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By Andrew Yurkovskv DiRosa Jr. Friday ruled out the Manchester Herald possibility that Weiss would be fired DiRosa says Weiss or asked to resign, though he did not Assessor J. Richard Vincent re­ rule out some kind of reprimand. signed Friday after two months of could l?e disciplined Directors interviewed Friday said turmoil over the town’s ill-fated — story on page 3 that Vincent’s resignation was the revaluation. best thing for him and for the The resignation, which was wel­ community. Some/>aid it would make comed by members of the town Board it easier for the town to proceed with a of Directors, came three days after an the town, including violations of new revaluation. official from the International Associ­ constitutional rights. He defended his "Oh, Jesus, that’s great,” Director ation of Assessing Officers said that work in a resignation letter to Town James F. "Dutch" Fogarty said when the computer program used to calcu­ Manager Robert B. Weiss. he was told of Vincent’s resignation. late assessments in the revaluation Vincent’s failure to return this week DiRosa said. “I think (Vincent) was not up to the task. The town after a two-week leave prompted would have been a hindrance. He received permission from the ‘state speculation early Friday that he stood by what he did as the gospel of Office of Policy and Management to would resign or retire. assessing. Obviously it was the wrong set aside the revaluation for one year In his letter of resignation dated gospel.” after a number of problems were Friday, Vincent wrote, "As I ex­ Director Stephen T. Cassano said. discovered. plained to you recently, I do not wish “I think it’s probably the best thing for Vincent’s resignation was effective to continue the revaluation under all parties concerned.” He said that Friday. Efforts to reach him Friday existing circumstances. It is unfortu­ Vincent did not enjoy the confidence night were unsuccessful. nate that sometimes even the best of of the Board of Directors. As part of a severance agreement plans and intentions can wither under Directors Kenneth N. Tedford and with the town, Vincent, 60, will receive the pressures of time and of miscon­ Geoffrey Naab expressed similar $43,000, minus tax deductions, for six ceived opposition.’’ thoughts. months’ salary and accumulated Weiss, who also has been sharply Director Ronald Osella said Vin­ vacation and sick time. He will also criticized for the revaluation, de­ cent’s resignation was inevitable, but receive the same medical coverage he clined to comment on the resignation, he criticized the severance agree­ has had as an employee and will saying. "I think it speaks for itself.” ment. “I think it’s ridiculous to give receive benefits as part of the town’s He also declined to comment when someone six months’ salary.’’ he said. pension plan when he reaches age 65. asked whether the town Board of Director Theunis "Terry” Werk- J. RICHARD VINCENT The agreement would prevent Vin­ Directors might take disciplinary . . . gets severance pay cent from making any claims against action against him. Mayor Peter P. Please turn to page 3 B

Noriega will but Stay In Panama .Jpage 3 Tax bill still pending Soviets building shelters for long war ... page 10 Horriestead exemption idea appears dead... page 8 Dr. Crane’s Quiz ■ffi' Assessor leaves job 9 ^ ' 1. Which one of these words suggests a wind \-4lt ■'S 'ssV^ instrument? six months’ pay FRET SLIDE BRIDGE BOW 2. Which one of these appeared first in history? Continued from page 1 1987 revaluation Grand List last OLD IRONSIDES OLD HICKORY OLD month when it became clear the FAITHFUL OLD GLORY hoven called the compensation Board of Tax Review would be unable 3. If lightning struck a tree one mile away, “ inappropriate.” to act on all the appeals. The state approximately how many seconds later would you DiRosa said. “ I don’t think you’re attorney general’s office, prompted hear the crash of thunder? ' ever happy to have to pay someone to by questions from the state Office of I 3 5 11 leave.” Policy and Management, is looking 4. Which sound suggests the farm creature that Naab said that the amount of money into whether the town mistakenly dines on acorns? paid to Vincent indicated that he had used 1986 market values forcompiling MEOW WHINNY OINK MOO to be pressured to resign. that Grand List. 5. One ounce of which one of these food substances Asked whether there was pressure The town administration, mean­ has the most calories? on the administration to have Vincent while, is using the 1986 Grand List, STARCH SUGAR ALCOHOL PROTEIN resign. Cassano said. “ Of course revised for additions and new con­ 6. Match the Bible characters at the left with the there was direction there.” struction, for the taxes that will come descriptive adjectives at the right which pertain to Fogarty said. “ If what I had to say due this July. No decision has been them. was any pressure, then I put pressure. made yet on how a new revaluation (a) D avid...... (v) Oldest The whole town was pressure. I ’ve Grand List will be compiled. (b) Samson...... (w) Wisest never seen the whole town upset like Directors Mary Ann Handley and (c) Goliath...... (x) Strongest this.” Barbara B. Weinberg could not be (d) Solomon...... (y) Tallest '■Wwr,., The administration set aside the reached for comment Friday night. (e) Methuselah...... (z) Bravest * « Answers in Classified section

y % DiRosa says Weiss *v Connecticut Weather €5k? ■>>V could be disciplined M Manchester and vicinity: Saturday, mostly Bv Andrew Yurkovskv “ How wedothat wehaven’tdecided.” cloudy. A 30 percent chance of showers. High • ■ " fr Manchester Herald Cassano dismissed the idea of firing around 60. Saturday night, partly cloudy. Low Weiss. around 40. Sunday, variable amounts of clouds and Town Manager Robert B. Weiss is “ People say fire him. That’s sun. High around 65. "ultimately responsible” for the absurd. The guy’s one of the best in West coastal, east coastal: Saturday, mostly botched 1987 revaluation and could country,” he said. cloudy. A 30 percent chance of showers. High 55 to Naab said that Weiss’ resignation or Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald face disciplinary action. Mayor Peter Rqginild Plnto/MinohMt*r Harald 60. Saturday night, partly cloudy. Low around 40. P. DiRosa Jr. said Friday. firing was out of the question, but he Sunday, variable amounts of clouds and sun. High But while two directors agreed with wouldn’t rule out some other kind of COLD DAY — Carol Joyner of 115 Still Field Road-tries to keep around 60. HONORED BY CHAMBER — Three Giblin, Dr. David Moyer and Robert DiRosa. others had little to say. Their action. warm during Friday’s baSebail game between Manchester High people accepted awards Friday night Hollander. The awards for community comments came after town Assessor But other directors reached Friday from the Greater Manchester Chamber service were presented at the chamber’s J. Richard Vincent handed in his night were not ready to say whether School and South Windsor High School. Her son, MHS of Commerce. From left are Katherine 87th annual awards dinner. resignation after two months of any action should be taken. sophomore Steve Joyner, scored the winning run in Lottery Winners problems that resulted in a decision to Director Ronald Osella said he Manchester’s 2-1 victory. set aside the 1987 revaluation. wodld not call for any punitive action Weiss would not comment Friday against Weiss at this point, while Connecticut daily Friday: 352. Play Four: 8295. Chamber honors Giblin, others on the possibility of his being Director James F, “ Dutch” Fogarty Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 2, 7, 13. 21, 37, 40. disciplined. “ I ’m not the one to ask said he didn’t know whether such Noriega agrees to quit, that question.” he said. action was called for. DiRosa and Directors Stephen T. Theunis “ Terry” Werkhoven. the at 87th annual awards dinner Cassano and Geoffrey Naab ruled out Republican minority leader, said that Index the possibility that Weiss would be the Republicans would be discussing but will stay in Panama By Alex Glrelll his efforts in getting funds for the entitled "Ecology” , which had this weekend whether disciplinary fired or asked to resign. is forced in exile. It quoted officials as Manchester Herald construction of a pool at Man­ been neglected. The sculpture “ The majority (Democratic) cau­ action should be taken against Weiss. WASHINGTON (AP) — Panaman­ Business___ i 33-34 Local news. chester High School for use by was placed at the 131 Chapel Road Democratic Town Committee ian strongman Manuel Antonio No­ saying that Noriega probably would Churchei _ cus will have to consider alternatives .14-15 Obituaries— Katherine Giblin, who has been handicapped persons. site in the Buckland Industrial Chairman Theodore R. Cummings riega has tentatively agreed to resign resign in a matter of weeks. Classified__ at this point,” DiRosa said when .35-41 Opinion. active in the Greater Manchester Johnson said the history of Park. and Republican Town Committee as defense chief but he will remain in Publicly, the administration C o m ics___ .23-25 Senior Citizens. asked whether disciplinary action Chamber of Commerce for many efforts to finance construction of Johnson said that normally a Chairman John I. Garside Jr., both of Panama at least temporarily despite pursued a policy of studied silence on Connecticut. __ 7-0 Sports .42-48 would be taken. He added that Weiss Friday, with neither the White House Focus_____ years, was the surprise recipient the pool was marked “ by fund­ company puts some kind of whom have criticized Weiss for the a strong U.S. preference that he leave . 17-32 U.S./World , . 10-11 was "ultimately responsible for the nor the State Department offering of a community service award at raisers that never got out of the monument in front of its building conduct of his employees.” revaluation problems, had little to say the country, an administration offi­ the chamber’s 87th annual shallow end.” with its name on it. “ It is difficult Friday. cial said Friday. comment. Officials apparently are Naab agreed: “ I certainly think concerned that excessive publicity awards dinner Friday night at But he said that Moyer was to be different,” Johnson said of that Mr. Weiss has to accept a major Cummings said Vincent’s resigna­ Noriega reached his decision during The Colony in Vernon. “ not content to dog paddle, Hartford Distributors’ decision to tion “ speaks for itself.” Garside said private consultations over the past might prompt Noriega to reassess his share of responsibility for what tentative decision to step down after Manrhpstrr lirrald Wiliiam Johnson, master of devised a bold new stroke.” mount the sculpture at its site. happened with the revaluation be­ the resignation was "inevitable.” He two months with the Reagan adminis­ ceremonies for the event, said the Johnson said that with the help Hollander said he was pleased declined to comment on his criticism tration, including a face-to-face meet­ five years as chief of the Defense cause he’s in charge.” “ Bob might Forces. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 101 award was being presented for “ a of state Rep. John Thompson. and honored to receive the award be reprimanded.” Cassano said. of Weiss earlier in the week. ing this week with a State Department Penny M. Sleffart, Publisher lifetime of service to the D-Manchester, Moyer got a grant and he added, “ We love being envoy, the official said. Noriega’s resignation presumably community.” from the state government that part of Manchester.” Panamanian Ambassador Juan B. would pave the way for free elections Osorgs T. Chappell Sheldon Cohan Editor Compoalng Manager He said that for Giblin there are made it possible to complete the Awards were also presented to Sosa, a leader of the anti-Noriega and the restoration of constitutional Daniss A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard no failu res, “ just missed project. The grant, of $50,000, members of the chamber for their forces in Washington, reacted sharply rule in Panama. Advertising DIractor Praaaroom Manager opportunities.” ended a 25-year search for the efforts in the past year. The 8th District canceis baii to word of the proposed agreement, Jeanne Q. Fromarth The administration had been con­ Marti F. Abraltls Johnson, former president of $400,000 that was needed to build recipients were Joseph McCava- accusing the United States of going Bualnaaa Manager Circulation Manager cerned that any solution that allowed the Savings Bank of Manchester, the pool, used by the youthful nagh, of Lynch Motors, for his An $125-a-couple ball that was to than enthusiastic” response. Only beyond its authority in trying to Noriega to remain on in Panama Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the described Giblin as “ salty of tone members of lOH to teach handi­ work on the Product Show. have raised funds for the 100th about 15 tickets were purchased for negotiate Panama’s political future. Manchester Publishing Co.. 18 Bralnard Place, Manchester, could enable him to retain effective and direct of manner.” capped people to swim. Bernard Apter. of Regal Men’s anniversary celebration of the the event, which was to have been That issue, he said in an interview, Conn. 08040. Second class postage paid at Manoheatsr. Conn. control even if he surrendered his Postmaster: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. He said of the outspoken In accepting the award. Moyer Shop, for his work on the Feast Eighth District Fire Department the kickoff for a celebration that “ has to be negotiated by military post. P.O. Box 591, Manchaalsr, Conn. 08040. community leader, that if a quoted the motto of lOH; “ Take Fest, Michael D. Belcher, of has been canceled. will include a parade. Panamanians.” II you don’t receivs your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 comtnittee was made up entirely My Hand.” The U.S. official, insisting on a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. H you're unable Manchester Structural Steel, and Thomas O’Marra, a spokesman The ball was to have been held at But the U.S. official said that to reach your carrier, call subacribsr sarvics at 847-9048 by 8 of people like her, there would be He thanked those who had Tony Gorman for their work in anonymity, said the tentative solution for the fire department, said La Renaissance in East Windsor on Noriega, once he steps down, would be p.m. weekdays lor delivery In Manchester. constant bloodshed. contributed and said many con­ Ambassador’s Club. was “ less than ideal” because it Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 lor one Friday that the firefighters would May 14. like a “ cop out of uniform” and would 3. “ One to a community is tributions came from the busi­ Steven H. Thornton, chairman would allow Noriega to remain in month. 123.10 for three months, $48.30 lor six months and have to “ rearrange” their fund­ cease to be the dominant force in enough,” he said. ness community. of the Board of Directors of the O’Marra said that firefighters Panama after his resignation. $02.40 for one year. Senior cHIzsn rates and mall ratse are raising activities after only a Panama’s political life. avallaMs on request. The award was one of three Robert Hoilander, of Hartford chamber, said the chamber has were still looking for sponsorship “ We have to settle for three-fourths To place a classified or display advertlssmsnt, or to report a handful of those expected to buy given by the chamber for com­ Distributors, accepted an award had “ a successful year, a big for the activities planned during of a loaf,” the official said. Sosa said any deal which allows news Item, story or picture Idea, call 843-3711. Otilce hours are tickets to the ball purchased them. Noriega to remain in Panama would 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday. munity service. for his firm given by the year, and we’ve had a fun year.” the celebration. He said he is The Washington Post said in Fri­ The Mancheslsr Herald Is a mambar of the Associated Prssa. Dr. David Moyer, formerpresi- chamber’s Environment and “ What can you expect of the He said that the price of the hoping the business community day’s editions that Noriega is known not be acceptable to the Panamanian the Audit Bureau of Circulations and tha New England dent of the Instructors of the will respond. to prefer the Dominican Republic if he opposition. Newspaper Association. Beautification Committee. The chamber next year? More of the tickets was a factor in the “ less Handicapped, was honored tor company rescued a sculpture same,” he said. New coalition forming Abuse caseload steady, still frustrating to keep moms healthy By Anita M. Caldwell abuse program and a general assess­ Manchester Herald ment and treatment program for Bv Anita M. Caldwell Board of Education, the Red children and thgir families. Manchester Herald Cross, the American Cancer The number of reported child abuse Baker said many times a family Society and other child and cases in Manchester and two area needs more than one type of therapy Helping expectant mothers to family agencie^as well as day towns has not changed significantly or more than one therapist because stay healthy is the focus of a new care directors,'‘The community over the last two years, but area social there may be multiple issues that are coalition forming in Manchester services council sponsored the workers say that more r ^ a in s to be causing the problem. as part of the Connecticut event. done before the circle ofabuse stops. "If you were a victim and your Healthy Mothers/Healthy Babies The Connecticut coalition was In Manchester, the number of cases therapist was also the one for the Coalition based in Hartford. created in March 1983 and now reported for 1986-87 was 176 and the offender, the victim would feel they has 80 members statewide, said number for 1986-86 was 177, according would be compromised if their Joanne Cannon, community Muriel Yacavone, former coordi­ to the most recent statistics available therapist was also the abuser’s health nurse in the town’s health nator for the Connecticut from the state Department of Child­ therapist,” he said. department, said, “What we’re coalition. ren and Youth Services regional office “The victim has to feel that they looking for is to provide the The local chapters are New in Vernon. In Bolton, three cases were have an advocate." he said. service providers with what Haven. Middletown and Norwich. reported in 1986-87, down from the five The Exchange Club Center for the Healthy Mothers/Healthy Babies Cannon hopes to generate enough reported in 1985-86. Prevention of Child Abuse in Vernon does.” interest to begin a chapter in There were no cases reported in provides families with volunteers who Manchester. Andover for 1986-87, down from the work in the homes as parent aides, The group held a luncheon Through quarterly meetings, three reported for 1985-86. A spokes­ said Betsy Palmer, executive direc­ meeting Thursday at South Uni­ service providers get a chance to man for the DCYS office in Norwich, tor. Volunteers are trained to work ted Methodist Church to distrib­ “network” and discuss ways to which serves Coventry, among other with child abuse and neglect cases Rtginald PInto/MtnohMiar Hamid ute information on the program. help mothers-to-be maintain con­ towns, said that no figures were and visit a home twice a week while DOWNTOWN PLAN — Realtor-developer' Warren H. Howland is A Healthy Mothers/Healthy cern about their health and the available for Coventry. health of their babies, Yacavone maintaining phone contact in between planning to replace this building at 555 Main St. with a four-story Babies program helps to Increase Statewide, the number of confirmed the visits. women’s awareness about the said. abuse cases in the 1986-87 fiscal year The agency serves several towns buiiding and two-levei underground garage. importance of good health for was 2,670, up from the 2,570 reported east of the river including Glaston­ themselves and their unborn in 1985-86. Nationwide, reported cases bury, East Hartford, Manchester. babies. TTie coalition is to help of child abuse have more than tripled South Windsor. Vernon, Tolland. those who work with expectant from 1976 to 1986. Stafford, Ellington, Hebron, Andover Four-story building planned mothers learn what is available, SHIRTS While the number of cases has not and Marlborough. to give more help to the women, Washed and risen; state social workers say that Palmer believes volunteers make a and to share problems a provider more needs to be done to lower them. big difference in the progress of at Howland’s downtown site may have about health care for Hand-Pressed And, as state Child Abuse Prevention family treatment but at first the their clients. Cannon said. Month draws to a close, they say that family may be hesitant to accept the Bv Nancv'Concelman stores,” he/aid. more remains to be done to end abuse. lay therapist. Plans also include 30 to 35 condominium Those who had been invited to Manchester Herald the luncheon included members $100 Wendy Ryalls, social worker for “There’s always a concern of how units that Howland hopes to sell for about each DCYS in Hartford, said one of the the volunteer will be received,” she $200,000 each. of the Manchester (immunity A four-story building that would include Services Council, members of the biggest frustrations is defining abuse said. “It takes time to form a office, retail and residential space has The new building would probably go up to parents. relationship with someone.” been proposed by a local developer to before the existing structure is torn down “ (Parents) normally do not admit Palmer said there’s no quick fix to replace an existing building at 555 Main St. so existing stores aren't disrupted too LUCA’S there is a problem," she said. problems either. Realtor and developer Warren Howland much, he said EMERGENCY Drop-Off Laundry Ryalls, who has been with the state “People spend lifetimes getting to Three houses behind the building, said Friday he plans to replace the existing Fire — Police — Medical 180 Spruce St., Manchester agency for 3‘A years, said that many the point where we finally see them building, which houses Encore Jewelers of including a three-family and a one-family parents who were abused as children MORE CASES — Reports of child abuse and neglect in the U.S. It’s just not realistic to think you can Manchester, the Salon Ultra beauty shop dwelling and a two-family dwelling that DIAL 911 don’t see that what they’re doing is more than tripled between 1976 and 1986, according to the make a long-range impact in a couple houses the Warren E. Howland Inc. real wrong. and the U.S. Armed Forces recruiting In Manchester American Association for Protecting Children. Between 1985 of months,” Palmer said. office. estate company and ain apartment on the 646-7749 "If I tell them, ‘this is abusive But sometimes the agencies them­ and 1986, it’s estimated that reported cases of child abuse Howland said final plans for the second floor, will taken down, Howland behavior and you have to stop,’ they selves get “stuck” and haven’t been proposed building aren’t complete, but he said. Tenants of those buildings have been look at