sue Got Mar­ (iD Tales From the Oarkside An elderly Belafonte. 1974 Russell. Joe Flynn, Wally Cox. 1971 9.30PM dD i61 Mr. President Sam s ried' (CC) A middle-aged woman gets the farm couple make preparations for a 43rd children object when he decides to fire his (20) Jimmy Swaggart ( D PGA Golf: Ooral Ryder Rated G 18) Mindpower U.8. ACRES by Jim Davit 2:00PM opportunity to change her life after a faint­ anniversary dinner that includes a surprise forgetful valet (R) (In Stereo) (301 That's the Spirit (Third Round) From the Blue Course at [HBO] MOVIE; 'Three Amigos' (CC) ing spell sends her back in time to her sen­ for an unexpected guest 20 D.C. Follies 22, (30; Amen (CC) Thelma s fantasy of a [C N N ] International Correspondents Doral Country Club in Miami (2 hrs ) (Live) Three unemployed screen cowboys are ior year in high school. Kathleen Turner. .22 Easter Seal Telethon Pat Boone and HI,MISTER ClD SCTV romantic honeymoon with the Reverend is QD Underdog mistakenly recruited to drive a greedy tyr­ Nicolas Cage, Barry Miller 1986. Rated actress Mary Frann ( 'Newhart ") are the [ESPN] SportsCenter SNOWMAN! ant out of a small Texas town. Chevy PG-13. (2 D D.C. Follies not shared by her father (Postponed from national hosts for the 17th annual fund­ kW-LAhha.MI (2§) M O VIE: 'This Girl for Hire' A tena­ an earlier dale) (In Stereo) [USA] Night Flight; Night Flight Goes HERES a BICr Chase, Steve Martin, Martin Short 1986 raiser benefiting rehabilitation services for V cious female private investigator, based m [M A X] MOVIE: 'The McKenzie Break' (22) As Schools Match Wits to the Movies & Coming Attractions HO&FOR VOO! Rated PG (In Stereo) [CNNJ This Week in Japan the disabled (3 hrs.) Hollywood, attempts to solve the murder Germans plot an escape at a prisoner-of- (3D Benny Hill [USA] Night Flight [M A X] MOVIE: 'Tha Great Train Rob­ 26 Racing From Plainsfield 2:20AM of a well-known mystery writer Bess war camp in Scotland during World War II (3D M am a’s Family Mama, vacationing in 1 0:00PM CD W est 57th 160 min ) bery' In the m id-1800s, an elegant trio at­ GD Solid Gold in Concert (In Armstrong, Celeste Holm. Roddy McDow­ Brian Keith, Helmut Griem, Ian Mendrv Hawaii, plans to avoid the man she saved News 40 M OVIE: The Boys From Brazil 2:30AM tempt the greatest heist of alt time. Sean CO ell 1983 1970, Rated PG from drowning. Part 2 of 2 Former Nezis plan to rise again to world Stereo) Connery, Donald Sutherland, Lesley Anne CID l4p Spenser; For Hire (CC) (60 mm ) (2D Hogan's Heroes power through a diabolical scientific plot. (22) Easter Seal Telethon Continues (3 Down. 1979 Rated PG. (In Stereo) 6:30PM ® CBS News (4D Fight Back! W ith David Horowitz (In Stereo) d D M O V IE : 'The Big M outh' A fisherman Gregory Peck. Laurence Olivier. James hrs.) CS Small Wonder [CN N] Sports Saturday (.i.D Headlines on Trial ,Y snags a crook who has stolen diamonds 4:1 0PM dD Frugal Gourmet Mason 1978 [CNN] Sports Latenight (JD Siskei & Ebert Scheduled: "Switching (22) fsD Am erica's Tribute to Bob Hope from a gangster Jerry Lewis. Susan Bay. [CN N] Sports Close-up 7:35PM This Old House (CC) 57 Rock and Roll: The Early Days The [D IS ] Prehistoric W orld Gary Owens and Channels” (Kathleen Turner, Burt Rey­ Bob Hope is honored by President Reagan Buddy Lester. 1967. roots of rock and roll are traced through Eric Boardman take a lighthearted look at 4:30PM (B g® wide w orld of Sports nolds); "And God Created Woman " (Vin­ 8.00PM dD National Geographic A and celebrities including Lucille Ball, John (3D Wild Kingdom the careers of Bill Haley, the Everly Broth­ prehistoric mammals...... Sumbu Kalambay (43-3-1, 24 KOs) vs, cent Spano, Rebecca DeMornay). "The deep-dive expedition off the Galapagos Is­ Forsyth. Johnny Carson, (George Burns ers, Fats Domino, Buddy Holly. Bo Diddley, MOVIE; 'The Magnificent Sevan Mike McCpallum (32-0, 29 KOs) for the House on Carroll Street" (Kelly McGillis, lands reveals exotic forms of sea life nour­ and Phyllis Diller. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) Elvis Presley and others (60 min ) [ESPN] College Basketball; Washing­ Ride' A town marshal dedicates himself to WBA Middleweight title, scheduled for 12 Jeff Daniels). ished by bactorio which convert chemicals ton at Arizona (2 hrs ) (R) into organic matter (60 min.) 124) James Taylor In Concert James Tay­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred saving a town of Mexican widows from the rounds, from Pesaro, Italy: Florida Derby, ^ (P NBC News lor sings old favorites and new material m threat of a gang of bandits. Lee Van Cieef. from Gulfstream Park in Hallandale, a Hickman. Nick Charles dD Frugal Gourmet dD dD Boys W ill Be Boys Booch and this concert taped in December 1987 dur­ 2:50AM [HBO] Rodney Dangerfield Stephanie Powers. Michael Callan. 1972 [ESPN] AWA Wrestling Grade 1. one-and-one eighth mile race for Chazz face a hostile gang (In Stereo) ing two performances at Boston's Colonial Nothing Goes Right (CC) The veteran co­ dD What's Happening Nowl Raj and C4D Seniors PGA Golf: Vintage Chrysler 3-year-old thoroughbreds. (90 min.) (Live) Theatre. (2 hrs ) [MAX] MOVIE: Jocks median reminds viewers of "how difficult Dwayne compete in a race for chanty (X) Walter Camp Special 11:55PM CELEBRITY CIPHER Invitational (Third Round) From Palm (3.1) Charles In Charge Charles substitutes It IS to be Rodney," and introduces seven Celebrtty Cipher cryptograrrw are created from quotallona by famous 03) M OVIE: 'R agtim e' Blatant racism (2D Woridvision When a major college tennis tournament is Spnngs, Calif. (60 min.) (Live) for an advice columnist. (M) Alice held in Las Vegas, the teams have difficulty upcoming comedians (60 min ) (In Stereo) paopta, past and praaanl. Each M tar In ttia dpriar atanda for leads a struggling black pianist to take des­ $.1) Hill Street Blues a o o th a r. Today'* dua: £ aquala /?. Lucha Libre (60 min.) ( ^ WKRP in Cincinnati ® ABC News (CC). perate measures against the establish­ concentrating on their game Scon 2:55AIV1 [M A X ] m o v i e : Playblrds [CNN] Headline Npws Strader, Perry Lang, Manska Hargitay (|1) MOVIE: 'House on Greenapple dD Women's Golf: Kemper Open Third (3D Noticiero Univision ment of 1906 New York. Howard E Rol­ Scotland Yard's sexiest investigator helps [H B O ] Tina -- Live -• From Rio Live Jan 1987 Rated R uncover the murderer of the Playbird cen­ O G T H 6 M U 1 G B Y Z y m Road' Circumstantial evidence and the di­ Round From Princeville Makai Golf Club in d D Throb Sandy's surprised at the age of lins. James Cagney, Elizabeth McGovern 1981 16, 1988. triple Grammy winner Tina Tur­ terfold girls Mary Millington, Alan Lake. sappearance of his wife implicate the hus Kauai. Hawaii. (90 min.) (Live) Jeremy's friends when she throws a birth­ 1 2:00AM CgDSolidGold in Concert tm ner takes the stage for a performance m Glynn Edwards 1978 Rated R band as the murder suspect. Christopher (41) Embajadores de la Musica Colom- day party for him (18) MOVIE; 'King Solomon's Mines' Stereo) T H 1 E . R P R F 8 G M F George, Janet Leigh, Waiter Pidgeon Rio de Janeiro. (60 min.) (In Stereo) biana [CNN] Pinnacle Hungry cannibals and German soldiers ^9^ Morton After Dark 1970 threaten an adventurer and an archaeolo­ [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Angel Heart' A routine 3:00AM i36 Easter Seat Telethon [CNN] Big Story [DIS] Here's Boomer investigation plunges a private detective 18 NCTV Hour (60 mm ) Z D G E R F , Z 1 W SERVING AMERICA [ESPN] College Baseball: UCLA at gist's daughter as they search for the le­ Continues (3 hrs ) [TM C] MOVIE; Breaking Away' Four into a nightmare world of voodoo worship 20 Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous FROM THE Stanford (3 hrs.) (Live) [TM C ] Short Film Showcase gendary underground African treasure Ri­ [CNN] Newsnight teenagers challenge local college boys to a chard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone. Herbert and ritual murder in 1955 New Orleans Susan Anton in Scotland, Donna Mills on 1 W V Q B F T Z 1 W F BEGINNING! [HBO] MOVIE: 'Uttle Shop of Horrors bicycle race. Dennis Christopher, Paul 7:00PM (X) Out of This World Evie Lorn 1985 Mickey Rourke, Robert De Niro, Lisa the South Pacific island Bora Bora, resorts [D IS ] M OVIE; 'Kism et' A roguish street (CC) A salesclerk in a florist's shop boosts Dooley, Dennis Quaid 1979 Rated PG hopes to see her alien father when she par­ Bonet 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) poet of Baghdad is given the run of the 643-2711 (20) M OVIE: 'Deadly Force' A former cop m Brazil and Mexico business when he cultivates an out-of-this- ticipates in a youth astronaut program scheming Wazir's harem, while pretending M Q Z 1 W E Q 1 U IS called upon to track down a psycho­ [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 26 M OVIE: 'Shaolin Handlock' A son world plant Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene. 4:40PM dT) French Chef; Spaghetti to help him usurp the power of the young nrs A SURE THING! Dinner Flambe (dD Three's Company pathic mass murderer. Wings Hauser avenges his father's death by his former Vincent Gardenia. 1966 Rated PG-13 (In 1 0:30PM (JD Sports Extra Caliph Howard Keel, A'^n Blyth, Dolores CID d2) W heel of Fortune (CC) Joyce Ingalls, Paul Shenar 1983 smuggling partner. David Chiang, Chen 1 W V Q U 1 R M . ' - Stereo) Gray 1955 5:00PM dD Mission Impossible (3D New s Ping, Chen-Hui-Min, 1981 [ M A X ] M O V IE; '3 6 Hours' Nazis CO It's a Living Jan waits to meet her (?2) (3_0j Facts of Life (CC) Tootie is afraid [TM C] MOVIE; 'Friday the 13th, Part (3D A-Team she may lose Jeff when a family heirloom - (lD Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ .30 Saturday Night Live Host: Dabney T E A F 8 T R M . scheme to convince a captured army intel­ daughter s first date; Howard's pursued by VI: Jason Lives' (CC) Now dead and bur­ (Jl) T and T Havoc reigns when Amy's car tion on the latest employment opponum Coleman Guests: musical group the Cars fKanrl)patpr Bprolft ligence officer that war is over so he will a loanshark (R) a gift from his grandmother • ends up in the ied. Jason is all but a bad nightmare, but PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Order without liberty and is stolen. blender. (In Stereo) ties in the Connecticut area. and horror-movie hostess Elvira (60 mm ) talk about Allied invasion plans James (jD Cheers the bloody carnage may not be over yet liberty without order are equally destructive" — Garner, Rod Taylor, Eva Mane Saint. 1964 [JD Kojak (2D M O VIE; 'Apology' An anist uses an­ (R) (In Stereo) Tom Mathews, Jennifer Cooke, David Ka- Theodore Roosevelt. (3D Charles in Charge Buddy’s visiting fT M C l M O VIE; 'Sarpico' A policeman CHiPt Patrol onymous taped phone confessions for her v38 Easter Seal Telethon Pat Boone and gen 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) cousin (Mindy Cohn) reveals she's an al­ unusual creation. Lesley Ann Warren, Pe­ actress Mary Frann (' Newhan I are the Continued... [USA] Movie national hosts for the 17th annual fund­ u ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. MaKh 5, 1988

THE OmZZWELLS by Bill Schorr MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 5, 1988 — E» m b ^o c a k j fi^ercM Book: 'g l ■ ^ L L WHW YOU’RE ATOR- A tuputa e p / w e IN f m f H E V E R P u z z le s "uEAOLrw^ f ^ A 'j o p puRCH^res o« CURHE THERE AREAFEW A9? 5 1 E E P fBATuTI tStNTi ^ •«iia2a«Lf i a V OOP (.a lt fjiCHT- A s tro g ra p h R ^ R U L E ^ ONYDUB. CAfeJ 1 le v GRIP 5 W\C»C. rv . OF UFETD ACROSS 2 Eve's mate Answer to Previous Puzzle UVE 3 Exasperate you'll easily be able to wriggle out ol troublesome spots and turn them to 1 Rowing tools I Fishhook OMBRERO titvdn < % u r 5 Acorn 4Aaei»^( your advantage. connector LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be spontaneous producers ^ r t h d s Q ^ S Baseball player rather than structured It you have a 9 Alias (abbr.) 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Go somewhere to­ any Ingenious Ideas that pop into your day where you can meet people and do wd.) mind today, because they'll have poten- something that's different. 38 Desire A ' D f ,^lal value. You'll enjoy developing them CAPRICORN (D*c. 22-Jan. 19) You'll ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson 39 Ship canvas 3-y and they could also be profitable. be relatively successful In most ol your 41 Recent (pref.) GEMINI (May 21-Jun* 20) Someone endeavors today, but the best In you new and Interesting Is about to enter 42 _ for two HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne Isn't likely to surface until the chal­ IF ElfMER OF U5Mie>6eDA ARID, LET'S MOT TALK irslAAfmAMfHEGROWUP your life, and It looks like It might hap- lenges stiffen. 44 Olive genus 20 C O O fU O F RA.VCH&CK6, ABOUT 1H6 AROUMD GENe... WlTriTHB ILLUSION) perModay. This person will have a tre- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) You'll be m i O i m t ! 46 One who gives rnendous Influence on your thinking. WF'D K IM OFASTABLe H O M S '^ H o w a b o u t a n O I ^ A Y , I <&OTTA LEAVE more at ease today In the company of up APPETIZER ? CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you are people whose philosophy Is In harmony 0 U T N O (ZO O M F=OR P E S ^ E R T v r r 49 Small drum cool-head^ and resourceful today, es­ with yours. Try to spend lime with kin­ ^ U P J pecially under conditions of stress, ' T ------n / 53 Yorkshire river dred-spirits. 54 _ -bitty V ~ 56 Vulgar 57 Years (Fr.) Bridge 58 Hawaiian feast 59 King David's grandfather 43 my's 10 on the second round of spades. 60.Aug. time NORTH The heart ace and club A-K bring his ♦ A 10 S 3 total to six tricks, so he needs one 61 Cultivate s - s " ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraua V o 2 more to fulfill his contract. 62 Organ of smell THE PHANTOM by La* Falk A 8y Barry ♦ JOT Having reasoned this far, the peren­ DIPN 'T . GUZ \ N...NO, r 4 0 6 4 3 nial optimist will attack the diamond WAS V h iS is a r e a l I EASY, HOLY COW ! DOWN TELL YOU HE \ ASLEEP VWHEN I SHOCK, ALLEY! ' UMPA! .SHE FAINTED.' CLEAR th e ROAP. suit by playing toward the nine, know­ MADE= ME TH' ... I HE CAI 'X FEEL KIND /.EM M E WEST EAST NEW WIZER? WE'RE ON OUR WAY 4J07642 ing that the finesse against the 10-spot OF QUEASY... (L HELP 1 Fumbler's 4Q r ...... 7 1 YOU.' — r r VK65 is a 50-50 proposition. On his good K\', V Q J 10 8 3 exclamation (c)1986 by NEA. Inc ♦ K84 ♦ A 10 3 days, with both diamonds and hearts 410 4 Q J 7 2 behaving in a friendly fashion and di­ viding equally, our optimistic friend SOUTH will score two diamond tricks and jot 4 K 8 down an overtrick on his score sheet. V A 7 4 ♦ Q682 On bad days, when the cards are dis­ 4A K 8 S tributed as in today's deal, Elast will win his diamond 10, and the obvious Vulnerable: North-South shift to hearts will doom South to Dealer: South k THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME defeat. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Weil Nortb East m Soath Pessimistic Pete, on the other hand, THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom Unscramble these four Jumbles, They seem to know 1 NT one letter to each square, to form Pass Pass Pass recognizes that the club suit offers a four ordinary words. what they're doing BLONDIE by D«an Young ft 8ton Draka better chance for developing one more Opening lead: 4 6 trick. Accordingly he plays the club 6CTA \J'^ 56 PR ABLV I M£RE'S JUAN DUMSTEAQ PROM TW e m s HE NO...HE POUSHTONE ace and is careful to note the fall of the HETAB t h e ouuLRsMrea FHOMS jO^TARNpn: MADRID A G OOD DULL AND MIS CAREER 10 from West. Having experienced ad­ d r a n c m BULLPIGHTER*? W A S OVER versity before, he protMts himself IH1T?, U H 6 »*5 OP OUR WHAT FAMILY against a 4-1 club division by continu­ r h a p p e n e d ing with a low club. His foresight pays Rx: a good dose o ff when West shows out and dummy's REHKI nine forces an honor from EUist. Later, of pessimism when he reaches dummy with a spade, LLJ Pete will be able to take the proven fi­ By James Jacoby nesse with his club eight and make his seven tricks. DEMUGS WHEN) THE COWBOYS A healthy dose of pessimism is a '* 'Y ^ FINJISHEP BRANOIN& good antidote for bridge ailments. To L A ✓ ___ THEM. THE COWS illustrate, consider the problems of James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on WERE RE4LLYTHIS. South in the play of this mundane one- Bridge’ and “Jacoby on Card Games" no-trump contract. The opening spade (written with bis father, the late Os­ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob T h m t SOOPUR Now arrange the circled letters to WHAT A GUY by Bill Haast lead has evidently presented him with wald Jacoby) are now available at form the surprise answer, as sug­ a trick: he should be able to score bookstores. Both are published by gested by the above cartoon. three spade tricks by finessing dum­ Pharos Books. THiX oNf iAY.T 1 Primans>Yef/iere;»rT y Y Y T Y Y ^'B)C^Llcir M A W I A L (Answers Monday) ‘ WHEN I GROW ^NCLXiJ'FOr Yesterday's I SHAKY ANNOY COSTLY ENDURE UP I THINK I Answer: What that old hot rod was—A "SHOT' ROD BE THE I’ LL BE A IT MLF/r ' 1 2 * . a—*< So. 11 a .vm. w« to. u.u, wmci. iMiga.. bmim* ^ r*. 1^. FEDERAL •nd hBndHng. Irom JumMs. cM tM« mwbsbbbt, P.O. Sm BMC, OrtandB, FL l/t il it y b i l l . tnciHdB yow RBiiiB. 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lor schemes to eliminate his aging mother. dinner, (in btereo) George Segal. Irish Van Devere, Ruth Gor­ music world as one star is born, and an­ IN THE HEAT GD IN N News don. 1970. 9|00PM CE MOVIE: 'Side By Side' other falls Barbra Streisand, Kris Kristof- o r T H E N IG H T Sunday, Continued GD That's the Spirit Sunday, March 6 (g ) Easter Seal Telethon Pat Boone and Premiere, (CC) Senior citizens face resist­ ferson, Gary Busey. 1976. Rated R (In Stereo) actress Mary Frann ("Newhart") are the ance when they pool Iheir talents to prod­ 1.55AM [HBO] Jackie Mason on Police chief Bill national hosts for the 17th annual fund­ uce a line of clothing for the elderly. Milton [TM C] MOVIE: 'Born American' Three Broadway (CC) The comedian’s Tony Qillespie (Carroll raiser benefiting rehabilitation services for Berle, Sid Caesar. Danny Thomas. 1988 young Americans cross the Soviet border Award-winning "The World According to X @D Funtastic World of Hanna* 4:30PM (3J PGA Golf: Doral Ryder GD ABC N ew s (CC). 5 :Q 0 A M [CNN] Sporti Reviaw O'Connor, seat­ the disabled. (3 hrs.) ® ® It's Garry Shandling'e Show during a hunting expedition and find them­ Mel " is brought to the screen in a perform­ Barbara (Final Round) From the Blue Course at Noticiero Univision selves fighting for their freedom and their [DIS] Best of W alt Disney Presents (60 Frugal Gourmet GD When Garry's new home is burglanzad. he ance taped at New York's Brooks Atkin­ ed) must learn to GD Doral Country Club in Miami. (90 min.) lives. Mike Norris, Steve Durham, David min.) dD Frederick K. Price [CNN] Inside Business dreams that ail of his furniture is given son Theater. (60 min,) (In Stereo) ® PGA Golf: Vintage Chryaiar Invita­ (Live) Coburn. 1986 Rated R. GD First Church of Christ Congrega­ deal with chief of away on "The Wheel of Fortune. " Guest [ESPN] College Basketball; Missouri tional (Final Round) (2 hrs.) (Live) Evans & Novak [D IS ] Animats in Action A comparison of 2:00AM X Nightwatch tional detectives Virgil [CNN] star: Vanna White. (In Stereo) [USA] Secret Formula Valiev Conference Tournament Quarter­ Futbol de Mejico; UA de Tamaulipas animals that live comfortably with man and X Home Shopping Overnight Service Tibbs (Howard GD [ESPN] Cycling; Tour of the Americas ffl) Ufaitylea of the Rich and Famous final Game. From Peoria. III. (2 hrs.) (R) @ Porky Pig contra Monterey (2 hrs.) those that don't. 1 1:30PM X George Schlatter's Co­ (3 hrs.) (60 min.) (Live) Prince Albert of Monaco, actor Bmce Box- [USA] Snub ® Oral Roberts E. Rollins), in "In medy Club @ ) Television (CC) Traces the history of [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Color Purple' (CC) 7:00PM X 6 0 M inutes (CC) (60 min.) loitner; actress Diana Canova ("Throb "| GD A t the Movies Scheduled: "Switching the Heat of the X ( X Sports Extra 5 '3 0 A M CS) To Be Announced. ® Robert Schuller TV drama from its "golden age" to recent Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of Alice X GD 21 Jump Street A car theft singer Hoben Goulet. (60 min.) Channels'' (Kathleen Turner, Burl Rey­ night,' an NBC innovative series; also, the made-for-TV nolds); "Frantic" (Harrison Ford). (R) GD Nuestra Famllia Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel de­ prompts Hanson and Penhall to infiltrate a ® MOVIE: 'Ryan's Daughter" The will­ (S) Honeymooners dD INN News movie's evolution and American pro­ movie airing tailing 30 years in the life of a rural South­ high-school gang; Hoffs investigates a ful daughter of a tavern keeper during the GD Day of Discovery [CNN] Moneyweek Easter Seal Telethon Pat Boone and Sesam e S treet (CC). grams' international success. (60 min.) ern black woman. Whoopi Goldberg. teen-age shoplifter. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1916 Irish uprising weds a mild school actress Mary Frann ("Newhart") are the SUNDAY, MARCH 6. GD Christian Children's Fund [ESPN] SportsCenter [CNN] Daybreak Part 6 of 8. Danny Glover. Oprah Winfrey. 1985. teacher, has an affair with a shellshocked national hosts for the 17th annual fund­ X (3D MOVIE: '14 Going On 30' Pre­ [USA] Forever Young [DIS] Good Morning Mickey) [CNN] Week in Review Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) British major, and is condemned by the Sports Machine raiser benefiting rehabilitation services for CHECK IISTINGS miere, (CC) Affairs of the heart account [ESPN] NBA Today [HBO] MOVIE: 'Brighton Beach Me- for the misuse of a teen-age inventor's ^ town as an informer. Sarah Miles. Robert G3) Fresh Fields 2 :1 5AM [piS] m o v ie : -AII tlia Broth- the disabled. (3 hrs.) FOR EXACT TIME 4;40PM (fZ) W ild America (CC) This ntoira' (CC) Neil Simon's^Award-winning homemade age accelerator. Stove Eck- Mitchum, Trevor Howard. 1970. Part 1. (ID Amen (CC) Thelma's fantasy of a ro­ ers Were Valiant' A disagreement over [CNN] M oneyw eek [HBO] Fraggle Rock (CC). (In Stereo) look at the wild turkey focuses on how it play serves as the basis for this seriocomic has made a comeback through successful holdt. Daphne Ashbrook, Rick Rossovich. GD GD MOVIE: 'In the Heat of the mantic honeymoon with the Reverend is treasure forces two brothers. New Eng­ [USA] Cartoons 5 l3 5 A M [USA] Night Flight: Comedy portrait of a Jewish family in 1937 Brook­ game management programs. 1988. Part 1 of 2. (A "Disney Sunday Night' Premiere, (CC) The sequel to the not shared by her father. (Postponed from land whaling captains, to part ways. Rob­ Cuts IV lyn. Blythe Danner, Jonathan Silverman, Movie" presentation) 1967 Oscar winner finds Police Chief Bill an earlier date) (In Stereo) ert Taylor. Stewart (Granger, Ann Blyth. 8:30A M X Woody Woodpecker ( X Columbo Bob Dishy. 1986. Rated PG-13. 