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CARS ■ 0 0 d CAMPERS/ PETS AND off to LTM in major leagues BUSINESS I APARTMENTS TAB SALES FOR SALE l2 £ j TRAILERS I FURNITURE SUPPUES TA8 SALES PROPERTY FOR RENT ... page 3 ... page 11 M ulti-Fam ily Ta g Sale. 1978 Chevette — 4 door, 1973 Volkswagen Camper Doberman Pinscher — Everything must ggl — Good condition. $1,500. Extraardinarv — Man­ IT Red Mohaganv dro- Clothes, furniture, kit­ Loomis Rd In Bolton. new brakes, new tires, for chester, 2 bedrooms, op­ pleaf dining room table, Free to good home. 10 9am-5pm. March 28 8i 29. parts. $300. 647-1029. Coll 742-8843. ______months old. Call 6467483. chen utensils, ladders and tional sub-lease, high mint condition, $700. other miscellaneous. 150 Antique baskets, choirs, 40x30* gold frome mirror, ManchMter — Restau­ exposed beamed ceilings, Walnut Street. Tuesday, trunks, round oak kitchen 1977 Mustang — Leather When you coll Classified $600. Call after 8pm, 623- Interior, air conditioning, rant. Prime location. Ex­ brick walls, pool, racquet- 11-4, Wednesday, 11-4, table, good clothing, to place on od, 0 f.-'endlv ball, sauna. Call Sue, ev­ 8686. Thursday, 11-4, Friday, glassware, noils, wire and automatic transmission, Ad-Visor will answer your tremely nice. Seats 100 I MISCELLANEOUS power brakes 8, steering, plus. Recently remo­ enings, 646-4816. 11-4, Saturday, 11-4. so forth. Rain or shine. call and help you word FOR SALE low mileage. $2,200 negoti­ deled. Asklno $120,000. your ad for best response. Owner onxious, make 3 Room Aportment, Im­ Attic, garage and barn able, 244-4093 days or 643- 643-2711. 5641 evenings. offer. Financing availa­ maculate, on bus line, ITV/STEREO/ Diamond Solltare Ring — Items, tools, lawn 8, I CARS ble. Call Strano Real Est­ reasonable, seasonal APPLIANCES Round modern brilliant garden equipment for Sat­ FOR SALE 1973 Lincoln— $100.1977 4 ate, 647-7653. parking, no utilities. 649- cut. .43 karat, never worn. urday 9-5, 10 BushHIII door Ford. Runs well. MOTORCYCLES/ 3866 after 6pm. Used Retrlgerators, Must be seen. Please call Road, Manchester. 1979 Renault LeCar — $400. 649-7467. Back On The Market!II References. Washers, Ranges — 872-4836 after 5:30pm. Needs clutch. Otherwise MOPEDS UJaurhrfitrr Hrralft Approximately 4,000 sq. clean, guoranteed, parts In good condition. $300 or ) Manchester — A City o( Village Charm ft. of commercial space In Manchester — Available and service. Low prices. best offer. 742-8758. 1982 Kawasaki 550 LTD ^ Immediately. Recently Price War! Flashing Ar­ excellent downtown loca­ B.O. Pearl 8, Son, 649 ITRUCKS/VANS Excellent condition. 6,500 tion. Parking for 24 cars, renovated 3 bedroom, no Main Street, 643-2171. row signs $299. Lighted, 1982 Citation — In running miles. 74^8843. pets, security 8> referen­ Fishermen's Tag Sale. additional parking availa­ nonarrow $279. Unllghted condition. Automatic. FOR SALE 25 Cents ble. Immediate occu­ ces. Section 8 Ok. $595 a Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ $229. (Free letters)onlv Household Items, sound Banged up right side. $500. Motorcycle Insurance — Saturday, March 29,1986 pancy. Owner financing. month, heat Included. 643- trial freezer. $350. 649- tew left. 1-800-423-0163 movie prolectors, leslle 633-5654 after 6pm. 1978 Dodge Pick Up — % (Jet Protection! Ride with Will lease also. Call for 1570. 9012. anytime. speaker for organ guitar, Ton, power steering and AAA Coverage. Competi­ the details. Jackson & photo equipment etc. Sat­ 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger brakes, automatic, very tive rates for all riders. Jackson Real Estate, 647- urday 29th 1986, 9am-4pm. HOMES Upright Vacuum — $30 or — Not running. Good for clean In and out. 647-9963 Discounts for expe­ 0400 or 646-8646.n best offer. 643-1720. ENDROLLS 371 Middle Tpke West, parts. Best offer. 643-5296. otter 5pm. rienced riders 8, riders FOR RENT Manchester. 27'h width - 258 with prior Insurance. Spe­ Khadafy vows to attack U.S. embassies N Panasonic Upright Va­ cial rates for older riders 13V4 width - 2 for 258 1981 Cougar XR7 — Auto­ 1980 GMC Sierra — V8, Nice Older Colonial — cuum — With attach­ matic, power, air condl- diesel, automatic, stereo, with touring bikes. For a MUST ba picked up el the Get the Wont Ad habit... Walking distance to ments, bags 8, extra belt. 7 tionlng and more. cap, new tires and starter no obligation quote, call trols waters more than 100 miles damaged and one escaped, U.S. 2 Rentals Menchetter Herald Office reod and use the little ads By Marie Colvin siles in the U.S. air attacks and Soldiers in fatigues and black will come under attack in retalia­ stores, churches, schools months old. $50. Good A A A Insurance at 646 before 11 X.M. ONLY. In Classified regularly. Excellent condition. runs good. $2,900 or best United Press International claimed his forces shot down three boots began jumping up and down tion for the gulf conflict. out and has drawn a "line of death” officials said. and bus line. No pets, condition. Call 6463245 $4,850. 6466887. offer. 6462598 or 647-1701. 7096. "All the world will attack across the gulf just north of the 32 security deposit. $650 otter 5pm. 643-2711. F-14 fighter jets. on the dying cow, chanting, "Rea­ Khadafy said the United States I ROOMS monthly. Call Ed, 649-2947. TRIPOLI, Libya - Libyan U.S. officials say the 6th Fleet gan, Reagan, you cowboy.” American embassies and compan­ parallel. "is a great liar because it refused FOR RENT leader Col. Moammar Khadaly, in suffered no losses in attacks that During Khadafy's speech, which ies! ” shouted Khadafy, waving his The United States said Libya to confirm that Libya shot down I MACHINERY a speech marked by the symtelic destroyed a Libyan missile gui­ marked the anniversary of the fist in the air as the crowd cheered. fired six missiles at its planes and three F-14 fighters and the deaths Ladies Only — Nice, quiet I STORE AND AND TOOLS slitting of President Reagan’s dance base and patrol fjoats. British evacuation of Libya in 1970, He claimed Libya drove the 6th ships Monday and six more mis­ of their six pilots, who are even room for senior citizen or OFFICE SPACE throat, vowed Friday to attack Moments after Khadafy finished the fatigue-clad militia and revolu­ Fleet out of the gulf. The fleet left siles Tuesday. None of them hit now being eaten by fish in the Gulf working girl. References Onnan Generator — 21.8 American embassies and busi­ speaking to several hundred uni­ tionary guards waved green flags, Thursday after U.S. officials said their targets. of Sidra.” and security. Call after Office Space — 500 sq. ft. Amp. Very Good condi­ nesses around the world in retalia­ formed militiamen and guards, a banners and chanted, "Victory” naval maneuvers scheduled in the In retaliation, U.S. jets bombed a 5:30pm, 644-0383. area had ended. missile guidance base in the He also denied any of the U.S. Heat Included. $200 per tion. $500. 742-8758. tion for the U.S.-Libyan confronta­ cow with "Reagan” written on its and "U.S. down, U.S. down.” attacks damaged Libyan anti­ TAKE tion in the disputed Gulf of Sidra. side in red paint was pulled into the Speaking to the crowd from the The fleet sailed into the gulf last coastal town of Sidra, then re­ month. Call 649-5334 or Gentlemen Only — Cen­ Table Saw — 7" complete week, maintaining it was in bombed it Tuesday when the radar aircraft missiles. tral location, kitchen priv­ 643-7175. In his first public comments crowd and its throat was cut, balcony of a bunker-like building with motor and home since the gulf clashes earlier this sending blood splashing onto the at his headquarters, Khadafy, international waters outside Li- appeared to resume functioning. It Khadafy said Arab countries had ileges, parking available, built stand. $45. 649-9537. ^ c u rlty and references 474 Main Street, the center week. Khadafy also denied that uniforms of the soldiers who killed dressed in a khaki shirt and khaki . bya’s 12-mile territorial boundary. also fired on five Libyan'ships. pledged support for Libya's fight required. 649-9227 or 569- of town. 3 rooms, first Libya lost any anti-aircraft mis­ it. flak jacket, said the United States Khadafy has claimed Libya con­ Three were destroyed, one was against "American imperialism.” floor. Call 646-2426 week­ 3528. A days, 9-5. I LAWN AND Room for non-smoking GARDEN gentleman. Kitchen privi­ leges, refrigerator- RESORT 10 X 70 ft. glass 8, wood Pilgrims retrace freezer, air conditioning, PROPERTY frame green house to sit CHANCE washer & dryer, parking. N on foundation. Already Security & references re­ Vermont — Cottages for dismantled. Best otter. quired. Coll 643-5600. rent. Beautiful Lake 6466754. Memphremagog, New­ Available April 1 comfor­ Jesus’ footsteps port, Vermont. Modern Lawn Maintenance — table single room with Free estimates. By the lob shower. In Ideal location, housekeeping cottages. Sandy beach, good fish­ or monthly rates. Com­ By Steve Hogey off route 83 near route 84, mercial and residential. United Press International $55 weekly. Call 872-3603 ing, especially In June (Salmon). Call Windsor Call J., 649-4800. weekdays 9-5. IN Locks, C T, 668-7846. JE R U S A LE M — Thousands of Christian pilgrims marked their Manchester, Very quiet most solemn holy day on Good room for mature gentle­ I RECREATIONAL man, kitchen priveledges, I wwJ INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Friday, retracing the steps Jesus I was forced to walk to the spot convienlent, references. PROPERTY THE !fT'‘ where he was nailed to a wooden $65 weekly. 649-8011. Pools! Pools! Pools! AAA W: Manchesfer — Industrial pool distributor must dis­ cross and crucified. space, 1,500 square feet. pose of entire stock of Franciscan monks led the an­ I APARTMENTS Also 3,000 square feet new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. nual pilgrimage along the Via FOR RENT storage. Tullv Real Est­ family sized swimming Dolorosa — "The Path of Sorrow” ate, 643-0005. pools with huge sundeck, "WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER” — a narrow cobblestone path fencing, filter, ladders winding through Jerusalem's Like Private Home — 3Vj and warranty tor only room apartment. Applian­ walled Old City. They were fol­ $978. Installation optional lowed by thousands of Christians ces. Working single adult, MISCELLANEOUS and extra, financing avail­ married couple. No child­ FOR RENT able. Coll Paul at 721-1884. — Palestinian boy and girl scouts, ren, pets. 643-2880. N CONTEST Nigerians in flowing robes, chant­ Manchester — Keeney ing Europeans and Asians and Manchester — Beoutiful 5 Street exit, 1-384. Storage travelers from Holy Land tour room, 2 bedroom apart­ I MUSICAL space available. 500 to ITEMS groups. ment In mint condition, " I ’m very happy to be here. I just great location, extra 6,000 sq. ft.. Ideal for distributor, parts supplier STAR TIN G large rooms. Available think this is a marvelous expe­ In retail warehousing. 232- King Super 20 Tenor Sox April 1st. $600 Includes rience.” said Bob Schuster of 5903. — Needs overhaul - Best heat, hot water 8, garage. reasonable otter. Coll 646 Delton. Mich. PIVINOAWAV-- MARCH 14th! "I had very little worry,” he said Singles welcome! Call Manchester — Garage for 3245 after 5pm. Rose, 647-8400 or 646-8646. rent, storage only. $35 when asked whether Middle East monthly. Call 649-4003. Revere Clarinet — Needs terrorism had raised fears for his Three Room Aportment overhaul - Best reasona­ safety. "A person in our group has — First floor, renovated, Manchester — Garage for ble offer. Coll 6463245 touched many lives in many appliances. $300 monthly rent. Fairfield Road area. after 5pm. places, and I feel that we will all plus utilities. Security and No repairs. $35 per month. references required. No To Every 5th, 10th return home safely.” Call 646-3938. pets. Available April 15th. The pilgrimage marked the 97 Wells Street. Call 646- I PETS AND 15th and 20th Caller... second major event of Holy Week, 0350. SUPPLIES which began with a Palm Sunday Herald photo by Pinto Merchandise who speaks with our classified ad march commemorating Jesus 3 & 4 Room Apartments — Attention Dog Owners. I Christ's triumphant ride into Jer­ John Qesmundo, left, and Danny Roberts, take where they both live. The sunny, warm weather which Newly decorated. Colon­ will come to vour home department between 8:30 a.m. usalem on a donkey. It reaches its advantage of the Good Friday holiday from school by began Friday is expected to continue through the Easter ial. Heat, hot water, for obedience training appliances, central. Mid­ and 5:00 p.m., Monday through climax in two days on Easter getting in a little street hockey on Green Manor Road, weekend. and behavloriol problem Sunday, the day Christians believe dle aged lady. 643-8470 FURNITURE solving. Call Professional otter 6pm. Dog Trainer, Joe DIS- Friday, we’ll give away a free clas­ Jesus arose from the dead before anto. 659-2482. ascending to heaven 40 days later. Bennet Elderly Housing Protect Your Treasured sified word ad for a maximum of Israeli troops kept a watchful now taking applications pining Room Table with AKC Golden Retrievers, eye as the procession wound slowly custom fit table pads. six consecutive days. Nation sheds those winter biues for waiting list for 1 8, 2 ready 4/10/86 call 6461263 from St. Anne’s Church in the bedroom apartments. Guaranteed. Superior otter 5pm. Moslem quarter to the Church of $41S-$511. Rent Includes workmanship. Some "We always have a few early styles with decorator co­ the Holy ^pulchre in the Christian By United Press International Las Vegas, Nev., and 84 in The warm weather brought out heat, hot water, range, sailboaters who will flip their boats refrigerator, disposal, lors. I'll come to your quarter. Phoenix. visitors and blossoms in the INVITATION TO BID Denver Botanic Gardens and the and end up in the water. That water * elevator 8, laundry. home to measure your Sealed bids will be received The Church of the Holy Se­ A summery Easter weekend "It's going to feel a lot more like Phone 528-6522. table with no obligation. In the General Services' of­ Every 150th, 200th pulchre was built on the spot where began with near perfection this summer than it is spring,” said 79-acre Missouri Botanical Garden is awfully cold.” Lisa, 236-1808, leave fice, 41 Center St.. Manches­ religious tradition says Christ was G i ^ Friday as sunny skies and Scott Tansey of the National in St. Louis. The warm weather fed nor­ Nice First floor 4 room 2 message. ter, C T until April 11, 1986 at “ There is a big turnout," said 11:00 a.m. for the following: and 300th Caller... crucified ^nd buried nearly 2,000 temperatures in the 70s and 80s Weather Service. “ It looks like theastern Wisconsin rivers with bedroom apartment. years ago in Roman-occupied across much of the nation sent temperatures will reach well into Missouri Garden spokeswoman snow runoff that pushed the Oconto Quiet street near busline, Three Piece Set — Two (1) TE N N IS & BASKETBALL COURTS will receive ,a grand prize of Jerusalem. people to golf courses, lakes and the 80s over the central Plains, Sue Strommen. "It's really beauti­ River over its banks and into wall to wall carpet, stove, chairs, open up divan. ful. A lot of the bulbs that normally Good condition. Call after CRACK SEALING - TENNIS Singing and chanting, the Chris­ gardens to shed those winter blues. which is really unusual.” hundreds of homes in Oconto. no pets. $525 Including COURT SEALING AND Dinner for Two at one of the tian pilgrims trudged under sunny “ It's a beautiful day, absolutely aren’t out are out now because of heat and hot water. Avail­ 4pm, 649-7526. COLOR COATING Center Church Forecasters predicted that the skies along the Via Dolorosa, beautiful,” said Lou Sohaney, a good weather, which set record the warm weather. Some of the An elderly man died Thursday of able April 1st. Call Rose, (2) FURNISH & D ELIV ER following restaurants of their exposure after nearly an hour in 647-8400 or 646-8646. Four Drower Dresser SLUDGE GRINDER p R I Z E ® jammed with Arab street vendors spokesman at Lake Shelbyville in highs in 32 cities in 11 states trees are blooming." with full swlng-tvpe m ir­ to erect cross who dispensed sweets and freshly central Illinois. "We’re getting an Thursday, would continue at least In Iowa, the sunny skies and the flood-swollen Duck Creek near The Town of Manchester Is choice: Green Bay. Available Immediately. ror. Has 6" legs. Needs an equal opportunity em­ squeezed orange juice. awful lot of people who have cabin through Monday. temperatures in the 60s had people First floor 2 bedroom. $375 work. $60. 643-2880.D ployer, and requires an otflr- The sunrise and a large wooden Many stopp^ to pray at the Via fever.” At Lake of the Woods Golf Course kite-flying, sailing and sun "I haven’t seen it this bad in my motlve action policy tor all of • PIANO’S • WONGS plus utilities. J.D . Real Its Contractors and Vendors cross will be the focal point at 6 Dolorosa’s 14 “stations,” the pla­ By midday, the mercury had in Mahomet. III., Jeff Dodson said bathing. lifetime," said Police Chief Clark Estate, 6461980. Living Room Set — Very a.m. Sunday for the traditional ces where Christ is said to have climbed 20 to 40 degrees above "We always get a few early sun Longsing, who said officials were good condition. $350. Call os a condition of doing busi­ • THE ADAMS MILL golfers were taking advantage of ness with the Town, os per Easter sunrise service at Center stumbled or to have been offered normal from the Midwjest to the worshipers. Of course we don’t hoping a Coast Guard cutter 643-5014. Federol Order 11246. the sunshine. One Bedroom Apartment Congregational Church. Other comfort as he dragged the heavy Rockies and in the nnid-Atlantic discourage this as it always adds to — Heated, working cou­ Bid forms, plons and specifi­ • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN "We're booked solid for about assigned to breaking up ice floes in wooden cross to which he was later ple or single person. $400. Sold Mohogonv twin cations are available at the early risers will greet the sun at Coast states. Bismarck, N.D., had 2‘A hours,” he said. "Tomorrow the scenery,” said State Parks Oconto Bay would relieve some of References 8, security re­ beds, box springs 8, mat­ (ieneral Services' office. services in Andover. nailed and crucified alongside two a record 74 degrees. It was 76 in will be really busy.” Superintendent Doyle Adams. the flooding. quired. Call 649-9402 or tresses In very good con­ TO W N OF The large cross will be erected petty thieves. MANCHESTER, CT. 649-3708 otter 5pm. dition. Call 647-9033. R O BERT B. WEISS, on the east lawn of Center Church Others re-enacted Christ’s pain­ GENERAL MANAGER In order to qualify, simply call and along the intersection of Main and ful trek, slinging wooden crosses 063-03 C^enter streets, said Claudia Mark- over their shoulders and dragging TODAY’S HERALD KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ‘ by Larry Wright speak with one of our classified stein, a spokesman for the church, them across the cobblestones. Lotto jackpot nears INVITATION TO BIO Call Now representatives to learn if you The junior and senior youth Outside the Armenian Catholic RENTAL O f A Church at Station No. 3, a man CATCH BABIN CLEANER groups will conduct the entire WITH OPERATOR are a LU C K Y W INNER. service, with the Rev. Michael wearing a green-and-white hat record $17 million Sustained growth The Town of Coventry will Index 1-3 $^>M6 OF Thornton providing the Easter inscribed “ From Israel With receive seoled bids for the message on the resurrection of Love” led one group of Christians The leading indicators, a broad 2 0 pagB B , 2 BBCtions, HltTT. rentol of o cotch basin cleaner with an operotor at and Win! Jesus Christ. A breakfast will in prayer. Bv The Associated Press said J. Blaine Lewis Jr., thestate’s gauge of future economic activity, W B ^ e n d Plus Magazln# the Coventry Town Hall, 1712 follow the service inside the church City officials said thousands of lottery chief. rose more than 0.7 percent last Main Street, Coventry, CT Ticket sales soared as the Lewis said well over 8 million month, indicating sustained A H u i r A 1A until 10:00 A.M., Tuesdoy, at 6:45 a.m. people took part in the pilgrimage, April §th, 1986, at which lime The service at Center Church is but had no precise estimate. One jackpot .in Connecticut's weekly tickets were sold this week, growth through 1986, the Com­ R i i « i n A « « fl and place all bids i will be the only Easter sunrise service in radio reporter said there were Lotto game approached a record including one-and-a-half million on merce Department said Friday. r.h lir rh a x 17 opened and publicly read CONTEST DATES Manchester this year. "tens of thousands” present. $17 million, state lottery officials Friday. The composite index of leading n i A M i f l A r l aloud. 643-2711 18-20 Lewis said the jackpot was The Town of Coyentry res- MARCH 14th — 31st Andover Congregational C3iurch Some pilgrims said this year’s said Friday. indicators rose from 174.1 percent r.nmir* A eryes Its rights to walye all will conduct its sunrise service at crowd was smaller than most, with The jackpot has continued to nearly $16 million Friday and in January to 175.4 last month, a rinnnACliriit InformolHles In the bidding A process. The Town Is not NON-COMMERCIAL ADVERTISERS ONLY. 5:40 a.m. near the home of the many blaming the decline on fears grow because nobody has picked “there's no question we’ll reach 0.747 percent increase. Story on PnlArlAinmAnt 1A ONLY IN THE the necessary six numbers for the our estimate of $17 million.” page 9. obligated to accept the low­ Sismet family on Boston Hill Road. of terrorism. F r u i i i s 1A est bid, the Town reseryes Hie Full Gospel Interdemonina- "I beard of several cancella­ last four weeks. The richest Connecticut Lotto 1 r»r:Al nAuu« 3. 10 the right to relect any and oil tional Church will gather at 7 on tions," said Mary Maze of Be- Would-be millionaires had an prize to date — $12.6 million in the Mostly sunny 1 n t t A r y 9 ***Bld forms. Bidding Instruc­ Blaster morning at its hall at 745 thesda. Md., the wife of a Ameri­ extra day to buy their tickets this . Sept. 7 drawing — was split by nhitiiAriAX in tions. and "SpPC'J'oIjSS Main St. can diplomat stationed at the U.S.- week, with the drawing delayed three ticket holders. Morning clouds today will give, Required" con be obtained m D p l n i n n A the Town Garage, 46 Brad­ Most Roman Catholic Churches Embassy in Beirut in the 1970s. one day until Saturday because of Lewis offered one warning to way to a mostly sunny and warm bury Lane. Coventry. CT in the area will have masses “ Sure, some people were scared the Good Friday holiday. Sales will anybody who finds himself with the afternoon with highs near 70. P A n p l A 9 06238. Telephone: 742-6588. starting at 7:30 a.m. off, but they tend to forget there's cease about 7:55 p.m. Saturday, big winner after Saturday’s Sunday will be about the same. R p n r t s 11-14 vi» March IS, 1986 For a list of services, see page 17. violence at home, too.” five minutes before the drawing, drawing. Details on page 2. 11 S /Worlrt 7 TOWN OF COVENTRY iiaurl|patcr Hrralh Harold B. Hodge Town Manoger 05603 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. SatuMay March 29. 1986 . MANL’HES'l’EH HLKALL). Salurduv, March 29. 1986 — 3 WEATHER Manchester/Area Thom pson Today’s forecast Towns In Brief considers Connecticut, Mauachuietto and Rhode Island: Clear, becoming partly cloudy late at night. Low Senior programs receive grants third run from the upper 30s to the mid 40s. Portly sunny and Four $1,000 grants from the H. Ruddell Charitable Trust have John W. Thompson, who ran warm Saturday. High in the 60s, in the 50s along been awarded to the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center, the unsuccessfully in the past two state south facing coastal sections. Fair Friday night. Human Services Department, the Meals on Wheels Program and Low in the 40s. Continued partly sunny and warm elections for the 13th Assembly the Elderly Outreach Program. District seat, said Friday he has on Sunday. High in the 60s, cooler along the south The Senior Citizens’ Center will use the money to begin a coast. always considered” running photography program to help seniors learn how to take and again. Vermont: Fair, breezy and cool. Lows 35 to 45. develop pictures. The Human Services Department has said it Sunny and mild l^turday. Highs 55 to 60. Fair and However, the former Demo­ will put the grant towards a study of specialized transportation cratic mayor said he has been busy cool Saturday night. Lows 30 to 35. Some clouds, but needs in Manchester. The Meals On Wheels Program intends to at his consulting job recently and continued mild Sunday. Highs 55 to 60. use the money to help cover the cost of its ongoing operations to will not make a decision on Maine and New Hampshire: Saturday a chance provide, two meals a day every weekday to homebound whether to run in the November of morning showers in the north becoming partly individuals. The 1986 edition of the Manchester Directory of state election until a few weeks sunny, and sunny south. Highs in the upper 40s in Services for Older Persons and Persons with Handicaps will be from now. the mountains with 50s and lower 60s elsewhere. published with the money received by the Elderly Outreach “As much as I would love to Fair Saturday night. Lows in the 30s. Sunday partly Program. serve in the Legislature. I ’ll have sunny north and sunny south. Highs in the 50s and The Ruddell Trust was created in the will of Miss H. Louise to consider whether I can commit 60s. Ruddell, a lifelong Manchester resident. the time," Thompson said. He said he has been approached Extended outlook by several Manchester residents Agoraphobia presentation slated and legislators who asked him to Extended outlook for New England Monday consider running against incum­ through Wednesday: The clinical coordinator of Hartford's Mount Sinai Hospital bent Elsie “ Biz" Swensson, R- Sunny Easter weekend Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Phobia ahd Panic Disorder Service, Debby Evans, will speak at Manchester, so he said that he Fair Monday. Chance of showers Tuesday. Fair the Manchester Agoraphobics Together Support Group’ s April 2 would consider. Saturday; Clouds in the morning, then mostly sunny and warm in the 2 2 Swensson said Thursday she will Wednesday. Mild Monday and Tuesday with highs meeting. The public is invited to attend the meeting, which will afternoon. High 65 to 70; wind southwest 10 to 15 mph. Fair Saturday in the 60s to lower 70s. Cooler Wednesday with UPI photo be held at the Concordia Lutheran Church on Pitkin Street at not make a decision on seeking night with low 40 to 45. Mostly sunny Sunday and continued warm with highs in the 50s. Overnight lows in the upper 30s to 10:30 a.m. For more information, call 647-3092. re-election until after this session mid 40s Monday and Wednesday, and in the mid 40s of the General Assembly is over. high 65 to 70. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Steven Toomey. 9, She said her husband has been of Toomey Road, Bolton, a fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. to lower 50s Tuesday. Today In history New Hampshire: Fair Monday. Chance of Help needed for Mayfair meals very sick recently and her "family comes first." showers Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. Highs in the In 1971, Lt. William Galley was found guilty in the murder The Manchester Human Services Department is seeking Swensson said she has been 50s north and 60s south, cooling to the 40s north and of 22 civilians in Vietnam. persons 55 years old or older to work part time as the Nutrition urged by people at the capitol to 9 50s south on Wednesday. Lows in the 20s north and Site Manager at the Mayfair Gardens housing for the elderly. run again so that the committees 9 30s south. The position involves preparing and cleaning meal sites, she serves on will continue to have Maine: Fair Monday. Chance of showers ^ g ___ serving meals, recordkeeping and reporting, and planning and a woman member. Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. Highs in the 50s north implementation of other activities. To be eligible, a person must Another potential Democratic and 60s south, cooling tO the 40s north and 50s south ______have an income less than $6,563, or $8,813 for a family of two. candidate for the 13th district .seat on Wednesday. Lows in the 20s north and 30s south. For more information, call 647-3092. is Robert Faucher, chairman of Vermont: Very mild Monday and Tuesday, Today is Saturday. March 29, the performed in the White House. the town Human Relations cooler thereafter. Dry Monday. Chance of showers 88th day of 1986 with 277 to follow. Mrs. Lucy Payne Washington, Commission. Tuesday. Dry Wednesday. Highs 55 to 65. Lows 35 The moon is moving toward its sister-in-law of President James Lunch will honor Orlowski Faucher has sent a letter to all Madison, was married to Supreme SAN FRANCISCO to 45. last quarter. members of the Democratic Town The morning stars are Mercury, Court Justice Thomas Dodd. A retirement lunch has been scheduled April 30 to honor Irene Committee in the 13th district Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. In 1971, Lt. William Calley was Orlowski, who has been employed by the town as a secretary for explaining his thoughts on seeking Across the nation The evening star is Venus. found guilty in the murder of 22 the past 32 years, mostly in the Recreation and Parks the position and asking for the LOs' Those born on this date are under civilians in Vietnam. Charles Department. members’ comments on his Fair skies and mild temperatures prevailed Manson and three members of his 3000 the sign of Aries. They include The event will be held at the Manchester Country Club at noon. candidacy. HIGHEST across the nation Friday, with rain falling only in John Tyler, 10th president of the “ family” were sentenced to death Tickets must be purchased by April 25 from Pat Havens at the Faucher said Friday night that TEMPERATURES southern Florida and parts of the Pacific United States, in 1790; actor in the Tate-Labianca slayings in Park Department, Helena Deary at the Public Works he has not made a firm decision to Northwest coast. Warner Baxter in 1893; Texas Los Angeles. Department, or Fran Fogarty at the Municipal Building. run, but will probably decide NkW •MIAMI Record high temperatures were recorded in landowner Robert Kleberg, whose In 1973, the last U.S. troops left sometime in April. He said he is ORLEANS seven cities from Wyoming to Michigan, with King Ranch inspired Edna South Vietnam and the last Ameri­ still waiting for a decision from -LEGEND • — readings mostly in the 70s and 80s. Similar Ferber's novel “ Giant," in 1896; can prisoners of war acknowl­ Hazardous waste is program topic Thompson and would defer to him temperatures prevailed across the rest of the edged by the North Vietnamese Eugene McCarthy, the Minnesota VERNON — The University of Connecticut’ s Cooperative ’ if Thompson decides to run. SNOW nation, except in the Northeast, where afternoon Democrat whose 1968 presidential government were freed. “ I think we would attract the RAM Extension Service will sponsor a program next month that will readings climbed into the 40s and 50s. campaign focused U.S. opposition same kind of people," Faucher Herald photo by Baahew A thought for the day; author focus on how to get rid of hazardous waste in the home. show ers^ FLOW Marquette, Mich., was among the cities setting a to the Vietnam War, in 1916 (age said. He said he would not primary Edna Ferber wrote. “ The ideal The program, “ Household Hazardous Waste," will be offered record high for the date, despite having 30 inches of 70); actress and singer Pearl against Thompson, whom h'e Mary Gagliardi has plenty of choice when Manchester, was known for many years OPI WEATHER FOTOCAST view for daily writing, hour on from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Tolland Agricultural Center snow on the ground early Friday. The temperature Bailey in 1918 (age 68); actor Bud worked for on the last two it comes to picking her Easter bonnet. at ’’the hat lady” because she didn’t go hour, is the blank brick wall of a on Route 30. The program is free. To register, call 875-3331. in Marquette reached 62 degrees, topping the old Cort in 1951 (age 35), and gynm- campaigns. She is surrounded by just a few of in the anywhere without donning a fashionable nast Kurt Thomas in 1956 (age 30). cold-storage warehouse. Failing “ I have a lot of respect for record of 61 degrees set in 1968. this, a stretch of sky will do, collection of her sister, Theresa Hurley, chapeau. Gagliardi has donated all the National forecast The temperature reached 84 degrees at North On this date in history; Jack,” he said. In 1812. the first wedding was cloudless if possible." Kindergarten registration slated hats to the Little Theatre of Manchester. Platte, Neb., breaking by 1 degree the record set in Faucher said that he is consider­ from Hurley’s home on Walnut Street. ing running because he thinks “ the Today, scattered rain and thundershowers are forecast for portions of 1895. Setting records for the date with readings in BOLTON — Registration of children who will be entering Hurley, who recently moved from district needs to be represented a the northern and central Intermountain regions. Scattered showers are the 70s were Bismarck, N.D., Des Moines, Iowa, - kindergarten in the Bolton Elementary School in the fall will be m little better,” Of Swensson, he predicted for portions of the south Atlantic Coast. Elsewhere, the Great Falls, Mont., Lander, Wyo., and Williston, . L O E T C F y held the weeks beginning Monday and April 7. Parents may enroll childreq any weekday betweeen 9 a.m. and said, “ She generally goes along weather will be fair in general. N.D. - with what the party leadership 3 p.m. at the Elementary School. says.” Hurley’s hats off to LTM There were np Connecticut Other New England lotteries; To enter kindergarten, a child must be 5 years old on or before “ It is my firm belief that Biz Jan. 1,1987. A birth certificate or baptismal certificate is needed A k Tri-state daily; ,412, 1120. daily. Play Four or Lotto Swensson can be beat and that I am numbers drawn Friday in obser­ Massachusetts daily; 4008. at registration. the person who can do it," Faucher By Susan Vaughn vance of the state’s Good Friday Preschool screenings of children will be held May 13,14 and 15. said in his letter to fellow Herald Reporter holiday. The Lotto drawing will Friday’s Jingo numbers; 40, Appointment dates will be scheduled at kindergarten Democrats. Manchester residents who at­ PEOPLE be held tonight. 84, 6, 77, 51, 48, 28, 57, 87, 7. re^stration. Swensson called Faucher “ a Questions concerning registration will be answered by calling good clean-cut American kid" tend productions of the Little 643-2411. whose “ views are similar to Theatre of Manchester in the Luther King Center for Non-violent Social future may think the hats on the Change, founded by his mother, Coretta mine." and she wished him well if Actors find a cause A King to rUn? he decides to campaign. actors look familiar. And in fact, Scott King. CAN YOU HELP? Senior center hosts Coventry Day they might have seen them on the R R Actor Jon Voight and singer Buffy The son of slain civil rights leader Martin head of Manchester's resident Sainle-Marie were among a star-studded Luther King is considering running for the The McSweeney Regional Senior Center in Windham will host a Coventry Day on April 16. Two Dial-A-Ride vans will be Moser Farms “ hat lady." rally in Los Angeles on behalf of Navajo Georgia state Senate seat being vacated by This week LTM became the new available to transport senior citizens to tour the center, which Indians, who face mass relocation from their his father's lieutenant. Julian Bond. Glimpses keeper of the many hats of Theresa Martin Luther King III, 26. would not offers arts and crafts, podiatary and medical services and help bids to close ancestrai homes in northeastern Arizona. Superstar performer Neil Diamond will G. Hurley, formerly of 150 Walnut Others denouncing the 1974 Navajo-Hopi comment on a possible race until his decision filling out Medicare and other forms. Refreshments Will be St., who was known for years as the embark on the first leg of his 1986 U.S. provided. Relocation Act on Thursday were actors Iron is final. ELLINGTON (AP) - The “ hat lady” because she neverwent concert tour by visiting seven northeastern For more information, call the Coventry Human Services Eyes Cody and Max Gail, musician Little But. “ We’ve decided to run — that's the state’s largest milk producer has anywhere without a stylish hat. last word,” said his business manager, Lee cities in April. The tour opens April 7 in Department at 742-5324. Although residents gave her the Steven Van Zandt and singer Connie Stevens. Pittsburgh ... Record producer and songwri­ submitted an offer to federal Griffin. ‘This is his opportunity" nickname. Hurley earned the The law says tribal members living on land ter Dennis Lambert has c'o-written with officials to cease dairy farming in Bond is running for the congressional seat accordance with a nationwide plan official title of “ the best-hatted partitioned to the other tribe must relocate Henry Mancini the title track to Blake Ball tickets available in Bolton by July 8. All Hopis living on land partitioned being vacated by Rep. Wyche Fowler, D-Ga., to curtail dropping milk costs. woman in Manchester” in 1%5 Edwards’ upcoming Columbia Pictures from the Millinery Institute of to the Navajos have relocated, but many who will challenge Sen. Mack Mattingly. BOLTON — Tickets are available at the selectmen’s office for Moser Farms Dairy Inc., which feature, “A Fine Mess,” starring Howie America at the unveiling of spring Navajos remain on land partitioned to the R-Ga. the Tolland County Ball being held April 5 in honor of also processes and bottles milk and "M arty has been a politician without Mandell and Ted Danson. The song, recorded produces juice, could be forced to fashions for fashion editors across Hopis. by the Temptations on Motown Records, will Connecticut’ s 350th birthday. The cost is $15 per person and a the country. “ We must understand that if we are part of political office all his life,” Griffin said. “ The sell off or slaughter its herds as be released as a single April 1. table of eight has been reserved for the town of Bolton. Fashion writers had nominated this extermination then we certainly eradi­ whole family has. People have been asking The dance is scheduled to be held at the Elks Lodge in early as next month, officials in the USDA' Agricultural Stabilization their local "best-hatted,” but the cate their hope for life, and this is no better him for years to run and now is the time. " Willimantic, where Gov. William O’Neill, Republican guberna­ and Conservation Service.s div­ Manchester Herald’s fashion wri­ than premeditated murder,” said Voight. King recently has been involved in the torial candidate Julie Belaga, and other state and local officials ision said Thursday. ter, Rhea Stewart, had to do a little This photo from the Jan. 4, 1965, Manchester Herald Others at the rally said the issue was not anti-apartheid movement and the drive to are expected to attend. detective work before she came up convince states to celebrate the first national Love minus gravity Besides Moser, about a dozen shows Theresa Hurley modeling one of her many hats for one of confrontation between Navajo and other dairy farms in Hartford and with the name of Manchester’s holiday for his father. A 1979 graduate of Hopi Indians, but an effort by the Interior How would sex be in zero gravity? Tolland counties have submitted ” hat lady.” Rhea Stewart, then the Herald's fashion writer and now Morehouse College, his father’s alma mater, Forum set on special education Department to clear land for open-pit coal Physiologically, making love in weightless bids to the program aimed at When Stewart asked Manchester the social events writer. he is on the board of directors of the Martin mining. conditions has many advantages, says Ben Teachers and parents will have an opportunity to raise stabilizing milk prices by decreas­ women for suggestions for the Bova, president of the National Space ing production by 8 percent. ” best-hatted” award, many kept questions about the legal and communication aspects of the that she call Mary Blish of the Institute. In the April issue of Omni According to Peter C. Marcinuk, saying, ” If only we knew the name mother’s big hats. ” I couldn’t state's special education la w at a regional forum April 16 at Illing of this woman we see on the street guess how many hats I have. I love Little Theatre to see if she might magazine, Bova says, “ To begin with, when Junior High School. executive director for the agricul­ ture service’s Tolland County who looks as if she belonged in New all kinds ... big. small, brims, tall like the hats. Blish was delighted to weightless, both male and female will tend to The seminar will be conducted by Judith Carey, special fill the trunk of the car with the Office. Moser submitted the high­ York! She always has on a crowns, all kinds.” Hurley said. look taller and slimmer. And, of course, NAM E: DANYEL OR W EIGHT: 40 LBS education consultant, and Mary Gelfman. attorney. They will hats this week. She said she will est bids in the state for each of becoming hat. with her hair in Recently, Hurley’s sister. Mary there is no need for the various supporting DANIELLE SPARPANA HAIR: BLOND answer questions about communication between home and use them in the LTM productions three disposal periods. place and her gloves just right, Gagliardi of East Hartford, had undergarments that men and women wear DATE MISSING: II/02/8S when they are appropriate or as school and implementation of the law, which has been in effect 10 Based on each hundred pounds of while the rest of us go about town the task of cleaning out Hurley’s on Earth ... Even the clumsiest klutzes can the base to build even more FROM: WOODLAND, LAST SEEN: Mother was victim years. milk produced annually. Moser’s any old way.” Walnut Street home — and all the move like ballet dancers.” •CALIFORNIA of homicide in their house. Sessions will be held from 3 to 5 p. m. for staff members and 7 to bids for each period were about Vivian Ferguson finally said it hats — as Hurley’s ailing health elaborate hats. DOB: 06/23/82 Unknown if child was last seen 9 p.m. for parents. $30, $33 and $35, respectively. The might be Hurley. Stewart recalled forced her to move to a convales­ Gagliardi said people who came to a tag sale she had at her sister’s RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE in house, if she left on her own lowest bids in Tolland County were Friday. cent home closer to her daughter in Hurley told Stewart at the time San Diego, Calif. house this week still remembered Deng’s wisdom EYES: BLUE or was carried off by unknown Bolton residents share skills submitted by Gerber Farms in of the honor thqt her love for hats Someone suggested to Gagliardi her sister as the ” hat lady.” 9 HEIGHT: 3’ individual. Vernon, which offered to cease 9 China’s 81-year-old leader, Deng Xiaoping, BOLTON — Residents and others discussed their careers and milk production for as little as $6.50 went back to her childhood. She said today he has not suffered from a cold in avocations in music and the arts with students in Bolton per hundredweight of milk. said. ” My father likes the women in his family to look their best. His 10 years, and attributed his good health to Any information? Caii 1-800-843-5678 Elementary and CentOMchools during a recent Creative Arts Farmers whose bids are ac­ name was James Farrand, and he cold baths in the mornings. Festival. Cj ■ ^ „ cepted must dispose of their dairy Residents and friends who participated were Sally Barr, herds in return fora cash payment was so dapper himself that he was Deng also commented on smoking during called 'The Count.” ' talks in Peking with New Zealand Prime painting and framing; Diane Dubock, dance; Gretchen Gowen, based on their farm’s annual milk music; Natalie Crotty, drama; Arlene Hardy, Indian finger­ production. The payment would be Hurley said she remembered as Minister David Lange. a little girl dressing up in her Lange refused Deng’s offer of a cigarette, Manchester Herald weaving; Susan Nuss, basketmaking; Sharon Preuss, corn husk made over a five-year period. St. John saying he had quit smoking. crafts; SharrlMinior, stained glass; Alan Robbins, architectural design; Ann Schlaefer, music; Viola Sobol, painting and “ So you used to smoke and you don’t now. USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 152 The Baptist You are a good man now,” Deng said, adding drawing; Alan Wiedie, architecture; and Gretchen Wiedie, Publlshsd dally Mcept Sunday jggeated carrier raise are $1.50 drama. Polish National that there are different opinions as to and certain holldaya by the Man­ kly. $8.50 for one month, $10.25 OPEN EASTER SUNDAY whether smoking is really bad. chester Publishing Co., 16Bralnard lor three months. $38.50 for six Catholic Church A chain-smoker of' the elite Chinese Place. Manchester, Conn. 08040. months and $77,b0 for one year. Coventry council honors ‘heroes’ 8 AM to 3 PM Panda-brand cigarettes available only to Mall rates are available on request. high-ranking officials, Deng chuckled_when COVENTRY — Five “ home town heroes” were honored at a ^^Easter Sunday Service^ recent Town Council meeting as part of a state campaign to ^ CANDIES Chester Herald. P.OT Box 501, Man­ To place a classified or displey chester, Conn. 08040. advertisement, or to report a news recognize local citizens as part of Connecticut's 350th 6 A.M. Resurrection Mass Item, story or picture Idee, call 84^ anniversary celebration. • Film______• Easter Canidv GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 Arline Donovan, Mike LaChappelle, Malcolm Devine Jr., (Sunrise Service) you don’t receive your Herald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Richard Cooper, and David Donahue received certificates from SPECiAL SALE - p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ Ruth Benoit, co-chairwoman of Coventry’s 275th Anniversary Jelly Beans (12 Oz.) Iq A.m . Secomi Mass of Eastei day, pisesa telaphona your carrier. R*g. *1 19 694 appeared in public Tuesday for the first time If you're uneble to reach your car­ Committee. GAS RUSH — Motorists wait in line for penny-a-gallon gasoline at an The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ Solid Chocolate Bunny (Full lb.) '1.48 in 3'A months. “ Generally speaking, I have rier, caM subscriber servlos at 947- ber of the Associated Press, a sub­ Donovan was nominated for her efforts to help the needy, h 00 Rev. Stanley M. Loncola - Paxtor Indianapolis. Ind., service station. The station sold regular and unleaded not suffered from a cold for 10 years, and I 0048 by 8 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. scriber to United Press Interna­ church activities and fund-raising for Coventry High School Saturdays for guaranteed delivery tional news services and a member gasoline for one cent a gallon, with a 10-gallon limit, from 6 to 10 a.m. Friday. swim every summer in the sea. The reason las A Amax fiOv ^ efcxA A a aa4l9 O a 1 A # ^^Iwasa almSi rxax^ The men were honored for volunteer services to the town. LaChappelle and Devine head the Coventry Volunteer Fire 404 W MIDDLE TURNPIKE 23 Golwav St., Manchester Association, which provid'es fire and ambulance services lauei PARKADE Cooper and Donahue head the North Coventry Fire and Rescue 643-5906 services. ‘WE SAVE YOU MONEY’ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. March 29. 