me like I’m crazy,” she said. increased by about 12 percent nationally. able to find an effective treatment notified and have about a year to find new MOTHER’S DAY Reports of child abuse have in­ hopes to get them to the Planning method for a particular case, said Department by the end of the summer and places, he said. IS creased within the last two years, but cases from Manchester and 15 other where appropriate therapy can be Andrew Schwartz, service director begin construction in March 1989. He had "They were not happy.” he said, “But MAY 8th that may be due more to greater communities, including Bolton and provided, Killam said. for Child k Family Services. no estimate on the cost of the project. they knew going in there that it wasn’t awareness than toa greater niimlber Andover. If there is a suspicion of At the Community Child Guidance Creating the Child Advocacy Teams The proposed building would be 40 feet or permanent.” of events, said^tob Regan, pl^lic child abuse. Killam said the office Clinic, 317 N. Main St.. Manchester, has helped agencies to work together four stories high with a two-level under­ Howland said he’s been thinking about information offilifefor DCYS. Regan usually hears about it. for example, there are four areas of on certain cases, he said. Each ground parking garage. ’The garage, putting up a new building for about 12 believes communities are more Those who report cases of suspected service for families, said Barry community has formed a group with years. He had originally wanted to put up a concerned. combined with some surface parking, will abuse are physicians, nurses and Baker, psychiatric social worker and representatives from various provide about 200 parking spaces, How­ 10-story structure, but zoning regulations Child abuse includes physical and school personnel, who are mandated coordinator of the sexual abuse agencies. land said. limited the height to 40 feet on Howland’s sexual abuse, cases of neglect and by law to do so. Day-care workers and program at the clinic. With the client’s permission and The new building would also include 1.5-acre piece of land, which is zoned cases where the child is at risk of other child-care providers also report One service is a school program for often with the client present, the team about 40,000 square feet of office space and Business III. abuse. abuse. Killam said the agency also children who are socially and emo­ of representatives meet to discuss the 8.000 to 10,000 square feet of retail space, “I wanted to build a 10-story building, Ann Killam, social work supervisor gets many anonymous calls. tionally maladjusted. Baker said. ways of treating a problem, Schwartz including the existing stores. but the town of Manchester said ’no’ so at the DCYS office in Vernon, said Once a case has been reported, Another is a special research pro­ said. The team concept is to show the * Howland said he hopes to attract larger instead I’m turning it on its side,” Howland Manchester “is a town where the DCYS determines which kind of gram devoted to assessment and family that there is an alternative to offices that would take up whole floors, but said. reporting system, is working well." treatment would be needed. The treatment of children under age 5. dealing with issues of child-parent that the average office would probably Howland, a real estate broker for 37 ’The Vernon DCYS office handles agency refers the case to agencies Other services include a sexual relationships, he said. measure about 2,000 square feet. He said years, has lived in Manchester for 38 he’s talking to a bank that may want to years. He’s been active with the chamber open a branch office there if plans go of commerce, the board of Realtors, the Law Day set Monday; lawyers to honor Maidment forward, but wouldn’t say which bank. Downtown Manchester Association and “They will be small, service-type other community and state organizations. Lawyers in Manchester will join Manchester. The Manchester Bar years before retiring. He is a past second place: and Matthew Sass. hundreds of their counterparts across Association has planned events on member of the Democratic Town third place. the country when they sponsor Monday and Thursday for the cele­ Committee, past vice president of the The lawyers also have another programs next week in recognition of bration, Murdock-Meggers said. Manchester Land Conservation Trust event planned for Thursday when a Town hires personnel assistant “Law Day,” designated Monday by Monday’s event will be centered and a member of the Conservation panel of attorneys will discuss estate the American Bar Association. around presenting the Liberty Bell Commission. planning, real estate, criminal law A personnel assistant at St. Francis time until Parry returns from maternity Robin Murdock-Meggers, an attor­ Award to Manchester resident Harry “It was very nice for the bar and family matters. That program leave in July or August. Werbner said. ney with the Manchester law firm of Maidment for his service to the association to do this,” Maidment will be held at the Whiton Memorial Hospital and Medical Center, Hartford, Lessner, Castleman & Falkenstein, community and for encouraging said. Library on North Main Street at 7:30 has been hired by the town of Manchester Parry began her maternity leave at the said the purpose of the day is “to make respect of the law. The award will be Sharing the spotlight with Maid­ p.m. to share the job of personnel director with end of the work day Friday. people aware that laywers help people given at Manchester Superior Court. ment on Monday will be the recipients The attorneys on the panel are the present personnel director, Linda Parry, when Parry returns from mater­ Devendorf holds a master’s degree in understand their rights.” Maidment. of Cliffside Drive, has of the association’s essay contest for Josiah J. Lessner of Lessner, Castle­ labor and industiral relations from Michi­ c Jewelers Since 1885 nity leave later this year. BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN “All too often we hear the bad side,” been involved in Boy Scouts for 50 ninth-graders on the theme, “How man & Faikenstein: Vincent Diana of gan State University. She has worked the Janette Devendorf will start work May MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTh BURY TORRiNGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY she said. Law Day is to help people see years and has been a scoutmaster for Does Law Affect Your Daily Lives?” Garrity, Diana, Conti & Houck: past 4>A years as personnel assistant at St. Chifg«/Mi9ie« Oa»0'ViS*/A'ri*<.c*n E «D»t5S “the good things (lawyers) do.” 40 years. Winners of the contest, all from Richard Dyer of Dyer, Phelon. 18, Assistant Town Manager Steven R. Francis Hospital. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. also has Maidment was a guidance counse­ Bennet Junior High School, are Kate Squatrito. Fitzgerald & Wood: and Werbner said Friday. She will work full proclaimed Monday as “Law Day” in lor at Manchester High School for 35 Stems, first place: Kristen Trombley. Leonard Horvath of Golas Sc Horvath. Few volunteers responding Lockout ruling significant for Coit strikers Bv Dean GolembeskI department’s three-member Appeals Tribunal. But The finding of no lockout also threatened the The Associated Press while the appeal was pending, more than 650 union’s case before the NLRB, where the UAW has workers were found eligible to receive unemploy­ accused Colt of 28 violations of labor laws. The decision Friday reversed the referees’ to plea for Family Friends HARTFORD — A state review board ruled Friday ment benefits. finding. The board members include one nrianage- that hundreds of striking Colt workers are victims of About $3.2 million had been paid out to most of the eligible workers when Peraro’s decision was struck ment representative, one union representative and By Anita AA. Caldwell started. These are Hartford, a 2-year-old lockout and are entitled to millions of experience, Cecchini said. down by the Appeals Tribunal on Dec. 1. 1987. ’^ e one independent member. The management AAanchester Herald Cleveland, Los Angeles, Miami, dollars in unemployment benefits., Practical experience is learned referees found that no lockout existed, determining representative was the one member who voted Omaha. Salt Lake City and San The finding of a lockout is a significant victory for at Beach Park School for the the union’s letter was not proper notlfcation that the against Friday’s ruling. Manchester families of child­ Antonio. the workers as they seek back pay and reinstate­ handicapped in West Hartford, strikers were willing to return to work. Madore said the ruling paves the way for 75 union ren who are chronically ill or Each program is overseen by ment to their jobs in hearings before the federal Newington Children’s Hospital The reversal was hailed by the company and members to receive benefits. The 75 include 60 disabled can now get a helping two organizations, one that National Labor Relations Board. School in East Hartford and at appealed by the union. Under the referees’ decision, whose benefits were suspended in December and 15 hand around the house, but only if serves older adults and one that “ We’re really excited about it. We felt from day Hartford Hospital in the pediatric striking workers faced the prospect of having to others who were set to start receiving benefits when enough volunteers come forward, serves children, Cecchini said. one we were going to win it.” said Robert Madore. ward, Cecchini said. repay all benefits they collected. the Appeals Tribunal reversed Peraro. said Mimi O’Leary, director of The Hartford-based program is Each friend visits the family president of United Auto Workers Local 376. the Family Friends Program, a overseen by Hartford Hospital, four hours a week, but is free to The state Labor Department’s Board of Review’s new service that m atch^ adults where the office is located, and visit more if that’s what the decision, approved 2-1. completes the state Labor over age 50 with families of the Capitol Region Conference of family and program volunteer Department’s review of the benefits dispute. chronically ill or/ disabled Churches. wants, Cecchini said. The complicated and lengthy appeals process children. ^ Only older adults are chosen, Travel expenses are reim­ could continue, however. Colt Industries Inc. has 30 "The families who need the Cecchini said, “ beAuse they bursed, she said, and accident days in which to file an appeal with the state service are there in Manches­ have a lifet^ime of special skills and liability insurance is pro­ Superior Court. ter,” O’Leary said. acquired from caring for others.” vided. An annual physical exam “ This was not unexpected. The union has won a But she said the response from Currently, the program serves is required as well, she said. round, but the company also has won a round,” said Manchester older adults has been six towns in the Hartford area: Cecchini said that O’Leary Richard Reibling, Colt’s vice president for minimal. Hartford, Wethersfield, East recruits the families that are personnel. “ This means that we go to court, which is "These are people in your Hartford, Bloomfield, Manches­ looking for help and both she and where we want to be.” community who need your help,” ter and Wethersfield. O’Leary watch during the train­ Reibling said it would be to the company’s O’Leary said. “ All a family friend needs to be ing to see which volunteer would advantage to have a court hearing, because there, The Family Friends Program, is patient, compassionate, sensi­ best match a particular family. he believes. Colt will receive an impartial review. hi launched by the National Council tive, have good listening skills, Once the family friend and He predicted the company will win its case in court. on Aging in Washington in 1984. maturity and ... love children.” family get comfortable with each The bitter labor dispute began Jan. 24,1986. when provides a kind of surrogate Cecchini said. “ They give mom other, the parents have more about 1,000 workers walked out at Colt Firearms grandparent to the child and and dad a break from the 24-hour time to take care of their own Division plants in Hartford and West Hartford. The surrogate parent to the parents, care.” needs, Cecchini said. workers were dissatisifed that no new contract had Here's a mortgage that's a cut alx)ve the rest. A said Barbara Cecchini, volunteer While the older adults may " If the mom wants to take a been reached to replace one that expired on April 1. NOW, an one-year adju.stable rate mortgage taking coordinator for the program have a heart full of love, they also bubble bath, she can.” Cecchini advantage of today's most advantageous rale — based in Hartford Hospital. need some training to work with said. . 1985. with the option of swilehing to the security of a Cecchini said the program was the special needs of the family As talks stalled. Colt hired replacement workers. For families who want a Adjustable fixed rate mortgage. At Ttie Banking Center, you started in 1986 in Haijtford after a they visit. The union responded with a letter on Aug. 16, 1986. volunteer from the Family can convert our Convertilrle Adjustafjle Rale successful pilot program in Wa­ ’Draining is provided and in­ suggesting workers return to work under the Friends Program or for inter­ Mortgage to a fixed rale anytime from month Kf shington. ’The National Council on cludes 20 hours over a two-week provisions of the contract that expired April 1. 1985. ested volunteers, call Barbara Rate to month fit) —with no conversion fees! Hie Aging chose seven other cities period, both in the classroom and The company refused the offer Cecchini or Mimi O’Leary at choice is yours. where programs were to be at health institutions for practical 524-7084. The company’s refusal became a factor in then-Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro’s More homeowners are lkfx:kl. Cheshire. Darx'ii. Sew liw n. (Jakvilk- Indudat Braaklaat and OInnar Energy and a member of the Presidium of the Soviet The two students. Nancy Herzog and Hellen Prosper I .Soulhinginii. Soulhixjrv. Watertown W olroti arxl W rxxltxirv U td tc tllo n SuptrviMion 3 years: this position was held by Mrs. Viel. Academy of Sciences. He also headed Soviet Papavizas. were also Thursday ordered to perform delegations to meetings on the Chernobyl disaster of 100 hours of community service and pay $1,150 in Also, James Ridyard’s name was i2r 64 9-59 85 the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Memlx r KDIC damages under the probation program accepted by inadvertently misspelled. Superior Court Judge Albert W Cretella Jr. Agency, or IAEA. t I Homestead plan State & Region NYPD restrained in gun use, Couple reunited with daughter in spite of kiiiings, stats show won’t be part of WILTON — A Russian woman with cancer and her husband have been reunited with theirdaughter the restrictiveness of the policy, police originally reported. in Connecticut following a nine-year battle for NEW YORK (AP) - New York and remains the most restrained Asked if firearms policy would reval relief bill permission to emigrate from the Soviet Union. City police are among the more restrained in the nation in using among the large police depart­ be changed in the aftermath of Marianna and Irma Simontov said their first ments in tierms of shooting,” Fyfe the two shootings. Chief of thought when they got off a plane Wednesday at their guns, experts say, contrary Bv Judd Everhart said. Detectives Robert Colangelo re­ John F. Kennedy International Airport was that all to a common perception rein­ The Associated Press forced by this week’s killings of None of which consoles Guy sponded, “ We are constantly their suffering had come to an end. Ferraro, whose 31-year-old wife, reviewing our policy.” They said in an interview Thursday that their an unarmed woman and a vete­ HARTFORD — The controversial “ homestead ran police officer. Lidia, was killed early Wednes­ exemption” provision in the property tax relief bill second thought was that their daughter, Helen day in a hail of police bullets a fter The sergeant who shot out Mrs. Beylkin of Wilton, wouldn’t recognize them after a "Many peopie say ... ‘They’re Ferraro’s tires apparently vio­ pending in the House appeared dead Friday as more killing people left and right,' but a car chase that began when she nine-year separation. lated a 1985 department regula­ than enough House members signed onto amend­ that’s directly counter to the ran a red light. ments to kill it. Beylkin said she was also “ kind of nervous” about tion against firing shots at a figures,” said Thomas Reppetto, “ She was defenseless. They But its backers refused to give up hope. the reunion. surrounded her. It was coldb­ moving vehicle. The sergeant a former Chicago police com­ was suspended. The provision is vehemently opposed by Gov. mander who is president of the looded murder,” said Ferraro. William A. O’Neill, who has promised to veto the bill Ukrainians plan protest Citizens Crime Commission of Police said afterward that a Virtually all major police de­ in which it’s included. He believes it would hurt sergeant had fired three shots at NEW BRITAIN — Some area residents of New York City, a watchdog partments have similar rules, business by increasing taxes and pit towns against group. the car’s tires. Because of a police experts said. A 1986 U.S. Supreme each other. Ukrainian descent plan to protest outside a New radio report that shots were fired, V -l S, Britain courthouse next week during a speech by an Tighter guidelines for the use of Court ruling said deadly physical Under the homestead proposal, a town would be deadly force began developing officers who converged on the force may not be used to stop a able to exempt up to the first $25,000 of the value of Israeli judge who sentenced John Demjanjuk to scene may have thought the i* death. after a federal study found that fleeing felon. residential and commercial property from local police shootings helped spark 13 woman fired the shots and was property taxes. The Rev. Jakiw Norton, pastor at St. Mary armed, police said. No weapon Fyfe, who researched police Ukrainian Orthodox Church, said the protesters will riots in the 1960s, said James The overall bill is designed to offer relief to towns Fyfe, a former New York police­ was found in her car. shootings in New York for his undergoing revaluation, which often results in be demonstrating Monday when Judge Dov Levin The same day, a veteran officer doctoral thesis, found that a speaks at “ Law Day-USA” ceremonies in New man who is chairman of Ameri­ dramatic tax increases for residential property can University’s Department of was shot during a drug raid. The restrictive policy instituted in owners. Britain Superior Court. Justice, Law and Society. fatal bullet came from another 1972 led to a sharp drop in the Some 92 House Democrats and Republicans have Norton said the protesters think the Ukrainian- officer’s gun — not the gun of a number of fatal police shootings, born Demjanjuk, a retired Cleveland auto worker “ New York was really at the signed onto amendments removing the exemptions forefront in terms of the degree of woman arrested in the raid, as which reached 87 in 1971. from the bill. That’s 16 more than needed to get the who moved to the United States in 1952, is the victim amendment through. of mistaken identity. The bill has already cleared the Senate. If, as Stu HIpkIns/Speclal to the Herald Demjanjuk was sentenced last week to die for expected, the House removes the homestead crimes committed while he was a Nazi concentra­ Cop kills hatchet- wielding patient provision, the measure will have to go back to the SPRING FLING — Mona Goin of lege Friday. Inflating balloons in the tion camp guard in occupied Poland. upper chamber. Manchester, left, ties a balloon for Marie background are Dahlia Belnavis, 21, of FAIRFIELD (AP) - A Fair- “ Upon arrival and after some broken hand, and then released, The homestead proposal is strongly favored by Boulay of East Hartford, right, as the two Hartford, and Jan Wright, 19, of field police officer on Friday shot conversation, one of the officers said hospital spokesman William Senate Democrats and, despite its moribund state. Lie detector ruling expected 19-year-olds prepare for the "Spring Manchester. and killed a man who attacked was attacked by the subject with Roots. Senate President Pro Tern John B. Larson. D-East Fling" at Manchester Community Coi- NEW LONDON — A Superior Court judge is him with a hatchet in a home, a hatchet and the officer re­ Hartford, refused to say Friday that it was dead. Sambrook said police were expected to rule Monday whether evidence from a poiice said. sponded by firing his weapon,” “ I ’d say it’s limping,” Larson said, with a weak beginning a formal investigation, lie detector test passed by murder defendant Police had been called to a Sambrook said. grin. “ Anytime the man on the second floor although it appeared that proper Richard Crafts can be presented to the jury. home to accompany staff (O’Neill) is against a bill, it’s got a major strike Kaminiski was taken to St. police procedure was followed Meotti’s land bill suffers setback Judge Barry Schaller held a hearing on the issue members of the Greater Bridge­ against it from the start.” Vincent’s Medical Center in ’’Sergeant Thompson was outside the presence of the jury on Thursday. port Mental Health Center who House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg. D-New Haven, HAR’TFORD (AP) - A bill Before the vote to send the bill ieted a provision that at least 25 Bridgeport, where he was pro­ fighting for his life.” Sambrook Crafts’ lawyers want the test results presented to wished to interview a man said he was 10 to IS votes short of being able to get aimed at promoting open-space back to the Planning and Devel­ percent of the money be ear­ nounced dead at 11:15 a m.. .said. the jury, while the prosecution argued against their identified as Joseph J. Kaminski, the bill through the House. preservation and affordable opment Committee, the bill was marked for housing land pur­ Sambrook said. being entered into evidence. 