5:00PM ,GD Charles in Charge Charles substitutes Gillespie reteamed with Virgil Tibbs on a 1953 6 ;0 0 A M QD Ws Believe X World Tomorrow GD Christian Ufestyle Magazine [M A X] MOVIE: Fiddler on the Roof' A X National Geographic (60 min.) ' for an advice columnist. murder case. Carroll O'Connor. Howard GD MOVIE: 'Topper Takes A Trip' The 2:30AM X christlan Children's Fund (13 Robert Schuller GD Rev. David Paul 1 0 0 0 Chains' (CC) A fact-based account milkman in Czarist Russia tries to hold onto Rollins, Alan Autry, 1988. (In Stereo) Police Woman GD Simon & Simon Friday the 1 3th: The Series A homely ghost of Marion Kirby follows Cosmo Top­ GD MOVIE: 'The Winds of Autumn' An (S) Tom and Jerry of World W ar I veteran Robert Elliott his Jewish heritage in the face of oppres­ CE) Headline News ^ Meet the Press (CC). GD Easter Seal Telethon Continues (2 girl, rejected by her high-school peers, (3D Siempre on Domingo Programs de per td the French Riviera, where his wife 11-year-old Quaker boy sets out across Bums' imprisonment and escape from a sion in this adaptation of the hit Broadway (H) Christopher Closeup Easter Seal Telethon Continues (90 hrs.) uses a cursed compact to seek revenge. variedades con musica, entrevistas y artis- has'gone to seek a divorce Constance the grasslands of 1860s Montana to av­ brutal Southern work camp during the GD PELICULA; 'El Bello Durm iente' Tin play. Topol, Norma Crane, Leonard Frey. min.) (60 min.) tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul V e­ Bennett, Roland Young, Billie Burke, 1939. enge his family's deaths Charles B. Pierce, ^ Insight: Hey Janitor 1920s. Val Kilmer, Charles Durning. 1987. Tan como una momia que despierta cada 1971 Rated G. (In Stereo) GD Great Moments with National Geo­ lasco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) H D Sesam e S treet (CC). GD Our House (CC) David suspects spiritual Life Crusade Earl E Smith, Dub Taylor 1975 ® Easter Seal Telethon Continues (3 (In Stereo) * vez que se produce un terremoto. Timan. graphic From the exotic wildlife of the Na- GD CB m o v i e : Topkspr a the new neighbors are car thieves while GZ) Masterpiece Theatre: Day After the Natural W eig h t Loss 2:30PM mib Desert to a daring raft race down the [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred [CNN] Sports Latenight hrs.) 1 0:10AM [CNN] On the Menu GZ) M odem M aturity (CC). woman and her lover conspire to steal a Gus trios to help Joe combat a sudden fear Fair (CC) An illiterate maid persuades her Yukon River, 10 years of National Geo­ Hickman, Nick Charles. [ESPN] College Baseball; UCLA at ($l) Connecticut: Now ® Robert Schuller / ^ [CNN] Newsday sultan'^ encrusted dagger. Melina Mer­ graphic specials are reviewed. Hal Hol­ of old age. (60 min.) (In Stereo) employer to write love letters for her to a 10:30A M X inside Washington young man. (60 min ) [D IS ] Booker LeVar Bunon, Shelley Du­ Stanford (2 hrs ) (R) [DIS] You and Me. Kid GD El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart [DIS] M y Friend Flicka couri, Peter Ustinov. Maximilian Schell. brook hosts (2 hrs.) (?D The Brain X WWF Wrestling 1964 [C N N ] W eek in Review vall and Shavar Ross star in this story of [USA] Investment World [TM C ] MOViE; Teacher, Teacher' The Preeenta [ESPN] Auto Racing; NASCAR Good- (26) The Saint (26) Wrestling: WWF Superstars of GD Love Boat young Booker T Washington and his Emmy-winntng story of an alcoholic [CN N] Crossfire wrench 5 0 0 From Rockingham, N.C. (4 2:35PM m i Frugal Gourmet (40) Star Search (60 min ) W restling [DiS] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes dream of learning to read and write (60 2:55AM [H B O ] m o v i e : Baja Oltia SpMs Kidettes homa' (CC) A Texas barmaid's dreams of tMCher and a disillusioned handyman [DIS] New Adventures of Winnie the hrs.) (Live) NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Buf­ [HBO] MOViE: 'Lethal Weapon' (CC) A min.) 3:00PM X GD Easter Seal Telethon (6j) Small Wonder GD finding success as a country songwriter brought together by their efforts to help a Pooh ® Conversations With [HBO] MOVIE: Hannah and Her Sis­ falo Sabres (2 hrs,, 30 min.) veteran detective is paired with a brash Continues (3 hrs.) [CNN] Newswatch [ESPN] SportsCenter ore clouded by deep personal problems. retarded boy make his first steps toward ters' (CC) A seriocomic portrait of two younger partner to investigate a prosti­ [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour GD Temas y Debates (3D PELICULA; 'Rateros Ultimo Modelo' [USA] One Thousand Dollars Every Lesley Anno Warren. Peter Coyote, independence. David McCallum, Ossie GD Super Chargers [M A X] Cinemax Comedy Experiment tute's death.'Mel Gibson, Danny Glover years in the emotional lives of three Man­ Gustaban de hacer regalos, pero como Five Hours Davis 1969 Rated NR. [HBO] Seabert GZ) French in Action Gary Busey, 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) ^ Swoosio Kurtz. 1987 (In Stereo) hattan sisters. Winner of three Academy GD Charlie’s Angels Three determined women (Came Fisher. aborrecian trabajar, docidian tomar lo [USA] Night Flight; Night Flight Goes 9;00A M CD Sunday Morning (CC) (90 [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday Awards Mia Farrow, Michael Came, Spcrtsworld Scheduled: Michael Ola- Lauren Hutton. Arlene Sorkin) unite in their ajeno. Javier Solis. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Harry and Son'A^e- 1 1 : 4 5 P M (X Howard Cosell: Speak­ 3:00AM [CNN] Evans & Novak to the Movies & Coming Attractions min.) t [ESPN] This Week in Sports (60 mm.) Woody Allen 1986 Rated PG-13 jide vs. Iran Barkley in a middleweight bout common desire to have a baby. Richard [C N N ] One on One cently fired widower and his aspiring^riter ing of Everything [M AX] MOVIE: 'Cocaine Wars' A U S [USA] All-American Wrestling scheduled for 10 rounds, from Madison Simmons plays a birthing instructor. (In son try to salvage their shaky relationship. Drug Enforcement Agency operative goes 6:05A M [H B O ] m o v i e : U b yrinth' X D.J. Kat 10:45AM ^ J e w i s h Life Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'All the Brothers Were i 2:00AM X At the Movies Square Garden in New York. (60 mm ) Paul Newman'. Robby Benson. Ell^Barkin undercover to smash a South American ICC) A young girl's innocent wish propels X Easter Seal Telethon Pat Boone and 12:30PM GD Neuropsychology of Valiant' A disagreement over treasure X Friday the 1 3th: The Series A homely 1 1 :00AM X Entertainment This (Live) [TM C] MOVIE; 'A Room With a View' 1984 Rated PG. ' ' cocaine empire John Schneider, Kathryn her into an desperate search for her baby actress Mary Frann ("Newhart") are the Weight Control forces two brothers. Now England whaling girl, rejected by her high-school peers, W e e k An Interview with actor Richard (CC) A turn-of-the-century Englishwoman [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Star Trek IV: The Voy W in, Federico Lupi 1986 Rated R brother in a magical world of goblins and national hosts for the 17th annual fund­ Masterpiece Theatre: Fortunes of captains, to part ways, Robert Taylor. Ste- uses a cursed compact to seek revenge Crenna. (60 min.) (In Stereo) GD This Old House (90 mm.) must decide whether lovtf is more impor- fairies David Bowie. Jennifer Connelly. raiser benefiting rehabilitation services for W ar (CC) Guy helps Simon adjust to his wan Granger, Ann Blyth, 1953 age Home' (CC) The crew of the Starship (60 min.) • [TMC] MOVIE: 'Dance With a Stran GD Spotlight on Government lanf than social standing after falling for a Enterprise travels back to 20th-century Tofiy Froud. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) the disabled. (3 hrs.) X Knight Rider disability; Harriet returns to Cairo for Ed- [ESPN] SportsCenter ger' (CC) The fact based story of the last wina's wedding and is reu.iited with her man she met while traveling in Italy Based • San Francisco in an effort to save their pre­ X Dallas GD Art of Looking Young and Beautiful Computer Chronicles year in the life of Ruth Ellis, a bar hostess 6:10AM [CNN] Healthweek GD Visionaries husband. (60 min.) Part 7 of 7. on the novel by E M Forster Helena Bon­ [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Convoy' The truckers sent world, William Shatner, Leonard Ni- GD Star Trek who. in the mid-1950s, became the last GD Kenneth Copeiand CapUin Power [C N N ] International Correspondents ham Carter, Maggie Smith. Denholm El­ battle the cops in this war on wheels. Kris moy, DeForest Kelley. 1986, Rated PG (In woman to bo hanged in England Miranda 6:15AM Qi; Davey & Goliath (it) MOVIE: 'Don't Give Up the Ship' A liott 1986 Rated NR (In Stereo) (fD Discover Easter Seel Telethon Pat Boone and [DIS] Zorro Kristofforson. Ali MacGraw, Ernest Borg­ Stereo) Richardson, lorn Holm, Rupert Everett [ M A X ] Cra2y About the Movies; Ingrid SD Buga Bunny dim-witted naval lieutenant is accused of nine. 1978. Rated PG. G?) Hogan's Heroes Pari 2 of 2 actress Mary Frann ("Newhart") are the (57) Home Free: Return of the [USA] Cover Story 1985 Rated R Sir Jonn Gielgud narrates this portrait of Love Your Skin 12:45PM X m o v i e : 'Amsterdam stealing a destroyer Jerry Lewis, Dina 5.1 5 PM national hosts for the 17th annual fund­ Bald Eagle A chronicle of wildlife photog­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Ernest Goes to Camp' Combatl [USA] Keys to Success Inipf Bergman, whose stardom in the Kill' A man is lured to Amsterdam, London Merrill. Mickey Shaughnessy. 1959 dD lei) Ouet (CO While baby (M) Easter Seal Telethon Continues (3 raiser benefiting rehabilitation services for rapher Jack Swedberg's attempt to trans* (CC) A summer camp's existence is threa­ 9:30PM inn 40s was nearly ruined by scan- and Hong Kong to snuff out a billion dollar [C N N ] Larry King W eekend GP) Saturday Night Live Host Dabney hrs.) the disabled. (3 hrs.) tened by a local mining concern until a sitting his newborn daughter, Richard gets 3:30AM (CNN) Crossfire • I. ' .^his include film clips nome drug-smuggling ring. Robert Mitchum. for wild eagles from Manitoba to the Quab- Coleman Guests musical.group the Cars [DIS] Palmerstown. U.S.A. bumbling custodian-turned-counselor involved in a poker game and forgets she's I » r’» recollections of fellow ac- World Tomorrow GD This Old House (CC) Bradford Dillman. 1978 bin Reservoir in Massachusetts and horror-movie hostess Elvira (R) (In [USA] Program Yourself for Success comes to the rescue. Jim Varney, Victoria there. (In Stereo) [CNN] Daywatch [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Lust for Life' Biographi 5:30PM f4l) Univision en el Deporte Stereo) Sp It's Your Business 1 01> Making of Superman II Racimo, John Vernon. 1987. Rated PG (In X (40) MOVIE: 'Longarm' Premiere, 4:00AM [DIS] MOVIE: 'Fourth Wish' :00PM cal drama based on Vincent Van Gogh's Comentarios y resumen del acontecer de- (M) Greyhound Racing fFrom Raynham [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Connecticut Real Estate Showcase Stereo) (CC) In 1887, a U S deputy marshal con­ A father of a leukernia-strickon boy tries to 6 30AiV! Viita The behind-the-scenes adventure contin­ unusual and uneven life. Kirk Douglas. An­ Taunton Park (60 min ) poriivo por Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. fronts the outlaw gang that took him in as a enrich his son's last days ffobort Betties, 9 It's Your business [ESPN] Motorweek illustrated ® To Be Anr>ounced. ues, with a close-up look at the Academy i thony Quinn, Everett Sloane 1956 (60 min ) [USA] Riptide Award-winning special effects. (60 mm.) child. John T Terlesky. Whitney Kershaw GD Gene Scott John Moillon 1976 t1 Christian Science Monitor Reports [HBO] Survival; The Lions of Etosha: GD Para G ante Grande (60 mm.) [USA] Tennis: Newsweek Champion 61 9 to 5 [HBO) MOVIE: Over the 1988 MOVIE: 'The Woman Avenger' A 7:15PM [CNN] World Report 4:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week King of the Beasts Life within a pride of GD Cup (M en's Finals) From Indian Weils. Top' While training for an international 16 Headline News GZ) French in Action woman uses her Kung Fu skills to get re­ [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday (38) 3 8 on Sports lions living in Namibia's Etosha National CA. (3 hrs.) (Live) arm-wrestling competition, a trucker tries [ESPN] Women's Pro Volleyball; Chi­ ® MOVIE: 'The Rogue and the Grizzly' venge against the men who molested her 4:25AM (MAX) M O VIE "The Annihi 20' Special Park. (60 min.) [E S P N ] Skiing; World Special From As­ to re-establish a relationship with h ^ es­ [ESPN] College Basketball; American cago Breeze at Minnesota Monarchs (60 lators' A group of Vietnam vets band to An Indian seeks revenge on the vicious and killed her husband. 1980. 3:30PM GD spectacular World of pen, Colo. min.) (Taped) 30 Ring Around the World tranged son. Sylvester Stallone, Robert South Conference Final From Beaumont. ether to battle street punks in Atlanta 9:20AM @ Sesame Street (CC). grizzly bear that attacked him. Dick Robin­ Guinness Records Scheduled: the tallest GD M OVIE: 'The Dogs of W ar' A deadly [M A X] MOVIE: 'Raising Arizona' After Loggia. Susan Blakely. 1987. Rated PG (In Texas. (2 hrs ) (Live) [U S A ] PGM Sale hristophof Slone. Andy Wood. 61 Defenders of the Earth son. Don Shanks, Carol Elasz. 1962. ice structure; the loudest shouter 8 9:30AM GD Captain Power and the mercenary, tortured and deported by an discovering that they can t have children, a Stereo) [USA] Hollywood Insider Lawronco-Hilton Jacobs 1986. Rated R G4) Fresh Fields [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch Soldiers of the Future [M A X ] MOVIE: 'A Man for All Seasons' African government, returns to overthrow v24' Frugal Gourmet young couple decides to borrow an irifant 12:10A M (CC) Six Oscars went to this account of 7:30PM GD s c t v 10:00PM X GD Tracey Ullmen 4:30AM (1J) Twilight Zone [DIS] Mouscrcise Visionaries the decayed regime. Christopher Walken. 4:00PM X M agnum , P.1, quint from a wealthy local family Nicolas [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Morning After' Catholic statesman Sir Thomas More’s re­ Tom Berenger, Colin Blakely. 1980 Cage. Holly Hunter. Trey Wilson 1987 [CNN] Sports Sunday .Show Sketches a road-repair worker con­ (CC) An alcoholic actress is shocked to [C N N ] Big Story 7:00A M 03 At the Movies ^ Can You Be Thinner? ligious conflicts with Henry VIII. Paul Sco­ (11) MOVIE: 'The Double McGuffin’ A cerned about her femininity; young Fran­ find the man she’d spent the night with (30/ College Basketball: North Carolina Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) [ESPN] Collage Basketball; Southern [ESPN] CBA/NBA Special (R) (X) Jimmy Swaggart (5D Adeiante ri field, Robert Shaw. Orson Welios. 1966. small, quiet town in Virginia becomes the cesca left alone overnight (In Stereo) murdered in her bed Jane Fonda, Jeff at Duke (2 hrs ) (Live) Conference Final From Asheville, N C (2 [USA] Discovery Rated G. unlikely scene for a political assassmaiio.i 6:00PM iX) CBS r.ew s X News Bridges. Raul Julia. 1986 Rated R (X) Dialogue Miracle Revival Hour 3F.. (® Let's Go Bowling hrs.) (Live) Ernest Borgnine. George Kennedy, Elke .6) Easter Seat Telethon Continues [HBO] MOVIE; About Last [TM C ] MOVIE:'Badge of the Assassin' . (11) Perry Mason 12:30A M X N ew England Sunday 4:45AM C13 Point of View GD La Santa M isa GZ) Firing Line Sommer 1979 8:00PM X Murder, She Wrote (CC) Night...' (CC) A pair of young people Based on a true story, the killers of two .9 ) Movie (^0) Jimmy Swaggart 11] Robert Schuller (CC) [CNN] Your Money G8) NWA Pro Wrestling Murder is on the agenda when top execu­ struggle to form a lasting relationship after New York City police officers are pursued GD M OVIE: Jenny' A young filmmaker 11 M OVIE: 'M ass Appeal' An idealistic tives and their wives meet at a powerful (2D World Vision GP3 Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous an initial one-night stand. Rob Lowe, Demi !18] Divine Plan [D IS ] Raccoons Anim ated (In Stereo) in a coast-to-coast manhunt. James marries a pregnant girl to avoid being l20) MOVIE; 'The American Success young deacon disrupts the peaceful parish tycoon's country estate (60 mm.) (R) Susan Anton in Scotland, Donna Mills on Moore, James Botushi 1986. Rated R. (In Woods. Yaphel Kotto, Alex Rocco. 1985 drafted. Alan Alda. Mario Thomas. Vin­ Company' The son-in-law of a credit cara of a comfortable middle-aged priest Jack (33) M am a's Family Mama comes to the (20] Miracle Faith Outreach [ESPN] Running and Racing the South Pacific island Bora Bora, resorts Stereo) [USA] Cartoons cent Gardenia. 1970. magnate assumes a tough-guy disguise to (X GD W erew olf (CC) Eric befriends a rescue when Bubba's prom date cancels at (26) W hat’s Happening Now!! [M AX] MOVIE: The Money Pit' (CC) Lemmon, Zeljko Ivanek. Charles Durnmo in Brazil and Mexico [CNN] Newsday take control of his life and his wife JettV 1984 blind woman and discovers that her fiance the last minute (30) It's Your Business Everything that can possibly go wrong 11:10A M [CNN] Travel Guide Bridges, Belinda Bauef. Bianca Jagger IS a murderer (In Stereo) ( ^ Consumer Challenge does when a couple moves into a mansion [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Spanish Main' A 18 Police Story (571 Masterpiece Theatre; Day After the 1979 ' [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Spanish Main’ A (61) Popeye bought for one-fifth of its original value. 11:30AM (S MOVIE: Ttw African swashbuckling 17th-century pirate res­ X (3D Supercarrier Premiere (CC) Ri­ Fair (CC) Charles falls in love with Anna, The United States declared war k20' Bustin' Loose While out for the even­ chard Jaeckel and Ken Olandi star in this swashbuckling 17th-century pirate res [CNN] Daybreak Tom Hanks, Shelley Long. Alexander Gu- Treasure' Bomba sets out to find diamond cues a beautiful girl from the clutches of a (26) Police Story not knowing that Edith is writing the letters ing. Sonny and Mimi are stranded by a examination of the lives, both personal and for her maid. (60 min.) cues a beautiful girl from the clutches of a on Britain June 18, 1812. donov. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) smugglers who are posing as geologists villainous nobleman. Maureen O'Hara, Paul (30! Women's Golf: Kemper Open Final [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner snowstorm military, of the men aboard a U S Naval villainous nobleman Maureen O'Hara, Paul Johnny Sheffield, Laurette Luez, Lyle Tal­ Henreid. Walter Slezak. 1945. Round From Princeville Makai Golf Club m [CNN] Headline News [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Ernest Goes to Cemp' v26) Outer Limits aircraft carrier. (90 min.) Henreid. Walter Slezak 1945 [ESPN] SportsCenter bot. 1952. Kauai, Hawaii. (2 hrs ) A summer camp's existence is threatened [M A X ] Crazy About the Movies; Ingrid [DIS] Prairie Home Companion With [USA] Calliope A t the M ovies Scheduled: "Switching v30) 4Q) News X M ovie [USA] Discovery by a local mining concern until a bumbling GD Sir John Gielgud narrates-this portrait of i40) Wonderful World of Disney; Jungle Garrison Keillor (In Stereo) John Wesley Channels" (Kathleen Turner. Burt Rey­ (iD Star Trek: The Next Generation After (X) Wall street Journal Re­ custodian-turr^ed-counselor comes to the Ingrid Bergman, whose stardom in the Cat A 1960 documentary about the life 38. Sea Hunt Mike films two members of [USA] Robert Klein Time 1 2:45A M CE n io v i e ; Ten dar­ 7:30AM nolds); 'Frantic " (Harrison Ford) passing through complex energy patterns, English evangelical preacher port rescue. Jim Varney. Victoria Racimo. John '30s and '40s wes nearly ruined by scan­ cycle and behavior of one of the most sue an international spy ring as they try to hide edevil construction workers race against Vernon. 1987. Rated PG GD Headline News dal Highlights include film clips, home cessful predators in the Amazon ram fo top-secret Pentagon papers underwater an Enterprise engineer is murdered and Pi­ 10:10PM (24) Nature (CC) A look al lime to finish a skyscraper before a critical John Wesley, the man who (X) Breakthrough card, Worf and Crusher undergo drastic Hallmark Homes movies and the recollections of fellow ac­ rest, the jaguar Narrated by Winston Hib- 57' Wonderworks: Anne of Green Ga­ the Asian elephant and its behavior (80 deadline Jennifer O’Neill. Loo Majors. founded Methodism, was bom In (X) Sunday Mass 9:45A M dD Sesem e S treet (CC). tors (60 min.) ler (60 mm ) personality changes (60 mm.) min.) George Kennedy 1980 Wall Street Journal Report bles. the Sequel (CC) (18) It's Showtim e at the Apollo (60 mm ) 1703. An ordained priest In the ill World Tomorrow 10:00AM d ) Dr. some* [TM C ] MOVIE: Star Trek IV: The Voy­ Gl) El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y i61 Star Trek: The Next Generatior« (60 1 0:30PM X Current Affair G§) W orld Tomorrow 1:00A M (5J 9 to 5 Church of England, Wesley and (18 Day of Discovery (D StMmptp* AII«V age Home' (CC) The crew of the Starship luchas entre boxeadores internacionales min ) (In Stereo) GP) MOVIE; The Gazebo' A TV writer C93 Sunday Sports Scene Weekly sports This W eek W ith David Brinkley (CC). Comentaristas Jorge Berry y Luts Moreno bungles the murder of his wife's black­ X Dallas his brother, Charles, were part of (20' M iracle Faith Outreach d S N « w Qidg«t Gidget finds a human Enterprise travels back to 20th-century [CNN] Newswatch highlights and features with host Steve Al­ GZ) DeGrassi Junior High (CC). San Francisco in an effort to save their pre­ (90 m m ) mailer Glenn Ford. Debbie Reynolds. Carl bert and feature reporter Carl Cherkin GlJ Odd Couple a group of students who were (24) Sesame Street (CC). skull on the beech. [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) Reiner. 1960. [CNN] NBA Preview sent world. William Shatner, Leonard Ni- (57) W ild Am erica (CC) A 'profile of the !38) Ask the Manager (30) M ore Real People called Methodists for their me­ .26' Or. James Kennedy (3D Jimmy Sweggert moy, DeForest Kelley. 1986 Rated PG (In wild turkey [ESPN] World Cup Skiing; Women's GD (3D Family Ties (CC) Elyse s high- [DIS] Grimm's Fairy Tales Slalom (60 min.) (Live) (61) New Gidget [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Women's thodical study habits and reli­ 30 Celebrate with Rev. David Mellon ( ^ Buck Rogers Stereo). [DIS] MOVIE: 'House of Dies Drear' A schoot admirer, now a millionaire, tries to [ESPN] SportsCenter: Gameday A look Slalom (60 mm ) (R) (g) Chalice of Salvation [USA] MOVIE: Airwolf' After an awe­ family moves into a house reputed to be [USA] Tales of the Gold Monkey steal her away from Steven (In Stereo) 1 1 :00PM X fS j C8 30 40 News gious attitude. An itinerant at the day's action. ;6l Haathclitf some state-of-the-art helicopter is stolen haunted by its builder, an abolitionist who 24.' Great Moments From Nature Leo­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'A Room With a View' preacher, Wesley gave some (g) Rin-Tin-Tin 5?|6:30PMxXNews X Entertainment This Week (60 mm ) (Cej A turn of-tho century Englishwoman [CNN] Big Story 1 1:35AM GD This Old House (CC) and delivered to a foreign power, a former was active in the underground railroad Ho­ pards. polar bears and condors are fea­ (ID Sacrifice of the Mass ^5 America's M ost W anted Featuring (il) INN News must decide wlieihor love is more impor 400,000 sermons during his life­ [DtS] Dumbo's Circus helicopter ace is called upon to retrieve 4 at ward E Roltins, Shavar Ross. Joe Seneca tured m this retrospective drawn from the Mayor's Report 1 2:00PM X College Basketball: any cost. Jan-Michael Vincent. David 1984 Rated NR dramatic re-enactments of felony crimes first five seasons of Nature " (2 hrs . 10 GD Save the Children tani than social standing after falling for a time. In 1784, he established the [ESPN] World Sport Special Pittsburgh at Syracuse (2 hrs.) (Live) Hammings. 