1986 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. March 29, 19B6 Connecticut In Brief GOP digging grave for O’Neiii’s pian "It’s not going to happen if it passes the House and Is vetoed by By John Gustovsen rewards to some exemplary the governor, “they probably Drug program, tax cut coming teachers. continues to occur on a voluntary The Associated Press basis,” Eagan said, adding that would not have the House votes to The commission plan on which override the veto,” he said. HARTFORD — A new program to help needy elderly people O’Neill bases his proposal calls for "to suggest a figure that’s lower HARTFORD — Ugislative Re­ than $19,300 is to say we don’t think Senate Majority Leader Regi­ pa^ (or prescription drugs and the final component of a massive publicans ended the week building $4.1 million to raise the salary for nald Smith, R-New Hartford, said tax cut enacted last year will take effect next week in each teacher to a mandatory that teachers should be paid MANCHESTER HAS IT! a coffin for the governor’s $91.3 comparably to other professions.” Republican leaders “have a bigger Connecticut. million education reform plan and minimum of $19,300 in 1986-87; problem” getting support for the The arrival Tuesday of the new month will bring the start of the $43,5 million to help local districU George Springer, president of then turned their, attention to the 10,000-member Connecticut plan in the House than they had in ConnPACE prescription drug assistance program and the end of digging it a grave. improve pay for more experienced the Senate. sales tax collections on seeds and fertilizers sold for non-farm teachers; and $11.8 million to help State Federation of Teachers,' The agenda for the Education agreed with Eagan that starting "It would make it a lot easier if use. Committee's final meeting Tues­ the state move toward 50 percent the governor’s plan did not get out This Week Featuring... The state Department on Aging already is processing funding of all local education by pay is too low under the GOP plan day does not include bills which and said s a l ^ proposals should of committee,” he said when he applications for the drug assistance program, which will pay half encompass Democratic Gov. Wil­ 1991. unveiled the plan on Thursday. the cost of prescriptions (or elderly people who meet income liam O Neill’s proposals for If differences between the plans be m andat^. Committee Democrats said Fri­ are fundamental, so are the faults He also said the cost of adminis-. guidelines. teacher salaries and incentives — tering a cost-of-living program day they would try to get the The prescription subsidies will be available to single people do the product of two years' work by found by Connecticut’s two largest governor’s bills onto the agenda. ^ Glazier’s Corset & Uniform Shop the bi-partisan Commission on teacher unions. could exceed the actual regional and older with annual income of $9,000 and no other ongoing or differences in the cost of living, “If not, maybe we’ll have to see DON WILLIS GARAGE Phone continuous insurance coverage for prescriptions. The income Excellence and Equity in "We feel the plan lacks two Education. and claimed the Republicans’ plan if we can amend some of the bills -7i limit for married couples is $12,000. critical components,” Robert F. . "does not address the inequity, the that are on the agenda,” Cohen The Legislature last year also enacted more than $155 million Instead, the Republican- Eagan, president of the 26,0^ 6 4 9 -4 5 3 1 controlled committee will take up disparity” between rich and poor said. ^ Has been in business for 40 years. in tax cuts, including the sales tax exemption on seeds and member Connecticut Education school districts. The committee’s ranking Demo­ fertilizers bought for non-farm use. the final component of the tax a compromise plan reached Thurs­ Association, the state’s biggest Rejeanne Manseau has been day by House and Senate leaders “The Republican plan is more crat, Rep. Michael Helfgott of cut package to take effect. teacher union, said Friday. tax relief rather than improver Willington. said it was "outrage­ DON WILLIS GARAGE HAS BEEN SERVING The the owner for 10 years. and endorsed unanimously by ment to teacher salaries,” Sprin­ Manchester Area for 57 years. Since 1928 DON has been in Senate Republicans. First, the GOP plan sets too low a ous to see two years of work and operation at 18 Main St. DON WILLIS has always I Glazier’s is located at The GOP proposal calls for 100 minimum salary — $17,000 in the ger said. “Their plan is a bribe to study thrown away by the chairs of specialized in automotive repairs on all makes of I percent state funding of voluntary first year — and the minimum is get towns to agree to a merit the Education Committee. ” automobiles. DON WILLIS INC. take great pride in their 631 Main Street, Manchester. Peace protesters arrested at EB system.” work and guarantee all their work 100%, a guarantee that minimum teacher salaries ad­ not mandatory, Eagan said. Se­ He accused the co-chairwomen 2 Springer said the Republican is not mere words it’s ACTION. DON WILLIS has been in They have a wide selection of nurses GROTON — A Lenten march for peace ended Good Friday with justed for regional cost of living cond, he said, communities will not — Sen. M. Adela Eads, R-Kent, and the arrests of 10 protesters as they carried a wooden cross onto differences. The state would also be required to renegotiate existing plan may not have enough support business for 57 years because he does quality work and | on the Education Committee or in Rep. Marilyn Roche. R-Wilton —of stands by it until you're satisfied. uniforms, waitress uniforms, the property of Electric Boat shipyard, police said. pay 10 percent to 90 percent of contracts in order to raise pay “the height of arrogance" in the Police said the demonstrators were charged with disorderly across the board, so they will the House, though both are con­ DON WILLIS GARAGE INC. is a FULL-SERVICE I maternity clothes, nursemate shoes increases in collective bargaining trolled hv Republicans. If the plan way they formulated the agenda. conduct about 2:30 p.m. when they entered the grounds of EB, noqr Incentive refuse. STATION, with the facilities to handle all your automotive | and lab coats for men & women. which builds nuclear-powered fast-attack and larger Trident repair needs. missile-firing submarines for the Navy. Also available are bras All but three of those arrested were released on written Phone 18 Main Street (sizes 32A to 44DDD), girdles, promises to appear April 11 in New London Superior Court. State auditors fault public defenders 6 4 9 -4 5 3 1 M anchester mastectomy breast forms, nursing routine audit of the Public Services murder case in which the state Another $8,137 in fees and Bv Mark A. Dupuis related costs was paid to the gowns and bras for O’Neill seeks environmental funds United Press International Defender Commission (or the sought the death penalty.” two-year period ending June 30, Wood was found guilty of killing National Jury Project for training new mothers. HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O'Neill is seeking additional Patricia Voli, his former mother- and selecting a jury for death HARTFORD — Public defend­ 1984. penalty cases. The money was paid funds for environmental improvements in connection with ers for Steven J. Wood in the trial The auditors found that the fees in-law; Lisa Wood, his 15-year-old paid to some expert witnesses, stepdaughter; and George A. although it was not approved by capital projects in Windham and Groton. that ended in his mass-murder the commission, the audit report O'Neill wrote the Legislature's bonding subcommittee conviction spent more than $72,000 including psychiatrists and psy­ Troie, his ex-wife’s boyfriend. Thursday asking for an additional $12 million in bond funds for on the case and violated guidelines chologists, were in excess of the The jury found him insane in the said. Jack J. Lappen Realty\ IT PAY TO RAP rate guidelines set by the commis­ slaying of his ex-wife, Rosa Wood. The commission guidelines call the Groton outfall project and another $1 million for a for paying witnesses, state audi­ for paying $125 per hour for the garbage-to-energy plant in Windham, tors said Friday. sion, which oversees the public 34, but convicted him of capital defender system. felony murder, carrying a possible first two hours of court testimony The $1 million would go to install air pollution control devices The state’s public defender and $25 per hour over two hours. system incurred expenses of "They incurred professional death sentence, in the slayings of I’m Mr. Real Estate and on the Windham plant, which was built with state help as a Voli and Lisa Wood. He was spared Most of the invoices for the Wood PAP AUTO PARTS demonstration project to show the feasibility of garbage-to- $162,015 for the lengthy trial, but fees far in excess of those autho­ Energy Conservation Services rized,” said Auditor Leo V. Do­ the death penalty, however. trial were for $150 per hour and I Need Your Listing. , energy plants. $90,000 of the amount is in dispute Professionally Trained Technicians ■ 307 E. Center St., Manchester and has not been paid, the auditors nohue, whose agency regularly The auditors said the state spent some for $125 an hour, the auditors The $12 million would go for the water pollution control project audits state agencies, boards and more than $39,000 in fees for said. Call Me Now! ^ in Groton. The state has committed itself to provide funds forthe said in a report on the Public The audit of the Public Defender (Rear of Lono> Phirmicy) 6 4 9 - 3 5 2 8 Defender Services Commission. commissions. psychiatrists and psychologists Fogarty Brothers 164 East Center Street project under a federal suit against the town of Groton, O'Neill Donohue said that whilf the fees and also had a disputed bill for Services Commission also found Plum bing Chief Public Defender Joseph M. that the agency overspent its Air Conditioning Jack J. Lappen Manchester, CT 06040 said. Shortall Jr. led the defense for exceeded the guidelines set by the $90,000 from another psychiatrist 5 6 8 - 3 5 0 0 who has not been paid. budgeted appropriations in appar­ Wood, who was convicted of killing Public Defender Services Com­ member ENERGY CENTERS co-operative Notary Public 643-4263 With PAP his ex-wife and three other people mission, the excess payments The state also paid $5,005 in ent violation of state laws for the GOP candidates eye Fairfield were not in violation of state law. compensation and travel and hotel two fiscal years covered by the but spared from the death penalty audit. GET YOUR WINTER VACATION TAN AT FAIRFIELD — Rep. Julie D. Belaga was campaigning under in the April 17, 1982. slayings in "The cost of this defense seems costs to have witnesses testify on SPECIALIZINQ IN CUSTOM EXHAUST WORK West Hartford. to be in excess of amounts Wood’s behalf and more than sunny spring skies Friday, anxious to come out in front next week $19,000 for other costs, including The Star Spangled Banner was in the first test of this year's GOP gubernatorial candidates The expenses incurred by the expended in the course of normal INE’S PLACE 643-1442 Custom Kitchen Center public defender’s office were ex­ practice,” the audit report said. court reporters, legal interns and made the official anthem of the J Unl$$x H$lr4T$nnlno8$lon DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. among rank-and-file voters. special public defenders. United States in 1931. Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling "It's very important for me to win this race," said Belaga, who amined by the auditors as part of a “ However, this was a mass YirNOTARY^E^l^^* SPECIALISTS is vying with two of the other three candidates for the 23 delegates Visit Our Showroom At: WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE at stake in Tuesday's Fairfield Republican caucus. GENERAL REPAIRING 25 Olcott Street "But if not it's not the end of the Belaga campaign by a long Propane Cylinders Filled shot." Belaga said at a news conference on the Fairfield village I FAxTI' ir IWxV green. Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Til) 9 PM Former Sens. Gerald Labriola and Richard C. Bozzuto also TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET have slates up in the caucus. The fourth GOP gubernatorial MANCHESTER MALL suM>i.st. 649-7544 649-4531 MANCHESTER. CT. 06040 contender, former Sen. Romeo G. Petroni, did not enter the race. Weekly Auctions • Antique Coins & Collectible Shops

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« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. March 29, 1986 Volcano makes it hard to breathe * ^ U.S./World In Brief ; r By Jeff Berliner might hit fishing villages 70 miles aged by the corrosive ash, said Mail deliveries that were halted** Ortega: Senate vote ‘crucifixion’ Unifed Press International away — as happened in 1983. Federal Aviation Administration Thursday resumed Friday except ■ OPINION The volcano erupted with a spokesman Paul Steucke. in the city of Kenai. MANAGUA, Nicaragua — President Daniel Ortega, warning violent spurts of ash, flames and Ignoring FAA warnings not to U.S. troops could "turn up dead” In Honduras, charged Friday ANCHORAGE. Alaska - Enor­ Workers at an Amoco oil plat­ mous clouds of gritty ash from the hot sulphur early Thursday and on fly, the U.S. Postal Service char­ the Senate’s decision to approve $100 million in new aid to contra Friday Miller said the eruption had tered a cargo plane to take mail out form in Cook Inlet were busy, continously erupting Augustine cleaning up ash Friday, and some, rebels marked a “ crucifixion” of Nicaragua. become continuous. of Alaska and to pick up one third of Volcano were making it difficult turbines had been turned off. Other ^ At a news conference, Ortega refused to confirm U.S. reports Several huge clouds, some as the 70,000 pounds of Alaskan mail Friday to breath In towns south of platforms also were dusted, but oil |; U.S. aims that Sandinista army troops had moved across the Honduran long as ISO miles, carried ash stuck in battle, said spokeswo­ Jack Anchorage where even the police production continued. ^ border in the past week to attack contra bases inside Honduras. are wearing face masks. northeast from the volcano. Two man Nancy Schmitt. But he contended the use of American troops to transport Air traffic remained at a stand­ inches of ash fell on parts of the Andersofl Hondurans marked an escalation of the U.S.-backed war against still and oil rigs in Cook Inlet were Kenai Peninsula. In Anchorage, lack clarity Nicaragua. coated with volcanic ash but 180 miles from the volcano, only a Ortega was asked repeatedly to confirm that Sandinista troops continued to pump oil. trace fell, mixed with snow. crossed into Honduras to destroy the contra camps, but he While the ash-fall turned from In Anchorage many employees refused to specify where the targets were located. Instead, he bad to worse in the city of Kenai, who were sent home from work Thursday returned to their jobs FULLY INSURED The Senate vote Thursday on President suggested the area occupied by the contras no lohger belongs to the winds shifted, sparing Anchor­ Honduras. age from getting more than a Friday. Residents were urged to Reagan's proposal to aid the contras trace, but a health alert remained stay inside as much as possible, attempting to overthrow the Nicaraguan Foggy Bottom in effect for Anchorage. and people with respiratory prob­ government has been interpreted in a variety Rebels claim new army offensive In Kenai, a city of 5,500 people lems were told to wear masks when outside. FREE of ways. 120 miles from Augustine, every­ ESTIMATES TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — A Indian rebel leader said thing has shut down. Messages flashed across local SPECTRUM The president calls it a success and says he view of Libya Friday the Nicaraguan army launched an offensive against “ It has gotten a lot worse,” said television screens Thursday urg­ Indian villages in remote eastern Nicaragua, forcing 6,000 police dispatcher Mavis Pearson. ing people to turn off all non- is “ deeply pleased,” assuring the nation that peasants to flee into Honduras. “ Very few people are out on the essential appliances. Utility com­ 633-4291 he plans to “ implement a mandate from the Western diplomatic sources in Honduras with access to road. No one is out on the street. panies feared ash would fall into PAINT CO. Congress” and seek the formation of a aii fogged up intelligence reports confirmed the Sandinista attacks occurred We’ve been issued masks here at generators and require power civilian council to direct military activities this week, but said they know of only 3,000 refugees. The work. It’s difficult to breath inside, shutdowns, but the wind carried • INTERIOR/EXTERIOR • RESIDENTIAUCOMMERCIAL but we can’t open any windows.” the ash in other directions. against the Sandinistas. Meanwhile, Sen. Nicaraguan government had no immediate reaction. • EXTERIOR POWER WASHING The sources, who requested their names and nationalities be Tom Miller, a volcanologist with Air traffic remained at a virtual 2 2 James Sasser, a Democrat who has been a WASHINGTON — Libya’s Moammar Khadafy the U.S. Geological Survey, said standstill at Anchorage Interna­ withheld, also said Interviews with prisoners and captured ai CHAPMAN DRIVE GLASTONBURY, CT 06033 leading opponent of the administration’s aid would not be stirring up trouble in the documents revealed as many as 2,500 Sandinista troops might ash and gas flows cascading down tional Airport Friday, but one Boeing 727 passenger plane flew in plan, cites the “ razor-thin margin” of the Mediterranean today if the State Department had have taken part in an attack Sunday and Monday on the from Augustine’s 4.000-foot crown could trigger giant waves that from Fairbanks with engines dam­ 53-47 vote and says of White House officials: been looking out for U.S. interests 17 years ago. Honduran training headquarters of the major U.S.-backed “ They clearly failed.” The State Department had clear warning that contra rebel group. Khadafy would be a troublemaker. The United Other interpretations and the political States also had military bases in Libya, with Man held in poisoning of water 9 stands that accompany them are plentiful in power enough to stop him. Libya’s moderate Arab Washington and elsewhere. But the most government had cooperated with the Pentagon, TEM PE, Ariz. — A junior college worker was charged with had welcomed American enterprises and had All Stores perceptive among them is probably that of murder Friday in the death of a woman who drank cyanide-laced Closed Easter Sunday supported U.S. foreign policy. water from an office cooler in the man’s second alleged attempt DOUBLE Connecticut’s Sen. Lowell Weicker, who says But there was an even more compelling reason Mafch30th.1986 to kill his wife. so all eniplovees can celebrate qlfthe vote, “ The message is as confused as for the United States to uphold the legitimate Authorities said two of the dead woman’s co-workers had the policy.” Open Forum a Joyous holiday with their families. « Libyan government: Libya had become the drunk the poisoned water, but spit it out because of the taste. COUPONS Re-open reg. hours-Mon., March 31st ; Whatever position one takes on the aid centerpiece of an oil strategy formed to free the They suffered no ill effects. SEE STORES FOR COMPLETE DETAILS Complaints filed in Justice of the Peace Court charged Lewis package itself, it’s hard to argue with West of oil dependence on the Middle East. The Libyan regime had demonstrated its willingness Allen Harry Jr., 32, with one count of first-degree murder and Weicker’s statement. And given past A strong case improved library is imperative. fighting between the communist to break any Arab boycott and sell oil to the West four counts of attempted murder. experience when the United States has The students who are pres­ and the United Nations forces in at a reasonable price. The murder charge resulted from the death of Julie Williams, entered an explosive situation as a nation in Bolton vote ently at Bolton High School will Korea. It was a war in which Then a dozen army lieutenants and captains, all 46, Mesa. She collapsed last Monday after drinking bottled water DOLLAR DAYS MEAT SALE!!! divided, the need for a different approach to still be in the labor force in the American casualties totaled in their 20s, inspired by the rantings of Egypt’s from a cooler at a Tempe insurance office and died Wednesday the matter should be recognized by all year 2035. We cannot even more than 54,000 dead, over Gamal Abdel Nasser, plotted a Nasserite night at a hospital. London Broil Steaks Assorted Pork Chops 103,000 wounded and over 8,000 Chuck Steak or Roasts parties. Indeed, it is the only thing that is To the Editor: imagine what jobs they will revolution. Through an Arabian Night's ruse, they have. We do know that in the Age listed as missing in action. got their superior officers drunk and seized power Encaprin off Walgreen shelves W l M Chuck clear at the moment. 000 Equal Amounta of The future is not tomorrow. It Bone In Beef Chuck of Information, the computer in the dark of night. Pork On Sunday, May 25, 1986, 33 Blede BorteleM Center Cut. Blade Ertd When the House of Representatives voted is today! A report of the National will play a major role in their D EERFIELD, III. — Walgreen Co. has removed Encaprin, a A Sirloin End Chops Loin Grain FedBeel Shoulder r years afterthefighting stopped in nonprescription painkiller, from its shelves nationwide following 2 on aid to the contras earlier this month, the Science Board Commission lives. Therefore, academic ex­ THE VICTORIOUS YOUNG OFFICERS lb. let Cut BEEF BnSKET-UNTRIMMEO-e T 0 12 LB& Korea. Manchester will dedicate HOT OR SWEET FRESH PORK states, "The nation . . . is failing cellence must include prepara­ immediately proclaimed a Libyan Arab Republic, an anonymous warning the drug was laced with cyanide, a AAP proposal was defeated by a slim 12-vote a Korean Veterans Memorial to Whole Fresh & 1 0 0 to provide its own children with tion for the 21st century, and adopted Arab nationalist slogans, dissolved the company spokesman said Friday. Meat ^ 0 0 Italian Picnic 1 0 0 margin. The tally in the Senate, as Sasser the "forgotten warriors.” It will r the intellectual tools needed for computers are an integral part of Libyan parliament, established a military There were no reports of actual tampering, the spokesman Shoulders Boneless Briskets points out, was also far from overwhelming. be located in Munro Park, which Franks Sausage 2 3 “ said. Also, the caller named an Encaprin lot number that does not MCKORV SaiOKED-SLICEO the 21st century. " On April 10, that education. The College dictatorship and pledged their support of some SHOmOER-BONE M -BOSTON STYLE FR02EN ^ . is between East Center and U b $ 9 ,*3 Given that the division in Congress is the citizens of Bolton have the Board report, “ Academic Prep­ “ anti-Zionist principles.” Before the week’s end, exist and said the capsules had been tainted in Detroit area Fresh Pork Butt Roasts A&P Sausagemeat n Jones Farm Bacon pk0 P(>rk Spare Ribs Porter streets, where the World Walgreen stores, where the drugstore chain does not operate, FRO2EN-A5S0RTE0LMKS MEAT OR BEEF nUMEDEVEAU reflected in the nation as a whole, it is opportunity to contribute signifi­ aration for College.” observes, Khadafy had emerged as strongman. FROZCN-GRAOC “A ”-3S TO 32-02 War II Memorial is located. The Kahn’s Jumbo Franks m *2 Fresh R ib Veal C hops .*3 cantly to the effort to develop “A revolution in communica­ company officials said. Tyson Cornish Hens SwHt Brown’N Serve Sausage ^ *1 difficult to understand how the president sees The deposed oil monarchy appealed to o ia n o l a - t h m s u c c o SLtCEO monument has arrived and is The anonymous call was made to the corporate offices of the SLICED PLUIdEOEVEAU _ academic excellence in our tions and information technology Washington to intervene. One reason the oil t-ib. Deli Style Salame(KPepperoni S: Ann Page Bacon a mandate to fulfill. No victory has been won Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble Co., which makes the pA0. I Fresh Shoulder Blade Veal C h o p s*2 *2 waiting to be installed. Econo-Valu Bacon ASSORTED VMBETIES schools. On that day the voters is making the computer a basic potentates had sided with the West was the COUNTRY SMOKED * OSCAR BUYCR'SUCEO — and unless things change quickly, painkiller, said Bob Norrish, director of public relations at SLICED eOLOONA OR will be requested to approve the tool for acquiring knowledge, assurance that the Americans would help Canadian Bacon o V Variety Pack *2 Oscar Mayer Select SliCM 2 ^ * 3 everyone will come out a loser in the Central The cost of the monument, Procter & Gamble. Perdue Chicken Franks pkB- I addition of a library media organizing systems, and solving safeguard them from radical overthrow. The shift SERVICE SEAFOOD MARKET walks and landscaping has ex­ "The caller gave us a lot number and we don’t have such a THE FARM...A CROP OF FRESHNESS i^merican-quagmire. center to Bolton High School. problems.” The computer has TH E DELI “ It ceeded our original estimate of of a great oil producer like Libya from a number on the brand," Norrish said. "W e have not found any A FRESH CUT become an educational impera­ L.ONQACREo m * The effect of the contradictory, The library media center was $7,500. We are appealing for traditional oil sheikdom to a revolutionary regime products that have been tampered with.” Thompson Beefsteak Fresh Pollock Fillet 1.59 exaggerated and often false claims a proposal of a twenty-five tive. With the proposed renova­ contributions, large or small, to also risked upsetting the balance of power within Ia iII White Meat V i a FRESH CUT tion to the existing plant, our enable us to complete this the Arab world. Tomatoes Fresh Cod Fillet 2.39 surrounding the dispute between the > member bipartisan citizens' lUrkey Roll Seedless Grapes FRESH ^ -S K B C E S S high school students will be able So the United States not only had the means but Psychic wins suit over C A T scan A committee which included per­ remembrance to those who gave STORE SLICED IMPORTED-JUICY SWEET RED RIPE-PREMIUM QUALITY Fresh Haddock Fillet 2.99 administration and its opponents is only to to learn about, with, and from sons with one major concern, the everything dear in life, and even also the burden of protecting Western advantage PH ILAD ELPH IA — A woman who blamed a CAT scan f(jr loss FCWVUN make the situation worse. The same holds computers in almost all of the ierman Style 0 2 9 improvement of the educational life itself. and preserving Western security. Yet the State of her psychic powers has been awarded more than $1 million by Fresh Scallops 4.99 true of this week’s ill-timed incursion by academic disciplines. looked Salami FRESH SOFT SHELL offerings at Bolton High School. Department hastily extended official recognition a jury but a “ shocked” hospital attorney said Friday the verdict Fresh Steamer Clams 1.59 Nicaragua into neighboring Honduras, The citizens of Bolton have Please send your contributions to Khadafy, even though the argument on whether EW YORKER After several months of review­ would be appealed. »2.89 LARQE SOE-31 TO SSCT. SOE always been generous in their to: Korean Veterans Memorial or not his coup should be tolerated had scarcely Muenster Cheese though it, like everything else, seems to have ing state requirements and com­ " I f the verdict is allowed to stand, it’s an outrage and an FARM FRESH-SOLID HEADS LARGE BUTTERY FUW ORED Fancy Shrimp-stw* on 6.59 been the subject of a good deal of overblown paring the curriculum and facili­ support of a quality school Fund, care of Manchester State begun. example of why the American tort system has to be changed.” Egg ft^otato Salad .J9 ^ system. They clearly have the Bank. 1041 Main St., Manchester. said Richard Galli. an attorney for Temple University Hospital, Green California rhetoric. ties at Bolton High School with THE DAIRY other high schools, the commit­ attitude that the pursuit of Conn. 06040 THE OUSTING of the American official where the CAT scan was performed. ’THIFIIEKZER I Cabbage »xi25* Avocados .. r R The best hope is that the situation will tMkSMNOTON STATE-EXTRA FANCY FRESH LONG 0RCO4 SEEDLESS tee reached the following gen­ knowledge and the quest of presence, of course, was a revolutionary A jury deliberated about 45 minutes Thursday before awarding de-escalate somewhat between now and imperative. Khadafy followed this by laying Judith Richardson Haimes, 42, $600,000, plus $418,000 in delay Golden Delicious Apples »> 99^ English Cucumbers - 99* Breyers eral conclusion: that we should excellence is a never ending M. Joseph Vincent Minute Maid VMSkAaTON STATE-EXTRA FANCY mid-April, when the House again takes up the endeavor. If a school system is a Chairman, Korean Veterans hands on the oil companies, with a pause every damages. Haimes, of Clearwater, Fla., lived in New Castle, Del., CALIFORNU-JmCY TANGV construct a new library and Sun kist Lem ons 3 89^ Red Delicious Apples » 89* Yogurt question of whether to send more arms into a renovate the existing plant to mirror of a community, then Memorial Committee step of the way to take the pulse of American at the time of the test. Orange Juice U S NO.I-IOEAl FOR HAMBURGERS HEALTHFUt-NUTRinOIIS ^ ^ ALL FLAVORS Haimes had contended that as a result of the CAT scan she CONCENTRATE situation that already offers few prospects provide additional space for Bolton has much to be proud of. It resistance. Jumbo Spanish Onions ib 29* Golden Carrots 2ii:;i69* suffered severe headaches when she tried to concentrate to use FRESH VMSHED AND CRttP MPORTED-VERYTENOOt ^ computer education and special is my hope that the results of the Every time the United States backed down, for peace. her psychic powers. Her attorney, Joel Lieberman, said Haimes Escarole or Chicory »> 59* Belgian Endive »1.99 education programs. The Board April 10 referendum on the Khadafy became bolder. He progressively If its prime policy concern is really the had previously earned her living as a psychic and was able to 159 library media center will prove widened his hostility toward the United States, an r GROCERY SPECIALS welfare of the citizens of Nicaragua, the of Education approved this prop­ read people’s auras and help police solve crimes. 39 osal on Decetiit^r 12. 1985. that Bolton continues to give high animus so across the board as to make his MRS. F H JER TS-M A R Q A R M E Reagan administration will stop red-baiting priority to education. Letters policy survival a distinct frontal challenge to U.S. QKEN BEMS.CUT CORNPEASPEAS A CARROTS OR Golden and playing fast and loose with the facts. The The heart of an educational A&P Mixed Mueller's Star-Kist President John Quincy Adams The Manchester Herald wel­ interest. Philippine military still on alert Quarters Democratic opposition, for its part, should institution is its library, and this said: "The" whole people must comes original letters to the vegetables Tuna 2.*1^ T/m s r Pasta IN O m O U A U Y WRAPPED ombudunmn MANILA, Philippines — More than 340 people have died in strive to offer a viable alternative to the is a major facet of the library take upon themselves the educa­ editor. ELBOWS REG ORTHINSPAGHEni SOLID WHITE-IN WATER fighting between communist rebels and the military since package now under consideration, one that media center. The new library tion of the whole people and be A former Navy officer and CIA agent arrested Banquet Meat Pies 3 *1 Borden Cheese 1 5 9 will not only provide much- willing to bear the expense of it.” Letters should be brief and to by the British as a spy is desperate for publicity, President Corazon Aquino took office, despite her calls for offers a chance of producing negotiations the point. They should be typed national reconcilation, officials said Friday. Extra Topping Pizza '^1.3 9 Slices needed space for books and Can we afford to do less? but the State Department says it’s his own fault FROICH ONM)N OR that will prompt change in Managua. And the or neatly handwritten, and, for The casualty report carried by the state-run Philippine News taOaHMRV CREAM&I Ready Cut I t . journals, but also the opportun­ he’s not getting any. The accused spy, John Rich’s Coffee Rich ^ 39* can Dean Clam Dips 2 S!^*1 ease in editing, should be double- Agency came on the eve of the 17th anniversary of the founding of Macarorvi HHHpkgS. H HEAT ANO SERVE Sandinistas must do their utmost to shed the ity to utilize new media technol­ James H. Marshall Bothwell. vehemently denies the State CONCENTRATE spaced. Letters must be signed the communist New Peoples Army, which has grown from 300 Seneca Grape Juice'c- 59* M PORTED-W HOLE PEELED REAUYFME A&P Cinnamon Rolls ’’X 99* militaristic image they seem to have been ogy which increases the learning Chairman, Bolton Board of Edu­ Department’s claim that he refused to waive his SWISS OR AMERICAN troops in 1969 to a force of 16,000 last year. McCAM courting in recent weeks. resources available to the stu­ cation with name, address and daytime rights under the privacy act when U.S. embassy M Deep 'N Delicious Cake 1.59 Pasquale Italian A&P 1 0 9 ChedOBit Slices ^ 99* telephone number (for Authorities kept military units on "red alert” — the highest EXTRA SHARP dents. As a Connecticut Board of personnel visited bim in prison. S£ALTEST-'lf4iAL. . No matter what, the leaders of the United state of readiness — for a third day Friday, bracing for NPA Mayonnaise ^ Education report stated. “ Each verification). ’ Lively Ice Milk 1.89 Tomatoes e r A&P Cheddar Cheese Bar ^ 1 .2 9 "That bit is an out-and-out lie,” Bothwell wrote States, ablaze as they may be with patriotic Aid monument attacks to mark the anniversary and disrupt a four-day Easter BEEF RMnOU. S M G . A MEATBALLS OR CREAMY o n CHUNKY RANDOM WEIGHT school curriculum — the content. to his brother. Ford, of Yardley, Pa., who asked fervor over winning the comparatively minor The Herald reserves the right holiday in Asia’s only Christian country. H e n d rie s Ice C re a m '3!-1.88 A&P Provokme Chunks 1.3.39 ChefBoy«Ar«Dee_ 1 2 9 Sloppy Peanut 2 4 9 FOR BETTER ICALTH _ quality, diversity, and timeli­ for Korean vets for our help. Quite the contrary, Bothwell wrote, ALL FLMfOftS skirmish in the Gulf of Sidra this week, must to edit letters in the interests of The news agency said most of the 229 clashes in the last five 28oz. ness — is closely linked to the brevity, clarity and taste. he wants all the press attention he can get to beat weeks had been initiated by the NPA. It said most of the 343 Bart’s Ice Cream s;i.7 9 Beefaroni can Butter O IVoLewfatMilk S1.59 BROWN V S B r NEW! FROM COLOMBO _ think long and hard about the cost of forcing library media center facilities." To the Editor: tbe espionage rap. He claims the CIA and the FBI people killed were soldiers and civilians, but also included ociiaous Address letters to: Open Fo­ Vark Peppermint Patties 'g?1.99 Coionna Bread Crumbs ^ 1 . 2 9 Gulden’s Mustard * ^ 8 9 * ^Smurf \bgurt______3S;*1. a military solution in Central America — With 67 percent of our students won’t “ come out looking like Boy Scouts” if he rebels. In July of 1953, a truce was rum, Manchester Herald,. P.O. CEREAL A U FUWORS-FLUS OEPOSrr READY TO SPREAD especially when they lack even the shadow of seeking post-secondary educa­ gets to tell his story. ^T89* Box 591. Manchester, CT 06040. Post 40% Bran Flakes ’EM.49 Waist Watchers Soda Duncan Hines Frosting tion. the addition of a much- signed ending 37 months of Asked about the letter, a State Department HONEY C O «B 14CZ. OR ALLWMETCS a consensus about what our role should be. Youths rampage in Palm Springs PURE spokesman said that, at the request of a PASSOVER Post Alpha Bits 'KM .99 S to ve Top S tu ffin g S99* Wesson Vegetable Oil ’:t 1 .2 9 congressman, the London embassy will give PALM SPRINGS. Calif. — Thousands of rioting youths hurled STUFFED BUCKET H OUNCE RACKAQE ^ SPECIALS * M L Laurel M ushroom s 2 :s i*1 Bothwell another chance to waive his privacy rocks at police, ripped clothing from women, publicly exposed Early Califomia Olives ’^ • 7 9 * U n d e Bo t ’s C onverted R ic e 9 9 * AAP has a wrida aaaortmant of ftrta Pasaoaar TS40CR REGULAR rights. themselves ami dumped water into open-top cars on Friday as foods iftcluding: Manlschowltz. Goodmans. Hershey Syrup ’2f89« Spruce Tiny Shrimp ’.:;1 .2 9 Marcos certainly didn’t buy security HorowiU. Rofcaach and Molhars. 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As Cake Mixes X he took the Fifth Amendment more than 250 times. were slowly clearing the area, Goodwin said. the late Mayor Daley would agree, a million and a LE T US ASSUME, however, just for the fun of Duncan Hines Pampers One question he refused to answer on grounds that WagnaK half votes (the margin by which she lost) are a lot it, that all the charges prove literally true: Matzos 'LT1.39 Marcos somehow managed to steal 5 or even 10 it might tend to incriminate him: “ Are you the DEA cracks down on ‘black tar* rdUCMNEE Cake Mix Diapers ^ y cilopedik l o ^ i i $ / i4 9 to steal. Tea Bags *::ri.79 all layer VARIETIES SMALL. 6MTT MED SUPER 48-CT OR months, he has been transformed into a billion dollars and invest it in foreign real estate general president of the International ALLiRANOS Moreover, Marcos’ re-election was officially WASHINGTON — The Drug Enforcement Administration is Volume #9 "dictator” (a quite ridiculous charge, by the way) and/or Swiss bank accounts. Nothing is plainer Brotherhood of Teamsters?” litatzo Meal 2.49 certified by the National Assembly (a formality cracking down on "black tar,” an unusually powerful but cheap and accused of public thefts so huge that a than that he will never be able to enjoy it. or even NON DEODORANT casually dismissed by our media on the ground form of Mexican heroin that may have killed hundreds of U.S. Batampte Horseradish 89* sophisticated ear at once notices their in any serious sense possess it. Litigation over larqp «,upo- Ptaytex Tam pons ^ 2 .9 9 that the assembly is “ dominated by Marcos’ - users, a DEA spokesman said Friday. NORb Su . OR EXTRA HOtO who is entitled to it is going to enrich a great many 3:,:.1.29 79 Alberto Styling Mousse 'XU' 2 . 4 9 Philippine Supreme Court if tested there — I was once told, by an expert on Swiss banks, lawyers, but Martxts’ access to it will be delayed the problem,” said Cornelius Dougherty. ” We hope we can turn PRKrESEFFECTnrCSUN MAR 30TH THRU SAT. APRR $TH ttBS WE RESERVE THE RRIHT TO LBMT SALES ANO TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS IT O B FOR S A U NUT MBULABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAR. OEALBIB. Irequiring that the court, too, be condemned as that the three chief users of secret accounts are: 1 indefinitely. jEatuliPSfer llrra lii the tide.” people seeking to avoid inheritance taxes. 2. He could have retired in 1981, installed some corrupt. No wonder that Mis. Aquino has closed Fpu n d »if m 1 M l' Dougherty said the new drug, which gets its name from its down uncooperative governmental institutions people engaged in making money through compliant friend in his stead and lived on in the resemblance to roofing tar. is as much as 40 times stronger and 10 “ arbitrage” (e.g., buying pounds, converting Philippines, in quiet enjoyment of his ill-gotten RICH A RD W. C O S G R O V E ...... PuM M wr and agencies and made moves to start with a DOUGLAS A. BEVINS ...... Exacutlv* Editor times cheaper than conventional heroin. clean slate. them into marks or schillings and selling the latter "billions." Instead, he has been driven into exile JAMES P. SACKS ...... Monaglno Editor He said it is now sold in 27 states, up from four in 1983. Reports at a profit) and 3, "Am erican politicians — and five years further on, manifestly in poor health ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Aoooddto Editor from hospital emergency rooms, Dougherty said, indicate it has Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester here.” he concluded dramatically, "m y mouth is and probably soon to die. It is a commentary on caused dozens, maybe hundreds, of overdose deaths in the past MARIE E. SIEFFERT Advortlolng OIroctor/Anoc. PuMMtor HOURS; MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12 P.M.; SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. 10 5:00 P.M. stopped! ” the sheer futility of avarice, that so much money MARK F. ABRAITIS ...... BuoIo o m Mm w b w year because it is so strong that unsuspecting addicts use what I would be disappointed in any Filipino has produced so little genuine security. SHELDON COMEN ...... Compotlng Managor appears to be a normal dose that actually is lethal. president — or any major politician in any other ROBERT H. HUBBARD ...... Prataroom Manaotr JEANNE G. FROMERTH ...... CIrculallen Manapat unstable country for that matter — who didn’t foljow the example of these Americans and stash MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 29. 1986 - 9 ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD, Satuwlav. March 29, 19»6 HAOAR TH I NOHRIM.I ky DIk ■rowiM PEANUTS by ClwriM M. Schulz BUSINESS B u ein eae fit B r ie f Indicators show sustained growth 3M cites Elmore for marketing By T.R. Easthom nomic activity three to six months in advance, United Press International reflects the overall growth of the economy since George Elmore of Elmore Associates, Manchester, has the base year of 1967, which equals 100. Composite Index of received an award from 3M’s Energy Control Products for WASHINGTON — The leading indicators, a Five of the 11 indicators advanced, led by successful sales and marketing development. broad gauge of future economic activity, rose contracts and orders for plant and equipment Leading Economic CHted at 3M’s national dealers' meeting March 9-11 in New more than 0.7 percent last month, indicating and followed by stock prices, money supply, net business formation and vendor performance, Orleans, Elmore previewed four new products and participated sustained growth through 1986, the Commerce indicators Department said Friday. the bureau said. in marketing strategy meetings. New products unveiled at the meeting included clear and The composite index of leading indicators The contracts and orders indicator rose 0.49 bronze-tint all-season window films, abrasion-resistant varia­ rose from 174.1 percent in January to 175.4 last percent last month to $34.06 billion, in 1982 tions, and special shatter-resistant films for safety and security. month, a 0.747 percent increase, the depart­ dollars. The stock market component rose 0.36 ment’s Bureau of Economic Analysis said in a percent to $219.37 billion. preliminary report. A decline in the length of the average work Hayes vice president at Rogers It was the first gain since December, when the week was the biggest negative contributor, economic barometer gained 1.5 percent, and the followed by a decline in building permits issued Walter A. Hayes Jr. has been named vice president of the 10th consecutive month in which the index either during the month. Molding Materials Division by Rogers Corp., Manchester. increased or remained unchanged. Before his promotion, Hayes was Allen Sinai, chief economist for Shearson- The last decline came in April 1985, when it fell Lehman Brothers of New York, said the gain division manager of the division. A was particularly encouraging because it re­ 32-year Rogers employee, Hayes has 0.7 percent. Preliminary figures for January released flected strength in both the financial and held various sales and management early this month had charted a 0.6 percent manufacturing sectors. positions with the company. decline in the index, but revised figures based on “ January orders for plant and equipment A 1951 graduate of Tufts Univer­ a positive movement in inventory levels showed were also revised upwards, so we’ve had two sity, Hayes received his bachelor’s no change in the index for the first month of 1986. straight months of gains in that sector. That’s degree in business administration. “ The drop in oil prices, by lowering inflation, encouraging because the industrial side of the FMAMJJASONDJF 2 He was a naval aviator from 1943 to contributed to the (February) gain ... through conomy has been lagging,” Sinai said. 1985 UP1 Graphic 1986 1963, flying with many carrier-based rising stock prices and the large increase in the “ Of the indicatorsthatdrop|>ed... the building squadrons. He served in both active real money supply,” said Commerce Secretary UPI grapMc permits indicator is likely to rise in most coming duty combat squadrons and as a Malcolm Baldrige. months,” Sinai said. “ I susjiect the decline was The government’s broadest gauge m em ber of organized reserve units. “ The strength in the leading index since last mostly weather-related. The drop in the work He is a retired com mander in the of future economic activity rose autumn is consistent with real G N P growth this week m a y also have been weather related.” more than 0.7 percent in February, U.S. Naval Reserve. year in line with the administration’s projection “ The indicators show that the economy is on a Hayes has been a member of the of 4 percent,” Baldrige said. sustained growth path and will grow faster in the first gain of the year, the 9 Society of Plastics Engineers for The index, used to forecast domestic eco­ the second half of the year,” he said. Commerce Department said Friday. more than 30 years. He is currently promotion chairman of the Phenolic Molding Division of the Society of the Walter A. Hayes Jr. Plastics Industry and is also a You can’t have a CD in a 403(b) plan member of hte Society of Automotive Engineers. Playing an active role in developing technology and markets Even though you’re not allowed that first withdrawal until Dec. 31, for engineering plastics, Hayes recently received the Outstand­ QUESTION; I am a teacher to have a CD in your 403(b), you 1986. Is this true? If so, why? ing Achievement Award from the Thermoset Division of the and have a can accomplish what you have in SPE. 403(b) tax- mind and move your retirement ANSWER: It’s true. That exten­ Hayes and his wife, Virginia, live in Glastonbury. sheltered re­ Investors’ nest egg into the safety of a CD by sion of time for making a firs t. tirement plan. I terminating your 403(b) and put­ withdrawal from IRAs, Keogh Cutter president adds partners plan to retire in G u ide ting the money into a rollover IRA plans for the self-employed and June and will at a federally insured bank, other tax-qualified retirement William A. Doyle plans was granted in IRS Notice STAMFORD — Anthony F. Cutaia, president of Cutter Realty reach age 59'A savings and loan association or 86-1, dated Jan. 6, 1986. Group, has announced the selection of new partners and officers the very next credit union. Once you do that, you can take of two of its operating units in the Tampa/Orlando area — Cutter month, making This all comes about because the the interest from your IRA CD on a Development Corjwration of Florida and CRG Construction me eligible to mjm IRS still hasn't completed retire­ steady basis. Corporation of Florida. begin with­ ment plan distribution regulations drawing money from my 403(b) information. Later in life, the regular IRA The Cutter president has named Richard H. Turk as president resulting from the Deficit Reduc­ plan. By that time, I will have close First off, you can't have a CD in a withdrawal rules will take effect. of Cutter Development, Florida: John W. Kirtley II, executive tion Act of 1984. to $100,000 in the 403(b) plan — all 403(b) plan. The only investments Beginning April 1 following the vice president and Randolph V. Brown as president of CRG, invested in a growth mutual fund. allowed in 403(b) plans are insu­ year in which you reach age W/t, Interestingly, the nine-month Florida. Cutaia said that CRG of Florida would be operated as a At retirement, I want to take the rance company annuities and you must make withdrawals based extension applies only to initial subsidiary of Cutter Development, Florida. money out of the mutual fund and investment company shares. A on your life expectancy or the joint withdrawals scheduled for 1986. Cutter Realty Group owns and ojierates the Manchester put it in a certificate of deiiosit, mutual fund is one type of life exfiectancy of you and your Whether or not similar extensions Parkade. which will be a safer investment investment company. IRA beneficiary. will be granted for initial withdra­ for this point of my life. We had better explain to all Don't worry about all your IRA wals in future years is still up in the Will I be able to just withdraw readers that 403(b) plans are money being “ used up — gone” air. Keiiy Joins Giastonbury bank the interst earned on the CD and available only to employees of before you leave this vale of tears. schools and not-for-profit organi­ The rules now allow a recalcula­ QUESTION: 1 am a city em-. Linda Kelly has joined the Glastonbury Bank & Trust Co. as preserve the principal in the403(b) acount until 1 reach age 72? zations, such as hospitals, tion of your life exfiectaney every ployee and will have about $30,000 assistant manager of the Colchester branch office, the bank has 1 have been told that, at age 72, churches and charities. Those year — so that you never outlive in a deferred compensation plan by announced. the Internal Revenue Service plans are similar to and. in some your IRA. the time I retire. My money is in an Kelly comes to the Glastonbury bank from the United States estimates your life expectancy aspects, better than individual insurance company annuity. How Trust Co., Boston, where for the past four years she has served as and, each year thereafter, you retirement accounts. QUESTION: You wrote that IRA safe is it? the assistant m anager of the main office. She has worked in loan must withdraw a specified amount The withdrawl rules on 403 (b)s participants who became 70‘/i in reviews, customer service, and branch supervision. until the principal sum is used up — can vary from one plan to another 1985 don’t have to make their first ANSWER: Like all annuities, A 1982 graduate of Bunker Hill Community College, Kelly lives gone. Is this a fact? but generally allow you to take mandatory withdrawl until April I, it's as safe as the insurance in East Hartford. money out — without penalty — at 1986, rather than Dec. 31, 1985. as company that issued it. Insurance ANSWER: It seems that you 59>A or in cases of financial was the case under older rules. company failures have been few hardship. Recently. I read that I can delay and far between. Cardioiogy practice expanding have received some very wrong Dr. Joseph Hanna has announced that Dr. Steven R. Fera of East Greenwich, R.I., will join his cardiology practice sometime Expert warns about mediocrity crisis this summer. 8 _____ to Joy Hanna, whose practice is growing, said he will move his office / ening of exf>erience, they’re not 9 Qloaay fabric CHICAGO (AP) - Mediocrity is good, experienced general manag­ breed mediocrity, e said. □ d O D □ □ □ □ from Haynes Street to the Watkins Centre on Main Street when going to have the backround, the 1 ___ _ Bccgtn 10 Cologna (Gar.) infiltrating American business ers “because they are not now “ Every time you get a merger or IIElICIBEID d Q d l l Q Fera joins him. ability, to do strategic, long-range 11 Night (Fr.) management, and U.S. companies being trained.” acquisition, many topjobs are lost. 7 Football coach nOE3DDO ddODOd Fera received his B.S. and M.D. degrees from Georgetown thinking,” Merrell said. Knuto — 12 AngloSaxon will lose worldwide competitive­ Budget-tightening in the That cuts back on the number of University. He completed his post-graduate medical training at positions you can move managers 13 Diokana-baaod aarf nODDd ODdO ness unless corporations put more recession-plagued mid-1970s “ That means that business could □dd dddClD ddO the University Hospital of (ileveland-Case Western Reserve into.” Merrell said. muaical 19 Aatronauta* “4 Riareh 30,1986 priority on employee training and forced “ most manufacturing and do a poor job of new product University and is certified by the American Board of Internal development, a management ex­ many other industries to cut back development ... and could lose 14 Abofninablo right~ (comp. □dDCl Odddd Many of those positions also You were born with special leadership Medicine. pert contends. anywhere from 20 to 40 percent in worldwide competitiveness,” he 15 Spaniah mation wd.| □dDOd ddDDDdd He is com pleting a fellowship in cardiology at Rhode Island have been eliminated by “ the qualities, and, in the year ahead, they In recent years, severe cost­ the last five years,” Merrell said in said. 16 Oarman city 21 Whiri □ddDDOd (DdddD data-proeessing and computer re­ will become extremely pronounced. You Hospital-Brown University. cutting and staff-slashing, a surge an interview. 17 Bafora kxig 22 Sixtioa radical □□□□d ODdO might even direct something big and in mergers and acquisitions, and volution,” he said, resulting in less To avoid the threat of medioc­ 18 Public vahlda (al.| □dd dddOD ODD Important. the "revolution” in computers and In addition, the growing trend of transferring and fewer growth rity, Merrell said, the companies 20 Qraftad, in 23 Skinny fiah □dDd dDddD data processing have contributed mergers and acquisitions over the opportunities for employees. should re-establish their internal A R E S (March 21-AprH 19) Your leader­ Firms lease industrial park space past several years threatens to “ Without people getting a broad­ management programs. haraWry 24 Upparcut □DdddO DDdddd ship qualities can be used effectively In to the coming crisis in manage­ 21 Sticky 2 5 Fairy-tale Ddddd ddnOdD critical situations today, especially if you The Chromalloy American Corp. of St. Louis has leased 30,000 ment. said David Merrell, a 23 Dark wood giant □ □ □ □ d d D B l treat those who work at your side as square feet in the Manchester Industrial Park, the property management consultant at 27 Hindu daity 24 Zola haroina competent equals. Major changes are managing agent announced this week. Rohrer, Hibler & Replogle Inc. ahead lor Aries In the coming year. Send “ If we do nothing new. the 32 Engliah 2 8 Part of leg 41 Playwright 47 Oarman Chromalloy, a manufacturer of protective coatings for aircraft lor your Astro-Qraph predictions today. consequence will be a cadre of The Manchester Symphony compoaar 29Suggaat Jonaa nagativa parts, has leased the sjiace at 369 Progress Drive, according to 48 Inkling Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ |M>orly trained, narrowly expe- 33 Small glaaa indiractly 42 Collaga group the Farley Co., which is the property managing agent of the park. 49Foroa paper, Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. riencikl and hopelessly short­ bottia 30 Nona (Scot) 43Pota Be sure to state your zodiac sign. The company is moving its research and development division 60 Faminina auffix WINTHROP -by Dick Cavalli sighted managers,” said Merrell. 34 - 31 Winglika from Texas to the new location. Orchestra and Chorale 52 Sunday apaach whose Chicago-based firm pro­ Doona 37 Whiz 46 Franch (abbr.) TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) A situation In a separate transaction. Allied Printing Services Inc. of vides psychological consulting ser­ 35 Outor ear 38 502, Roman 64Saabird that another has inaugurated will require Manchester has leased 6,000 square feet o f ispace at 60 Progress vices to industry. your expertise today to get it back on The Search for a Conductor 34 Parapiiad Drive within the industrial park. Allied Printing will retain its In the latest issue of the course. Move in and get it rolling. office on West Middle Turnpike and use the additional space as a corporation's newsletter, Merrell 39 Batwaan (prat.) OCMWW (May 21-June 20) Agreements 40 Outcast you make today will be only as good as warehouse facility, the Farley Co. said. warns that by the end of the Manchester Community College 42 InvaM the intent of the parties Involved. Be decade, there will be a shortage of 44 _____a la sure that you hold up your end. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Normally It's not wise to attempt to do several 47Naatof things at the same time. But today you have the ability to achieve multiple goals 61 Wrinkla simultaneously. ’’ 53 Emand anaw LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Involvements that contain elements of competition will VALUES 65 Oaar'a horn be the ones you're best suited to today. 64FarEaat Have fun and, if you win, do so with ROBERT GUTTER 9 67Ctaaaify grace. GUEST CONDUCTOR 58 Harodhary VIROO (Aug. 23-8apL 22) This Is a good day to invite some special friends over B ridge i r W A y ,OPEN d aily to your place. You'll be in a hospitable DOWN THUN8. TIL mood and pals will have a memorable 975 MAIN STu, MANCHESTER, CT. CLOSED SUNDAY David ayla Morxa time. 47 4S 4t M 4 ¥ALue Mmcrr sroUt w m m o m ei 1 Antarctic aaa LISRA (Sept 23-OcL 23) Don't be le­ Qioralmattar As expected. West led a spade.