30. an outpatient at the mental housing suffered a serious set­ approved 18-17 after the Senate chases and another 25 percent for Asked if he thought homestead was dead. Stolberg Crafts, a 50-year-old Eastern Airlines pilot, took center, according to Capt. Joseph The officer involved in the back Friday when the state adopted a compromise Republi­ open space. Instead, all of the said: “ Well, a lot of people change their minds on the test voluntarily on Dec. 4, 1986, about two weeks Sambrook. Sambrook said Ka­ shooting, Sgt. Ronald Thompson, W eM y Senate referred it back to can amendment. money, or any fraction, could be things. I think it’s very uphill for the homestead, but after his wife. 39-year-old Helle Crafts, vanished. minski’s mother had called the was also taken to St. Vincent’s, Health Tip anything can happen. Anything.” committee. Like the original, the new used for either purchase. In three separate tests, no deception was detected center reporting that her son was where he was treated for a He said parts ofe and early indications from “ To refer is to kill.” said Sen. version permits towns to levy a when Crafts denied kiliing his wife or hiring acting strangely. laceration on his back and a actions initiated to increasd domestic heavyweight Michael P. Meotti. D- real estate conveyance tax of up Meotti reluctantly supportea someone to kill her, state police Detective William business from current levels are very Glastonbury. co-chairman of the to 0.5 percent, the money to be the GOP amendment, but a Dyki testified Thursday. encouraging.” \ Environment Committee and the used to buy open space or develop majority of the Democratic- Souders stHd the process of, integrating Emery bill’s chief supporter in the housing, with part of that money controlled Senate argued that it and PurolaiW Courier Corpl field offices are Senate. “ If it doesn’t come back to be set aside as affordable to amounted to a piecemeal ap­ Surplus estimate now $787,000 “ moving ahead quickly,” Emery purchased (from committee). we’ll have lost low- and middle-income families. proach to both problems and sent HARTFORD — The estimated state budget Purolator last year. an opportunity.” But the GOP amendment de- it back to committee. surplus for the year ending June 30 is $787,000, according to figures released Friday by Comp­ troller J. Edward Caldwell. HUGE House has extra session Panel rescues drunken driving bill That was a drop of $113,000 from last month’s by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. estimate of the General Fund surplus. HAR’TFORD (AP) — In what has become an Meanwhile, the Transportation Fund, which is HAR'TFORD (AP) - A tough exercised over the issue that he denying the accused the oppor­ TRAVELERS annual event, the state House of Representa­ made up of revenues from the gasoline tax and drunken driving bill that earlier jumped up and gave the Nazi tunity to cross examine the ABROAD tives planned to hold a session on Saturday. provoked a Nazi salute from one salute to express his feeling that motor vehicle fees, is running a $28.4 million The 1988 legislative session must adjourn by officer amounted to facism. As a traveler abroad, have you been lawmakei; who considered provi­ surplus. concerned about suddenly becoming midnight Wednesday, and scores of bills sions in it facist was approved by MARKET III, and flndlng a competent English- remain on the House and Senate calendars. the Judiciary Committee Friday speaking doctor to treat you? By Join­ QUALITY SHARPENING & Man refuses to leave house ing lAM AT, the International Assoc, With just 36 members, the Senate is able to night and sent back to the House EVERY SUNDAY lor Medical Assistance to Travelers, handle bills much more rapidly than the floor. SMALL ENGINE REPAIR SERVICE MILFORD — A man has refused to follow orders one can get a directory that lists, by ISl-member House, where debates of an hour The bill, approved on a 19-7, from Milford city officials to move out of his home, Show: 9 AM-5 PM countries and dtles, good doctors who or more on seemingly innocuous bills are not which was condemned nearly six years ago. not only speak fluent English, but who would allow on-the-spot license • CIRCULAR BLADL.S • SCLS.SOR.S FREE ADMISSION agree to treat Americans and charge unusual. suspensions for suspected The city Health Department told Vincent P. them according to lAMAT's Used lee • liLECTRlC EDGERS ^ ° "j •TUNE-LT.S So. the House usually finds itself in a crunch dumken drivers who refused a Carbone, 58, last week that he had to leave the house Hurry! Get schedule. For the directory, etc. write at the end of each session and a Saturday to lAM AT, 73« Center St., Lewiston. sobriety test or registered a • HAND CHAIN S.AWS Z ° ^ •REPAIRS at 253 High St. ENFIELD MALL N Y 140*2. session is necessary. Charles Motes, chief of the department s there before blood-alcohol level of 0.1 percent • CARBIDE BLADES i o J ? • 0V|;RH.\U1.S INTERNATIONAL House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg, D-New or higher. environmental division, said the house is a serious all the price­ Haven, said Friday that several controversial less antiques The committee deleted a provi­ health hazard. ^ ^ , bills were likely to be taken up Saturday. The two-story, green clapboard house has broken sion in the bill’s original version Snapper Outdoor Power Equipment are gonel FLEA MARKET Those could include property tax relief, windows and is cluttered with boards and other 3. which allowed the arresting of­ also, Gilson & ECHO Outdoor Power Equipment municipal residency requirements, allowing materials. An old washing machine sits on the Dealer space 15-year-olds to work in restaurants and ficer to file a report without SALES • SERVICE Offering prompty quality service (EXIT 47E -1-91 HAZARD AVENUE) appearing at a hearing if the porch. possible revisions to a bill passed last year Inside there’s evidence of insect and vermin available INFORMATION: (203) 242-1B49 driver chose to challenge the 348 Main Street aimed at requiring doctor to accept Medicare i itation, according to city records. Junked cars suspension. Manchester as full payment for services to the elderly. QUALITY SHARPENING sit on the property. , Stolberg said the House would convene at 11 During House debate earlier 104 HILLIARD STREET Carbone says he won't leave unless he s carried 649-1025 a.m. and try to adjourn by 6 p.m. Saturday. this week. Rep. Richard 'Tuli- out. sano. D-Rockv Hill, became so MANCHESTER. CT 06040 649-2111 Test-ban tests Nation & World Thousands strike in Poland no failure yet KRAKOW, Poland (AP) — Thousands of workers struck for higher pay at a heavy machinery plant GERLACH, Nev. (AP) — American and Soviet Friday, capping a week of Poland’s worst labor scientists met with frustration Friday in the first of trouble since communist authorities suppressed the a series of experiments they hope will prove that a Solidarity union more than six years ago. cheat-proof ban on all nuclear weapons testing is Warsaw police detained Jacek Kuron, a ’senior possible. adviser to the outlawed Solidarity federation. A Scores of seismic monitors from both countries member of Kuron’s household said three plainclo- were set up to record the vibrations from three thesmen Arrived at his home in Warsaw as Kuron non-nuclear explosions scheduled in remote areas was being interviewed by telephone by a Western of Nevada on Friday and Saturday to see if even the radio station. smallest blasts could be detected. Strikes began Monday with bus and streetcar But Friday’s first detonation of 10 tons of TNT drivers leaving their jobs in the western city of buried 160 feet beneath the Biack Rock Desert 100 Bydgoszcz. Workers at the huge Lenin steel works miles north of Reno failed to register on any of the at Nowa Huta, outside Krakow in the southern seismometers, although it did sharply jolt the industrial belt, struck Tuesday and on Friday came ground under observers 500 feet away. the strike at the machinery plant at Stalowa Wola, “ It's not a failure,” said Holly Eissler, research 65 miles east of Krakow. geophysicist at the University of California San AP photo Diego. “ It just tells us something we had No explosives on Aloha jet suspected.” BACK AGAIN — Dean Marlin is greeted dropped out of a tour of the old “Rat She said scientists had been concerned that KAHULUI, Hawaii — A structural failure rather by four members of the Qolddiggers Pack” group March 21 for treatment of a Nevada’s complex geography would not carry than explosives may have caused the “ big bang” kidney problem. sound waves to monitoring stations 250-430 miles that ripped open an Aloha Airlines jet, injuring 61 upon his return to the stage at Bally’s in distant away. people and apparently sucking a flight attendant Las Vegas Thursday night. Martin, 70, “ We have two more tests. We see what happens from the cabin to her death, sources said Friday. tomorrow,” said Evgeni Velikhov, vice president of AP photo The Boeing 737, which was cruising at 24,000 feet the Soviet Academy of Sciences and an observer of SOVIET STAR WARS — An artist’s system. The Pentagon said the Soviets, on an island hop from Hilo to Honolulu, made a safe the test. emergency landing at Kahului airport Thursday, Reagan tells Navy to protect The second 10-ton blast was scheduled late Friday concept of a Soviet space-based laser like the U.S., are unlikely to develop small after flying for about 15 minutes with 20 feet of its at Lathrop Wells, 50 miles south of the Nevada Test system released by the U.S. Defense “kinetic kill" rockets that could be placed upper fuselage — just behind the front passenger Site, where all U.S. nuclear weapons are tested. A Department Friday, resembles that of in space to shoot down nuclear missiles (Joor — torn away to the floor. One of the plane’s two 15-ton charge was to be detonated Saturday at President Reagan’s “Star Wars” defense at long range. engines was on fire. neutral merchant ships in gulf Broken Hills, 100 miles east of Carson City. “ There was a big bang when it happened and If the later experiments succeed, they would show everybody looked up and we were looking at blue Bv Terence Hunt logical and humanitarian out­ claimed. that “ any chances for cheating are about excluded’ ’ sky.” said passenger Bill Fink of Honolulu. Reagan’s action, likely to be under a test ban, Velikhov said Thursday. The Associated Press growth of recent events in the gulf Pentagon says Soviets have which further strengthens our seen by critics as drawing the “ We think the comprehensive test ban is very Cause of baldness discovered United States deeper into the important,” said Velikhov, an adviser to Soviet WASHINGTON — President adherence to this principle,” Iran-'lraq war, extends Navy leader Mikhail Gorbachev. “ It is extremeiy WASHINGTON — A Florida researcher said Reagan stepped up the U.S. Carlucci said. Friday that baldness is caused by a biochemical military role in the Persian Gulf “ We cannot stand by and watch protection to ships that come important to stop the arms race.” under attack and request The experiment is part of a unique agreement huge shelters for nuke war change in cells that stop hair growth, but it will be on Friday, ordering the Navy to innocent people be killed or assistance. between the Soviet Academy of Sciences and the five to 10 years before a possible cure is ready for begin protecting neutral mer­ maimed by malicious, lawless testing. chant ships that fall under attack actions when we have the means For years, the Navy has privately funded Natural Resources Defense Bv Norman Black the economy. facilities contradict in steel and Dr. Marty E. Sawaya, a researcher at the and request help. to assist, and perhaps prevent protected U.S.-flagged ships in Council of the United States. The Associated Press concrete Soviet protestations that Without elaborating, Carlucci University of Miami School of Medicine, said she The action came 11 days after them,” he added. “ We do not the gulf. Last summer, 11 Kuwaiti The blasts were to be monitored from three also made it clear the United they share President Reagan’s and colleagues have determined that hair follicles American warships and aircraft intend to describe our specific oil tankers were allowed to permanent centers surrounding the Nevada Test WASHINGTON - The Soviet States was developing a means of view that nuclear war can never that cease growing hair have a high ratio of a clashed with Iranian forces in the rules of engagement or the re-register as U.S. flag vessels to Site, including one at Deep Springs, Calif., 25 miles Union has been pursuing an threatening the undergroud be won and must never be single-molecule protein that is able to carry the gulf, sinking or disabling six methods we plan to use in secure that protection. east of Bishop, Calif., where the Soviet technicians “ enormously expensive” pro­ bunkers. fought.” male hormone testosterone into the cell nucleus and Iranian vessels. rendering this assistance. In expanding the protective installed a ton of their own instruments for their gram of constructing huge under­ The 1988 review, the last to be “ short circuit” hair growth. Although the new policy was The Marine Corps, meanwhile, umbrella, Carlucci said, “ Such first use in this countrv. ground bunkers and subways to “ Although the (Soviet) pro­ prepared by the Reagan adminis­ believed aimed at Iran, the declared that two officers who aid will be provided to friendly, protect its leaders and allow them gram strikes at the very basis of tration, is the seventh such United States said it should not be were listed as missing after the* /Innocent neii((|bl vessels flying a to fight a protracted nuclear war. deterrence, we have a number of Thousands rally for Christ assessment of Soviet forces. This viewed “ as a tilt in either fighting 11 days earlier were' ' 4ion-belligerem flag, outside de­ Defense Secretary Frank C. initiatives under way that will WASHINGTON — President Reagan invoked the Disputes hold up year’s 175-page glossy publica­ direction” in the tanker war “ killed in action” and disclosed clared war-exclusion zones, that Carlucci said Friday. provide us an effective response power of prayer in a message to tens of thousands of tion differs substantially from the between Iran and Iraq. that they had reported a hostile are not carrying contraband or While the existence of such to this program at a fraction of Christians who gathered Friday for a rally aimed at earlier reports, though, in that it Announcing the policy. Defense radar had locked on their helicop­ resisting legitimate visit and complexes has been known for the cost that it must have taken showing that religion is thriving in America despite quick treaty vote tries harder to gauge who’s Secretary Frank Carlucci said, ter gunship before it disappeared. search by a Persian Gulf years, “ only recently have we the Soviets to undertake it,” he leading whom in various technol­ recent sex-and-money scandals. “ We are not the policeman of the In a statement, the corps belligerent.” been able to do the full analysis of said. ” I am convinced that prayer has made it possible WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Democratic ogies and regions of the world. gulf, nor do we wish to be. refused to say the AH-lT Cobra Currently, the Navy has 16 leader Robert C. Byrd said Friday he will ball up the the enormous extent of this Last year. Defense and Energy for me to continue in this office,” Reagan said in a “ Forover200 years, U.S. policy gunship flown by Capt. Stephen C. ships in the gulf and 10 others in videotaped address to the dawn-to-dusk “ Washing­ medium-range missile treaty for debate on program — hundreds of meters Department officials acknowl­ In Europe, the Soviets continue has been to help protect freedom Leslie and Capt. Kenneth W. Hill nearby waters. The current pro­ ratification May 11, but only if the White House and deep, with subways under several edged work had begun on a new to improve their already large ton for Jesus in ’88,” which attracted an estimated of navigation in international had definitely been shot down by tective effort costs $1 million a Kremlin quickly resolve disputes over on-site cities,” Carlucci added. family of “ earth-penetrating” advantage in conventional wea­ 150,000 people to the nation’s capital for prayers and waters. This (new) assistance is a Iranian forces, as Iran has day. inspection and other issues. “ To have something compara­ nuclear warheads for U.S. pons and troops. But the North singing. The State Department said the treaty’s anti­ ble, we’d have to have facilities missiles. Atlantic Treaty Organization is Organizers said they hoped the gathering, which cheating provisions are effective but branded as where we could put every gover­ strong enough to deter attack attracted large numbers of evangelicals, would unacceptable a new Soviet Interpretation of how nor, mayor, every Cabinet offi­ “ There can be only one purpose primarily because the Soviets show all Americans how ardent and unified Officers ‘killed in action’ for these shelters — to provide the they should work in practice. cial and our whole command believe the Western allies would Christians still are, despite the well-publicized WASHINGTON (AP) - The mined the disappearance was a Soviet leadership the ability to The department renewed its call for quick Senate structure underground with sub­ resort to nuclear weapons if in downfall of TV evangelisU Jimmy Swaggart and Marine Corps declared two offic­ direct result of hostile action, fight a protracted, nuclear con­ action to ratify the treaty before President Reagan ways running here and there. danger of being overrun, the Jim and Tammy Bakker. ers missing from last week’s sustained in combat or relating flict,” Carlucci declared. “ These meets with Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev at There’s just no comparison (with Pentagon said. fighting in the Persian Gulf thereto. the Moscow summit next month. U.S. shelters built in the 1950s).” Truckers protest limit “ killed In action” on Friday and “ In making its recommenda­ However, Charles E. Redman, the department Carlucci highlighted the Soviet tion, the fact-finding body pro­ INDIANAPOLIS — Disgruntled truckers are disclosed that they reported a spokesman, said the Soviets had taken a “ restric­ Union’s so-called passive defense hostile radar had locked on their vided the following explanation; tive’ ’ view of the right of the United States to inspect program as he released the 1988 queuing up into 50-rig convoys and creeping along 'While being vectored to identify HAPPY 16™ BIRTHDAY!! Indiana interstates to protest a new state law that helicopter gunship before it tiitcracfeer containers for missile components as well as to version of “Soviet Military disappeared. an unknown surface contact. inspect Soviet medium-range missile facilities. Power,” an unclassified study of has boosted the gasoline tax and lowered the speed Captains Hill and Leslie reported Dickent, New England and limit for large vehicles. The corps, in a statement, The State Department has raised the issue with what the Russian military has refused to say the AH-lT Cobra a fire control radar lock-on. The Alpine Villagee and AecetMoriei the Soviets at a senior diplomatic level and is been doing over the past year. Richie The convoys are a new wrinkle In a month-oia USS Wainwright lost communica­ protest by truckers boycotting Indiana truckstops, gunship flown by Capt. Stephen C. MOTHER’S DAY GIFTS 3. awaiting a reply, Redman said. The defense secretary cited the Leslie and Capt. Kenneth W. Hill tion and radar contact with gas stations and restaurants to call attention to fEed.-Sal. lO-S, Sun. ii-5 Byrd said the Soviet statement indicates to him underground work as just one Shemanskis had definitely been shot down by Captains Hill and Leslie.’” that Moscow is “ backing away” from the mutual example of how Soviet actions regulations that hurt their business. “ The U.S. Marine Corps has 295 fEeii Street • Bolton, C T State police have tracked 12 convoys since Iranian forces, as Iran has understanding the two sides had of how on-site paint a different picture than the claimed. now declared a change of status (one mUo north o f C«y Cl«y S»«i« Park Tuesday night, when the first was reported, Lt. Ken on Roulo B5f inspection would work. public statements of Kremlin Love, Mom, Dude, But the statement said: “ After of the two helicopter pilots He and Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman of the leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev, Hollingsworth said Friday. ^ „w missing in the Persian Gulf since 649-7514 The lined-up trucks were moving about 40-55 mpn, reviewing the circumstances, (a Senate Armed Services Committee, said the treaty with his emphasis on arms JJ. & Grandma Marine) fact-finding body deter­ April 18,1988, to killed in action.” cqqqqt.bb ratified. Ijqfprb tlifjs^ue is resolved. control initiatives and improving staying in one lane for the most part. Your Neighbors’ Views

OPINION What do you think of the flap over Jane Fonda’s filming a movie in Waterbury?

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Money-hungry move on To the Editor:

Is money the only reason our town officials work in Manchester? If so, then let them move on. Salary levels are normally predicted on organiza­ tional objectives to attract and retain outstanding rr skilled people. Neither of these normal criteria are met by the proposed administrative “ adjustment” or the proposed 7 percent salary increase. Our incumbent officials are well paid. Will they work better, harder or more productively with an ‘administrative’ pay increase? For the vacant director of public works position we’ re told by the GM that we have several qualified applicants at the current salary. Why should this new hire receive a 5 “ I think she has no right “ I don’t think there is percent pay increase before he reports for work? “ I think she should do it "I think she should do " I believe these people “ I think that they being down here, be­ any controversy. I don’t There will always be some municipalities that pay shouid ieave her aione. I ... Vietnam is a touchy whatever she wants to have a right to their opinion. I certainly cause I think she’s a see why they’re making their top officials more than others for a variety of think that they shouid subject and they should do. I think it’s a joke. She never appreciated what traitor.” a big deal of it.” reasons. However, for Connecticut municipalities' leave the subject alone have movies about it to has her First Amend­ she did. I didn’t think she Walter Belliveau Kathy Pointer with population, grand list, and budget comparable and the people who want show what other people ment rights. She has the freedom to do whatever did anything for the Rachel Road Brainard Place to Manchester, our people are among the highest Jane Fonda in Water­ went through. And I Housewife she wants to do, as an American effort. That’s Manufacturing worker pa i d. If any of them feel they can dobetter elsewhere, bury have as much right think she would be a to have her there as good subject to tell eve­ American citizen. Wha­ the way I look at it. But I they should apply. Such change would be good for tever floats her boat.” think they have their them as well as for Manchester. If we have to buy those ones who are ryone about that.” against her approach­ Eric MIrucki Kevin Reardon right to their opinion and their loyalty, then I say good luck and goodbye.. How crack murdered a son Andover I don’t believe that all ing. Let’s hear what they Cottage Street I want to commend the Board of Director? for their these people should be have to say. I think they Subcontractor Computer salesman comprehensive and detail review of the proposed three and a half years in jail for armed robbery and By Chuck Stone should leave her alone. jumping on them for 1988-89 budget. I ’m reassured they will be able to cut harassing neighbors by shooting out their windows. having their opinion.” That’s not to say that I this budget by some $2 million, without reducing Angel dust... cocaine... crack... crank... heroin. “ We’d called the cops fouror five times a day. and Jack Aregood they would come and say there was nothing they have any respect for “ vital” levels of community service by a variety of That fetid five are all part of a multi-billion dollar East Hartford could do,” a bitter Annette recalled. Jane Fonda, either, actions not limited to; industrial dunghill that murders buyers, enriches Salesman Easter Sunday, a day of resurrection, seemed an which I don’t." ■ salary and hiring freezes; sellers and terrorizes our peace. Glenn C. Beaulieu ■ deferring non-essential capital and equipment appropriate day for families to find peace among Recently, the dunghill defiled my life with, a themselves. South Windsor request and vehicle, construction equipment, number. Kenneth Sawyer. 53, became the 53rd “ Annette asked me to let h im ha ve dinner with us. ” Restaurant owner microprocessor systems, cabinets furniture, radios, murder suspect to surrender to me to be turned over Sawyer said. calculators, etc.; to the police. “ I made an Easter bunny rabbit out of potato ■ limiting membership, tuition, training, profes­ I ’ve acted as an intermediary since October 1977, salad,” a proud Annette boasted. sional and technical services expenses; when a murder suspect, fearing brutality by “ Look where she got it from.” shot back ex-chef Patent lawyers are mothers of invention ■ contracting for extra paramedic services; Philadelphia’s then infamous police force, turned Sawyer with a half chuckle. It was the first time he ■ reducing several fund balance reserves. himself in to me. So it wasn’t an unusual step to take smiled that morning. reluctantly hired an attorney after for Sawyer, who was wanted as a suspect in the applied. It’s time the town budget was based upon The truce only lasted two weeks, according to WASHINGTON — Maybe the Californian had a better failing to get his own application community need, not perceived ability of revenue. murder of his drug-ravaged 29-year-old son. Sawyer’s account: Sixty-five-year-old approved. Michael. lawyer or more experience with the During a pajama party that Annette gave for Seeber Fowler has a intricacies of applying for a patent. Inside Fowler’s closet is a Jumble of Over the weekend. Sawyer had stayed with Al Lutz Sawyer’s 12-year-old godchild and four of her closet full of secret But the suspicious coincidence of ideas and inventions, including a new friends. On Monday morning, he walked into jny Jack 9 Stephen St. schoolmates, a drug-crazed Michael forced his way inventions, but he is timing and design prompted Fowler concept in housing construction, a office, accompanied by a security guard, and sat Manchester into the house. afraid to share them to call the FBI. An agent investigated jungle hammock that can be carried down. Anderson He began molesting the little girls, telling them in with the world. He fears and led Forlwer to believe that there on the hip and a devide that turns His mild, almost meek, manner belied one’s usual explicitly obscene words what he planned to do with they will make someone was enough evidence to take the case cabbage into sauerkraut. But they image of a murderer. A short, balding man with a them. He weaved erratically, then grabbed a couple else rich. will likely remain on the shelf. Fowler graying mustache that seemed to beg for its life, he to court. Osella Informative of them. Both began screaming hysterically. The Florida man has Fowler, now a hardened skeptic, says he can’t afford to pay attorneys walked with an apologetic stoop. He could pass for a Sawyer angrily confronted his son and demanded reason to be wary. Like taped his telephone conversations as much as $2,000 per invention to brown-skinned Mr. Peepers. many frugal, homespiin To the Editor; that he leave. me, ’Hey, you must be rich, somebody with the FBI. “ My recommendation is e.scort his ideas through the system. For years, he was a successful chef and caterer. Words and pushes wereexchanged. Agun went off. inventors. Fowler competes with going to be to pursue this.” the agent But after four heart attacks and several seizures. high-paid designers at big manufac­ bought your toy.’” Self congratulations In regard to recent criticism of town Director Michael collapsed to the floor, dead. Fowler felt swindled, but he had no told Fowler. Sawyer, who has a steel plate in his head from a turing companies for whom the road Ronald Osella, his decision to release information Two days later, in my office, a detective proof that the company stole his idea, But the U.S. attorney didn’t accept In these days of budget crunching, Korean War wound, retired. He raised seven to the patent office' is greased with the Reagan administration still finds about employee salaries was that of responsibility to handcuffed Sawyer. As Sawyer was leaving, he or that attorney had anything to do the recommendation and dropped the children. One became a junkie and turned his cradled Annette’s face in his handcuffed hands and experience. The little guys like enough money to pat itself on the his constituents. It’s comforting to know that Mr. with it. It could have been a case. “ I think I possibly feel as father’s life into a nightmare. kissed her. Fowler say they have been turned back. We have obtained a copy of a Osella is keeping us abreast of town issues. When our coincidence of two inventors coming disappointed as you,” the agent told “ I ’m ... I’m tired of running ... Absolute tired of Tears glistened in her eyes. “ I ’ll be all right.” he down by patent attorneys, only to see Fowler, and advised him to be careful memo to all department heads in the local officials start hiding from us what should be up with the same idea, and the toy running... It’s been goin’ on so long... I spent so much said softly, then sighed as if he were having a big their gadgets crop up later in a about picking a patent attorney next Department of Health and Human public information, they're nottakingtheirpositions money gettin’ that boy out of jail ... I tried to do company simply knew how to make it boulder off his chest. " I ’m just relieved it’s all over. ’ ’ competitor’s catalog. time. Services. It reminds them to assign seriously. Our mayor and entire Board of Directors everything for that boy... 1 loved the hell out of him... Fowler quit his federal job with the a reality. Who killed Michael Sawyer? Ten years later. Fowler watched it The attorney is often the key to someone in their offices to make a list are elected by the people to represent the people, not gave him money ... lost my car ... But he kept on The same No. 2 murderer of young black men. National Security Agency 27 years happen again. This time, he docu­ success for inventors. The U.S. Patent of their accomplishments during the to hide from us such information as salaries of askin ’ for more money tobuy drugs... He was always Drugs. ago to pursue his passion — inventing. and Trademark Office sees 130.000 Reagan era. "As you are aware, the smokin’ cocaine in a pipe and drinkin’ beer and wine mented everything. He took a new­ municipal employees. Those are our tax dollars and In that first year, the naive Fowler fangled garden sprinkler to a patent patent applications every year. The White Hou.se periodically asks us to we should know where they’re being spent. with i t ... I tried to avoid....” Chuck Stone is a senior editor for the Philadelphia waltzed into the office of a patent complex paper work nurtures a compile a list.” the memo .says. Sawyer’s voice trailed off, uncertain what he had attorney. For $400. the attorney took I supported Ron Osella in his quest for election to Dally News. attorney with an idea for a water toy. the idea to the U.S. Patent and lucrative market for lawyers who “ Although they haven’t yet made a tried to avoid. He handed over all the diagrams. The formal request, we are certain at Manchester’s Board of Directors and this issue only Trademark Office, but the patent was know the ropes And the most 3. His live-in friend, Annette Jackson, a handsome, attorney looked them over, said the some time in the near future, we will strengthens my belief in Ron as a public official. Ron denied. attractive clients for those lawyers Osella speaks his mind and will only keep us round-faced woman with soft caramel-colored skin, idea couldn’t be patented and sent are the big firms, not a Seeber be asked for accomplishments during nodded. Leafing through Popular Sicence informed of what goes on at the town hall. This is the Fowler a bill. magazine two years later, Fowler saw Fowlers of the world. the Reagan years.” The memo Together, they described months of being iflaurlirslrrI Mrrah'i kind of representation I want. Three months later, a national toy an ad promoting his sprinkler inven­ “ ■You can’t do it on your own.” stresses that there is no need to be terrorized by Michael. humble. “ Better to put too many Keep up the good work, Ron! Founded In 1881 company successfully applied for a tion. Except it wasn’t his. It belonged Fowler says. It recently took him “ He would come in the house and demand money,” items on the list at this point than too PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publliher parent for the same toy. Fowler to a Californian who had applied for a three years to patent a mechanism for the father, Kenneth, recalled in a sad voice. “ He was Thomas H. Ferguson GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor recalled the reaction from his friends patent three months after Fowler helping children learn math. He few.” always saying he would kill me, blowuphis mother’s DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Executive EdHor “ People saw it on television and told 41»N.MainSt. house.” MARIE P G R A D Y ...... City Editor Mancbestf f. , ,Tbe threatswerb real. Michaelalreadyhadserved > ALEXANDER G IRELLI...... Aeeoclate Editor Church BuDetin Board Furniture Bank fills hearts and homes

Editor’s note: This column is prepared by the Thank Yous Concordia Lutheran Church South United Methodist Church staff of the Manchester Area Conference of To furniture bank donors: Ralph Johnson. J. Churches. MACC News Mulvey, Fred Becker. William Rivers. Bob The following activities are planned for the Here are the events planned for the coming week Ahlness, Thomas Ackerman, Mrs. Luzion. Connie coming week at Concordia Lutheran Church: at South United Methodist Church: By Nancy Carr McDonald, Joseph Lynch, Pat Hertzel, Harold About 5% of donors of heavy items who cannot Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 Sunday — 9a.m., church school; 9 and 10r45a.m., Executlye Director Livingston. Pat Bourett, Dorothy Corcoran. Paul a.m.. church school; adult education; confirmation holy communion. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson themselves deliver, have the capacity to store an Little. Miss E. Olson, Gloria Rubacha, The Rev forum. item, for us long enough for us to match them up with preaching; 5 p.m., confirmation class; 6:30 p.m., Even used furniture is expensive these days. Ernest Harrsis, Mel Derrick, Tony Larson, Monday — 7 p.m., Christian Education Commit­ Christian Youth Fellowship. Expensive if you are living on a budget that just a client who can arrange for a pickup from the Annette Hastings, Mary Jaworski. Tom Quish. tee; 7; 30 p m., agoraphobia support. Monday — 10 a m., A.A.; 7:30 p.m., administra­ barely (and sometimes not even ju.st barely) covers donor’s home. It sometimes takes weeks and we are John Fitzgerald. Willy and Betsy deLove, Joan Tuesday — 11 a.m., clergy study; 6:30 p.m., tive board. the rent, grocery and utility bills. A broken down most grateful for their patience. When donors are Troy. Pat GibsonAnita White, Louise Dziedzinski. catechetics classes; 7;45 p.m.. Bible class. ’Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group: noon refrigerator or ruined matress which may be a moving out of town or don’t have room to store, we Fay Gagnon, Mary Juleson. Charles Kingsbury, Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support; to 5p.m., American Red Cross bloodmobile: 7p.m.. nuisance and one more headache to you or me, can must occasionally, to our regret, thank them for the Valerie Norris, Diane Morrison. Robert Robinson. 1:30 p.m.. American Association of Retired Boy Scout Troop 47: 7:30 p.m., Stewardship/Fi- be a major crisis to a family that doesn’t have the intent but pass up the opportunity because of our Bea Hicock. Debbie Dahms. Alma Turkis, Joseph Persons: 7:30 p.m., Concordia Choir. nance Commission. money for a replacement. limited resources. • Burke, Janet Rivers, Mary Mayo. Joe Garman, The furniture most essential to families in need Thursday — 9 a.m.. Bible study; 6:30 p.m.. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir: Bible Want to hear the story of how your donation of a Sandv Carlson, Sue Ryan, Marcella McHugh Ecumenical Choir School; 7:30 p.m.. Shelter study. 277 Spring St. « used refrigerator not only saved a family’s food are the basic items: beds, cribs, refrigerators, John A. Johnson, Ann Masiulis. Viola Campbell, Advisory Committee. Thursday — 7:30 am .. Mayor’s Prayer supply but their long sought low income apartment ? stoves, bureaus, high chairs and kitchen sets. Holly Raine, Dona Motulski, Manchester Friday — 7 p.m., A.A. Breakfast. First commandment for Furniture Bank donors: You already know how long the waiting list in Hospital. „ . Friday — 10 a m.. Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m., church Manchester is for a Section 8 housing certificate. Make sure that the furniture is strong, solid and in Also: Mrs. Charles Hlcking, George Kelly, Dons school appreciation reception. And once you have the certificate, there is the good repair. If the donated item is an appliance, Bensen, Robin Taylor. Mrs. Pretto. Andrea Center Congregational Church please make sure it is in good working order. difficulty in finding an apartment that meets the Higgins. Linda Stevenson, Lee Hoffman, Thomas Here are the activities planned for this week at St. James Church HUD regulations and a landlord who will rent to you. Nothing is much worse than finally managing to get Spano, Don Erickson, Angela Cherrone, Laura Center Congregational Church: One of our female head of the hSuseholds. trying to a refrigerator up to a third floor apartment and Kellner, Richard Niese, Donna Weaver. Larry Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m.. worship: 9 a.m., CLENDENNEN St. James Parish is planning a prayer service at having it break down in three weeks. Not only does BLACKWELL 7:30 p.m. Sunday, to remember and honor the men raise her family on her limited income, reached the Cochran, Rogers Corporation. breakfast; Bethel Bible series; 10a.m., nursery and top of the Section 8 list, found a qualifying rental and the family not have the money for repairs, many toddler care; church school; 11:15a.m., socialhour. and women who served in the Vietnam conflict. can’t get it out of the apartment without seeking Full Gospel Church Next week is the 13th anniversary of the formal end an accepted landlord. Unfortunately there was no Prayer breakfast Monday — all-church meeting night. refrigerator in the apartment, the family did not outside help again. to that military action. Hymns, readings and If you are considering the donation of an Tuesday — 9;30a.m., mothers’ group; 3;30p.m.. ’The Full Gospel Interdenominational Church will have a refrigerator nor did they have the money to The Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast is Thursday from prayers will be part of the evening. appliance that has been sitting in your basement or Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m., confirmation; 7:30 p.m., host a spring ministers’ convention. Tuesday purchase even a used one. The whole arrangement 7*30 to 8’ 30 a.m. at South Methodist Church. 1226 diaconate. through Thursday. The following Cub Scouts, members of Pack 120 at garage, please check it out for useability. If it is a Main St. The notice regarding complimentary St. James Church, received the Parvuli Dei, or almost fell apart. Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers: 7 p.m., The Rev. Burt Clendennen of Beaumbnt. Texas, refrigerator, turn it on for at least a week to make tickets was my error. Simply call Mayor Peter Little Children of God medals, on Sunday at the Enter the fairy godmother in the form of a MACC sibling rivalry: 7:30 p.m.. Center Ringers: Chancel will be the guest speaker each evening at 7. He is a furniture donor. The family now has a very nice certain it will hold the temperature. DiRosa’s office at 647-3130 or the MACC office at Cathedral of Saint Joseph in Hartford: Shaun Who needs the furniture section and items? Choir. pastor and world missionary. refrigerator, plus a nice apartment and a rental 649-2093 to make your reservation. We will be Chase, Michael Garofalo, Michael Johnson, Mat­ Joanne tells me that recent donors responding to our Thursday — CCW Hartford District Women’s ’The Rev. Luther J. Blackwell Jr., of Cortland, break that will hopefully enable this family unit to looking forward to joining you and the mayor for an Fellowship; 10 a m., 6; 30. 8 p.m.. Bethel Bible; 6:30 thew Moynihan. Gregory Panas, James Paro. bulletin requests have done an unusually fine job of hour of prayer, song and good fellowship. Ohio, will be the speaker at 10 a.m. Wednesday and Bryan Peretto, Jason P. Holland. Patrick Quish and get on its collective feet. p.m.. Center Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. Bethel teachers. Thursday. He is a well-known lecturer, who excels Not so dramatic but almost as satisfying to our stocking our storage space at Community Baptist, Nathan Tripler, and she reminded me that when we place beds, we Friday — 6 p.m., wedding rehearsal. in gospel music. For information, call 646-8731. Human Needs staff was the bureau. One of our can often also supply the sheets and blankets. For Peace vigil Saturday — 11 a m., wedding. disabled neighbors who is confined to a wheelchair Emanuel Lutheran Church fire victims or those who have lost their belongings The monthly peace vigil is scheduled at 6:30 p m. has limited physical and financial resources. She’s for a variety of reasons, we need dishes, cutlery, Friday at St. Bartholomew Church, 736 East Middle Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church been storing her clothing in boxes and bags on the North United Methodist Church Church of Christ pans and towels. Clients are most grateful to a Turnpike. You are most cordially invited to join in for the coming week include: floor. She was delighted when a dresser was donated community offering them a new start. praying for peace. Meetings and events scheduled for the coming These are the events planned for the coming week Sunday — 8:30 a.m,. worship and communion; and delivered. week at North United Methodist Church include: at Church of Christ: 9:45 a.m., Sunday church school: Focus on the Last month Joanne Coykendall. our Furniture Sunday — 9 and 10:30 a.m., worship: nursery; 9 Sunday — 9 a m.. Bible classes: 10 a m. and 6 Family film; 11 a.m., worship; children’s chapel: Bank coordinator, managed to match up 47 pieces of a.m.. adult Bible group; 10:30 a.m.. church school; p.m., worship; 7 p.m., youth group. baptism; nursery: 12:30 p.m , youth dinner. furniture with Manchester families in need. Three 11:30 a.m., Young People’s Choir; 5:30 p.m.. Monday — 7:30 p.m,, Manchester Bible study. Monday — 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7:30 p.m . Church of the 10 households were mothers raising young THE Methodist Youth Fellowship: 7 p.m., sacred dance; Tuesday— 7p.m.. East Windsor Bible study; 7:30 Council. children by themselves. One received a refrigera­ Hawaiian pastor bears ecumenical prayer. p.m.. East Hartford Bible study. ’Tuesday — 9:30 a.m. crafts; 10 a.m., Beethoven tor. another a bed and living room chair. A third BIBLE Monday — 7 p.m., trustees; Finance Committee. Wednesday — 7 p.m., Bible classes. Chorus: 4 p.m., staff; 7 p.m., Emanuel Church .household headed by a working mother with only 'Tuesday — 6:30 p.m., T.O.P.S.; 7:30 p.m,. Thursday — 7 p.m., Colchester Bible study. Women. SPEAKS temporary employment (who has since found a message of the ukuieie by ecumenical prayer; Leslie Liddell, speaker on Saturday — 9 a.m., Bible Bowl Northeast. Wednesday — 10 a.m.. mothers’ morning; 6 to 9 permanent job with benefits) also has a new start at for diversified mutuality. Eugcn* Brewer South Africa. p.m.. CRC: 7:45 p.m., Emanuel Choir. homemaking with a bed for one of the children, a NEW YORK (AP) — Among It’s a gentle revision of Albert Wednesday — 1 p.m.. Over 60s; 3:30 p.m.. Green Thursday — 10a.m., A.A.; prayer service: 4p.m.. kitchen set and living room furniture. An older the the flowers, palms and Trinity Covenant Church Einstein's ,famous formula, Lodge visitation; 7; 15 p.m., choir rehearsal. Belle Choir. couple with health problems received a double bed deep-blue waters of Hawaii, a I was pleasantly surprised to energy equpls mass times the see addressed In a recent segment Saturday — 9 a m. to 3 p.m.. South United The following activities are planned for this week Saturday —9:30 a.m., Cherub Choir: 8 p.m , A.A A crib and mattress was donated to a young woman widely esteemed native minister, Methodist, choir retreat. at Trinity Covenant Church: the Rev. Abraham K. Akaka. speed of light squared, by which of the TV show, Bronx Zoo, the Is­ awaiting the birth of her first child. the first atomic chain reaction sue of teaching creation as a theory Today — 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. single parents’ And so it goes. Last year 125 Manchester/Bolton bears a message of the ukulele — First Baptist Church was achieved in 1942 while Akaka In the science classroom. Ed Asner workshop. Major publisher plans families received 407 pieces of used furniture valued for islanders and the world. was in seminary in Chicago, portrayed a principal willing to al­ The following events are scheduled for this week Sunday — 8 and 11 a m., morning worship to print bishop’s book at $10,297 from their neighbors through the MACC To the state’s singularly mixed low a teacher to teach both creation at First Baptist Church: services with the Rev. Paul F. Knight: 9:30 a m.. culture of races, traditions and For different purposes, he and evolution as theories. The bigo­ Furniture Bank. The furniture, like the food and proposes his own formula: CM Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school classes; 11 Sunday Bible school. clothing, are freely given by you and provided ancestry, he advises. “ Think of try of both students and teachers ’Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at SAN FRANCISCO (API — After the United yourselves as strings on a uku­ (creative mutuality) squared not accepting creation was de­ a m., worship with the Rev. Billy Scott; nursery Methodist Publishing House canceled plans to without charge by MACC. And again we are able to LaStrada Restaurant; 10 a.m.. Tot Garden lele. each different from the other equals P (prosperous peace) monstrated. care; 6 p.m., worship. publish a book by a bishop advocating relaxed provide a free Furniture Bank because of the playgroup; 7 p.m., chairmen’s meeting. strings, each preserving its own Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. sexual views, it was snapped up by a major generosity of the members of the community who “ It holds great hope for the Creationists have long argued Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer tone, yet all necessary to make ’Tuesday — 1 p.m.. O.A.; 6:30 p.m., church commercial publisher. Harper & Row. give the furniture, volunteer their time and trucks future of mankind,” he said. “ If that students should be exposed to breakfast at LaStrada Restaurant; 6:30 p.m. that beautiful harmony.” visitation. The author. Episcopal Bishop John Shelby and volunteers who give us free storage space foreign policies of all nations used both concepts. Unfortunately the Wednesday — 1 p.m.,O.A.; 6 p.m., graded choirs; Pioneer Club youth group; 7 p.m., senior high youth Without the space provided by Community Baptist, The objective, he said in a the formula, if every family used TV drama had the teacher unrealis­ group. Spong of Newark. N.J., voiced delight at the telephone interview, is unity in tically motivated by a kind of mystic Weekly Workers’ meeting; Outreach Training; 7 outcome. the effectiveness of the program would be cut in it. every corporation and govern­ p.m., prayer meeting and Bible study. 