1984. drawn from the flies of the nation's top law mm ) man she met while traveling in Italy Based legal status of the Methodist GD Ayer. Hoy y Menene [ESPN] Auto Racing: Barber Saab Pro enforcement agencies Photographs of cn- :20) Insight / Out on the novel by E M Forster Helena Bon [MAX] MOVIE: ‘Harry and Son' A re­ X ® Easter Seal Telethon Continues 1 :30PM go) Wild Kingdom Series From Miami. (Taped) . mmals and suspects will be shown, arid a .26; MOVIE: 'The Best of Enemies' The 22! News (Live) ham Carter. Maggie Smith, Denholm El societies and made plans for their cently fired widower and his aspiring writer (JD Fem e (60 min.) (3 hrs.) poimlessness of war is told from the lioit 1966 Rated NR (In Stereo) son try to salvage their shaky relationship. [D IS ] M O VIE: The Brave U tile Toaster' [CNN] Moneyweek [HBO] Warning: Food May Be Hazar­ nationwide toll-free hotline (SOO/IIRIME- 26/ Drawing Men to Christ perpetuation after his death. X M ovie points of view of two men David Niven. Paul Newman, Robby Benson. Ellen Barkin. Anim ated When their young owner dous to Your Health (CC) Based on re­ 88) will be provided to allow viewers to (USA) Financial Freedom X NBA Basketball: Los A n­ phonc-in any dues they may have. Alberto Sordi. Michael Wilding 1962 '38; A M Boston 1984 Rated PG doesn't show up at his summer cabm, five GD Making of Supermen the Movie 2:00PM search by Consumers Union, an examina­ geles Lakers at Dallas Mavericks (2 hrs.. [CNN] PrimeNaws :61j Connecticut; Now (In Stereo) 1:25A M (IV IA X) m o v i e : Out ot electric household items come to life and tion of food and how it affects those who GPj Tales From the Darkside While stay­ [T M C ] M O V IE: 'U ia t for U fa ’ Biographi­ (lD Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ 30 min.) (Live) Bounds' An Iowa farmboy s visit to Los consume it. Includes interviews with legal ing in a dilapidated motel, a traveling sales­ N ew M ike Hamm er (60 mm ) [CN N] Inside Business cal drama based on Vincent Van Gogh's set out to find Nm. Voices of Jon Lovitz. tion on the latest employment opportuni­ [USA] Angeles turns into a fight for life when he's Tim Stack. Timothy E. Day. 1987. Rated ties in the Connecticut area. X M ovie and medical experts man, (Paul Dooley) meets a beautiful but EMERGENCY unusual and uneven life Kirk Douglas. An­ Married...with Child­ [H B O ] Roseanne Barr Show (CC) mistakenly suspected ol murder Anthony NR. dangerous woman (Dorothy Parks) 8:30PM X GlJ Fire — Police — Medical thony Quinn, Everett Sloane. 1956 M OVIE: 'Hog W ild' After moving to GD MOVIE: 'Sooner or Later' A girl 4:10PM m i Frugal Gourmet ren (CC) Al and Peggy appear on*a game Housewife / comedian Roseanne Barr de­ Michael Hall. Jenny Wmjht. Jeff Kobor [E S P N ] M e g k Years in Sport The year an Idaho pig ranch, a Chicago family has emerging into womanhood falls for a 17- GO) NBC News livers her views on motherhood and life in a 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) 8:00A M d 3 New England Sunday show. (In Stereo) 1941 it featured with a profile of the Joe financial difficulties when the father is in­ year-old rock 'n' roll musician. Denise mobile home (70 min ) (In Stereo) . (38! T and T Havoc reigns when Am y’s car (22) ( ^ Day By Day Brian tells his son to DIAL 911 X ) Sunday Mass DiMaggio. (R) jured by an enraged sow. John Ericson. Miller, Rex Smith, Barbara Feldon. 1978 [M A X ] M OVIE: A Star Is Born' Love 1 :30A M (%) News (R) IS stolen. forgo a night out with friends for a family In Manchester X Make It Real ...... [HBOl MOVIE: The Men Who Broke Denver Pyle. 1974. 5® MOVIE: 'Where's Poppa?' A bache­ ConllnuMi... dashes wiili careers in the high-powered X Naked City HANCHES'gEH WHALDrgatagdRyfMWTli^aBM — m FOCUS / Movies FOCUS / Books & Hobbies

Film industry Messy, unwieldy, Lesser-known items California in Hemingway book can’t get fix explosively alive! SOUVENIR THE COMPLETE SHORT published in 1938. The second STORIES OF ERNEST HEM­ contains 14 items published after S C H O O L INGWAY. Scribner’s. SSI Paget. that date. And the third consists DAZE (R) $$8.S0. on Tony Writer- of seven previously unpublished Late in life, Ernest Hemingway items of fiction. director Spike often was looked on more as a Part 1 needs no further praise. Lee’s first fea- Filmeter personality than as a writer. By Bob Thomas t”’’e. “ She’s It endures. The second section Granted, he helped foster that also is fine, especially “ The The Associated Press Gotta Have It.” Robert DiMatteo cult of personality. But. it must Butterfly and the Tank” and was a low- not be forgotten that above all he LOS ANGELES — Hollywood has never been M a y i n g “ Nobody Ever Dies.” The final budget tri­ was a writer, a very good writer. able to get a fix on Tony Bill, and that seems to be umph — funky, portion is a mixed bag with some Hemingway is best known for very good writing imbedded in just the. way he likes it. funny and lyri- his novels, and well he should be. some not so good stories. Best of He graduates from the University of Notre c a l. Im m e ­ But he also could craft fine short this lot is “ The Porter” and “ I Dame in 1963 and steps into a star-making role as diately, Lee was seen as the great virgin. Frank Sinatra's brother in “ Come Blow Your The movie exists on several - 7 ^ - stories — as the contents of this Guess Everything Reminds You black hope of film makers. His important volume show. of Something.” Horn.” Just as his acting career is rolling, he new picture thus comes to us levels. There’s the funny They’re all here. The well- The first, meant to be a scene in turns fiimmaker and co-produces “ The Sting,” bearing the traditional burden "Straight and Nappy” musical known ones, such as "The Snows an unfinished novel, tells of a which won an Academy Award as best picture of placed on all highly praised number at Madame ReRe's Russ MsoKendrIok/Bpsolsl to the Hersid of Kilimaitjaro,” ” My Old Man,” young boy on a long train trip and 1973. young directors whose second Beauty Salon, with the lighter­ SOUVENIR — A deck of California Still worth $50 despite its faults, and ” In Another Country,” with the black porter who befriends Next he becomes a director, speciaiizing in films never seem to live up to skinned. colored-contact-lens- playing cards, copyrighted 1898-1900, is such unpretentious films as “ My Bodyguard.” wearing co-eds (Wannabees) tak­ according to its owner. its unforgettable opening, “ In the and educates him. The second is a people’s inflated expectations. fall the war was always there, but He even established his own little studio, not in ing on the darker-skinned, bittersweet story about a father’s There’s also the special burden of we did not go to it any more.” the mainstream but in the ragtag beachfront proud-to-be-black girls (Jiga- ultimate disenchantment with his “ what a black artist should be There’s also a fat handful of son. suburb of Venice. boos). There's the disturbing doing.” lesser-known items. Bill has directed a new film, “ Five Comers,” encounter between the middle- The book Is an excellent addi­ Budgeted at $6.5 million (60 The book is divided into three an off-beat comedy-drama about life in the Bronx class black collegians and their tion to the Hemingway shelf. times what “ She’s Gotta Have It” Souvenir decks of cards parts. The first is “ The First in the 1960s. The only recognizable name in the cost), “ School Daze” is set at a going-nowhere black “ Townie” — Forty-nine.”------w — which eeSBVfirst wasWCbO --- APH RAABA IL THOMASABAWIVArBO \f(A P ) cast is Jody Foster. It is the first screenplay fictitious black college (reminis­ counterparts — the latter waring written by John Patrick Shanley, who has cent of Morehouse, Lee’s alma shower caps and surly attitudes. received an Oscar nomination for the script of mater) during Homecoming Even the characters’ sexual “ Moonstruck.” NUT FOR ORIGINALITY — Tony Bill, Weekend. The movie is a collage behavior offers contrasts; The appeal to many collectors Old bones are the specialty “I’m a nut for originality,” Bill said in an co-star of "Come Blow Your Horn," co of raunchy “ Animal House” frat militant and his nappy-haired interview. “ I like original screenplays — ones producer of "The Sting” and director of humor, splashy musical numbers girlfriend make soulful Jpve in It’s a deck of same-colored Jack, the left OLD BONES. By Aaron Elkins. drowning; a skeleton and World that are not from books or plays or short stories. I "My Bodyguard,” is shown on the set of and didactic racial dialogues. between bursts of ideological playing cards bower. Mysterious Press. 197 Pages. War IISS boots, belt and cap are like scripts that are not like another movie I ’ve talk, while the yuppie frat leader $15.95. his new film, "Five Corners,” about It’s a messy, somewhat un­ with California (Remember Bret Harte’s dug up in tlra basement, and one seen. They are special, unique, personal, human. wieldy film — one that makes no and his slick lady seem to be views; Lake ’ ’Plain Language from Truthful Once in a while, this rabid of the guests it poisoned. They’re not about cars or robots or space ships.” Bronx life in the 1960s. "I like original Collec:tor8* apparent concessions to white doing a decadent spread for Tahoe, Mount James?” The fun began after the reader of mysteries finds one that The inspecteur assigned to Bill talked about why new actors were put in screenplays — ones that are not from viewers and dares to analyze the “ Players” magazine. Shasta, Sacra­ Corner Oriental opponent had “ put down satisfies all personal criteria. investigate is attending a nearby the film. “ We did something interesting in books or plays or short stories," Bill divisions within black America Some of Lee’s contrasts are too mento River, a right bower. Which the same Such a find is “ Old Bones.” conference on science and (letec- casting; We hired a casting director who has says. today. It’s also an explosively schematic, and the spectre of the State Ca­ Russ MacKendrick Nye had dealt unto me.’’) Aaron Elkinsjf style is cool. He tion. He brings with him Gideon never cast a movie before; he’s from the theater alive film, full of rude comic sexism hovers over a few of the pitol, Lick Ob­ The “ best bower” survived to sustains suspehse until the end. Oliver, introduced at that confer­ in New York,” he said. “ So he had instincts and energy, late-teen horniness and bedroom scenes. But this is servatory. San become the Joker which was One could skip the final short ence at “ the skeleton detective of knowledge of faces and actors that maybe parachute into Hollywood from another planet. It prickly polemicizing. certainly a spirited and auda­ Francisco Bay eventually adopted worldwide. epilogue chapter. But one needs America,” and John Lau of the somebody else wouldn’t have thought of or was a whole new world. It was not something I Lee’s polarized interests are cious film. GRADE: and the Golden to read even the final sentence of FBI. known. There are actors and actresses who have the chapter before that. had looked forward to all my life. I was 21 years symbolized by two protagonists Gate (before the bridge), San onnade. (A panicky riffle through Souvenir decks like this have a Oliver does most of the detect­ never acted before. And there are actors who old, and I had many other interests, as I still do, — the earnest black-nationalist Juan Capistrano Mission ... on to the deck showed another 5-spot of special appeal to collectors. The The setting is France. An ing, combining his expertise have never been in a movie before.” besides making and sitting in movies.” militant (Larry Fishburne) who New home video make S2 numbers. spades ready for action.) The first we know ol was the one for elderly man has summoned his about old bones with the cogita­ The exception is Jody Foster. Bill admits to wants the white-endowed college All are photographs, sepia- the Columbian Exposition of 1893. relatives to his chateau — a tions of the Inspired amateur. Bill continued acting in more films; “ Soldier in BEVERLY HILLS COP II (R) outer case says “ Copyrighted being a fan dating back to the adqlpscent to divest itself of South African toned (light brown), and vignet­ Later goodies were the Niagara couple living in France with their Elkins draws his characters the Raitii’ ’ “ None But the Brave,” “ Marriage on Paramount, $89.95. This sequel 1898-1900, by R.J. Waters, San gangster musical, “ Bugsy Malone.” ’ " holdings; and the hair- ted. They are possibly faded Falls deck of 1901, the Pan- daughlpr, a couple^” living in interestingly, throws in a little the RodlM” and “ You’re a Big Boy Now” was a hit for one reason; It stars Francisco. Cal.” In “Five Comers,” Foster is menaced' by a straightened fraternity pledgem- some, but on a second look they American Expo of the same year Gen^any with their son, a couple romance, a little history and a (Francis Coppola’s first film) Then he turned to Eddie Murphy, master of cocky, Next we see the extinct Califor­ recently released convict (John Turturro) who aster (Giancarlo Esposito), who are pretty good shots. and the Chicago World’s Fair living in America and their couple of narrow scrapes. producing; “ The Sting,” “ Hearts of the West” cooler-than-thou com ic one- nia grizzly, the largest of bears, once raped her. Some might think it a chilling aspires to fit into the white Because of the views there is no commemorative of 1933. distanf cousin who considers We Just hated to come to the end and “ Going In Style.” He directed “ My upmanship. It’s a glitzy, violent that appeared on the flag of the parallel to the actress’ own life. John Hinkley American mainstream. Standing room for faces on the face cards, California Republic in 1846. A Time-Life Encyclopedia wri­ himself their nephew. A married of his book. BodyguaM” and “ Six Weeks.” film with only the skimpiest of couple serves as butler and cook. shot President Reagan in an effort to Impress between them is the impish Lee so the pips are shown together Playing cards got their start ter gives us a tip; Look in secret her. story lines. GRADE: * * In three days, there occurs a “ I gave (ip acting in 1969-1970 whgiTI started himself, playing a would-be fra­ with the values on two corners of some 500 years ago, and went drawers of old desks and the like - MARY CAMPBELL (AP) “ The parallel to Hinkley never occurred to produciril'^pictures,” he said. “ Now and then ternity pledge who can’t live (Film grading: excel­ each card. from China through France, for ancient cards. They were either of us until people started asking us about some irrqj^stlble offer comes along, or I have down the rumor that he’s still a lent, good, *★ fair, ★ poor) The design at the left is on all Germany and Britain, but it took esteemed sinful at,one time and it,” Bill commented. “ I said to Jody, ‘I never time on mY hands or I could use the the money to the backs — a seated Liberty with the good old U.S.A. to come up might have been secreted most thought of it; have you?’ She said no. B^t-SeOers tied me over between pictures. But that doesn’t shield and spear and the state with a Joker. It was originally a anywhere. “ I don’t really see It that way. Heinz (the happen too often. Once or twice a year maybe.” motto, “ Eureka,” garlanded by card called the Best Bower that The cardboard case for these villain), after all, is a real person in her life, who Cinema California poppies. was added to the deck to play California views has fallen apart lives in the same neighborhood. He’s not a nut How come Bill didn’t find a role for himself in The dark blue slipcase is in two railroad euchre, a madcap game at the Joints and travels protected Fiction case from across the country.” Nonfiction “ Five Corners” ? parts. The inside case has a five of of the 1860s. It was the top value, by a rubber band. With all its Bom Gerard Anthony Bill in San Diego, Bill ■AtT HARTPaRO MANCHHSTHR spades pasted on. It carries a to be followed by the Jack of faults, the owner, Judd Caplovich 1 "Tommyknockers,” Stephen 1. “ Elizabeth Takes Off,” Eli­ attended Catholic schools and entered Notre “ I always said I ’d never cast myself in one of ■mtw«*d P«b A Cliramo — Fatal UA Theofw* Ro*l — Fotol Attraction view of Stanford University col- of Vernon, still values the Item at King zabeth Taylor my own pictures. I have fun now and then acting Attraction (R ) Sot 7:15, 9:20; Sun 7:30. (R ) Sot-Sun 7, 9:30. — Botterlei Not trumps, the right bower, and a Dame with the ambition to be a forest ranger. Few Rlehwdt Feb and Cinema — Included (PO ) Sot and Sun 2:15,4:30.— $50. 2. “ The Bonfire of the Vani­ 2. “ Trump; The Art of the That changed when he appeared in a campus in other people’s productions. I can always think She'i Having a Sabv (PO-13) Sat 7:30, Throw Momma From the Train (PG-13) ties." Tom Wolfe Deal," Donald J. Trump production of “ Love’s Labor Lost.” After 50 more of somebody better than myself when it comes to 9:30, midnight; Sun S, 7:30, 9:30. Sot and Sun 2, 4:20, 7:20, 9:20. — The D □ □ 3. “ Kaleidoscope,” Danielle SbewcoM Cinema* 1-9 — Action Swpent and the Roinbow (R) Sot and 3. “ The Prize Pulitzer," Rox­ plays, be knew what he wanted. casting something.” Jackton (R ) Sot 12:40,2:50, S, 7:15,9:30, Steel anne Pulitzer Sun2,4:15, 7:20, 9:40. COMING EVENT: Tuesday, Graduating in 1962 with the chance of a 11:45; Sun 12:40,2:50, 5, 7:15, 9:30.— A Lost and gone forever 4. “ 2061: Odyssey Three” Night In the L ife of Jimmy Reardon (R ) VIRNON March 8 — Regular meeting of 4. “ Keeping Secrets,” Su7.anne Fullbrlght scholarship, graduate work or a As an independent filmmaker. Bill has Sot 12:50,2:55,5,7:45,10, midniohf; Sun Cine 1 A 2 — Batteries not Included Arthur Clarke Somers (PG) Sot and Sun 1:30. — Fatal the Manchester Philatelic So­ career as a painter. Bill decided to try experienced many rough periods — “ lots of 12:50, 2:55, 5, 7:45,9:50. — Moonttruck ROCHESTER, N Y, (AP) - to Cyrus Hoy, a Shakespea­ ‘ Lightning,’’ Dean Koontz 5. "The 8-Week Cholesterol (P O ) Sot12,2:15,4:30, 7:25,9:45, 11:50; Attraction (R ) Sat and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, ciety at the auditorium of the Hollywood. He quickly acquired an agent and an them, and there will be many more. Lots of debts. 9:40. — The Seroent and the Rainbow To the sorrow of scholars, rean scholar at the University 6. "Presumed Innocent,” Scott Sun 12, 2:15,4:30, 7:25, 9:45. — Moving Whiton Memorial Library, 6 to Cure,” Robert Kowalski Lots of risks. Lots of bet^that I’ve lost, as well as (R ) Sat 12:20, 2:25, 4:30, 7:50, 9:55, (R ) Sot and Sun 4:45, 7:10, 9:20. some priceless works of Eng­ of Rochester. Turow interview with director Bud Yorkin, who cast 8:30 p.m. 6. "The Cat Who Came for him as Sinatra’s idolizing brother in “ Come Blow bets I ’ve won. midnight; Sun 12:20, 2:25, 4:30, 7:50, WILLIMANTIC lish literature have been lost Had it not been for the 7. “ Winters’ Tales,” Jonathan Christmas.” Cleveland Amory 9:55. — Good Morning, Vietnam (R ) Sot Jlllten Saeare Cinema — Mo vino (R ) Stamp-minded visitors are al­ 1, 4:15, 7:20, 10:05, 12:15; Sun 1, 4:15, forever. devotion of Shakespeare’s fel­ Winters ^ ■your Horn.” Sot 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:15,9:15,11:15“ sun ways welcome. 7. “ The Rise and Fall of the “ It was a big part in a very successful movie,” “ It’s the life of a professional gambler; that’s 7:20, 9:55. — Frantic (R ) Sot 12, 2:20, 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7;15, 9:15. - Shoot To Until about 200 years ago, low actors, who collected his 8. "Patriot Games," TorrS. Great Powers.” Paul Kennedy what filmmakers are,” he said. “ You put your 4:40,7:40,10:10,12:15, Sun 12,2:20,4:40, KIM (R ) Sat 1,3:15,5:15,7:15,9:15,11:30; most literary works existed plays and put them together in he recalled'. “ Just today I went over to Warner 7:40,10. — SwIlchIneChonneli (P O ) Sot Sun 1, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. — O o ^ Clancy 8. "Success Is Never Ending money where your mouth is. You try to play the 12:30, 2:40, 4:50, 7 : H 9:50, 11:55; Sun only in manuscript. Copies the “ First Folio," we might Bros, to visit Bud Yorkin, who directed ’Come Morning, Vietnam (R ) Sot 12:45,3,5:15, Russ MacKendrick is a Man­ 9. “ Mortal Fear ’ Robin Cook Robert Schuller hand as well as it can be played. You think you’ve 12:30, 2:40, 4:50, 7:35,9:50. — Shoot To 7:30, 9:45, midnight; Sun 12:45, 3, 5:15, were few and easily lost. Even never have known of such Blow 'Your Horn,’ then I went to Paramount, KIM (R ) Sot 1, 7:20, midnight; Sun 1, chester resident who Is an author­ 10 “Faerie Tale,” Raymond 9. “ The Great Depression of made a good movie, and it’s a disaster. You think 7:30,9:45. — Moonstruck (P O ) Sol 1:30, the survival of the works of the where I shot it, and met the assistant director. So 7:20.— Three Men undo Baby (P G ) Sot 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30, 11:30; Sun l ; ^ works as ’The Tempest.” ity on many types of collectibles. Feist 1990,” Ravi Batra you’ve iMt on alongshot, and it’s a winner. It’s the 12:15,4:15,9:50; Sun 12:15,7:15,9:20. — 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. — Frantic (R ) Sun greatest E^nglish dramatist of “ Macbeth,” “ Antony and it has been a nostalgic day for me. Vice Vwso (PO) Sol I advance icreen- Write to him In care of the 10. “ Love, Medicine and Mira­ life of a poker player.” 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 10. - A Night In the all was a near thing, according “ Yes, I can still feel what it was like to kind of Ing with Three Menond a Baby (P O ) Sot Life of Jimmy Reardon (R) Sof 1:15, Cleopatra” and ’’Coriolanus.” Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, cles.” Bernie Siegel 9:50. — School (3oie (R ) Sot 2:20,4:45, 11:50; Sun 2:20,4:45. Manchester 06040. — Courtesy of Waldenbooks S» — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. March 5, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 5, 1988 — II