Obituaries Mistaken arrest may bring suit I C p O R T S An East Hartford attorney has Clark. Police claim the Clark they against his client were dismissed charged that his client. Thomas R. thought they were arresting issued last November in court. EllialMth Drap«au Clark Jr., was mistaken for a bad check for $50 to a Willimantic Manchester police officer Jon C. Eliiabeth D. McGill Drapeau, another man and falsely arrested Stop & Shop sometime last year. Hawthorne Sr., who arrested 72, of 181 Princeton St., died Friday by Manchester and Willimantic Both Clarks have the same Clark, said Friday that he had at Manchester Memorial Hospital. police last October and warned birthday, Franckling said. But the responded to a complaint that She was the widow of Pierre C. both towns that some kind of action Clark who is wanted for Issuing the Clark's car had been abandoned in Major League races look to be exciting a parking lot. Hawthorne’s report Drapeau. will follow. bad check lives in Manchester, Bom in Manchester, she had Clark has two years to decide while Franckling’s client lives in said that he had asked Anthony t ^ n a lifelong resident. whether to file a lawsuit against Hartford, he said. Rossetti, who was in the car, who ' She was retired as a claims either town, his attorney, John E. Police records show that Clark owned the vehicle. processor with Connecticut Gen­ Franckling, said Thursday. But was arrested at 9; IS a.m. Oct. 24 at Hawthorne said he then checked Mets, Braves favorites Bob Riley Oldsmobile, where he eral Life Insurance Co. and was Franckling said in an interview the car's registration and found Junior loop was employed at the time. He was employed at Paul's Paint of that he was not sure if a lawsuit that a warrant was out for Thomas Manchester. She was a former would be filed. arrested because of an outstanding Clark’s arrest. Hawthorne said he in the National League warrant that Willimantic police treasurer and secretary of the “ Mr. Clark intends to commence then called Willimantic police to is balanced American Association of Retired an action to recover damages had obtained for a Thomas Clark, confirm that the warrant was still Bv Mike Tullv Persons, Chapter 1275, and cur­ sustained as a result of (the false) police said. valid before asking Rossetti where Manchester police said they By Fred McMane United Press rently a member of its board of arrest,” Franckling said in a he could find Clark and then going United Frets International picked Clark up and delivered him International directors. She was a former March 19 letter filed at the town to Riley Oldsmobile on Center to the Willimantic Police Depart­ member of the Ladies of St. James. clerk’s office in Manchester last Street to arrest him. Pardon the American League if it’s feeling a She is survived by one son, David ment after checking to see if the week. little smug these days. T h e Atlanta warrant was still valid. Clark was a mechanic at the G. Drapeau of Enfield: a daughter, Franckling said that Clark had After all, it has won the last three World Braves and the New Franckling said that the charges dealership at the time. Michelle Dupont of West Hartford; been mistaken foranotherThomas Series, boasts the toughest division in baseball York Mets can re­ a sister, Rosanna M. Peloquin of (A L East) and features the gam e’s three best peat history this Manchester: and five hitters (Wade Boggs, Don Mattingly and George fall. grandchildren. B rett). When the playoff The funeral will be Monday at Teachers want input on calendar So what if it never seems to win an All-Star system began 17 ye­ 10:30 a m. at the John F. Tierney Game. That’s exhibition stuff and doesn’t mean ars ago, the Braves Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., very much. a n d th e Mets followed by a mass at 11 a.m. at St. tangled in the first Rose said the change caused “ epidemic proportions” of student If it’s balance you’ re looking for, the AL has it. James Church. Burial will be in St. BOLTON — Members of the National League 2 teachers to lose some money from absences in the past three weeks Any one of four teams in each division appears Bridget Cemetery. Calling hours Bolton Education Association Championship Ser­ planned vacations. She objected to from illness. good enough to win, setting up the distinct will be Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. asked the Board of Elducation ies. The year was the board’s stipulation in next possibility of a repeat of last year when the two Memorial donations may be t V.* Thursday night to establish a joint Another concern Audette menti­ 1969 and New York year’s calendar that days would be division pennant races went down to the final made to the Cystic Fibrosis teacher-board committee next oned was the coordination of the had emerged as pK* • ''•**■* ' subtracted from the April recess if weekend of the season. Association of Connecticut. 630 year to discuss the school calendar Bolton school schedule with the miracle winner of more than eight school closings In addition, the A L has a bevy of new faces Uakwood Ave.. West Hartford. before it is set. Willington schools since Willington t h e Eastern occur before that time. Rose said it who could well adorn magazine covers before "W e need to be consulted ahead students attend Bolton High Division. would not allow teachers and the year is out. Jose Canseco of Oakland, Pete of tim e." said elementary teacher School. This fall, the Mets James Lizotte students to make plans for that Incaviglia of Texas, Wally Joyner of California Angie Rose after BEA President and the Braves are James Patrick Lizotte, 32, of recess. Later in the meeting. School and Billy Joe Robidoux of Milwaukee are the Fred Audette expressed concern picked to meet East Hartford, died Friday at Fourth-grade teacher Charles Superintendent Richard Packman four most talked-about rookies this season and about the calendar on behalf of again, only this Hartford Hospital. He was the laderesta said he was concerned responded to the teachers’ com­ all have the potential to be great crowd pleasers. Bolton teachers. time, Atlanta will be brother of Dolores V. Lizotte of about the absentee rate of students ments, saying, “ It is important to. While there will be a number of new faces in Rose asked that the board leave the miracle team. Manchester. Herald photo by Bashaw if they go too long without a break. give the teachers more input and the Opening Day lineups, there are only two at least one school vacation intact, The Braves finished He also is survived by a He said the schools have had that they feel they have input.” managers making their debuts. Lou Piniella without leaving options for sub­ fifth in the Western daughter, Jennifer A. Lizotte of takes over the pressure cooker in New York as tracting days for excessive snow or Division, 29 games East Hartford; his mother, Edith Sun went to his head the Yankees' seventh manager (and 11th emergency days. The teachers behind Los Angeles, (Mackie) Lizotte of East Hartford; managerial change) in nine years and Jimy referred to this year’s February last year’s winner his maternal grandfather. Edward Seven-month-old Stephen Bond seems oblivious to his Williams replaces Bobby Ck)x, the 1985 AL vacation when four days were and this season’s Mackie of Marlboro, Mass.: three father, Kevin Bond, towering over him from an unusual Manager of the Year, as manager of the subtracted to make up for three logical choice. brothers. George E. Lizotte of defending A L East champion Toronto Blue angle. The Maple Street residents were enjoying the days lost because of September’s Logical choices Panorama City. Calif., Robert P, Jays. hurricane. don't always win, Lizotte and Donald Lizotte, both of sunny day Friday at Charter Oak Park. Here’s a capsule look at each team in though. The Braves, East Hartford: and three other predicted order of finish: UPI photo with new manager sisters. Patricia Lizotte. Cindy Chuck Tanner, can Lizotte and Donna Lizotte. all of East Division Right fielder Darryl Strawberry will be surprise everyone. East Hartford. Calendars The key is their one of the keys for the New York Mets The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 Baltimora Oriole* trade for All-Star when they open their National a.m. at the Newkirk & Whitney It’s difficult to Imagine Orioles’ pitchers doing catcher Ozzie Vir­ Funeral Home. 318 Burnside Ave., public hearing. League season. Strawberry, who Bonding, after a repeat performance of last season when they gil. He’ll help offen- East Hartford. Burial with full Manchester Bolton Room W-52. missed part of the 1985 season with a posted a team ERA (4.38) that was strictly for s i V e 1 y , an d military honors will be in Veterans Thursday the birds. The O's have plenty of offense (214 defensively. wrist injury, must stay healthy for the Memorial Field. Hillside Ceme­ Monday Tuesday The Senate meets in regular homers) and improved pitching will make them The Braves still Mets to make a run at the St. Louis tery. East Hartford. Calling hours Pension Board. Lincoln Center Federal revenue sharing hear­ session at 2 p.m. definite contenders. Having raspy-voiced Earl lack pitching, but if will be Monday from 7 to 9 p.m.. gold room. 3 p.m. ing. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. Cardinals in the East Division. Legislative committee meetings Weaver back as manager from the start of the n e w manager Memorial donations may be Income Tax Assistance, Lincoln Board of Selectmen. Community include: Legislative Management, season should increase the club’s confidence. Chuck Tanner can made the Multiple Sclerosis So­ Center gold room, 6 to 9 p.m. Hall, 8 p.m. 10:30 a.m.. Room 310. coax Pascual Perez back to ciety. 230 Scarborough St.. Hart­ Eighth District directors’ budget Republican Party caucus, Com­ St. Louis Cards The state Gaming Policy Board effectiveness, things will improve. ford. or to a charity of the donor’s workshop, firehouse. Hilliard and munity Hall. 8 p.m. New York Yankeot Ozzie Smith’s sore shoulder and meets at 10 a.m., Division of If Bruce Sutter saves a couple of choice. Main streets. 7 p.m. Thursday the departure of Joaquin Andujar Special Revenue, Russell Road, No team in baseball has more offense than the games early, the entire squad will Charter Revision Commission. Library Board, Bentley Memor­ Yankees, but the loss of left-hander Britt Bums make it tempting to pick Cards for Newington. gain confidence. Lincoln Center hearing room, 7:30 ial Library, 7:30 p.m. for the season with a hip injury further weakens the second division, but outfield Dr. Gerald Klatskin Friday Joining Tanner in new manage­ p.m. Democratic Party caucus, Com­ an already shaky starting rotation. New speed will win lots of games for The state Department of Trans­ UPI photo rial assignments are Jim Leyland HAMDEN (API - Dr. Gerald Tuesday munity Hall, 8 p.m. manager Lou Piniella will create a much looser them. Manager Herzog must find portation holds a 10:30 a.m. public in Pittsburgh. Steve Boros in San Klatskin. a Yale School of Medi­ Comment session. Board of locker room atmosphere than his predecessor, two starting pitchers and keep hearing on general livery service Boston Red Sox third baseman Wade Boggs led the majors with a .368 Diego and Hal Lanier in Houston. cine professor emeritus and a Directors' office. Municipal Build­ Billy Martin. But will he be able to keep Rookie of the Year Vince Coleman in Old Say brook, DOT Administra­ batting average in 1985. Boggs will be one of the many offensive threats the Roger Craig is beginning his first pioneer in the development of liver ing. 9 a.m. fire-breathing owner George Steinbrenner from well distanced from “ The Tarp.” tion Building, 24 Wolcott Hill Road, full season in San Francisco. biopsy techniques, has died after a Board of Directors. Lincoln scorching the necks of the players? Red Sox poMess when the season opens on April 7, but what the club really Keep an eye on right fielder Andy Wethersfield. As for the Mets, they’ll be there long illness. He was 75. Center hearing room. 7:30 p.m. At the Capitol Van Slyke. needs is pitching and some speed in its lineup. waiting for Atlanta. Klatskin. who was best known Hockanum River Linear Park Detroit Tiger* Here is a look at the races, with for his work on the correlations Committee. Lincoln Center confer­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Here is a Philadelphia Phillies between biochemical and biologi­ list of state government and Those World Series rings must possess projected order of finish: ence room. 7:30 p.m. on the mound. Are we sure Walt Disney’s family Kansas City Royals They drew guffaws with off­ cal abnormalities and the clinical political events scheduled the magical powers; anyone who puts one on seems Wednesday doesn’t own this club? Maybe they should, season strategy of trading an features of the diseased liver, died week of March 31. All rooms are in F o r the Record to lose his power of concentration. How else do The defending world champions are banking Republican Town Committee, because this is a club that will appeal to the East Division All-Star catcher (Virgil) and Thursday at his home. the Capitol complex unless other­ you explain a team going from the best heavily on their pitching staff to carry them Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 young. When the season opens the Brewers will former Cy Young Award winner The funeral service is private wise noted. defensive team in baseball to one of the worst as again this year. 'The rotation of Bret Saberha- p.m. have a 21-year-old first baseman, a 24-year-old (John Denny). Right-hander and a memorial service will be David J. Monro, 39, of 96 Detroit did last season? There’s enough talent to gen, Charlie Leibrandt, Bud Black, Danny New York Mets Public hearing on town budget. Monday shortstop and two pitchers in their starting Kevin Gross is a competent announced. Overlook Drive, was charged by recapture the flag provided manager Sparky Jackson and Mark Gubicza is hard to beat, but Right fielder Darryl Strawberry Waddell School. 8 p.m. Legislative committee public rotation, ages 23 and 21. Patience is manager starter, and Mike Schmidt will police Thursday night in connec­ Anderson can restore the club's pride. the Royals did nothing over the winter to bolster will win the M VP and, more Democratic subcommittee. Mu­ hearings include: Judiciary. 10 George Bamberger’s strong suit. He’ll need it. probably hit lots of homers, but tion with a domestic dispute. His Hcrild photo by Buhaw their anemic offense (.252). The Royals have important, Dwight Gooden, Rick nicipal Building coffee room. 8 a.m.. Room E-53; Government that’s not enough. Manager John Ruth Kelso p.m. Administration and Elections. 3 name was spelled incorrectly in won the division title the past two years, but as Aguilera and Ron Darling are all Toronto Blue Jays Cleveland Indians Missouri farmers can tell you, it’s hard to reap a Felske could become an early MADISON (API - A private Thursday p.m.. Room W-56. Friday’s Herald. The name of his *Happy Easter* capable of winning the Cy Young A fall from grace is always expected from a The Indians haven’t won a pennant since 1954. bumper crop every yea*. victim. service is planned for author and Economic Development Com­ wife. Linda Monro. 36. also of 96 Award. A catch — the Mets put a Tuesday team that won the previous year. Pitching and But first things first. The club hasn’t finished scholar Ruth Kelso, who died on mission. Lincoln Center gold room, O v e rlo o k Drive, was also St. James School students say “Happy Easter” with lot of pressure on themselves in the Legislative committee public power are the team's strong suits and they could above .500 in this decade. Getting out of the Tuesday at the age of 100. 8 a m. misspelled. California Angels off-season. Whitey Herzog, man­ Montreal Expos hearings include: Education, 9 decorated baskets for the poor in mission countries and win again if their young hitters keep improving. cellar is the team’s first priority and that won’t Kelso, a native of Columbus. Income Tax Assistance, Lincoin ager of NL champion St. Louis, A one-time contender and a a m.. Room W-54; Program Re­ Big question is whether the press will be able to be easy. Not with a pitching staff whose ERA The Angels are as old as owner Gene Autry's Ohio, taught in the English depart­ Center gold room. 6 to 9 p.m. Total revenues for the 35 regu­ for shelters in Manchester and Hartford. Noah Starkey, enjoys taunting them; “ They think longtime pretender, Montreal now view and Investigations. 10:30 spell new manager Jimy Williams’ name last year was 4.91. Oh, well, they are the only saddle bags, but manager Gene Mauch is ment of the University of Illinois in Judge’s hours. Probate Court. lated hospitals in Connecticut for David Buono, Anissa Barbato and Jessica Russo, from they won it last year, anyway.” is neither. It’s back to expansion a.m.. Room E-51: Judiciary, 10 correctly by the end of the season. team in the league with two players who were counting on experience to overcome the club’s Urbana until her retirement in 6:30 p.m. the 1984-85 fiscal year was more futility, even though Tim Raines, a.m.. Room E-53. left, hold banks with some of the $2,200 students bom in Europe. encroaching age. The Angels came very close to 1958 The University of Illinois Ethics Commission. Probate than $83 million. The figure was Andre Dawson. Hubie Brooks and Legislative committee meetings collected for this Lenten project. Students also gave winning the A L West title last year and will have Chicago Cubs Press published her works. "The Court, 7:30 p.m. reported incorrectly in Friday’s Boston Red Sox Tim Wallach should provide include: Education, after publi the added advantage of having Don Sutton (295 Forget the health of the pitching Democratic Town Committee. Herald. items such as soap, toothpaste and shampoo. enough runs to interrupt the Medieval Gentleman" and "The Nothing ever changes in Beantown. The Red victories) from the outset. But five of the staff. The real keys are whether Lincoln Center hearing room. 7:30 hearing. Room W-54; Program booing. Whatever happened to a— .Medieval Lady ’ Sox are as predictable to the city as cold weather West Division projected -regular players are-over 35 and Bob Dernier can ma1!The The House mets in regular Mllwaukes Brawors season gives the club four strong-armed won’t matter how well Rick 3 p.m. session at 1 p.m. and the Senate division. Canseco, Dave Kingman, Dwayne Fam ily” must rebuild its image Let’s see, the Brewers are managed by starters who worked in excess of 200 innings last Sutcliffe, Steve Trout and Scott In loving memory of Duncan D meets in regular session at 2 p.m. Please turn to page 14 Bambi, have a Deer in the outfield and a Moose year. There’s also plenty of power in the lineup. Please turn to page 14 Sanderson pitch. Kennedv. who passed away March Legislative committee public Bolens Eliminator Plus 29th 1972 Andover hearings include: Finance, Re­ venue and Bonding. 9:30 a.m.. 6 Rear Bantinpi. 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This list includes the psyching out the other, each hoping to gain some quietly racing to a Hfth place finish among the women, netting a 8100 cash prize. Her time was T. 07:30. After Cape Cod Relays, which drew nearly 50 Striders in intangible edge on race day. 1985, and of course our own Thanksgiving Day Road On the Run being plagued by injuries much of last year, it api^aire Day of reckoning has arrived for Finai Four Race. If you listen closely, though, you'll hear the Their duel for the first Silk City finisher would be an that the 33-year-old Saunders is back and ready to be interesting one, pitUng Parr’s experience and almost faint runnblings of a new kid on the block; a road race Greg Best reckoned with once more. have this or they don’t have that.’ know this team. They think they obsessive preparation against the brute strength of Other Striders who ran at Albany were: By Frtd Lief with its own growing following that may yet join the But beating Duke has been a can win.” triathlete Forxley. , United Press international big ones. Rick P a r r -1:58:28 problem.” Milt Wagner and Jeff Hall form The challenger is the Albany, N.Y., 30K Road Race, Saunders, who is without peer among the women in Chris Connolly -1:59:59 DALLAS — Led by a coach The heart of Duke lies in its an experienced and sweet-shooting and it signals the start of the racing season for many the club, would be racing alone. Jim Cunningham - 2:02:07 whose name has all the lilt of a shot backcourt. Johnny Dawkins, an backcourt. At forward, 6-8 Billy club members, 11 of whom ran recently. While the Pete Kennedy - 2:10:36 Parr set the pace early, passing the mile in 5; 47, and clanking off the rim, Duke faces its All-America, and Tommy Amaker Thompson is electric and 6-7 Road Runners C|ub of America is stretching things a Bob F o rd -2:22:27 maintaining this through five miles, where Forzley sternest test Saturday against are simply the best combination Herbert Crook is playing his best bit calling this riace a “national championship." the The director of this one should be applauded, Jim Best-2:28:20 caught him, to challenge for the Strider lead. Parr Kansas as college basketball un­ around. They penetrate, shoot and ball of the season. Pervis Ellison, a 18.6-mile event remains competitive within the because water is available every fourth mile, and John Vannie - 2:29:56 reported "surging for about a half a mile,” here, and veils its showcase event. fill the passing lanes. They also key 6-9 freshman, can clog the middle region, and provides a more than adequate test for traffic control is superb. It is unfortunate though, that Dick Whitehouse - 2:32:32 he can’t restrain the wind which seems to be a slowly pulled away from Forzley, who was content to '"They’re probably a more explo­ the pressure man-to-man defense. and put up the soft shot. legs that have not raced since November. The frontline is not the most LSU faces considerable prob­ perennial guest, traditionally showing little respect hold his pace and try again later. Parr never let this The annual Vernon Rabbit Run will be held today at sive offensive team than any of the happen, battling wind gusts of up to 20 miles per hour other Final Four teams,” Duke massive but it does crack the lems against a Louisville team : T H E COURSE IT S E L F is flat and fast. It begins in for runners. 1 p.m. The hilly 5-mile course will begin in Rockville with remarkably few weaknesses. This was again the case on the morning of March 23, to build his lead over Forzley to 15 seconds at eight coach Mike Krzyzewski said F ri­ boards. Jay Bilas, 6-foot-8, is in the downtown Schenectady, N.Y. (an Indian name that center. as Striders Ray Parr, Ken Forzley, and Karen miles and 35 at mile number 15. He passed the lOK day. “They may be the toughest middle flanked by 6-8 Mark Alarie But, then again, such challenges ironically means “end of the trail” ), and heads due E D IT O R ’S N O TE : After hibernating for the winter and 6-5 David Hendersoii. Danny come with the LSU terrain. east for seven miles over gently rolling hills. In the Saunders toed the starting line, along with eight mark in a swift 35:34, and 20K in 71:17, finishing in team to defend.” months, Greg Best and Steve Gates resume their “-14 13-12 33, Bonks 381-3 7, x-St. Louis 34 32 8 80 291 277 Sullivan 520, Don McAllister 220-573, Montreal vs. Houston at Kissimmee, PONTE VEDRA, Fla. - Bob trouble first with his hand and then Oakley3-73-48, Gervln6-110-012, Maev 2-5 Tom Sleckmann Howie Edw ards 556, Dave Edw ards 519, Fla., 1:35 p.m. Saturday, March 15 x-MInnesota 35 32 9 79 309 291 T.C . Chen Murphy — fat, forty and fragile — with his back. B y United Press International seconds into the game. 2-3 7, Jordan 9-15 4-6 22, Corilne 1-40-02, x-Toronto 23 45 4 52 295 344 Joe Ketioe 539, Pete Fortin 527. Atlanta vs. Baltimore at Miami, 1:35 Paxson 1-34-44, Green 4-93411,HoltonO-1 At Dayton, Ohio Ray Floyd “ I can't really complain, consid­ Michigan State 80, Georgetown46 Detroit 14 53 4 38 252 393 p.m. reached back into his golfing past 0-00, Totols39-7926-34107. AAork WIebe Chicogo Cubs vs. Milwaukee at Rangers 4, Oilers 2 Kansas 45, Temple 43 Smythe Division Willie Wood Friday to post a record 36-hole ering what Fuzzy (Zoeller, who has LANDOVER. Md. - Mike Bossy v-Edmonton 54 14 4 114 408 291 CunlIHe Auto Chandler, Ariz., 3 p.m. N EW JE R S E Y (118) Sunday, March 14 Danny Edwards score in the Tournament Players severe back problems) goes produced two goals and Brent At New York. Pierre Larouche At MIlMMMpallt x-Colgary 34 30 9 81 325 296 Joey SIndelar To m O 'Co nnor 199-147-507, Joe T o ll- San Francisco vs. Ojkland at Phoenlx,3 Williams 7-9 2-3 14, King 4-13 7-8 15, Winnipeg 25 45 4 54 279 354 p.m. Championship and share the lead through every week,” said Sutter scored the game-winner had two goals, including a power- GmlnskI 9-14 88 24, Birdsong 11-20 1-2 23, North Carolina State 80, Ark.-L|ttle Lanny Wadkins sano 147-451, George Kelley 175444, Rock 44 (20T) Los Angeles 23 45 7 53 271 348 Mike Sullivan Tony Marinelll 181-441, Pete Woltvna Clevelond vs. Seattle at Tempe, A riz., 3 with Larry Mize. Murphy, who has earned nearly early in the third period Friday play score during the Rangers’ Ransev 7-14 35 17, Cook 35 4-4 10, Vancouver 20 41 13 53 260 310 p.m. Turner 1-5 08 2, Johnson 35 33 9, Iowa State 72, Michigan 49 Ken Green 151-429, Dave Lachapelle 147-424, Adam Murphy, 43, overweight and $1.4 million since joining the Tour night to power the New York three-goal second period Friday Friday, March 21 y-cllnched division nite Jo y Hoos Ty c z 140-419, Kevin Kelley 151-415, San Diego vs. California at Palm O' Keren 08 08 0. Totals 45-85 2S-33 118. x-clinchod playoff berth Springs, Calif., 4 p.m. winless for more than a decade in 1968 out of the University of Islanders to a 4-3 victory over the night. allowing New York to claim Chicogo 1) 24 17 33-107 Regional Semifinals Dave Barr Craig Coleman 157-410, Art Cunllffe At Kansas City, Me. Friday's ResulH J.C . Snead 158- 409, Ralph Fra nk 140-407, Carl Bolin (u)-spllt squad game while struggling with assorted Florida. Washington Capitals. a 4-2 triumph over the Edmonton New Jersey 35 27 24 32— 118 N Y Islanders 4, Washington 3 Three-point goal— Maev. Fouled North Carolina State 70, Iowa State44 To ny SIMs 159- 404, Ken Arev403, Dave Van Tassell ailments, turned in a 7-under-par “ But that's why I ’ve been so up The penalty-filled game fea­ Oilers and overtake Pittsburgh in Kansas 96, Michigan State 84 (O T ) NY Rongers 4, Edmonton 2 Jim Simons 402, Larry Novello 141-393, Jim Moore out— None. Total touls— Chicago Winnipeg at Calgary, night 65 in the second round of this and down. When I came here the race for the final Patrick 28, N e w Je rs e y 25. R e b o u n d s— Sundoy, March 11 Lee Trevino 393, Em il Roux 393, BUI WIshInskv 143. tured the ejection of Islanders Regional Finals Los Angeles at Vancouver, night Chris Perry High team single— The 40's 545; HI prestigious. $900,000 event for a Sunday, I didn’t think I ’d be able to goalie Billy Smith for fighting. Division playoff spot. Chicago 33 (Oakley 14), New Jersey 42 Saturday's Games (GmlnskI 12). Assists — Chicago 22 At Kansas City, Me. Paul Azlnger team triple — The 40's 1414; High T ransactions two-day total of lO-under 134 which play, but each day I've been a little The Islanders broke the Capitals The victory gave the Rangers 75 Kansas 75, North Corollna State47 (All Times EST) Ronnie Block Individual single — Joe Tollsano 253; (Woolrldge, Maev, Paxson 4), New Buffalo at Boston, 1:15 p.m. Mize, 27. matched by posting a 68. better. I’m feeling as well at the points, one more than the Penguins Jersey 23 ( Ransev 7). A — 14,844. <3reg Norman High triple — Joe Tollsano 529; High three-game winning streak and Chicago at New Jersey, 1:35 p.m. Bruce Lletzke average — Pat Irish 139.33. moment as 1 can remember.” clinched a playoff spot. Washing­ with five games remaining for West Minnesota at Detroit, 2:05 p.m. Peter Jacobsen Stondings: Th e 40's 24-9, R8.G Auto Both were a shot better than the Murphy's best finish so far this Washington at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. ton stayed one point ahead of the both. Edmonton had its six-game Bucksl16,76ers94 Thursday, March 11 G ary Koch 22-11, Ann M arie's Restaurant 20-13, Boston — Traded designated hitter previous 36-hole TP C low since the year was a tie for 18th in the Bob At Ogden, Utah PltHburgh at Montreal, 7:35p.m. Dick Most Purdy Corportatlon 19-14, Cunllffe Mike Easier to New York Yankees for tournament moved to northeast second-place Philadelphia Flyers winning streak snapped and goal- Louisville 93, Drexel 73 NY Rangers at Philadelphia,7:35p.m. Tim Norris Auto Body 19-14, Heritage Balt Cater­ deslgnafed hlffer Don Baylor; as­ Hope Classic and he had to tender Grant Fuhr had his per­ 9 in the Patrick Division. MILWAUKEE 016) Brodlev 83, Texas El-Poso 45 Edmonton at N Y Islanders, 8;05p.m. Tim Simpson ing 19-14, Marks Brothers 18-15, Team signed outfielder Kevin Romlne and Florida coast in 1977 and a shot withdraw last week at New Or­ Alabama-BIrmlngham 44, Missouri St. Louis at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Smith was ejected for being the sonal 10-game winning skein Pressev3l13l018,Cummlngs4-l31-213, Tom Purtier No. 14 16-17, CorrentI Insurance 1518, right-hander Mike Trullllo to minor- better than newcomer Dave Rum­ leans because of his back. Breuer 1-3 08 2, Moncriet 314 4-4 14, 44 Quebec at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Corev Pavin Village Stylist 1518, Dubaldo Electric league camp. mells, who also had a second-round third man in a fight during a melee ended Hodges 48 0-2 12, Lister 7-9 2-5 16, North Carolina 84, Utah 72 Sunday's Gomes Larry RInker 1518, Bremser's 1518, East Hartford Chicago (NL) — Signed outfielder Brett Upper, a third-year tour­ The Rangers probably benefit- Friday, March 14 Boston at Buffalo, night Nursery 14-19, Courtney's 14-19, Jar- Keith Moreland to a 5yeor controct 65 after tying a tournament record in front of the New York goal with Pierce 14-182-231, Fields 1-3083Davls34 AAark O'AAeora ing pro, also had a 65 Friday and ted from the fact the Oilers 2-24, Glenn 08080. Totals 47-8721-29116. At Long Beach, Callt. Toronto at Chicago, night Greg Ladehoff tran 13-20, Poganl's 527. extension through 1989. by running off six straight birdies. 16 seconds left in the first period. It Nevodo - Los Vegas 74, Northeast Calgary at Vancouver, night (XIvis Love III Kansas City — Asked waWers on was two shots off the lead at was the first ejection for the clinched the NH L regular-season P H IU L D E L P H IA (94) Louisiana 51 Ken Brown Caterers pitchers Joe Beckwith and Mike Jones, “ Bob Murphy shot a pretty 8-under 136 along with Doug Tewell 15-year veteran while in goal. championship in their previous Barkley 312 34 19, Stokes 4-8 08 8, Maryland 49, Pepperdine 44 Andy Bean and outfielder Pot Sheridan. sporty round,” said Mize, who (68) and David Edwards (69). AAalone 31 08 0, Erving 314 33 19, St. John's 81, Montana State 74 Gll Morgan Milwaukee — Reassigned pitcher A total of 98 minutes in penalties game. Edmonton's lead-leading Cheeks 7-13 4-4 18, Toney 14 1-2 3, Auburn 73, Arliona 43 Bunny Fellows 132-139-124-397, Jeon Jim Thorpe and Mike Hulbert Steve Pate Folkowich 134-374, Muffy Talburt 139- Bryan Clutterbuck to minor-league joined the tour in 1982 — 14 years were whistled by referee Bob offense and power play stalled McAdoo 7-17 3-4 17, Catledge 1-4 1-2 3, iaturdoy, March 15 Tennis Scott Hoch camp. after Murphy — and has won once, both had 68-137. Nick Price (67). U P t p h o to Threott 1-4082,MOSS35085. Totols3984 At Ogden, Utah 373, Audry Cody 115, Cloire Wentworth Myers. 53 against New York. uncharacteristically at key times. Hal Sutton 124. Minnesota — Assigned first baseman in the 1983 Memphis Classic. “ We Payne Stewart (67) and Tom Kite 1321 94. Louisville 82, Bradley 46 M ark Pfell Mark Fundertxirk, pitcher Mark Portu­ Ken Green, of Washington, Conn., holds his golf ball up Fifty-eight minutes were assessed Larouche's pair gave him a total Mltwoukoo H 23 17 44— 114 North Corollna 77, Alabama- Jim Colbert gal are all getting closer to the holes (69) were at 138. First-round in the first period, 36 against the ol 20 in the 20 games he's played Philadelphia 23 24 24 19— 94 BIrmlngham 59 ni5,8t8 Volvo Chicago Frank Conner Blotaoms and shorHtop Alvaro Espinosa to Toledo than in the past. Wind hasn’t been a co-leaders Keith Fergus (73) and after sinking birdie putt at Tournament Players Islanders. since his banishment to the minor Three-point goals— Pierce, Moss. At Chicogo, March ■ Barry Joeckel of the International Leoiiue (A A A ). factor and 1 can't remember Bob Tway (73), David Frost (69), Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Sunday, March 14 Mon's Sbtglos Loren RoberH Sherry Scorso 190-474, Dee Smyfh NY Yankees — Placed pitcher Phil Championship at Ponte Vedra, Fla. Green had a second Sutter, taking a Bob Bourne feed leagues ended two months ago. M ilw a u k e e 19, P h ila d e l p h ia 20. At Long Beach, Callt. QuortortlnaH Roger AAaltble 180-179-514, Sharon Hole 180-477, M a ­ Nlekro on waivers (or the purpose of weather being this good here John Mahaffey (70) and Tom from behind the net, scored from The Rangers were up 2-1 late in Rebounds— Milwaukee 43 (Pressey, Auburn 81, St. John's 45 rilyn Meyers 453, Judy Relchenboch round 75 to stand at 141, seven strokes off the pace. Scott Davis, Bardmoor, Fla.,det. Kevin Bernhard Longer giving him on unconditional releose. before." Sieckmann (69) were at 139. the second period when Larouche, Lister 9), Philadelphia 41 (Barkley Nevodo-Los Vogos 70, AAaryland44 Curren (4), Austin, Texos, 5-7,7-4(7-4),6-4; John Cook 484, Francine Turoeon 181-474. Texas — Reassigned pitchers Jeff point-blank range on a power play 14), Assists— Milwaukee 35(Pressey Jimm y Connors (2), Sanibel Harbor, Flo., Woyne Levi Russell and Rich Surhoff, cotchers Luis to pul New York up 4-2 6; 19 into the with his second, and Kelly Miller 12), Philadelphia 24 (Cheeks 8). def. Andres Gom el (8), Ecuodor, 4-3,4-1; Tom Wotson Pulols ond Orlando Mercado and third period. scored 31 seconds apart to give Technicals— Phllodelphlo 2 (Illegal de­ Boris Becker (3 ), West Germ any, def. Kenny Knox Inflelders Je ff Kunkel, Greg Ta bo r and fense), Philadelphia cooch Guokas. At Heueten Paul Annacone, Brldgehompfon, Jeff Slumon U.8. Mixed Willie Lozodo to minor-league comp; Craig Laughlin's slapshot from New York a 4-1 lead through two A— 13874. Auburn 70, Nevodo-Las Vegas 43 Positive drug tests upset NFL brass N.Y., 4-1,6-4; Ivon Lendl (1), Greenwich, Mike Donold announced no contract will be offered to the right cire'e 62 seconds later periods. Lxiulsvllle 94, North Carolina 79 Conn.,def. Johan Kriek (7),Naples,Flo., David bgiin D oreen La C h a p e lle 178-180-501, non - roster free - agent cotcher trimmed the lead to 4-3. New York Rookie Mike Ridley drew assists Saturday, March 21 S4, 4-3. Ben Crenshaw M arge DeLlsle 441, Jen ny Fenn 201-493, John Stearns. NEW YORK (U P I) - Reports in the five years the camp has been tested positively for cocaine was were not informed of the results. Hawki100.Picart92 George Burns Helen Moselsky 449, Ellle Wilson goalie Kelly Hrudey. who replaced on the Rangers' first two goals, At H eueten S11S488 Men's Grand Prix Tournament Denis Trixler 187-470, Dole Pecker 177-500, Suzanne that three top college seniors run. The comprehensive testing of one projected first-round pick, the "I find that any positive test for Smith, halted 23 of the 24 shots he giving him 23 points in his last 22 Louisville 84, Auburn 47 A T L A N T A (188) At Rotterdam, Holland, M veh 28 Dave Stockfon Feltm an 184-502, Sue Hale 504, Linda LA Lakers — Signed center Petur tested positively for cocaine and potential draft choices was con­ Times said. drug use is disturbing.” Rozelle faced to secure the victory. games. He is the only N H L rookie wnkins 1329 88 32, Wlllls 37 78 13, GuorterflnaH Tommy Nokallmo Cromwell 474, Alice Brown 458, Linda Gudmundsson to a IGdoy contract. told the Times. ” 1 wouldn't want to Saturday, March 29 Morris Hotolskv Burton 187-180-539, Rose Longtln 444, more than 50 showed evidence of ducted in January by the league in Bossy scored on a short- handed to lead his team in scoring with 63 Rollins 38 08 4. Rivers 1-7 311 10, Anders Jarryd, Sweden, def. Emilio Seattle — Named BUI Ackerley yiee comment on the numbers of WIttman 11-17 32 24, Webb 35 34 9, Sanchez, Spain, 4-2, 44); Jooklm M ark Lye Ruth Urban 443, Linda Latulippe 440, president In charge of odmlnlstrotlan and marijuana use at a N F L camp preparation for the April 29draft of The positive testing for drugs at breakaway set up by Randy Boyd points. Koncak 28 08 4, Davis 31 32 3 A t Donas Nystrom, Sweden, def. Wolfek Flbok, Sandy Lyle Moron Madore 191-482, Don Wilson finance. have disturbed the league’s com­ college seniors. players involved, but we have Louisville 337 vs. Louisiana Slots2311 the camp was first reported March to put the Islanders ahead 1-0 6; 20 John Vanbiesbrouck recorded Livingston 30 30 0, Hostings 31 0 8 0. Poland, 44), 41 ; Eric Jelen, West Bob Glider 541, Ernie Whipple 210, Bob Skoglund P#9ttoali missioner and team owners, a The number of players with known for some time that drug Totals 3379 3335 100. Duke 332 vs. Kansas 333 Germany, def. Tomas Smid, Ciechos- Jodie Mudd ^ 5 » , Fred KozIckI 545, Regis Longtln Green Boy — Signed offensive linemen 1 by the Boston Globe. into the game. his league-leading 30th victory, Monday, March 21 lovakla, 7-4, 7-5; Guv Forget, France, Brod Foxon 203-222-404, John Rossi 207, Jack A hl- published report said Friday. illegal drugs in their system was problems frequently .start in col­ IN D IA N A (91) A t rtnllM Morris Johnson, Alan Veingrod, William Washington center Bengt Gus- making him the second goalie in Tisdale 315 1-2 17, Williams 3i7 33 18, def. Stefan Edbw g, Swedm (2 ), 5-7, Don Forsmon bero 201, Kevin Brennan 202, Charlie Cherry, Tom Neville and llnebocker Carl According to the report in nearly three times as those found The names of those who tested lege and. in fac-t. grade school. Notional Finals Moselsky 221-594. tafsson sustained a broken tibia in Rangers history to reach the Stlpanovlch7-133214,Flemlna3i44-inv> 4-4 Bill Glosson Keever Friday’s editions of The New York positively were known by the 28 last year and was the highest his right leg When he was hit by 30-victory plateau. Eddie Gia-* 'Ximes, it was the first time any N F L clubs and the league office’. "A positive test (lags a potential increase in a nj^ear the tests have New York’s Denis Potvin 19 comin did it five times. , player tested positively for cocaine been given. Among those who The newspaper said the players problem. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, March 29. 1M6 - 15 14 — M ANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, March 29, 1986 A.L. should be balanced M O R I A R ^ i FOCUS Continued from page 11 three reasons to sing. Thev may be better hope Incaviglia is John ready to develop into a consistent Wayne and Clint Eastwood rolledt News for Senior Citizens Murphy, Dusty Baker and Carney threesome and, if they do, the into one. Lansford all are capable of hitting Mariners should begin to make 7 .7®/0 Engagementa 20 or more homers. Even with the rapid strides. There’s enough O N M E R C U H i addition of 21-game winner Joa­ hitting to give opponents trouble. Chicago White Sox Changes in ‘golden years’ quin Andujar, though, the A ’s One of the first things Ken LYNX pitching is razor thin and the best Texas Rangers “Hawk" Harrelson did when he catcher on the team is probably the took over as general manager was new public relations director, Ray The Rangers are hoping Pete Incaviglia is John Wayne in a hire two pitching coaches, one for Fosse. topic of new workshop baseball uniform. They are des­ starters and one for relievers. Now if he only had some good pitchers. 9 . 9 0 / 0 perately in need of someone to save center for an appointment. 12:30 p.m. setback games; 1:30 Seattle Mariners At age 41, Tom Seaver is still the APR Flt/ANCINC. A Editor's note; This column is the day. Incaviglia hit a ball p.m. exercise with Rose. Bus 1 ace of the staff, which gives you prepared by the staff of the Chuck Cottier can look at his through a fence in spring training. ON ’vIO' i' OTI” I- pickup at 8 a.m. — return trips at • some idea of the club's mound Manchester Senior Citizens’ THANKS GO TO John ProvinI young pitching staff and actually Now if that isn’t the stuff of LI 'JCOLI. /FER( -II for being the guest caller for the 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. • hum, “ M-M-M.” That’s for Mike, legends, what is? With a pitching woes. The Sox have sock, though, S' Center. with four players capable of hitting i ¥ Linden Squares during the absence Mark and Matt. Mike M ove, Mark staff that lists Charlie Hough as its TAX ASSISTANCE: Monday, more than 20 homers. By Joe DImlnIco of Earl Johnston. Langston and Matt Young are 0,^0 though. **■'' Rangers had Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday at 1 Activities Director Men golfers are reminded that IfM M n C W Y April 1 is the last day for p.m — 3:30 p.m. ^ IVNX The Manchester Health Depart­ registraiton. The league begins NOTE: Health Department ex­ ment will be sponsoring a four- April 21 at Manchester Country Mets, Braves NL selections Club. Individuals should check the ercise class with Rose ends April 7, week series entitled “ Golden years sports pages of the local newspap­ 1986. ment. Team needs improvement Workshop” beginning April 14 and fielder Dave Parker could move to lAeMls-MifceA eifOOe mw. WWW. continuing until May S at 12; 45 ers the week of April 14 to Continued from page 11 from leadoff spot, where Dan bawl wte> • wnmI IgkH first. That would free an outfield 1 p.m. The series will discuss the determine starting times for the Menu for the week Gladden compiled on-base percen­ IS W after last summer’s drug traffick­ spot for promising rookies Kal 1.9 MoroAflAo opening date. tage o f .307. psychological, emotional, social, ing trials. “ The Lumber Com­ Daniels or Paul O’Neill. The and personal changes that we can Due to unforeseen circumstan­ Monday; Grilled cheese sand­ 2 Richard Fish Elizabeth Tedford pany” hit the fewest home runs in starting rotation looks super, espe­ UST PRICE $6490 Kelley Jean Monahan expect as we grow older. Inter­ ces, the line dancing class pre­ wich, soup, dessert, beverage. i ^ the majors last year. The team cially if Mario Soto has a rebound San Diego Padres MORIARTY DISCOUNT; -205 and Donna Kelly ested individuals may register at viously scheduled for April has Tuesday: Cook’s choice, dessert, nearly left town. Now the franchise year. Shortstop Dave Concepcion Losing manager Dick Williams the center. been cancelled. Please stay tuned is playing for his job for the first beverage. is safe. A word to the new general was a blessing considering the YOU PAY: 8 6 3 9 5 Monahan-Marshall Kelly-Fish Tedford-Butler In addition, the Health Depart­ with the column for a fall session manager, Syd Thrift. Give man­ time in a while. circumstances, but lots of things ment will be sponsoring a Health which is being pursued. Judith Monahan of Vernon, Dolores H. Kelly of South Wind­ Elizabeth Joyce Tedford of E l­ ager Jim Leyland some time. And, will trap his successor, Steve Fair on April 16 and April 30. Our condolences to the Dodge Wednesday: Hot dogs, beans, announces the engagement of her sor announces the engagement of lington and Vincent Brian Butler of oh yes. Good luck. Los Angeles Dodgers Boros. Graig Nettles will get old at I9MMUCURV Screenings are planned including family on their recent loss. Paul cole slaw, dessert, beverage. daughter, Kelley Jean Monahan of her daughter, Donna Marie Kelly, Newport are engaged. third base. Bip Roberts may fail at IM U m A N blood pressure, dental, podiatry, will sorely be missed but not Ask yourself this question; How Atlanta., Ga., to Richard L. to Richard Lyndon Fish, son of Mr. The bride-elect is the daughtier of Thursday: Roast beef, scalloped good is all that pitching if ground second, leaving uninspiring in­ and vision. Nutritional counseling forgotten. West Division Marshall J r., also of Atlanta, son of and Mrs. Richard M. Fish, also of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tedford in Ihdividuals desiring an appoint­ potato, vegetable, roll, dessert, m balls keep sneaking through the cumbents Tim Flannery and Jerry will be provided as well. In Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Marshall South Windsor. Florida. She earned a bachelor’s ment with State Representative beverage. Atlanta Braves infield? Steve Sax led N L second Royster. LaMarr Hoyt’s absence addition, there will be representa­ J.OlWw ewgiwi Sr. of 189 Shallowbrook Lane. The bride-elect" also is the degree in elementary and special James McCavanagh to discniss UPI photo basemen in errors last year. will hurt starting rotation. GM engine tives from the American Heart Last year, people considered the fewer The bride-elect also is the daughter of the Jate Thomas J. education at Salve Regina College legislative or personal matters Friday: Chicken salad sand­ Shortstop Mariano Duncan must “ Trader Jack” McKeon still trying AM/MHel Association, American Cancer So­ Braves a marginal contender, and daughter of the late Gerald Mona­ Kelly. She graduated from South in Newport, R.I. may do so by calling the center for wich, soup, dessert, beverage. Bo Jackson, Auburn’s Heisman Trophy winner in cover lots of ground playing next to to make a deal. ciety, Northeast Utilities, Alzhei- that was B E F O R E Bob Horner %mm han. She graduated from Manches­ Windsor High School and Morse The prospective bridegroom, a an appointment. Representative 35-year-old third baseman Bill mers Support Group, VNA, and football, gets set to swing away here but he has been proved his wrist was sound. If ter High School and Becker Junior School of Business in Hartford. She graduate of Rogers High School, is McCavanagh is scheduled to be at Scoreo: Madlock. The Dodgers are good, O V M local pharmacies. I strongly urge forced off the school’s baseball team due to breaking an manager Tanner’s upbeat style Houston Astros 22AVAILABUH College. She is the owner of is employed by Allied Printing employed as a plasterer in the center on April 1 from 10 a.m. Friday, March 21 — Setback but it’s not a lock. Slugger Mike all seniors to attend and take can revitalize the keystone of This team hasn't done much Wildflowers Floral Design Co. Services Inc., in Manchester. Newport. scores: Bob Schubert, 134; Bob SEC regulation by accepting free transportation to Marshall may be mature enough 0986 MIRCttRT advantage of this free service. — noon. second baseman Glenn Hubbard since owner John McMullen fired The prospective bridegroom The prospective bridegroom, The couple will live in Newport. Lastly, best wishes to good Ahem, 129; Betty Jesanis, 124; Tampa to receive a physical exam by the Tampa Bay and shortstop Rafael Ramirez, for a monster year. COUSMU graduated from Manchester High also a South Windsor High School They plan a June 14 wedding. general manager Tal Smith. Start­ TH E SENIOR C E N T E R will be friend Helen Grady who Is home Adolph Yeske, 121; Martin Bak- Bucs of the NFL. Jackson said he was not aware of the Braves would own the best middle graduate, is employed by Connec­ ing rotation looks weak, especially School in 1978. He also studied at sponsoring an assertiveness train­ recuperating. ston, 118; Merle Dewart, 116; Anna in majors. A contribution from AcytMes the University of Maine in Orono. ticut Air National Guard, East regulation. San Francisco Giants if Mike Scott’s 18-8 record proves to eeteertoM fewer hreii ing session beginning on April 30 Welskopp, 114; Bernice Martin, lefty Zane Smith wouldn’t hurt. Or iwelwJUil l5i wheel He is a trainer and consultant for Granby. During the dry season in south­ Darned if you can predict be a fluke. Nolan Ryan is 39 years from 9; 30 to 11 a.m. Items to be Schedule lor the Week; 114. a comeback from Craig A May 17 wedding is planned at ern India, some ants pile dead ants exactly who, but someone will old, ladies and gentlemen. Man­ Success Cycle Inc. discussed are learning to say, Monday: 9:30 a.m. ceramics McMurtry, Wapping Community Church, and feathers at nest entrances to parlay manager Roger Craig’s ager Lanier, who waved home A garden wedding is planned for “ no,” relationships with children class; 9;30 a.m. advanced basket­ Monday, March 24 — Pinochle South Windsor. collect dew to quench their thirst. Jackson is forced off split-fingered fastball into some runners from Cardinals third base May 10. and grandchildren, combating weaving class; 10 a.m. bingo; Scores; Betty Jesanis, 812; Sol Cincinnati Reds Cohen, 797; Bob Ahem, 782; Carl victories. Infield corners of Chris coaching box, wants Astros to run : USTPna $11522 loneliness, and use of time. Esther 11;45 lunch; 12:30 p.m. pinochle Popple. 