8 p.m.. adult diversity, of maintaining valued ment used it. it would change the experience that led him eventually He said the Methodist publisher, Abingdon half. u u u »» to forsake an objective presentation choir. Dedicated Charlie Lewin. who has been Mr differences to enrich the whole, world. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Press, had commissioned the book, but was “ so something Hawaii particularly of evolution In favor of amlllogical Thursday — 8 p.m.. O.A. intinriidated by reactionary critics’’ that it Furniture for MACC for six years, has been joined Akaka for 28 years led the harangue against It and for crea­ Friday — 1 p.m., O.A. Here are the events planned for the coming week this year by Tony Larson, who like Charlie is a manifests, and the world needs. 1,000-member Kawaiahao tion. backed out of the project only a month before “ The key to it is that all the at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church: publication. retired Manchesterite with a pickup truck. Rich church, built in the 1830s of Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m., holy eucharist; 11 strings, all the races, nations and Equally credible scientists stand However, Harper & Row said it would keep that Hamel is the third member of the “ MACC Movers” cream-colored coral from island Annulment Is topic a.m.. Outreach Committee; 3 p.m.. confirmation; cultures of mankind need to be arrayed behind these theories of schedule, issuing Spong’s “ Living in Sin? A and since our moving team is long on willingness but reefs. It’s America’s only church origins. Both groups present sup­ ’The Church of St. Franic of Assisi. 673 Ellington 5:30 p.m., Youth Sunday rehearsal; 7 p.m., youth physically unable to move heavy items, we tuned to one tuner, God, whose with royal pews — for Hawaii’s Bishop Rethinks Human Sexuality,” on May 15. name is love.” Akaka said. portive scientific data, and both be­ Road, South Windsor, will hold a workshop on group. increasingly must depend on donors to deliver their one-time monarchy. He retired in tray biases. How unfortunate to call Spong suggests approving single adult sex “ When they do that, they retain annulments on Monday at 7; 30 p.m. The guest Monday — 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m.. relations and homosexual unions. furniture to Community Baptist and our clients to 1985. one “science" and the other "reli­ committee meetings; Boy Scout Roundtable. their individuality, but in a way speaker will be the Rev. Bob Tucker of the Abingdon says it dropped the book because of find someone (family, friend, neighbor) to help gion’’. How tragic that students ’Tuesday — 9:15 a m., staff meeting; 5 p.m., that accepts the other strings, in But he keeps busy — speaking, hear the beat possible case made Archdiocese of Hartford Tribunal. feelings about sexual issues confronting the them pick up the items. Capella Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Music Committee. unity and harmony.” leading weddings and funerals, lor only one of two possible con­ church’s governing conference April 26-May 6. Not all donors, no matter how willing, can find a Akaka, 71, pastor emeritus of blessing new homes, stores and structs. Wednesday — 10 a m., holy comnntunion: 10:45 way to deliver their donations to the client or the First Congregational, Andover President Robert K. Feasterof Abingdon said it Hawaii’s oldest church, the Ka- other buildings. Gifts for his a.m., Bible study: 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir; didn’t want to aggravate the controversy. storage shed. Not all clients know someone who can The First Congregational Church of Andover will stewardship committee. waiahao Church in downtown services go to a foundation for Harper editor Clayton Carlson called the book or will help them pick up. That’s where the MACC CHURCH OF CHRIST have a May Breakfast next Saturday from 7 to 11 Thursday — 11 a.m.. Ladies’ Guild; 4 p.m.. Honolulu, and among few clergy­ native Hawaiian scholarships S prophetic, saying its “ bold proposals” will Moving team come into play. However, since none am . Tickets are $3.75 general. $2.50 for children and Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts; 7:10 p.m., men of original Hawaiian des­ and to help the needy. Lydall A Vamon StrMta “ undoubtedly thunder on to the discussion of our movers can handle heavy or bulky items, such cent, strums the ukulele himself. “ You cannot retire from the .senior citizens, with a family maximum of $11.50. evening prayer: 7:30 p.m., Bible study. as couches, stoves, refrigerators or double beds, we Phona: 646-2903 Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. agendas of virtually every ecclesiastical He also has a special formula Lord,” he said. Tickets may be purchased in advance or at the door. institution.’’ occasionally miss out on a donated item. There will be a tag and bake sale on the same day. Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Alanon; 7:30 p.m., A.A. iBauflirslrr Hrralft Engagements Plant sale begins Pullout Section, Page 17 May 7 at center FOCUS Saturday, April 30, 1988

Editor’s note; This column is prepared by the staff of the Manches- G a m Sa i t V O n f i ter Senior Citizen.’s Center o e o l O r V x l U Z e i l S He 'demystifies’ ping (K-M art) - a day in advance for m By Jeanette Cave Senior Center Director ride. Wednesday — Pinochle, 9; 30 a.m.; The Senior Center is making plans Friendship Circle, 10 a.m.; Arts & for its annual plant sale. With the Crafts, 12;30p.m.; Bridge. 12;30p.m. guidance process flowers in full bloom, the plant sale ’Thursday — Orchestra Rehearsal, 9 w ill begin May 7 and continue until all a.m.; Thursday Program. “ The Bee­ plants are sold. The sale will run daily thoven Singers” and Mother’s Day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tea. Friday — Bingo, 10 a.m.; Exercise ren and their families. creators” helping people see that There is a variety of plants By Anita M. Caldwell there are other answers to a including fushias. New Guinea Impa­ with Cleo, 11 a.m.; Setback, 12:30 Manchester is one of three Manchester Herald agency offices in the state. Fried problem if Individuals or families tience and Ivy Geraniums. A large p.m. said. All three are located in the haven’t found their own solutions. selection of bedding plants including Transportation to and from the his September, the Nor­ greater Hartford area. But Schwartz said many people salvia, impatience, pertunias and center is available. Call a day in theast office of Child & One of the main goals for the are afraid to confront a counselor advance. ... , ■ ' ^ v ■ marigolds. Vegetable lovers can Family Services Inc. on Northeast office that Schwartz with questions, and yet he said purchase a variety of tomato, pepper, Main Street will be said he has is to let people know that’s how an individual or family eggplant, lettuce and broccoli plants Menu celebrating 30 years of that getting help is not a sign of knows if they’ve got the right during the sale. Monday — Swedish meatballs on service. And Andrew Schwartz,weakness but a sign of strength. person for the job. T ’’You’ve got a right to go Jill Ann Osypuk Alice M. Nead The sale will be held at the entrance noodles, roll, vegetable, dessert, in his new post as service director Schwartz took the post in March. shopping for a therapist,” to the greenhouse located in the rear beverage. for the office, hopes his ideas help He hopes to “ demystify” what • \ Schwartz said emphatically. of the center’s parking lot. ’Tuesday — Grilled cheese and mark the anniversary as a counseling is about so more “ You have a right to interview a Osy puk-Tedeschi Nead-Clifford The center will hold the Mother’s tomato, soup, dessert, beverage. turning point for how the com­ families come forward with prob­ Day Tea after lunch on May 5. All munity views the agency’s lems. But, he added, many people counselor just as they interview Marion A. Creamer of Sast Long- Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert E. Nead of 49 Wednesday — Fish, potato, vegeta­ ladies are invited and w ill be treated f.services. just don’t see it that way. you.” meadow, Mass and Stephen P. Edward St. announce the engagement ble, roll, dessert, beverage. ■■C by the men at the center. The new “ If you’ve been brought up to ” It’s not how most people were He added. “ You have a right to Osypuk of Vernon, announce the of their daughter. Alice Marie Nead. Thursday — Turkey, stuffing, ask about their credentials. Is player piano will be used May 5. not hang out your dirty laundry, brought up.” he said. ” It’s not engagement of their daughter, Jill to James Walter Clifford, son of Mr. gravy, potato, vegetable, dessert, that a highly personal question? Entertainment will be provided by the you’re not going to call on a ‘total how I was brought up.” Ann Osypuk to Craig Charles Tede- and Mrs. Robert J Clifford of 247 W. beverage. You bet.” he said firmly. Beethoven Singers. stranger’.’’ Schwartz said, ad­ Schwartz recently moved to schi, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Center St. Friday — Egg salad sandwich, But so is counseling a highly "Senior Centers Give You A Lift’’ ding that people need to learn that Connecticut from Dayton. Ohio, Tedeschi of New London. The bride- The bride-elect is a 1977 graduate of soup, dessert, beverage. where he supervised the Em­ personal issue, he said. will be the theme of this year’s Big it’s “ okay” to seek professional elect is also the granddaughter of Mr. Manchester High School and is ployee Assistance Program for Other goals Schwartz said he Week celebration. Centers are not just counseling for family problems. and Mrs. Frank Creamer of 261 Spring attending Manchester Community Initially. Child & Family Servi­ the Family ServiceAssociation of has for the agency include for bingo and cards, but offer a central Scores College. She is employed by Allied ces was an orphanage that was Dayton. He is a certified chemi­ addressing the needs for the St. focal point for a variety of programs SETBACK — April 22: Virginia The bride-elect is a graduate of Printing Services Inc. started in 1809 as the Female cal dependency counselor and lesbian and gay community and and services. Rice 150; Grace Donnelly 128; Helen Bryant College, Smithfield, R.I. and is The prospective bridegroom is a Beneficent Society of Hartford, has experience as a therapist and AIDS issues. The National Council on Aging has Silver 127. He plans to offer more group enriployed by Phoenix Mutual Life 1974 graduate of Manchester High said Ethel Fried, director of supervisor for both mental health designated “ Senior Centers are Wel­ PINOCHLE - April 25: Betty sessions to provide a "smorgas­ Insurance Co., Greenfield, Mass. School, a 1976 graduate of Manchester marketing communications at and substance abuse-related lness Centers” as the theme for the Jesanis 776; Helen Gavello 772; John bord” for people to hear how The prospective bridegroom is also Community College and a 1978 gradu­ the Hartford agency. concerns. event. The event will focus on the vital Klein 769; Bill Stone 769; Art Bouffard Schwartz also has worked normal some of these issues are a graduate of Bryant College and he is ate of Central Connecticut State Years later, after a series of services and programs that enable 763; Ada Rojas 748; Marie Hebestreit closely with families in the area and to benefit from sharing em ployed by Y ork’s Steak House, University. He is employed by Pratt & mergers. Child & Family Servi­ older persons to stay healthy, gain 748. ces built the Children’s Village on of child-sexual and physical abuse experiences. Schwartz also hopes Worcester, Mass. Whitney, East Hartford. knowledge and contribute lo society. April 27: Peter Casella 738; Ada Albany Avenue in Hartford, and neglect and hopes to expand the business community wel­ An Oct. 7 wedding is planned at St. An April 1990 wedding is planned. Big Week programs will be available Rojas 687. M E N ’S GOLF — April 25; David Kooi/Manchettor Herald which was a small community of the agency’s services to include comes his idea of offering group Michael’s Church, East Low Gross — Bert Hovey 42; Irv home-like buildings. more attention to adults whoha ve disucssions for employees as next week. NEW POST — Andrew Schwartz, service director for the Longmeadow. There will be no meals this week due Gartside45; EdPavlack45; Durwood Today, in the same buildings, been doing the abusing. well. “ Counseling has become one of to school vacation. Lathrop 45; Mike Zwick 46; Joe Northeast office of Child & Family Services in the agency offers a full-service It’s Jmportant, Schwartz be- our main issues,” Schwartz said. Our May program schedule is out. Kennedy 46; Bob Dieterze 46; Gene Manchester, taiks about his work from his office on North mental health, child welfare and lievesW at people see Counseling ” It’s what we’re really good at Kozak-Vbight Drop by the center and pick one up. Enrico 47; Wen Johnson 47; Ralph Main Street. child guidance service for child­ agencies as “ professional option Best wishes are extended to Elsie Maccarone 47. Low Net — John Carol Kozak of 30 Laurel Trial. Brignano, Sabby DiMarco, and Ollie Quaglia 29; Tony Salafia 32; Don Coventry, announces the engagement Jarvis who are ill. We wish you a Ostburg 33; Don McPherson 34; Russ of her daughter, Patricia Kozak, to speedy recovery. Nettleton 35; Rohan Daigle 36; Dick Robert G. Voight Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Voight of Springfield. Danielson 36; Ed Scott 37. Trips BOWLING — April 26; Bert Sweet Fatigue could be a symptom of disease Nlass 204, 560; A1 Rodonis 531; Andy The bride-elect is a 1984 graduate of ’The Danbury F air Mall trip for Lamereaux 557; Frank Larson 205. your menstrual cycle and relent Coventry High School. She is em­ Wednesday, May 11 is full and a The most common physical might relate to worsening heart be a sign o f lung disease. Lung 200, 584; Rusty Rusconi 510; Bruno after the first few days of your ployed as Deli-manager for A & P in waiting list has been created. If causes of fatigue that are likely to disease if: The fatigue began disease is likely if there is Giordano 508; John Kravontka 247, Last in a series period, premenstrual syndrome Farmington. registrations warrant, a second bus be discovered by a standard recently, you know you have shortness of breath, chronic 535; Manny Carreiro 546; Sam McAl­ cough, wheezing, chest phlegm, may be responsible. The prospective bridegroom is a will be added to the trip. The shopping office examination and labora­ heart disease, and you are 50 lister 509; Dick Berger 559; Mike Bv Dr. Richard N. Podell blue pallor, ankle swelling, or The key issue here is to be sure 1980 graduate of Springfield Techni­ trip is a bargain at only $5. The bus tory tests are anemia, infections, years old or older and have one or Pierro 201; Havey Duplin 516; Paul more major heart disease risk huffing and puffing with mild your symptoms really fit the PMS cal High School and attended Spring- will leave the center at 9 a.m. For Can you be sureyourdoctorhas liver disease, kidney disease, Dejeunes 207, 554; Paul Venza 539; factors. exercise. pattern. Being tired all month, field Technical Community College. more information call the center. done all the standard tests for the thyroid disorders, diabetes, ab­ Leo Leggitt 547. Those factors include pain or Be extra-suspicious if you have with a worsening before your He is employed as a manager for the A most common, detectable physi­ normalities of ipineral and acid- Registrations for the Atlantic City Pat O lcavage 206, 185, 547; Vi pressure in the chest, shoulder, been a cigarette smoker or have period, is not PMS. & P in Storrs. cal causes of fatigue? Re­ /base metabolism, certain Trip on June 15 w ill be taken neck, jaw or arm that tends to ever been told you have emphy­ People with cancer are often A May 1989 wedding is planned. Pulford 203, 513; Jennie Leggitt 176. member, a typical visit to a cancers, and most heart and lung Wednesday. The cost of the trip is $92 occur with exercise or get better sema, recurring bronchitis, or tired,, no surprise to that. How­ 458; Jean Lukacs 453; Cathy Ringrose family physician or internist lasts disorders. and includes meal coupons, coin with rest; rapid, irregular or bronchial asthma. ever, many cancer specialists 183, 505; Eleanor Bergren 190. only 10 to 20 minutes. When we think of heart disease, rebate and accommodations. unusually slow heartbeat: a Fatigue can result from low- believe that fatigue can be an BRIDGE — April 27: Irene Hallo- If the complaint is “ Doc. I feel we usually consider typical A second bus has been added for the family history of atherosclerosis, grade infection that is not recog­ early-warning signal of a hidden well 4,060; Sol Cohen 4,000; Pauline tired all the time.” most physi­ symptoms to be chest pain, June 5-9 trip to Wildwood. The cost of heart attack, or sudden death nized because there is no fever or cancer, particularly of the large Frederick 3,390; Lois Churila 3.550; cians take a brief history of the shortness of breath, fluid reten­ the trip is $204. FO r more information before age 55; tobacco smoking, only slight elevation at certain bowel and pancreas. A periodic Helen Silver 3,040. problem (when it started, when it tion, or palpitations (heartbeat call Don Berger at 875-0538 after high blood pressure, high blood times of the day. cancer screening examination is occurs), perform a short physical irregularities). Actually, chronic cholesterol or diabetes. Infectious mononucleosis also in order, even if you feel well. Thursday. examination, and order a stand­ fatigue can be one of heart disease’s earliest warning signs. An easily overlooked cause of causes tiredness, sore throat and ard set of laboratory tests. tiredness is an abnormality of the swollen lymph glands that can Dr. Richard N. Podell Is Patricia Kozak The screening laboratory ex­ For example, angina pectoris On-going activities Myth about hair growth heart’s valves, and blood clots in last for months. Its presence can associate clinical professor at the Robert G. Voight Jr. amination provides an extraordi­ (chest pain due to heart disease) Monday — Bingo. 10 a.m.; Pino­ Experts say it is only a myth that the heart-lung system. be confirmed by a simple blood University of Medicine and Den­ nary amount of information or even the initial stages of a chle, 12; 30 p.m. shaved hairs grow to be stronger and High blood pressure can cause test. tistry of New Jersey — Robert about moat of the organs of the heart attack can be present with ’Tuesday — Square Dancing, 10 stiffer. In fact, growing hair always tiredness, headaches, and other For women, if your fatigue and Johnson Wood Medical School. body. Physical causes of fatigue fatigue as the only obvious ’This article Is excerpted from a.m.; Exercise with Cleo, 1;30 p.m. feels stiff and shaving it will have no symptoms. related symptoms occur almost usually produce some abnormal­ symptom. affect on its texture or growth rate, Fatigue or weakness also may entirely during the second half of "Doctor, Why Am I So ’Tired” Grocery Shopping, call a day in ity on one or more of these tests. Consider that your fatigue advance for ride. Non-Grocery Shop­ says Wilkinson Sword. , { t ' f'Ot' 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 30, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 30. 