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Then he walks away I NEW YORK — Through the despite her award-winning ef- taught to Makeba by her mother, pick up my passport. It is By The Associated Press j long winter that followed the I forts for human rights, Miriam who was a Sangoma. the South stamped 'IN V A LID .'” stock market crash in October, Makeba insists she is an artist_ African term for a healer in close She has not been allowed to ■ In contrasting reports on consumer not a politician. the U.S. economy has behaved communication with ancestral return to South Africa since. spending, the nation’s largest general retailers almost as if the collapse never It was as an artist that the spirits. Her troubles were not limited to said sales were unexpectedly slow in Febru­ happened. empress of African song first "'Sangoma' is the most per­ her native land. She has been ary, while carmakers said sales of domestic spoke out against the system of From Wall Street’s point of sonal record I've made, ” Makeba married five times, including cars and trucks increased 25 percent late in the view, just about all the surprises 1 discrimination in South Africa said. " I like the songs because once to South African trumpet month, compared with a year ago. in the economic news lately have ! testifying before the United Na- every time I sing them I think player Hugh Maskela. but her ■ The Labor Department said the nation’s been on the stronger-than- j tions Special Committee on Apar- about my mother because- she career in the United States was economy created half a million jobs last expected side. 1 th^d in 1963. In retaliation, South sung them.” most affected by her marriage to Africa banned her records month, dropping the civilian unemployment The latest case in point was Born in Johannesburg on black activist Stokelv "Afterward, I tell the press, ‘I rate to 5.7 percent, its lowest level since the Friday’s news from the Labor March 4. 1932. with the Xhosa- Carmichael. summer of 1979. j am not a politician or a diplo­ tribal name Zensile, Makeba bas Department that the civilian mat.” ' Makeba writes in her ■ The government’s chief barometer of unemployment rate fell a tenth of survived bitter personal and “ I never had any problems with recently published autobio- career setbacks. future economic activity fell again in January, a percentage point in February to the officials in this country, it's but an upward revision in December eased I graphy "Makeba: My Story ” When she was just 18 days old, an 8'A-year low of 5.7 percent. f written with James Hall (New just that when I married Stokely fears of an imminent recession. she went to jail for six months many concerts that were Analysts who had been looking I American Library, $18.95). with her mother, who had ille­ ■ The National Association of Business for nonfarm payroll employment booked for me were canceled — I Economists said the October stock market \ „ “l^'"J“s‘a8inger,Isay.Butin gally brewed homemade beer to guess because some people took to increase by maybe 150,000 or ^u th Africa, when the authori­ support the family. Later, after crash would contribute to a significant 200,000 were confronted instead ties learn of my testimony I my marriage so personally.” she her mother was released, the said. slowdown in economic growth this year but the with an increase of 531,000. , become something else' a family moved to Pretoria, where country should be able to avoid a recession. One of the few notable soft spots j criminal” "And when that happened I had they endured the hardship of a tour planned in Europe, so I just ■ Widespread weakness in the building in the business world has been j "Makeba: My Story," recounts apartheid. packed up and went to some of my industry sent construction spending down 2.9 retail sales. However, econo­ I f ame of the joy and sadness in the At a young age, she found joy in friends in Guinea." percent in January, the biggest decline in 10 mists note that consumer spend­ life of one of South Africa's most singing. Some of the songs months, the Commerce Department said. I acclaimed singers, who has been Her friendship with Guinea s ing had started to flatten out protested her country's white president, Sequo Toure. led to her Meanwhile, a 9 percent decline in new home several months before stocks 1 in exile from her native country minority regime: The songs were j since 1959. work as a Guinean delegate to the sales in January pushed sales activity to its nose-dived. AP graphic a way she and others could United Nations. slowest pace since the end of the last recession. And even in this sector of the , She decided to write her autobi- demonstrate their defiance in ment situation met with a chilly More recently. Makeba com­ ■ Improvement in the nation’ s productivity economy there have been some constrained to tighten credit in ( ography five years ago. “ I never school and church choruses. reception in the bond market, order to forestail a revival of I really wanted to write a book. pleted six months as a special slowed by almost half last year despite revised signs of unexpected strength, Makeba started her profes­ guest on Paul Simon’s Graceland figures showing higher output in the the fourth prompting traders to conclude inflationary pressures. That is Besides. I don't know how to sional career in 1952. She was such as the report Thursday of a that the chances of any further write.” World Tour, which included her quarter, the government said. the kind of setting in which many chosen as the female vocalist for 24 percent increase in domestic easing in the Federal Reserve’s long-awaited return to the United ■ The Commerce Department reported a 0.6 car sales in late February. past recessions have begun. However, Makeba said, friends one of the country's top bands, the States. credit policy have been greatly convinced her of the book's percent decline in orders to U.S. factories for Stock traders have taken due After hitting new eariy-1988 Manhattan Brothers. "When we went to Zimbabwe, it diminished. highs early in the past week, the importance; she was "the first manufactured goods in January, the first note of all this, bidding prices up In 1955 she accepted a small was another experience.” she At the same time, the statistics artist to leave the country and AP photo setback since August. to a post-crash high as recently as stock market backed off. The role in the documentary, ‘-'Come said. “ Just looking out from the suggested that the Fed had good Dow Jones average of 30 indus­ same type of Impact on the Back Africa,” based on the life of ■ The Democratic-controlled House labor last Monday. ART BEFORE POLITICS — Miriam Makeba poses with stage and seeing all those people reason for shying away in recent trials closed Friday at 2,057.86, up ^ world while not forgetting the a murdered black boxer. Harry standards subcommittee voted to increase the But at the same time, the news tight in the stadium. Black weeks from lowering its discount 34.65 from the week before. * problems that exist in South Belafonte spotted her in the film, her new album, "Sangoma," during a New York Interview minimum wage from $3.35 to $4.65 an hour over hasn’t totally quelled recession I Africa. Despite her opposition to apartheid and her work for people, white people — from all the next three years. rate. The New York Stock Exchange helped her to obtain a visa and walks of life — just swaying fears on Wall Street. To some Jaifles Baker, secretary of the “ ’They said that if anything then boosted her career when she human rights, she insists she is an artist, not a politician. ■ The Agriculture Department said prices observers, the threat of a busi­ composite index gained 2.73 to together to the music. It was so Treasury, said the employment 150.43; the American Stock Ex­ should happen to me, others could arrived in the United States in beautiful. farmers got for raw products in February ness slump still lurks in the write whatever they wanted data effectively validated the change market value index 9.51 to 1959. “ It made me almost cry. declined an average of 0.8 percent from future. without my being able to say With h e r "c lic k " singing and other world leaders. course the Fed has been steering, 293.74, and the NASDAQ compo­ She writes in her book that deep but lilting voice, Makeba because I said why can’t it be like January but still were 6.6 percent above those a And the fact that its outlines are whether it's true or false,” she In 1960, hermotherdiedandshe and added that he was in site index for the over-the- Belafonte — or “ Big Brother,” as that just next door. Because we year earlier. hard to discern only makes it said. created a sensation in her first wished to return home to visit her "fundamental agreement” with she calls him — gave her this were right next door from home. ’’ ■ A management group led by GAF Corp.’s counter market 9.96 to 373.36. “ It was so hard. Every time I American TV appearances and grave and see relatives. She went more worrisome, since there is no the central bank’ s current policy. advice: "You must always be Makeba hopes that one day she chairman raised its buyout bid for the Volume on the Big Board read it, I just cry. This morning I New York club dates, and sbe was to the South African consulate in ready way to try to gauge its The lingering worry is that careful how you conduct yourself received by tbe late Ethiopian will return to South Africa. company to $1.4 billion, and the board of averaged 208.08 million shares a was looking at the book. ... I New York. prospective depth and duration. economic activity will get so on stage and off, because some directors agreed to submit the offer to day, against 191.09 million in the . looked at it for maybe for 10 Emperor Haile Selassie, Cuban "The man at the desk takes my “ I guess if Istop believing that I The latest data on the employ­ day you will have a chance to will go home, there would really strong that the Fed will feel previous week. minutes and I was crying." President Fidel Castro, the late passport. He does not speak to shareholders “ without endorsement.” speak on behalf of your pieople.” be no purpose for anything” she President John F. Kennedy and me, but to bimself when he says. ■ A bidding war erupted for textile giant J. P. said. Stevens ft Co. with rival West Point-Pepperell Inc. offering to buy the company for about $867 Two charged in insider trading Turntable Tips million in cash and a management-led group jumping its cash and securities offer to about NEW HAVEN (AP) - The $850 million. Stevens also said it had a third, ing people to buy stock in Coastal indicted by a federal grand jury former chairman of a Connecti­ unidentified offer. Savings Bank of Portland. Maine, sitting in New Haven on one count Hot singles cut bank and a stockbroker were now called Coastal Bank, ■ Batus Inc. raised its ho.stile bid for a each of insider trading, wire Top LPs charged Friday with insider Country singles controlling interest in Farmers Group Inc., Silverman allegedly earned fraud and mail fraud. 1. "Never Gonna Give You Up” Rick Adult singles trading before the bank’s 1986 Astley (RCA) with a $4.5 billion offer for the nation’s seventh about the secret merger discus­ Di(?ennaro also was arraigned l.“ 'Dlrty Dancing’ Soundtrack” (RCA) 1. ” Too Gone Too Long” Randy Travis merger with a Maine bank. sions between Suffield Savings 2. "Father Figure” George Michael 1. "Never Gonna Give You Uo” Rick largest insurer. Friday in U.S. District Court in - Platinum (More than 1 million units (Warner Bros.) Astley (RCA) The indictments of Robert (Columbia) sold.) ■ A group led by a British construction firm and Coastal Savings from a man Boston on one count of obstruc­ 2. "This Missin’ You Heart of Mine” DiGennaro, 40. former chairman 3. “ She’s Like the Wind” PatrickSwayze 2. "She’s Like the Wind” PatrickSwayze launched an unsolicited tender offer for who said his information came tion of justice, two counts of ^B.^*?**** ’ Michael (Columbia) Sawyer Brown (Capitol-Curb) ft Wendy Fraser (RCA) of the Suffield Savings Bank, and & Wendy Fraser (RCA) — Platinum Koppers Co. Inc. that valued the construction from DiOnnaro. the indictment perjury and one count of encou­ 3. ” Life 'Turned Her That Way” Ricky 3. "Father Figure” George Michael Arthur Silverman, 62, of West said. Weak” Belinda Carlisle (MCA) Van Shelton (Columbia) and chemicals company at about $1.3 billion. raging perjury, said Assistant f - Platinum (Columbia) Hartford, represented the first Silverman, members of his N<8hts ” Richard 4. ”'rum It Loose” The Judds (RCA- ■ The partnership controlled by T. Boone U.S. Attorney Gary C. Crossen. - Platinum 4. "Endless Summer Nights” Richard criminal insider trading charges fam ily and some of his clients Marx (EMI-Manhattan) 5. Bad Michael Jackson (Epic) — Curb) Pickens Jr, offered to buy Homestake Mining Platinum Marx (EMI-Manhattan) brought in Connecticut, said U.S. invested in Coastal Savings stock DiCfonnaro leaded innocent to 6. "Just Like Paradise” David Lee Roth 5. " I ’m Gonna Miss You Girl” Michael Co., the nation’s largest gold producer, for (Warner Bros.) 5. “ Never Die Young” James Taylor Attorney Stanley Twardy. all four charges and was released °«''1‘1 Lee Roth Martin Murphey (Warner Bros.) about $1.9 billion in cash. and made money on the merger, 7. ” Man in the Mirror ” Michael Jackson (Warner Bros.) (Columbia) The Connecticut indictments the indictment alleges. on his own recognizance. His 6. “ Love Will Find Its Way to You” Reba ■ Two companies controlled by television (Epic) 6. "Can’t Stay Away From You” Gloria were announced a day after the "These actions indicate you travel was restricted to within pj^'til^^teria” Def Leppard (Mercury) — McEntire (MCA) producer Burt Sugarman proposed taking over 8. "Out of the Blue ” Debbie Gibson Estefan ft Miami Sound Machine (Epic) two men were indicted by a don’t have to be a New York New England and he was ordered 7. “ Touch and Go Crazy” Lee Green­ Virginia-based newspaper publisher and (AtlanUc) wood (MCA) 7. “ Seasons Change” Expose (Arista) federal grand jury in Boston on arbitrager to get caught in the not to try to obtain a passport, G*l>»an 8. 'Hungry Eyes” Eric Carmen (RCA) broadcaster Media General Inc. for $1.75 9. "I Want Her” Keith Sweat (Atlantic) — Platinum 8. "Shouldn’t It Be Easier Than This” . charges of perjury stemming insider trading net,” said Dou­ Crossen said. - J- 9. “ Without You” Peabo Bryson ft billion. Media General rejected the offer. (Vintertalnment) 9. "The Lonesome Jubilee ” John Cougar Charley Pride (16th Avenue) from an investigation into the glas Scarff, the SEC’s regional Regina Belle (Elektra) ■ Southland Corp. said it would sell 473 The perjury and obstruction of 10. "Can’t Stay Away From You” Gloria (Mercury) - Platinum 9. "I Wanna Dance With You” Eddie insider trading. administrator who investigated 10.“ Man in the Mirror” Michael Jack- 7-Eleven stores in 10 states to its chief justice charges stemmed from Estefan ft Miami Sound Machine (Epic) n i l i Somebody ” Babbitt (RCA) DiGennaro was accused by the the case. son (Epic) competitor. Circle K Corp., for more than $147 the U.S. Securities and Exchange - G®'** (More than 10. "Famous Last Words of a Fool” New Haven grand jury of disclos­ DiGennaro. a Suffield resident S 500,000 units sold.) million. Commission’s investigation into George Strait (MCA) ing confidential information who resigned as chairman of the the insider trading, authorities Courtesy ol Blllboard nugasine about merger negotiations, lead­ savings bank last July, was said. r-t Takeover battles explode after slump By Joyce M. Rosenberg billion bid for Dayton Hudson Corp., The Associated Press ^ e y ’re almost not enforced,” said its 24 store divisions to^ pay off loans the nation’s sixth-largest retailer. Greenstein. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643V2711 But several factors have combined taken out to acquire Allied. He has No matter who succeeds Ronald NE W Y ORK — Takeover battles for to revitalize takeovers in many already announced he will sell Feder­ retail companies, mostly dormant business sectors. Reagan in the White House, it is ated’s Foley’s and Filene’s divisions \ doubtful the relaxed attitude will after the stock market crash, ex­ “ Relatively low stock prices have to the May Department Stores Co. if survive the change in administra- ploded into out-and-out war this past lured companies into starting tender his tender offer is successful. tions, so many would-be acquirers week as R.H. Macy & Co. Inc. and offers,” said Peter Solomon, co-head Campeau, a shopping center devel­ want to buy companies while there is a Campeau Corp. fought over who will of investment banking for Shearson oper, is said to be interested in more favorable climate. Greenstein KATCI: I to 6 dovt; 90 ctntt otr lint otr dov. YOUM AD. C lottifltd odvertlttm tntt ore acquire Federated Department Federated because many of its stores 7 to 19 doyt: 70 contt oor lin t o tr dov. For clotslfled bdvtrtlttm tnts to token bv ttltohont ot o convenience. Tht Lehman Hutton Inc. ot oubllthtd Tuttdov through Saturday, tht Stores Inc. said. 20 to 25 d o v t : 60 c t n t t p t r l i n t o t r d a y. M onchttttr Herald It rttpontlblt tor only one will provide him with immediate otodlint It noon on tht dov b tfo rt oubllcotlon. Retail stock prices began to slip 26 or m ort dovt: 50 ctntt otr lint otr dov. In c o rre c t In te rtlo n a nd then o n ly fo r the t l i t o f Macy and Campeau had competing In addition, more and more states For odvtrtittm cntt to be oubllthtd Monday, before the crash, and remain de­ access to malls. M liiim vm ctMTot: 4 lln tt. tht orlglnol Intertlon. Errors which do not are passing anti-takeover laws, and the deadline it 2 :» o.m. on Fridov lessen the volut of tht odvertlsement w ill not tender offers for Federated’s stock, pressed now because of sluggish One analyst sees the battle over investors want to make their acquisi­ be corrected bv on odditlonal Insertion. and although Macy and Federated consumer spending. A lower stock Federated as having ramifications signed a definitive agreement, by tions before it becomes too difficult, that could affect the direction of price makes it easier for a prospective he said. week’s end no one was sure who would suitor to finance a takeover. retailing for years to come. win. For existing retail companies, The lower dollar has made Ameri­ Whoever wins Federated “ would be Federated, the nation’s fifth-largest buying another retailer means imme­ HELP WANTED can companies a relative bargain for sitting in • the seat to determine HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers retailer, is a likely takeover target. diate growth. Solomon noted that few whether the major companies get foreigners, such as Australia’s A t a condition orocodont to S Education RECEPTIONIST and As­ The company owns more than 650 shopping centers are being built, larger or whether you’re going to see tho plocomont ot any odvor- MEDICAL Transcrlp- Hooker Corp. Ltd., which in recent sistant In Manchgster tlonlst, part time after- departmott, specialty and discount which cuts down the opportunities for entrepreneurs spurring growth in the tltlng In ttio Mohchotttr Ht- Quiz on page 2. months has acquired B. Altman & Co. retailers to expand. Analysts see this rold, Advortltor horobv doctor's office. Ma­ noons In busy stores and supermarkets, including industry.” said Thomas Tashjian. ogroot to orotoct, Indtmnifv ture, dependable and 1. Spoor (Scent) in New York and Sjakowitz Inc. in as the primary reason for Macy’s PART TIME Manchester doctor's the Bloomlngdale’s, Burdine’s, Laza­ Houston. who tracks retailers for Seidler and hold hormlott tho Mon- pleasant personality a office. Good dicta­ 2. Percheron (Horse) interest in Federated. chotttr Horold, Itt o ffictrt HELP WANTED must. Must enloy pa­ rus and Bullock’s department store There are political factors, too, Amdec Securities Inc. in Los Angeles. phone ability a- must. 3. Whitecap (Waves) chains. Greenstein cited another benefit of and tm p la y ttt against any tient contact. Great Pleasant personality including the upcoming presidential Larger companies may not promote and all liability, lost ar PART Time (substitute) 4. Harpoon (Whale) Mergers and acquisitions in retail­ acquiring a retail company; real txptnto. Including attor- driver needed for worklno conditions. desired, great working 5. Immature election, said Monroe H. Greenstein, a change, he said, adding, "You’re Afternoon hours. Call conditions. Coll 646-. ing and other industries were sharply estate and store divisions that can be going to end up seeing the same thing noyt' foot, arising from newspaper delivery In 6. Yams and Goobers develop “ below.” while the retail industry analyst for the irtvest- claims of unfair trad* practl- Andover/Hebron. Call 646-51S3 leave message 5153 leave message curtailed after the Oct. 19 stock sold or mortgaged to help finance the everywhere.” cot, Infringomonf of trado- with service. other three develop “ above.” ment firm Bear Stearns & Co. Inc. acquisition. Donna 649-3467 for de- with service.______market collapse. Many pending ta­ When smaller companies or man­ morks, trad* names or pat­ MEDICAL Transcrlp- 870 per night. Attention “ You have an administration here When Campeau bought Allied ents, ylolatlan of rights of tolls before 11am. keover attempts were abandoned, that has a very liberal interpretation agement groups buy retailers, they tlonlst, part time after- moms. 2-3 evenings. Stores Corp. at the end of 1986, prlyocy and Infrlngemenf of PART Time driver noons In busy including .part Group Corp.’s $6.62 of antitrust laws, which means may be more' inclined to change and copyright and proprietary needed. Must have own 64»6263 or 561-0458.9-6. PART TIME Chairman Robert Campeau sold 16 of update stores, Tashjian said. rights, unfair campelltlon car. Work 2 days a Manchester doctor's MEDICAL Receptlonist- and libel and slander, which week. Coll Julie 871- office. Good dicta­ Challenlng part time HELP WANTED HELP WANTED may result tram the publlco- 2988, leave message. phone ability a must. position for busy fam­ tlan of any adyertlsment In Pleasant personality the Manchester Herald by RECEPTIONIST and As­ ily practice. Seeking HARVEST Shop- Tlcke- Northwest hit desired, great working dependable, energetic Tax consequences different advertiser. Including adver­ sistant In Manchester conditions. Call 646- tron Operator, lewelry tisements In any free dlstrl- doctor's office. Ma­ person able to handle assembly, general butlan publlcaflant pub­ 5153 leave message multiple duties. For REPORTER for after­ by FAA report ture, dependable and with service. shopkeeping and sales. noon dolly newspaper QUESTION; lished by the Manchester pleasant personality a more Information call Hours needed: Satur­ Either way. the $3,324 is taxable Herald. Fenny Sleffert, PART TIME Drivers, Joyce. 646-6484. to cover town, govern­ I put $10,000 Publisher. must. Must enloy pa­ days 9;45am to 6:00pm. ment, schools, etc. DES ■ PLAINES, 111. (AP) — Northwest — $125 as a dividend and $3.199 as tient contact. Great school buses and vans. Thursdays until into a mutual /A. a capital gain. P.M. field trips avalla- CIRCULATION Crew Su- Some editing and page Airline*flew two “ unalrworthy” jets, improp­ NOTICI TO CmDITORS worklno conditions. pervlsors. Excellent 8:30pm. Additional fund right be­ You chose to reinvest. As a ESTATE OF ble. 643-2373.______hours available. Call layout experience erly delayed aircraft repairs and broke other fore the Oc­ Investors’ VIOLA R. BURNS Afternoon hours. Call opportunity for reti­ helpful. Second shift result, you are required to pay tax 646-5153 leave message PART Time lobs taking rees, students, moms. Jerry or Karen at 649- safety foies, the Federal Aviation Administra­ tober stock The Hon. William E. Htz- hours, Mondav- on $3,324 you never laid your Cerald, Judge, of the Court ' with service.______care of Infants In ck A p p ro x im a te ly 20 2908.10-5:30 dally. Frldav. Send resume tion aaid Friday after a monthlong market crash. Guide ot Probate, District of Man­ daycare. Hours 7omJII hours per week. Work ECRETARY- Law of- investigation. hands on but which you did use to INVITATION TO BID clips to: Editor, Man­ Then, the value chester at a hearing held on 1pm or 1pm-6pm. Must with young adults ages flce, part time, flexible chester Herald, P.O. William A. Doyle buy more mutual fund shares. February 25, 1VM ordered Th* Manchester Public be mature. Please call But the report came to no overall conclusion of my shares that all claims must be pre­ Schools solicits bids for STU­ 1 0 -1 5 . Monday- hours, pleasant atmos­ Box 591, Manchester, and an FAA spokesman said the Minneapolis- sented to the fiduciary at the DENT INSURANCE for th* The Children's Place, Thursday 4:30pm- phere to handle var­ CT 06040. No phone fell about 1981-1989 school year. Seoled Inc., Manchester. 