781; Peter Casella, 774; . When manager Rose decides on Brown at third and Will Clark at more. That’s a good first step for a . V A aO R Y DISCOUKT: -444 Rubin will conduct the series games; 12; 30 beginners basket­ AAORIARTY DISCOUNT: -1.079 Mina Reuther, 762; Marge Reed, Auburn baseball team fate of first baseman Rose, right first will generate some excite­ club that looks DULL. which will run for six consecutive weaving class; 1:30 p.m. exercise with Rose. Bus pickup at 8 a.m. — 758; Rene Maire, 758; F riU Wilkin­ YOU PAY: weeks. » 1 3 ^ 9 9 9 ) Please make note of the follow­ return trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3; 15 son, 756. honest mistake. Had I known it AUBURN. Ala. (UPI) - Heis­ Spring training roundup im MBKIItTiUNB MttOW ing trips; p.m. man Trophy winner Bo Jackson would jeopardize my eligibility. I 1) Boston Red Sox vs. California Tuesday, March 25 — Bowling left the Auburn University base­ never would have gone. I was Angels, May 6, $19, waiting list — Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; scores: John Kravontka, 505; ball team Friday after breaking under the impression it was within call Senior Travel of Connecticut, 9:30 a.m. non-grocery shopping Harvey Duplin, 560; Tom O’Neill, the rules. regulations by accepting transpor­ 875-0538. bus; 9; 30 a.m. oil painting; 10 a.m. 202; Frank Watniba, 508; Andy "I know now I should have tation from the N FL's Tampa Bay Baylor, Easier trade teams 2) Montreal-Quebec Trip, $329,5 square dancing; 11:45 lunch; 1 Lorenzen, 209, 583; Mike Pierro, Buccaneers to take a physical contacted someone in authority at m ^ njnnpw , AwyfwwwANw’.a... days-4 nights, flyers available at p.m. bowling at Parkade Lanes; 503; Ray Martina, 224,517; Leo ’ ‘3 :1 examination. Auburn before I went to Tampa, center,' registration is April 4 at 1:30 p.m. exercise with Cleo. Bus Leggitt, 255,528; Francis Feeney, but at that time 1 didn’t realize I By United Press International USTPtta $11S74 515; Eleanor Berggren, 477; Viola Jackson, a running back who is FACTORY DISCOUNT: -514 9; 30 a.m. returns from shopping at 12:30 expected to be the first player was doing anything against the MORIARTY DISCOUNT: -1.S45 p.m. Pulford, 194,490; Ginger Yourkas, Don Baylor and Mike Easier 3) Wildwood, June 2-6, $199, taken in the .\pril 29 NFL draft, rules,” flyers available at center, regis­ 454. Phil Krueger, chief negotiator have switched teams and targets. flew to Florida Tuesday for his tration is April 9 at 9; 30 a.m. Wednesday: 9:30 a.m. pinochle for the Buccaneers, said Jackson is The Boston Red Sox and New YOU PAY: * 1 3 , 9 9 9 examination. The Buccaneers 4) Boston trip, tour of J F K games; 9:30 a.m. crewel; 9:30 Wednesday, March 26 — Pino­ "blameless" for the violations. York Yankees completed a long- have the first pick in the draft and Library and Acquarium, May 14, a.m. caning; 10 a.m. Friendship chle scores: Ada Rojas, 616; Harry Krueger said he talked with SEC rumored trade of designated hit­ are leaning toward selecting $21, registration is April 11 at 9; 30 Circle; 11:45 lunch: 12:30 p.m. Pospisil, 605; Mabel Loomis, 584; officials prior to the visit, but they ters Friday, sending Easier to New Jackson USED CAR a.m. bridge games; 12:30 p.m. arts & Julien Strong, 581; Amelia Anasta- did not discuss transportation. York in exchange for Baylor. By accepting the flight. Jackson 5) Boat cruise down Thames crafts; 1:30 p.m. exercise with sio, 575; Nadine Malcom, 575. Head baseball coach Hal Baird The new surroundings should violated Southeastern Conference River and lobster lunch at Abbotts, Rose. Bus pickup at 8 a.m. — says the loss of Jackson will help both power hitters, with the SAVINGS! rules. Auburn officials said unlike June 24, $19, Registration is April Return trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. Wednesday, March 26 — Bridge seriously affect his team’s play. left-handed hitting Easier taking the NCAA, the SEC does not let an IITH at 9;30 a.m. Scores; Tom Regan 4,310; Nadine "I hate this very much for Bo advantage of the short right-field '84 Mvrcury Marauis athlete be considered a profes­ Bruce Comollo Marissa von Gretener Laura Webb The Senior Citizen Center, Thursday: 9 a.m. orchestra Malcom 3,200; Doris Hunt 3,150; because I know how much he porch in Yankee Stadium and the 6 cyl., auto, air, am-lm, sional in one sport and an amateur and Kimberly Kiss thanks to the efforts of State rehearsal; 11:45 lunch; 12; 45 p.m. Hans Bensche 2,990; Hilda Camp- ■ wanted to play baseball." Baird righty Baylor taking shots at the cruise, loaded in another. Representative James McCava- Thursday program — bus pickup bell 2,850. T regret very much that this has said. "I feel privileged that he was Green Monster in left field at at 10 a.m. — bus returns after F’enway Park. ^5,995 ' nagh, will be providing assistance happened." he said. "It was an a part of our program.” m KiM-Comollo von Gretener-Dalgle Wobb-BJanes program. Last week’s bowling scores "1 loved playing for the Red with Medicare forms to individuals Mr. and Mrs. Laszlo Kiss of The Rev. and Mrs. George Webb (March 18, 1986): Stan Zaimor, Sox.” Easier said, “but I know that '85 Lynx Mr. and Mrs. Girard von Gret­ who so desire. Volunteer Barbara auto, ps, pb. am-fm, air, Manchester announce the engage­ of East Greenwich, R.I., announce Friday: 9 a.m. cribbage; 9:30 213; Clarence Peterson. 212, 551; trade.s are part of the game and I ener of Waynesville, N.C., and Johnston will be at the Senior cruise ment of their daughter, Kimberly the engagement of their daughter, a.m. sign up for Montreal-Quebec Lenny Bjorkman, 210; Leo Leggitt, I'm looking forward to coming to Maria Zobei of Westport, announce Center on the first and third Kiss, to Bruce John Comollo, son of Laura Beth Webb, to Atle Bjanes, Trip; 10 a.m. bingo; 11 a.m. 505; Ginger Yourkas. 178,466; the Yankees. This is my seventh the engagement of their daughter, Thursday of each month from 9-11 *5,995 Mr. and Mrs. Comollo of son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Bjanes of exercise with Cleo; 11:45 lunch; Sophie Kravontka, 175,464. Sports In Brief (complete) year and maybe it will Marissa von Gretener, to Peter J. a.m. If interested, please call the Manchester. Byrne, Norway. be a lucky one for me ” Daigle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis '84 Cougar The bride-elect graduated from The bride-elect, a former Man­ Baylor. 36. was unhappy about L. Daigle of Manchester. Moreland Inks three-year extension auto, air. ps, pb, am-fm, Manchester High School in 1983 chester resident, graduated with Star reunion Yankees manager Lou Piniella's cruise and received her associate’s de­ The bride-elect graduated from honors from Manchester High CHICAGO — Outfielder Keith Moreland has signed a plans to platoon him with Ken . HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Veteran gree in early childhood education the University of Wisconsin in School in 1981. Her father was three-year contract extension with the Chicago Cubs, the club Griffey and has been asking to be *6,995 stars Burt Lancaster and Kirk from Manchester Community Col­ Madison with a bachelor’s degree pastor of South United Methodist traded since last season. Douglas will enjoy a reunion when announced Friday. '79 Lincoln NIark V lege in 1985. She is employed by m fine arts in 1982. She is a Church for 10 years. She received a The former Americna League they co-star in “ Tough Guy,” a Terms of the contract, which w ill run through the 1989 season, Bill Blass Special Edition, Shady Glen Dairy Store in commercial artist employed as a bachelor’s degree in computer Most Valuable Player batted a (xintemporary comedy-adventure were not disclosed. leather, only- Manchester. ^ senior art director at William science from Bucknell University career low .231 with 23 homers and for Touchstone Films. The right-handed Moreland. 31. who joined the Cubs in 1982 The prospective bridegroom Belcher Group Advertisng Agency in Lewisburg, Pa., in 1985. She is a 91 RBI last year. He is batting .114 Lancaster and Douglas pre­ after playing with the Philadelphia Phillies for four seasons, led *6,995 graduated from East Catholic in New Canaan. member of the Gamma Phi Beta this spring in 13 games. viously worked together in the Chicago last year with a .307 batting average, seventh best in the High School in 1980. He received Sorority. She is a software engi­ Easier, .35, spent the last two Classic western “ Gunfight at the National League. '79 Cougar XR7 his bachelor’s degree from Clark The prospective bridegroom neer at HRB Singer, Inc., State seasons with the Red Sox and last air, am-fm, auto, ps, pb, O.K. Corral" and the war picture University, Worcester, Mass., in graduated from Manchester High College, Pa. year hit .262 with 16 home runs and blue wi.h tan trim “Seven Days in May.” 1984. He is attending Western New School in 1977 and from Bentley The prospective bridegroom 74 RBI. He is hitting .314 in spring “ Tough Guys” chronicles the Northwestern names Peay as coach EIngland College, School of Law. College in Waltham, Mass., with a graduated from a secondary training and cracked his third *3,895 comic exploits of a pair of He is a law clerk at the Glaston­ bachelor’s degree in business school in Norway with honors. He EV.ANSTON, III. — Northwestern University named former homer of the spring Friday against notorious robbers who face the bury firm of Monstream and May. management in 1981. He manages plans to graduate from Bucknell N FL tackle Francis Peay as interim head football at the BigTen Dwight Gooden of the New York '85 Colony Park strange new world of Los Angeles Sta. Wg., 9 pass., am-tm, An August wedding is planned his insurance agency in Darien. University with a bachelor’s de­ Mets. in the 1980s when they are released school. Northwestern athletic director Doug Single announced auto, cruise, casset, p. for Elizabeth Park in West An April wedding is planned at gree in electrical engineering in In another move Friday, the from jail after 30 years. The F rid a y . windows & locks, ps. pb Hartford. St. John’s Church in Darien. May. Peay. who played nine years as an offensive tackle in the N F L Yankees placed knuckleball spe­ supporting cast includes Charles The couple plans a June 8 L.--0 with the New York Giants, Green Bay Packers and Kansas City cialist Phil Niekro, the oldest *11,995 wedding at New Covenant Church Duraing. Alexis Smith and Adolph player in the major leagues last Chiefs, replaces Dennis Green, who resigned to take a coaching Coombs-Clarance in Lewisburg, Pa. Caesar. season, on waivers for the purpose position with the San Francisco 49ers. • UPI photo '83 Chov. Cavalior of giving him an unconditional Mr. and Mrs. Barry Coombs of Peay, formerly Green's defensive coordinator, takes over just Wg.. am-fm. root rack, pb release. Coventry and Mr. and Mrs. Ri­ three days before the start of spring practice. Pete Rose shows some of the hustle that earned him the Hell Town cMayed Niekro. who will turn 47 April 1, *4,995 chard Kingsley of Vernon, for­ WE DELIVER nickname “Charlie Hustle” in an exhibition game in was 16-12 with the Yankees last '85 Lincoln Continontol merly of Manchester, announce NEW YO RK (UPI) - Fans of If you haven't receivad your “ Hell Town,” NBC’s canceled Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. Fresno State names new hoop coach season, and a combined 32- 20 in Florida. Rose will begin his second season as the fully loaded, leather interior, the engagement of their daughter, weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, two years with New York. His player-manager of the Cincinnati Reds when the season 17,0(X) mi. Deborah Marie Coombs, to Alan aeries starring Robert Blake, will FRESNO — Fresno State University hired former assistant 22-year major league record is Clarance, son of Mr. and Mrs. have to wait a little longer before please call your carrier. II you're opens on April 7. unable to reach your carrier, call Ron Adams as its head basketball coach Friday to replace his 300-250. He l^ a m e the 18th player *17,495 Brian Clarance of Newtown, the show is resurrected, officials subacriber service. 647-9946, by 6 former boss. Boyd Grant. said Friday. to record 300 victories and the Wales. p.m. weekdays or10a.m. Saturdays Adams. 38, who spent eight years in two stints as Grant’s top oldest to throw a shutout last Oct 6 should be ready to pitch in about At Winter Haven. Fla., Marty '84 Mark VII The bride-elect graduated from CBN Cable Network spoke too for guaranteed delivery. assistant, was selected for the post after a nationwide search, — the final day of the regular three weeks. Barrett's single scored Steve fully loaded, 29.000 mi. Manchester High School in 1982. soon when it announced that said Fresno State athletic director Jack Lengyel. season — beating the Blue Jays 8-0 Before an April 2 exhibition with Lyons with the winning run in the She plans to graduate from the reruns of the series would start on four hits at Toronto. California at Jack Murphy Sta­ 10th inning, lifting Boston to a 6-5 *13,759 University of Connecticut in May. March II. At Yuma, Ariz., right-hander dium, Hoyt is scheduled to hold a victory over the New York Mets. The prospective bridegroom Instead, the 14-part series will ih Royals waive Sheridan, Beckwith LaM arr Hoyt, who checked into a news conference. It will be the only At Pompano Beach, Fla., Mari­ '83 Chryslor Lii8aron graduated from the University of resurface this fall. It turns out that For an unforgettable convertible' rehabilitation clinic Feb. 27, re­ time the pitcher will talk to the ano Duncan's tie-breaking two-run Essex, Colchester, England. He is the show’s contract with NBC bars K.ANSAS CITY. Mo. — The Kansas City Royals announced turned to the San Diego Padres and media about his substance abuse triple highlighted a six- run ninth *8,395 employed by Robson and Rhodes telecast anywhere else during the Friday they have asked the American League office for waivers worked on an auxiliary mound for problem, the club said. inning and gave Los Angeles a 9-6 Chartered Accountants in London, season. P R O M ^ for the unconditional release of outfielder Pat Sheridan and 15 minutes before an exhibition Texas released non-roster victory over Texas. '83 Mazda GLC England. right-handed pitcher Joe Beckwith. game against the Seattle player John Steams, who has been At Orlando, Fla., Tom Seaver, a 5 spd., air, am-fm stereo The couple plans a May 24 A Turkish airliner crashed in a come to the Mariners. attempting to overcome elbow popular name in trade talks, cass., 30,000 mi Alan Clarance wedding at St. Bernard Church in forest near Paris in 1974. and 374 Budd advised to keep her shoes on Hoyt. 31. will remain at Arizona injuries since 1982. He was hitting completed bis longest stint of the and Deborah Coombs Rockvile. They will live in London. persons were killed. Coventry when the Padres break camp .250 with one home run and four spring, allowing three hits over *4,895 Herald photo by Pinto SAN VITTORE OLONA. Italy — Barefoot runner Zola Budd Saturday. The team said the 1983 RBI, but had caught only four seven innings to carry the Chicago Shoppe has been advised to keep her shoes on during Saturday’s Cy Young Award winner, who was innings of “ A ” games. He said he White Sox to a 6-1 triumph over '82 Toyota Torcol Eastern Star Installs Eastons women's 2.4-mile event at the Five M ills cross country race. 16-8 last season with the Padres. will now retire. Minnesota. 5 spd., air. am-fm, low miles Cinema "Tomorrow, she'd better wear them (shoes). ” a race *4,295 Maresa H. Easton and Roscoe E. Easton, above, will be We carry a full line of nationally organizer said Friday. "It's impossibleto run barefoot over this installed as worthy matron and worthy patron of Temple te rra in ." ■AST HARTFORD In T ra in in g (P G ) Sat 1:10, 3:05, 4:50, Pink Floyd: The Wall (R) Sot advertised prom gowns. W e MM* Eesiweed Fafe A ClM nM — FX (R) 7:15. 9:40. 11:25: Sun 1:10, 3:05, 4:50, m id night. Chapter 53. Order of the Eastern Star at 8 p.m. Monday at keep a listing so that no two girls Front End Alignment Sot 7:15,9:20. Clotad Sunday. 7:10, 9:40. — G uno H o (P(>-13) Sot Three millionaires to run in Widener FMT Richards Pub A ClM ina — FX 1 2 :X , 2:40, 5. 7 :» , 9:35. 11:45; Sun VKRNON the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. Other officers to be will be wearing the same gown at' (R) Sot 7:30, 9:30. midnight; Sun 7:X. 12:X. 2:40, 5, 7:20,9:35. — Ths Monsy C lo g I A Z — W lld co ts (R) Sot an d Sun installed are: Pamela F. Stone, associate matron; Wayne their prom. It’s not too late to^ HIALEAH, Fla. — Equine millionaires Gate Dancer. Proud n u d n i X n & M i 9 :X . Pit (PG) Sat l:M ,3:20,5:1X7:40,9:50, X 4: IS, 7:10,9:30. — Bock to the Future ★ ★ ★ SPECIAL ★ ★ ★ thawcoM Clhsiw i 1-9 — Ths Color 11:50; Sun 1:X,3:X, 5:10,7:40,9:90.— (P G ) Sot and Sun 1:30,4 ,7, 9:15. M. Stone, associate patron; Carolyn L. Nelson, secretary; order some styles. Truth and Creme Fraiche head a small but elite field of six ___ w u i i g = Furpis (PG-13) Sot 1,4,7:10.10; Sun 1, April Fool's Dov (R) Sat 1:45,3:n,S: IS, BROTHKRS/ Saturday in the 49th running of the $200,000 Widener Handicap at Most Domestic and Foreign 4,7:45. — L u c o t IPG-13) S at 12:45,2:45, 7:45,10, midnight; Sun 1:45,3:M,S:IS, W IN D tO R Janice M. Rosengrant, treasurer; Sandra S. Crawford, And, o f course... fashions for $ 1 1 9 9 4:45. 7 :X , 9:45. 11:45; Sun 12:45, 2:45, 7;4S, 10. Cars or Light Trucks 4:45, 7 :X , 9:45. — P ro ttv In P in k P M ig — F X (R) Sat 7:15, 9:30: Sun conductress; ChristianaC. Dean, associate conductress; the brides, bridesmaids, etc. Hialeah Race Track. 623-6982 7:15. SAFETY CHECK INCLUDED (PG-13) Sot 12:40.2:50,4:45.7:10,9:W, MANCHRSTRR But those three will face h strong test from Turkoman, a flashy 1I:X; Sun 12:50.2:50,4:45,7;10,9:».— Alice M. Nead, chaplain; Connie W. Shorrock, marshal; MANCHESTER UA Tliogtsrs Rdst — Hlohlandsr (R) ORIVR-INS 4-year-old son of Alydar who has yet to reach the million-dollar Cars Bsors Movis II: A Ntw (isnsro- Sot-Sun 2,4:X, 7:15,9:35. — M u rry 's Roberta H. Bryce, Adah; Rosemary E. Livington, Ruth; tlon (G) Sat-Sunl,X5.— Down and Out MOAOerter — Head Office (PG-13) plateau. 643-5135 Ro m an es (PG-13) Sot-Sun 2:15, 4:25, Sot 7 w ith'riw Hitcher (R) Sat t:X ; Sun 44 Depot Road otT Rt. 31 FUEL"::r. 7 2 »* 244 Bjoad^t. I* B s v t r ly H ills (R)- Sot 7:40, 9:55, 7:10,9 :» . — W ild c a ts 1R) Sot-Sun 7:15, Sherry L. Crawford, Esther; Patricia E. Kalinauskas, The Saron Stable colt, trained by G ary Jones, was installed as (Bghind Dairy Ouaan) O am 9 ■.ID. to 9 p.ni. 11:55; Sun 7:40, 9:SS. — H annah and 7 w ith Iron E a g le (P(^13) Sot 10:20; FULL HEATING SERVICE 646-4253 ManWqr dw FrMw 9:25. — Ths Advsnturss of ths Amsrl- Sun 1:45. Martha; Anne-Marie M. Arnold, Electra; Marion D. Coventry 742*7494 the 8-5 morning line choice in the UA-mile Grgde I race. H gr S lits r s (PG-13) Sot 12:45,2:S5.5:05, con R a b b it (G ) ,^ -S u n X 4. — H so v v PrwfRMMMt PMWMaliand AtlanliiM ^ S a t 9 a.m. tm • a-m. K74S, 9:45, 11:55; Sun 12:45,2:55.5:05, Mggrtleld — White Nights (PG-Ui •prices Subjtt to Chsngs Maftbhester Mstol (R) Sot mlBnlght. — Ths Rocky with Quicksilver (PG) Sot-Sun from (. DiCioccib, warder; and Peter T. Arnold, sentinel. 7:25. 9:45. — P o llc t A ca d e m y 3: B ock Horror PIcturs Show (R) Sot midnight. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. March 29. 1986 - I7_ 4 U — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. March 29. 1986 MACC NewB A dvice Many ‘cooks’ keep the broth at Shepherd’s Place hot Market, Catherine Anderson, Girl EASTER THANK YOU’S for the Editor's note: This column Is of givers (churches, individuals, gies and our gratitude foryourgift. gational Church, Emily Smith, Scout Troop No. 662, Lyman Peck, special demonstration of concern prepared by the staff of the business-corporate and founda­ If your letter does not arrive, may George Katz, Mary Fitzgerald, Allan Bourn, Joan Scbway, Finast during the Easter season to Cburcb Manchester Area Conference of tions.) The business corporate we invite you to send your gift to Jack Netzley, Manchester Senior Supermarkets, Arnold Dashitsky, of the Assumption for preparing an Readers are so relentless Churches. campaign is ably chaired by Bill Shelter-Soup Kitchen Renova­ Center, Elderly Outreach (Man­ tions, Box 773, Manchester. All chester) , Mrs, Harold Cummings, Bernadette Shelding, St. George’s Easter basket, St. James Oiristian Johnson, president of the Savings Involvement Committee (Dorothy By Nancy Carr Bank of Manchester. The Savings contributions to MACC are tax Mary French, Manchester Junior Episcopal Church, Mary’s Field, deductible. Women’s Club, Mary Leslie, Ekl Brownie’s Troop 645. Brindisi, chairman) for preparing MACC Director Bank of Manchester started off the 15 Easter baskets and tbe Good business corporate campaign with Many people contributed food Busbnell, Sidney Cohen, Hartford Randy Shelding, Frank’s Super­ in pursuit of bad grammar and other gifts to the soup kitchen market, Esther Wood, Leo Nelson, News Group at K-Mart who The Shepherd’s Place provides a an opening contribution of 52,000. East Bakery, Gerald Rothman. Irene Hadden, Martin Luginbuhl, delivered five baskets. hot midday meal and bag supper Dale Gustafson and Jim Meek are last year. We would like to thank you” means, "All I can offer you Manchester High iSchool, Royal Russ Smyth, E.G. Rollinson, Jim DEAR five days a week to an average of 35 chairing the churches campaign. all those who made it possible to are eyes,” which would be a big ^ Ice Cream, Gary Schuman, St. Krowpegal, James Tierney, Judith We also want to thank Helen St. ABBY; Here’s people a day. More than 70 provide meals to some of our Laurent for her donation toward disappointment for the loved o n e .: Parishioners at St. James neediest brothers and sisters. Bridget’s Church Renewal Group, Wells, Marie Gallsway, Barbara another for volunteers assist with food prepa­ helping those in need over the your continuing Church, through their Christian Coven Construction, Catherine Lauyon, Instructors of Handi­ DEAR ABBY: Two words, “ca- ' ration, food serving, client sign-in, Byron, Lucille Sinon, Mr. and Mrs. holidays and our Marge Reed who saga of gram­ set up and clean up. Volunteers Involvement Committee were SOUP KITCHEN THANKS to - capped, Glenn Schiebe, Barry pItoT’ and "capital," are often Edward Sloan, Margaret Asilieff, Bake Shop, Ro-Vic Inc., Mike brought us six rainbow lap robes mar misuse: D e a r A b b y also help with recording inkind early supporters with a $1500 Mary G. Honde, Lilly Krob, confused. My fifth-grade teacher , contribution in November 1985. Chapman Court Order of Ama­ C!oughlin, Duane Longchamps, Al­ and six shawls in Easter egg colors The misuse of I, contributions, no small task since Elizabeth Nugomy, Knights of Abigail Van Buren taught us that we should think of a ^ _ Already South Methodist Church ranth, Peggy Newport, Emily ice Darling, Jim Duffy. just in time for the holidays. Marge me and myself. last year they amounted to Columbus, (Manchester) Custom will be celebrating her 91st birth­ government building with a d o m e '. has pledged 51500. Community Carte Commissary, Foodmart Miller, Mrs. Samuel Brady, Marge One does not 8166,503.37. day on April 15. answer the on it as the capitol. Baptist Church has given 5250 and (Manchester), Carolyn Ryder, St. Holland, Mrs. Stansfield, Charles We also wish to thank contribu­ Every other kind is spelled with ^ will take a special Easter offering Margaret Mary Church (South Glode, Birch Mountain Farms, tors so far this year for the soup question, "How For the last two years the good Our thanks also to Brownie are you?” with. an “ a” — capital letter, capital In,, folks at O nter Congregational for this purpose. North Methodist Windsor), Karole Brown, Mr. and Elaine’s Country Kitchen, East kitchen-shelter renovation fund: referring to moneyi''end. of course, ,, Church has included theirs in a Mrs. David Perkins, Dorothy Hartford Distributors, Theresa EUie Uwis, AARP Chapter 1275, Troop 647 (leader Andrea Smith) “ Fine — and Church have squeezed us into their who voted to send a donation to yourself?" That's like asking. STEVE INGRAM, PORTLAND. there’s capital punishment, which capitol fund drive and other Annulli, United Church of Christ and Harry Kelly, Robert Johns, John and Julia Meiesko, Wilbur basement area. God love them, MACC in celebraUon of Girl Scout "How is yourself?” The answer ORE. is what happened to you if you ., churches are making plans to help. (Youth Ministry), Helen’s Bakery, Carol Crawford, Nan Fiano, Bob and Betty Jane Messier, Catherine they’ve beqn terrific and they are Week and the first girl scout would have to be. “ Myself is fine! ” confused "capitol” and "capital” willing to continue sharing space The foundation drive is led by Our Lady of Hope Mother’s Circle, Hendrickson, Donna Barati, Bill Putnam, Marion Cook, General Oil meeting ever held. Bet you didn’t DEAR ABBY: I'm delighted in that class. with us until we get 466 Main Street George Katz. The individual gifts St. James Church, Tom and Cindy Roberts. Co. (The Energy Center), Flor­ To elaborate further, making a know that the first meeting was that you continue to pass along STANFORD ’62. renovated to include the soup now total 52000. This is toward a Crockett, and South Methodist American Legion Auxiliary, ence Bickley, Ruth Larson, Leo­ statement such as "My mother had held March 12, 1912 in Savannah, common errors intheuseof words. kitchen as well as the shelter. goal of 580,000, so we have a long Church. Skip Roman, Elaine Jones, Bar­ nard and Rosemary Hokanson, three children — John, James and Here's my contribution: The mis­ DEAR ABBY: Between you and way to go yet. Carol and Bruce Crawford. bara Philip, Hone Lengyel, Cha­ Frederick and Carolyn Becker, Georgia. What a lovely way to 2 myself" is also wrong. Remove celebrate your special week dear placement of the word "only.” me, the most irritating mistake in A FUND-RAISING campaign If you by chance redeive more Domino’s Pizza, Temple Beth rles Schmitte, Anna Burdett, Min- J.A. DeQuattro, Lake Hayward John and James, and you’ve said, Brownie friends. And thanks to our The following four sentences grammar i s ’’between you and I.” , for shelter renovation-Shepherd’s than one request from us ora letter Sholom, Bogner's Meatpacking liechaug Golf Course, Esther Agency, Inc. "Miles of Pennies” , “ My mother had myself," instead anonymous benefactor for a most contain the same words, but the I have heard some very well- Place, was established seeking arrives after you have already Co., Heartland Food Warehouse Wood, Barbara Carlise, Russell St. Peter’s Episcopal Church of of the correct. “ My mother had generous contribution. placement of the word “ only” educated people make this mis­ gifts from four different categories mailed a contribution, our apolo­ (Vernon> rit)>"on ‘Spnond Congre­ Smith, Mary Walker, Farmer's South Windsor. m e." One must be mentioned gives each sentence a different take, and I mean schoolteachers, earlier in the phrase to qualify for meaning: talkshow hosts, radio and T V - . d / Marion Moore. Marilyn Peracchio and 21. Moore is first vice president of the the use of a “ self” word later in Only I can tell you how to make announcers and clergymen. Andy Beck , from left, give out a\wardsto hospital auxiliary and Peracchio is its that phrase. Thank you! this trip. Please print this to let people ' president. Beck is hospital director of JONA DENZ, I can only tell you how to make know that nothing is ever between - Calendars Manchester Memorial Hospital volun­ RADIO ANNOUNCER, 9 puf *ic relations. this trip. you and I — it’s between you and- teers in the hospital cafeteria on March SACRAMENTO, CALIF. I can tell you only how to make me. service only. The congregation will be invited to join Wednesday — 10 a.m., Asbury Bell Ringers; 6:30 - II? this trip. OFF MY CHEST IN LONG This It Emanuel’s week p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers; 7; 30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. 46,000 hours of service DEAR ABBY: Please resume I can tell you how to make this BEACH the choir in singing Handel’s “ Hallelujah Chorus.” m / C K your pet peeves in language Here are the events scheduled at Emanuel Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7 p.m.. Cub trip only. Scouts; 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir; Living Gifts Fund abuses. My nomination for the Lutheran Church this week: GLEN B. SMEDLEY, DEAR ABBY: Please add Communion at Gospel executive Committee. most abusive misuse of t he English COLORADO “ further” and “ farther” to your Sunday — 8:30 a.m., service with communion, no language is the phrase “ free gift.” Sunday school; 11 a.m., holy communion, nursery, no The Full Gospel Interdenominational Church, 745 Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m., LGF language abuse column. Many Advance Committee. MMH honors its volunteers This is a redundancy because, by people don’t know there is a children’s chapel. Main St., will hold a 7 a.m. service on Easter morning. definition, a gift is something given DEAR GLEN: I can tell you only Monday — 9:30 a.m., historical committee; 2:30 An evangelical service will be conducted at 7 p.m. that your letter was a "trip.” But difference. Is there a simple rule to Evelyn Seaton, Helen Solomon, Awards were, also presented to without cost or obligation. Other­ remember to prevent further p.m.. Confirmation Resource Center: 3:30p.m., staff Sunday. Pastor Philip Saunders invites all to attend. One hundred and ninety-four apropos misplaced "onlys," re­ Center sets the week Maddie Solomonson, Eleanor Denise Allard, Dorothy Annulli. wise. it's not a gift. confusion? meeting; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts. adult volunteers were honored member the old favorite: "I Only Events scheduled this week at Center Congrega­ recently at Manchester Memorial Trieschmann and Betty Walker. Irene Bourez, Joan Brown, Anna- FLORIDA FATHER Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard; 1 p.m., ECW How many times a day to Have Eyes for You?” Here's St. Mary’s plan tional Church are as follows: Hospital's annual volunteer lun­ Surpassing the 1,000-hour miles­ belle Dodge. Eleanor Gordon, meeting; 4 p.m.. Youth Choir, Belle Choir. advertisers promise us a "free Sunday — 6 a.m., sunrise service on east lawn, cheon. The volunteers donated tone were Dutch Appleby, Ella Bette Lawler, Marjorie Morrison, Since the composer obviously DEAR FATHER: Yes. Use Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir. The following events are scheduled this week at St. . gift"? The phrase is not only followed by breakfast; 8 and 10 a.m., worship nearly 46,000 hours of service to the Atamian. Bette Beebe, Dorothy Elise Strickland and Pat Purdy for “farther” to denote distance in Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care Mary’s Episcopal Church: redundant, it's false, as when the meant “ Ihaveeyesforyouandyou services; nursery and toddler care. Hospital. Brigham, Naomi Carlin, Julie 500 hours of volunteer time. only,” the title should have been. space, and “ further” for every­ and visitation; 4 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6 p.m.. Sunday — 7:30 a.m., service of holy eucharist with "free gift is inside a box of Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m., For a fourth year, Jan War- Chadwich, Olive Chambers, Erna Seventeen individuals attained "I Have Eyes for Only You.” thing else. (Any further Confirmation Resource Center; 7:30 p.m., Scandia; Senior choir; 9:30 a.m., service of holy eucharist with breakfast cereal.” If you want the confirmation; 7 p.m., sacred dance; 7:30 p.m., zynski of Manchester was honored Clendaniel, Mary Collins, Ruth To say, “ I only have eyes for questions?) 8:30 p.m., basketball practice for Cops and Robbers. children’s choirs; child care available 11 a.m., 400 hours including Paula Bal- gift, you must buy the cereal. Diaconate. for exceeding all records at the Conyers, Connie Davey, Made- Friday — 7 p.m.. Peace Prayer Vigil: 7:30 p.m., service of holy eucharist with Senior Choir. Isieper, Hazel Bedard, Beverly Wednesday — 2 p.m., healing prayers; 7:30 p.m.. hospital for volunteer service. laine Dieterle. Kathleen Downing. A.A. for women. Tuesday — 5:15 p.m.. children's choirs; 6 p.m.. Fuss. Irene Gliha, Myrtle Hub­ Chancel Choir. Andrew Beck, director of public Mary Dubay, Faith Fallow, Mim Saturday — 9:30 a.m.. Cherub Choir; 10 a.m., choir fellowship supper; 6:30 p.m., A Capella Choir; bard, Mary Katkauskas, Pat Ken- Thursday — 7 p.m.. Center Ringers. relations and development, pres­ Ferris, Marie Flynn. Ginny Fos­ confirmation Resource Center; 5 p.m.. Scout supper; 7:30 p.m., adult enquirers' class. nefick. Ruby LaForge. Loretta Saturday — 11 a.m., wedding. ented Warzynski with a special ter, Russell Granniss, Belle Haw­ McDonald, Phyllis Mason, Gilbert Groups help ostomy patients 8 p.m., AA. W^ne^ay — 9 a.m., mothers' group; 10 a.m.. award in recognition of his contri­ kins. Peg Helwig. Rita Home, Sanborn, Trudy Starkes, Barbara service of holy communion, laying on of hands. bution of 16,000 hours of service to Dorothy Jenkins. Fred Juul, Virgi­ Tierney, Beth Wilt, Caroline Zach- DEAR DR. are whitish precancerous plaques^ Thursday — 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy that form on the lining of the mouth Nazarene holds revival Here Is Andover’s plan the Hospital. Warzynski also re­ nia Kelly, Theresa Kloo, Mary man. ^ tt y Eigner and Nora GOTT: I’m 52, Scouts; 7:30 p.m., music and communication and upper respiratory tract. They ceived a photo album. Kuzmickas, Ema Loomis, Do­ Merritt, recently had an Church of the Nazarene is holding a revival this committees. On Easter Sunday, the First Congregational Church Brothers visit Also receiving special honors rothy McCann, Trudie Manches­ operation for are common in smokers. They weekend, led by Dr. Ron Miller, director of Freedom Saturday — 7:30 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. of Andover will have an 11 a.m. service, featuring the A may come and go, enlarge, change . Senior and Junior Choirs, under the direction of Linda The Brothers of Bethany, members of a were Mim Ryan, who surpassed ter, Rosalie Norris. Vera Osborn, HONORED FOR 300 hours were colon cancer D r. G o tt Ministries Counseling Center and co-director of 9.000 hours, and Marion Al Puzzo, Isabel Reid. Barbara Dorothy Coe. Pat Coelho, Rita and ended up or disappear. Scriptural Counseling Associates. There will be a Spector, and the Cherub Clioirt, under the direction of new Dominican order dedicated to McCarthy, who topped the 5,000- Rohrbach, Ethel Rollason, Mary Farley, Mary Hayden. Althea with an ostomy Your husband must have an service with Miller tonight at 7, another on Easter This Is South’s week Rene Besaw, Katherine Mooney and Julie Warner. prison ministry, will present a program active fantasy life if bethinks he is hour mark. Samuelson, Lois Spencer, Beatrice MacLean. Marion Moore. Evelyn bag for the rest Peter Gott, M.D. mbrning at 10:45 a.m., and a third on Sunday evening This is the schedule for South United Methodist The sermon, by the Rev. Richard H. Taylor, is called “ fine.” The combination of heavy “ The Easter Chicken.” of song and scripture Friday at 7:30 p.m. Volunteers also received awards Sweeney, Ditta Tani, Bette Morrison, Velma Peila, Josh Rey­ of my life. I find at 6. The public is invited to all. Church this week: for achieving increments of 100 Thompson, and Judith Welles. nolds, Louise Stokes, Barbara the thing cum­ cough, easy fatigue and previous The Andover church is also planning a sunrise at St. James Church in the iower church. leukoplakia in a heavy smoker and Sunday — 9 and 10:45 a.m., Easter service. Dr. hours of donated time in the past Achieving the 900-hour level Sukosky and Gehre Tanner. bersome and Shephard S. Johnson preaching. “ Responses to the service, at 5:40 a.m., near the home of the Sismet The program is sponsored by the year, ranging from 100 hours to were Simone Dupuis. Helen Ener, Noted for giving 200 hours of uncomfortable. drinker is enough to give mosT' Wapping sets worship family on Boston Hill Road, between Ryan and doctors the wiliies. Aside from the Empty Tomb.” church's Renew Committee. The public more than 4,000 hours. Dorothy Joubert, Martha Mon- service to Manchester Memorial I am an active The Wapping Community Church of South Windsor Townsend roads. All Andover families are welcome to A usual health problems associated Tuesday — 10 a.m., Vineyards study group; 7 p.m., is weicome. For more information, call Marilyn Peracchio, president of tany, Pamela Parandes. Mary were Evelyn Anton, Felicia farmer and rancher and would like spasm that cause fingers and toes will hold two services on Easter morning, at 9:30 and Boy Scout Troop 47; 7:30 p.m., women’s prayer and the service, led by Jonathan Childress. A breakfast Smith and Margaret Utting. with tobacco and alcohol, people 1 will follow in the church's parish hall. the hospital auxiliary, thanked the Bandes. Ann Bradley, Bertha to continue in that occupation. Do to turn reddish blue, become cold 11 a.m. Church school will be held during the 9:30 study. 649-8051. and sweat excessively. Sometimes who smoke and drink excessively group as did Betty Tonucci. Recognized for achieving 800 Clulow. Raquel Fialkoff, Helen you have any information concern­ the affected tissue can feel numb have several times the normal rate director of volunteer services at hours of service were Robert Golden. Johanna Gremmo, Helen ing diet, gas and bowel control, or tingly. The spasm is usually of throat cancer. Even with a " the hospital. She presented Brown. Eleanor Coleman, Shirley Hamilton. Evelyn Johnson. Val­ hygiene, etc.? brought on by mental stress, normal chest X-ray, your husband.' awards. K. Glenney. Ruth Hickton. Julia erie Norris, Doris Owren, Rosalie tobacco smoke or exposure to cold. had better clean up his act before - The awards luncheon was organ­ luliano. Margaret Kehler, Mar­ Pendergast, Blanche Rehse, Ka­ DEAR READER: Many com­ Religious Services Medicine may help, but patients it's too late. ized by Mary Jane Pazda. second garet Kuhiman. Gertrude Morri­ thryn Ryan, Edith Sirianni. Do­ munities have colostomy clubs to almost always have to give up vice president of the auxiliary. son, Betty Nigri, Barbara Norris rothy Sonego and Dan Mosler. help people adjust to their ostom­ DEAR DR. GOTT: ShorUy after R cigarettes and protect their hands p.m .; Sunday mosses at 7:X ,9;15and and Barbara Smyth. ies. Check for a club or endostomal our daughter was bom. my hus­ ship service, Sunday school, and South United AAeltiedist Church, 1226 Praabytarian AWARDS WERE PRESEN'TED At the 100-hour level were therapist in your area. Also, you and feet from cold. Asaumbllts of God nursery for children; 6:X p.m.. Pil­ Jewish — Reform Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. 11 a.m. (643-4466) band started to have a problem Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, pastors. Passing the 700-hour benchmark Barbara Albasi, Betsy Alspach. Calvarv Church (Atsambllci ot grim Fellowship. (649-2863) Coventry Presbyterian Church, for 4,000 hours to Nancy Akin. may get more information from with premature ejaculation. Now. Second Cenereeatlenel Church ef Temple Beth Hills), 1X1 Foster St. Schedule: 9 a.m., church school; 9and Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ Hildred Carlson and Hoyt Stilson. were Marie Bolis. Margaret Phyllis Ballok. Frances Bennett, the United Ostomy Association, DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband God), 400 Bucklond Rood, South Extension, South Windsor. Steven 10:45 a.m., worship service. Nursery Salvation Army it happens every time we have Windsor. Rov. Konneth L. Gustafson, Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, Pat Browne. Barara Conklin, is a heavy drinker and smoker. entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Chatinover, robbl. Services, 8:15 p.m. for pre-schoolers. (6474141) 9 :X a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday Honored for serving 3,000 hours Brown, Virginia Flavell. Lorraine 2001 W. Beverly Blvd., Los An­ intercourse. Is it a physical or pastor. 9:30a.m., Sunday school; 10:X each Friday; children's services, 7:45 Solvation Army. 66) AAaIn St., AAon-. Hahn. Ethel LeLeu, Anita Murphy. Irene Devanney, Marie Fraser, Four years ago. he was told he had a,'m., worship, chlld-caro ond nursery; Regular schedule: 10 a.m ., worship; 8 school; 7 p.m., BIMe study and Chester. Mai. Reginald Russell. 