1988 - 19 FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money Too much sun in sunspace Family Incomes Buying folk art is trendy, By Andv Lang Printed fabrics aren’t always the 1986 median The Associated Press best choice, since one dye in the $32,829 On the House fabric may fade more rapidly ’income but it carries some risks It’s nice to spend time in a than others. Gebel says it is best sunspace, a word that has come to to avoid bright or dark colors. “ It is absolutely essential to get $26,288 A c o u p le mean an area of the house that is “ Wood furniture is particularly While natural fabrics like cotton bought two a sales slip,” says Bishop. “ Make enclosed but allows the sun’s light sensitive in a sunspace,’’ she are desirable for their quality and American co­ sure the receipt is very specific and heat to be your companion. said. “ Too much exposure to the breathability, synthetics tend to lonial rose­ and includes what the object is, Many of them evolved from sun can fade and dry out wood, wear better, are less likely to fade wood chairs for Sylvia who made it, when it was made, greenhouses for indoor plants to causing splitting, cracking and and don’t absorb humidity as their den for date of the piece, any restoration living expanses for human loosening of joints. Exactly how readily. They also are easier to $3,000 at an an­ done, and amount you are beings. wood will react is difficult to clean. tique show. Porter paying.” Nice for you, that is. But tough Customers should ask the predict, but dark wood exposed to A key rule in selecting accesso­ $14,280 Thrilled with on furniture, fabrics and flooring dealer to sign a statement that “ If light often will turn lighter, ries for the sunspace is to buy their ’’find,” materials. Decorating ideas that any of the above information is whereas light wood willdarken. If inexpensive items — such as they brought work in traditional indoor rooms you do want wood furniture, throw pillows, posters, mats and the chairs to an incorrect, this object may be don’t always ring the bell in a returned for a full cash refund,” consider unstained pieces. The baskets — that can be easily expert appraiser who informed Robert Bishop, director of the sunspace. Before decorating such pigment in wood stain is highly replaced when they fade or are them that they had been painted Museum of American Folk Art, advises Bishop, adding that “ if a place, you should attempt to BREAKDOWN — sensitive to sunlight and stained spoiled by heat and humidity. In to look like the real thing, but told my research associate, Beth the dealer is trying to sell you a determine the amounts of light furniture will change color more fact, as a general rule, said There are 52 million actually were made in the late Kobliner; “ It is not unusual to fake, he’ll try to talk you out of and heat that actually fill the rapidly than natural wood.” Gebel, delicate or expensive families with married 1970s. find a painting from this period it.” room. The best time of day to But Jf you do have wood items should be saved for your Sadly, this scenario is not that sold for a few thousand Pennington points out some make this determination is be^ couples in the United furniture, said Gebel, treat it with living room. Valuable art may uncommon. dollars only 10 years ago to bring other basics; tween 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., when States, 10 million M arried M ale F e m a le a protective oil or wax and avoid fade, oils may dry and crack, and Cashing in on the popularity of in $100,000 today.” He notes that the sun’s heat is strongest. ■ Deal only with an established using products with alcohol be­ paper and canvas may yellow and families headed by a couples h e a d e d h e a d e d folk art — and the high prices while demand is up, there is a South-facing sunspaces are ex­ cause they will accelerate the dealer with a good reputation. deteriorate. It’s not wise to use a single woman, and fam ilies fa m ilie s early American objects are com­ limited supply of the best of folk ■ Seekexperthelp. You maybe BEDROOM 2 posed to the most light and heat, drying process. Small-scale, n's i2'.6" piano where there is a sunspace about 3 million manding at auctions across the art and the therefore prices are outdoor ■ so these spaces require careful Family type able to commission a good dealer o^l0'-7zl2-6“ UVtNG PORCH open-backed pieces made of environment, since every^ing country — fakers have entered increasing. n ronot « brcoklotl planning when it comes to inte­ painted wrought iron or rattan families headed by a to buy a specific object that you into from keys to strings can be Average...... $29,684 this market full force. While But the fact that you can fall in love with at an auction. For 1 most«r Hvril g rior decoration. A north-facing will endure sun, heat and humid­ single man. ■ BEDROOM c | damaged. fraud is no more prevalent in this purchase small, inexpensive folk r ” *------______maybe an extra 10 percent of the 1 >6'al2' sunspace or one shaded by trees ity and will reflect sunlight. When NEA graphic art pieces for under a hundred An interesting point is that area of art than in any other, purchase price, you get not only 1 ______1 or buildings won’t be as harsh on planning your interior design, dollars makes this type of Ameri­ V 1 c : 0 stained glass is impervious to sun there are several factors that the dealer’s guarantee, but ex­ E---- VltB~firtpt0C«7 “ fabrics, furnishings and floors, avoid placing furniture so some­ can art affordable for many of ' i«i« ol botcony obore damage and actually takes ad­ signal a need for heightened pert advice as to whether the allowing for more delicate choi­ one seated in it will be directly you. UVING ROOM vantage of the sun’s finest quali­ awareness. object is a suitable buy. 20'1 13-4“ ces. Know the direction of your facing the sun. Everyone loves a good deal, Given the current situation, exposure and plan accordingly. With upholstery, it may be best ties, filling the room with light Beware asterisks ■ Learn the basics. This does and the warm weather seems to unsuspecting consumers are easy and color. not necessarily require a trained We asked an authority on the to look for fabrics that carry a bring out the bargain hunter in marks. Samuel Pennington, the subject for more detailed infor­ eye, but instead some effort on ! T I PORCH ! guarantee of color fastness, but The most traditional and pleas­ many of us. This is the time of publisher of Maine Antique Dig­ mation. She is Tina Gebel, editor some manufacturers do not pass urable sunspace decorations are year when rummaging through est. reports there are three main your part. K ■__:»i I__B_ in the marketplace ■ Realize that many fakers of Greenhouses for Living, an along this information. Off-white plants. Combined with baskets garage sales and scouring small categories of fakes. know the psychology of collec­ annual buyers’ guide to residen­ and pastel fabrics fade slowly and and pottery, they can become the antique shops become a favorite The first includes downright tors. Take scrimshaw, for exam­ tial sunspaces. Her first com­ evenly, barely revealing their most vital and resilient part of pastime. phonies that were made with the ple. Most of us would expect the first floor plon ment was about furniture. wear over a period of time. your decorating theme. Bv the Editors What’s more, the notion of intention to defraud purchasers. subject matter to be whaling of Consumer Reports paying top dollar for folk art is not The second includes those items Consumer scenes. But the majority of uncommon. Due to increased that were “ improved” in some scrimshaw was not about whal­ You may already have noticed interest in all types of folk art — way — say, refinishing or re­ Reports ing, since bored whalers were the ominous build-up of hostile ranging from weathervanes to painted — to make them seem as Build up your soil nutrients looking to the hobby as an escape asterisks in various areas of the old furniture to handmade quilts if they are more valuable. The from their trade. BEDROOM 3 marketplace. From a distance, — the prices of high-quality third includes craft or folk objects 20' 1 12' By Earl Aronson they may seem harmless enough, that were made recently, but ■ Be suspicious of excessively f t The fancy leaf variety is large Sears flier advertising a wooden pieces have skyrocketed. The Associated Press and heart-shaped; the lance leaf since they’re no bigger than a At Christie’s, a major New . resold many times and therefore dirty, stained, or corroded ob­ bolConjr roHirtg sewing cabinet “ plus over 500 Weeders Guide speck. But a good close look have become honestly ponfused jects, particularly art on paper. smaller with a fluffy ruffle- accessories” for $29.99 plus ship­ York gallery, sales of this type of ^ ...... Often you have to build up the proves otherwise. An asterisk has with real antiques. ; Usually, family records, por­ rippled edge, better suited for use ping. A squadron of asterisks art have doubled in the past year. nutrient level of soil before the power to destroy the meaning One of the key points to traits or the like were treated in containers or as accent plants. scattered across the flier detailed The gallery reports total dollars planting to ensure abundant, petunias do best in full sunlight, of all the much larger-sized words understand; Although even the with special care. The caladium thrive under less the contents. Among them was spent at Christie’s on Folk and healthy crops. but a few annual flowers do well around it. most experienced experts are Final point; Buy something, light than many plants. Space the following; “ Includes 450 American Decorative art hit a To increase nutrient levels, you in shady places; sometimes fooled, there are basic then try to sell it lor more than them 9-15 inches apart, sinking Recently, a few vigilant folks straight pins.” record high of more than of $12 can add organic fertilizers such steps even the casual collector you paid. That can be the biggest ■ Some impatiens or balsams tubers 2-3 inches deep when the submitted some pretty interest­ million in 1987 as compared to $6 as compost or animal manure, Consumer Reports’ editors can take to avoid being taken. lesson of all. grow 10-18 inches tall, with colors soil warms. ing sightings to the editors of million in 1986. second floor plan grass clippings, plant residues or called the toll-free number listed ranging from white, red, orange Consumer Reports. While these commercial fertilizers, or a com­ in the flier and asked how many and pink. examples don’t constitute an bination. Work these materials ROSE CARE; Spray or dust HOUSE OF THE WEEK — The exterior of this leisure invasion, they are a reminder accessories you get, not including into the soil, using a tiller, shovel rose bushes regularly to prevent Changing Times home features rough, stained wood siding and a red ■ Fibrous-rooted begonias are that consumers must be ever on the straight pins. The woman who or spade to turn the ground. > attractive all summer. Some disease or insect damage. Use answered was courteous but not their guard. shingle roof. It also has a wide front porch and an Improving soil this way is a have bronze leaves that contrast one of the preparations made very knowledgeable. She con­ outdoor-living side porch. I nside, there are two bedrooms gradual process that may take nicely with the flowers in white, specifically for roses and follow From Colorado came a real sulted with someone who, it BEST DEALS IN CHECKING — With fees rising Services, a financial research firm in Wadsworth, on the first floor and one on the second. Plan HA1466C several years. Garden yields will pink, carmine and red. package directions. doozy — an ad for ERA realtors. seemed, knew even less than she and interest rates slumping. Changing Times III. magazine suggests it may be time to reevaluate More common is the single-balance, single-fee has 1,161 square feet on the first floor and 298 on the get better as time goes on. ■ Lesser known is lobelia eri- In large type, a proclamation did. When you sow seeds and BLUEGRASS: Mow bluegrass your checking account to see whether you could be approach; If you fall below a certain balance, you’ll second. For more information, write to architect William nus, which grows only 4-6 inches reads. " I f we don’t sell your The editors then added up the transplant, supplement with lawns to a 2-inch height, agrono­ doing better elsewhere. be charged a fee. On average, says Moebs. banks tall. Flowers are variations of house, we’ll buy it.” According to numbers listed with the other G. Chirgotis, 37 Mountain Ave., Springfield, N.J. 07081. more fertilizer. For seeds, add mists advise. Start by analyzing how you use your account. If require a minimum balance of $432 and charge $5.13 blue and white. Some varieties the smaller print underneath, asterisk. Including “ over 25 Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope. the fertilizer to the whole trench, you write a lot of checks and you’ re paying a a month if you fall below It; S*Ls require a have bronze leaves. those are “ The most comforting hooks and eyes,” “ over 90 but­ cover with soil, add the seeds and GARDEN BOOK: “ Herbs and per-item charge, you may be better off in a flat-fee minimum of $330 and charge $4.97. words any homeowner could hope tons,” 50 safety pins, 50 spools of cover with more soil. ■ Also lesser known is browat- Medicial Plants” by Madge account. If you’re always being socked with fees ■ Interest-bearing Accounts. Banks and thrifts to hear” thread, 12 needles, a thimble, a Fertilize transplants individu­ lia. It grows 12-18 inches tall and Hooper (Arco, $6.95); Forcentur- because you fall below the minimum balance in an are generally paying 4-5 percent on NOW and Super tape measure and scissors, they ally. Put soil between the fertil­ produces flowers in blue and ies. herbs have been surrounded But the asterisk sitting so interest-bearing account, you might do well to NOW accounts. To earn that and avoid fees, you’ll came up with more than 230 A lot of moves in moving izer and the plant to protect white. In shade, it produces with mystery about their healing pertly next to the “ we’ll buy it” switch to an account that doesn’t pay interest but have to keep higher balances. accessories. Not a bad deal, For banks, according to Moebs, the average WILTON (AP) - Families categories relating to the against root bum. masses of flowers most of the and destructive powers. Hooper, sends you down to the even has a significantly lower minimum-balance perhaps — but that still leaves a minimum is $1,066 and the average fee is $5.98; for being relocated often don't different stages of a move. Some crops enjoy high nitro­ summer. in her well-illustrated paperback, smaller print at the bottom of the requirement. full-page ad. These tiny types lot of straight pins. “The name of the game is to establish what you’ll thrifts. $407 and $5.05. Some banks and thrifts have realize that an average of They include pre-move, move gen. Sweet com and tomatoes ■ Foliage variations available tells about 150 herbs and plants, take all the comfort away; have in your pocket after all fees and charges have merged NOWs and Super NOWs into a single more than 165 individual activ­ out, new home search, may need extra nitrogen during in coleus make it a favorite. The lethal and non-poisonous. And, from a reader in Michigan been subtracted.” says Robert Heady, publisher of account. At institutions that still offer Super NOWs, ities are involved in their settling-in, disposition of old the growing season. If so, spread mixture of patterns in the green, •’’Conditions apply, including a came this sighting; a "centennial “ Bank Rate Monitor.” you’ll have to keep a considerably higher minimum move. home and settling-up. the fertilizer alongside the plants, red, pink and white tones offer □ □ □ season” ad from the Grand Hotel program participation fee. house When you shop around for accounts, here’s what balance in return for a slightly higher rate and lower These range from being Some less apparent, but being careful not to disturb the many color combinations. must meet specific qualifica­ in Mackinac Island. Mich. “ Cele­ For a copy of Earl Aronson's you’ll find; fees. Savings and loans generally offer better notified of the move, through necessary, tasks include li­ roots. Then water down the area tions, a second home must be brate a century in grand style for One of the most striking dis­ “ A P Guide to House Plants," ■ Non-interest-bearing acounts. About 35percent terms. fiiing an amended tax return. censing pets, finding a new to help work in the fertilizer. purchased through ERA, and just $87*,” it said. The asterisk Homequity Inc. says these attorney and opening bank plays in our summer garden is send $1.50 to House Plants, AP listed the extras; baggage han­ of the savings and loans that have checking services PLANTS FOR SHADE: Annu­ purchase price will be deter­ still offer old-fashioned free checking, compared activities fall into six generai accounts. provided by fancy leaf caladiums Newsfeatures, 50 Rockefeller dling and tax. Oh, yes, and an 18 als such as zinnia, marigold and with a wide range of exotic colors. mined solely by ERA.” with just 4.7 percent of banks, according to Moebs — From Changing Hmes, the Klpllnger Magazine Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10020. A New York reader sent in a percent “ added charge.” .»wn':r ■Yf''r''r>r’: V : go - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 30, 1988 MANCHEStER HERALD. Saturday. 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Singles can get sex therapy Where to Write Satnrdav, April 30 Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren D E A R DR. reaction to the newness of being P.O. Box 69440 REINI8CH: I in a sexual situation. Until one Jh Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 5:00AM ® Home Shopping Over­ dl) Addams Family am a 22-year- gains some experience with how n ig h t S ervice (60 min.) [CNN] Daybreak old single male strong sexual feelings can be, it is Cl1) U.S. Farm Report [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. with a problem Kinsey Report easy to conclude that a problem (36) Home Shopping Overnight Service [ESPN] SportsCenter that has been exists when, in fact, the person is P.O. Box 91426 C ontinues (2 hrs.) [USA] PGM Sale chewing me up only intensely excited and will [CNN] Crossfire June M. Reinisch, Ph.D. Cleveland, Ohio 44101 | 7:30AM (33 Popeye and Son gradually correct the over­ [D IS] W alt Disney Presents (60 min ) for three years. C13 Sybervision [USA] Night Flight: New Sounds It’s not easy to reaction as the sensations be­ (Tl) BraveS tarr (CC). come more familiar. (Intey Report Dr. June M. Reinisch talk about or 5;05AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : House of (5Q) Popeye admit, but I ’m P.O. Box 46 the Rising Sun' Aftor several Los Angeles DEAR DR. REINISCH: My prostitutes are killed, a reporter posing as ( p Foofur (CC) a prem ature wife and I are in our SOs. She Bloomington, Ind. 47402 a high-priced call girl fears for her life Ja­ (38) It’s Your Business ejaculator. Even though I ’ve goal is for the man to learn to enjoys anal sex. We would like to mie Barrett, Frank Annese 1986 (In (4j5) W ild Kingdom never had intercourse, in sexual accurately recognize the signs of Stereo) know if there is any danger to (41) Princesa Caballero play with girlfriends I orgasm his progression through the ® l Love Lucy this. 5:30AM [CNN] Sports Close-up before anything even heats up. stages of sexual response, and OD INN News DEAR READER: Surveys re­ [DIS] Dumbo's Circus I’ve done a lot of reading about thereby learn to control his [CNN] Showbiz Today [ESPN] Thoroughbred Digest port that between 9 percent and 43 Visits from in-iaws cures for this, but everything responses, usually slowing down [USA] MOVIE: Club Havana' People [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Lion' A young girl s points to the Masters and Johnson to more closely match his percent (depending on which come to the Club Havana and find love and parents are disturbed by her growing at­ treatment, which is for couples. partner. study is cited) of married women death. Tom Neal, Margaret Lindsay 1945 tachment to the lion she's raised from The success rate for singie men have tried anal intercourse. Of hard habit to break 6:00AM C?) Young Universe (R| birth. William Holden, Pamela Franklin, What treatment can a single male Trevor Howard 1962. the 43 percent cited above, Look at Me Now get to conquer this problem? who have had treatment for [USA] Where There's a W ill There's an I want to date without worrying premature ejaculation is report­ around 40 percent found it pleasu­ DEAR ® Comic Strip A rable, so your wife’s experience is 1T Christian Science Monitor Reports about embarrassing myself, but edly near that for couples therapy ABBY; I love 8:00AM 33 Hello Kitty's Furry Tale most of all, someday, I want to get — about 95 percent. not unusual. my husband’s (2(^ N e w Zoo Revue Theater When anal intercourse is prac­ ®i) Popeye married and be right for my wife Most treatment programs also brother and his (X) World Tomorrow ticed carefully, a lubricant is [CNN] Daybreak on our honeymoon. Please help! include sessions to clarify infor­ wife dearly, (33 L ittle C low ns o f H a p p yto w n (CC) used and insertion is gentle, there Dear Abby [DIS] You and Me. Kid mation about sex so that men gain but they much (IT) V isionaries DEAR READER: There are is little risk of harmfui effects. too frequently Abigail Van Buren 6:1 5AM ® Davey & Goliath (20) Porky Pig modifications of the successful a better understanding of how Tissues inside the rectum can be factors other than direct sexual show up just as 6:30AM C3D Captain Bob (2^ (^) Disney's Adventures of the therapies for premature ejacula­ damage^ or irritated, so thrust­ G um m i Bears (CC). I aon about to (20) Sylvantan Families tion (a man ejaculates before he stimulation can contribute to ing may need to be slow or (24) Sesame Street (CC) too-fast ejaculation. For exam­ prepare CO Flintstone Kids (CO wishes to do so) for men without restricted. Also, vaginal stimula­ (26) K idsongs (In Stereo) ple, premature ejaculation is supper. They 11) Planet of the Apes partners. Basically, the man is tion should not follow anal stimu­ (38) Wall Street Journal Report live out of town .16^ Headline News taught to identify his signs of more likely to happen after a man lation without thorough washing; ^1) Rem i has had a period of sexual and work in the city where we can drop it on her desk, and (41^ Follow Me approaching orgasm and to grad­ this is to avoid transfer of rectal (5^ Rod and Reel Streamside live. ’They’ve made a habit of maybe she will take the hint. (6_1J Com ic Strip ually increase the time between abstinence or if be is with a new bacteria to the vagina. [CNN] Daybreak stopping at our place right after HAD ENOUGH [C N N ] International Correspondents arousal and orgasm. partner. If neither partner carries a [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! work, and staying until they are [DIS] Mousercise When couples follow this treat­ Call your local mental health sexually transmitted disease, DEAR HAD ENOUGH: One’s [ESPN] Tom Mann Outdoors invited to eat supper with us. [ESPN] SpeedWeek ment, they are told to repeatedly center and ask if they offer a there is no risk of STD. But if There’s no problem when I co-workers are much like a [HBO] Step Too Slow Judge Reinhold MAGNUM, P.l. — (Clockwise from front) Tom Selleck, john Hillerman, Roger E. “ second family,” so it’s not [M A X] A Gospel Session: Everybody stars in this cirama of a high school baskui- stop stimulation (thrusting or treatment program for prema­ either partner has an infectious have sufficient food — I ask them Say Yeah! A celebration of American gos Mosley and Larry Manetti say goodbye as "M agnum , P .l." ends its eight-season run. unusual for co-workers to share liall player who learns to cope with rojec- vaginal movement), wait a whiie, ture ejaculation for single men; if orgasm known to be sexuaily to join us (which I ’ve done many pel music, w ith host Paul Simon, featuring tion and criticism with the help of an unex The two-hour final episode airs Sunday, May 1 on CBS. bits and pieces of their personal performances by Andrae Crouch, Jennifer then begin stimuiation again. they don’t, ask them to recom­ transmissible, intercourse (both times), but I usually plan just f.ectod new fnond lives. Holliday, The Oak Ridge Boys and Luiher Similar stop-start methods are mend a qualified sex counseior or vaginal and anal) should be enough for the two of us. Even my Vandross (60 min ) (In Stereo) [TMC] MOVIE; The Fifth Missile' A However, if you all agree that toxic paint affects the logic and reasoning Caregivers used in programs for single males sex therapist. An experienced discontinued until a physician husband admits that these visits [TM C ] MOVIE: Black and White in Co ® Superm an (41) Conan this woman is overdoing it. ask of the commanding officers of a nuclear 26 This Week in MotorSpoHs using stimuiation from counselor will help you learn to says that the couple may resume have gotten out of hand, but he lor' French West African colonials learn of Trident submarine when they threaten to f10) Amateur Duckpin Bowling (60 min (57) Adam Smith's Money World masturbation. recognize and exert control over having intercourse. the person closest to her to tell her the outbreak of war and prepare to attack use their deadly missiles on an unsuspect­ 40 F lin tstone Kids (CC) doesn’t know what to say to his a neighboring German garrison Jean Car (20) Bugs Bunny [CNN] Style W ith Elsa Klensch In both cases, patients are your sexual responses, often in so as diplomatically as possible. ing world Robert Conrad, Sam Watersion. 57 Wall Street Week: Are You Revolted brother. met. Jacques Dufilho, Catherine Rouvei Yvette Mimicux 1986 (38) VegaS [ESPN] Sports Trivia by Utility Stocks? (R) given instructions, which they only a few visits. Dr. Reinisch is director of the It would be an act of kindness. 