643- based carrier had a “ very good safety record.” address below on or before 8:30pm, Saturday ious tasks Including colls pleasel______$2,000, so I QUESTION: Is if true that May 21,19M or be barred as bids will be received until 5535. phones, typing and fil­ Results of the investigation were contained in a I lIIIL MARCH n 1988,2:00P.M.,at 10am-2pm. Reliable POULTRY Test house In switched my some mutual funds do not make by law pravided. NOTICE OF transportation a must. ing. 649-1256. 110-pag* report released at the FAA’s which time they will be pub­ Columbia. Full time, investment to another fund in the After you purchased shares of capital gains distributions, ther­ Jahanna Bruder Roy, licly opened. The right Is re­ BNMLLMENT SESSIONS If you have the ability suburban Chicago office. Assistant Clerk served to relect any and all BOLTON, CONNECTICUT will train. Benefits. same management group in the second fund, that fund de­ eby saving fund shareholders to motivate young Call Arbor Acres The PAA report also said the airline failed to The tlduclory Is: bids. Specifications and bid Notice It hereby given thot adults and have some order to establish a tax loss. clared a dividend and capital from having to pay tax? Walter C. Martin, Executor forms may be secured at the m * Reglttrors of Voters will Farms 633-4681 ext 250. ensure that pilots flew no longer than allowed sales experience, your CIRCULATION Area Ad­ In December, the second mut­ gains distribution. The tax laws c/o Ronald Jacobs, Esg. Business Office, 45 North hold tettlont for the purpose EOE. and didn’t keep proper records of repairs, 141 Main Street School Street, Manchester, of reglsfrotlon and/or enroll­ earnings potential Is visor. Housewives, ual fund declared a dividend and require most mutual funds to pay Manchester, CT OMHO Connecticut. unlimited. Based on INSURANCE O ffic e . classifying some major repairs as minor. ment of electors entitled to mothers with young a capital gains distribution. My outtoshareholders virtually all of ANSWER; Not quite. Some — 0104» 004-03 vote In the Presidential Pre­ straight commission. children, students. Clerical Including typ­ Northwest acknowledged in a statement that accont was credited with a $125 the funds’ net income. not many — mutual funds retain ference Primaries at the Call Jeanne, Circula­ Earn extra money with ing and telephone re­ the FAA inspection identified “ i39,flHafegs or TOWN OP MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Community Hall, 222 Bolton tion Department, 647- your own part time lob. quired. Jewell- Eng­ diyidend and a $3,199 capital Dividends come from the divi­ their long-term capital gains and NOTICE OP Center Rood, on the follow­ land Insurance. areas of concern,” some of whicji coin4result gains distribution, both of which I ADOPTION OP ORDINANCE ing dates: 9946. Bring your children dends and interest the fund pay tax for shareholders on those with you and save on 646^ 2.______in “ enfgycement actions.” . reinvested. amounts. ‘ SATURDAY, MARCH 12, collects on stocks, bonds and In occordanc* with the provisions of Choptor 3, Sactlons 1988 from 4:00 p.m. to babysitting costs. 21 FULL Time position In “ Of course, any finding is of concern to us As a result, I am required to I and 9 of th* Town Charter, nolle* Is hereby given ot the other securities the fund holds as If your mutual fund uses that 7:00 p.m. In the hours per week, salary growing company do­ and, as’» result, we have told the FAA we will pay income tax on'$3,324 I never adoption by th* Boord ot Directors of th* Town of Manches­ FIREPLACE ROOM ing woodsiding, remo­ investments. After deducting its procedure it will send you Form ter, Connecticut on March 1,19SS. NEWS Stand Dealer. pi us gas allowance. Su­ respond completely to each and every one of received, when I actually lost TUESDAY, AAARCH 15, 1988 Monchester area, de­ pervise our carrier deling and custom operating expenses, the fund 2439, “ Notice to Shareholder of the findhigs on March 25,” said Benjamin G. a ^ u t $2,000. How can this be PROPOSED ORDINANCE from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. liver to honor boxes boys and girls. If you trim. Call 646-0153 ask passes that money along to fund undistributed Long-Term Capital The Registrars will, at such and stores. Established like kids, want a little for Roger. Grigga Jr., Northwest’s executive vice presi­ shareholders as “ income BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of th* Town dent of operations. Gains” every January. Then, you of Monchestsr that th* To Wn of Manchester purchase for th* times, hear reauests by per­ route. Work approxi­ Independence and your 1, dividends.” sum of THREE THOUSAND PIVE HUNDRED (S3,5SS.SS) sons removed for adding mately 6 hours per own Income. Call 647- FAA authorities studied Northwest’s opera­ are required to report the allo­ their names to the registry ANSWER: Because you are Capital gains distributions re­ DOLLARS from Doris P. Fish the premises described In lists. week-get paid for 10. 9946. tions from Jan. 20 to Feb. 19 as part of a cated amount of the capital gains Scheduledpi* AJ hereto attached. talking about two different sult from the net profit a mutual Doted at Bolton, Conn., this Must be available at INSURANCE. Expanding program of in-depth inspections of all major distribution on line 13, Schedule Prepared by: press time (1:00pm) things, each with its own tax fund realized in 1987 from the sale William J. Shea, Assistant Town Attorney 2nd day of March, 1988. property and casualty airlines, said FAA spokesman Mort Edelstein. consequence. D; take your proportionate share Ilvl J. Cannon ond dally and Friday even­ agency looking for part of securities the fund held in its of the tax an fund paid for you a 2-2-SS ings at 12:30am. Deliv­ Edelstein said the FAA would not decide When you switched from one Priscilla M. Dooley time experienced CSR, investment portfolio for more credit on line 60, Form 1040; 006-03 Registrars of Voters ery of papers takes whether to fine Northwest until the airline had mutual fund to another, you SCHEDULE A possible full time. than six months. (As of Jan. 1. attach copy B, Form 2439. for approximately 1 hour. Pleasant worklno con­ a chance to respond and the inspection report redeemed shares of the first fund Those premises' situated In th* Town of Manchester, 1988, the long-term capital gains your records. Copy A already County of Hortford and State of Connecticut described as NOTICE TO CREDITORS Monday-Soturday, de­ ditions. Salary com­ had been reviewed by agency officials. and purchased shares of the follows: ESTATE OF pendable car 4 must. holding period became one year.) went to the Internal Revenue CAROLINE M. RITCHIE, mensurate with expe­ A similar inspection at Eastern Airlines two second fund. The redemption was NORTHERLY: by land now or formerly of th* Town ot Man­ Call Bob at 647-9946. rience. Call 649-0016 In the normal course of events, a Service to feed into its computers. P / k / P CAROLINE RITCHIE, years ago led to fines totaling $9.5 million for a sale. The difference between fund will sell some of those chester, llt.5 feet, more or less; P / k / p CAROLINE Linda. hundreds of violations, mostly involving the $10,000 you Invested in the EASTERLY: by land noworformerlyoftheTownof Man­ MARGARET RITCHIE securities at a profit; some at a This method does not relieve chester, 20.75 feet, more or less; Th* Hpn. Wllllpm E. Flti- maintenance discrepancies. Pan Am World first fund and the $8,000 or so loss. When the profits exceed the you from paying tax on your SOUTHERLY: by land now or formerly of,'Wllllom F. Gerpld, Judge, of th* Court i^USTOMER Service. We Airways was fined $1.95 million in 1986 proceeds of the redemption was a of Probote, District of Mon- loss, the fund passes that money share of the mutual fund’scapital Hough and by land now or forpierlv of Ruth chester ot o heoring held on are looking for respon­ in s e r t e r s . Part time At least two Northwest Airlines jets, both capital loss. It was a short-term L. Plgot, In port by each. In all 111.5 teet, sible service minded to fund shareholders as capital gains. The fund just pays that tax more or less; Morch 01, 1988 ordered thot I nserters wanted. Good DC-lOs, flew several flights from Jan. 1 to Feb capital loss, because you owned gains distributions. oil cloimt mutt be presented Individuals to handle pay I Must be available for you — and makes your income WESTERLY: by th* eosterly terminus of Washington to th* nduclory ot th* od- customer Inquiries. 11 "in an unalrworthy condition,” the report shares of that fund less than six By acting as a “ conduit,” the tax filing ore complicated. before press time said. Street, 20.75 feet, more or less. drett below. Follur* to The position requires (12;30pm) Monday- months. mutual fund does not pay tax. This Ordinonc* shall take effect ten (10) days after this promptly present ony such enthuslam. Independ­ Edelstein said the FAA defines unairworthi­ dolm mov result In th* lost Frlday, and midnight You report that capital loss on Instead, fund shareholders pay publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) of rights to recover on such ent thinking and organ­ on Friday evenings. ness as ‘ ‘any malfunction in any part of the Schedule D of your Fonm 1040 days after this publication of this Ordinonc*. a petition clolm. ization. Good com­ tax on the dividends and capital William A. Doyle, a syndicated signed by not less than five (5) percent of th* electors of th* Interested? Call Bob at a little space aircraft” that takes the jetliner out of federal income tax return. The gains distributions. Town, as determined from th* lotest officlol lists of th* Re- Johonno Bruder Roy, munication skills and a 647-9946. columnist, welcomes written pleasant telephone In the conformance with its approved design or that approximate $2,000 capital loss You had your choice of taking glstrors of Voters, has not been filed with th* Town Clerk re- Asslstont Clerk makes the plane unsafe to fly. questions, but he can only provide auestlng Its reference to o speclol Town election. Th* tlduclory It: manners are essential. right place can be used to offset an equal the December dividend and capi­ answers through the column. Jomes Fogorty Olive Fry* Gordon Hours 3;30-7:30pm, THE EASY WAY to find o “ If one gauge is out, we consider the plane Executrix amount of the $3,199 capital gains tal gains distribution either by Write to Doyle in care of the Secretary, Board of Directors Monday-Frlday, 7- cash buyer for no-longer- unalrworthy,” Edelstein said. distribution from the second fund Manchester, Connecticut c/o Molcolm F. Borlow check or of reinvesting that Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 59i Eto. 10am, Saturday. needed household Items Is or any other 1987 capital gains. money to buy additional shares. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 3rd day of Morch, 172 Eost Center Street Please call Jeanne at with a wont od. Dial Manchester 06040. 1980. Monchester, CT 04040 647-9946 for more 543-2711 to place your OOKP ______sum ______Information. qulck-octlon ad. ; 1 ■ N H f WMITED IHEIFWAIITCD [HELPWMinO INELPWANTEO HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MANCHESTER Vfllao* SALES and Order cierk experienced Driver HELP WANTED Motor Inn notdt Front "c l e r k / t o Is t to take phone orders EXECUTIVE Adminis­ HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Doik person, full time for tri-axel dump. HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED Enjoy working In a plea­ from our retail custo­ Roller and rake per­ trative Assistant. and Housekeepers. sant, friendly, atmos­ WTlC-TV/Channel61ls Office Person mers. A pleasant son. Steady employ­ Full time office person SALESMAN for large KITCH EN help needed. T IR E D of bottling the MECHANIC- Power Flexible hours. Basic phere? Do you have good friendly voice and looking for a mature, general contractor. Part time and full time troffic to Hartford? A AAA Appointment Secre­ skills required needed ment, Insurance, holi­ discreet, detail or­ needed for accounts equipment. Dealership tory. Entry level. Suc- typing and telephone knowledge of office days and profit Must have construc­ position open at East prominent Manchester needs full and part time durino week and wee­ skills? This opportunity Is work helpful. Steady iented person to assist payable, filing, light tion background and Catholic High School. Insurance agency Is SALES Clerk and Cashier cesstul financial kends. Please apply In sharing. Experienced the president and gen­ experienced help. 2and needed at once at mod­ available at this small employment More only pleasel Apply: typing, excellent bene­ be able to read plans. For Interview coll 646- seeking a cheerful ma­ 4 cycle experience, professional needs on person, 100 East Center eral manager. Skills ern health shop In large appointment secre- Hartford area office. Ex- facts about earnings, Upton Construction, fit package. Call for ap­ Excellent commission 5271 between 8am and ture person with some own tools necessary. Street, Manchester. cellenl benefits, perman­ paid holidays and Insu- needed; word process­ schedule. Repiv to Box 2pm.______--— Insurance background Good opportunity for shopping center. Pro­ torv, Mole/Female, to 537 Stafford Road, ing, typing, speed writ­ pointment. fessional atmosphere coordinate schedule N A N N Y needed to love ent position. Ideal for so­ ronce plan at Inter­ Route 32, Mansfield or GO, C/0 Manchester DRIVER- Manchester fo r general office take charge type per- and care for 8 year view. Apply In person; ing, dictaphone plus THE GUDDEN CO. Herald. Position open work. Ability to type Is son. Coventry 742-6103. and ploesont working and set appointments, meone re-entering the call 742-6190 between personnel and payroll based compony taking conditions. Unlike the expand business acu­ douohter for parents work force Please call Manchester Tobacco 8, 8am-4pm. 291 East Caiiter for 2 weeks only I required. We ore lok- experience. Send re­ applications for Ing for an Individual DRIVER and Driver usual retail store. Flex­ men. Evenings from who work andtravel on Mrs. Palmer at Candy Company, 299 Slraat FIRE Restoration Com- Wholesale Route driv­ bulsness. Prefer Ifye- Green Road, Manches- sume to: WTIC-TV who enjoys dealing Aide. Monday-Frlday ible hours. Interesting 5-9pm. $6 per hour base Personnel D e p a rt­ Maaebastar, CT pany looking tor a tew ers. Must be honest, to transport Special health field, good sa­ salary plus liberal In­ In. Must hove cor and 2 8 9 -9 5 76 ter, CT.______good workers. Will with the public. Plea­ ■ CARPENTRY ■ ment. 1 Corporate Cen­ 06040 reliable and able to sant surroundings with Education children, 2 lary and benefits. centives bonus. $300 references. Glaston­ MOTHERS Helper train. $6 starting pay. follow Instructions. bury area. Weekdays WANTED Woltress. ter, Hartford, CT. 646-5844 complete benefits In­ to 3 years old. Call Apply at once to man­ per week, port time wanted for 3 chlldrn Formica Mechanic 06103. Full and part time day Applicant will possess Connecticut Wheel­ ager or assistant man­ Income. Good career 659-5883. Weekends 659- Morning hours 6:30- work. Call after 9am. cluding pension. Sa­ 3651. twice a week and when valid current CT Class chair Service 721-9253 ager; Porkode Health start. Phone Mr. Na­ 11 :45 am .Tuesday, parents go out of town. Custom counter top FOOD Service. We have 646-6855.______2 license with good lary commensurate Wednesday, Thursday. with experience. or 741-0787 between 8-4, Shoppe, Manchester than. 646-5599. Leave Most have own trans­ shop known for SHOP openings for full and LANDSCAPE Laborer- driving record. Excel­ Mondoy-Frldov. Porkode, 404 West Mid- name and phone c A ^ i e r s Call Country Ice part time positions In Please write Box P, portation. References. quality workmanship, Full time. Apply In lent salarvond medical C/0 The Manchester die Turnpike. number. Cream 8c Dell. 742-1488. Call for appointment our clean modern focll- person. Whitham benefits. Call Darl- 3466 Main Street, FOREMAN Herald stating your SERVICE CLERKS 647-8882 between 7- seeks reliable, for large, growing ge­ Ity. Positions vary Nursery, Route 6, Bol­ Mald, Inc. 646-4155. Part and full time posi­ Coventry.______10pm.______qualifications and efficient worker. neral contractor. Must from the assembly and ton. 643-7802. experience. tions. Flexible hours, WANTED Cook- Morning packaging to our SECRETARY- Port time Pay commensurate possess organizational PHYSICIANS Mornings, afternoons hours. 5:30am-3pm. long term (3 years) homemade foods to Monday-Frlday. Coll with experience, skills, as you will be res­ meat slicing and main­ RECEPTIONIST / The Connecticut Dept, of Corrections in Enfield, CT is and evenings. No ex­ protect ot construction ponsible for the upkeep, Country Ice Cream & site In Manchester. 20 benefits. tenance. Super benef­ DARI-FARMS perience necessary. Dell. Coventry. maintenance and its for full time posi­ TYPIST seeking a full time (35 hours week) MD to help us provide to 25 hours per week, proper storage of ser­ ICE C R EAM Paid Training flexible hours. Typing, C. Mather Co., me. tions. Weekdays only. 1S.6K - Congenial, ex­ quality medical services to incarcerents placed in the care Appiy in person; vice tools, equipment No nights or weekends. panding East Hartford answering phone, etc. 339 Chapel Rd. and stock. Must have Has Immediate Openings and custody of the Commissioner of Corrections. This is an Greenfields PROJECT Coll 646-7035.______Ask about our flexible sales office needs flex­ So. Windsor, CT mechanical knowledge hours for days. Glas­ ible person, with good CLASS II ROUTE DRIVER excellent opportunity to enter State service with an attrac­ 469 Main Street NURSERY Laborer- Full of small engines and ve­ tonbury. Call tor de­ EXPEDITER time. Apply In person; telephone skills. Some 2nd SHIFT FREEZER SELECTORS tive salary and a full medical insurance package plus East Hartford, CT hicles. Full time or Part tails at 633-7656 ask for General Contractor Hop River Nursery, m a n a g e r Tralnee- time for right person. Dove.______typing. Diversified ge­ PHONE ORDER CLERKS other liberal fringe benefits. If interested, send your has opening for Indi­ Route 6, Bolton. 646- $20,000 to start. Gram- Excellent salary and be­ neral office functions. LICENSED hairdressers 7099.______PV's Corner Store has NURSES Aides- Provide Apply In Person - resume to: for busy salon In Man- vidual able to manage nefits. Apply to personal care to people Excellent benefits. Fee HELP Needed In Garden Immediate openings In their homes. Home I chester. 649-3999. small to medium con­ for manager trainees. paid. Call WARDEN C e n t e r . Position The Co. Health Aide certifica­ DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM X-RAY. Immediate Medl- struction projects to Includes- loading and Duties will Include MAK cal Cere Center In tion or Nurses Aide Hilary Cutti, CPC 40 Tolland Stage Rd„ Tolland, CT _ Carl Robinson completion. Must have unloading vehicles. bookkeeping, schedul­ 643-26S9 training preferred. Manchester has a full construction back­ ing and dally opera­ Business Personnel AAon.-FrI., 8:30am-5:30pm / Sot. 9am-1pm Trolning provided If Associates Corrections Institute time opening for a ground and be very tions of store. Profit needed. Must hove own Pqld Medical, Profit Sharing and registered X-Ray tech­ RESPIRATORY sharing. Insurance and ACCOUNTING Manager. P.O. Box 1400, Enfield, CT 06082 detailed. Progressive, WTIC-TV Channel 61 Is transportation. Mi­ 659-3511 Pension Plan, EOE. nician. Interested ap­ THERAPISTS other benefits availa­ leage paid. For further ______ABAinrm»llM Action - EOE Bmplovor plicants call Sheri at hard working indi­ Work during the week ble. Call Mrs. Olson at looking for on Individ­ viduals only. Excellent ual to oversee accounts Information call VNA 721-7393 Monday- and enjoy your week­ 1-800-624-9743. of Monchester. 647- Frldgy, 9-4.______salary and benefits. ends. Full time day or RESPONSIBLE ener- payable, accounts j-e- 1481. EOE. AAP. RESTAURANT Bartend- Apply to evening weekday getlc person to fill my celvable and payroll; RN’s • LPN’s • CNA’s ers, food servers-lunch positions for creden- newly opened soles po­ prepare lournal entries It’s Not Too Late To Make Your and dinner, banquet sition. If you fill this and monthly financial ^ Do you onjoy a The MAK Co. tlaled CRTT or RRT. At statements plus ana­ New Year’s Resolutions For 1988!! servers, bar backs. least 1 year of exper­ description, apply in 02178172 foal paeod Apply In person to :The person to: Water & Air lyze general ledger. • Earn High Hourly Rates Small Business 643-2659 ience Is required. You Reauire main-frame and profaaaional Gallery, 141 New Lon- will be working with a 397-C, Broad St., • Participate in a Liberal Profit Sharing Plan d o n T u r n p i k e , Manchester.______computer experience alnioaphoro? TYPIST/Secretary- Im­ Pediatric Pulmonolo­ and lotus 1,2,3. Other • Earn Additional Bonuses Glastonbury.______e a s t e r n Connecticut mediate full time posi­ gist and with the Spe­ areas of responsibili­ THEN THIS IS THE • Local Assignments F E N C E Installer with ex- tion. 35 hour work cial Care Unit. Res­ State University. Uni­ ties; year end audit POSITION FOR YOU! BIG perlence. Call Man­ week. Busy mental ponsibilities Include versity Assistant. To with footnote disclo­ • Paid Professional Liability, Etc. chester Fence 646-2151. health agency and the pulmonary funep) help monoge on- sures, knowledge of Front desk position for • Health Insurance Plans Available school seeking expe­ tion, broncoscopy, campus student em­ forecasting and take charge individual rienced typist familiar sweat testing and ployment programs In budgeting. M ust be who can coordinate Call Dana — Monday-Friday, 9-4:30 RECEPTIONIST with dictaphone work. University Financial able to work closely the dally activities of OPPORTUNITY general pediatric res­ Aid Office. Nineteen Must have good figure Varied clerical func­ piratory care. Pleasant with department man­ the reception area of a tions with working flexible hours per week agers and corporate STAFF MATES, INC. Making a small business succeed is hard aptitute and typing suburban location, at $10.00 per hour; no busy medical practice. ^ Owning a business is a big opportunity. knowledge of standard management. Send re­ work. But small business is the lifeblood of skiils. Fuii benefits, ! outstanding salary and benefits. Prior office or Telephone, booking 2 2 8 -4 3 2 1 out of area, call collect. It s part of the American dream, and an office procedures. Li­ benefits. sume to : WTIC-TV the community. It stimulates jobs; individ­ profit sharing pian. mited backup assist­ bookkeeping expe­ Personnel Depart­ appointments and experience we believe everyone should ance to receptionist. CRH days •9.5S-M4.I1 rience and college de­ ment. Hartford, CT. handling patients. Ex­ ual enterprise, and local economic have an opportunity to pursue. Equai Opportunity gree preferred; min­ EOE. Call Ms. Henry CRTT strsiil8|8 06103. cellent pay and bene­ development. There are currently franchises availa­ Empioyer. Caii 646-0503 for Interview. imal typing. Send letter F In la k y o u r w e e k b y n o o n That’s why 7-Eleven is committed to the •ia48-'IS.52 of application and re­ R E C EP T IO N IST needed fits for right individual ble in: Enfield, Windsor Locks. Vernon WAITRESSES- Week- RRT days •I054-'I47B sume to; Director of In downtown Hartford. Apply In person or f ^ d a y t success of all its franchisees. W e’ve set up a and in the ^ ea ter Springfield area. 528-9641 Full time. Salary, be­ ask for davs and weekends full y RRT snaliMS Financial Aid, Eastern send resume to; system that lends an uncommon amount of If the idea of starting your own busi­ time. Breakfast and Connecticut State Uni­ nefits, bonuses and Mrs. Hodgdon •1l.6»-odywork ble circa 1760 Cape In-ground pool that skills a must. Will and painting of my MANCHESTER. Hair Cod. Over 1500 square comes with the terrific HIRINGI Govtrnmont train. Good pay.bonef- vechicles at their con­ salon. Lovely shop feet of truly magnifi­ near center of town. 7 room Raised Ranch lobs- your aroa. Its and conditions. venience - great second cent history. 