9 :X . were Sylvester Benson, Alyce geles. CA 90057. psychological problem, and what a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 1:45 a.m., p.m. second Friday ot each month. fellowship. Wednesdpy, 7 :X p.m., Chester Osbom. Clarise Ponton, Venna Gardyne. Joan Gerrity, leukoplakia around his larynx. 7:00 p.m., evenlno serviceol praise and 1644-8466) M orm on a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 o.m., Ponticelli and Nils Shenning. should we do to get help? Bible preochlnp. (644-1)02) church school ..nursery to grade eight, prayer meeting. (742-7222) holiness meeting; 7 p.m., solvation The 20 volunteers honored for Norman Ponton. Penny Telgener, Dorothy Herlihy, Joya Hydock, DEAR DR. GOTT: What can you Now another doctor says he sees no odult discussion; 11 o.m., coffee and The Church et Jesus Christ et Pretkylerlan Church et AAanchester, meeting. (6497787). Mary Jaworski, Jeanne Johnson. fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor chair; 4 Lutheran 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ 2.000 hours included Anne Davis. Ginger Wagner, and Lorrie Rowe. tell me about acrocyanosis (vasos­ sign of it. Where did it go? He has a DEAR READER: Premature. p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Lotter-dev SMnts, X Woodside St., chard Gray, pastor. 10:X a.m., wor­ Eight volunteers were com­ Helen Keeney, Roy Keith, Ellen horrible cough, choking spells and ejaculation almost always has a Baptist Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ Lorraine DesRosier, (Jert Hage- pastic disease) ? senior church school and Pilgrim Cencerdia Lutheran Church (LCA), shop, 9:X a.m., sacrament meeting; ship service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sun­ Unitarian UnlvaraaNat dom, Vonie Irvine. Ann Johnston. mended for contributing over 600 Kilduff, Virginia Lankarge. Arlene tires easily, but because there is no psychological basis. I suggest you .ConuiHHiltv BaptMl Church. SIS E. fellowship. (742-6234) X Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Burton 10:15 a.m ., Sunday school and prim ­ day school; 7 p.m., Intormol worship. Center St., Mandiester. Rev. James I. Telcettvllle Cengregottenel Church, D. Strand, pastor. Rev. Arnold T. (643-09X) Uellarlen Unlvereellsl Seclity Beet, Leona Juros, Eleanor Leone. Cha­ hours: Lelia Barbera, Rita Cou- Lavoie. Ida McMahon, Tom Mi- DEAR READER: Acrocyano­ leukoplakia and his chest X-ray is talk to your doctor and ask that he Main Street and Elm Hill Road, ary; 11 : X a.m., priesthood and relief 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. . Meek, minister. 9: IS a.m., church Wangerln, part-time pastor. 8 a.m., society. (6434003) rles Lynn. Marian McKay. Peg lombe. Belle Elliott. Gertrude chalik. Jean Moore, Karen Moore. sis, also known as Raynaud's OK. he thinks he is fine. Please or she recommend someone who school for all ages, klnderoorten Talcottville. Rev. Nancy Milton, pas­ holy communion; 9:15 o.m., Christian Diana Heath, minister. 10:X a.m„ . McNamar, Marilyn Peracchio, Gaudreau, Virginia Gilroy. Pau­ Lucy Russell. Ernest Stokes. Mary phenomenon, can affect the hands give me your opinion. can counsel your husband. This through Grode 4 continuing during tite tor. 10 a.m., worship service and growth hour, church school; 10:X Roman Catholic service. Nursery care and youth - church school. (6490815) religious education. Coffee hour otter ’ Virginia Prior, Carolyn Raesler. line Madden, Nedra Miller and Kay Sulick. Peggy Weaver, Char­ unfortunate sexual malfunction is^ service; 10:30 a.m., morning worship. o.m., holy communion. Nursery care and the feet. It is characterized by Nursery provided. (6434)S37) provided. 649-5311) National Catholic Chorch et the Assuingtlen, Adams service. (646-5151) Stella Roath. Hope Roberts. Russell Peterson. lene Willette and Audra McNeil. recurring attacks of vascular DEAR READER: Leukoplakia usually curable. Fdlth Bwfist Church. S2 Lake St., Bmonuel Lutheran Church, M Street at Thompson Rood, AAanches­ Monchester. Rev. James Bellosav, C o ve n a n t Church St., Manchester. Rev. Dale H. St. John the BaptM Polish NdtlenM ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 TrlMtv Cevenent Church, 302 Hack­ Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Land- Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ Saturday moss at 5; Sunday mosses at a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, 7 :X , 9 ,10;X and noon. (643-2195) EMERGENCY service. (646-S316) matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman emeritus. Schedule: 8 :X a.m., wor­ pastor. 9 o.m., moss. (643-5906) SI. Borlhelemew's Church, 741 E. Fire — Police — Medical First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Swenson. Worship service: 8 and 11 ship; 9:45 a.m., Sunday church school; Middle Turnpike, AAanchester. Rev. A bou t Town Service Notes Thoughts Rood. Manchester. 9 :X a.m., Sunday a.m .; Sundjy Bible school, 9:30 a.m. 11 a.m.. worship service, nursery. AAortln J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 (6492855) 643-1193. mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:X , DIAL 911 p.m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ Latvian Lutheran Church ot Mon- Nazarana 10 and 11 : X a.m. week service. Nursery at all services. chestor, 2) Garden St., Manchester. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., In Manchester (649-7S09) Episcopal (643-2051) Churchuf the Nazarene,2X (Main St., AAanchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan HE IS NOT HERE! word. “ He is not here.” that love and life do not end at Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Bengteon speaks to Ladies Aid Haddock compietes training First Boptlsl Chapel et the Deot. 240 SI. Buurpet Bpiscepul Church, 1150 Prince et Peace Lutheran Church, and Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-postors. Imagine, if you can, that scene. Easter brings us the exciting death. Hlllstown Rood. AAanchester. Rev. K. Route 31 and North River Road, pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister ot Saturday mass 5 p.m .; Sunday mosses Boston Turnpike. Bolton. Sunday wor­ outreach. 9;X a.m., Sunday school; The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Evangelical -U.S. Navy Seaman Recruit Timothy J. Haddock, a The women had gone to the tomb to news that God has power over Kreutier, pastor. (643-7543) ship: holy eucharist, 8 and 10 a.m.; ' Coventry. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 at 7 :X , 9 ,10:X and noon. (643-2403) Lutheran Church will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. a.m., worship service. (742-7548) 10:X a.m., worship, children's church St. Jellies Church, 896 Main St., 1985 graduate of .Manchester High School, has anoint His body. They had to wait death. It gives us a glimpse into the He is not here! He is risen. He is church school.9:45a.m.; cofteetellow- ond nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise {he church. After the business meeting. Herbert completed recruit training at Recruit Training risen indeed! Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. shlp, 11 a.m .; Lady Chapel open Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, until the sabbath (Saturday) was world of spirit. We are spirit as Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; atternoons; public healing service, (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High service, nursery. (646-8599) Rev. David Boranowskl, Rev. Joseph THE Hengtson of the Manchester Historical Society will Command, Orlando. Fla. He joined the Navy in over, so they went early on Sunday. well as body. Because of Easter, 11 a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., second Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; evening streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. show slides. Refreshments will be served by October. The stone had been rolled away, Christians can face death with a Rev. Dr. Shephard S. Johasoa - evening service. (643-93S9) prayer, Wednesday. 5 p.m. Rev. John •Cuhl, pastor. 9 :X a.m.. Divine wor­ Saturday masses at 4 and 6 :X p.m .; BIBIE Margaret McKenna. Martha McKenna. Elda Nelson Hoi I Igor, 643-9203. ship; 10:45 a.m. SurKtoy school; Holy Sundav masses at 7 :X , 9, 10:X a.m., the tomb was empty. They were new courage. Now we know that South United Methodist Church. Communion first and third Sunday. Pantacoatal noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) and Darlene Nukis. told by an angel, "B e not afraid. He life is not a sand castle that is Christian Sdanca St. iwgry’s BpIscoppI Church, Park (6494243) united Penteceitel Church, 187 SI. Mery Church, 16X Main St.. SPEAKS is not here. He is risen! ” washed away when the waves roll and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Woodbrldoe St., Manchester. Rev. Coventry. Father James J. William­ First Church ef Christ, Scleatlst, 447 son, pastor. AAosses Saturday at 5:15 McHugh assigned to Missouri in at night. Nor are the words of N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Mathodist Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., EugMM Brtwar Sauits ceiebrate 60th I remember seeing a picture of a church service, Sunday school, and assistant rector. Worship: 7:30 a.m. Sunday school; 11 a.m., morning p.m.; Sunday 9:X and 10:45 a.m.; Private John D. McHugh, a member of the Jesus merely the philosophy of just care for small children. (649-1446) and 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9 :X Button United AAethedlsI Church, worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:X holydavs, 5:X and 7:X p.m. Confes­ I Harry and Fanny Sault of 388 Hartford Road will Greek Orthodox Church that was another prophet. Easter tells us Rbodlng Room, 656A Center St., Mon- o.m .; bobv-slttlno, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. p.m.,blblestudy (Wednesday),-7p.m., sions 4 :X to 5 p.m. (742-6655) Connecticut Army National Guard 248th Engineer being tom down for urban renewal. Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m. every Wednes­ Ladles' proyer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Church et St. Meertce, 32 Hebron Miebrate their 65th wedding anniversary Sunday, Co., has been assigned to the USA Reception Station. that Jesus is the Christ, victor over SHOWCASE Qiester. (6494982) Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:X a.m., Americano ere great onae for Someone had painted across the day. (6494583) church school; 11 a.m., worship ser­ Men's prayer ’ Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Cllftord iliey have lived most of their lives in Manchester. He Fort L. Wood. Mo., for 18 weeks for military life and death. Youth service (Fridov). 16499848) Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 ehortcute, ae reflected in the sign: "He is not here.” The HARTFORD vice, nursery. (649-3472) __ Will be 88 in July and she will be 85 in October. They occupational specialty training He is a Manchester Church of Christ North United AAethedHl Church, 3X popularity ot cake mlxoa and other disciples sought Jesus among the Because of Easter, we can live 1 0 INT8tSTAn 84 BXITI Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. prepared foods. With the advent of have a daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John resident. “ Church ef Christ, Lvdall and Vernon G ospal dead, and they heard the startling triumphantly with the good news Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ the microwave oven this field unm 9 Genta of Hudson. Fla., two grandchildren and five Areets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Church of the Living Bud, an nett, minister ot visitation. Worship greatly expanded. great-grandchildren. orinlster. Sunday services: 9 a.m., evangelical, full-gospel church, Ro­ service: 9 and 10:X a.m. Nursery tor LUCAS BIMe classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 p.m., bertson School, North School Street. children oge 3 ond younger. 9 a.m.. And how often do people gal lost •orsi~ ship. Wednesday. 7 p.m., Bible Tweedie honored Manchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, Adult Bible group; 10:X a.m., church traveling while following shortcuts? ltdU:4M«-TJ0«4i-l Id! ■ fludvJv. Nursery provided for all servl- pastor. Meeting Sundays, H) to 11:X school; 5 :X p.m., Methodist Youth )5unset Club meets Tuesday Even In education offorte are mode staff Sgt. Raymond A. Tweedie, son of Raymond A. Welcome to Bombay Palace I. (646-2903) a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dance COME AND WORSHIP GOD THE MIONEYPfT m Full Buspul Ihturdenomlhutluiipl Group.(6493696) to compress the tame learning Into • The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Tweedie of 91 W. O nter St., has been named l^ongragational Chur ch, 745 Main St., AAanchester. Rev. DURING HOLY WEEK lees time. And *tlmo and motion* ' Manchester Senior Citizens' Center. outstanding non-commissioned officer of the month Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., experts ever seek shortcuts to for the 380th Supply Squadron. He is a 1973 “ Beltea CeaprsguWshul Church, ZU adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 greater productivity. APM. FOOL'S DNT p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:X AND EASTER Manchester High School graduate. He is a requisition­ lolton Center Rood, at the Green. {Co. 1 holds session at station IdMJMElS-TdSItn-ltM Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, p.m., special BIMe studies; Wednes­ The spiritual realm has not oe- ing unit supervisor with the 380th Bombardment Wing Minister. 10 a.m., worship service, day at 7:X p.m., worship service. NEW SERIES At “The Church in the Center” caped this mind-oot either. Instant Prayer line, 6464731, 24 hours. • Hose and Ladder Co. 1 will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Plattsburgh Air Force Base, N.Y. CARE MARS MCVK ■ ■jrsery, church school; 11 a.m., spirituality Is promlead to the Ellowship; 11:15 a.m., forum pro­ Boepul Hp M, Center Street, Monches- OF TAPES iit the fire station at 138 McKee St. Refreshments will the finest Indian Restaurant gram. (649-7077 office or 647-8878 ter. 10 o.m., breoking bread; 11:45 credulous by moans ot expetlentlel J>e served. a.m ., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel ‘A Niw Perspictlvi" religion, a sudden diract wotk of the in greater Manchester POLICE ACADMYS ^^Ceptiy*(:sh8rs8Ptlshsl Church, 11 meeting. Holy ^ r i t euppoeedty acoom- Farrell graduates In Texas l;l8*88488-T;IM«lldS Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Call; pllshlng what otherwiaa requiraa 'Goodspeed seeks Interns C u i ^ Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert Jahovah’a Witnesses years ot maturing. So poople are U.S. Airman Patrick M. Farrell, son of Mr.and Mrs. • Vegetarian & Non-vegetarian delicacies p. Bills, minister ot visitations; Rev. EASTER SUNDAY CELEBRATIONS OUNONO Ifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; • a.m.-Sunrise Service on the East Lawn of the church led seeking this alusIvagoalbyaNegad Goods peed 0|wra House in East Haddam is John E. Farrell of 53 Francis Drive, has graduated • Varied Indian cuisine jehpvph's With Ml 18. 647 Tolland charismatic gifts and unbridled itJM:4»(fcW-T»MHldlt«, Ichael C. Thornton, associate pastor, Turnpike, AAanchester. Tuesday, Con­ by our Youth with breakfast served at 6:45 a.m. accepting applications for interns. The non- from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force ^ • Appetizers to dessert S a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 gregation BIMe Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.-Identical Worship Celebrations led by emoltonallem. But God's proeeeeee mrforming, technical internships offer practical p.m. church school. (647-9941) 647-8301 are eub|scl to God’s timetable, Base. Texas. He is a 1984 Manchester High School PRETTYMPMK day, Theocratic Ministry School for an Important Michael Thornton and Newell Curtis Experience in the production of professional musical • Special house salads & breads “ Fksl Ceuprsputlspul Church ef Ap - (spioklng course), 7 p.m.; Service whether It'i great oaks or mature graduate. im UM dSM M M -lIJi I ver. Route 6. Andover. Rev. Richard meeting (ministry trMnIng), 7:Xp.m.; recorded meBaage Sermon; “Chrut /tliiw." theater in administration, management, carpentry, Taylor, pastor. Sunday school, all Christiana. Growth Is the pro pees • Mango drinks t Sunday. PuMIc BIMe Lecture, 9:X Music by our Chancel Choir and the Brass Roots Ensemble God usee, 2 Pater 3:16. iiroperties, lighting,^ scene painting and wardrobe. l a w R s m a n ppss, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, a.m.; Wotchtower study, 10:25. (646- An Easter breakfast will be served at 9 a.m. nursery care provided. 11 a.m. (742- 1490) Interns will receive a small stipend and housing McAvoy trains In Arizona • Tandori Specials IMSWAK-TAM-lldi B96) Infant and Toddler care provided. within walking distance of the theater. Academic • Curry dishes SI _Flrst Cshprspullspul Church et Cev- CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCI credit may be aiTanged. U.S. Marine Lance CpI. Mark S. McAvoy, a 1984 DOMIN B OUT M M V a o r HUS SPirv, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Jaariah — Conaarvatlva at the com er of Centel' and Main Streets in the Applicants who want to begin work with the opening Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor- CHURCH OF CHRIST Coventry High School graduate, has participated in • Special Dinners & Ala Carte T d s u s n s i ■Mp; 9:30 a.m., church school In Temple Beth Shelem, 4X E. Middle center of Manchester LydaH and V anion BItbbIb o f the season should apply by April 4. Applic^ons will the Weapons and Tactics Instructor Course in the Church Lane House. Nursery care TurnMke, AAanchester. Richard j . For further information about our services and Phon*: JE>e accepted throughout the season, which will end in Sonoran Desert. He is stationed with Marine Air S ^ M e d . (7424487) Plovln, rabM; Israel Tobotsky, can­ FeeHai 8 Ministries, call 647-9941. » 8SCSP8 CiS8rs8i8tihul Church, 385 tor; Or. Leon Wind, rabM emeritus. Y e a r A ■December. - Control Squadron 7, Marine Corps Air Station, Yuma, Take out food available also. Jf. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Services. 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. For a “ faith-lift,” call 649-4673. -1 For more information, write to Tony Formanb, Ariz. He joined the Marine Corps in June 1984. His g^eeph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., wor­ Saturday. (643-9563) . production manager, Goodspeed Opera House. East wife, Denise McAvoy, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . 57 E. Center St. • Manchester • 6^6-5330 Haddam 0M23, or call S75-83T77. Pete Staffano of 135 Whites Hill Raod, Coventry. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, March 29, 1986 - 19 H - MANCHESTER HEiRALD. Saturday. March 29, 1986 Pensions for women showing improvement riKV tm Right now, there are seve right to a pension (become pensions. If you are aware of the TAG SALE SIGN Never have shington, D.C. Of every five measures in Congress to improverovC "vested") is 10 years under most pension obstacle course, you will penalona — for women over 65, four receive no your chances, as a worker, tjj income for a pension, whether plans. This is hard for women to be prepared to act properly . Are things piling up? Then why not him a TA6 SALE? women particu­ receive pensions. The proposalT private or public, as a spouse or as attain. larly — been as would shorten the time requirefC a retired worker. The average Credits toward a pension are Q. How do job decisions affect a The hesf way to announce It is with i Herald Tag Sale important as to­ for vesting; restrict integration sg monthly pension income in 1984 frequently lost when a worker pension? day. From no­ Sylvia as not to allow your pension to ba^ Classiiied Ad. When you place yrar ad. you II receive was $233 for women and $484 for moves from one job to another or where, pen­ canceled; develop ways to makC, men. The pension income gap has a "break in service” with the A. When deciding on job offers, sions have pensions more portable. g ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE compliments of The Herald. Porter actually is increasing, not narrow­ same employer. find out if the prospective em­ emerged at Watch these bills. They.’ re de­ ing. Moreover, men are twice as A commonly used practice of ployer offers a pension that in­ least to the signed to help you — men an [ 2 j ] H p H I B HDME8 65 and older is now $6,020, about vate employment. Most workers low earners. $1,000 above the official poverty are in the private sector, so most A. There are five primary WHEN DECIDING WHETHER HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE Hi] FOR SALE covered workers are in private reasons: Q. Why should young women to quit, find out the current status line against an average for men of “Sylvia Porter's Tax Guide f^ plans. Many employers, particularly care about pensions? of your pension. If close to Motel Desk Clark(s) Counter Help Needed In Deluxe Accomoda- Manchester — Lovely 9 BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY $10,450. 1986,” her comprehensive guide to room Cope, 3-4 bedrooms, Employers are not required to smaller businesses with fewer "vesting,” you could lose a lot. You ttpadad to work variety of drycleaner launderette. tlonsl 111 This brand new income tax, is now available large rec room with fire­ set up a pension plan — essentially BUT THE SIG NIFICANT point I than 100 employees, don't provide A. Earning a pension takes time must decide whether the benefits hours, some evenings, Am and pm hours availa­ home Is now under con­ through her column. Send $5.$5 4bm-mldnlght, some ble. Apply Colonial Clean­ struction on Stonehedge place and built In bar, a retirement benefit plan based on find is that pensions for women any pension plan for their workers. (say, 10 years with one em ployer). of the new job outweigh the loss of rir A iH W fl CARPENTRY/ w m iM a m plusr$l for mailing and handlingt» days, 8am-12noon or 4pm. ers, 230 Spencer street, Lane In Bolton. Featuring enclosed sun porch, over­ employment. And since there are have increas^ slowly and spread Employers exclude many cate­ 'The earlier you start your own the pension. w m s R EM 0DEUR6 ELKTIRCAL K R V I ^ “Sylvia Porter’s Tax Guide t i t Weekend hoursalsoavall- Shoprite Plaza, 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 sized 2 cor garage, air literally thousands of different sufficiently to justify a full column. gories of workers from pension planning, the better off you’ll be. conditioning, many ex­ 1966,” in care of the Manchester able. We can be very Monchester. boths with a locuzzl In the pension plans in the United States, Q. How important are pensions plans, categories In which women Because women earn lower salar­ When leaving a job before master bedroom bath, tras. $129,000. U 8, R Ttia HouM Works. Retl- Carpentry and romodst- Duma Electric--.Having Herald, 4400 Johnson D (ive, Fair­ flexible, pleasant working about the most we can do is loosely to women? predominate: clerks, part-time ies and take periods of time off retirement, be sure you've ar­ conditions. Good starting large spacious rooms, 10 x Realty, 643-2692.a dintlal ItmittciMning. An Ing services — Comploto Electrical Probtoms? divide them into two categories: A. StiH minor, according to workers, hourly workers, workers from paid work more often than ranged to have any lump-sum way, Kan. 66205. Please make Cfpy. we will train. Retired 36 deck, brick front and oetobilihod compony .horns repairs ond romo- Need o targe or a smolf men (family responsibilities), payment from a pension placed check payable to Universal Pre$$, persons welcome. Call Real Estate cedar siding tool Offered Spacious Stone Colonial fully bonded with above dotlno. Quality work. IMf- Ropoir? Wo Spodollzo In Spring moons town work. those provided by public sector research by the Older Women's entering a job close to retirement. Lot us do It ter y««l employment (through a local, League, headquartered in Wa­ The time required to earn the they have a harder time acquiring into another plan. Syndicate. Conn. Motor Lodge, 9am- at $168,500. Quality con­ — Six, plus rooms In this ovoroeo work below the sroncss. Ilcsnssd and In­ Rosldonttol Work. Joseph 12noon, Monday thru Frl- struction by LevIttI Jack- lovely home, large foyer ovoraao rate. Oill Today. sert. Coll 84^85. Dumas. Fully Ucsnssd. Monthly and per cuttbiB dby, 643-1555. son 8. Jackson Real Est­ with French doors and S47>(II73. Free Estimates. 848-5253. rotes ovalloMs. Servicing 2 HOMES ate, 647-8400 or 6464646.0 open stairway. 3 bed­ rosldontlol and comnwf> HO FOR SALE rooms 8i large 2 cor Frofostlonol Cleaning cloi accounts. Cgll Brand New LIstIngl 11 5-5 garage. Shows beauti­ •orvicost fpoGlolliIng In I^PAiN TiN fi/ Partner's, 8480*1$. “Qub<- All real estate advertised Duplex In excellent condi­ fully. $119,900. Strano Real homoe. ogortmonts and ISSJPAPERiNfi Ity Sorvict Year Round". Dental Receptionist — In the Manchester Herald tion. Separate utilities, Estate, 647-7653.0 offlCM. Sorvicot con bo N E A U N fi/ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Is sublect to the federal appliances, 2 car garage, arranged ddirs or oven- PLU M B IN 6 Spring Cleon Up - Our dental team Is seek­ Nome your own price — Fair Housing Act of 1968, newer furnace. Great In­ ings. ExcoHsnt roforsn- Pother and son. Fast, Thatching, mowing ing an exceptional person Custom Ranch — Man­ hodete trimming, Ilglif for our progressive which makes it Illegal to come potential I Offered chester, $114,500, with cssr oil work iniaranteed. dependable sorvico. Fogortv Brothers — Ba­ advertise any preference, at $128,900. Call Quick!! Plooso coll 5DMS39. trucking, profosslontrtly ...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment___80 Bloomfield office, we Ideal layout for entertain­ Pointing. Poporhonglng throom romodollng} In- Notices Business Rrogertv...... Value superior organiza­ limitation or discrimina­ Jackson 8, Jackson Real ing, 3 bedrooms, 2 full & Removal. Coll 848-5781. stailotlon water hooters, oautppod, dtpondoblo. Im 9 Resort Property ...... 28 Baakkeeplnp/Income Tax 54 Office/Retqll Equipment ...... 81 tion based on race, color, surod. Roy Hardy, 848* Estate, 647-8400 or 646- Lost/Found...... 01 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATBS: 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per day. tional and administrative baths, rec room with fire­ (tarbogo disposals; taucot Mortgoges ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellno ... 55 hkllls. We focus on rellalon, sex or national 8646.0 place and bar. Huge sun- RdOKKEEPMR/ Pointing and Poperhong- repairs. 8494539. Vlso/M- 7973. Personals...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... 28 56 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cehts per line per day. origin, or an Intention to Pointlno/Poperlna...... 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. warmth, caring and ex­ . room leading to deck Ing — Exterior and Inte­ ostorCord accepted. Announcements...... 03 RaafIna/SIdino...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 make any such prefer- Priced To Sell — 9 room INCOM E TAX Prestige town Core —. Minimum charga: 4 Unas. pert communication with overlooking flowering rior, ceilings repaired. Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 ence^ limitation or dis­ custom home built to Roforences, fully Insured. Spring eloon up. Lawn ft Financial...... 05 Rentals patients and staff alike. If trees and shrubs. 2nd Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Vou are career minded crimination. The Herald satisfy owners quality de­ fireplace In living room. Income Taxes grsgorsd In Quality work. Martin shnm maintenanco. For- Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for S o le ...... 87 ORAOLINBS: Far classified odverfisements to will not knowingly accept mands, newly remodeled vowr otm homo. Coll Jim Mottsson, evenings. 649- NNRCELLANaHIS ttllzing. weekly mowing. and searching for the any advertisement which All appliances. D.W. Fish for roosonobio rotes. 742- Insured, free esti motet. Employment A Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 MIscellaneaus Services... 61 Tag Soles...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the right opportunity to grow, throughout, new 28 x 12 Realty, 643-1591 or 871- 4431. R ER ViC iR Condominiums for Rent__ ...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wonted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 deodllne Is noon on the day before publication. this full time position may Is In violation of the law. pressurized deck, large 1400.O lOWoftsirdom. Coll 8444S81. Help Wanted...... 11 family room with brick ...... I,.II I ...... I..,lit.. Homes for Rent...... 34 For advertisements to be published Monday, be for vou. Experience In Odd lobs. Trucking. Situation Wanted ...... 12 Store/Office Space...... 35 Spacious 3 family, 3 car fireplace. Knotty pine Lawn Maintenance — the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. appointment book control garage. $190,0(W. Call 646- Homo repairs. You name Proo ostimatos. By the lob Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise and heavy phone contact walls and Anderson slid­ FLDORINS Instruction...... 14 Automotive 0754. ers to outdoor patio, open CONDDMINtUMS If, wo do It. Free osM* or monthly rotes. Coni' Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seasonol...... 71 helpful. A full benefit FOR SALE motat. Insured. 8434304. morclal and rosMonHol. Emplovment Services...... 15 Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles. 72 Cars for Sole...... 91 RBAD YOUR AD. Classified advertisements ore pockpoe Including a bo­ living room and entrance HD taken by telephone as a canyenlence. The Manchester — Colonial, foyer, fully appllanced Floorsondlng — R oots Coll J., 8494800. Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vons for Sole...... 92 nus system and medical seven rooms, three bed­ like now. Spocloltzlng In Howkds Tree Service — Manchester Herald Is respansible for only one Insurance is available. kitchen, walk up attic, Affordable — Roomy 4'/2 Fmrrdmt mrniodollno — Wanted to R en t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 rooms, two cor oarage, Cotwots, roofing, gut­ older floors, noturol and Bucket Truck g. Chipper. Scott’s Lawn Coro tile. Free estimates. work, roatenaMo rotas, srs know what you hav» Dishwasher Wanted — 7518. South Main Streetl A no lob to small, roosono- masterpiece In design and INVESTMENT Mo prices, colt Jim. 847- Please coll for on appoint­ Call Sue 8494134 or 740- la r solo with an od ht Notices Apply at Feast, 250 Hart­ ment, 649-0359. . 7483, leave mstsaoe. Clossifiod. 883-271I. HELP WANTED [H ] HELP WANTED Q ]] HELP WANTED [H ] HELP WANTED HELP WANTED E l] HELP WANTS) E 3 HELP WANTED ford Road, or call 646-1483. construction. $177,900. miPROPERTY Smaller Colonial in busi­ ’We Guarantee our ness zone, large lot, Houses’ . Blanchard 8. Carpentry Foreman — Painters Helper — Must Wanted Immediate openings for plenty of room for an 5 Fomllv In Rockville — Experienced working be hard working, reliable, helpers, no experience Manchester has an Imme­ May, 3 days a week for 2 20 hours, Monday, Tues­ carpenters, experienced Rossetto Real Estate, 646- Historic district, possible addition. $99,900. Call 649- 2482.P I LOST AND FOUND foreman, minimum 5 ye­ able to do Interlor/exte- necessary. Year round diate opening In the Ac­ children aged 9 months 8, day, Thursday afternoons In framing and must know 2947. low Interest historic dis­ ars experience In remo­ rlor. Call between 9am work or summer college counting Department for 4 years In my home, area and Friday nights. News­ how to layout. Full thne - Pharmacy Clerks needed trict funds available. students. Glastonbury a General Accounting paper experience helpful. t6r afternoons, evenings Repossessed Homes from Fully rented, separate BUSINESS ROOMS ROOMS APARTMENTS Lost — One Gold Fllo- deling, steady work, good and 4pm. 246-7101. of Kelly Road, South emplovment 8, benefits. Colonial — Manchester, hourly wage. 6 paid holi­ area. 633-2904. Clerk. The qualified Indi­ Windsor. Please call and Please send work history Call 74^5317, 8:30 to 5pm, 6/weekends. Retail expe­ government from $1.00 utilities, $189,900. Call 649- PROPERTY FOR RENT HD FOR RENT FOR RENT greed clip on earring. $89,900. 3 bedroom Colon­ plus repairs/taxes. no 2947. m days, pold vocations, Mature Individual needed vidual must have at leasts leave name 8, number, and salary requirements Monday thru Fridov. rience helpful, to work In Reward. Lost Thursday, ial, In nice residential Throughout CT/Notlon- March 20th. Please call medical Insurance pro­ to set up and operate years experience In ac­ 644-1609. to: The Manchester He­ computerized pharmacy. Ladles Only — Nice, quiet Room for non-smoking Like Private Home — 3'/j gram. Call 6434712. modern electronic power count receivables, ac-. rald, Box S C/O Manches­ Part Tim e Security Offic­ Apply In person, Liggett area, vet convenient to wlde. Also tax properties, room apartment. Applian­ 6494M67. schools and shopping. 216-453-3000, Ext. H1072. room for senior citizen or gentleman. Kitchen prlvl- presses. Potential em­ count payables and pay­ Cable T V — Experienced ter Herald. ers — Evenings 5:30pm to -Pharm acy, Manchester BUSINESS working olrl. References leges, refrigerator- ces. Working single adult, roll. Experience with IBM . Parkode. Formal dining room, Small Engine Mechanic ployee must be mechanl- Machinist or Tool Maker Installers needed. Must 10pm, weekends 7-3 & 3-11. 7’x17’ porch. Hardwood By Owner — Victorian PROPERTY Manchester — Restau­ and security. Call otter freezer, air conditioning, married couple. No child­ — 2 8i 4 cycle experience. colly inclined and willing — Part time available. 5285 computer Is a plus. have own truck and tools. Monchester area. Imme­ floors throughout. Walk- style country home In rant. Prime location. Ex­ 5:30pm, 6480383. washer 8, dryer, parking. ren, pets. 643-2880. Own tools & transporta­ to leorn and achieve. Excellent opportunity for Hours are 8am-5pm Mon­ Call 429-7935, 7:30am to diate openings to quali­ up attic and appliances quiet setting. 6 rooms with tremely nice. Seats 100 Security & references re­ 1 ^ ANN0UNGEMBIT8 tion. Good opportunity, Good potential with excel­ retired person. For more day thru Friday. Inter­ 5:30pm. fied applicants, over 18, Included. D.W. Fish 1’/} baths, reasonably Back On The Market!!! plus. Recently remo­ Gentlemen Only — Cen­ quired. Call 643-5600. Manchester — Available full time position. Eck­ lent benefits. Apply in Information, call 742-6827. ested Individuals may fill Service Station Mechan­ car, telephone, clean po­ Realty, 643-1591 or 871- priced. Call 742-8665 after Aoproxlmatelv 4,000 sq. deled. Asking $120,000. tral location, kitchen priv­ Immediately. Recently ert's, Coventry, 742-6103. person. Quality Name out applications begin­ Assistant Teacher — Ver- » ics and Attendants. Full lice record. $4.50 per hour ileges, parking available. renovated 3 bedroom, no Emergency? In Manches­ Cashier Wanted — Falr- 1400.a 6pm. ft. of commercial space In Owner anxious, make APARTMENTS Plate, Fisher HIM Road, Auto DIsmantler Wonted ning May 31, 1986 at 80 non Heod Start Center. and part time. Uniforms to start. Call 527-0225 for Wov variety store has excellent downtown loca­ offer. Financing availa­ Security and references pets, security & referen­ ter, dial 911 for fire, Part Time Video Rental Eost Glastonbury. — Must have own tools Colonial Road, Manches­ Assist the teacher In the furnished. Apply In per­ an appointment. required. 649-9227 or 569- FOR R » T ces. Section 8 Ok. $595 a police, medicol help. Immediate openings. tion. Parking for 24 cars, ble. Coll Strano RepI Est­ Clerk — Monday 8, Thurs­ and auto experience. ter, CT. Salary commen­ overall planning, direc­ son, 252 Spencer Street, .Hours l-5:30pm, Monday additional parking availa­ ate, 647-7653. 3528. month, heat Included. 643-: ■ day evening, 5-9, Satur­ Sitter Needed for 2 child­ Company paid health In­ surate with experience. tion and control of the Manchester. Dental Assistant — Storrs thru Friday. Coll Jackleat ble. Immediate occu­ 3 Room Apartment, Im­ 1570.______day, 9-5, Sunday 12-5. ren after school. School surance, call 649-3391. EOE. classroom, to work with family practice, chairsfde pancy. Owner financing. Manchester, Very quiet maculate, on bus line, '646-1717 before 3pm for an HELP WANTED HELP WANTED reasonable, seasonal Someone to take charge days only, 2:304:00 near on awareness and knowl­ Receptionist for busy ap­ experlenc, warm, friendiv Interview. Will lease also. Call for Wishing will not sell any­ room for mature gentle­ Get the Wont Ad hobit... Em ploym ent of a growing department. Washington Elementary. Teacher Aide — Needed* House Cleaning — Trai­ edge of Headstart oblec- pliance store In Manches­ personality with strong the details. Jackson 8, thing ... a low$$ positions. Call 649-1982 af­ Apply 923 Main Street, ■ ■ 4 qfBiMltr MkflN* fWHSI WSBmiWy WSwWW l^piVf Ebqterience is required. Will be operating our Whan you coll Clotslfled paper experience helplul. $ f ter 5pm. Manchester, 646-1700. to ploca on od. a friendly Please send work history with you and save on S | UST PRICE $ 6 4 9 0 Mini AM/m ROLM telephone system. We have a busy : a Ad-VIfor will aniwer your and salary reoulremants MORIARTY DISCOUNT: -205 S3 switchboard which requires prompt courteous I BEST!!! I call and help you word to; The Manchester De- babysitting costs. 1 OVER 22AVAILABLEH • ^ service to our clients aiKl sales reps. Some light your ad for best response. rald. Box S C/O Manches­ YOU PAY: 8 643-2711. ter Herald. Z n typing also required. I PART TIME i NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED I9R4 MERCURY COUGAR LS 1986 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS SGmt GqMAGar 4 GM9 BgGm I V-G 4N9l». ITM9B. — > -,-i Part Time Inserters cniiMCMitr«l A/C TYPIST IN MANCHESTER AREA Delivery wanted. Coll 647-9946, ftsk , NDwImgI I JO B IN TO W N! I for Bob. pmrbdkMfwiM SiwIiiGIGG 4 wey pewer Grtww'B ew f This position requires excellent typing skills. Cm tir St 467-553 idd Mri¥ Eara Extra Cask gow^s wg^^^v^v s^tasCB ^m^ws USTOklCf $15,878 YOU PAY: Additional duties iiKhide termirud data entry I *S" hr./staH t W tft Mlddl6 Tpk6. 4 2 0 ^ Delivering SNET Tele­ FAaOBY DISCOUNT: -314 and assisting the receptionist with incoming M Kbli SL all phone dlrectortes In the TY P E S E TTE R , Fwll im n na $15,522 YOU PAY: MORMRTY DISCOUNT: -1,563 FACTOtV DISCOUNT: -444 telephone calls. McCabtSL ill greater Manchactar are*. time position, flikt Mon.-Fri. Afternoons and Fri. at Midnight «13,999 I No dress code. Casual fun at- | c all Hours flexIMs with pay­ MOMABTYDISOOUNT: -1,079 $ 1 3 , 9 9 ^ Stick Placi ment dependant on shift. Compugrt- We offer excellent wages and a larncontributory $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ Hllllird SL 357-501 •mount of books dellv- phic Editwriter 7700 22 Hours Per Week berrefit pro^am iiKluding a pension plan. Apply $ on the phone, we might have a $ SprlBg SL 187-445 eied. type of area plus car Operator. Exped- Cirrlagi Dr. all allowance. Must be ence a must. Able to Saiary Pius Gas Aiiowance in person or call 643-1101. Replies >^l be kept I job for you. We offer a guaran- | all licensed driver with car or confidentiaL An Equal Opportunity Employ^ SB. Farn Dr. light truck vrith 3 or more work independently, Swiinbnsk Or. all willing to work ovot- SOUND INTERESTING? Male/Ftmale z teed salary with bonuses. Work z daylight hours available You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and I done from our office, four even- | MivMd M. all during the weak or week­ time, and can handle OaniBBBth Rd. all end. pressure. t supervise our carrier boys S girls. If you like kids, 301 CENTER ST. want a little independence end your own Income... MUED PfUNTMQ SERVICES. MC. $ ings a week and Saturday $ C a n b rl^ SL 14-100 Apply at: MANCHESTER 578 MOOLE TURNPaCE WEST $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ OxfirdSL all For confidential ^ MANCHESTEa CT 08040 Product Oevelopmant terview, call Irene Oi I I XIT I'-r B R O T H E R S i Corp. the mark of printtng excellence S 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ Gross at THOMP­ A I I c/o Knighta ot Columbua SON ASSOCIATSS, J Ings. also Saturday mornings. | MANCHESTER HERALD 138 Main Straat 688-7281 - betwehn CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 Manchaatar 8:30am and 12 no{in. Call NOW 647-9946 or call 646-1S20. to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. March 29, 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright APARTMENTS MUSICAL I CARS I CAMPERS/ ITEMS TAG SALES FOR SALE TRAILERS FOR RENT FURNITURE

c put it on plastic to keep up.” — “ It’ s ridiculous to be unable ... ConUnuBd to afford rent when you’ re Jan Beardman, 39 Jan began playing the great afford to live alone anymore making over $20,000 a year, American Excess late. During because her monthly bills now u We never have cash, and we fight over isn’t it?” Michael says, “ It’ s more than her marriage, she was a cautious nearly equal her income — the $5, $10 or $20 we do have in our wallets. I manager o f the family plastic. without a rent payment. Kareth ridiculous! I couldn’ t afford the rent in the stereotypical flea bag When she got divorced, she is one o f the special new breed have written a check for a pack of found her tastes hadn’t changed, o f poor the ciedil-card poor. right now.” cigarettes, Like Kareth, he spent a lot o f but her budget had been . Her first credit-card significantly reduced by the application arrived in the mail money on clothes and executive accessories. He also eats in absence o f her husband, the the same week she got her first orthodontist. paycheck from an entry-level restaurants daily and travels often for pleasure. “There’ s a “ It was easy to get credit in managerial job. She was 24, an my own name. And I used it the lifestyle so she can pay rent — a lot o f pressure when you’re MBA, earning $22,000 a year. trap. By the time I'd been same way 1 would have used it colleague, Michael, also in his single to be part o f ski groups Within six months, she had 27 working a year, I had a when I still had that big income late 20s, moved back home too. and go scuba diving. The credit cards with a combined corporate wardrobe worthy of backing me up. 1 got in trouble He was embarrassed about pressure to keep up socially is credit ceiling of $13,500. The Lema Helmsiey. pretty fast. A couple o f my making the move. When Kareth almost as intense for me as the ceiling kept climbing as she “ And I had all the cards have been revoked. asked him why, he said, “ Well, pressure to achieve charged. accoutrements, the Gucci “ I remember the day I sat I figure everyone knows I professionally. “ At first I was very practical briefcase, the Cross pens. I down at the dining-room table wouldn’ t be making this move if “ I knew something had to about credit cards. I knew I really believed I needed them with the bills, deciding which to give — and it turned out to be needed good credit, so I applied like I believed I had to lunch at I hadn't gotten myself into a pay and sobbing my heart out. I the hot spots daily or meet for money jam. Why else would my apartment — when I for cards planning to use them knew my MasterCard and Visa drinks or dinner whenever anyone our age go back home?” couldn’t go on a winter ski trip sensibly and establish a solid were the most precious, so I credit history for the future. That anyone asks. How else do you Kareth says, “ After he said because I was still in debt for paid them. I keep them up to was fine for a while, like six get ahead? that, I began to look at people last winter’ s trips. So here I am earning $35,000 and giving up date even when I am eating months or so. “ In the last three years I who live with parents in a new my apartment. Ludicrous, isn’t 33-cent pot pies for all three “Then I fell into the spending haven't told anyone I can't go light. Maybe he’s right; They meals.” traps." out because I can't afford it. are like us, back home not to it?” “The thing is that everybody What do all these victims o f For Kareth, those traps are not Sometimes I question what I'm save money for a house or save thinks everybody else is making credit abuse have in common? exactly the same ones which lure doing, but I still feel trapped time commuting or for any o f it, is having it all. Nobody ever What makes single young execs, Erica and Dave. “ I didn't get into doing it.” those excuses they give, but says, ‘ I can’ t afford to do this or married two-career couples and into consumer electronics and Shortly after Kareth moved in because they can’t afford the that’ because everyone thinks, the divorced working woman all gourmet cookware. But I really with her parents — a choice she rent and their credit-card ‘ He can afford it.' So we all just behave the same way? ■ fell into the dress-for-success prefers to giving up the plastic payments. Why Wait? Get prepared for the -7 - A " k f Freshness of Spring! ''M I f'' ^ Look Better Credit-card poverty ' f I See Better Feel Better Millions have trapped themselves into debt at