1976 Rated PG (Dubbed) I don’t want to offend them, but [USA] Changing Lifestyles; Two Years 01) Isla del Tesoro [HBO] MOVIE; The Sea Wolves' A [CNN] Baseball '88 foiiow at home, reporting what Don’t be surprised if the Kinsey Institute for Research in DEAR ABBY: The letter from MOVIE: Elmchamed group of British soldiers attacks Gorman how do I get them to leave? I hate 6:35AM [HBO] to Financial Freedom (57) Say Brother [DIS] Grimm's Fairy Tales happened the next time they see counseior determines that your Sex, Gender and Reproduction, “Two Large Problems’’ (over­ Forest’ Upon sitting under a magical elm ships hiding in neutral waters. Gregory to hurt their feelings. Inciden­ 8:30AM (33 Jim Henson's Muppet (6^ Addams Family Peck, Roger Moore, David Niven. 1980 [ESPN] GameDay the therapist or counseior. The tree, an artist acquires special powers that responses are simply a normal Indiana Unlversity-Bloomington. tally, their combined income is on weight bridesmaids) prompted he puts to use saving Fantasy Forest from Babies (CC). [CNN] Moneyvyeek Rate^PG [USA] Where There's a W ill There's an a par with ours. me to write. destruction 1986 (33 Get Sm art [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Haunted Honeymoon' A I was a bridesmaid only once in (33 Pound Puppies (CC). [ESPN] Outdoor Life A radio star, planning to marry his co-star HAD IT OUT EAST 7:00AM Young Universe at his family's ancestral mansion, is sud­ 1 2:00PM ® MOVIE; OnaClearDay my life. We were an odd-looking (T) Star Commanders (33 Three Stooges [MAX] MOVIE: 'Born Free' A Kenyan denly plagued by phobias Gene Wilder. You Can See Forever' (CC) A woman Hypertension a pain in the neck DEAR HAD IT; You say you group. The bride was a size 12: (ll) Captain Power and the Soldiers of game warden and his wife raise an or­ lives several lives in a romantic triangle Gilda Radnor, Dom DeLuiso 1986. Rated (T) Great Weekend Scheduled: a cruise where her com petition is herself Barbara “ love” them. What’s to love about the Future phaned lion cub until they realize they must PG (In Stereo) her maid of honor was a 14.1 was from Miami to the Bahamas, home inspec­ set her free to survive on her own Virginia Streisand. Yves Montcind, Jack Nicholson nervy people who take advantage a 16. The groom had two sisters — tions for real estate buyers (60 min ) 03 Internationa! Championship Wres­ McKenna. Bill Travers. Geoffrey Keene. [USA] Love Your Skin 1970 birth-control devices. tlin g (60 min.) D E A R DR. of you? one was a size 3, and the other was (VD BraveStarr (CC) 1966. 1 1 :00AM ® A m e rica n B andstand (In ® Charlie's Angels I am sending you a free copy of (20) Tom and Jerry GOTT: ’There These relatives are freeload­ a 52. She had to have her dress CjD MOVIE; 'Stampede' Open warfare [USA] Keys to Success Stereo) 33 T and T (CC) Detective Jones is a chronic my Health Report, “ Contracep­ ers. ’They could occasionally prevails when ranchers' dam causes set­ (30) S m urfs (CC) ® Dukes of Hazzard searches for his w ife's attacker (In Stereo) made special, as did the flower tlers much trouble. Rod Cameron. Gale 1 0:00AM ® Pee-wee's Playhouse pain in my neck tion; An Update." Other readers bring deli food, carry-out chicken (26) MOVIE; 'Thunder Over Arizona' A (33 To Be Announced. (13 Black Sheep Squadron girl, who wore a chubby 8. Storm. 1949 mayor wants to control a rich silvermine ® Wrestling: WWF Superstars of who would like a copy should send ® WWF Wrestling Spotlight and shoulders. Dr. Gott or (Hiinese. Unless you speak up. There was never a doubt in the (20) Starcom George Macready, Skip Homoier. Kristine W re stlin g (11) G.L.O.W. W restling $I and their name and address to Several times a they will continue to come empty- bride’s mind about who she (2lS Main Street (CC) Miller 1956, (8) Fair Game 01) S tar Search (60 min.) (18) Butiwinkle Peter Gott, M.D. P.O. Box 91369, (Heveland, Ohio ® Great Weekend Scheduled, a cruise day, the pain handed to be fed at your expense. wanted in the wedding party — (26) Daktari (38) Bottomline 08) Ebony/Jet Showcase (20) MOVIE; 'Silent Rage' A homicidal from Miami to the Bahamas, home inspec spreads and 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the Instead of complaining to Dear - ®T) M aquina del TIem po $3) WWF Wrestling madman terrorizes a Texas town. Chuck and it didn’t matter what size (5pJ Ring Around the World tions for real estate buyers (60 min ) Norris, Tom Kalom, Ron Silver 1982 the back of my title. Abby, get the gumption to tell (SjO W oodwright's Shop (2?) Jim Henson's Fraggle Hock (CC) they were. ($) AM Boston (if) Soul Train (22) Foofur (CC) head becomes [CNN] Big Story ( 2 ^ W e're Not Alone The current state of them enough is enough and don’t I missed being a bridesmaid for (4$l Natural W e ig h t Loss (2® GLOW ; G orgeous Ladies o f W re s ­ (24) Suffer Not the Little Children very sore and ______worry about offending them. [DIS] New Adventures of Winnie the care for the elderly in America and where DEAR DR. GO’TT: I am very my cousin because I was too (4T) Aventuras del Pequeno Principe tling it's headed. Host Colleen Dewhurst (26) NASCAR Racing (90 min ) tender. These ’They’re about as sensitive as a Pooh self-conscious about the fact that short, too chubby and my hair (2^ C 3 Q ) ALF (CC) (26) Greatest Sports Legends (36) Black Perspective: Family Tradi­ “ attacks” are worse when I sit or DEAR DR. GOTT: My daugh­ [ESPN] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance pair of rhinoceroses. was the same color as the bride’s. (24) Creative Living (^j Three Stooges tions my ears stick out. Does anyone [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Stalag 1 T During W orld lie down and when I have a bowel ter, 19, recently got married. She C h a n n e ls WWF Wrestling Spotlight still "pin" ears back? DEAR ABBY: Please help me All her bridesmaids had to be tall, War ll, American G.I.'s in a German prison (46) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC) ^ MOVIE: 'Battle for the Planet of the movement. thinks she might be allergic to her 0.$ Real Ghostbusters (CC) Apes' Human civilization stages its grea­ and countless other people in my thin and blond! Hartford. C T camp suspect a cynical sergeant of being a 0 i) PELICULA: 'C u ch illo ' Su dostino era husband’s sperm. Is there such a WF8B (X spy, William Holden. Otto Preminger. Don test battle for survival against a world ov DEAR READER: I thought D EAR READER: Yes. See a department at work. There is a You were right, Abby. A WNYW Naw Yerti. NY (D (^) El Tesoro del Saber iuchar hasta el fin para vengar la m uerto de orrun and ruled by apes. Roddy McDowell, condition? She itches terribly. WTNH-- aie^sr K CD Taylor. 1953. sus hermanos. Andros Garcia. plastic surgeon to discuss the woman we work with who seems wedding isn’t a performance; it’s (S^ Tony Brown's Journal Claude Akins. John Huston. 1973 that you were suffering from won ltawY«fb NY CD 9:00AM ® McCreary Report Washington Week in Review (CC) common muscle-contraction DEAR READER: Women can pros and cons of cosmetic to think that we are interested in a gathering of your nearest and :wpfx New YoHl NY (D ^ World Wide Wrestling (46) Candlapln Bowling (60 min ) every detail of her personal life. dearest no matter what they look WHCT Hartford. C T m 33 ® My Pet Monster (CC) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Katy' Animated The co­ (R) (5^ Sesame Street (CC). pain, until I read the part about sometimes exhibit allergic reac­ surgery. Watetbury. C T (e^ Fall Guy What she and the kids had for like. WTXX • (T) Superman lorful adventures of Katy. a curious (6t) M O VIE: 'Lady in C e m e n t' A small the bowel movements. Now I ’m tions to their partner’s semen, but WWLP SpHngflald. M A m caterpillar who wants to see what life is all [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America town hood hires a private detective to find Marifuvd. (11) Solid Gold in Concert your daughter’s reaction is unus­ dinner. What her husband said ONCE A BRIDESMAID WEOH Cl about 1983 his missing girl friend Frank Sinatra. Ra not so sure. WTWS Naw London. CT • $0) Mighty Mouse [M A X] MOVIE: 'Karate Kid Part Two' It’s important that you find a when she got home. What they IN FLORIDA [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull (CC) W hile visiting O kinaw^, Daniel is quel Welch, Richard Conte 1968 I think you should check with a ual. An allergy is less likely to WVIT Hartford. CT m (24) Sesame Street (CC) doctor to Investigate the cause of cause itching than Infertility doctor who suits your needs — watched on TV, etc. WSBK Boaton. MA m [USA] Perfect Diet forced to defend his mentor and himself [CNN] Newsday WOQB SprfngflaM. MA m ^ ) Ask the Manager against bitter foes determined to destroy and Dr. Gott tells how in his new We have been through the To get Abby’s booklet “ How to 10:1 0AM [CNN] Showbiz Week [DIS] My Friend Flicka your symptoms. Your neck and because the woman’s secretions WXTV fatal aaw. fiu » d i) Capitan Centella them Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki P af Mor purchase of a car, moving into a Write Letters for All Occasions," iia, Nobu McCarthy 1986. Rated PG (In [ESPN] Tennis: U.S.T.A. Clay Court shoulder pain could be due to inactivate the sperm if an allergy Health Report, “ C!hoosing a Phy­ WQBY BprfnffWd. MA 9 10:30AM ® Mighty Mouse: The Hartford, C T (5^ La Plaza Championships Semifinal round, from Isle something as ubiquitous as high is present. I think that your sician; Make a Decision for Good different house, her kids’ and send a check or money order for WTIC j n N e w A d ventu res (CC) Stereo) husband’s illness from start to $2.89 (13.39 In Canada) to; Dear CNN Cabla Nawa Nat. (CMN) [DIS] Donald Duck Presents [USA] Jimmy Houston Outdoors of Palms, S.C. (2 hrs ) (Live) blood pressure; straining during daughter should see a gynecolo­ Health.” For your copy, send $l DISNEY Dfsnay Cbannal ID tS) 3.3 To Be Announced. [ESPN] F ishin’ Hole [TMC] MOVIE: Return of the Jedi' defecation can worsen the pain of gist, because her symptoms are and your name and address to finish. I don’t know where she Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. Box ESPN Sports Natworfc [1 8 P M ] 08} Essence 1 1 : 30A M 06) How to Make a Fortune (CC) Third installment of George Lucas' HBO Homa Box Offloa (M80) [USA] Youth Secrets of the Stars ever got the idea that we are the 447, Mount Morris, 111. 61054 (3® A lvin and th e C h ipm unks [CC) in 1 98 8 hypertension when head and neck probably due to an infection or an P.O. Box 91369. Cleveland, Ohio CINEMAX Citwmaii [MAX] 9:10AM [CNN] Healthweek ^ (36) New Archies (CC) aches are caused by this treata­ allergy to some other component 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the least bit interested. 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\ \ f I • \ * r > • ^ • miere Adventure. Based on the 1967 fea­ KIT -N’ CARLVLE by Larry Wright ANEN ture film and its made-for-television se­ SNAFU by Bruca Baattia quels. Tonight; Lt. Danko (Ben Murphy) Satardav, Contiaaed leads a motley crew of convicts on a When Attorney deadly mission.-Also stars John Slattery Saturday, Continued rrye (Sherman and Jon Tenney. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) Hemsley) de­ CD ® Dolly (CC) A New Orleans special "Star Wars" trilogy reunites Luke Sky- tall Abominable Snowman which the featuring appearances by George Kirby. fends a beauUAil 57) MOVIE: The Day of the Triffids' A walker and his comrades for a final battle scientists vow to bring back to America. Pete Fountain, Dixie Kups and Doug Ker­ [CNN] Headline News accused mur­ meteor shower causes blindness and the with the evil Galactic Empire. Mark Hamill, Phoenix Grant. Jim Sullivan, Tony Kendall. shaw. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher. 1983. Rated 1977. derer (guest star [HBO] Comedy Hour Live From London growth of man-eating plants Howard '> ,'V PG. (In Stereo) CE MOVIE: 'Rebel Without e Ceuse' A Featuring Ben Elton, Spitting Image. Ro­ Keel, Nicole Maurey. Janette Scott 1963 [CNN] Hulthweek Jackee), he 2:10PM youth, who has lost respect for his par­ w an Atkinson and the com edy team Dawn Part 2 of 2. [USA] Rockfile soon falls In love ents. gets involved with a gang of juvenile French and Jennifer Saunders from the 2:30PM dD NCAA special: Man'i Anchors Fred delinquents. James Dean, Natalie Wood, Hackney Empire Theatre. Taped April 30, [CNN] Sports Tonight 1 2:30PM CD W e Got it Made Mickey Gymnastics Championship UCLA, Ne­ with her, on Sal Mineo. 1955. 1988 (60 min ) (Live) Hickman. Nick Charles develops a split personality after undergo­ braska, Oklahoma and Illinois compete, MBC's "Amen." ing hypnosis to cure her nail-biting habit. 1 2:00AM E Solid Gold in Concert, from Lincoln, Neb. (60 min.) (Taped) Part one of a ( ji MOVIE: -Kojak: The Belarus File' Ko- [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents A tal­ (R) jak encounters federal roadblocks while in­ ented young comedian s preoccupation Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) (ID K id so n g s (18) T o p C a t two-part episode vestigating the murders of several elderly with his own death worries his wife his \18) New Grooves W ith Meg Grinin dD Make Yourself at Home airs SATUR­ Russian emigres in New York. Telly Sava- manager and a police officer I'm T e llin g l (CC). 201 D.C. Follies ® PELICULA: Dos Tipos de Cuidado' las, Suzanne Pieshette. Max Von Sydow DAY, APRIL 30. Werewolf (CC) When C2^ Drawn from Nature Enredos casamenteros y bellas canciones 1985 10:30PM (D 26) MOVIE: 'The Invincible One' Rivalry Eric IS shot and buried alive, he uses his What About Women; The Constitu­ en esta pelicula con ios dos grandes de between two textile factories causes a ser­ CHECK LISTINGS MOVIE: 'The Bridge at Remagen' powers to escape and seek out his at­ ies of violent martial-arts confrontations tio n cine mexicano. Jorge Negrete, Pedro In­ The U S. Army moves to captu/e a stra­ fante. FOR EXACT TIME tacker. (R) (In Stereo) Alexander Fu Sheng. Chi Kuan-Chun. [CNN] Evans 8i Novak tegic German bridge before it is dynamited dZ) H o m e tim e (CC). by desperate Nazis George Segal, Robert CD Benny Hill 1983 [DIS] Zorro 61 MOVIE: 'Chubasco' A young tuna [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch Vaughn, Ben Gazzara. 1969. il^ INN N e w s [HBO] Behind the Scenes Author Jay fisherman comes into conflict with his (?2) tW) Facts of Life (CC| Part 1 of 2 (In 18) Classified 18 Mclnerney discusses the making of [HBO] MOVIE: 'Finnegan Begin Again' boss when he marries the m an's daughter Stereo) "Bright Lights, Big City." a film based on (CC) Sm itten w ith a younger wom an, an dD Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dear America: Letters ;2D C P T V A u ctio n Susan Strasberg. Richard Egan. Christo­ aging newspaperman discovers it's never From Vietnam' (CC) Archival footage and his novel, starring Michael J. Fox. dD Embajadores de la Musica Colom- (2D A u c tio n (3 hrs.) Continued. 4l)sPELICULA: 'Soy Charro de Rancho pher Jones 1968 ■fy> too late to start again. Mary Tyler Moore. songs from the '60s underscore this por­ (M) M O V IE : 'N o rth By N o rth w e s t' A M a ­ Grande' Un charro abandona su rancho y 1 ;00PM ® MOVIE: 'The Three Uvea biana [CNN] Newsnight Robert Preston. Sylvia Sidney. 1985. (In trait of the Vietnam conflict 1987 Rated dison Avenue advertising man is mistaken marcha a la gran ciudad en busca de un "I never diet. If I get (at I can't run fast of Thom asina' A cat uses three of her nine dZ) V ic to ry G arden (CC). Stereo) NR. (In Stereo) for a CIA agent. Cary Grant, Eva Mano cambio de vida Pedro 'nfante 1 2:30AM CD m o v i e : crisis at Cen lives to bring happiness to a lost little girl, enough to catch my dinner. " [TM C] MOVIE: 'Rosemary's Baby' A [CNN] Big Story Saint, James Mason 1959. tral High' A high school teacher and girls C l»M by NCA me hope and courage to a lonely widdVver, and [ESPN] Arena Football: New York pregnant w om an is shocked to learn of her [M AX] MOVIE: The Driver’ (CC) A pro vice principal becomes embroiled in the to release the heating pow ers of a beautiful [ E S P N ] S p e e d W o rld (2 hrs.) [CNN] PrimeNews Knights at Los Angeles Cobras (2 hrs husband's involvement with a coven of fessional get-away driver is the target of federal-state controversy over mtegratioh witch. Patrick McGoohan, Susan Hamp­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Every Time We Say 30 mm.) (Live) witches and their designs on her unborn an obsessed policeman. Ryan O'Neal. [DIS] Happily Ever After Animated A at Central High School m Little Rock, Ark shire. Karen Dotrice. 1964. Goodbye' A clash of cultures threatens the baby. Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes, Ruth Bruce Dern. 1978. Rated R. young girl devises a plan to prevent her [USA] Ray Bradbury Theater A nurse Joanne Woodward, Charles Durnmg ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook developing romance between an injured aids an ailing ghost on a transcontinental Gordon. 1968. Rated R. parents' impending divorce. Features the 1981. C D S ea H u n t M ike gives scuba diving les­ American pilot and a Sephardic Jewish 7:00PM (D Life styles o f the R ich and voices of Carol Burnett, Danny DeVito. tram trip and escorts him to his final destin­ ""5iii9EraK (2fi) H o w to M a ke O ne Th ou san d D ollars *^K)i (D A -T e a m (D It’s a Living Sonny considers taking up il) Cheers Creek' Four college students try to bring >2!^ Major League Baseball: Regional min.) (Live) Robert Guillaume 1987. Rated R {In faith healing after he saves a choking some glory to their school by com peting in WE'P JOIN THE 5AD, Coverage (4/30/88) California Angels at dD Little House on the Prairie Stereo) 18^ Motivational Program CD Knight Rider m an's life a raft race against a team of ruthless men PATriETiC. m KG Of Toronto Blue Jays or Oakland A's at dD It's Showtime at the Apollo This 22' N e w s (Live) CiD MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's Ani­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Stepfather* A Tim Matheson. Jennifer Runyon 1984 Cleveland Indians. (3 hrs.) (Live) week's host: Bill Cosby. Scheduled: re­ QD T and T (CC) Detective Jones AMERICAS H0MELE6S. mal House' A feud erupts between rival teen-ager becomes suspicious of her 241 Auction (2 hrs } Continued Rated R. 2.4) T a ke Charge! cording artists Howard Hewett and Gerry searches for his w ife's attacker (In Stereo) fraternities. John Belushi, Tim Matheson, m other's new husband, a man w hose vi y2D Discover [M AX] MOVIE: '9 Deaths of the Ninja Woo, illusionist Ed Alonzo, comic Terry (ID C h a rle s in Charge Buddy s visiting sion of the perfect family leads to violence 4 $ L e t's G o B o w lin g (60 min.) Donald Sutherland. 1978. 38) M O VIE : 'S ilv e r Streak' An editor on a This campy spoof of adventure films fea­ Hodges. (60 min.) cousin (Mindy Cohn) reveals she's an al­ Terry O'Quinn, Jill Schoelen, Shelley Hack 41) New Jersey Hispano cross-country tram ride encounters a love tures a trio of misfits hired to save a bus­ (ID Soul Train (In Stereo) (g) W W F Wrestling coholic. 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) affair, a murder plot and a wild police load of hostages from terrorist kidnap­ S7) W onderworks: A Waltz Through the (41) ReirK) Salvaje d D A u c tio n (3 hrs.) ( ^ M a m a 's F a m ily Mam a has a new out' [USA] MOVIE; 'Devil's Nightmare' A chase Gene Wilder, Jill Clayburgh. Richard pers Sho Kosugi, Brent Huff. Emilia H ills (CC). Part 1 of 2 look on life when she's alm ost hit by lightn­ @ Motorweek The Toyota Celica con­ ( ^ S a in t busload of travelers find themselves Pryor 1976 Lesniak 1985 Rated R [CNN] Newsday vertible; a Honda Civic CRX Si preview; ing. (R) stranded at a sinister castle. Erica Blanc. 57' Ever D ecreasing C irc le s Martin s dis new car paint technology; restoring classic dD Topo Gigio Daniel Emilfork. 1971 1 :00AM CD Puttin’ on the Hits (In (DIS] MOVIE: 'Topper' An auto accident C3D Benny Hill like for Paul grow s when Paul )okmgly sug­ WINTHROP byOIckCavilH turns George and Marian Kirby into mad- cars. dZ) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) Stereo) (M) It's a Living Ginger's in trouble when a 8:30PM (g) ® 227 (CCI when Mary gests at a Residents Committee meeting jup ghosts. Cary Grant, Constance Ben­ CD America's Top Ten [CNN] Your Money [CNN] Newswatch newspaper photo shows her sitting on a and Lester attend the reading of his uncle's that all of M artin's responsibilities be lifted r h a d p a nett, Roland Young. 1937. [DIS] W ilderness Bound Narrator Jason [MAX] MOVIE: 'Bad Company' A married senator's lap. (R) will, they're shocked to learn that they from his shoulders and distributed among )20) Pro Wrestling This Week so a n i p [HBO] MOVIE: 'Police Academy 3: Robards shows birds mating, laying eggs young man headed W est to avoid the Civil (ID D.C. Follies Scheduled guest. Robin have distant cousins who are white (In the group 30) Bizarre AOK. Back in Training' (CC) Saving the Aca­ and raising their young along the rocky War, becomes friends with a drifter. Jeff Leach ("Lifestyles of the Rich and Fa- Stereo) 61 Hardcastie and McCormick [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull demy IS the newest and toughest chal­ Falkland Islands coastline. (60 min.) Bridges, Barry Brown, John Savage 1972 m ous')- dZ) W ild America (CC) A portrait of the lenge for the m em bers of the original grad­ [CNN] Pinnacle 1 ;10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide [M AX] MOVIE: 'Drums Along the Mo­ Rated PG. dD Sabado Gigante Programa de vane- river otter filmed in New York State's Adi­ uating class Steve Guttenberg, Bubba [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Bible' John Huston s hawk' Colonial homesteaders face mar­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Reuben, Reuben' An dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- rondack Mountains 1 [T M C ] MOVIE: Hardbodies Smith. David Graf. 1986. Rated PG. epic adaptation of the first 22 chapters of :20AM auding Indians and the threat of the Revo­ alcoholic Scottish poet on the lecture cir­ istas V musica y bajo la animacion de Don 2' Three fun loving Americans travel to 9;00PM CD Tour of Duty ICC) Season the Book of Genesis George C Scott, Pe­ [M AX] MOVIE: Peggy Sue Got Mar­ lution in John Ford's classic frontier saga. cuit indulges in drinking and romance on Francisco. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) Greece to film a low-budget film Brad Zu- finale. Morale is low when Lt. Goldm an's ter O 'Toole. Ava Gardner 1966 rie d' (CC) A middle-aged w om an gets the Henry Fonda. Claudette Colbert. Edna May college campuses in New England. Tom ® Star Trek: The Next Generation (60 platoon is alternately ordered to capture taut. Fabiana Udinio, Jam es Karen 1986 opportunity to change her life after a faint­ Oliver. 1939. Conti, Kelly McGillis, Roberts Blossom [HBO] MOVIE: Something Wild' (CC) min.) and then abandon a North Vietnamese- Rated R ing spell sends her back in time to her sen­ 1983. Rated R. A mild-mannered executive is whisked ior year in high school. Kathleen Turner, 3:30PM CD NBA Playoffs: Teams to [CNN] Crossfire Saturday controlled hilltop. (60 min.) away on an exciting but dangerous adven­ 1 :30AM E N e w s (R) be anrKMjnced First Round Game. (2 hrs., [USA] Double Trouble Nicolas Cage, Barry Miller. 