7 rooms, on Fern Street In Man­ CLEANING $15,000-S68,000. C all Apply In porson only. Income, start Imme­ Good parkins and 3-4 b e d ro o m s , 1'/j CARPENTRY/ ICARPENTRY/ IIIMI8CELLANE0U8 great visibility. Fully chester. 3 bedrooms, I8ERVICE8 REMODELING SERVING AMERICA (602) 830-SN5. E X T . Morrill Industries, 26 diately! Make some baths, keeping room 2Vi baths, formal din­ m Iremddelind I8ERVICE8 775. Village Street, Elling­ good money on the eoulpped alone with 5 with beehive oven, 4 FROM THE ing room, 2 car garage, PR O FESSIO N AL house- ton, C T. sidel Coll 87M527. stations. Move In onv- fireplaces, gorgeous ODD lobs. Trucking BEGINNING! tlme and be your enclosed porch, new cleaning. Dependable CARPENTRY A ‘ 8A8 Homs wide board floors, living room carpet. cleaning weekly or bi­ Home repairs. You bossM 815,000. Anne R E R ^ U W SERVICES Improvomonts A Repilr beamed ceilings, the Park-llke grounds with weekly. Ten years ex^ Comptata home rapalra and re­ name It, we do It. Free 643 -2 7 1 1 Miller Real Estate 647- list Is endless. Call to modeling. Wa apadalln In bath- Complete, home care. estimates. Insured. 643- BANKING OPPORTUNITIES 8000.O extra storage barn for perlence. References, IT’S A SURE THING! see for yourselfl all your gardening free estimates. 742-541 rooma and kitohana. Smaii acala "No Job Too Small" 0304. 8162,000. Jackson 8i commercial work. Ragtatared, In- nORTHEAST SAVINGS haa grown to ba ona o,tha largaal tools I 8249,900. Jack- after 6:00. •ured, rafacenoaa. FrM Eitimata* ODDS and Ends sewing Jackson Real Estate son 8i Jackson Reol done In my home. Coll savings and loans In this area and that means Its an exciting place to Real Estate ° 647-8400.O______...... < ^ 6 1 6 5 646-1143 work with great benefits - Including a free NOW checking account Estate 647-8400.D TOTAL HOME A OFFICE 649-7606. and transportation subsidies — and friendly people who make It fui< SOUTH Windsor- Charm­ CLEANIN6 8ERVICE8 SPRING Cleanup. Lawn liauri|pHtrr Bpralft ing 7 room Colonial. 3 MANCHESTER. Immac- Dally, Weakly, Monthly IPAMTINB/ mowing. Hedge trim and "NORTHEAST EASY" to build your career with us. HDME8 bedroom, 1'/!i baths, 1 ulate 3 bedrooms, IVi Low Ralaa. Call M.T.S. PAPERING mlng. Related truck both brick Cope. En­ I We currently have the following openings available for people with at |FDH8ALE car garage, '/t acre, COMMERCIAL CLEANING BUILDERS Ing. Professlono screened porch, new closed porch, large NAME vour own price. equipment. Insured least 6 months tellers/cashlers experience. A strong aptitude for roof, vinyl siding, treed lot, 2 car over- SERVICES-6d%78 Pother 8i Son, painting All real estate advertised In lor a fraa aatimala References. Ray Hardy figures and a talent for dealing with people. storm windows and slzed garage. 646-2787 and papering, remo­ 646-7973. PUBUC AUCTION the Manchester Herald Is fireplaced living room. 8153,900.Century 21 Ep­ ye PLANNINQ/DE8IQN val. 872-8237. sublect to the Fair Housing stein Realty 647-8895.0 ESTATE SALE Part-Time Act of IMS, Which makes It 81^,000. 644-2961. SEI^VICE IBOOKKEEPIND/ ■ CUSTOM HOMES BY ORDER OF THE PROBATE COURT. DIS­ The Manchester Customer Sales Specialist Illegal to advertise any pref­ IROOFIND/ erence, limitation or discrim­ INCOME TAX ■ ADDITIONS We ore expanding our TRICT OF MANCHESTER 077, dated February 2. Banking Office Monday & Tuesday, 11am-2pm ination based on race, color, a DECKS I8IDIN6 Thursday, 11am-7:30pm housecleonlng servi 1988, the undersigned conservator hoe been Manchester Parkade religion, sex or notional OPEN HOUSE INCOME TAX a SIDING ces to Bolton, Mon authorized thereby to tell the following property Manchester, C T Friday, 10am-4pm origin, or an Intention to ■ CEILINGS REFINISHED Chester, Vernon areas Saturday, 8:30am-12:30pm make any such preference, PRESTIGE ROOnNG under the terms and conditions hereinafter set limitation or discrimination. Sunday March 6 PREPARATION ■ CONCRETE WORK Roofing ol all typaa. Shlnglaa. 10 years experience, forth, to wit: The Herald will not know­ In Your Home ■ FRAMING CREW flat roofing, roof rapalra. excellent work done Full-Time Teller ingly accept ony advertise­ Inicuding; Rental and Sola AVAILABLE______Coll 647-1545 otter 3:30 ment which Is In violation of 1-5 PM Proprlatorahlp. Call Jim Whaalar All work guinnftd. Mon.-FrI., 11:30am-7:30pm the low.______Call Saturday Mornings s o u th e r n New Bito"- 47 Warren Ave. ^ 742-1009 HAWKES TREE SERVICE TAU6A ASSOCIATES 742-7831 Bucket, truck S chippar. Stump The Charter Oak Office land classifleld ads Cuatom building, fram­ Charter Oak Mall Full-Time reach nearly 800,000 Vernon 6E0R6E E. MROSEK, JR. removal. Fraa aatimataa. Customer Sales Specialist Pnlmltnil Tix Pripiritlon ing, addltlona, ranova- Special conaldsratlon for East Hartford, C T homes In Connecticut tlona and roofing. For a Mon.-FrI. 11:30am-7:30pm and Rhode Island. The Immaculate U&R constructed Con­ 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE HSlfLOOBINe •Iderly and handicapped. Saturday Mornings quality Job at a good price for a basic 25 temporary Colonial. 3 bedrooms, PERSONAL SERVICE price... Call Bud at word ad Is only S55 and REASONABLE RATES 647-7553 In addition to the benefita noted above, our employees are eligible to will appear In 43 news­ V/z baths, fieldstone fireplace with 742-8732 PLOOR8AN0ING participate In our comprehensive benefit package, which Includes papers. For more In­ 649-6880 • Floors like new formation call Classi­ accent lighting. Garage, large lot, • Specializing In older floors HANDYMAN medical and dental coverage, along with many other attractive fied, 643-2711 and ask ENROLLED AGENT Homa Improvamant - Pointing like new! *194,900. FARRAND REMODELING • Natural & stained floors > Invite you to apply at our branch offices during regular for detalls.o______12 Y0V9 IPS fjrperfenos Room addHIons, dBCka. roofing, - Bowmantt Rnlihad - Tiling - T bx PiepifsHon / ContuMno / Tax • No waxing anymore banking hours or contact Lynda Rich In our Human Resources Oept., tiding, windowt and guttara. Light Cornantrv ■ ODD JOBS - MANCHESTER- 7/4 Du­ Directions: Rt. 30 to Tunnel Road, 8«mlnBrD INSURED at 282-1111 for more Information on available positions. plex. Spacious new ad­ Cxp«r1 In NSW A (Md Tax Lswi Backhoa and. buMdozar aarvlca John Verfillle - 646-5750 Right onto Warren Ave. avaiiabla. Call Bob Parrand. Jr. BARRY SCANLON PROPERTY: A two-etory, single family frame EOEM /r dition. Ideal for large KIMERLEE D. O^EILL family. $185,000. Tully Bus. 647-8509 IHEATIN6/ 646-2411 Iraa aitlmataa dwelling at 72 Blatell Street, Manchester, C T, Real Estate. 643-0005. 646-6079 Has. 645-6849 with four bedrooms, two baths, two-car detached COLUMBIA Lake- Over- STRANO I plumbinb garage and approximately 86' x 142' lot ina Bual- slzed Cape, view of TAX ATTORNEY Wont to sell vour cor? For nees II zona. Property rjsquires subetantial reha­ (R«6rBd from tR8) quick results, use a low- water with deeded will advise and prepare KITCHEN & BATH bilitation. right of way to lake. 3 REAL ESTATE R.A. D A V ID S ^ cost Classified od. all tax returna. fk«Ma$ taMai. Fm * Itrvlai PLACE OF SALE: On the premisea. bedroom, baths, REMODELING }'/2 Maw kiaWMant. Rapaha. Oralna D A TE O F SALE: March 12, 1988, at 12:00 Noon fireplaced living room, 6 4 7-765 3 WHITMAN From the smallest repair to Claanad. eattirooni a KXehan IN SP ECTIO N: Tw o hours before sale. den, formal dining 16S Downey Drive., Apt. A the largest renovation, we RanMdaang TERM S: This property will ba sold In "os le" con­ room, eat-ln kitchen Manchaalar, S28-1BB1 will do a complete job. Start SarWea It Our Butinttt IIAND8CAPIN6 with dishwasher, wet to finish. Free estimates. dition without warranties or reproaentatrons of bar, rec room, laundry Bus Phona 742-S3S2 any kind os to ita condition, by Fiduciary Deed, THE JCPENNEY CATALOQ, room and work room. YBO Heritage Kitchen & five *"■ Income Tax Prepared PLUMBING a HEATING WNITHAM UNDSCAK subject to the approval of the Probate Court, Dis­ fifiOl'-' Many extras and large a Lot Claaiing , trict of Manchester 077. The property will be sold deck. Move-In condi­ by CPA Bath Center Boilers, pumps, hot 21 a Brush Rtmoval Come visit our showroom st free and clear of the real property tax lions. It will OUTLET STORE tion. Shown by ap­ 164 East Center St. water tanks, new and R Planting a Stona Work pointment only. SELL. Manchester 162 W. Middle Tpke. i a Dstigning be sold aubjsct to taxes as adjuitod, building replacements. We are a totally different kind of Penney’a which sells off overstock Manchester 8199,900 by owner. 228- 647-9780 FREE ESTIMATES Plan Now For Springl lines established, easements and restrictions of and discontinued merchandise from our catalog at reduced prices. 9032. 649-5400 record. If any, and all provisions of any ordi­ OPPORTUNITY! A little 643-9849 / 228-9616 643-7802 nance, municipal regulations or public or private W e offer flexible schedules to fit your lifestyle. W e are now accept­ YOUR T L C mokes this well law. Immediately prior to the beginning of the ing applications for the following positions and work schedules. If you featured house a home. auction, to be held by the auctioneer, ell bidders are Interested, please stop In and apply at our reception desk. Colonial with 3 bed­ HOMES [gj^H O M ES I ^ H O M E G shall produce proof of the ability to pay the depo­ rooms, 1>/i baths, HOUSE FOR SALE HOMES french doors to flre- FOR SALE lijFD H SALE FOR SALE sit required by the succeasful bidder. Immedia­ ’ placed living room, . . with a Classified ad. tely following the sale, the euccetsful bidder will hardwood floors, gar­ Home buyers read our D O N 'T miss this one. be required to execute e Purchase Agreement Mirchoimise HonUlm M:30 or Extra large Town- NEW to market. 4 plus 4 MANCHESTER. Elegant COVENTRY. To be age, nice area. Asking real estate listings Duplex, conveniently entertalnina In this built 11 A custom de­ with the teld conservator and to pay a deposit of 8149,900. Call Linda house In one of Man­ nitfhft erntf woolcoiiilt located. Separate sys­ spacious 4 bedroom ex­ signed Contemporary Ten Thousand ($10,000) Oollare In cosh, bank .. . :■ a : ava -'a' Brown, Re/Mox East everyday. Advertise chester's most desira­ ble locatlonsi Inside tems with newer fur­ ecutive Colonial. Gor­ home consisting of teller check, or certified check. In the event the of the River. 647-1419. nace on one side and ExoeHgnt StBilino PUittwi • irK«r«tt»g« Allwr 00 p a yg | vour home in the features Include fully geous oak kitchen with quality detailed fea­ winning bid exceed! $100,000, the euccettful A Picture is worth a newer burner on the sliders to bl-level deck. Classified eolumns oppllonced kitchen, 3 tures throughout the 8 bidder shall Increase the deposit to 10% within thousand words I Sel­ other furnace. Newer Raised hearth fire­ rooms, family room, 3 bedrooms, 2'/} baths, forty-eight (48) hours of the sale. The balance of dom does such a plctu- where ready buyers will central olr, gas heat. 100 amp circuit break­ place In family room, bedrooms, 2V^ baths, 2 resaue home become see it. Claf^ilied Spacious room s In ers. 2 cor garage. In 2Vj baths, central olr, cor garage, wall to wall the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) good condition. Coll on quality throughout. JCPenney offers an excellent benefits package Including: avallablel Inside and readers will make vour move In condition. Out­ carpeting, skylights, days from the date of the auction end upon Medical and Dental Rane out this home has been side features Include this one I 8194,900. Coll for details. lacuzzi and much tender of Fiduciary Deed. If aeld sale is not ap­ Strono Real Estate 647- Paid Vaoallona maintained and deco­ home' a bestseller! bock yard patio with 8269,900. Century 21 Ep­ more. Located on 2Vj proved, by the probate court, the deposit shell be 7653.0 stein Reolty 647-8895.0 Paid Hotidaya rated lust beautifully. treed brook setting, re­ acres. 8229,900. Kler- returned. Otherwise, the deposit shall be Liberal Marchandlae Olacounl 10 plus rooms, 5 bed­ non Realty 649-1 l47.o creation area, tennis forfeited In the event the succeteful bidder telle Savlnga and Profit Sharing Plan rooms, den, enormous court, swimming pool, living room, formal carport. Hurry I Won’t M A N C H E S TE R . New to MANCHESTER. Pertec- to close after the tala Is confirmed by the Court. dining room, brand MANCHESTER. Newllst- market. Pork like tlon plus. Custom built lost 8143,900. Coll for Ing. A 16 X 32 Inground A pply In person Sunday thru Saturday at new deluxe kitchen, vour private showing grounds surround this 7 room center chimney FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: pantry, 1st floor family pool puts you In the charming 7 room split Cope. Large formal liv­ MANCHESTER today. Realty World, swim In this lovely JCPenney Catalog Outlet Store room, 2 fireplaces, re­ Benoit Frechette Asso­ level. Formal livino ing room, 15.6x14.3 for­ MALCOLM F. BARLOW, ESQUIRE, creation room and lots neighborhood. Our room with fireplace, mal dining room, 1st HERALD ciates 646-7709. □ sparkling Cope offers 3 1361 Tolland TurnplkO/ Manchester/ Connecticut morel Off South Main formal dinina room, floor family room, CONSERVATOR OF THE ESTATE OF people read bedrooms, 1'/j baths, Located In the Manchester Cotalog Distribution Center Street on Arvine Place. elaasHlMl adf eot-ln kitchen, family fully oppllonced eat-ln ALFRED THOMAS GREZEL ■Ot/MVF 8329,000. Jackson 8, dining room, garage, room and garage. Coll kitchen with trench phoiM 643-2711 classified Placing on od in Classified large lot. 8169,900. 172 East Caatar SU’aet » Jackson Real Estate Is easy. Just coll 643-2711 to r y o u r exclusive doors to deck and lo­ 647-8400.O Centurv-21- showing. 8167,500. Sen­ cated In sought after Maachastar, CT 06040 We’ll help you with the Homeseekers Realty. wording of your od. try Real Estate 643- areo. Sentry Real Est­ 623-5044. 4060.O ate 643-4060.O (203) 646-4081 N0ME8 s t'P T 'W 'S (t R e f g I I HOMES APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOR SALE Rentals MMCELLANEOUS CARS I FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE MANCHESTER. 4 room MANCHESTER. 4 bed­ s r o i i t s ______Victorian Colonial In 30 Locust Street, Istfloor, CHAIN Link fence for room Cape, V/i baths, ROOMS 4 rooms, heated. $400. conyenlent location. enclosed breezeway, 2 FOR RENT large dog. 12X12, also Large eot-ln kitchen car oyersized garage. Securtly. No pets, no Includes dog house. appliances. Referen­ 447-1499. Work 524-4918. CADILLAC LImosIne with pantry. Beamed Lower leyel recreation CLOSE to buslines and I Hying room with pilar ces. 444-2^ weekdays 1973. Excellent condi­ room with sliders to a downtown. $80 per 9 - 5 p m . ______tion, new radlals, all Patriots may have found a buyer In Tisch columns, open stair­ patio and private yard. week. Call 443-9000. case and bay window. $209,000. D.W. Fish MANCHESTER-5 roam, 3 ENDROLLS power, runs great! Formal dining room or Realty 443-1591.0 M ANCHESTER Quiet bedroom apartment 27BwMlli-aS8 Start vaur own busi­ By Dave Goldberg den, porch and 2 car area. Off street park­ with appliances. Excel­ 1 M width • a for 284 ness! First $5500 takes TheThe^MO^Iated*Prp«c Associated Press hopedhoped to to conclude conclude the the talks talks by by next next Wednes Wednesday and garage. $147,900. O.W. ing. $45/week. Security lent condition. Availa­ MUST Da pMaO up at lha It away I Call 87M527. ne Associated Press pledgedpledged to to keep keep the the team team in in New New England, England, o one of the Fish Realty 443-1391.0 CONDOMINIUMS and references. 444- ble March 1st. $475. HaraM OflW a Monday thru prerequisites desired by the league. 1484 or 549-3018. 449^21.______Thwadaybalora 11 am.e«ily. PONTIAC Grand Prix NEW YORK — Robert Tisch, the former U.S. TOLLAND. Prime loco- FOR SALE 1985. A/C. AM/FM. postmaster general, said Friday he could be less Robert Popeo, the lawyer for the Murray group, tion at a realistic price. Pe m a l e s preferred. $40 MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ 24.000 miles. $7500. Call said only that negotiations are continuing. Expandable 2 bedroom LO VELY & Larger Town- a week plus$40dep6slt. room apartment. Ap­ 449-4803 after 5pm. than a week away from taking over the NFL’s New Call 44^9472, Mondoy- England Patriots from the financially troubled "I hope he does complete a deal," Popeo said of Cape located on ap­ house with 1200 square pliances Included. $450 HONDA Civic 1980. New Tisch. "What may or may not be finalized depends proximately 1',^ acres feet plus heated base­ Frlday 3:30to0:00pm. plus security. 449-8345. Autoinotlva clutch, battery, Sullivan family. , ment and garage. I'/k Ask for Eleanor. on if terms on an essential deal can be made. And as with fleldstone fire­ brakes, exhaust sys- But Tisch, whose net worth is estimated at close to of now, no deals has been made.” place and barbecue. baths, 2 bedrooms, FEMALE preferred. CONDOMINIUMS tem. $1300. 449-4558. $1 billion, warned that the deal is still far from a sure Stop byll $157,900. central vacuum system Clean, quiet, busline. thing. NFL spokesman Joe Browne said Friday that if Klernan Realty 449- hook-up, second floor Kitchen privileges. FOR RENT CARS VOLKSW AGON Rabbit the deal is concluded by then it might be possible for 1147.0 laundry, garage door FOR SALE 1980. 4 door. 74,000 "I think from a practical standpoint it can be Call 447-9813 evenings. miles. Excellent run­ NFL owners to approve it at their annual winter opener. Near high­ TOLLAND. Vernon line, done," he said. "Whether it will be done is another meeting, which begins March 13 in Phoenix. ways. Small complex, Don’t miss the many offer­ new 1 bedroom Con-- ''1)1*®®^^ Sentra Wagon ning condition. $1500. matter.” 449-2530.______Browne noted that while approval is normally "MajlLJLMIU" nice location. $129,900 ings In today's classified dominium. iv^ bothk, 1 1983. Front- wheel If 'Tisch, a friend and neighbor of NFL S«e this houM while It's and worth It I Belflore columns. fully appllanced kit­ drive. Intermittent ASPEN 1978 with 70,000 held up pending an investigation of the buyer, this chen. $415 per month. Commissioner Pete Rozelle, takes over the team, it still under construction. Agency. 447-1413. wipers, cloth Interior, miles. 1 owner. $1000 or would end a soap opera-like saga in which the one might go through more quickly because Tisch is Colonlsl-3 BR M ANCH ESTER. North- 871-2117 leave message. runs excellent. $2495. best offer. Col 1443-4018. well-known and was checked out by the federal 12'e"x1l'8” plus mester APARTMENTS Call after 4:30.449-8204. Sullivans have desperately tried to save the field Green. Spacious FOR RENT ^ CHEVY Malibu 1983. ({overnment before he became postmaster general BR 12 X 22. 2nd floor Townhouse with fin­ I I HOMES PLYMOUTH Horizon- 40.000 miles. $3500 good franchise that Billy Sullivan started as a charter n 1986. wesher-dryer {Why csrry ished basement, 3 bed­ FOR RENT 1981. 77,000 miles. One condition. Call after member of the old AFL in 1960. laundry from bedrooms rooms, 2 full and NEW Apartments. 1 bed­ owner. Excellent con- 5:30 447-0237. But despite success at the box office and on the \ “The Patriots are on the agenda of the meeting in to basement & back room, 2nd floor. $575 dltlon. $1100. 742-8207. again) baths. A/C, carport, per month. 1 month 3 BEDROOM House, CAMARO 1978- V-8, Auto­ field, the Sullivans have debts variously estimated iny case,” Browne said. "Whatever the status at pool and tennis. Call security. Peterman available April 1st. $800 CAMARO IROC-Z 1987. matic, silver sport, from $83 million to $110 million. The troubles have I he time, there will be a discussion of the situation. ’' Family Room — Kitchen Rich Fllloramo, work monthly. Security. 447- Black with silver. runs well. $800. Call 12 X 32. L.R.-DR 12 x 23. Building Company 449- stemmed from several sources, including promo­ Tisch’s background has been primarily in movie 245-4431, home 529-5483 9404. 9458.______12,000 miles, loaded. 443-4574 anytime. tion of singer Michael Jackson’s 1984 Victory Tour 2’A Baths 2-car garage or 449-3101.______$13,500. 449-5305. theaters and hotels. half-acre lot with many M ANCHESTER- '/j Du- by Chuck Sullivan, one of Billy’s sons. trees. BRAND New spacious 1 Plex. 2 bedrooms, gar- STORE AND YUGO 1987. 12,000 miles. Just two weeks ago, the family averted an auction He and his brother Laurence, who is chief bedroom Condomi­ OFFICE SPACE Best offer. 537-2442. CLYDE 1900 sq. ft. Living space nium with beautiful oge, washer/dryer, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. of Sullivan Stadium in Foxboro, Mass., which is in executive officer of CBS, are the principle owners of plus another 800 sq. ft. In refrigerator. $400 per CHEVY 9 passenger Im- the Loews Corp. Loews also owns 24Vi percent of the basement ready to be large windows, cathed­ month. 444-2404.______MANCHESTER- Primi palo Wagon 1980. Auto­ R O U T E 83, VERNON Chuck Sullivan’s name, by declaring the stadium made Into huge roc room ral ceilings, large 84 Regal Cpa. '7 2 9 5 bankrupt. In January, they obtained permission stock in CBS, a prime contractor with the NFL, but walk-ln closet. Very MANCHESTER- 4 room, downtown office matic with air. Best with lav hook-up. Many space, 825 square feet. offer. 537-2442.______84 Century LTD va *7395 from the league to draw from the escrow fund they Tisch said he would place that stock in a blind trust if more advantages. conveniently located. 3 bedroom Duplex. he were to take over the Patriots, as he did when he $97,900. Anne Miller Available March 1st. Reasonoble. 448-1447. CADILLAC 1984. White, 84 Pontiac Trana Am '10,795 have with the league to pay for future contracts to Price •250,000. Manchee- Refrigerator and TWO 3,000 square foot loaded, 2,200 miles. 85 Monta Carlo S3 *11,495 meet their present payroll for the rest of the league. served as postmaster general. ter Lydall St. — Deer Run Real Estate 447-8000. □ stove. No utilities. shops available. Can $14,900. 444-5422. 88 Escort 4 d r. *4995 area SOUTH Windsor. "Beau­ At that time, the league appointed a committee Adults preferred. No camblne. Loading 85 Chav. Astro Vwi *10,195 Earlier, another New York financier, Donald For more Information call tiful Condominium" 5 GRAND Wagoner 1984. headed by Norman Braman, owner of the pets. 443-2034.______d r. Trump, dropped out of the bidding for the Patriots 840-0935. rooms, sunken living dock, offices, ba­ White, excellent condi­ 85 Century 4 *6995 Philadelphia Eagles, to monitor the situation. That MANCHESTER. Attrac­ throoms, heat and elec­ tion, 34,000 miles. 88 Toyota pass, van *9495 charging that unnamed NFL officials were trying to room with nice fire­ tricity Included. Broad committee also includes Ralph Wilson of the Buffalo "co-opt" him. Trump, as owner of the New Jersey BRAND New Raised place, atrium doors to tive 4 room Duplex, 1 Vk $14,900. 444-5422. 88 Cavalier 4 d r . •6495 Bills and Rozelle, whom one source said had a role in Ranches located In a baths, 1st floor Street, Manchester. 88 Century 4 d r. *9995 Generals of the USFL and its principal figure, had deck, 2 bedrooms, re­ Call Steve 443-1141. CAMARO 1985. V-4. Auto­ bringing 'Hsch into the picture. beautiful area of North laundry, large yard. 88Camarocpd *10,795 been the NFL’s main antagonist in the dispute that creation room, great matic, AM -FM stereo, Tisch, who officially retired as postmaster Coventry. 1900 square bright kitchen, a large $750 plus utilities. Call A/C, tilt. 40K. Mint 88 Olds Dana cpd *12,995 ended when the USFL went dormant after winning general at midnight Tuesday, said he met for 3‘/4 feet of living areo. 7 garage plus pool, ten­ 447-9353 after 5pm. IMISCELUNEOUS condition. $7500. 445- 87 Chav. Calsbrny 4 d r. *9995 just $3 in its antitrust suit against the older league. rooms, 2