By Susan Crain Bakos Erica explains their lifestyle: have the cash either. So I put it percent. gotten out o f hanef. “ We never have cash; and we on American Express. Then I While the prime rate and Credit-card poverty is almost Located at the beautiful he coming o f age o f the fight over the $5, SIO or $20 we turned around and walked out of mortgage rates have dropped in a silent plague: You won't know 763 Main St. 191 Main St. baby boom generation do have in our wallets. I have the store feeling nauseous as if recent years, credit-card rates your neighbor has it until the Manchester Manchester has been a marketing written a check for a pack of I'd eaten too many Mrs. Fields remain high. Congress has roof o f his financial house o f Manchester Country Club 643-1191 643-1900 person's sugarplum fairy cigarettes. Sometimes we have cookies at Bloomingdale's. I become increasingly concerned cards caves in. dream come true. No to tap one overdraft checking began to wonder just how much about those rates; and several Those who lose cars to the Eastbrook Mall Presents iPs Luncheon Special — previous generation has account to balance another. I we had out on all those credit measures to lower and regulate Repo Man or have their credit Mansfield T guess that's how everybody lives cards anyway." them will be considered this cards canceled are the obvious 456-1141 been so materialistic, less good any Thursday in April willing to wait for gratification, now, isn't it? But Erica's wave o f nausea year. victims o f credit abuse. Last Meanwhile, millions of more easily influenced by “ Sometimes I think we've let subsided. “ Credit is a way of year more than half a million American consumers sign charge Eastern Connecticut’s Leading Full Service Opticians advertising — or more ready to it go too far, though. The other life,” she says. “ W e're trying people officially went bankrupt. receipts daily without thinking Enjoy a half-price meal with cry, “Charge it!" day I was standing at the to cut back, but we're trapped. But how many more are SPECIAL SPRING SALE about the interest charge, often The Gold Card is the ultimate cosmetics counter in We couldn't live the way we do standing right on the edge? without even reading the totals. the purchase of any luncheon. status symbol. The people in the Wanamaker's (a Philadelphia without plastic." 'T o get credit cards in the Certainly every one o f us American Express TV ads are department store) and the clerk Erica and Dave are actively first place, you have to have a knows someone who has had what they desire to be. told me she had to call for participating in the great certain respectable income, a r *5®®¥avings j *10"® Savings serious financial problems due to ■ Featuring Daily Chef Specials Erica and Dave, young authorization o f an $18 American Excess, the credit decent job. Credit-card poverty I I on Single vision EyeglassM | on BHocal Eyeglasses credit-card abuse. The g w/coupon Expint e/30m ^ I w/coupon Expirtt e/30/88 |mh professionals, in their early 30s, purchase. The computer had game of life. is not like real poverty. It credit

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The object in Catherine direct-mail customers and for Laughlin’s hand looks like one of special friends. Some are those 1.000-year-old eggs you traditional designs, including read about in Chinese fish to represent Christ, and The Laughlins coat an egg with wax and dip it into cookbooks. It's a dull black with wheat to bring the recipient a progressively darker dyes. Above, the black beeswax is ridges and warts. prosperous new year. But then she holds it over a Others are special orders melted from an egg. Right. Catherine dips an egg into a small alcohol flame. The black featuring names, portraits of jar of yellow dye. goo on the outside begins to family members, or special soften. She rubs with a soft fraternal symbols. cloth, and a brilliant flash of One of the most difficult was a yellow and red is revealed work commissioned iast year. Queen ice cream machine.” eggs are hand selected for color, very similar.” beneath. "A man brought in an enormous ... ContlniMd The mother-daughter team Once in Manchester, the eggs shape and texture of shell. are subjected to some rough She holds it over the flame goose egg and a snapshot of two was formed two years later “ Basically. I guess we’re treatment — on purpose. “ We again, and another few inches of kids playing in the snow with when Catherine, then 5 years 'No way Pierre Cardin added two of taking a bath on this,” says Mrs. wash them, and really give each red and orange appear. their dog,” the older Laughlin old, announced that she was also Catherine’s vividly colored eggs Laughlin. “ It’s certainly no way one a hard squeeze,” Mrs. In about 90 seconds, any recalls. "He wanted the whole going to make a Ukrainian egg. to his personal collection, she to make a living.” Laughlin says. “ If they’re going likeness to a Chinese egg is thing reproduced on the egg.” “ 1 was flabbergasted.” recalls was less calm. " I felt, like, But she is unwilling to raise to break, they usually do it right gone. There in Laughlin's hand Another recent egg portrait to make her mother. “ I didn’t think she d •Wow. I can’t really believe her prices, because the product then and there, over the sink.” is an egg of unusual beauty, was created by Catherine to have the skill or the patience to this! ’ 1 mean, it was great to she sells is a fresh egg. decorated with tiny reindeer, honor one of her favorite do it. But it really looked great.” know that someone famous had •’Handled with care, they should □ □ □ wheat and wildflowers, all on a English pop groups. The Unforunately. Catherine’s deep scarlet background. Thompson Twins. The group’s a living’ one of my eggs.” last indefinitely,” says Mrs. first egg was one of those one in So much for the ’ ’fam e” part Laughlin. “ They simply dry out. The necessity for this This is a traditional Ukrainian symbol was worked on one side, 100 that does explode. ''It was a Catherine Laughlin of Hackm atack Street begins of the dynamic duo. And what But there’s no way that I can safeguard was brought home, Easter egg, created by applying and a portrait of lead singer store-bought egg.” says her about the fortune? absolutely guarantee the rather forcefully, several years working on an Easter egg by sketching her designs in melted beeswax to the surface Tom ^ ile y was executed on the mother. “ I just handed it to her. "Each of our eggs sells for product. How can 1 charge you ago. “ Around Easter time. I ’m with a tiny stylus, then dipping other. “ It's kind of neat, to know without really thinking that she pencil. Top right, some Ukrainian Easter eggs which about »18.” says Mrs. Laughlin. more, when your egg might be just swamped. I have more work the egg into a succession of dye that you can do these really, was going to finish the project. who handles the business the one in 100 that explodes?” than I can handle,” Mrs. Catherine and her mother, Addi Laughlin, have made. baths. like, untraditional things, even We had it for a long time, but transactions. That works out to Laughlin says. She frequently though it's such a traditional art then it exploded.” □ □ □ less than 64-50 per hour, figuring does the preliminary pencil form,” Catherine says. □ □ □ To prevent such accidents, the that each egg requires about sketches on her eggs wherever Such eggs have brought fame Laughlins buy absolutely fresh, four hours of waxing and Ironically, when Mrs. Laugh­ she may have a free moment. — if not fortune — to 15-year-old □ □ □ large white eggs from a dipping before it is ready for lin su ited coloring eggs 12 ') Catherine, a sophomore at cooperative farmer. ’‘He lets me “ I was sitting in the car, Catherine has grown accus­ years ago, she saw it as a way to sale. go through and pick out what I waiting for one of the kids to get tomed to the attention her work In addition, there’s the time make some money during her h e rm o ^ ^ . Addi Laughlin, a want,” says Mrs. Laughlin. out of a music lesson,” she Story by Nancy Pappas generates. She has been making spent on marketing — including traditional slow season between recalls. “ I just grabbed a few ^ ^ _ _ I professional artist who does Christmas and Easter. “ They told me in a packaging news as an Easter egg artisan carefully cushioning the jour­ eggs, and they hadn’t been She had Uken a one-night course that the egg is the for years; this month her pewter neys which the eggs will Uke to washed first. I was sitting in the Photos by Gary Tucker enamel and cloth' class offered by the newcomers’ absolutely perfect package. jewelry is featured in Hartford customers in North Dakota, car, when the whole thing For 10 years, the mother- club in Ridgefield. “ I was They’re crazy! Nearly every Woman magazine. Hawaii, and Florida. popped in my hands. It was daughter team has spent six to hooked.” she remembers. “ I egg has a little nick, or a wart, But a few years ago, when Then there are the horrible. Gooey egg gluck eight weeks in the spring, already did batik work, using or a whorl on the top that looks tvrice-weekly trips to a chicken everywhere.” ■ coloring eggs for art galleries wax and dye on cloth, and this is like it was made by a Dairy and museum shops, for ContIniMd ... farm in WillimanUc. where the WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, March 29, IBM WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, March 29, 1996 9 Profiles 8 O utlook Easter bonnet sets off memories Thomas A. Benoit Occupation re a lto r pride and love for many years. Marital status s in g le him the hat and stormed home and play games with me at its By Rosemary Breddcr In fact, it was like my signature Favorite restaurant Willie's Steak House on a streetcar. The last time I will. all through high school. It Favorite food veal cutlet parmesan heard from him, he was sitting In no time I was bedridden hy is it that when the gradually came to fit iim — and, Favorite beverage c o ffe e fire watch on top of Mt. Rainier. with bronochitis. I was packed daffies go dilly and of course, it was my Easter coat w m Hobby fis h in g dance like golden Remembering that in bed with Vicks piled under the year Easter came in March. Favorite sport g o lf ballerinas in the brings me back to two other wool flannel on my chest, hot water bottles' and heated bricks. Then there was the Easter Roots for R e d S o x slightest breeze, I not gauche moments in my life when I had just learned to sew. I only think of hats I related to attire. In 1931 I grew Each time I coughed I felt like I Idea of a good vacation going to Aruba would turn inside out. The had labored long and hard to once wore for Easter, but of all too fast during the summer, so make my first coat and dress. „ What you do to relax re a d W miracle drugs hadn't yet been dinner theater the other strange attire I once when the frosts arrived nothing Type of entertainment preferred invented. But eventually I was The dress was white. The coat braved into the world? fit me. Since I walked four was a lightweight woolen Favorite entertainer Nat King Cole My first thought on Easter miles a day and had to be at up and around, weak and wan, still with nothing warm to wear. navy-and-white small hound's Favorite actor, actress Burt Lancaster, each year is of the pink organza school by 8 a.m ., I needed tooth. There was enough Shirley MacLaine rose — yes, a great big rose something warm, but because I Grandma proposed making me material left to make a pouch Favorite book B ib le with many petals — that I made was the oldest there were no a coat out of an old quilt pieced together many years before by purse and hat from the checked Kind of music preferred country-western to wear on top my head with a hand-me-downs. wool. matching veil that came down to Neither could Mother or any my other grandmother from the Favorite magazine U.S. News and World Report worn out trousers of the On Easter morning I Sailed my lipstick and was always neighbor drive me to school. out the door just like a zephyr Favorite store In Manchester Stop & Shop damp from my breathing. During that Deep Depression menfolk. Each square had a Car C h ry s le r small turkey-red pompom. When only to skid a few minutes later Allen, my beau then, was so year, we — like most everyone to a heartbroken halt, shot down Favorite color b lu e bewitched by that hat that after else in Columbus that we knew they draped it around me, it was so stiff and heavy I couldn't by one smart alec, sarcastic boy Last book read "lacocca," by Lee lacocca church services he walked my — could not afford the auto who swept me up and down feet off to stumps, up and down license or gas. Our cars were on walk. Favorite TV show "Hill Street Blues” Then my bubbly Aunt Bea with a sneer and said, “Your Favorite quote “Think not what your High Street and Broad Street, blocks, stored in our garages, father must own a drygoods came to my rescue. She had country can do around and around the Ohio and everyone walked wherever store!” State House in Columbus. they went through rain, snow, been the family flapper. From a for you, think what become invisible, that coat was It's been over 50 years, but He wanted everyone to see dark comer of her closet she sleet, hail, wind or heat. like wearing a neon sandwich the scar has still not healed. I you can do for him with a girl dolled up in a The only coat Mother could pulled out a shabby electric blue board. tremble whenever I have to your country." rose. When pain finally find (and afford) was an wool coat that had a whole I put it on. It was soft, .appear for the first time in Best thing about Manchester historical renovations shoit-circuit^ our parade, I sal imitation suede battle jacket family of shedding raccoons supple, warm, and the fur was something new. ■ squabbles between down on the State House steps, thing, stylish (but no lining) that around its neck and down the Worst thing about Manchester still cuddly! It even kept my 8th District and town accused him of thinking more of felt like cardboard, hugged me front. For a shy girl, whose David Bashaw/Manchester Harald calves warm. I wore it with the hat than he did of me, gave nowhwere, let the wind come in constant secret wish was to

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patients and their partners When sex lessens to once weekly, is there cause for concern? By Dr. Judith Kuriansky look. One has a hinge in the develop a good relationship, not middle of the rod. Another just sexual skills. bout 10 million works much like the flexible My advice: Whether you have American men are tubing on the neck of a lamp. Doctors claim the shot is safe and By Dr. June Rcinisch drug for two to eight months, but an erection problem because of impotent — that is, they There are twisted silver wires nearly half have their symptoms doesn’t cause problems like a stroke or your body or your mind, don’t have problems gaining inside silicone rubber cylinders DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m return within a year of stopping make having it so important. 62. physically active, and in There are no known vitamins or foods or maintaining an implanted in the penis, so the impaired circulation, ff The the drug. Danazol also carries These are other ways to good health. But my appetite for man can move it in various risk of the side effects that increase sexual desire if a person is erection. For up to 50 approximate intercourse, and sex has diminished from once a Kinsey associated with women taking Apercent, the cause is positions and the implant stays even other ways to have a peak week to once every two weeks. I psychological, and the cure can in place. hormones usually found in already eating a well-balanced diet and is experience without the physical can still perform once a week, Report A further advance: the higher levels in men (including come from relieving anxieties sex act. Take the pressure off but the appetite is missing. And, disruption of menstruation, in general good health, ff and rebuilding confidence. inflatable model. The man (where the implants also go). accepted. like with a good meal, the squeezes a pump (placed in the A Czech surgeon in 1977 first “The partner need not ever the penis to perform, and growth of facial hair, deepening But a growing number of emphasize your interchange, and appetite is an important scrotum), forcing fluid from a discovered that certain drugs can know,” says Denise of the voice and a decrease in “erectile dysfunctions" are you will both be more satisfied ingredient. This drop in breast size). being uncovered as ’’organic,’’ reservoir (placed in another part stimulate an erection. Years later Kramer-Levien, nurse counselor frequency doesn't seem to specialist can refer you to a sex You’ll have to decide whether of his body) to fill up or drain this so-called “pharmacologic at the Northwest Center for in the long run. that is, caused by a medical For more information, you matter to my wife. therapist to discuss whether any your monthly breast discomfort relieve my discomfort ? samples to measure levels of expandable cylinders inserted in erection” was presented at a Impotence in Bellevue, Wash. condition (like diabetes, multiple can contact: Are there vitamins or specific psychological causes are is great enough to seek some various hormones) and may the penis. urology conference in America. “After a while of foreplay, the sclerosis, vascular blocks). Will *Drs. Adrian Zorgniotti and foods to increase the male involved. form of hormonal treatment DEAR READER: The effects require several visits before A variation of this model The injection is helpful for man can go into the bathroom to and mental training won’t work. Janusz Plawner, New York appetite? What about hormones after carefully weighing what is of either natural or surgical deciding which treatment is best eliminates the tubes and diagnosis. If it works, the likely inject himself. Since the shot such as testosterone? Would I Yet, there is help. University Medical Center, currently known about their side menopause are the same: a for you. reservoir (thus minimizing cause of the erection problem was takes five to ten minutes to take need a prescription for that? Letters from some readers N.Y.; (212) 249-3064. Painful lumps effects. reduced amount of the It may take some time before mechanical breakdowns), by inadequate blood flow (rather effect, lovemaking can seem What kind of doctor should I hormones produced by the the condition of your genital give me the opportunity to tell ♦Elroy Kursh, M.D., University DEAR DR. REINISCH: What you about new advances in putting the pump behind the than psychological blrxks). normal.” see? ovaries. The only mqjor area gradually improves. But. It is also used for treatment, But, adds Kramer-Levien, it is Hospitals of Cleveland, 2065 could possibly help a 26-year-old Subjects wanted difference is that surgical treatment for this type of glans of the penis and using Adelbert Road, Cleveland, Ohio with careful diagnosis and valves to regulate the fluid flow. resulting in an erection that lasts better if the couple can talk DEAR READER: It's not virgin who has bad cystic removal of the ovaries usually thorough treatment, there’s no impotence. 44106. mastitis? The only thing my DEAR READERS: The One of the latest protheses is two to three hours. about it. clear from your letter what’s Institute is attempting to locate produces a more sudden change reason to believe that you must Evelyn from Pennsylvania ♦Denise Kramer-Levien, Clinic causing your concern. Are you gynecologist recommends is writes: a mechanical device with Doctors claim the shot is safe All experts warn that the shot men and women interviewed for in hormonal levels. resign yourself to discomfort for and doesn’t cause problems like should not be seen as a panacea. coordinator, Northwest Center worried that a man must have vitamin E. no caffeine or Atrophy (thinning or shrink­ the rest of your life. “My husband is 66 and can’t ' spring-loaded cables inside each for Impotence, 1201 116th Ave chocolate, and to cut out salt at the original studies conducted a stroke or im pair^ circulation. Given such promise and success sex once a week in order to be by Dr. Alfred Kinsey and his ing) of the entire genital area have an erection anymore. His rod, much like the spinal cord NE, Bellevue, Wash. 98004; that time of the month. through the vertebrae. The man But there are some risks. You rates, you might wonder wKy healthy, or that having sex once colleagues in the 1930s. 1940s and can (xcur, and that includes the doctor suggested he have (206) 454-9049. every week is not “normal"? urinary opening and t he uret hra Cold period something called an implant, bends his penis beneath the can get an infection around the masses of men don’t rush for DEAR READER: Painful 1950s. injection site. Or priapism, an treatment. They do, as soon as ♦For free pamphlets on Or. are you unhappy with the In order to study the effects of (the tube that carries urine out DEAR DR. REINISCH: The which he would put inside his scrotum, activating a switch to impotence and referrals to lower frequency of pleasure? lumps and discomfort in the of the bladder). These physical body. It all sounds eerie to me. ' either shorten or lengthen the erection that lasts too long. In they hear about it. breasts (called fibrocystic aging on sexual behavior, the majority of my menstruation that case, an antidote is possible. So experts are hypervigilant urologists specializing in Let me assure you that a Institute proposes to re­ changes don’t affect all women days are accompanied by a Should we go along with it?" cable, thereby achieving or substantial number of physi­ disease or cystic mastitis) is It is also cheaper than having about the need for more research implants in your area; Dacomed interview a sample of Kinsey's or they can take place gradually runny nose, watery eyes and I’m glad you wrote to me, disengaging the erection. Corporation, 1701 East 79th cally healthy men report a reported a few days before over many years, especially for because your attitude is crucial The types vary in cost, an implant and doesn't require and careful screening. menstrual flow by about 30 original subjects. sinus pain. Both my regular St., Minneapolis, Minn. frequency of sexual outlet of If you were interviewed, those women who produce high to the success of any procedure hospital stay, likelihood of an operation. Ineligibles include men who percent of women. doctor and my gynecologist Given a choice of surgery or a 55420;(800) 328-1103. ■ once or less every two weeks. In piease write to Re-interview levels of estrogen from the done on your husband to help breaking down, and personal cannot deal with (emotionally or Studies that found improve­ think there’s no connection. One chemical reaction. New York Kinsey's data on more than Study. 313 Morrison Hall. adrenal glands or from excess your sex life. Research shows taste. physically) self-injecting; men ment foilowing complete doctor did prescribe an urologist Janusz Plawner says 14.000 males between puberty Indiana University. Blooming­ body fat. antihistamine, which didn't that 85 percent of couples are Most men who have an who don’t feel a desperate need avoidance of methyixanthine (in most of the 20 cases a day he and age 85. more than 14 percent ton. Ind. 47405. If these changes do occur, help. satisfied with this treatment implant have to get beyond the to have sex; sex offenders; and coffee, tea, chocoiate, drugs and sees choose the drug. reported an orgasm frequency State the name you were using however, the urinary tract and Is there any evidence that when they know all about what feeling their erection is artificial. young men with vascular of that rate. And. a recent colas with caffeine) or daiiy use the vagina are easily irritated The best candidates. Dr. malformations or athletes (bikers Dr. Kuriansky is a of vitamin E have recently been when interviewed, your birth these problems can be linked to it entails and when they make And their wives have to get over survey of more than 4,000 date, the location of the and infections are common. the menstrual cycle? their complaint, “He’s not Plawner says, are men over 55 or baseball players) with injuries Americans age 50 or older questioned. But following your the decision together. certifieid sex therapist interview, the approximate year Treatment includes clearing up excited because of me." who have problems with blood in their perineum, for who reported that 75 percent of gynecologist’s suggestions any existing infection and then DEAR READER: Re­ An implant is one option you in New York City. Send and the group you were have. It’s a prosthetic device If an implant is not for you, flow, and who are exceptionally surgery is advisable. married men had sex once a throughout the month can't hurt reversing, or at least halting, searchers who have investi­ But they also emphasize you and might help. Aspirin or associated with (if any) when inserted in the btxly to create an there is new hope. unhappy about their sex life. your questions to Dr. week or less. interviewed. (Kinsey recruited the genital atrophy — to reduce gated PMS (Pre-Menstrual But the pharmocologic caution. “The shot does not A lessening of sexual desire other non-prescription pain future irritation and infection. Syndrome) do list sinusitis and erection. You should know A shot may rlo it. It’s either Judith Kuriansky, medications help some women. many subjects from specific about all the models, including or both medications, papaverine erection is gaining acceptance have as dramatic results for men can be due to psychological social groups or clubs such as See if you can find a rhinitis as two of the symptoms with psychological impotence,” Weekend Plus Maga­ If discomfort is so severe it is the latest ones. and phentolamine (vasodilators and doctors ate expanding their causes (for example, depression college sororities or congrega­ gynecologist who specializes in that occur in a regular, cyclic says Ohio urologist Elroy Kursh. detrimental to your life, you The first implants were that seem to act on different criteria for who can get it. zine, P.O. Box 591, or marital stress). physical tions of churches.) problems related to the pattern for some women. In one “Even though we can give them might want to discuss trying split-like, patterned after the vascular receptors to increase Originally it was only causes (a change in hormonal menopause or who has training study of PMS symptoms. 7 an erection, they still may not be Manchester, Conn. levels, the side effect of a hormonai treatments. Some penis bone found in some blood flow). approved for men with organic in endocrinology. Or call the percent of the women reported comfortable with intimacy.” medication, alcohol consump­ women report reduced breast mammals, and would The injection goes into the impotence. Now mote men who 06040. Forced menopause nearest medical school or large having rhinitis. As a result, responsible tion) or a combination of these. probiems white taking hormonal hospital and ask for an It’s not yet clear exactly what occasionally break. corpora cavemosum of the penis can’t perform because of There are no known vitamins birth-control pills, and others DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’ve appointment with someone who Later models aimed for more — the spongelike cylinders that psychological problems (like treatment centers insist on is involved, but these symptoms psychological counseling to help or foods that increase sexual report having been helped by read your column about women specializes in diagnosing may be related to water flexibility and a more natural fill with blood during arousal severe performance anxiety) are desire if a person is already taking synthetic progesterone having vaginal problems after gynecological problems of older retention by specific nasal or eating a well-balanced diet and during the last half of their menopause. I have a problem, women. sinus tissues. Or. there may be is in general good health. reproductive cycle. The long­ but it’s not from menopause, Tell whoever you speak with an increased allergic sensitivity ECONOMY OIL AND PENNZOIL If you wish to consult a term effects of such treatments since I had my ovaries removed that you want a full evaluation of due to a lowered level of TEAM FOR SAVINGS are not clear yet. specialist to have your hormonal in 1957. That caused me to have your vagina to see if you have circulating progesterone (one of 14 Services In 10 Minutes COUPON SPECIAL Another hormonal drug, a “forced menopause" back levels checked, make an any type of vaginal infection and the hormones produced in (No appointment necessary) appointment with an endocrinol­ danazol (a synthetic androgen), then. you wish to be evaluated for higher amounts by women.) SIMONIZ* SPECIAL ogist for a complete physical. If carries FDA approval for Now. nearly 30 years later, hormone-replacement therapy. In other words, you may be 315 BROAD ST„ MANCHESTER ONLY $39.95 your testosterone or other treatment of fibrocystic breast I’m having problems. The Some physicians prescribe allergic to something every day (Across from Super Stop & Shop) hormonal levels are low, that disease. This drug has been urologist says there is no estrogen in cream forms (to put of the month, but only notice 6 4 7 -8 9 9 7 ^ ------(A $49.95 VALUE) shown to be effective at physician can prescribe t he bladder infection, but my in the vagina) and others as pills symptoms on those days your OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 Package Includes: appropriate treatment. If no reducing symptoms for about 60 urinary area is always sore and (to be taken orally). but the goal progesterone drops (a normal •Chang* oil (up to 5 qta.) 10W40 .PEN^OIL CAR WASH • Royal Touch Car Wash percent of women who take the swollen: so is my vagina. 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Volume of •Windshield Waaher OFFER VALID WITH COUPON ONLY every two weeks, smear every year and never to check for the various •Dllterentlal . . ao jc show any cancer. Can you think organisms that can cause mail prohibits per­ ALL FOH ONLY COtHRLETE of anything else I could try to vaginal infections and blood sonal replies. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, March 29,1986 12 At the Movies 13 to 20 WEEKEND TELEVISION Pullout Section Holly Palance is acting up Him capsules

By Dick KMncr go on her contract with the Down and Out In Bawdy Hllla (H) — Nick Notta, Batta MIdlart show. She went to them, she Richard Oraytuaa, Little Richard. (Comedy) This is a grapefruit; says, and asked to be let out of Saturday, March 29 HOLLYWOOD - Holly full of juicy pulp, sometimes tart, usually acidic — never that contract. Palance didn't particularly satisfying. Loosely based on Renoir's classic 1932 film “Boudu want to take her bra off. “ They were very kind and let Saved From Drowning,” this flick ridicules the bourgeoisie: ( D MOVIE: 'Mr. Megoo In the King'e me out, as I asked, ” she says. 7:00AM (3D Capu*'’ Bob As an actress, she realizes What happens when a bored, rich family saves a bum from Service* “ They understood. Jack Haley d D T m h m if c * that nowadays there are some drowning? Renoir made It work; Paul Mazursky doesn’t. His CD Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Co­ (the pr^ucer) understood. And (ID Now Jonoy Poopto scenes in some movies where direction Is leaden. And Midler — playing a guru-guldad medy Hour my father understood. Actually. (35 Tom a Jonv MilHoneire Meker nudity is essential to the proper princess — refines the word ham. Orada: C. CD I didn't tell my father until I was O MOVIE: ‘Tho Oriuty ond tho Troa. (31] Solid Odd development of the story. But Bure’ Compelling story o fBther's obses- the scene she was about to do sure of what I was going to do. Hennah and Her SIslars (PO-13) - Mia Farrow, Michael Biva search for gold in the Alaskan Klon­ (!D Eester Is with her co-star Robin Williams, When I first told him, I don't Celne, Dianne Welst, Baihara hershey, Woody Allen. dike of the 1880's and the hardships his Voysgers think he believed me. (Com^y-Drama) At lOS minutes, this Is Woody Allen's longest familv must erxlure. 1974 (S) C® Smurfs for “ The Best of Times," didn't ® Bultwinkle But she was serious. It was the film. It Is also one of his best. Allen has taken one family's (2$ Seseme Street (CC) seem to her to be one of those (S ) Barney Bear B Friends idea that she — or anybody, for convulted tale of adoption, adultery and alcoholism and Infused ^ Ask the Merwger scenes. (S ) Ring Around the World that matter — would It with wit, style, poignancy and down-and-out hilarity. ^ Nuestre FemNe “ We were doing a bedroom ® NewamakerB This Old House (CC) scene," Holly says. “ And there deliberately walk out on a hit Performers Max Von Sydow, Farrow, Wlest and especaily Little House on the Prairie show that seemed so Hershey cross Into genius. Allen Is a hypochondriac TV d l) Addems Femlly was this discussion about Holly Palance gfiFoNowMe [D IS] Adventures of O nie end Herriet unbelievable to her father and to producer who, fearing a brain tumor, decides to discover the whether or not I should take my 9D First Easter Rabbit [ESP N ] Revco'e World dees Women others. But it makes sense, the bra off. I felt the scene would meaning of life. "Hannah” Is a warm-hearted joy that treats [C N N ] Daybraali [U S A ] Second Ceeh Flo Expo ever worked with Roger. And, way she explains her motives. broken dreams with promise and buoyancy. Qrade: A-plus. [D I8 ] Contraption work just as well if I were 9:05AM [TMC] m o v ie ; icemen* wearing a chemise. Robin kept despite losing that bra battle, “ I was an actress," she says. [U S A ] Jimmy Swaggart Members of an expiation team discover saying, “ Take if off,' and I kept she would love to work with him “ And I am an actress. I just Wlldeats (R) — Qoldle Hawn, NIpsey Russell, Swooele Kurta. 7:30AM d) Ouf>g#onB aiKl Dragons and defrost a froren 40.OCX)-year-old crea­ could never get used to not ture. and one member wants to keep the saying that no. I'd just as soon again. She doesn't expect them (Comedy) Can a blonde, white girl with a white VW van go into dD Woody Woodpecker B Friertds iceman alive Timothy Hutton. Lir>dsay not.” to become a team, or even want acting. And on 'Believe It or Not' an innar-city school and transform a bunch of street toughs Cf) In Depth Crouse 1984 Rated PG In Stereo. They decided to ieave it to the that to happen, but she would I was not acting. I felt that life is Into a winning football team? A female version of 'Th e White tllJ Vohron 9 : 1 0 A M [C N N ] Haattb Waali too short to spend several years director. Holiy was pleased with like for them to work together Shadow?” Well, guys, strike one up tor feminism; somehow It (MD Underdog 9 ; 3 0 A M (31 MIHIonaira Makar that decision, because she was from time to time. not doing the thing you want to works. Energetic coach Molly McQrath Is faced with a (JO) Mr. T C3l MOVIE: ’Poppy’ A carnival barker s do." sure the director would see it her “ I was surprised how easy we stereotypical street jiver and a Wall Street Journal-toting (34) It's Your Business young ward is passed oH as an heiresa to So they understood and they (|i) The Easter Bunny Is Coming to an estate W C Fields. Rochelle Hudson. way. After ail, the director was were able to divide ourselves version of Refrigerator Perry. Sounds cliche, but writer Ezra let her out of her contract. She Town An orphan bunny creates the tredi Rrehard Cromwell. 1936 her husband, Roger Spottis- into the personai and the Sacks throws In several surprise plays and you’re sure to come tion of the Easter Bunny (60 mm ) (311 New Jersey Hiapano immediately went to Seattle, woode. professional,” she says. out cheering — in spite of the strong language. Qrade: B-phis. [C N N ] Sports Review (57) Rod and Reel and did a play — Tom Both sides of the great bra Most of America knows Holly (D IS ) Welcome to Pooh Comer OTFTV Stoppard's “ The Real Thing" — debate presented their argu­ Palance primarily for co­ 8:00AM GD Berenstaln Bears (C N N ) IMonay Weak at the Seattle Rep. She did the The Color Purple (PQ) — Whoopi QoMberg, Danny Olovar ments to Roger Spottiswoode. hosting — with her father. Jack , CD Wondarsma (D IS ) DonaM Duck PraaenU And then he rendered his — the successful ABC series play there five nights a week, (Drama) Based on Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, d ) (40) Pink Panther and Sons (CC) (E S P N ) Tannit Magazina but would fly down to Los judgment: “ Ripley's Believe It or Not" for this Is the story of a spiritually Impoverished black woman In CD In the Black (H B O ) MOVIE: 'A Piarw for Mra. Clm - the first few years of its run. Angeles “ to do some looking the South at the turn of the century. Her simultaneous attempts irw' (CC) An elderty widow lights (or the "Take it off," he said, and that (111 Little Rascals fight to control her own life Bette Davis. was that. And most of America was around" on Monday and to evoke a spiritual reawakening and bring about a reunion with (aO) Fst Albert Penny Fuller, Alena Konin 1982 surprised when she didn't Tuesday. her sister create the plot. This is technically a superb film — the "I must say it did feel a bit (aa) (M) Snorks 1 0 : 0 0 A M (3D HuHi Hogan's Rock 'n' strange," says Holly Palance, answer the bell this season, and She is looking ahead. But she photography, editing and music are done wall — but the (a4) Sesame Street (CC1 Wrestling "to spend all day in a bedroom was replaced by Marie Osmond. can't say she left "Believe It or characters' actions are not believable. Orada: B. ^ From the Editor s Desk ( D (4® Laff-A-Lympica scene with another man while There were all sorts of rumors Not" with no regrets. (4tl Los PoMvoces C3D BJ / lobo my husband kept saying, 'Could about that development, rumors “ I learned a lot from that 9% Waeka (R) — Mickey Rourka, Kim Baaingar. (Drama) [C N N ] Deybreak (It) Puttin' on tho Hits show," she says. “ But I doubt [D IS ] Good Morning MIcfceyl (20) Greatest American Hero you guys please be a little more of her and her dad having a Director Adrian Lyne has transferred soma of the urgency of I’d ever do a show like that [H B O ] MOVIE: You Light Up My Ufa' (25 Ptwtrjgrapbic Vision passionate?'" falling out and she getting Elizabeth McNeill's novel about an Intense, short-lived again. Anyhow, when you leave A novice sorygsiress struggles to make her (4t) UHsaa This was the first Holly had bounced off the show. sadomasochistic relationship to the screen, but ha hasn’t dreains come true in the music business something like that, you have to (67) Motorwaak “ I left entirely on my own captured — or dealt with — its complexity. It's not as if he didn't DKk Conn, Joe Silver 1977 Rated PG let the chips fall where they tot) Wrestling TWO EVENING STARS — Jeff Corey and Elizabeth Wilson find their senior citizens’ volition," Holly Palance says, try: The film was made more than two years ago and was [M A X ] MOVIE: Bha tha BuRat' E ^ may." riders test the«r endurance in a rugged 700 (D IS ) You and Me. Kid residence overrun by a group of orphans on “Morningstar/Eveningstar, which airs Fri­ and you might add a silent shelved because its explicit sexual scenes would have brought rrwle race across Soolhwest badlands She also let the bra fall where (ESP N ) Tennis: McDonaW'a Junkx Dick Kleiner coven Holly­ “ Believe It or Not” after that an X rating. So Lyne relented and edited what could have bean Gerw Hackman. CandKe Bnrgan. James Tannis Chadange days, on CBS. it may, but that's another Cobum 1975 Rated PG wood for Newspaper Enterprise statement. a fascinating look at a fascinating subject. Basinger gives a (U S A ) Japan Today story. ■ [U S A ] ANve and WaHI Association. She says she still had a year to compelling performance. Qrade: C-phis. 1 0 : 1 0 A M [C N N l CNN Travel Guida 8:30AM (ID nw Wumi« tcci (E S P N l Mark Soakt'a Salt Water Jour- (S )M r. T 1:00PM (3D MOVIE: -IMastar of tha 1 0 : 3 0 A M ( D (40) Ewoka/Otoidi Ad nal (S ) High School Baakatball Touma- Worid’ A man m a strange (lymg vassal (X) Tbe rUntmlooM venture Hour [T M C ] MOVIE: Amedeue* Court com­ msfit: Boys' Stats Ftnafa seeks to destroy the armamoma of al na- Murphy'a Romanee(PQ-13) — tally Field, JameeQamer, dD (4$ ICC) poser Antonio Sskan deiBils the Irfe of his ® Coniady Ctaaaics tiona Vmcant Pneo. Henry fkil. (3iartaa (i5 E TV Bronson. 1961. Corey Hahn. (Orema) This movie, directed by Martin Ritt (and ( D M ««t tlw Mayora kxtg-time rivBl, Wolfgang Amadaua Mox- ® Boston Rad Sox HighBghta ( t i Talapbona Auction an Tom Huice. F, Murray Abraham. Jef­ (ID (MOVIE: ’nckfaMa’ Amdaoridarat- Comedy cast Streisand film Rating guide more appropriately tilled "Places In the Stable”) has no heart. CU) Tha Munstars a s a® Punky Brawitar frey Jones 1985 Rated PG In Stereo d Candfapki BowBng tracts the attantioo o( a< the gala at a ckirfa Or soul. Miss Field plays Emma Moriarty, a bitter, frustrated (gg Spidacman [USA] HoPywood Insider (35 Rumbo al MundW ranch Elvia Presley. Juba Adams. Jack a 5 Pbotogtapbic Viak>n IMulsney 1965 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Motion Picture Association of single mom who packs her bags, leaves her womanizing (Si 99 Gummi Baara (CC) (g ) Sasama Street (CC) ( S ChriaUan Sdaoea Monitof Rapotta (65 Supar Libro 11:30AM (3D xid s worid (15 MOVIE: ‘Captain Nemo and tbs kb>- Academy Award winner Barbra America rating definitions: husband (wonderfully played by Brian Kerwin) and heads for a S5 MOVIE; TanoroflMacbagoitriBa' A Michael O'Keefe and Paul ^ Advanturaa ol Robin Hood (SS Piaaantal (ID ® Supar Powers Team: Oalai-t)r monster from outer apace attampta to darwntar CHy’ Survivata of a abipwtsck Rodriquez will head the cast of Streisand has acquired movie G — General audiences. All small Arizona town, where she sets up a horse-boarding ranch. Guanbana wa tascued (>y a fulixiatic aubmarina and (C N N l Big Stoty [C N N ] Style With Elsa KIsnach taka over tha earth and is deairoyed by “ The Whoopee Boys," a new rights to the theatrical hit, “ The ages admitted. She has a 12-year-old son who hates school. He pouts. She d ) 12 O’Ckrek High Godato. 1978. taken to an underwatar criy of gold. Roban [D IS l Oumbo’a CirCiM (IMS) MOVIE: "Tba Saciat Ufa of Wal- Ryan, Ouck Connrrra 1970. pouts. We pout. Miss Field tries' to fill Emma with spunk and tar Mitly’ A meek man dreams o( exciting ® ® KkMVklso [C N N l Nsws Day comedy from Paramount under Normal Heart." PG — Parental guidance ( S Sold Train drive, but both fall flat on their hard-working back. Gamer is 9-.00AM (ID Jtn> Manaon a Moppatm. expenencas Danny Kaye. Viigeiia Mayo. ® Buainaaa F»a (E S P N ] CoBaBS BatkatbiB Rapott the direction of John Byrum. Streisand will direct and suggested, ^ m e material may Babiaa b Monatan Ann Hutharlord t947. l a ( S Tamds: Volvo Tannia/CMcaBO fine as the widower who refuses to reveal his age aitd — you got (g ) Tony Brown's Journal Tony Brown [USA] MOVIE: 'Simon. King o« lbs Covoraga is fostiaod from tha Uiivoraily of The story involves O'Keefe's produce the film dealing with not be suitable for children. [M A X ] MOVIE: Tb a CandMau' This diacussea iaauaa of apocial intaraat to tbs WHcbaa’ A man using wrtchcratt to ovar- (3acago. (90 min.l efforts to win the hand of the the drama of a man suffering PG-13 — Special parental It — fells in love with Emma. Sorry Sally, we don't like youl We batvnd Iha-scanas look shows tha pn>- black community. ^ coma the authotibaa is poaaaaaad by bis coss o( campaigreng frx high poktM of- ® ExbMtion Biiit a B: Boaron va. De­ owner of a school for from AIDS. The actress-singer guidance strongly suggested for don’t like youl Qrade: C. Channels [C N N ] NCAA Prawiew own rlamtatic powara. Andrew Praia. hca m conlemprxary America. Robert Rad BraraSa Scott. 1971. troit From Warm Haven. H. (2 bra.. 30 disadvantaged children by will play the supporting role of a children under 13. Some Out of Africa (PQ) — Meryl Streep, Robert Redtord, Klaus lord, Mefvyn Douglas. Pelaf Boyfa 1972 (E S P N ] Fly Fiabing W M i Joa Hum- mat.) pbtaya attending a charm school along doctor. material may be inappropriate WFSB Hartford. CT Ratad PG. d bat's Go RowBng Marla Brandauer. (Drama) Thera is a magnificent lush love (H B O l MOVIE:'On tha Town’ Tbraa aai- 1 2 :3 0 P M OD MOVIE:-Story of Jacob with his pal. Rodriquez. “ The Normal Heart" was for young children. WNEW New York. NY (U S A ) M in n a ka Makar and Jo iip b ' Tba kvea of Biikcal paniota (g| Waablognm Weak ki Rsviaw ICCI story here; unfortunately, director Sydney Pollack has WTNH New Haven. CT loraonleava aat out tofxrdkAaa Tianitiai Paul Duka whan Ibaa boat of tba West Tba (^tlomwSiais Burro Ra- more than an overextended version of National Geographic. w nc Hertford. CT ersahea. (R| fuge n tha home to many of tha dm *cm n C s b ie News Ntwrfc ® ButkwsaFas ( 8 U vbii WWb AnknMa Miss Streep saema to speak In at least three different Danish CNN (3D Voyagara dams of tha Gold Rush burros DISNEY OiwMy“€Mnnei ® Tbisa Stooges [ESPN] Cban^kmabip RoBar Daiby dProtWrosMng accents, and Redford, though still good-looking, looks lost. Sports NebFfork (35 Pro W iaatBng USA ESPN @ Isicba Ubrs SIN Honrs Bok Office ® MOVIE: Tb a Last Oay’ An ax- [M A X ] M O VK : T b a Big Stroat' A bus- Qrade: D. HBO (g ) Say Brolbar boy Mte for a ciippltd nightckib aatgar. CINEMAX Cirremex guntighlar defends las tovrn against tba Movie Chennel § 5 World Ctaaa Qakon gang, fkchard Wkbnoik. Roban Hsray Fonda. LucRa Bal. Sam Lavana. TMC 1942 USA USA Network Conrad. Barbara Rush 1975. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. March 29, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, March 29. 1986 photo as thak husband. Yona Elian, Keth- ( 8 Btzarre ® frIOVIE: 'Journey to tha Far Blda ol laanQuinlan. StaphanMacht. 1964. Rated th a S u n ' A n astronaut, earn to invaetigata (8 ) frIOVIE: 'Oraeaed to KM' Holmes R. Saturday, Continued a newfy-diacoverad pitnat, crathlands finds that a music box holds ths key to Saturday, Continued back on Earth. Roy Thinnae. Lynn Loring. plates stolen from the Bank of Englar>d. 3;00AM [C N N ] Nmnntaht Herbert Lorn. 1969. Basil Rsthbone. Nigel Bruce. 1946. [ESPN] Coioga Hoekoy: NCAA Dtyt- Fawlty Towara | [U S A ] Night Flight Sion I Championship IE) M OVIE; 'Dead Mian on tti4 Run' Tha [U S A ] frIOVIE: 'This Is tha Arniy' The @ W a n S tT M t W M k Louis Rukeyser an­ sketches and the beautiful 'Hills Angels'. 1 ;10AM [C N N ] Health Weak and wealth in the city. Dinah Sheridan. Ber­ Eyewitness Neiws leader o f a federal invaetigatioh squad ia fHm version of Broadway's rousing salute alyzes the '6 0 s with a weekly review of (6 0 m m ) 11:00PM (3D [M A X ] MOVIE: Pauline at tha Beech’ nard Cribbins. Jenny Agutter. 1971. co nvln^ Ns predacassor's murdar was to the fighting men of World War II fea­ economic and investment matters (3D MOVIE: 'The Andromeda Strain' A The romantic ups and downs of a young 3:10PM (C N N ) Your Money [HBO] Comic Relief BBy Crystal. linkad to the assassinstion of a praskfential tures songs by Irving Berlin and a support­ remote spot in New Mexico is contami­ Parisian woman vacationing in Normandy [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday ACROSS DOWN W hoopi Goldberg and Robin Williams host candidate. Peter Graves. Katherine Jus­ ing cast of Gl's. (jeorge Murphy, Joan Les­ 3:30PM 3D College Basketball Doub- nated when a satellite crashes there re­ are viewed through the eyes of her 16- a live comedy p^ormance featuring to­ tice. PemeH Roberts. 1975. lie. Ronald Reagan. 1943. [ESPN] Swimming: NCAA Division I lelwader Natiortal S^ifinals: Tha Final 1 Victor Borga. e g (clue 2 Alice on ’The Whiz leasing a deadly bacteria. Arthur HiH. David Women's Championship day's funniest comedians in an effort to Four to puzzle answer) Kids" Wayne. James Olson. 1971. [C N N ] Sports Tonight year-old cousin. Amanda Lar>gle1. Arielle 3:30AM IX) m o v ie : -WiMra Tlwta'a fight jMverty. (3 hrs.) Live. Dom basle. PascM Gregory. 1983. Rated R. Uto* The kmg of a small coumry in Europe [HBO] MOViE: ’Rappin" An ex-con. Rock School 5 Hard deposit 3 New England abbr. HD ® N a w s ' [ESPN] NCAA Final Four RatioapM;- eager to go straight, is forced to tangle 4 Comic strip character [TM C ] MOVIE: ’Amadaus* Court com ­ sends N s general to N ew York to find the 9 After expenses thra 1:1 5AM HD m o v i e : a h the Rivera with a street gang Mano Van Peebles ^ Fish poser Antonio Salieri details the life of Ns dD (2$ Tales from the Dsrkslde heir to the throne. Bob Hope. WiHiam Ben- 10 Life to Live" Kelt [M A X ] frIOVIE: '10 to Midnight' A ve­ Run' Part >2 of 3 A strong^wiHed woman 9T) Reino Salvaje 12 13 14 ibng-time hval, Wolfgang Amadeus Moz­ dS Avengers dix, George Coulouris. 1947. 1985 Rated PG 5 Comedian Imogene teran cop teams up with a rookie to catch a named PNIadelphia Gordon forges a place 12 Rhea Perlman role art. T o m Hutce, F Murray Abraham, Jef­ [C N N ] Special Report o o 6 Monogram lor Nunn ^ NswsCenter [C N N ] C ro s s fire 2:00PM CEG o M: Tournament Players 15 the Rehearsal" psychopathic kil^. Charlat Bronson, Art- for herself in the male-dominated society 19 20 frey Jones. 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. Cha m p io n ship Coverage of the PG A T our [E SP N ] Pringles Light Celebritv Wom­ 16 Janet Jackson role 7 ’Ma and Pa - At (S ) Austin City Limits: Legends of BHier draw Stevens. Lisa Eift>acher. 1983. Rated of late 19lh-centurv Austrailia. Sigrid 3:55AM [HBO] MOVIE: The BkiM event is featured from Ponte Verde, FL e n 's Tennis Classic Coverage from Palm Home" grass W ith Blit Monroe In Stereo. - R. Thornton, John Waters. 1983. O 20 He was Oeteclive 9:10PM (CNN) S h o w M i Wook Brothers' T w o musicians make an all-out (9 0 min ) Beach Gardens. Flonda (60 min ) 6 Society (or Prevention ol Garibaldi ® M O V IE : 'Baron Blood' A n evil spirit is 11 ;4SPM [TM C ) MOVIE: ‘An A i m H- 1 : 3 0 A M HD M a d M o vie s w ith the L A . effort to reassemble their blues band John 1 ^ ^ A ll is Forgiven Paula CO The Rockford Files [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Camelot' King Arthur 21 Flight slang Cruelty to Children 9:30PM unleashed ujx>n an unsuspecting world can WarawMf in London’ Tw o American Cooneetkm Bekjshi. Dan Aykroyd, Aretha FrankHn abbr finds it uncomfortable being romantic with when a dead man returns to life. Joseph 1980 Rated R. (if) Record Guide and his Queen Guinevere are happy to­ 22 Clayton on "Benson" students are viciously attacked by a were­ HD MOVIE: 'Sorrowful Jones’ A bookie gether until Sir Lancelot arrives and falls m 24 Denise on "The Cosby 11 Lana ^ Matt in the presence of his daughter Soma. ' Gotten. Elke Sommer. Massismo Girotti. wolf on the En^sh moors. David Naugh- '^ ) MOVIE: 'Anatomy of a Cnme' A pri­ gats invoNed with racketeers and fixed 4:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week love with the queen Richard Harris. V a­ Show" 13 m the Family" [CN N ] This W M k in Japan 1972 ton, Jenny Agutter. 1981. Rated R. vate investigator is hired by a wealthy man races in iNs Damon Runyon story. Bob nessa Redgrave. Franco Nero 1967 25 Miss Fitzgerald 14 Carole — One step Beyond to look into allegations that a wom an has dD It's a Living 12:00AM dD Dampaay and frlaka- ' Hope, LuciUe Ball. 1949. 4:30AM GD Rated G In Stereo 26 One Fr. 16 'The — Cookie ' (clue to found his daughter who was kidnapped 12 10:00PM (XI Nows [C N N ] Pinnacle peaca IndepeiKient New t [CN N ] Big Story 31 Shakespeare's King — puzzle answer) (0) years before Darren McGavin, Ted Knight. 4:00PM Cll) Dance Fever (1$ Beck ley MilHonalra [D IS] MOVIE: 'Tex' An easy-going and O ) Tha Untouchablas [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Roadhouse 66' 32 But the Lonely 17 One German @DABC News Joan Blondell 1969 MOVIE: 'The Savage Bees' A swarm vulnerable 15-year-old is caught in an o Heart" 19 Southfolk. e g Bwmy Hill Show (^ MOVIE: 'Oda to a Dying Lova’ A [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday 4:40AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : Tha L m n (24) Cats artd Dogs (C C ) of African killer bees causes terror in New emotional tug-of-war as he tries to grow 23 The — Rose" (2t) R em ington Steele After returning missing j>erson8 investigator searches for der Hill frhA' A timid bank clerk leads a Orleans during Mardi Gras Ben Johnson. 34 Sue Ellen on ’Dallas' up without jiarental guidance. Matt Dillon. [ESPN] Championship RoNar Derby [4T El Mundo del Box 26 Hawaiian welcome from an out-of-tow n trip, Laura end Re­ a young woman w ho is m immediate need gang of robbers. Alec Guinness, Stanley Michael Parks. Horst Buchholz 1976 o 36 Groups Jim Metzier. Ben Johnson. 1982. Rated o [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Barry Lyndon' A ro­ of niedical attention. Jam es W ainwhght. (5f' A Dodywatch Special: In Search of 37 "Th e — Man and the 27 Jonathan on 'Highway mington investigate their own murders Holloway. 1952. PG Christine BeHord. 1972. guishly charming 18th Century Englishman the Perfect Day (CC| Health, stress, exer Madeleine Cooks to Heaven ' while everyone mourns their deaths (60 S e a " [ESP N] SportsCenter runs out of luck. Ryan O'Neal, Marisa Ber- cise. nutrition, and sex are discussed. (60 (3ti) Hogan’s Heroes 39 King: Fr 29 Gloria on ‘Trapper min ) In Stereo Sabadoe Muaicales enson, Patrick Magee. 1975. Rated PG. [U SA ] MOVIE: This Is the Army* The min I (4DPELICULA: Pobre. Pero Honrada' La 41 When I Laugh ' John" (24) Great Detective [CN N ] Newsnight film version of Elroadwsy's rousing salute 2:00AM (3D Melba Moore's Love (91) M O V IE : ‘Bruce Lee: the M a n. the India Maria, Fernando Soler. Norma Laza- 42 "A — of Love" 30 Finish [ESPN] AW A Wrestling Berle series Q (36) T w ilig h t Zone to the fighting men of W orld W ar II fea­ Sortgs In Stereo. M y th ' Bruce Lee's life, from its beginning reno 33 Notice (41) El Sam urai Fugitivo tures songs by Irving Berlin and a support­ [HBO] Hitchhiker: Last Scene A movie in Hong Kor>g until he moved to Los A n ­ 35 The — Griffith Show HD A B C N e w s (5^ Magic of Oil Painting ing cast of Gl's George Murphy. Joan Les­ director will do anything to get a good per­ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - o (61) Route 6 6 geles. IS portrayed Bruce Li 1977 36 Robert Wagner role (61) Star Search lie. Ronald Reagan 1943 formance out of N s leading lady. (iD At the Movies Mi)ton Berie returns to series [M A X ] MOVIE: The Natural' (CC) A 36 ID lor Lavin [C N N ] Evening News [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Treasure Island' Based [CN N ] M o n e y W e e k young man leaves the family farm to pur­ 40 Old English abbr [M AX] MOVIE; Bananas' A daydream 11:30PM (3D m o v i e : S in of 1 2:30AM (X) m o v i e : BlHion Dollar television to star in “Moscow sue his dream of becoming a professional on the novel by Robert Louis Steveinson A oooo Innocence' (C C ) The domestic life of a Brain' A secret agent is ordered to spy for 2:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: Fratemitv mg products tester heads for a mythical young boy with a secret map )Oins Long 0 1» 66Compulog and Vine.” his first situation baseball player Robert Redford. Robert South American country to become a newly married couple is threatened when a the British Military Intelligence and pretend Vacation' (CC) Tw o fraternity jocks take a John Silver and his pirate crew to scout the Duvall. Qenn Close 1984 Rated PG macho revolutionary leader W o o d y Allen. step-brother falls in love with his step­ to take orders from an American general nerd under their wing during a Palm comedy. seas for ships laden with valuable cargo oooooooo Springs vacatiori. Stephen Geoffreys. sister Bill Bixby. Dee Wallace-Stone. M e­ Michael Caine. Francoise Dorleac. 1967. [TM C ] MOVIE: Tha Lnendar Hill Mob' Louise Lasser, Carlos Monialban 1971 The show, based on an original Bobby Driscoll. Robert Newton 1 9 ^ gan Follows 1986 Sheree J. Wilson, Cameron Dye. 1985 A timid bank clerk leads a gang of robbers Rated G Rated PG HD Hawaii Fhre-O idea by Berle, is scheduled to Dreesen Street Frank Smatra and Rated R. Alec Guinness. Stanley Holloway 1952 [U SA ] Alfred Hitchcock (3D [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch [HBO] MOVIE: Swing Shift' (CC) Johnny Bench join To m Dreesen in this co­ begin production next month (USA) MOVIE: Tha Day Mars Invaded 2:30AM (3D MOVIE: 'Arabesque' An W orld W ar II separates a California coiiple. 10:30PM (3D Black N a w s medy when he returns to Ns okl Chicago [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Breakfast Club’ American professor who is kidnapped re­ with Jackie Cooper directing the the Earth' A scientist and his family are as the husband goes off to war and his (C C ) A group of N gh school students learn tie Peop le ’ A n Insh storyteller matches neighborhood (60 min ) ceives help from the mistress of an oil replaced with doubles from Mars to prev­ wife finds work in an aircraft factory, 6:00PM (3D W lwt's Happening Now Gulager 1976 CfD Superstars of W re stlin g several things about themseNes when pilot episode. wits with the king of the l^echaunt Al­ magnate. Sophia Loren. Gregory Pock, ent earthhngs from invadirtg their plartet where she begins an affair with another dD Action News (4D PEUCUIA: Bloody Mariane H Bon (11) Independent N e w s (3D OH Track Batting they are forced to spend a Saturday to­ Alan Badel. 1966 Berle will play an ex- Kent Taylor. Mane Wirtdsor, WiHiam bert Sharpe. Sean Connery. Janet Munro (lD The Hooeymooners man Goldie Hawn. Kurt Russell. Christme (3D Championship Wrestling ilia. Hugo Sughtz (3t) Alfred Hitchcock Presents gether in detention. Judd Nelson. Ally M ims 1 M 3 Lahti 1984 Rated PG 1959 Rated G Sheedy. Anthony Michael HaM. 1984. 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In tar* T w o wom en identify the same blurred A famous movie star, visiting a Middle MOVIE: Oxford Blues' (CC) A (9 CNN News 4:30PM (X ) 39) wido worid of Spocts (^S ta r Trek [HBO] O'Toole. Romy Schneider 1965 wyck. Lyle Talbot 1933 Stereo East country, becomes involved in intngue rou^-edged student pursues a girl, and at and romance Elvis Presley. Mary Ann Mike Tyso n faces Jarrtes Quick' TiNis in a ( ^ NewsCenter [C N N ] Prime News 10-round heavyweight bout from Glens the same time, tries to improve his charac­ Mobley. Fran Jeffnes 1965 (3)4) M o torw e e k ter by joining the school's rowing team [ESPN] College Hockey; NCAA Dhri Falls. N Y and the W orld Ski-Ffymg Cham ­ S ion I C ham pionship M O V IE : 'Zorba, the Greek' A student pionships are held from Kukn. Austria (90 ^ ® N e w s Rob Lowe. Ally Sheedy. Amanda Pays travels with a lusty individualist to learn min.) White Shedow 1984 [M A X ] frIOVIE: The Bay Boy' In 1930s about hfe Anthony Qumn. Alan Bates. 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Sneak Praviews Hosts Jeffrey Lyons 1 1 1 oenior oirem (3h£ Cherbe'a Angela 6:30PM (3D SmaN wonder 8:00PM (3D a w w o h Hawke turns de Vivien Leigh 1948 and Michael Medved preview today s hoi ^ Juka Child end Company (3D ABC World News Saturday tective to find the missing guardian of his lest films ‘2 ^ House lor AN Seasons Amerasian nephew (60 mm ) A A p ^ Manchester 649-6939 S i) Streethewk (lD Gimme e Break 8:35PM [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater 90 MOVIE: Ambush Bay' In order to (3D M OVIE: "The Petiified Foreet' A wn- l faulted Mon.^Frl. >-5:30 [CN N ] Newawetch (g) NBC Nightly News W contact a spy a marine patrol lands on a ter. w ho wanders mto a service station m 9:00PM iX) MOVIE:'Tha PomiMnAI- Japanese-held island Hugh O'Bnen. 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Loutt Cal- airs 8A"niM >AY, M A R C H » . 9 It's ■ Livirrg when she gets stuck babysrthng a group of hem 1933 lotto-only NUMKRS HALLMA«X-«IISS£LL stover iS k ^ ------chidren In Stereo [D IS ] frIOVIE: *Tha RaBwey ChHifren’ LIVESTOCK QUANTITIES LIMITED CHECK LISTmOS FOP EXACT TIME @ ) N o v l a: Ofistal SITM i OMH o u m Three ch4dren learn to rearfrusi to > meager country Me after one of comfort (B) MOVIE: 'Dr. Who: CnBgtiMnmorif IS MOVIE: -Tha t U » K Who WouMn-t SALE ENDS APRIL 4th. 1986 f i ) O w « F m « r Die* The eearch for the kBar of an under­ cover agent ahnoet costs the detective Ixs ( D I S ] M O V IE : 'D artiv O -Q * and O w Lit- We. Mke Connors. Samantha Eggar. Qu ConIttHMd... OPEN 7 Days a Week 8 a.m.-9 p.m. WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. March 29.1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. March 29.1986 s^lors on leave sat out to find Miss Tiyns- tilas of the Month. Gena Kelly. Frank Sina­ tra, Ann Miner. 1950. Sunday, March 30 2:3 0 P M g9 ChiguWij— MRS. DELAFIELD [DIS] N«wl AiWmal Worid: RalndM. WANTS TO MARRY Man Meet the people of Lapland and the one animal whose sole exialwKe they de­ Prasanta 6 : 0 0 A M CD For O w Jkn— pend on. ^ Vottron (DBtockNwvs 3 : 0 0 P M CD Qolf: Toumamant Playara [C N N ] Daybreak In spite of objections from her CD In Oopth Championahip CoveraiM of tha PGA Tour [D IS ] Good Morning Mickayl community and children, wid­ event ia featured from Ponte Verde. FL. (3 {35) Insight [E S P N ] Stave Garvey Celebrity Skiing ow Margaret Delafield (Kath­ hra.) (3) CNN HMdUno Nmvs [H B O ] Pater and tha Magic Egg arine Hepburn, r.) falls in love CD MOVIE: 'Jannifar: A Woman's Insights with Dr. Marvin Elias (Harold Story' A widow bacomas involved in a bit­ [T M C ] MOVIE: Jesus' The life of Christ ter power struggle for control of har hus­ ® MlWonoif Makor is toW according to the Gospel of LiAe. Gould). In "Mrs. Delafield d i) Latin Tampo Brian Deacon, RivkaNoiman. 1979. Rated band's company after ha dies. 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Laurence Ok- priee (CC) The bears must convince a Badgers' A six-year-old farm boy be­ vier, Jean Simmons 1 9 ^ [C N N ] Money Waak stnkmg bunny to return to work 1379 ^ Tha World Tomorrow comes lost XI the Canadian wilds but sur­ (g) Hogan's Hatoas [D IS ] Disney's Laganda and Haros a FITS UNDER (§1) El Ministario da Jimmy Swaggart vives with the help of a friendly badger [M A X ] A«Mim Flash: Daryl I M A John 489 ® McLaughlin Group Oaiso CABINETS Chnstian Juttner. Carl Betz. 1975 2 : 0 0 P M v(g) The Shakaapaara Hour 166 SHLARR ® What About Woman Hosted by Waltar Matthau: Twelfth [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Crmarron* A frontior fo- WhiteWBstmghouse i a « t a [E S P N ] Tennis: McOonsId's Junior Night Viola's twm brother Sebastian ar­ ndy bulds an empoo n the Amoncan Tarwiis ChaBanga ® Fanway Park: Horn# ol tha Rad Sox rives and IS misiaken for hn dnguised sis­ Wo»l. Richard Dix, Irene Dunna. Esiela Litton m aioiirAVC (S) Modam Mabaity Taylor 1931 • i.s CUBIC rr. 1 7 ? t [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Romandng tha Stone’ ter. (60 mm.) mCBOWAVE • TOUCH CONTROLS A macho adventurer rekictarnly teams up [C N N ] Naws Day ■mlb'EKATOR RcnubiUjiTOR ® MOVIE: 'For tha Love of Banji' Banf 4 : 3 0 P M C E wnds WorM Of Sports • TtiTU R f O STtCL DOORS • BOTTOM FREEZER with a timid romance writer m a search for •FITS OVER RANGE answer [D IS ] Huck Finn and His Friands sniffs out a bogus CIA agent m Athens. Coverage of the Western States Endur­ l*AOUSTASLt SHCLVtS • TtiTURCe STEEL • TURNS TH( rooo har kidnapped sister and a fabulous stone Greece Patsy Garrett. Ed Nelson. CynttM • TOUCH CONTROL ■• ROLLERS [E S P N ] SportsCantar ance Run IS featured from Squaw VaBey. • LAAOt 1.1 cue rr DOORS MKhael Douglas. Kathlean Turner, Danny Smith 1977 • laaowfAkivtiS • ROLLS ON WMtfLS CA to Auburn. CA (90 mm ) • AOrUSTARLt SHELVES DaVito 1984 Rated PG. [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Norma Raa* A woman ® Embajadoras da la Musics Colom- • t sat f O SAN ANO LIONT workmg m a textile md finds new meaning 6 9 SportaWorM: Superstars Cover­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Fkstbom* (C O A dn biana age of preliminary round competition is vorcod mother, who has falan xi love with in har kfa whan she joms the fight for union­ ^ 2 8 9 I (S ) MOVIE: ‘20.000 Years in Sing Sing' featured from Miami Beach. FL (90 mm ) ization. SaVy Field. Beau Bridges. RonLeib- an unstable drifter, is rescued from disas­ A smal txne crook m Smg Smg, rolaasad ter by her adolescent son who takes man. 1979. Rated PG 9 0 d d C o i ^ 489 849 on the honor system, is accused of mur­ 389 charge as "the man of tha house*' Teh (M A X I MOVIE: ‘UnfaMifuBy Yours' An der Spencer Tracy. Bette Davis. LomsCal- 9 To k Announced Garr, Peter Weler. Christopher Coiei orchestra conductor attempts to murder hem 1933 [CNNJ^Nans and Novak I 1984 Rated PG fss supposedly unfaithful wife Dudtoy OPEN SUNDAY 12: Moore. Nastassja Kmski. Armand As- [C N N ] Week in Review [D IS ] Ediaon Twins 10:10A M [CNN]OnthaManu EASY TO GET TOI sante. 1984. Rated PG [H B O ] MOVIE: The In-Laws' A mild [H B O ] Fraggla Rock: Spaca Frog FoBiaa m t u n m m . 1 0 :3 0 A M CD This Waak Whh Dmid [T M C ] MOVIE: Black Baauty' Black mannered dentist becomes an unwiBmg (C O ^ ntmmsnu Brifdday cohort m crime with his soon-to-be m-4aw Beauty travels to an Engksh fox hunt, a 5 : 0 0 P M ( D Koiak E-Z TUMS: (33) Thraa Stoogaa Continental circus and a frontier battle m Peter Fak. Alan Arkm, Richard Libertini . CUM . MMTXT lnd« Mark Lester. Walter Siezak 1971 1979. Rated PG. O ) Black Shaap Sc|uadron • CHOIT CMS PATWMTS O Talaphona Auction Rated G Faroe SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER [M A X ] MOVIE; '9 to 5' Three frustrated (3D S m m i w » j s * ! n IFF LW ( S MOVIE: 'Tha Lost Safari* A pisyboy [U S A ] AB American Wrestling ladies take matters mto their own hands (8 ) Spring Training 647-9997 CARL and fss waddxig guasts crash-land xi tha agaaist their chauvinistic boss. Jane s a p ■M W IIFI.C T U " V WEATHERS jungle Gordon Scott. Yolande Donlan 1 2 : 3 0 P M CD Holy weak With Pops Fonda. Lily Tomkn. Doty Panon 1980 d— OPEN DAN.V: MON-THURS T IL t . TUCS.W tO.M T TK. S . F1UOAT T a • 1957 John Paul II Rated PG ® ( B ) O w ITV(CO O Qua Papa, USA? . C T M C t MOVIE: 'On the Town* Tfvee ConttnuBd... WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, March 29, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, March 29, 19W SundaVt Continued

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Jessica mvestigates the murder of a girlie Fast, the maid was also featured in a television series magazine publisher who had acquired tha @ N'su living 1 "Haret,” which starred Shirley Booth and first auea ;omic relief rights to one of Jessica's short storiea. (60 [CN N] Nawswatch min.) o o N B C in m i. , . [DIS] MOVIE: 'Wind in tha WIBows' (3D Star Search As Hazel, Miss Booth didn't merely keep house — Toad. Mole, Rat and Badger regard them­ (3D David Toma Show she kept order. Her employer, George ^*1^' selves as Edwardian gentleman first and ■ * / animals second. 1983. (0 ) Ufestyles of the Rich and Famous Defore), was a successful lawyer, but a h a p lw nia- [HBO] MOVIE; 'Passage to Indto' (CC) Qj) Name of the Game band and lather. Whether the trouble wai wife [or homeless A young wom an and an Irxlian doctor defy @ ) MOVIE: Ben Hur’ Part 2 A Judean I Dorothy (Whitney Blake), his son Harold (BobbyJun- lr>dian customs ar>d tha rarTvftcations lead aristocrat defied the paganism of anctwt trock), or their crazy neighbors, the fohnsons. Hazel to turmoil. Judy Davis. Peggy Ashcroft. Rome in the early days of Christianity. Alec Guinrrass 1984. Rated TO . Charlton Heston. Jack Hawkins, Stephen somehow managed to sort out their problems. In 1965, the series moved to CBS, and Hazel Joe Plscopo, Gilda Radner, Carl “Band Aid" project, with the [M AX] MOVIE: Tha Shocking Miss Boyd 1959 I By Mark Schwad songs “Feed the World” and P ilg rim ' A suffragette typist falls in love (g ) @0) Amazing Storiea A routine World changed families — lo George's brother Steve, a real- Reiner, Doc Severinsen, Garry with her boss Batty Grable. Dtck Haymes, War II mission quickly becomes a We-or- estate agent. The series was canceled in 1966. Shandling. Henry Winkler, “Do They Know it's Christ­ Anne Revere. 1947. death situation for a young turret gunner. NEW YORK — First came In 1962 and 1963 Miss Booth won Emmy awards for "Weird Al" Jankovic and Henny mas?” to raise money for [U S A ] Atfrad Hitchcock (60 min ) (R). In Stereo I Band Aid. then Live Aid and her performance. Ten years earlier she had won an Youngman. Ethiopia. That snowballed into 5:30PM dD Tony Brown's Joitn^ Sif) (§?) Nature: Lost W o rld of the M e ­ Farm Aid, Gospel Aid and Latin the USA for Africa project in the dusa (C C ) The tropical islands of Palau Oscar. . Ton y Brow n discusses issues of special Aid. and even Fashion Aid. A special 90-minute "high­ interest to the black community. contain some ol the most varied communi­ Question: For what movie did Shirley Booth win an I states, which used the Michael ties of marine lile in the world. (60 min.) Never before have so many lights” version of Comic Relief ® ) What’s Happening Now Jackson theme song “We Are (R) Oscar! willalso be presented on HBO on [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday I people organized such massive i J the World.” Siempre en Domingo I benefits for the have-nots. April 6, 9. 15 and 25. 6:00PM (3D Eyewitness News [CN N ] Prime News ,rqaifS ^im i 'l^feg ouio:),. :iawsuy Gospel artists banded to­ The latest in the compassion (B MOVIE; The Lady Vanishes' While [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Romancing the Stone' □ D O UnKad Prasa Intarnatlonal gether for a benefit, and so did traveling through pre-war Nazi Germany on A macho adventurer reluctantly teams up craze comes courtesy of Home Latin singers and fashion an express train, an American heiress and with a timid romance writer in a search for Box Office and it could be called "We're all there to be funny,” a photographer stumble onto espionage her kidnapped sister and a fabulous stone. designers. Then Willie Nelsoi) Funny Aid. More than 40 of the Crystal says. "My statement, More than 40 of the funniest folks in America and a kidnapping Elliott Gould. Cybil! She­ Michael Douglas. Kathleen Turner. Danny formed Farm Aid to raise pherd 1979 DeVito 1984 Rated PG. robbers Alan Ladd. Brenda Marshall. Don funniest folks in America are and what I feel most of the are banding together tonight for Com ic Relief, a sailors on leave set out to find Miss Turns­ 1 2:00AM dD Children Caught in the aid Crisp 1948 money for America's farmers, (3D (30) (4® N ew s [M AX] MOVIE; She Wore a Yellow tiles of the Month Gene Kelly. Frank Sina­ banding together tonight from 9 comics' statements will be, is to Ribbon' A U S Cavalry outpost makes a Crossfire and that was followed by a slew (3D Police Story tra. Ann Miller 1950. (11) M O V IE ; 'F lo w e r D ru m Song' A be funny. We're going to do the benefit to raise money for urban Am erica’s attempt to repel inva^ng Indians. John dD Jimmy Sweggart Chinese girl, already promised to a boy. (0 midnight for Comic Relief, a (if) MOVIE: 'Heaven Knows, Mr. Alli­ of other benefits. Wayne. John Agar. Joanne Dru 1949. [U SA] Cover Story (R) falls in love with another Nancy Kwan. benefit to raise money for urban best show that we possibly can son' A Marino corporal cast up on a Pacific QD Star Trek homeless. Co-hosts of the unscrambled HBO Still on the humanitarian aid James Shigeta, Miyoshi Umeki 1961 and let the whole evening dictate island discovers that the only other inhabi­ [TM C ] MOVIE; Firstborn’ (CC) A di­ 1 0 : 3 0 P M (3D sports Extra ( g ) Dreesen Street Frank Sinatra and America's homeless. program are Billy Crystal (left), Robin Williams block is Sport Aid in England tant IS a nun Robert Mitchum, Deborah vorced mother, w ho has fallen in love with dD Meet the Mayors Johnny Bench foiti T o m Dreesen in this co­ [C N N ] News Overnight what it's about.” an unstable drifter, is rescued from disas­ Billy Crystal. Whoopi Gold­ Kerr 1957 m edy when he returns to his old Chicago [ESPN] C oM ^ Hockey. NCAA Ohri and Hands Across America. ter by her adolescent son who takes (H) ChristiBn Science Monitor Reports berg and Robin Williams will Besides the stand-up comedy (right) and Whoopi Goldberg. neighborhood. sion I Cham pionship Geldof has said that all the (i® Dempsey and Makepeace charge as "the man of the house” . Ten ( ® Millionaire Maker host the HBO extravaganza, segments, character pieces, Small Wonder Garr. Peter Weller. Christopher Collet. (g ) MOVIE: 'Bkdman of Alcatraz' A con­ [U S A ] MiMionaira Maker fund-raising events may have ^ Jimmy Sweggart vict spending 53 years m prison educates cablecast live from the ensemble sketches by the three (2® N ew sC e n te r 1984 Rated PG 3:25AM [MAX] MOVIE; Candy given the public compassion ® Ask the Manager h im s^ in the science of birds, becoming a Universal Amphitheater in Los hosts and other skits, Comic (24J Srteak Preview 8:30PM (3 ) Face Off world authority Burt Lancaster. Karl Mal­ Stripe Nurses* Three young girls have dif fatigue, but Williams says the [U S A ] Hollywood Insider feient reasons for vokmieering lo help at Relief will also include (.41) Musicalisimo ^ Adventures of Robin Hood den. Thelm e Ritter -1962 Angeles. their local hospital Candice Rialson. Robin boost awareness for America's anywhere from 300,000 to 2 show must go on. 1 1 : 0 0 P M (3D Eyewitness News g ) Faith for Today Stars slated to appear in documentary footage dramatiz­ (61) Fam e In Stereo [USA] Lancer Mattson 1974 Rated R homeless. million. "They've seen the problems (3D Taxi g BIN Joseph Seminar person or in pre-recorded ing the plight of the nation's [CN N] Newswatch 9:00PM (D MOVIE: Mrs. Delafield • The Los Angeles Times right outside their door, (3D Naws 3:30AM dD WorW vision urban poor and homeless. (E S P N ] Marit Sosin's SaH Water Jour- W a n ts to M a rry' (C C ) A n eWerty couplo's [C N N ] Newsnight segments in the three-hour □ a □ reports the number of especially in the cities," nal romance shocks their children and defies (3) Tha World Tomorrow [USA] Keys to Success 3:35AM [TM C] MOVIE: The Tin event include some of the HBO will unscramble Comic the conventions of their community. Ka­ QD Odd Couple Drum’ (Dubbed) A clairvoyant young boy Money raised from the event Americans so destitute as to be Williams says. “It's right there, [U S A ] The Motwoes 1 2:30AM (D women of the World uses his powers to remain a child m protest biggest names in comedy: Steve Relief, meaning that if your tharine Hepburn. Harold GoukJ. Denholm (g) NewsCenter will go to Health Care for the homeless has risen 40 percent and if they can ignore that, 6:05PM [TM C ] MOVIE: -Tha Good- Elliott 1986 g Dr. Gene Scott agemst the hypoensy of the world. David Allen, Harry Anderson, Sid cable company offers HBO. (g) Newsmakers Bennent. A n g ^ Winkler. Charles Azna- since 1980. they're really pretty much bye G irt’ A head-stror>g actor and an ex- (3D MOVIE; 'Hollywood: 'Tha Gift of [DIS] Scheme of Things you'll see the benefit even if you Homeless projects in 18 major dafKer become unlikely roommates. vour. 1979. ^ted R Caesar. John Candy, Tony • The demand for emergency Laughter’ © ) Stats W e're In U.S. cities: Albuquerque, tragically hip, terminally TV, I Marsha Mason. Richard Dreyfuss. Quinn [USA] M iNoneira Maker Danza. Richard Dreyfuss, don't normally pay for HBO. @ Connecticut: Now 4:00AM [ C N N ] Lj x i v King Overnight shelters has increased in think. If you can ignore the Cummings 1977. Rated PG. (3D New Jersey People That marks the first time HBO Baltimore. Birmingham, Bos­ 12:45AM dD Robin's Nest [U S A ] Creating Wealth with Govern Firesign Theater. Michael J. virtually every major U.S. city. (11) Love Eloet [C N N ] Inside Business has made a single show ton, Chicago, Cleveland. problem, then I'd say, hey. good 6:30PM (ID C B S N e w s 1 :00AM (3D Music City, U S A. m erit L oa m Fox, Mary Gross, Robert (g) ® MOVIE: 'I Dream of Jearwiie: 15 [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Man in the White Denver, Detroit, Ix)s Angeles, • The Conference of Mayors luck when you get to the gates of (3D Muppet Show Suit' A briHiant chemist mvenis a doth (D MOVIE: 'Mr. Behradere Rings the Guillaume, Buddy Hackett. available to a potential 39 Years Later' Jeannie the magicat genie at­ 4:45AM [ M A X ] m o v i e . ‘9 to 5* Milwaukee. Nashville, New ' reports the number of homeless heaven and go, ‘I'm sorry, it was '2tD Too Close for Comfort tempts to save her marriage to astronaut what won't stain, tear, or wear out. caus­ BeM' A lecturer takes up residence at an Three frustrated ladies take matters mto Pee-Wee Herman, Madeline million basic cable subscriber ing the textile market to pamc. Alec Guin­ old folks home to try to bring happiness to is expected to increase in 1986 in too much.'” (g ) NBC Nightty News Tony Nelson Barbara Eden. Wayne Ro­ their ow n hands against their chauvinistic Kahn. Michael Keaton, Jerry homes. York City. Philadelphia, gers, Bill Daily 1985. (R). ness, Cedi Parker. 1951 the residents. Clifton Webb. Joanne Dru, boss Jane Fonda, L4y Tombn, Doky Par- 22 of the 25 cities surveyed. As for Goldberg, "We're here (3 ) Family Clesaic: Rebecca of Sunny- Phoenix, San Antonio. San [ESPN] SportsCentar Zero Mostel. 1951 ton 1980. Rated PG Lewis. Howie Mandel, Bette The concept for the show was brook Farm Part 2 (g) @ ) Masterpiece Theatre: By the bom last November when Francisco, Seattle and Washing­ to make something happen, and S w o rd Divided (C C ) Part 2 of 9 T w o fam­ [U S A ] Herbakfe (fj) Tales from the Derfcside Midler and Martin Mull. □ □ □ that's my cookie, that's what ® ABC Naws ilies find themselves on opposite sides of a [C N N ] Crossfire The list goes on. Minnie Pearl. screenwriter-producer Bob ton, D.C. [C N N ] Inside Business 11:30PM (£ CBS Nmn I'm excited about. ...I'm looking war. (60 min.) [USA] AM American Wrestling (R) Zmuda present^ HBO with the The nationwide toll-free Comic Relief is the latest in a [ D I S ] E>sftger Bay ® Lifestyles of the Rich end Famous (3D Blue Knight slew of fund-raisers for the forward to being part of 1:1 SAM (3D Oaorge end Mildred 'Liberty' stars idea for a one-of-a-kind number is 1-800-528-1000. [ESP N ] SportsCentar [C N N ] Waek in Review d D Sports Extra programming event that would Why help the homeless? needy, helpless, downtrodden something that's going to make [M A X ] MOVIE: Sixtaan Candtos' (CC) ( T ) MiNioneire M A e r 1 :25AM [ H B O ] IM OVIE: 'O n c e upon a Mark Schwed reports on a dent, even if it's not going to 9:30PM (X) In Dnpth T im e in A m e rica ' (C C ) Childhood friends HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - • The number of homeless and homeless. An insecure Midwestern teen-ager's 16th d j) The Honeymooners television for U nlt^ Press enable the nation's comedy- birthday goes unremembered, fust another Flamingo Road nse to the top of the underworld Robert NBC-TV this spring wil] people in the U.S. is estimated at It started with Bob Geldof's solve the problem.” ■ (3) CNN HeedN.w News DeNiro, Jam es W oods. Elizabeth M cG ov­ International. community to raise money and symptom of the pam of adolescerKe and (g ) Odd Coupla broadcast "Liberty," a three- @ (g) Sports Machine ern. 1984 Rated R growirtg up in a middle-class famdy Molly [U S A ] Wanted: Dead or Aliva hour movie dealing with the Ringwald. Anthony Michael Hall 1984 (g ) Profile Boston 1:30AM (3D David Susskind Rated PG drama of the men and women 10:00PM (S News ® MOVIE: 'The Seven Percent Solu­ GD Independent News (D In tha Black tion' Discovering that Sherlock Holmes is who created and constructed the Video, 7:00PM (3D 60 MirHites g A B C N e w s addicted to cocaine. Doctor W atson lures (3D MOVIE: 'The Ten Command- (Ji) Indopandam News Statue of Liberty. him to Vienna to meet Sigmund Freud [C N N ] Newsnight Update nte nts’ (C C ) Moses leads the Israefates on ^ Insight / Out . Alan Arkin, Robert CXivatl. Laurence Ok- The cast includes Frank the exo^s from Egypt Chadton Heston. [ESPN] Skiing: Senka Far West Pro ^ Anna Karenina VCR & Yul Bryr>ner, Anr>e ^ x t e r 1956 (R) vier 1976 C u p Langella, Carrie Fisher, Chris (S 38 on Sports d i) SpirTtual Life Crusade Sarandon, George Kennedy. (3D S w itc h 1:40AM [MAX] MOV)E: Fighticig ® Mystatv: Chartara and CaMicott [C N N ] Sports Tonigtit Back' A devoted family man organizes a LeVar Burton, Claire Bloom and (3 ) Blue Knight (CC) Part 2 ol 6 Pokco Inspector Snow Video Camera [E S P N ] BodybuildinQ: 1985 M r. Olym - neighborhood patrol m his community to (2® Solid Gold finds a buarre letter addressed to Chanefs Corinne Touzet. pie Competition Coverage from Brussels. fight erwne To m Skemtt. Patti LuPone. Mi­ MAGAZINE NEW /AND VIDEO and Cakficott. (60 nan.) ® ^ Smurfily Ever After The weddmg Belgium. (2 hrs.) chael Sarrazm. 1982 Rated R The film will interweave of Laconia arid W o o d y is threatened by the SD Start of Somathing Big 1:45AM dD Man About the House real-life and fictional characters Mon.-Sat. 10am-9pm Rentals evil w uard, Gargamel (R) 1 1 :4 5 P M (3) Entertainment This [C N N ] Evening Naws W eek Interview with Doky Parton. (60 in the story illustrating how the New. Exciting. Locally Produced. ® Wild Side 1:50AM [TM C] MOVIE: 'Uszto- [DIS] Tha Mind's Eva: Tha Ettparianea min.) m ania' Franz Liszt and Richard W agner are famed statue was created by Sundays & Holidays Noon-8pm ® [ESPN] NHL Hockey; Boston at of Lsaming Afi/n Sargent espkxes the dD ABC News , depicted as the first pop stars m tf«s far- Buffalo comlex system of ho w the maid processes French sculptor Frederic Another example of the Herald s [MAX] M O V IE: ‘Hombre’ A white man out version. Roger Dahrey. Sara Kestel- @ ) Novela; Cristal visual etformataai wrth Bruce Jennet end man, Rmgo Starr 1975. Rated R. In Auguste Bartholdi and finally Okver Reed. (60 nan.) raised by Apaches is forced to a show­ ( g ) wad Amarice: Cutthroat Part 2 An down when the stagecoach in which he is Stereo. constructed in New York commitment to the needs and [ E S P N ] BaaahaB's Q ra stsa t H its: Great exploration of the home of the cutthroat traveling is ambushed by outlaws. Pad 2:00AM (B Stv Gamm Harbor. Over 3,800 Titles * VHS & BETA trout IS presented. Pataweit Races Newman. Frederic March. Rkhard Boone [ESPN] Action Sports of the 80‘s: interests of Manchester. S i) First Easter Rabbit [HBO] M O V IE : - n w b i-L a w s ' A mikJ- 1967 mannsrsd dantist (tecomes an unwSkng Bridgestone Winter Ski Special [TMC] MOVIE: 'MkMght Expren' A [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Big Ftaherman' Si­ cohort at efimo with his soon-to-bs avlaw. [U S A ] MiMionaira Maker NEW ENGLAND VIDEO young American strugglas to escape the mon Peter, a fisherman, becomes Jesus' Peter FsA. Alan Afkai. RaJiard (jbanaa. d b a p ie and ths first heed of tha Chnstian brutal infustices of a Turkish )ail. Brad CBS News Nightwatch 1979 Ralsd PG. 2:1 SAM (3) 841 Main St. Fowler’s Plaza church. John Saxon. Herbert Lorn. Howard Davis, Randy Quaid. John Hurt 1978. Joined ki Progress Watch for it every Saturday! Keel 1959 Rated G [M A X ] (MOVIE: 'Conan tha Daatreyar' Rated R Manchester Rt. 44 Coventry (CC) Thckad by a wicked quaan. Conan 2:30AM [C N N ] Spons LMwiIgM [U S A ] Virginian must face coundesa otMtadaa in order to 1 1 :50PM [HBO] IMOVIE: Th* Sof- [ESP N ] SpoctaCOTUr 646-2772 742-0841 dtor* A CIA agent tries to prevent the Rus­ 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Sunday ' stop her ainl maga:. Arnold Schwartaneg- gar.tjraca Jones. WAChambailaai 1984 sians from blowxig up h ^ of tha world's 3:00AM ( £ m o v i e : -WMaparing 04 supply. Klaus Kinski. Kan W aN . AKm t u 7:30PM ® a Mssyfur The Birds Ralsd PG. Smith* A soft-spoken, sure-shot special « « d th e Bears In an effort to srpress M b s W atson 1982 Rated R. agant shoots it out with a pack of tram [TMC] (MOVIE: On ths Town' Three Em m y s sophrsticated mace. Kissyfur and WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, March 29, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, March 29, 1988 21 Music The Great Kate stars in a TV drama (Eddie and the Cruisers.” End of the line for Wham! dispossessed series of the weak “ The Redd Foxx Show” By Andrew J. Edetatoln And speaking of old-time and “ Benson” on ABC. and the “ Streets of Fire” , The Turntabie tips network TV schedule this Temptations’ “ I Can’t Get Next actresses and marriage — the popular "Facts of Life” and the Jacksons), four video season. The schedule shifting to You,” featuring Bronson By Ethll* Ann Vat« Fans of Katharine Hepburn episode of CBS’s “ Falcon "Gim m e a Break” on NBC. screens and a “ flying Ozzy Crest,” airing Friday, April 4, has had a deieterious effect on Pinchot (“ Beverly Hills Cop” ) NEW YORK (AP) — The following are Billboard’s hot record have had a good month. She throne.” its popularity. □ D O and two original Tempts, David Is this the end of Wham! ? hits as they appear in this week's Issue of Billboard magazine. recently hosted the PBS tribute features the wedding of Peter Osbourne’s “ Ultimate Sin” Stavros (Cesar Romero) and It aired originaliy on Sundays Ruffin and Eddie Kendrick; and Looks like it. George Michael Copyright 1986, Billboard Publications Inc. Reprinted with to her longtime screen partner The second edition of “ Deja L P is his most successful to Angela Channing (Jane Wy­ at 9, following the powerful Lesiey Gore’s “ It’s My Party” has announced that he is leaving permission. Spencer Tracy, and on Sunday, View,” the syndicated show that date, hitting the top 10 on the "Murder, She Wrote." The featuring Miss Gore herself. the duo’s management com­ Video the Great Kate makes one of her man.) creates contemporary videos for charts before it had been out a Angela Lansbury series pro­ .lohn Sebastian, the former pany, and record company plans rare TV dramatic appearances. a □ □ 1960s songs airs at various times Beat month. A Ballantine paperback Hot singles vided a compatible lead-in and leader of the Lovin’ Spoonful, for a new Wham! L P have been She stars in the TV movie during the last week of March. biography entitled ’’Ozzy “ Crazy Like a Fox” returns on “ F ox" rode the coattails of that again hosts the show. He and indefinitely postponed. Advance 1. “Rock Me Amadeus" Falco (ASM) “ Mrs. Delafield Want to (Check local listings). Osbourne” will be hitting the Saturday, April 5, to the CBS show to modest ratings success. Felix Cavaliere of the Rascals reports have it that Michael left 2. ‘’These Dreams" Heart (Capitol) Marry,” a romantic comedy Among the videos are Don bookstands by May. lineup after a brief hiatus. It airs In February, it was moved to will also perform several hits of the fold when he discovered that 3. ’’Secret Lovers” Atlantic Starr (A&M) airing on CBS. She plays a Wednesdays to pinch-hit for McLean’s 1972 anthem “ Ameri­ wealthy WASP matron who at 8 p.m., repiacing “ Airwolf,” their two groups, including new investors in his manage­ 4. "R.O.C.K. in the U.S. A.” John Cougar Mellencamp (Rive) CBS's ailing sitcoms “ Mary” can Pie,” which the show’s □ □ □ shocks her community and her which itself goes on hiatus. The “ Summer in the City.” “ You ment firm also have a financial More shake-ups and break­ 5. ’’Kiss” Prince & the Revolution (Paisley Park) and “ Foley Square.” But it producers are ciaiming is the children when she decides to comedy-drama starring Jack Better Run,” “ Loneiy Too interest in Sun City, the ups; The revamped Van Helen, 6. "What You Need" Inxs (Atlantic) couldn’t hold its own against a longest song to ever be turned Michelle Phillips’ reminiscen­ marry the Jewish physician Warden and John Rubinstein as Long” and’’Groovin’.” ■ controversial resort in South 7. "Nikita" Elton John (Qeffen) revitalized “ Dynasty.” Now it’s into a video: The Boxtops’ “ The with Sammy Hagar replacing ces about her days with the (Harold Gould) who nursed her a father-and-son detective team Africa. 8. ’’Sara" Starship (Qrunt) up against four sitcoms: the Letter,” featuring Michael Pare David Lee Roth as lead singer, Mamas and the Papas will be through a medical crisis. has been one of the most Some observers speculate, is releasing its first album. published in May, coinciding 9. “Let’s Qo All the Way” Sly Fox (Capitol) 10. "Thls Could Be The Night” Loverboy (Columbia) however, that Michael’s reason “ 5150“ is the title — that’s the with the release of a similar for breaking up Wham! are police code for ’’criminally book by her ex-husband (and more personal than political. insane,” and also Eddie Van ex-bandmate) John Phillips. Top L P s According to the duo’s music Helen’s street address. An Advance reports indicate that, 1. "Whitney Houston” Whitney Houston (Arista) director. Wham! has a eight-month world tour com­ in her book, Michelle admits to Weekdays 2. ”Prom3sa” Sade (Portrait) personnel problem. Partner mences March 27. having had affairs both with 3. ”Heart” Heart (Capitol) Andrew Ridgeley “ can hardly Roth will be taking his new Gene Clark of the Byrds and 4. ”Scarecrow” John Cougar Mellencamp (Riva) a Hackla A Jackic/Oaputy Dawg ® Jeopardy sing or play the guitar. His only band on the road late this with Denny Doherty of the (DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comor IDPhyRIa claim to fame is that he went to 5. ”Welcome to the Real World” Mr. Mister (RCA) 5:00AM (B (USA) Variad Pragram t 93) la Rival ® Pokes Woman summer, and says he’ll stay out Mamas and the Papas. [ESPN] VaHod Programs [USA] Gong Show 6. ”The Broadway Album” Barbra Streisand (Columbia) d ) CNN HaadNna Naws 93) Tha Munatars (jD Eight Is Enough school with George Michael.” there for at least two years. 