w in. lose & DRHW Knicks 110 ,7Bers 108 (OT) Bon Cronshow V 7149^1X UConn in regular season finale Whalers host Rangers tonight Bruc* Uotzke \ 6171— 140 Bill Sender 7347— 140 STORRS — The University of Connecticut (13-13) Hockey HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (27-31-7) Basketball PHILADELPHIA (Nl) Ed Ron 4171— 140 will end its regular season tonight at 8 (WPOP will host the New York Rangers (28-29-8) tonight at Barkley 4111012 20, Robinson 941 54 21 Roymond Rovd 6171— 140 (Jmlnskl 4111311 Cheeks 114 45 21 King Joey Slndelor 71-49— 140 1410-AM) when it entertains Brooklyn College at the 7:30 (SportsChannel, WTIC) at the Civic Center. 4124511Wingate 1-5001 Coleman 541411 D.A. Welbring 71-69— 140 Field House. The Huskies will then compete in the NHL ttandingt Hartford snapped a three-game losing streak with a Henderson 171-35 Totals31963039101 Wayne Grady 70- 71— 141 NBA itindings Lennie Clements 7169— 141 Big East Tournament at Madison Square Garden in 2-1 win over Chicago Wednesday night. NEW YORK (IN) Mike Reid 71- 70-141 WALIS CONraillNCI <}r**n490011Walk*r41)001iewlno47 New York City which runs from March 10-13. UConn EASTERN CONFERENCE John Mahoftev 6173— 141 1311 Jackson 7-175419, Wilkins 4174411 Atark D'Meoro 71-70— 141 will play Providence College Thursday night in the W L T PI* OP OA ANonltc Division Nowmon 412 2-4 11 Tucker 45 15 11 W L Pet. OB Steve Elkinglon 70- 71— 141 tournament opener. Phllodelohla 34 23 7 75 2 » 229 Hartford^ist Maine tonight Cartwright 410 47 17,. Cummings 1-2 0 4 1 Jeff Slunran 71- 70-141 74 2* 1M Boston 40 19 471 — Donovan 00 OOlScurry00001Orr00100. WasMnaton 34 X 4 Now York 24 32 429 14'/i Sandy LvI* 7171— 141 N Y Islandon 31 X 9 71 2X 21* ’The University of Hartford (11-6,13-15) will battle Totals439021-X111 (Xivld Edward* 7170- 142 44 3X 237 WostUngton 24 32 439 14/i Tommy Nakallmo 6174— 143 Boston X a 5 •1 254 203 ECAC NAC tournament at the Hartford Civic nxBi 10), Now York X (Grson m . Morris Hatalskv 7170— 143 Ollcoeo 33 25 461 4 Assists— Philadelphia 14(Wlneato, Buffalo » 27 9 » XI 2X Center. AMlwouko* 30 34 456 4uls 1 0 1.000 Mark Ly* 7173— 145 p.m. A S A softball umpire test offered (taldsn State at Los Angels* Lokors, REGULAR SEASON ENOS 4:30 p.m. — College basketball; Boston Univer­ WInnipoa at Toronto, 1:08 p.m. Powsr-play Opportunttlos— Quoboc 1 of 3; Chicago 0 0 .000 (n) (teorge Archer 7170— 145 sity at Northeastern, NESN Edmonton at Caloorv, t:0S p.m. WasMnrton 3 of & AAontrool 0 0 .000 The Manchester Rec Department is offering the Utah at Soottl*, (n) RonnI* Block 7449^145 (foollos— Quoboc (Jossolln (33 shots-24 0 0 .000 Dick Most 7171— 145 4:30 p.m. — Golf: Women’s Kemper Open, Dotrott at St. Lout*. S:3S p.m. New York SoteiOov (Sams* Chlcooa at Mlnnotota, 1:35 p.m. sovos). Washington, Malorchuk (30-24). San Diego 0 0 .000 A.S.A. softball umpire test. Anyone interested in Now York at Now J t n m , 7:X p.m. Fridsy’s college hoop ecoree Bkdne McColllster 7173— 145 Channel 30 Montrool at Los Anosfos, 10:35 p.m. A— 11912 Son Francisco 0 0 .000 taking it and umpiring in Manchester for the Rec Dotrott at WosMnetton, 7:X p.m. Wayne Levi 71-74— 145 Sandoy^ Oamss Roforoo Don Morouslll. Unosmon— Atlanta 0 1 .000 Mllwoukoo at Atlanta, 7:X p.m. Andy Bean 71-74— 145 7 p.m. — College hockey; Providence at Boston (3ord Brosokor, Randy Mttton. 0 1 .000 Department during the slow pitch softball season EAST MIko Hulbert 7744— 145 PtillodolpMa at Now Jorsov, 1:35 p.m. Philadelphia LosAng*l**aipp*rsatChlcaeo,l:Xp.m. Dartmouth 91 Brown 73 University, NESN Voneouvor at WosMngton, 1:35 p.m. NOTE: Spllt-squod gamtf count In after passing the test should contact Carl Silver at Bob Eastwood 7171— 145 Hartwick 41 Staten Island 73 Lonny Wodklra 7171— 145 7:30 p.m. — Rangers at Whalers, SportsChannel, Now York Iskmdors at Quoboc 3:05 standings, tios do not 647-3084. Socramonto at Houston, S;X p.m. Kutztown H Lock Haven 14 p.m. Late (Oomos r llndudod Son Antonio at Utah, 9:X p.m. Chris Perry 7173— 146 Ponn 15 Comoll X Ken Brown 7173— 146 WTIC Boston at Buttalo, 7:05 p.m. (Joldon State at Portland, 10:X p.m. Prlnooton 73, Columbia 52 7:30 p.m. — College basketball; Hartford at Dotrott at Chicago, 1:35 p.m. Pittsburgh 1 Phllodtlphla 3 Donvor at Soottl*, 10:X p.m. Curt Bvrum 7170- 146 Cincinnati 9, Toronto 3 Scranton X , CabrInI 5) Isoo AokI 7173— 146 Transactions SoRdoyte Oomss TOURNAIMENTS Maine, WKHT Now York Yankees 5, Atlanta 4 John Anderson out 2-3 weeks Oovoland at Boston, Noon Tony Sills 7171— 146 8 p.m. — College basketball: Brooklyn College at NHL reiulU Boston (ss) 1 Chunichl Dragons 3 Los Angel** Jaakors at Dallas, 3 p.m. (Xw* Rummells 7749-146 HARTFORD — Hartford Whalers left wing John Tim Simpson 71-75— 146 BASEBALL Houston 9, Kansas City 7 Phltadolphla at Indiana 2:X P4n. Wingate X , Pombrok* St. 69 UConn, WPOP (1410-AM) Dotrott 5, Boston (ss) 1 Anderson will be out of the lineup for the next two or Mllwouko* at Dotrott, 7 p.m. Roger Maltbl* 7173— 146 9 p.m. — College basketball; Washington at Amortcon Looouo St. Louis 1 Texas 2 DteWon HI Playoffs Bob, Murphy 7174— 146 Sib rn 6. Rangart 3 OAKLAND ATHLETICS— Slgnod Luis Los Angelos 1 Minnesota 5 10 Innings three weeks because of a rotator cuff injury, the ItAVltQ IXhi Pooloy 7171-146 Arizona, ESPN Polonia and Stan Javlor, ouffloldors, to Ooklond vs. Mllwouko* at Orandlor, team announced Friday. Illinois Woslyn X , Monmouth, III. 74 T.C. Chen 7173-146 9:30 p.m. — College basketball; St. John’s at ono-voor contracts. Ariz. ECAC Upstate Now York Rogten Hollme MosMol 7170- 146 M.Y. RoilBSr* 1 ! t i NsNssol LMVUS In 62 games, Anderson has had 17 goals and 32 NBA results Qpuilsi Bnpls Fottod to Goolttv Providence, (taped), NESN Botlolo 4 1 SAN DIE(K> PADRES— Slgnod Randy Son Frondsco vs. Chicago Cubs at Elmira 17, Ithaca 79 Rrst Porlod— 1, Botfolo, Priwtigv. 4 AAosa, Aril. assists for 49 points. Whalers spokesman Phil Kenny Perry 7171— 147 Roody, Infloldor, to a two-voar contract and Mmon- Dixon Ateteltc Csnteronco Bruc* FteWier 7173— 147 (Armol, Andorsson), J : 31 3, B ^ o , Shawn Abnor, ouffisidsr, and Grog California vs. Son Dlogo at Yuiha, ArIz. - Langan said Amierson had the rotator cuff problem Celtics 121, Clippers 90 Shoppord 3» (Howlw, Toigowj).« : « . X Stev* Pate 7173— 147 SUNDAY Bookor, pitchor, to ono-voor contracts. earlier in the season, but a check he took earlier this Longwood 51 Randolph-Maoon X Fred Wodsworth 7171— 147 Noon — Cavaliers at Celtics, SportsChannel, Buffalo, AndroveiH* a* (T u i * y , 14.11 BASKETBALL Mid Eastern AlWNlc Conisronco 4,NowYork,Dlonooai(LootcluPoddulwW. week aggravated it further. L.A. CLIPPERS (*n Keith aoarwoter 7173— 147 National BoskolbaH AssodoNon Normon 110 DO 6, Cpo* 413 15-19 21 Brod FObol 7173— 147 W ILI (1400-AM) 19:33 (pp). PonoHIo*— Oonnollv.Bot Boxing; Michael Olajide vs. Iran OovN and Don Marino to tho oxocuttvo Mary Wright 179-444, Francos Amenta aippors 47 (Cage 11), Boston 55 (Bird 11). Marshall 121, <3tod*l 71 David Frost 7174— IX 15:51 (* h ) . Ponomos— Vonbjosbrwicfc commtttoo. 203-511, Darlon* Ladabouch* 194-443, Graf, the tournament’s top seed and ranked No. 1 Tn.-Chottanooga S3, Davidson 49 Barkley, middleweights, Channel 30 NY, sorvod bv Dahlon (sk^ngL ijSl; Assists— L.A. aippsrs 17 (Valonttn* 5), Pat McGowan 77-73-1X BUFFALO BILLS— Slgnod Kovin Vicky Ladabouch* 100-457, Lori Fenton in the world, defeated third-seeded Lori McNeil 6-7. Boston X (Johnsoa MlnnlotlsM N). Total Thomas Cloaver 7174-1X 3 p.m. — Tennis; Champions Cup, USA Romsov, But (Intorfor^ ) . 7:0 ; pio ja * Starks, ttght ond, and Warron Loving, 400. (Tonny Edwards NY (hooking), 1:00; Hojdv, NY 6-1. 6-1 in a one-hour. 52minute match. fouls— L.A. aippors 21 Boston 31 A— 7174— IX 4 p.m. — Golf: Women’s Kemper Open, Channel fullback. 11*90 Hortdo Southorn 121, Rollins X Joy Don Bloke 7175— IX lng),9:09; Halkldls, OENVER BRONCOS— Nomod Maurlco Maleeva, seeded fourth, downed second-seeded Tompo 15 Rortda Tech 71 AAork Hayes 7171— IX 30 sucking), 13:03; Nllan, NY(*lwhltw).l^ M ; Fort* offonslv* ossistont coach. LaVao Induatrlal W.Vo. Csnisronc* Toornornsnl Cvr, NY (roughing), 19:10; Turgoon, Helena Sukova, 6-3. 6-7, 6-4. Mike McCuUough 7174-1X 4 p.m. — College basketball: Big East women’s MIAMI DOLPHINS— Wolvod Donovan Butch Sovlno 202200-501, John Woltt Bullets 95, Psesrs 88 Leo Trevino 7174— IX Buf(rougNng),19:11 W. Virginia ToSTuTshwhord 41 Shots on gool— ffow York 60-10—32 Roso, safsty. 231-572 MIko Kopp 312540, John Strat­ Mark WIebe 7175— IX championship, NESN HOCKEY Fuzzy Zoeller 7173- 1X Buffolo 17-1W7— 53. ^ _ ton 252414, Pat Castgana 201-232-424, WASHINGTON (95) 4 p.m. — Atlantic 10 quarterfinal: West Virginia Powor-plav (XiportuottI**— Now York 1 Notional itodloy Looga* Jo* Parker 357-202451, John Giacomo Moody ties Senior To u r mark Peter Jocofaeon 77-73-1X DETROIT RED WINGS— Sort Som St. 202215, Dav* Mazzoll 222599, Dal* Jones 3-4 03 1 J.WIIIIoms 110 45 11 Bill Glosson 7175-1X vs. St. Bonaventure, SportsChannel of 4; Buffalo 1 ot 1 . ^ Louront, goall*, to Adirondack of tho M. AAalon* 7-14 1115 27, Colter 17 13 1 Ooollos-Now York, V y b lo tb r o ^ IS) Naogoll 331-542 Mac Sogar 227-594, INDIAN WELLS. Calif. — Orville Moody shot a 66 Mike (}ornto 7174— 1» 4:30 p.m. — Cycling: Tour of Americas, ESPN Amorican Hockoy Loogu*. Dav* Howoy 232253-404, Brian Brown J.Malon* 417 44 11 Boguos 110 44 11 Bobby Clompett 7174— 1 » thol»47 sovos). Buffalo, Borrosso (33-19). ST. LOUIS BLUES— Called up Scott Friday to tie the PGA Senior Tour’s 36-hole record Catl*dg*7-111511 AlarloOOOOl BolOlOOl Golf Roy Stewart 77-73-1* 4:30 p.m. — Golf: Doral Open, Channel 3 A_14,431 212 Dav* Slyn* 237-503, MIko Vossallo Harlow, loft wing, from Poorto of Ih* 200, Al Sonna 252419, Phil Moss* and take a four-stroke lead after two rounds of the Wolkorl4001Total*33«42M791 Scott Simpson 7174— 1* 6 p.m. — Atlantic 10 quarterfinal: Temple vs. Roforoo— Bob Holl. Unosmon-Ron Aj- Intornotlonal Hockoy Looeu*. Mike Sullivan 242212447, Tom Provencal 234543, Rich $350.(MIO Vintage Invitational. INDIANA (H) 77-74— 151 UMass or Duquesne, SportsChannel solstlno, MIko Cvik. Higgins 544, Angus Plourd* 222X0-590, Oorel Open Boll ecoree Nick Price 7174-151 Fred Turkington 301-322500, Don Wil­ Moody, 55, who tied the tournament single-round Porson 417 1-3 11 Tlsdol* 17 44 10, Brad Faxon 7174— 151 6 p.m. — Skiing; World Cup Women’s Slalom Stloonovlch 141-21 Fleming 49 OO l L o ^ Billy Casper 7174- 151 son 313, Rogor Lagac* 212202595, record of 64 on Thursday, sank six birdies and an 4* 44 11 H.WIIIIam* H S4 11, Gray 15 ESPN CapHala 6. Nordlqun 2 Norman Jaquith 254551 MIko Vlgnon* MIAMI (AP) — Scoros otter the socond John Inmwi 7175— 151 Baseball eagle with his oversized, 52inch putter and was at 02 1 Mlllor 45 14 II, Whoolor 34 00 1 Jenr Lumpkin 7173— 151 7 p.m. — Bruins at Sabres, Channel 38 211 Howl* Edward* 202302550, Frank Droning 00 001 Skllos 1-112 ITotals 3174 round Friday In Ih* SI million Doral Uriah 232213-430, Andy Michaud 209, 14-under-par 130 after 36 holes. Open (Jolt Tourrximont on Ih* ISHyord, Dave Stockton 7177— m 7:30 p.m. — Southern Conference Championship, Qosbsc 1 1 0—4 21X11 AkI Ohmochl 7973— 1* Dal* Doodv 320, Dan Humiston 242202- X 14 X por-72 Blue Course ot Doral Country WasMnglon 0 1 5 -4 430, Ed Bachl 202M1, Tom Atamlon Moody has rolled in 14 birdies and two eagles in V -t t Qub: Sam Randolph 77-75-1* ESPN First Porlod— 1, Quobo& Quinnoy 3 Exhibition baaaball atandinga X X 19 1 0 -X AAlke Hill 7174— 1* 212573, Nick Marotta 200, Dick Murphy two rounds. Foulod out — Stipanovich. Bobby Wodkin* 47-47-134 8 p.m. — Colonial Conference semifinal, (tape), (Fortlor, M ollor), 3:33. Ponaltlos— 541 Jim Buonophon* 225, Barry PInnov Chip Bock 4141-1M Jim Nelford 7174— 1* Duchosno, Quo (Mghollcklna),13:40; Jack- Moody matched the Senior Tour 36-hole mark of Rsbounds— Woshlngton 57 (M.Molon* We* Smith 7174-1* NESN By Tho Asoodoted Pros* 232202212-453, Roger MIoezkovrskI 551, II), Indiana 51 (Tlsdol* 7). Assists— Jack Nlcklous 6169^137 son, Quo (roughlno), 17:50; Huntor, Don Dum ond 210-219-573, John 12under. held by Don January. Jim Ferree and Lee Tom Kite 617D— IX Rocco Mediate 7973— 1* 9:30 p.m. — American South Conference Was (roughlna), 17:51 AMERICAN LEAGUE WasNnelon 10(J.WIIIIams3), Indtana15 Kenny Knox 7174— 1* W L Pci. McCarthy 222411, Ray Rowott 202222 Elder. (Porsoa Minor, Whoolor 3). Total foul*— Gll AAorgon 6949— IX Championship, ESPN 574, Lon Angoll 221 John KozIckI Robert Wrenn 7144— IN Don Reese 7174— 1* Socond Porlod— 1 Quoboc Ooulol 37 Dotrott 1 0 1.000 Larry Mowry was second at 134 after matching Washington X , Indiana 31 Technicals— Jodie Mudd 7170— 1* 10 p.m. — Colonial Conference semifinal, (tape), Now York 1 0 1.000 202222404, Oooroo Russell 202242444, Indiana Cooch Romsoy, Bol. A— 10,429. Lorry Nelson 4171— IX (P.Stostny, Ouchosno), 13:33 (pa). 1 Loon Bilodeau 202509. Moody’s score. 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Baseball News V-.. . • '. f in $500,000 Florida Derby By The Associated Press By Dick Jayce before the El Camino. Colony, son of Pleasant Colony, The Associated Pr|ess "In France it wasn’t that he the 1981 Kentucky Derby and Kirk Gibson, who stormed off in a huff prior to the didn’t like the grass, but the Preakness winner. Dodgers' first exhibition game, was back in left field HALLANDALE, Fla. - whole style didn’t suit him over Cherokee Colony displayed a Friday and went hitless in two at-bats as the California-based trainer Bobby there.” strong closing kick in his only Dodgers beat world champion Minnesota 6-5 on Frankel tries to find out how good At Bay Meadows. Frankel start this year, scoring by a Mickey Hatcher’s pinch-hit single in the lOth inning. his colt, Ruhimann, really is admits, Ruhimann caught a fast length over Sorry About That in "Everything is OK.” Dodgers Manager Tommy Saturday in the $500,000 Florida track on Jan. 24. the 1 I-8-mile Flamingo Stakes at Lasorda after a team meeting at which other Derby against the best in the “ It rained a lot a few days Hialeah Jan. 2 Dodgers agreed to lighten up on the practical Jokes East, including Forty Niner. before, but it was a dry track on “ There are five or six good that led to Gibson’s anger Thursday after he had Forty Niner. last year’s 2-year- race day — a live track.” horses here.” said Johnny been announced as the starting left fielder in the old champion and a winner of six Pat Day, who rode Ruhimann Campo, Cherokee Colony’s train­ game against the Chunichl Dragons of Japan. of eight lifetime starts, was for the first time in the colt’s last er.“ It’s hard to pick a winner,” Insteady of playing, he angrily left camp just I installed as the 2-1 early favorite start, again will,be aboard. Happy Alter, who trains Frosty before the start of the game after realizing that with Ruhimann next at 3-1. “ He’s not the kind of horse you The Snowman — winner of his someone had smeared eyeblack inside his cap. The The field of 10 3-year-olds for have ride hard.” Frankel said. first three starts before an eighth man who left the Detroit Tigers to sign with the the 1 1-8-mile event also includes “ You ride him hard. You want place finish in the Fountain of Dodgers for $4.5 million over three years, labeled AP photo Cherokee Colony, 5-1, and Note­ him to go, he goes. This should be Youth — wouldn’t say whether his book, 6-1. his teammates "clowns” and questioned their PITCHED — Chip Beck hits from a a good test for him.” colt will go to the lead at the start priorities. Ruhimann, a Kentucky-bred Woody Stephens, who trains “ We want to keep them guess­ "H e had those gags played on him and I guess he’s bunker during play last Sunday at the son of Mr. Leader, has taken a Forty Niner, expects longshot ing,” he said. “ But Frosty The not used to it,” said Dave Anderson, the team’s L.A. Open. Beck was at 136, two shots circuitous route to become one of Frosty The Snowman to set the Snowman has been on the lead in player representative. "When he saw his hat all off the pace after play Friday in the Dorai the top Triple Crown challengers. pace with Forty Niner behind him his three winning races. He ha^ marked up. he got very upset at everybody around Open. He raced in France as a out the outset and Ruhimann true natural speed, but he has and wanted to find out who did it. He took the first 2-year-old without success in next. been trained to rate, if necessary. (prank) very well, but maybe guys weht too far” three grass races and then won But Frankel said, “ We proba­ “ This Florida Derby is as " I don’t know who did it, ’ ’ Pedro Guerrero said. "I before returning to the West bly will be laying fourth or fifth competitive a race I have seen,” like to joke around and have a good time, but I don’t Wadkins retains Coast and posting a first, second inside. The pace will dictate when ABC will televise the race play like that. I wouldn’t want somebody to do that AP photo and third on the dirt. Pat makes his move." which has a 4:45 p.m. EST In his only race this year, the Forty Niner finished second to posttime. to me," OUT AT HOME — New York Yankees’ their game Friday in West Palm Beach, Hatcher got his chance to spoil Minnesota’s debut Dorai goif iead colt opened some eyes with a Perfect Spy In his 1988 debut, the ’The field in post position order as world champions because the ’Twins roughed up Orestes Destrade is out on a play at Fla. The Yankees won the exhibition six-length win in the El Camino seven-furlong Hutcheson Stakes with jockeys and other odds: Jesse Orosco, one of the heroes of the 1986 World home after being tagged out by Atlanta opener for both clubs. 5-4. By Bob Green Real Derby at Bay Meadows Jan. Feb. 3 and beat Notebook by a Twice Too Many, Garry Bain, Series for the New York Mets. Orosco, obtained catcher Ozzie Virgil In the first inning of The Associated Press 24. His time forthe 1 l-I6-milewas nose in the 11-16-mile Fountain of 20-1: Sorry About ’That, Jose from New York in a December trade, surrendered 1:39 2-5, one second off the Youth Feb. 15. Santos, 8-1; Rulhmann; Brian’s American record. three runs in two innings as the Twins rallied from a Jeff Sellers pitched three perfect innings and three-run shot and Ray Stephens had one with the MIAMI — Bobby Wadkins fired his second Notebook, a New York-bred, Time, Randy Romero. 20-1; Frankel said that putting 5-2 deficit. Kevin Romine and Gary Miller-Jones had two bases empty. consecutive 67 Friday for a two-stroke lead at the won four of five last year and has Frosty The Snowman. Craig blinkers on the colt made the Veteran catcher Rick Dempsey, invited to spring hits apiece in the Red Sox’ victory over Chunichi. Edwin Correa, attempting to come back from a halfway mark of the $1 million Dorai Open Golf a second and a third this year. He Perret, 12-1; Buoy, Earlie Fires, difference. training as a non-roster player had a two-run homer Yankees 5, Braves 4: Joel Skinner had a two-run, stress fracture in the back of his right shoulder, Tournament. is one of trainer D. Wayne Lukas’ 10-1; Evening Kris, Mike Gon­ "He used to give the jockeys a for Los Angttes and K iii)y Puckett homered for the sixth inning double to drive in the winning run for pitched two scoreless innings for the Rangers. Wadkins, a non-winner in 14 seasons on the PGA main hopes to end his winless zalez, 20-1; Notebook, Laffit tough time and run off on them.” Twins. Steve'^Carlton, battling for a spot on the the Yankees. Dale Murphy had a homer off New Vita problems: Pascual Perez has finally received Tour, completed two trips ove)" the wind-blown Blue streak in the Kentucky Derby. Pincay; Forty Niner, Eddie Ma­ Frankel said. “ He’s a high strung Minnesota roster, allowed one run on two hits in York starter Rick Rhoden and Damaso Garcia, the papers that go with his visa and should report to Monster course at the Dorai Country Club in Expected to be challenging in ple, and C3jerokee Colony, Jorge horse and I never tried blinkers Velasquez. three innings while Dodgers starter Orel Hershiser trying to comeback after missing last year with a the Montreal Expos imminently. General Manager 10-under-par 134. the stretch Saturday is Cherokee Bill Stoneman said that Perez’ visa was approved in had three shutout innings. knee injury, had two singles for the Braves. Chip Beck, who scored his first career victory last I the Dominican Republic Feb. 2 but the papers didn’t The Dodgers-Twins game was one of eleven Pirates 6, Phillies 3; Barry Bonds homered and the week in Los Angeles, shot his second straight •U- played Friday as the exhibition schedule got into full arrive until Thursday. Perez was 7-0 for Montreal bogey-free 68 and reached the midway point of the Pittsburgh Pirates scored five unearned runs to with a 2.30 ERA after joining the team in August. Crashes sideline Swiss trio swing. beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3 Friday, in tournament at 136. In other games, it was Pittsburgh 6. Philadelphia Clearwater in the exhibition opener for both clubs. Allmantt: Center fielder Andy Van Slyke, " I think there’s a lot of carry-over from last By John AAossman fence. Walliser also suffered a concus­ 3; Cincinnati 9, Toronto 3; the New York Yankees 5, The Pirates scored three runs in the first inning originally listed in the starting lineup, did not play in week,” Beck said. “ The putter still feels good in my Atlanta 4; HotisfSIt^, Kansas City 7; Detroit 5. The Associated Press Fritschy said they all suffered sion, a neck injury and numerous off loser Shane Rawley. With one out and Jose Lind the Pittsburgh Pirates’s exhibition game Friday hand, and that always helps.” right knee injuries — Walliser bruises. Boston 1; St. Louis 6, Texas 2 and Milwaukee 14, Jack Nicklaus, a part-time Tour player since on first, shortstop Steve Jeltz dropped a double-play against Philadelphia because of a strained muscle ASPEN. Colo. — Heavy snow­ and Schneider torn ligaments and Chief of race Tom Anderson Oakland 1; Chicago (jubs 7, San Francisco 4 and scoring his sixth Masters triumph in 1986, was ball for, his first of three errors. in his left forearm. He joined fellow outfielders Mike fall and limited visibility trig­ Gafner torn cartilage. He said the said officials would attempt to California 6, San Diego 5. The Red Sox beat Chunichi another shot back at 137 after a 69. Bobby Bonilla drove in a run with a groundnut and Diaz. Darnell Coles and John Cangelosi