11:00AM S3 Price Is Right 7. ”Brothers in Arms” Dire Straits (Warner Bros.) CO) U fa of RHay 8:00AM Si) SH Chaltenge of tha Oo- [C N N ] Nawa Day (if) DaNas Quoted in London, Wham! ’s Other ex-partners competing bots S ) Divorce Court Happy Days □ □ D 8. ‘Th e Ultimate Sin” Czzy Dsbourne (CBS) [C N N ] Croaifire [USA] ANva and Wa«l music director went on to say on the road starting this month Sm Polka Dot Door S ) A Perfect Match ( g M*A*S*H 9. ”Knee Deep in the Hoopla” Starship (Grunt) 2:30PM 3 ) Capitol that Ridgeley’s microphone is are Black Sabbath and Ozzy Some major albums are due 5:30AM C D Vaclad Progiam * Irrspactor Gadgat ® Bewitched ^ Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood 10. ”Cnce Upon A Time” Simple Minds (A&M) 3 ) Woody Woodpackar turned down when he appears on Osbourne. Sab’s guitarist Tony (33) Indapandant Naw s ^ Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood dD Private Beniamin (g ) Benson for release late in March: the 3 ) Dating Oama stage, and he plays “ air” guitar. Agrictihura Today Si) Tranzor In Stereo O Good Housekeeping (M) Andy Griffith lommi (and sole remaining second effort from Julian (U) M.A.S.K. Regardless, the Wham! duo @ Jim A Tam my [DIS] Donald Duck Presents S I Dream of JearwM (4f) Paopla's Court original band member) says Lennon, a new one from the Country singles if) M orning Stiatch a Graat Spaca Coaatar have managed to sell 30 million The FUntstones (g ) ( S Wheel of Fortune ^ PtkKipassa that he plants to take a fairly Rolling Stones, Journey’s latest, 8:30AM S3 S5 a Pocky A Buga records worldwide during the 1. ”Don't Underestimate My Love For You” Lee Greenwood (C N N ! Showbii Today ® Bruce Forsyth's Hot Streak dD Addams Family simple set on tour this time. and the long-delayed release fW) Romper Room (S) Magic of Oil Painting , past two years. (MCA) 6 :00AM d ) C BS Eaify M orning Naw s dD Grandas Novelas: AbarKlonada [CNN] Newswatch “ I want the applause to be for from Bob Segar and the Silver (1D ^ Scooby Doo a Jayea and tha Whaaiad Wariiora 2. ”1(X) Chance of Rain” Gary Morris (Warner Bros.) (D Naw Zoo Ravua ( l i Romper Room and Frierrds dD Tony RartdaR [DIS] Newt Animal World; Ufa Dovm the music, not the effects," be Bullet Band. In early April, look 3. ”She And I” Alabama (RCA) (D W orid Naw s This M orning 3:00PM 3 ) Tha Guiding light Under says. Osbourne, on the other (^HeathcHfl [USA] That Qiri for new releases by Culture 4. “Cajun Moon” Ricky Skaggs (Epic) 3 ) a Jayea and tha Whaaiad Wacriora [USA] Chain Reaction (£ Jim m y Swaggart 3-2-1. Contact (CC) 11:30AM ® AN in tha Family Eihlie Ann Vare lunet into hand, will be using the Club, Lou Reed, Siouxsie and the 5. ”We've Got A Good Fire Going" Don Williams (Capitol) (33) iffi Variad Progtam s 3 ) a Ganaral Hoapital 5:30PM ® Eyewitness Naws Sesame Street (CC) ® O New Love American Style rock for Newapaper Enlerpriae second-largest lighting rig ever Banshees and the solo debut of 6. ”You’re Something Special T o Me" George Strait (MCA) (IS) CN N Naw s 3 ) Hawaii Fiva-0 [DIS] Dumbo’s Circus ® I Dream of Jeemwe ® What’s Happaningl! AtaoclAtion. constructed (the largest was for the Go-Go’s Belinda Carlisle. ■ 7. “1982" Andy Travis (Warner Bros.) (20) Bugs Bunny (33) Tha Jataoew ® (4f) Naws 9:00AM (D S2 5 .OOO Pyramid dD Alice 8. “Now and Forever (You & Me)" Anne Murray (Capitol) (31) 20 M inuta W offcout S M o d Squad Lavema and ShMay S3 Brady Burtch O CNN HeadKiM News iO) ABC Naw s This M om ing a Scooby Doo (g ) NawsCentar 9. "Sweater and Sweater” The Statler Bros. (Mercury) S) Donahue S Bewitched ilO El Ckib 700 a a Santa Barbara dD 3-2-1. Contact (CC) 10. ”Dnce in a Blue Moon” Earl Thomas Conley (RCA) (ii) Love Boat (gl SScrebMe i T Cartoon Carnival @1) Angakca (g ) WKRP in Cktcinrtati tj$l Doris Day dD Love Conrtection concerts and ticketed events Aspen will issue a wide range of [CN N | Daybraak ® Franch Chaf g ) aleffarsom Catholic Mess [DIS] [U SA] Varied Programs Festival revival featuring top jazz artists. The music, from contemporary AduH contemporary ringles (D IS I M ickay SSousa Club l I ) Sactauca Sesame Street 1 2:00PM ® Eyewitr*ass News d?) Beachcombers full schedule will be announced classical and folk to new age, [E S P N l Aarobics: Bodias in M otion [C N N ] Intamational Hour PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - 1. ”These Dreams” Heart (Capitol) (3$ Best of Family Feud ® First Edition News dD Good Timas in April. world music, and the blues. (DIS) Dumbo'a Ciccua [DIS] Wonderful World of Disney Mellon Bank has picked up 2. ”Secrat Lovers” Atlantic Starr (A&M) 6:30AM 3D D a y b r a a k Fat Alben ® ® News Blackhawk will be a jazz-only [USA] Candid Camara [USA] AN Star Blitz 3. ”Niklta” Elton John (Geffen) ij Fat Albart A Cosby Kids C4$ Little House on the Prairie dD Odd Couple sponsorship of a nine-day jazz label run by Herb Wong, 3:30PM 3 D Sha Ra Princaaa of Powar f 4. "Overjoyed” Stevie Wonder (Tamla) iJD 700 Club 91) My Three Sons O Merv Griffin festival in Philadelphia, begin­ New companies previously the president of Palo (33) Tcanafocmaca 5. “Sara” Starship (Grunt) (11) G raat Spaca Coastar [CNN] Daywatch S Varied Piograms ning this June 14. Jazz Alto Records. Blackhawk and G.l. Joa 6. 'Tender Love" Force M.D.’s (Warner Bros.) •lS) 20 M inuta W orkout [DIS] You and Mo, Kid (g ) NewsCenter a impresario George Wein is SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Aspen will be headquartered in a Wild. 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Records and Blackhawk Re­ 10. ”Bop” Dan Seals (EMI-America) P r a s a n t a [DISI Walooma to Pooh Camar palms and grass skirts, is S3 ® ) Partridge Family @ Perry Nteaon The Mellon event will include cords. if ) Robotardi [USA] Jokar-a Wild becoming noted for its tough Ghost arrd Mrs. Muir [C N N ] Take 2 a mix of free community Under Bullock’s direction. |C N N ] Busm ass Day ^ Jimmy Swaggart [ESPN ] AereWes: Bodies ki RNotion 4;00PM 3D Jafforaona cops and private eyes on TV as [DIS] M o u s a r o s a ^ Break tha Bank 3D a Ha-Man A Maataca of tha Univ- yet another cop show invades [ESPN] Variad Program s 12:30PM ® Tba Young and ft oraa ^Jourrwri Raatlaas the islands. 3D Sala of tha Cantuev 6:45AM (X) N a w s $j) Hoy Mtamo 3 ) NMdkV wMi BM Bogg* "Hawaii Five-0” began the 646-5200 3D VagiS @ @ ) Waatbar ^ Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood 3 ) S Lovkig trend, followed by “ Magnum (13) G.l. Joa F I A N O R E A L T Y CO. [DIS] Newt Animal World: Life Down 33) Moot* P .I.” Now ” T.J. 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The longest-lived men are Accidents kill more people than natural chain of physical events, may do serious damage to your All of us want to live as long clergymen, lawyers, engineers, illness in the age brackets 3 to have occurred.” Don’t ftet. If arteries. Choked anger over a as we possibly can. But we are teachers, doctors and farmers. 38. Insurance studies show that you’re worried about your period of time may result in high usually too busy with our daily Next to them are business 83 percent of all accidents ate stomach, see your dcKtor at blood pressure, hypertension arid interests to devote any real time executives, white-collar workers suffered by accident-prone once. colitis. HHi 11. Keep those pounds down. or interest to our personal and skilled workers. Those with people. Om worker in four, for Avoid getting angry when you Persons who are 25 percent or longevity. poorest longevity’are unskilled example, has two out of three of can. But when you do grow ttKxe overweight have a 50 Theoretically, you can live to workers, miners, quarry men the industrial accidents of the wrathful, find a way of letting percent higher death rate than age 146 — which was actually and granite workers. nation. off steam. If you can't tell off those of average weight. They reached by Christen Jacobsen The moral would seem to be your boss to his face, let your Psychologists describe the also have the highest cancer Drakenberg, a Dane bom in that the more you depend on \U! anger explode against a accident-prone person as one rate, poorest general health, 1626. sheer muscle to earn your living, i w punching bag, or call him every who feels guilty about himself lowest energy. Many people belive, the less likely you are to see out name you want — when you tell and unconsciously seeks They are more susceptible to fatalistic^ly, that "you go when the future decades. your wife about it. You’ll feel a punishment. If you appreciate gall bladder trouble, ruptures, your number is up." That’s 3. Live north, if you can. lot better afterward — and you your good points instead of heart .and circulation troubles. another way of saying that it California and Florida may be won’t be damaging your health dwelling on your failings, you’re Diabetes hits them twice as doesn’t matter how well you mecca to older folk's, but they less likely to fall off a ladder or by inner tensions. actually die somewhat earlier in much as it does people of look after yourself, because bang your head — accidentally 16. Avoid heart hypochondria. heredity decides how long you those states than in the rest of normal weight. on purpose. , If you’re considerably The majority of heart complaints will live. the country. The South may be a 8. Don’t ignore ’ dgarett* overweight now, don’t try to won’t kill you. Two out of three But Dr. Louis I. Dublin, place for gracious living, but the “attacks" are not physically so that you can switch would enjoy. What’s money cough.” Dr. J. De Witt Fox reduce your poundage by drastic health authority of the longevity of Southerners is also induced, but are actually caused occasionally from one task to compared to enjoying your work warns that smokers are too prone methods. Your best bet is to see Metropolitan Life Insurance lower than the national average. by emotional upset. If a doctor another. Work done with rhythm five days a week — and adding to attribute a persistent cough to your doctor and let him give you Company, denies that, j Poorest life expectancy of all is has given your heart a clean bill and coordination leaves you less many years of pleasure to your cigarettes. Cigarette cough may a safe diet and prescription for “Environment has a greater found in the Southwest, notably of health, be skeptical of “heart tired than irregular activity. life span? actually be a tumor in the exercise. He knows how fast influence bn length of life than Arizona and New Mexico. pains." 18. Take the enjoyable job at 19. Get yourself a dog. Dr. middle bronchus, or air you ought to lose how much, inheritaiKe,” he declares flatly. Americans with the longest You can actually talk yourself less pay. Dr. Frank N. Allan of James H.S. Bossart of the passage, of the right lung. and how. University of Pennsylvania, after “Studies on the inheritance of life spans are found in the North An X-ray diagnosis in time into “functional" heart disease Boston’s Lahey Clinic made a longevity show only a relatively Central West — Nebraska, — which can shorten your life study of 300 men and women ■ several years of study, found can prevent lung cancer. Men 12. Don’t insult your stomach. that owning a dog plays a very small difference between those South Dakou, Minnesota, Iowa, Too many Americans die young as well as the real thing. Leave who complained of chronic past 40 are susceptible. If you important part in maintaining with long-lived parents and other North Dakota and Kansas. becau^ they what "tastes the diagnosis of your heart weakness and tiredness. He bring up sputum with your mental health. You benefit from groups." According to actuary tables, a entirely up to your doctor! found that in fully 80 percent of cough and feel chest pains, don’t good," regaidless of what it walking the dog (exercise, ftesh That leaves the number of white male bom in Nebraska has take chances. See your doctor at does to their health. If your 17. Learn to relax at work. these cases, fatigue was not actually a 10-year greater life Nervous tension on the joh is a caused by overwork or illness, air); teaching him tricks (hobby, candles on your final birthday once. philosophy is a short life but a • relaxation); having a constant cake largely up to you. There is expectancy than a white male merry one, then hot dogs, killer. Don’t be too ambitious or but was psychological. bom in Arizona. Industrial states 9. Have a check-up every He points out that we almost companion (avoid loneliness); no single magic formula which birthday. Would you like to carbonated soda, unidentified drive yourself too hard. Make of the Northeast have a better never get tired of things we and enjoying the feelings of can add 10 years to your life escape being one of the 100,000 hamburgers, yards of candy, etc. your goal reasonably obtainable. longevity record than the really enjq^ doing. It is not too being loved (love and span. But you can increase your people who die every year of are properly your dish. Work in company, if possible. national average. Don’t be sloppy in your work important a facto that people reassurance). life expectancy easily that much our atomic age is killing. The hurry. Take the high tension out cancer? Would you prefer not to But if you hope to see the So it isn’t the pleasant climate and die more quickly than those — efficient habits make a job get tired. What’s more pertinent Take these 19 healthful by gradually changing your daily price of success is often heart of your work, travel and play. be one of the 1,000,000 diabetes century out, your diet will that adds years to your life. If of cheerful disposition. Doctors less fatiguing. Finish what you is thqt they get tired of some practices to heart if you want to life in 19 beneficial ways. disease — our No. 1 murderer, cases? contain a proper balance of anything, it seems to be the freely admit that the positive Change your job for one have to do — you get tired more specific thing. enjoy life daily in the pink of 1. Gat marriad and stay responsible for one in every Then celebrate every birthday milk, eggs, meat, fish, fresh other way around. Your best bet influence of niind and will which lets you whistle while you quickly if you have a number of That’s why it will pay you to good health...as well as make married. Apparently you live a three deaths. by going to your family doctor fruit, vegetables, cereals and to become an octogenarian is as power can help prevent disease work. Do you speed home at 70 water — all digested at leisurely uncompleted tasks nagging your give up any job which leaves sure that you’re around to greet more regular life, and get better You have a much better for a complete physical a resident of the snow belt. and postpone death. Concentrate mph to save 10 minutes? Slow meals. You might eat more fish conscience. you “fatigued" for a less the wonders of the new century care, when you’re married. chance of escaping this killer if check-up. Disease caught early 4. Forget about death. The upon zestful living and you'll down to 40 and save 10 years. in the future. Scientists have To relax, arrange your work remunerative one which you in 2(XX) A .D . ■ Whatever the reason, over twice you’re calm and easygoing, can be halted or cured. Disease as many divorced and widowed morbid person who dwells on last longer. 5. Slow down. The pace of rather than excitable and in a ContInuMi... men die before married men. thoughts of death tends to sicken WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, March 29, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. March 29, 1986 |25 Careers rTurn your skills into profitable sales ?o Look at the community’s Ivery own special needs A- « j ^60 ... ConUnuad the fact that Joyce’s home r\ housed the operation. r So 3. Finding th« right service 6 0 can work around your location or make your home base more business for you. 0 • Suit your service to commercially appealing. yourself. Your success will a Analyze your home base depend largely on how well your from a customer’s perspective. If r service suits you. customers will be coming into A tag-sale specialist is a your home, you must think in commissioned agent who runs terms of their initial reactions. garage sales, moving sales and Write down all the positives and estate sales for individuals who negatives. See how your setup C- want to dispose of various Sciiiei. y-- looks on paper and what 6 household possessions. Gloria, a modifications can be made. / tag-sale specialist, whose For example, if your biggest average yearly income over the drawback is that you’re not off a past six years exceeded $50,000, 'Id " ~ ' major artery, you can print had spent the previous five years .X - attractive directions and mail as a home-based math tutor. As them to potential customers. But a tutor, her average yearly if your home is far from most income had been $3,000. customers, if parking is ‘Tutoring never brought me inadequate or if your home the money it could have,” Successful service office is unattractive, you’ll have Gloria says, “because although I III make your physical facilities selling isn't only a loved math, I didn’t enjoy more appealing. teaching it.” A “junk addict" at poMft)ility for a hand­ • Offer to travel to a heart, she relieved her frustration ful of entrepreneurs customer’s location. Though it’s with tutoring by “haunting usually more convenient to have garage sales, tag sales and offering unusual servi­ customers come to your home, it auctions.” Eventually, she ces. may be worth your while to stopped tutoring and began extend your home on wheels. \ managing tag sales. knowledgeable and responsible. One home-based caterer, for but have no self-discipline. You starting your own home-based •Understand the nature of a Write a well-thought-out, instance, offers a delivery find a good exercise instructor service business is that you will service business. Once you’ve comprehensive, detailed business service to all distant customers. determined where your real and pay her for the routine of a be your own boss. You won’t be I She has a brightly painted biweekly workout. an employee of someone who plan as an overall guide. Not \u interests and energy lie, you only will such a plan give you mini-van with her company logo need to see how you can turn • A person buys a service profits from your labor and pays and phone number painted on it. because she has an imagined you a meager wage. structure, but it will also be very them into a profit-making helpful should you at some point • Consider home enterprise. need for it. Frequently, people One of the best ways to modifications. A home-based want services not because they ultimately succeed in this goal, wish to apply for a loan. Potential markets are often These plans are not hard to manicurist found that her difficult to identify. One woman really require another’s however, is to work as an business increased and customers expertise, but because a assistant to someone who is construct; however, you need to was sure there would be a understand the formula. The treated her with more respect market for her resume-writing nonrational part of them takes successfully operating a business when she stopped giving over and convinces them to similar to one you’d like to own Small Business Adminstration skills. She lived in a town has literature that will guide manicures at her kitchen table, bordered by three colleges and make the purchase. (someone who doesn’t live you. In addition, employees at made an entrance into her house was certain that if she advertised A nurse, for example, goes to nearby and who won’t feel Making real money at home compromised when you open many of their local offices can through her laundry room and in the publications serving these a diet consultant to help her with help you.draft a business plan. converted the laundry room into colleges, she would receive a her weight problem. The nurse your own service). In addition to having a customer and a net profit of $50. necessities. an attractive, fully equipped, substantial number of inquiries knows as much about weight You get three important well-lit salon. workable business plan, leam By Valerie Bohigian After three months you have One home-based caterer who and customers. reduction and proper diet as the benefits from doing this: You • Link up with a colleague something about basic only three customers and a net made mouth-watering gourmet She was wrong. Each of the diet consultant docs. However, become realistic about needing First, you must avoid the common and use her home base. Doris bookkeeping, either from a book rom her dormitory room profit of $200. Kind of goodies couldn’t get it together colleges not only provided she still feels it n e c e ss ^ to to budget your time and money; was a first-rate reading specialist or an adult^education course. a college student runs a depressing? Ready to throw in to make an ordinary brochure student seminars in resume have an outside authority tell her you learn about the market; and pitfalls that have killed many promising who dreamed of starting her own Don’t depend on qn accountant mutual fund for her the towel? Why? You’re $200 listing her various offerings and writing but had in-house what she already knows. you acquire a professional reading clinic, didn’t want to to put your business life in clients. From a nook off businesses. and three customers ahead of their costs. Yet, as much as she resume-writing services as well. • A person buys a service de’' anor. loved cooking, she hated writing pay commercial rents and lived The students did not have a need because a clever service-seller order. her kitchen a young where you were three months il‘ 5 Leam all you can about Yes, you can, and should, use and kept delaying. A less in a small apartment with her for her service. has created a need for it. t om mother creates and before. operating a small business. an accountant at tax time and capable competitor, who elderly mother. Rather than • Sparking an interest in your moves into a new neighborhood. maintainsF luxurious-looking Doesn’t seem like much? At abandon her dream, she joined Beyond your skill, beyond once or twice a year when your your skills into tfloney-making emerge — long-range planning, diligently and periodically service. Even if your potential He has always mowed his own fingernails for her clientele. this rate of growth, you’d be forces with Joyce, a on-the-job training, how much business gets off the ground. But sales? I realistic earnings projections, mailed detailed and updated customers seem to be currently lawn and enjoyed doing so. The From her basement studio an earning over $100,000 your first special-education teacher who general knowledge do you have you must always be in charge of artist teaches children how to First, you must avoid the advertising, publicity. fliers all over the neighborhood, satisfied with the ^rvice they “block landscaper" approaches They like performing their year! Now, don’t expect this to lived in a large home in a busy Tom and tells him that she about operating a small the financial status of your sketch. common pitfalls that have killed eventually edged her out of are getting, you niay be able to skills, but they dislike thinking happen quickly. The point is that section of town. mows all the lawns on the street. business? As a home-baser you operation. These women, and more than many prortiising businesses. You business. convince them that they need can begin on a shorter shoestring about how their skills must be customers and profits multiply The two women converted your special expertise. The landscaper offers Tom a Also, when you do bring in 10 million other Americans, are can do this by following five 2. Make sure your home-based one floor of the house into a than someone starting out in a an accountant, you will need principles essential to starting a marketed if they are to be over the long haul, even when Before starting a home-based good price. Tom turns the currently operating home-based nothing seems to be happening location is not a commercial classroom, testing room, commercial location. well-kept, accurate records for profitable home-based service profitable. service business, you should mowing over to her. service businesses. They are over the short haul. drawback. reception area and two offices. However, you won’t go as far him to work from. This means business. • Successful service sales understand fiilly the following Tom didn’t require the selling their talents and/or skills require patience, persistence and • Some up-front investigating If your home is located smack three things about why services landscaper’s help, but he had a as you can if you don’t know that you must know how to keep and making anything from 1. Commit to the philosophy They hung out a shingle a special measuring system. is necessary. Start out with an in the center of a busy town, advertising their “Reading are bought. normal desire to be accepted in general business procedures. formal records of your sales, $20,000 to $200,000 a year. 'Here today; here tomorrow; Take courses, attend seminars, When starting a home-based appropriately designed and you’re commercially blessed. Clinic and Testing Service” and • A person buys a service his new neighborhood and to be accounts receivable and accounts They are cashing in on a here five years from now.’ read books and articles and business, accustom yourself to furnished workplace. You’ll You can avoid expensive store began what eventually because she sees a real need to like his neighbors. This payable. You must have an demand for assistance in doing • Having a marketable skill interview successful business effective bookkeeping system measuring your success not by need certain basics: a good rentals and enjoy a strong mushroomed into a busy and have an expert do something for permitted the landscaper to things that others can’t or don't does not make you an executive. advantage over your competitors friends and acquaintances. worked out. ■ For some reason, millions of how much you’re earning or by telephone-answering and highly recommended learning her. A person discovers that a convince Tom that her services want to do for themselves. how well you’re doing compared message-taking system, a desk, merely because of your high service will improve the quality were essential. • Become financially aware Successful service selling isn’t would-be home-based service center. and competent. You needn’t to others, but by how far you’ve a typewriter and business visibility. Even if you live off Instead of splitting profits of her life enough for her to 4. B« an amployM before only a possibility for a handful sellers live in financial become a fiscal whiz; however, come from where you stalled. stationery. the beaten track, however, you equally, Doris and Joyce worked seek it out and pay for it. For becoming a boss. of entrepreneurs offering unusual fanlasyland. They don’t want to you should be financially be bothered with the stuff from Suppose, after one month of Be thrifty and look for good out a split that took into account instance, you need body toning One of the major appeals of services. It’s a possiblity for being in business, you have one buys, but don’t skimp on Continuad... you. too. How can you turn which successful businessess WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, March 29, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. March 28.1986 27 The Image Workshop How to pick K the shoe fits, ifs expensive! the country it was made in. By Sandl Hsatlngs Italy, France, and Spain make the best quality shoes, while QUESTION: I have a limited Italy, Spain, the U.S., Brazil, the number one clothing budget, but like to and Taiwan make the medium invest in good shoes. I plan to quality shoes and the Far East, buy several pair this spring but Brazil, Italy, and the U.S. make am not sure I can determine the the lower quality shoes. difference between a $40. a $60 Hints for shoe care: To and a $90 pair of shoes. Can you remove salt stains from a pair of newspaper in a give me some guidelines to shoes immediately apply a mix follow? of one teaspoon vinegar to ‘A cup water and then rinse with clear ANSWER: The difference water. between a $90 shoe and a $40 To avoid ruining the heel of shoe is easily recognizable. your shoes do not wear them multiple paper town However, the difference be­ while you drive (especially your tween a $60 shoe and a $90 is less right shoe). Keep a pair of shoes obvious. By routine examination in the car to wear to and from of the uppers, the soles and the office. ■ heels, the lining, the stitching and the country of origin, you will learn to di.scern the quality Caring about its readers of a shoe. The uppers of a $40 In a town like Manchester, shoe are generally synthetic, but Do you have a should also be a priority with may also be a lower grade question for The you might as well start with the number one newspaper. leather. Image Workshop? readership. In a most recent The uppers on a $60 shoe will The Manchester Herald feels be made of cowhide, kidskin, Write to Sanidi Hast­ survey conducted by First napa leather or calfskin, while it is their responsibility to be leather, often with padding. ings at Weekend Plus the uppers of a $90 shoe wilt be heel isn't firmly attached. leather and they often will be Market Research of Boston, Large stitching on the shoes listen to what residents in made of fine calfskin, kidskin, or On the other hand, the $60 shoe stamped “ all leather” . Heels Magazine, P.O. Box indicates the shoe is either a $40 the Manchester Herald holds suede. The soles and heels of a may have soles and heels that are always nailed and then Manchester have to say. They or $60 one, while small hand or 591, Manchester $40 shoe will be all synthetic. are leather, synthetic, or a mix glued to the soles. the overall local readership machine stiches indicates the Want to hear about readers Since the heel is usually glued of the two. The heel may or may The lining for a $40 pair of Conn. 06040. lead. According to the study, shoe sells for $90. You can also to the sole, beware of drippy not be nailed. The $90 shoe will shoes will be synthetic, the views on the news — what determine the shoe’s quality by the Manchester Herald is the glue marks which indicates the have soles and heels that are lining for a $90 pair of shoes will they think is important, what leader for local news, local should go into the paper and happenings and local sports, what shouldn’t. They’re with three quarters of the especially interested in A Lovely Touch of Spring readers saying the coverage points on local issues to be hearing any comments you is the most extensive. more than sufficient in i Just Released explaining the issues. may have about the service you get from the Herald. They 1 Next, the number one news­ guarantee prompt delivery A Fresh, paper should provide readers The number one newspaper and courteous, efficient New Album with a depth of information should also provide a service service on all billing matters. needed to make valued and to its.subscribers. The from If you’re not satisfied, they reasonable decisions regard­ Manchester Herald is found to want to know about it. ing key local issues that may be a good community ' impact on their lives today, or newspaper by over nine in ten If you’re still trying to figure in the future. Well that same readers, with over one third out which is the number one study shows that the rating it as very good. The Avdtableon... Manchester Herald is also a newspaper in Manchester, the Manchester Herald is rated BETHANY • A lbum very effective advertising tool facts are obvious. Your choice quite highly in terms of space Length Reg. Sale • C a sse tte f T f l l BRUSH FRINGE for reaching the Manchester will be the same paper more 45" $23 00 $18.50 ° devoted to selected issues in .ength Reg. Sale • Compact Disc 54" 2 5 0 0 20.00 Area public and it is and more readers in :4” $10.00 $ 8.00 its Opinion pages. Nearly 63” 27.00 22.00 preferred over most other Manchester choose every day. 10" 1200 9.50 • SonglDOok eight in ten readers find that Val. 8.00 6.50 16" 14 00 11.00 forms of printed advertising. The Manchester Herald — Swag 16.(X) 12.50 • StudbSeries the space devoted to view­ A" 18.00 14.50 Ties Included (all lO songs) your voice in Manchester. ,3" 20.00 16.00 Balloon Shades To Match! ’2" 22 00 17.50 tl" 24.00 19.00 Bedspreads /alance 6.00 4.75 Twin $84.00 $67.00 Ties Included Full 95.00 76.00 MORNING UKE THIS White & Naturd. W eovt nbbon through Queen 105 00 84.00 the fnnge for cotor Ousty Rose * Dusty Blue • Dusty Green (IN STOCK SUPPUES ONLY) IBibles & Books iianrI|PBtrr Mrralft Hirlborongh Gonntr; Birn LIGHT FROM COD LIFE FOR MAN _ . ______^ __ •■9 ne C l 840 Main Street, Downtown Manchester NORrm M AIN ST., RTE. 2. EXTT U or U 14 MAIN STREET MARLBOROUGH OLDSAYBROOK t t YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER TMIS.-SM. M$SJ0; Fri. I »4 ;S m . I-5J0 ‘25 Yeais of Promises Kept” Source: Flr«t Market Research of Boston, January l*k8. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, March 29, IBM WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, March 29, IBM 29 The Curious Shopper 28 Insights into Chiidhood Why does Uncle Sam Children can comfort allow so many additives Babies learn early to return caring Fake food in aii that we eat?

By Frad Rogers Her daughter nodded tendency almost all children Bwitti Sarry Head thoughtfully. “I'll be sad with share as they grow: the natural By Sonja Heinze you,” she said.. inclination to become the doers, t’s hard for families to Children’s sensitivity to the by themselves, of the things that y/Hy does our government allow be separated,.and it moods of their caregivers begins were earlier done for them. foods thet have artificial wasn't surprising that very early. Even babies tend to You can see this inclination ingredients and fiavors, things one woman, whose react differently to the sight of a working in many ways. For lihe various sweeteners and husband had to spend solemn face or a smiling one. instance, there comes a time even artificial blueberries? the weekdays away from But though children may seem even in the first year of life Can’t manufacturers use the I when the most babies will try to right foods and flavorings even home, often felt sad and lonely. to pick up particularly quickly Her two young children kept on moods of anxiety or sadness, feed the people who have b^n if they have to charge a bit her busy, and, for the most part, they’re usually just as alert to feeding them. This usually more? Olga Burr, Dunedin, she was able to look after them m o^s of joy and excitement. happens long before babies can Fla. cheerfully. One evening, though, What many parents find feed themselves. What they offer Many manufacturers are her 3-year-old son leaned up remarkable, though, is the extent their caregivers to eat may not complying with consumers’ against the chair where she was to which their young children be appetizing — the nipple on a demands for fewer artificial sitting and asked, “Are you sad. seem both eager and able to bottle, or a soggy piece of ingredients such as colors, Can’t manufacturers use the right foods Mom?” share the feelings of the people cookie. flavorings and preservatives, but “Yes,” she said, realizing her they love. That, and the the Parents certainly don't need to many still abound and probably and flavorings even if they have to charge a loneliness must have been natural way children will often feel obliged to eat what's always will. ’Today,” writes showing. “I miss your dad when take on the role of the offered, but it’s important that Phyllis Lehmann in FDA bit more? he's away.” comforter. the offer itself be appreciated. It Consumer, “some 2,800 "I miss my dad, too,” said Toddlers may become is, after all, an act of giving, substances are intentionally the boy. “We miss him concerned at a baby's crying, and a parent's reaction of disgust added to foods to produce a together.” whether or not it's a baby they may seem to a child to be a desired effect.” In another family, the mother know. They may want to go reaction to the act rather than to Many of these additives are was sad because a friend had over to the baby and pat it, talk the gift itself. beneficial. They help maintain died in an accident — a friend to it, make the crying stop. You can also see the urge to or improve the nutritional value her 4-year-old had never met. Their reaction may partly be become the doer as children of a product, such as vitamin D When her little girl asked her anxiety, but I believe it also begin finding ways to bring in milk or iodine in salt. Some one day why she was sad, she shows the beginnings of themselves pleasure. ■ additives maintain the freshness explained what had happened. kindness and demonstrates a of a product, like ascorbic acid, which keeps fruit from browning, or emulsifiers, which keep mayonnaise from separating. NIKKI’S Buy Early & Save Yet while many additives are milk,” advises Scott, “should ^ 254 Broad St., Manchester, Conn. harmless, quite a few are avoid the chicken sandwich questionable, particularly those totally, as the batter contains additives designed to make food whey (the semm or watery part Luncheon Specials Served Mon,-SaI. / ll am - 4 pm more appealing, such as coloring of milk that is separated fkim 1) Soup i& Salad (cup of soup and a big tossed salad)...... *2.9.S agents, synthetic flavors. MSG the curd, which is the part of 2) Soup & Sandwich (cup_pf soup and a BLT. Tuna Salad, Egg and sweeteners. milk that coagulates). One example is strawberry ice Mayonnaise on the chicken, or Salad. Chicken Saladflir Grilled Bacon. Tomato & Cheese)...... *2.95 cream, which may be made with any other sandwich, should be 3) Hot Open Roast Beef w/gravy. mashed & vegetable...... *.3.7.5 real strawberries, which are avoided as well.” t) Baked Manicotti w /salad...... *.3.95 expen; ive, or it may come from Betsy Davis, customer .5) Baked Stuffed Shells w/salad...... *3.95 a chemical flavoring concocted representative at McDonald’s, 6) Spaghetti w/meatball or sausage & salad...... *3.95 in a laboratory. And because tells us that milk and/or milk 7) Fish & Chips w/salad...... *3.95 consumers associate strawberries by-products are used in the with a reddish color, some of Murray claims the addition of coating of Chicken McNuggets 8) Chicken Platter (Tender Chicken Chunks w/Fries, llltimately it’s up to the it’s pure vanilla? Lynn and also in the buns. In fact, a the ice cream is tinted pink. consumer to decide whether or Stephens, Farwell, Mich. com symp to their product Onion Rings & Salad)...... *4.95 But the government, through list of 22 of McDonald’s 9) Broiled Scrod w/potato, vegetable & salad)...... *4.95 not he or she wants artificial Because of their nature, says makes the liquid “clearer,” the efforts of the Food and Drug although I don’t know why this products contain milk — feature rh» latest innovation in pool design and construction. blueberries in muffins or Polly Murray, manager 6f everything from the birthday 10) Fried Strip Clams w/fries & salad...... *4.95 Administration, “has no power should be necessary. imitation cheese on a frozen consumer services at McCormick cake to the whipped cream. 11) Chicken Parmigiana w/spaghetti...... *4.95 • corrosion bee • reinforced concrete to limit the number of additives pizza. Read the label and make & Co., different flavoring The word “pure,” like the 12) Eggplant Parmigiana w/spaghetti & salad ...... *4.95 approved or to judge whether a words “natural” and “organic,” fiberglass pool deck available a choice. extracts'such as vanilla extract READER FEEDBACK: • automatic pool cleaners particular food color, thickener or lemon extract require certain often require complicated and • thicker steel or sweetener is really needed,” confusing interpretations in the REMOVING SAP • maintenance-bee WHEN IS A percentages of alcohol in their Connie Newton. Portland, • insulated walls for says Lehmann. PISTACHO RIPE7 mixtures. food industry. design What the FDA does, and it’s Ore.: ’T m writing this in warmer water Is there any way to tell other I ure vanilla extract contains answer to a request in your 2 Locations • more pool bracing • now two locations t» an arduous task, is regulate these than by eating it whether or not 35 percent alcohol, and pure MILK ALLERGY AND ingredients mainly on the basis column from someone who • decksi^iport b etter serve you a pistachio nut is ripe? lemon extract contains 84 FAST FOODS wanted to know how to get the to Serve You Better! of safety , to see to it that the It would be hard to eat a percent alcohol. "Pure” in the / have a son who is severely additive will accomplish the sap or pitch drippings from a We are one of the area’s largest re«dential pool pistachio nut if it weren’t ripe sense of flavoring extracts does aUergic to milk. Can you find tree off a car. When I was 36 Oak St. - 649-0791 intended effect in the food, and because you would have to work not mean that the product is 100 out the ingredients in both dealers with thousands of satisfied pool owners. ascertain that the amount is no young, I saw this advice in a at prying it open. As soon as it percent vanilla, but rather that Burger King and McDonald’s newspaper: You mb'shortening higher than what is necessary to 200 W. Center - 646-6056 Our list goes on end on so w l^ not coll us today is ripe, however. Mother Nature the vanilla comes from the hamburger rolls attd Chicken on the sap or pitch and it breaks accomplish that effect. opens one end of the shell so vanilla bean, and the lemon McNuggets? I ’ve tried asking for a complete list and free estimate. The FDA also has established it down so that it can be washed you can conveniently pull it comes from the lemon. If the the managers at both places away with soap and water.” ■ standards to identify many food apart with little effort. source of the flavoring comes and have never gotten a reply. products. In other words, a from anything else, it must be Caryl Hudson, Cape May, N J. manufacturer can’t just package ALCOHOL AND CORN SYRUP identified as imitation. June Scott, supervisor of FREE DELIVERY IN MANCHESTER something and label it as FOOLS, SPAS O HOT TUJM IN VANILLA According to the FDA’s consumer relations at the Burger margarine unless it meets a King Corporation, informs us Daily deliverv from our shop to the following towns: Avon, Bloomfield, R t. 44 N EW STORE On the label o f McComuck’s standard of identity for pure certain standard of identity. that both the hamburger and Berlin. Bolton, East Hartford. Farmington, Glastonbury, Hartford, Kens­ 317 W. Service Road vattiUa it says “Pure Vanilla vanilla extract, the following COVENTRY There are 350 different types of ingredients may also be included chicken sandwich buns contain ington, New Britain, Newington, Plainville, Rocky Hill, South Windsor, 742.7308 Hartford 247.S413 foods that have to meet these Extract,” and then it says it Mon.KWed.n-VJ0 contains 35 percent alcohol plus in the mixture: glycerin, low concentrations of milk Vernon, Unionville. West Hartford. Wethersfield and Windsor. Weekdays 9-} standards. propylene glycol, sugar, invert Thun. 8C Fri. 11>7 com syrup. That couldn’t be solids. Sai.9uJ But the government can sugar, dextrose and com syrup. “The child with allergies to Sun. 9 2 Sac. 11.3, Sun. 92 regulate just so much. right! How can you know when O p«i MowUy-Fridar ‘>-6 / S«lur/i teaspoon salt No reservations accepted, but if food is ordered chocolate mousse cake. By calzone and at least one pasta Sondra Astor Stave at boorish-sounding “cauliflower" vegetables and toss again. Chill Add milk to stock and bring '/< teaspoon pepper traditional standards this is dish. But, we should also sample Weekend Plus Maga­ cup butter, melted ahead of time, a table will be ready at a specified time. was created. To further From the country where this before serving. to a boil. In a saute pan, melt neither cake nor mousse. By a chicken preparation and the Dress: Casual acceptable. grinders sound great, as does zine, P.O. Box 591, humiliate this gentle immigrant, subtle vegetable was named Serves 4 to 6. butter. Stir in flour and cook for taste standards it is the its name was stolen for the comes this zesty cold dish, ideal two minutes, stirring constantly, Preheat oven to 350F. Trim Handicapped access. realization of a chocoholic's the fried dough. I think we'd Manchester, Conn. mangled ears of prize-fighters. 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