on the gered crashes by Switzerland’s three would return to Switzerland run the downhill on Saturday, 5-2 in a split-squad game. two more runs scored as Bonds and Sid Bream sidelines. Rede 9, Blue Jaye 3: Nick Esasky and Paul O’Neill “ Probably the best I ’ve played since Olympic (the Maria Walliser. Vreni Schneider next week, but that rehabilitation weather permitting. A giant singled. Diaz has a hyperextended left thumb and will be would be prescribed instead of homered and Mario Soto pltch^ three scoreless U.S. Open) last year,” Nicklaus said and Beatrice Gafner and forced slalom had been set for Saturday Pittsburgh scored twice more in the fourth on two reevaluated Sunday. Coles has an injured right knee surgery. innings for the Reds. Soto, trying to recover from Former champion Tom Kite, Dr. Gil Morgan and postponement Friday of a and a slalom on Sunday. hits and two errors. With two out and Felix Fermln and Cangelosi is suffering from a stomach ailment Robert Wrenn were next at 138. Wrenn had a 68. women’s World Cup downhill ski If the downhill is held Saturday, two years of arm problems, pitched the first three on first with a single, pitcher Brad Brink dropped a that has caused him to miss three consecutive days Schneider and Walliser both Morgan a 69 and Kite a 70. race, ending the season for the skied leisurely down the hill after the giant slalom probably will be innings, throwing 58 pitches, allowing five hits, throw at first base from Greg Jelks. Lind followed of workouts. The group at 139 included PGA champion Larry injured trio. their falls, but they limped after cancelled, unless lodging and walking none and striking out four. with an RBI single and another run scored when TIgere B, Red Sox 1: Matt Nokes doubled and Signing*: Infielder Randy Ready signed a Nelson. Ben Crenshaw and two-time Dorai removing their skis. An examina­ travel arrangements can be Jeltz booted a ground ball. two-year contract with the San Diego Padres, while champion Mark McCumber, who moved up with a Walliser, the defending World made to hold it Monday. scored one run, while Jack Morris and three other Cup overall champion; tion showed they both tore the Cardinals 6, Rangers 2: Bob Homer, back from a outfielder Shawn Abner and pitcher Greg Booker 68. Crenshaw shot 69 and Nelson had a 71. If weather conditions don’t Detroit pitchers held Boston to six hits. Morris Schneider, the double Olympic medial collateral ligament. year with the Yakult Swallows in Japan, made his signed one-year pacts. Defending champion Lanny Wadkins, Bobby’s allow the downhill to be held started and pitched two hitless innings, striking out gold medalist, and Gafner will be debut for the Cardinals with a two-run homer in the The signings left the Padres with three unsigned older brother, had a 71 and was at 145. With a half dozen races remain­ Saturday, it will be cancelled two. He was followed by Jeff Robinson. Mike sidelined the remainder of the exhibition opener for both teams. All of St. Louis’ players on their roster — relievers Lance McCullers Bobby, who has played much of his career in ing on the World Cup schedule. altogether and the giant slalom Henneman and Willie Hernandez, who yielded the World C^ip season with knee Schneider is tied for the lead in Red Sox’ only run In the eighth. runs were on homers — Tom Pagnozzi had a and Dave Leiper and starter Mark Grant. Lanny’s shadow, got away to a birdie-birdie start. will be held. injuries, according to Dr. Daniel the overall standings with team­ “ Ourconcern was forthe safety “ I felt very comfortable out there. I never put any Fritschy. physician for the Swiss mate Michela Figini. Walliser is of the racers,” Anderson said. pressure on myself. But the key was getting off to a team. second to Figini in the downhill “ We had some injuriesand I don’t Martin vows to restore faith in the NFLPA good start, guessing the wind right on the first few Eleven skiers had made it out of standings. like that.” holes. After you do that, you feel like you can handle the start house when the snow Gafner suffered injuries to both Anderson wasn’t optimistic of By David Glnsburo Martin, who has played 13 years, was chosen the Allen said the meetings, held in a District of it,” he said. / intensified and the race was knees and was removed from the running the downhill, the event The Assaclated Press new NFLPA president Thursday. He succeeds Columbia hotel, helped many of the player reps to “ I ’m looking forward to the next twodays,” added stopped for the third and final hill on a toboggan. The cartilage which is most affected by time. Marvin Powell, who retired from the position on gain renewed faith in the union, a confidence that Wadkins, who has led throughout the first two days. damage was confined to her right weather. WASHINGTON — New York Giants veteran Wednesday after serving for two years. was severely tested after the strike that ended " If I play good, great. Officials will try to stage the knee, Fritschy said. “ The forecast for tomorrow is " I ’ve changed my priorities some in the last few race on Saturday. George Martin, the newly-elected president of the The NFLPA suffered severe monetary losses without a new collective bargaining agreement. The three Swiss casualties all not favorable.” he said. N FL Players Association, vowed Friday to do his during 1987 because of the 24-day players’ strike and “ After It all. the representatives reaffirmed their years. I’m 36. I have some money in the bank. I’ve Walliser, Schneider and Gafner left Aspen Valley Hospital with Karen Percy, the 21-year-old best to renew players’ fa iU ^ their union. because many players refused to pay their dues confidence in the union and said they would work decided the game of golf is just that, a game. I ’m fell in the same area — a hard splints on their right knees. Canadian who won two bronze right-hand turn that leads into a " I look forward to stayidgme course and firming after the walkout ended. together to make it effective,” Allen said. comfortable with it.” “ I knew there was a problem in medals at the Olympics, had been our direction for the future," Martin said shortly "W e’re very mindful of the need to husband our Allen said "a couple" of reps were missing from Nicklaus is finding some comfort from a new dip near the bottom of the course the compression turn,” Walliser standing in first place with a time after the conclusion of three days of meetings resources." said NFLPA assistant executive the session because of prior committments. metal driver, a new pitching wedge and an old — and three others had problems said. “ Visibility was poor and I of 1 minute, 22.36 seconds, and between the league’s player representatives. " I director Doug Allen. "W e expect to continue to Martin, who declined the post two years ago, has putting stroke. through that section because of was too late setting up for it. I teammate Laurie Graham was flat light. have pledged to be responsible for the best interests collect dues through minicamp (in May), then see been a member of the NFLPA executive committee He put the two new clubs in his bag this week. And, don’t have any strength in my second in 1:23.47. Petra Kron- after watching some films of himself from his They lost control in the com­ of the players." what happens after that." since 1984. knee.” berger of Austria was third in younger days, he’s adjusted his putting stance. pression and slammed into a In addition to her knee injury. 1:23.56. Coventry girls Cougars oustei r. ■ *. at unseat Knights Continued from page 46 The Cougars had a 29-19 lead with seven minutes left in the first half before Roxbury tied it at 34-all. 4 The Cougars did manage to secure a 41-39 halftime Eliminate six-time champs lead before Roxbury drew even early in the second in Class S quarterfinal test'- half. It was 66-all with 11 minutes left before Roxbury. behind Tim Riddick who had a game-high 24 points, r - MIDDLETOWN — There were more than some took an 81-74 advantage. The Cougars, worn down anxious moments but the Coventry High girls’ by Roxbury’s superior size, could get no closer than basketball team was able to hold on at the end and six points after that. NIANCU unseat six-time defending state Class S champion Scott Van Oudenhove had 19 points, including five Westbrook High, 54-53, in a quarterfinal match 3-pointers, to lead MCC while Kevin Wilson (18), Friday night at Middletown High School. Rick Ashley (17) and Todd Mercier (11) were also in The two-time Charter Oak Conference champion double digits. Patriots went into the fourth quarter with a 47-37 Marcus Hayes and Anthony Roberts netted 18 and lead. The Knights, however, refused to go down 17 points, respectively, for Roxbury. without a fight. Led by Jenny Plancon, who netted a ROXBURY (97) — M arcut Hayna* 5 1-1218, C h rli Blthop4 game-high 27 points, and Barbara Kindt, they were 2-34 14, Antony Robarfs 7 3417, Kavin Turnar 2 24 4, Mark Brolthwalta 44-714, Edward Hoffman 1 04 2, Tim Riddick 7 able to make it close at the end. 10-10 34. T ofalt 34 2941 97. Coventry owned a four-point lead with less than a MCC (87) — Rick Athlay 41-317, Rob Groona 2 ^7 7, Todd Morclor 51-111, Paul Swartz 3 3-5 9, Grag Turnar 3 04 4, Scoff minute left. "Then we had a couple of key turnovers Von Oudanhoya 7 0419, Kayin Wilton 44418. Totals 3113-23 and they had a chance to tie it,” recalled Coventry 87. 3-polnt goolt: MCC— Von OudanhovaS, Athlay4,Tum or 2, Coach Ray Dimmock. “ (Laurie) Brown had a Groana. chance to tie it but missed the front end of a Holftlm a: 41-39 MCC. one-and-one,” he continued. Rogliwld PInto/ManolwMar HamM f The Knights, who finish 13-11, had a couple of Craig Hempstead won the state cham­ chances to tie or pull ahead as the Patriots, now 22-2, MHS hosts Fermi BOUND FOR NEW ENQLANDS — Two threw the ball away with eight seconds left. "Leslie Manchester High relays will be headed pionship Wednesday. The 4 X 400 relay (Danehy), got,the ball with two seconds left and for the New England Indoor Track (top, from loft) of Tuan Nguyen, Jeff dribbled the time away. It all kinds of blanks out at in tourney opener Championships next Saturday at Brown DeJoannis, Todd Clemons, Todd Pow­ '’"'■''•ill the end,” an elated Dimmock said. "They came at University in Providence, R.I. The 4 X ers (alternate) and Dave Campbell was us. We were fortunate to hold on.” MERIDEN — A familiar opponent will be first up Coventry will face a familiar foe in Tuesday for the Manchester High basketball team as CIAC 800 relay (bottom, from left) of Mike fourth to qualify for the New England night’s semifinals at a site to be announced. The tournament rankings and pairings were released Sears, Pat Dwyer, Sean Toland and (Xjmpetition. Patriots will face the winner of tonight’s quarterfi­ Friday at Maloney High. nal between COC foes Portland High and Cromwell The 17-3 Indians, co-Central Connecticut Confer­ High. ence East Division champs, are the No. 1 seed in the Coventry faced Westbrook four years ago, losing Class LL Division East Region. They’ll host 8-12 Celtics snap losing streak by a 72-32 count. “ It was nice to come back and see Ftrmi High of Enfield Monday night at 7:30 at how much our program has improved. This is the Cfarke Arena in a first-round clash. Fermi is the No. BOSTON (AP) - Larry Bird Bullets 95, Pacers 88 culmination," Dimmock said. 16 team in the East Region. No. 31 in the 31-team scored 32 points as the Boston Double L field. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Westbrook owned a 15-13 lead after one quarter Celtics ended their longest losing NBA Roundup sm before the Patriots surged to a 33-29 halftime lead. “ Fermi will be difficult because we have beaten Moses Malone scored 27 points streak of the season and handed and Washington used a 13-point Danehy netted 13 of her team-high 23 points in the them twice” Manchester Coach Frank Kinel said. the Los Angeles Clippers their second quarter. "She was able to drive the lane," "Maybe psychologically it’ll be an advantage for foul shots, and Darnell Valentine run late in the fourth quarter to 21st consecutive road setback. defeat the Indiana Pacers 95-88 Dimmock cited. “ We controlled the boards from the them. We have to (remember) to play hard” 121-90 Friday night. with 17. first quarter into the second quarter. Kim Manchester had to hold on to beat Fermi, 61-60, in Friday. The game was tied at 82 when (Mizesko) and Maura (Danehy) controlled the Enfield on Jan. 12. The Indians beat the Falcons. Boston, which lost three games Knicfcs 110, 76ers 108 iliarles Jones’ layin with 3:46 boards." 78-61, Feb. 15 at Clarke Arena. in a row in December, matched NEW YORK (AP) - Mark i lunched the Bullets’ spurt. Jeff Mizesko netted 8 of her 17 points in the third stanza Manchester reached the Class LL quarterfinals a that Wednesday night when it lost Jackson had eight of his 19 points Malone’s layin capped the string as Coventry extended its lead to 47-37. But year ago before being ousted by eventual champion at home to New Jersey, which has in overtime after tying ther score i nd put the Bullets up 95-82 with 41 Westbrook, being a six-time defending champ, West Haven High. the NBA’s second-poorest record. with two seconds left in regula­ s econds to go i n the ga me. wouldn’t go down without a struggle. "Absolutely. The Manchester-Fermi winner takes on the The Clippers. 12-43, have the tion as New York defeated Indiana was led by John Long’s They didn’t go down without a fight,” Dimmock Hall-Windsor winner Wednesday night at 7:30 at a poorest. Philadelphia 110-108 Friday 14 points. Chuck Person added 13. ■I' r^v said. site to be announced. The game was tied 10 times night, the Knicks’ 12th straight Maura Danehy added 10 points for Coventry. The The only other local quintet to qualify for before Bird’s long jumper with home victory and the 76ers’ 20th Mavs 118, Rockets 110 Reginald Plnto/Minch«*t*r Hanid Patriots were outscored from the field, 24-22, but postseason play is Ciiventry High School. The 7:22 left in the second quarter consecutive road loss. DALLAS (AP) — Guard Derek were a splendid 10-for-14 from the foul line Patriots, 15-7, are the No. 9 seed overall in the started a 16-3 spurt that gave Both teams lost all-star players Harper scored 14 points in the DRIVES FOR THE BASKET — Coventry championship game with Portiand at compared to 5-for-lO for the Knights. 24-team Class S Division field. They draw a Boston a 48-35 lead. The closest during a violent third period as third period Friday night to lead High’3 Jack Ayer (23) is setto launch his Cromwell High. Portland's Craig Chiv- first-round bye and don’t see action until Thursday the Clippers got after that was Philadelphia’s Charles Barkley Dallas to a 118-110 NBA victory COVRNTRY (54) — L n llt Oanahv 11 1-2 23, Kim MIzeika 7 night when they oppose the Griswold-Hale-Ray shot during first-quarter action Friday ers (10) looks on. Portland won the title, 3-4 17, Anna W arftl 1 0-0 3, M olll* Jacobson 0 2-2 2, Maura 57-49 with 1:13 gone in the third was knocked out when he was hit over the Houston Rockets and nightI'm the Charter Oak Conference 67-64. Oanthv 3 4-410, N tkta rlo GItsIs 00-00, Corine CaglanelloOO-O winner at a site to be announced. period in the head while fouling Bill extend the Mavericks’ club- 0, Brenda Thalocker 0 04 0. Totals 22 10-14 54. Coventry reached the Class S quarterfinals last Danny Ainge had 18 points and Cartwright with 55 seconds left. record winning streak to II WRSTRROOK ($3) — Laurie Brown 1 0-11 Kara Roy 7 0-0 14, Barbara Klndt404t, JennyPlanconll 5-927, KoteCotton year. Robert Parish 12 for Boston, The Knicks’ Patrick Ewing was games. 0 04 0, Michelle Pfaff 0 040, Kristy Wentworth 10O 3. Totals The Class LL quarterfinals are Friday night, the which played its second consecu­ ejected with 7:18 remaining for The Midwest Division-leading 24 5-10 53. Halftime: 33-29 Coventry. semifinals Tuesday. March 15. with the finals on tive game without forward Kevin punching Philadelphia’s Mike Mavericks increased their lead to Coventry loses COC title Saturday. March 19. at noon at Central Connecticut McHale. He has a strained left Gminski. 6‘A games over the Rockets. State University’s Kaiser Hall. ’The Class S knee. Jackson gave the Knicks the Harper, who had 27 points, Continued from page 48 52-50, and the battle was on. A blocked shots. quarterfinals are next Saturday with the semifinals The Clippers. 2-17 in their last lead for good with five con.secu- scored the first 10 points of the basket by Murphy gave the As his club, which was a Class S Wednesday, March 16 and the title game Saturday. 19 games, were led by Michael tive points in overtime, making second half as Dallas quickly Highlanders a 58-54 lead with 3; 19 quarterfinalist a year ago, enters M C C ousted March 19. at Central at 3:30 p.m. Cage with 23 points. 15 of them on the score 106-101 with 2:38 left extended a 63-55 halftime lead Junior jklard Jack Ayer tallied to play. state tourney competition, Bad- 15 of his gime-high 25 points in the One free throw by Ron Gardner steubner hopes this loss will teach second half, including 10 in the brought Coventry to within one, his team a lesson. final stanza, to keep the Patriots 58-57, with 2:48 left. Murphy sank " I hope this makes us a little from tourney Recalled Jackson helps lead Sabres to victory in this OIS|^ Portland took advan­ two free throws to give Portland a angry,” he said. WARWICK, R.I. — Dominated on the glass, tage of Coventry’s dismal third- 64-59 lead with 34 seconds left. BUFFALO, N Y. (AP) - Jim as the Sabres outshot the Rangers Vanbiesbrouck. Manchester Community College saw its 14-game Caps 6, Nordlques 2 quarter shooting (4-for-l6) and Scott Lucas hit a 3-pointer with PORTLAND (47) — Craig Chivart 7 3-4 Jackson, recalled from the minors 53-22. Andreychuk made it 3-0 with his 17, (Xm M oiktv 0 0-1 0, John Judetsa 4 winning streak come to an abrupt halt in the first pulled to within one point, 44-43, five seconds left to inch Coventry earlier in the day, scored his first NHL Marcel Dionne, Dahlen and Michel 26th goal of the season, rifling John LANDOVER. Md (AP) - Mike 3-2 11, Nata Turnar 4 3-4 12, Charlla round of the NJCAA Region XXI 'Tournament, 97-87, heading idlo the fourth quarter. to within two, 66-64. Chivers was O'Brian 2 0-0 4, David Guild 2 3-4 7, goal since 1984, helping the Buffalo Petit scored for the Rangers. Tucker’s passout past Vanbiesbrouck Ridley scored twice as the Washing­ by Roxbury Community College Friday afternoon ton Capitals won for the 10th time in 11 "W e started to rebound. They fouled with three seconds left. He Shawn Murahv 72-314. Totals 24-5513-17 Sabres defeat the New York Rangers The Sabres took an early lead when from 15 feet. (Coventry) were killing us on the 47. at the Community College of Rhode Island. games since the All-Star break, hit the first free throw, but missed COVRNTRY (44) — Jack Avar 10 3-3 6-3 Friday night. Priestlay banged in a rebound 1:35 The Rangers made it 3-1 on a power Roxbury, the No. 4 seed in the region, advances to rallying from a 2-0 deficit to beat the boards," Reilly explained. the second. 25, Paul Strycharz 2 2-5 4, Scott Lucas 3 The loss snapped the Rangers’ into the game. play with 27 seconds remaining in the 0-0 7, Mika Oswald 21-3 4, Ron Gordnar 2 the semifinals with a 23-5 mark while the Cougars, Quebec Nordiques 6-2 Friday night Two free throws by Judeese Ayer’s desperation 3-point at­ four-game winning streak. Buffalo Buffalo made it 2-0 at 15:40 when period when Brian Leetch’s blueline 5-7 9,. M att Harrington 1 3-2 4, Tim who were the No. 5 seed, bow out at 21-8. The Caps trailed 2-0 until Ridley with 6:24 left in the game gave tempt at the buzzer from beyond McMIlan 3 0-1 7. Totals 23-55 1^30 44. has won four of its last five games. Phil Housley fed a perfect cross-ice slapshot deflected In off Marcel 3-polnt goals; Portland— Judaasa, Roxbury had beaten the Cougars during the deflected in Scott Stevens’ slapshot S Portland its first lead, 50-49, since midcourt fell short. Ken Priestlay, Ray Sheppard, Dave pass to Sheppard, who drilled a Dionne, parked at the side of the Turnar. Covantrv— Avar 3, Lucas, regular season. for a power-play goal with 1:53 the first stanza. An Ayer 3-pointer Ayer shot lO-for-26 from the Oswald, McMillan. Andreychuk, John ’Tucker and Scott 20-footer from the left faceoff circle Buffalo net. It was Dionne’s 28th goal remaining in the second period. put Coventry back in the lead. floor, had three steals, and two Hainima: 33-24 Covantrv ’Turn to page 47 Amiel added the other Buffalo goals past Rangers goaltender John of the season. Monday, K Mai

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CROMWELL — Foul shooting turned out to be the difference in the Charter Oak Conference Championship game Friday night at Cromwell High School. The Portland High Highlanders converted nine of their 11 free throws in the fourth quarter and rallied from a nine-point halftime

deficit to edge Coventry High, ritit 67-64, for the COC boys’ basket­ ball title. Portland, 20-2, was l3-of-17 from the charity stripe for the game while Coventry was 12-of-20. The Patriots. 15-7, earned a first-round bye in the Class S state tournament which gets under way next week. They will meet the Hale-Ray-Griswold winner Thursday at a site and time to be announced. RUMBL Coventry led by as many as 11 of smol points (35-24) in the second half. T raveler However, Portland’s Shawn Murphy scored eight of his 16 points in the fourth quarter and Craig Chivers had nine markers after intermission to catapult the Highlanders past the Patriots. . Chivers led four Highlanders in LittI double figures with 17 points while Nate Turner and John By Andrew Judeese added 12 and 11 points, Manchester respectively. Cold-shooting by Coventry (11- HEBRON for-33) in the second half contrib­ since the gla uted to its downfall. could only be “We were by down by 10 and because (points) and never gave up,’’ At the He Portland Coach Gene Reilly said. Center Sunda "We kept battling. They (Coven­ no corporate try) are a formidable foe. It was checks and r only fitting the COC title had an was only a ha exciting finish.’’ myself, taki After leading, 18-14, after one annual nati quarter, Coventry extended its telethon. lead to 33-24 at halftime — a Nationally margin which should have been about $35.2 larger. The Patriots committed $33.2 million eight turnovers during the second In Conner stanza and missed the front end of raised, comp three 1-and-l opportunities. last year, sa “Had we made a few of those president of c (1-and-l’s) we would have been Easter Seals up 13 or 14 points (at half),’’ Hartford reg Coventry Coach Ron Bad- raised, comp: steubner said. “That (foul shoot­ year. ing) is something we just don’tdo. Pat Boone I told them (at .half) that two national tele WTNH’s Ge Reginald Plnto/Manohaatar Harald quarters does not make a basket­ ball game. If we had made our co-hosted the LOOKING FOR OUTLET — Coventry High’s Matt keeps an eye on Harrington In their COC title foul shots we would have won the telecast fror game.” many volunt^ Harrington grabs a rebound and looks down court game Friday night. The Highlanders won the were membe as Portland High’s white-clad Charlie O’Brien championship, 67-64. Tnm to page 46 Club. At the san- volunteers sa Easter Seals in. I was one e part of their phones. While If w By Jonathar The Associa WASHING' voters are ‘ ancient culti Jesse Jacks* wrestling enc day states tl presidential hold some ey