1986. Rated [DIS] W ho's in Charge Here? (CC) Ven­ CD Ohara (CC) Shaver and Ohera are ture after meeting a beautiful mystery CD Carol Burnett and Friends PG-13. 3 0 min.) (Live) drawn into a murderous art-fraud scheme woman. Jeff Daniels, Melanie Griffith, Ray 5:30PM d D C h e s p irilo (60 mm.) triloquist Ronn Lucas and his puppet Buf­ liO' Alfred Hitchcock Presents [USA] Hollywood Insider ® Pizza Gourmet falo Billy perform on stage; Hollywood- (In Stereo) Liotia 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) dZ) T h is O ld H o u se (CC) Dating Game dS Santo Domingo Invita bound Buffalo Billy negotiates with agents I2i) (30) Golden Girls (CC) Rose’s boy [TMC] MOVIE: 'Rosemary's Baby' A 1 :30PM CD PGA Golf: Independent [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday promoting himself as the star of the act 38) Twilight Zone dE) A rt o f W illia m A le xa n de r and Low ell friend, a television superhero, is deter pregnant wom an is shocked to learn of her Insurance Open Third round, from the [U SA] Check It OutI (60 min.) mined to leap from a building - with Rose husband's involvement with a coven of Tournament Players Course In Wood­ Sp ea rs [ESPN] SportsCenter in his arms. (In Stereo) witches and their designs on her unborn :40) A B C N e w s (CC) lands, Texas. (90 min.) (Live) [CN N] International Correspondents 6:00PM ID CD do) dl N e w s v57) MOVIE: ‘The Little Foxes' Tho.dou baby Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes, Ruth [CNN] Crossfire Saturday (S) Rocky and Friends CD Small Wonder [TM C] Short Film Showcase 4:00PM (E Knight Rider — ble dealings of a Southern family are pres­ Gordon 1968 Rated R [ESPN] SpeedWeek Special; Thrills CD A -T e a m [ U S A ] N e w M ik e H am m er (60 rnm ) (H) Bodywatch (CC) The most current in­ (3) NW A Wrestling ided over by a vixen named Regina. Bette [USA] Tennis: AT&T Challenge Men s and Spills (R) formation on acute chronic pain is exam­ CQ) Charles in Charge (CC) Charles de­ 7:30PM CD Family Ties Davis. Herbert Marshall. Dana Andrews semifinals from Horsehoe Country Club. ined. d§] M O V IE : 'H a llo w e e n II' The killer from cides to leave school when his uncle (John 1941. Roswell. Ga. (3 hrs.. 30 mm.) (Same-day 2:00AM E m o v i e : 'Alice to No­ Halloween returns to terrorize his victims. (D Jeopardy! (CC). where (Part 1 of 2)' Two Australian cri­ d i) MOVIE: ‘Lawrence of Arabia' Young Astin) offers him a job. [CNN] News Update Tape) Jamie Lee Curtis, Donald Pleasence, Lance M a m a 's F a m ily Mam a has new out minals Intent on retrieving a stolen opal T.E. Lawrence is sent to Arabia where he (D a Guest. 1981. dD Dempsey 8i Makepeace Dempsey look on life when she's almost hit by lightn­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Mr. Mom' A rising young 11:1 0PM [M AX] MOVIE. Black Wi necklace pursue a young woman across inspires the feuding chieftains to rebel goes undercover to capture a police com­ ing executive trades places with h'S wife when dow' (CC) A complex series of seductions the outback John Waters, Rosey Jones. against the Turks. Peter O'Toole, Alec (g) CHIPS Patrol missioner who's protecting a drug- he IS fired. Michael Keaton. Teri Garr. Mar­ and murders puts a Justice Department in­ Steve Jacobs. 1986 Part 1 of 2 falling- dD Major League Baseball: Texas Ran­ Guinness, Anthony Quinn. 1962. French Chef: Flaming Fish trafficking group. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. tin Mull. 1983. Rated PG. vestigator on the trail of a mysterious pUIJA g e rs at N e w Yo rk Y a n ke e s (3 hrs ) (Live) CD Home Shopping Overnight Service (4j) Lucha Libre (60 min.) woman Debra Winger, Theresa Russell. . B ^ P S Hollywood Talks W ith Paul Ryan dD Friday the 13th: The Series An ac­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Men's Club' Seven (3 hrs.) cused murderer, sent to the electric chair, ClD Mork and Mindy Sami Frey 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday ® PGA Seniors Golf: Liberty Mutual friends come together to share their feel­ [11) R u naw ay W ith the R ich and Fam ous Legends of Golf (Third Round) Live from, surprises and terrorizes everyone when he (ZD D C. Fo llies ings about love, sex and women Roy 1 1 ;30PM CD She's the Sheriff Hildy [USA] Cover Story survives and seeks revenge. (60 min.) Sophia Loren in Rome; actor Robert Guil­ Onion Creek Country Club in Austin. As Schools Match Wits: Amherst Scheider, Frank Langella, Harvey Keitel runs into jurisdiction problems when she laume ("Benson■■) in Zimbabwe, the Le 2 ‘.00PM CD B aretta Texas. (2 hrs.) (Live) N e w s (Live) vs. W est Springfield 1986 Rated R. (In Stereo) goes undercover to arrest a notorious ma­ Cirque Restaurant in New York. (R) (3D U nderdog dam MOVIE: And Millions Will Die' ^ Whet's Happening Nowl! (S) Major League Baseball (2 hrs., 30 9:30PM CD Fair Gam e v24) Jim m y Swaggart dD MOVIE: 'The Bridges at Toko-Ri' Highly trained experts are called to investi­ rnin.) ^ Jaffersons 3 $ A m e n (CC) Frye falls in love with MOVIE: Action in the North Atlan­ C30) That's the Spirit During the Korean war, a jet pilot takes off gate the cause of several thousand deaths. 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Tom Mason, Gilda Radnor. Dorn DeLuise. 1986 Rated vited to dinner by a multi-millionaire (Efrem Don Muraco; the British Bulldogs vs. De­ 4:30PM C E ^ w id e W oH d of S p o rts (ID A B C N e w s (CC) 1975. Rated R. Melinda Fee. Matthew Laboneaux. 1980 PG. (In Stereo) Zimbalist Jr.) who's convinced he's about molition; Hacksaw Jim Duggan vs. Her­ QZ laVITXD.' — Scheduled: U S. vs Cuba in amateur box­ [ U S A ] S n ub dD Noticiero Univision to be murdered. (60 min.) (In Stereo) cules. (90 min.) (In Stereo) [ESPN] CBA Basketball Playoffs: ing, from Atlantic City. 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[DIS] MOVIE: 'Around the W orid in 80 1 :10AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Body D o u - [CNN] Sports Review 194 6 play chronicling three voudevillians' forced dD Sesame Street (CC). (R) 1972. Days' Four Oscars, including Best Picture, @ @D Family Ties (CC) Nick is reluctant ble' (CC) A n u n em p lo ye d H o lly w o o d a cto r [TMC] MOVIE; Return of the Jedi' 41) Copa Marlboro: Fort Lauderdale con­ went to this adaptation of Jules Verne's to accept financial assistance from his trek to Hollywood in pursuit of fame and becomes implicated in a bizarre murder [C N N ] Daybreak (^ C K USTINGS dD Nova (CC) A behind-the-scenes look fortune. (2 hrs.) Third installment of George Lucas' "Star tra Alianza (2 h rs ) novel of a IBth-century English gentleman father; Alex shops for a used-car bargain scheme. Craig W asson, Melanie Griffith, /O R EXACT TIME at science and technology in the Soviet W ars'’ trilogy reunites Luke Skywalker [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! [CNN] Moneyweek who makes a bet that he can travel around (In Stereo) [CN N ] Headline News G reg g H enry. 1 9 8 4 . Rated R (In S tereo) Union. (6 0 m in.) (R) the world in 80 days. David Niven, Shirley and his com rades for a final battle with the [ESPN] NBA Today GR) Nature (CC) This look at the uniquely [DIS] Prairie Home Companion With (© New England Sunday (R) A, 2:00PM CD Major League Baseball: 1 :30AM evil Galactic Empire. Mark Hamill, Harrison (2D Police Story MacLaine, Cantinflas. 1956. Rated G. British occupation of river keeper profiles Garrison Keillor (In Stereo) [HBO] Adventures of Tom Sawyer New York Mets at Cincini^ti Reds M a y INN News Ford, Carrie Fisher. 1983. Rated PG. PGA Seniors Golf: Liberty Mutual [USA] Tales o f the Gold M o n k e y naturalist Tom Williams' observations oi GD Becky Thatcher invites Tom to her house. be pre-empted lor New Jersey Devils [U S A ] Robert Klein Time Legends Final Round From Onion Crook the river Avon and its aquatic inhabitants G0) That's the Spirit [U S A ] Snub [M A X ] MOVIE: Legal Eagles' (CC) Stanley Cup Playoff game (2 hrs., 30 mm I 6:30PM C© News Country Club in Austin. Texas. (2 hrs.) (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 0:30PM (3D current Affair (40) ABC News (CC) 5:30AM ^ * l ’. e L u y Two Manhattan attorneys employ some (Live) (Live) (3) Divorce Court (57) Discoveries Underwater (CC) A his­ (3D Sunday Sports Scene Weekly sports [ESPN] Yacht Racing: Congressional unorthodox methods to prove the Innoc­ 20^ MOVIE: Oh God! Book II' The Visitor (ID INN News Sox Talk (JD Private Benjamin toric look at underwater salvage equip­ highlights and features with host Stove A1 Cup, from Long Beach, Calif. (R) ence of their client, an avant-garde artist from above charms an innocent mt-* [CNN] Moneyweek ( ^ An evil ousi- ment. (60 min.) Part 2 of 8 bert and feature reporter Carl Chorkin accused of murder. Robert Redford. Debra l- S . t spreading his message. George Burns GD Wonderful World of Disney: Race for Tales From the Darkside [U S A ] Discover [DIS] Scheme of Things W inger, Daryl Hannah, 1986. Rated PG. (In Suzanne Pleshette, David Birney 1980 Survival When a game warden crashes his nessman brings his laundry to a unique dry [CN N ] P r im e N e w s (ID Carson's Comedy Classics cleaner — one who cleans shirts and 1 :45AM [DIS] MOVIE: Mystery on S tereo ) plane in East African bush country, his pet ' [ESP N ] Stanley Cup Playoffs: Wales (2D Yes. Minister [ESPN] SportsLook 57l Mystery!: The Black Tower (CC) washes away guilt. Monster Island' A shipwrecked sailer bat­ [USA] Cartoons greyhound sets out on an adventure-filled Conference Division Final G am e S even , if [USA] MOVIE: 'The Corpse Vanishes' costume for a film promotion, foils a rpt' Based on PO. James' novel 'Scotland (38) Ask the Manager tles monsters and cannibals as he 1983. Rated PG. search for help. (60 min.) @D NBC News n ecessa ry. T e a m s to be a n n ou n ced S ta rt­ A scientist experiments in his lab to keep 8 : 3 0 A M (3D He-Man and Masters of bery and becomes an overnight cotehntv Yard detective Adam Dalgliesh (Roy Mars GD Gidget searches for a fortune in gold Peter Cush­ (57) Joy of Painting Q'4) Artsweek ing time is tentative. (3 hrs.) (Live) his wife young. Bela Lugosi, Luana W al­ the Universe 10:1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu John Ritter. Anne Archer Kevin McC irt^v den), injured in a drug raid, accepts a trou ing. Terence Stamp, 1981 tiled friend s request to recuperate at the 1 1 :00PM C© (© (3D (3b) (4b) News ters. 1942. 1 97 9 [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rappin" An ex-con. (DD A B C News (CC) [USA] New Mike Hammer (6 0 m in ) World Tomorrow 1 0 : 3 0 A M CS inside Washington 2:00AM CE Fm C»r Parent's Plan CD isolated Toynton Grange ^{6(3 mm ) Part ’ eager to go straight, is forced to tangle ( © Entertainment This Week T o m S ol (T) W e Believe (221 Muppets GD Noticiero Univiston 8:30PM CE i l ) M a r r ie d ... W it h C h ild - 6:00AM dD David Paul m Over 17 Not Admitted of 6 with a street gang. Mario Van Peebles, leek discusses the end of hts "Magnum, C© Home Shopping Overnight Service ren (CC) Al's quiet evening is disrupted (24) McLaughlin Group Tasia Valenza. 1985, Rated PG. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Inside Business p.l ■■ sen es. (6 0 m in ) (In Stereo) (3 hrs.) (3) Gilllgan's Island @) Tom and Jerry m Beazley Showpiece of Homes [C N N ] Week in Review when Peggy's strange relatives come for a [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Tai-Pan' Based on ( D Headline News ® Wyatt Earp dD At the Movies (2D Police Woman [E S P N ] Auto Racing: N ASCAR Win [U S A ] Double Trouble visit. (In Stereo) (ID Cheers (ID At the M ovies Scheduled "Return to James Clavell's best-selling saga of co­ Snowy River " (Tom Burlinson); "The M od­ Christopher Cioseup (3D Meet the Press (CC) ston 500. from Talladega. Ala. (3 h rs . C© Kiner's K o m e r (is) Feed My People dD ^ Robert Schuller SD This Old House ICC) |R| 4:30PM lonial Hong Kong and the bitter power GD MOVIE: 'Lace' Throe high-school erns" (Keith Carradino), "Lady in W hite" Modern Maturity (CC). 30 mtn.) (Live) friends make a vow to conceal the identity ® Insight (M) Alice (M) Batman (^} Odd Couple struggle between an opium dealer and his G® Insight / Out (Lukas Haas. Katherine Helmond). [HBO] MOVIE: 'Under the Rainbow' competitors. Bryan Brown, Joan Chen. of the illegitimate child born to one of (SD Connecticut: Now (In S tereo) dD Hope for the World's Children (60 ® Your Mayor'c Report [CNN] Newsday (SZ) Madeleine Cooks GD News (Live) [CNN] Moneyweek While preparing to film 1938 s "The Wi John Stanton. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) them. Bess Armstrong, Brooke Adams. [DIS] You and Me, Kid m in.) IS?) Learn to Read [DIS] M y Friend Flicka zardof Oz," 150 little people get mixed up [C N N ] Politics '88 Arielle Dombasle. 1984. Part 1 of 2. Fresh Fields [ESPN] SportsCenter 7:00PM (3D 6 0 Minutes (CC) (6 0 m in ) [ESPN] Motorcycle Racing; Shoe! Hel­ [CNN] Politics '88 [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday [ESPN] Tennis: U.S.T.A. Clay Court with Nazis, government agents and aristo­ [U S A ] Check It Out! ( § ) G D Day By Day Brian and Kate encour­ (2$) Financial Freedom [U S A] Perfect Diet Championships, Final Match From Isle of crats. Chevy Chase. Came Fisher, Eve Ar mets 250 From Monterey. Calif (60 min.) [DIS] New Adventures of Winnie the CsD d D 21 Jump Street Penhall is faced age their son to consider teaching as a vo­ G8) a m Boston [ESPN] This Week in Sports (80 min I 5:00PM (© Columbo 2:20AM [HBO] m o v i e : 'Hot child in (R) Pooh Palms. S.C. |2 hrs.) (Live) den 1981 Rated PG with painful childhood memories of his cation. (In Stereo) GD Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) the City’ A young woman is stalked by a [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Local Hero' A n a spirin g 1 0 : 4 5 A M (9) Jewish Life [MAX] MOVIE: ’ Seconds' A middle- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Girl Happy' Rusty, the (© A-Team mother's suicide when a youth he's ar­ [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour 9:00PM C© Magnum, P.l. Series fin­ killer as she investigates her sister's mur­ junior executive is sent to Scotland to per­ aged banker pays an enorn'ous price to leader of a hot musical combo, has the as (JD Simon 8i Simon rested takes his own life. (60 min.) (In [CN N ] Inside Business [HBO] Seabert 1 1 : 0 0 A M CD Entertainment This S tereo) ale. While visiting his family's home in der. Leah Ayres Hendrix, Shan Shattuck, suade a seacoa^ village to sell its land to a get a second chance at youth and a riew signment of keeping an eye on the daring [ESPN] SportsCenter (6 0 min.) Weak Tom Selleck discusses the end of (2D Frontline (CC) Examines the differ­ Virginia, Magnum receives an urgent Geof Prysirr 1987 Rated NR. (In Stereo) giant petrochemical company. Peter Rie- identity. Rock Hudson. Salome Jens. Will daughter of a tough Chicago nightclub MOVIE: 'Splash, Too' Premiere, 9 : 0 0 A M (3D Sunday Morning (CC) (90 his "Magnum, p.i." series. (60 min.) (In ences between American and Japanese (3D phone call sending him back to Hawaii. (2 [H BO] MOVIE: 'W im ps' A college fresh­ gert. Burt Lancaster, Denis Lawson. 1983. G eer. 1 9 6 6 owner Elvis Presley. Shelley Fabaros (CC) In this sequel to the 1984 film, Alan 2:30AM (E n «w s iri m in.) S tereo ) cultures, using the game of baseball to il­ hrs.) man is forced to help a fraternity brother R a te d PG . [USA] All-American Wrestling 196 5 lustrate each country's approach to busi­ and Madison return to New York to help win the heart of a beautifu[ librarian Louie (1.1J MOVIE: 'Bugsy Malone' An all-kid dD D.J. Kat WWF Challenge Wrestling (© GD It's Garry Shandling's Show CD [U S A ] MOVIE: Flight No. 90: Disaster Alan's brother save their failing produce Bonanno, Deborah Blaisdell, Jim Abele 6 : 1 0AM [C N N ] Healthweek 1 2:30PM C D Marblehead Manor Ran ness practices. (60 min.) Grant wins a trip to Hollywood in a poetry cast presents a spoof of the Roaring CD Boat Show CD Discover on the Potomac' The fatal crash of an An business. A "Disney Sunday Movie" pre­ 1987. Rated R. Twenties movie musicals and gangster dolph's mother plans on se.lling the house dD Saint contest and sits in on a taping of (Carry's Oavey & Goliath Florida jet in 1982 reflects the individual sentation. Todd Waring, Amy Yasbeck. 6:1 SAM (ID dD Hee Haw CD Knight Rider sh o w . (In Stereo) [MAX] MOVIE: 'An Officer a n d a Gen­ pictures. Jodie Foster, Scott Baio, Florrie to a close friend heroism of three persons whose efforts (38) White Shadow 1988. Part 1 of 2. (A "Disney Sunday (ID Kenneth Copeland tleman' A hardened loser learns a lesson Dugger. 1976. 6:30AM (D Vista d D MOVIE: 'On a Clear Day You Can CD High School Bowl Scheduled Imma saved five survivors from Washington (4.D Star Search (60 m in.) Movie” presentation) (© MOVIE: 'Onassis: The Richest See Forever' (CC) A woman lives several in responsibility when he enlists in the Na­ [CNN] Sports Latenight (D Oral Roberts ^ Bugs Bunny culate High vs Manchester High 0 C s Potomac River Richard Masur. O' MOVIE: 'In the Heat o f the Night' A Man in the World' Premiere, (CC) B ase d lives in a romantic triangle where her com ­ (4D Asi va el Belsbol Resumen semanal (3) val Aviation Corps. Winner of two Oscars. dD Sesame Street (CC) nah Manoff, Barry Corbin 1984 belligerent Mississippi sheriff and a black on the life of Aristotle Onassis, the Greek [E SP N ] Auto Racing; Gold Coast 300 ( D It's Your Business petition is herself. Barbara Streisand. Yves dD Headline News sobre la Liga Nacional y Americana. Richard Gere, Dobra Winger, Louis Gos­ Philadelphia detective team up to solve a shipping magnate who romanced opera Off-Road Race, from Las Vegas. (60 Cvi) Christian Science Monitor Reports Charlie's Angels Montand, Jack Nicholson. 1970. ^ Muppets (11) MOVIE; 'Vertigo' A detec (57) Pizza Gourmet sett, Jr. 1982 Rated R. 3:00PM bizarre murder in this five-time Oscar win­ singer Maria Callas and former first lady mm ) (R) tive who IS afraid of heights is hired to (18) Headline News d® Maude dD Natural Weight Loss (^ Metropolitan Opera Presents: Ar (61) Small Wonder ner. Sidney Poitier, Rod Steiger, Warren Jacqueline Kennedy. Raul Julia. Jane Sey­ [TMC] MOVIE; 'Once Upon a Time in [USA] Credit Time Bomb watch his friend's wife James Siewiirt mour. Anthony Quinn 1988. Part 1 of 2 America' A portrait of the friendships, loy­ dD World Tomorrow fiP Captain Power and the Soldiers of iadne auf Naxos (In S tereo) [CNN] Newswatch Oates. 1967. '2d) Discover Kim Novak. Barbara Bel Geddns 1958 alties and betrayals of a small group of ' 3:00AM (© Nightwatch Joined in [CNN] Daywatch tha Future (3D Connecticut Newsmakers GD Charles in Charge Charles decides to rSD Police Story Ring Around the World 18) Super Chargers [T M C ] MOVIE: The Money Pit' (CC) Jewish gangsters in the 1920s and '30s Progress (3D This Week in Baseball Highlights of leave school when his uncle (John Astin) GD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous (61) Defenders of the Earth (CC) [DIS] Donald Duck Presents (^ Real to Reel Everything that can possibly go wrong Robert OeNiro, James Woods, Tuesday (© Mission Impossible 241 Wonderworks; A Waltz Through th e offers him a job. Japanese billionaires, a follow-up report; @ ) Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) Major League action are shown d o e s w h e n a c o u p le m o v e s in to a m an sion W e ld . 1 98 4 Rated R [C N N ] Stylo With Elsa Klonsch [E S P N ] Motorweek Illustrated Hills (CC) Part 2 of 2 actress Stepfanio Kramer ("Hunter "); [CNN] Evans & Novak (4D Spotlight on Government bought for one-fifth of its original value. dD Friday the 13th; The Series A n a c ­ [U S A ] PGM Sale [DIS] Mousercise [HBO] MOVIE: The Secret o f My Suc­ It's Your Business 26) Charlie's Angels Tom Hanks, Shelley Long, Alexander Go­ cused murderer, sent to the electric chair, comic Yakov Smirnoff. (60 min.) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Father's Uttlo Divi­ cess' (CC) An ambitious Kansas farmboy @ ) Computer Chronicles [HBO] MOVIE: 'Daffy Duck's Movie: (3D Connecticut Real Estate Showcase (57) Masterpiece Theatre: David Cop dunov 1986 Rated PG. (In Stereo) surprises and terrorizes everyone when he GD G3) MOVIE; 'Mad Max Beyond 1 1 :30PM (© George Schlatter's Co­ dend' A man's expectations of a life of makes his way up Manhattan's corporate [C N N ] International Correspondents medy Club Scheduled Brett Butler, John Fantastic Island' Daffy finds himself on a (M) Three Stooges perfield (CC) Dora and David settle into [U S A ] Airwolf survives and seeks revenge. (60 min.) Thunderdome' (CC) A rugged nomad ease following his daughter's marriage are ladder by masquerading as a junior execu­ challenges the ruthless queen of an evil city Pattison and his puppet Garloo, Gilbert shattered when the young woman an­ tropical island where his wildest dreams ® Business World [DIS] Z o rro married life. Uriah Heep is confronted with Our House (CC) A s n eig hb orh ood tive. Michael J. Fox, Helen Slater, Richard in the post-apocalyptic wasteland of the G ottfried. nounces that she is pregnant. Spencer come true. 1983 Rated G. [HBO] MOVIE: They Still Call Me evidence of his misdeeds (60 min.) Part 5 watch leader, Gus attempts to quell the Jo rd a n . 1 9 8 7 . R a te d P G -1 3 . (In Stereo) d D Temas y Debates 5:30PM Qi)MOVIE: -Rear w indow ’ A future. Mel Gibson, Tina Turner. Angelo Tracy, Joan Bennett. Elizabeth Taylor. Bruce' A klutzy Korean arrives in Houston of 5 panic over a rash of burglaries. (60 min.) (3D C© Sports Extra 7:00AM (3D At the Movies [ T M C ] MOVIE; The Money Pit' (CC) photographer, who is confined to his R o ssitto . 1985. (In Stereo) 1 9 5 1 . (In S tereo) dZ ) Bodywatch A look at new attitudes to search for the American serviceman (61} MOVIE: 'Dragonslayer' A naive sor- (Postponed from an earlier date) (In Stereo) Honeymooners (CC) Part 1 of 2. Everything that can possibly go wrong apanment. realizes that one of his neigh­ (ID (D Robert Schuller and approaches in dealing with issues of who once saved his life. Johnny Yune. cerer s apprentice is called upon to slay a GD GZ) Masterpiece Theatre: Lord [USA] Keys to Success d o e s w h e n a co u p le m o v e s in to a m an sion bors may have murdered his wife. James d D Discoveries Underwater A historic Day of Discovery intelligence. David Mendenhall, Pat Paulsen 1987 fearsome flying dragon. Peter MacNicol. Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy (CC) (3D 8th Day bought for one-fifth of its original value. i Stewart. Grace Kelly. Thelma Ritter. 1954. look at underwater salvage equipment (60 3:1 0AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Local Hero' Caitlin Clark, Ralph Richardson. 1981. Prime Minister Clement Atlee sends Lord G® Christian Children's Fund dD MOVIE: 'Explorers' Three boys build R a te d PG. min.) An aspiring junior executive is sent to (3D Point of View Tom Hanks, Shelley Long. Alexander Go­ <41) Univision en ei Deporte Comentanos Louis Mountbatten and his wife Edwina to a spaceship that puts them in touch with [C N N ] Larry King Weekend G§) S p o r ts Machine Scotland to persuade a seacoast village to dD Larry Jones dunov. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 1 : 0 0 P M 1 5 jI^ BA Playoffs: Teams to y resumen dei acontecer deportivo por (96) MOVIE: 'The Great Escape' A m e ri­ India lo oversee the transition from British aliens. Mary Kay Place, Ethan Hawke, Ja­ (M) Christian Lifestyle Magazine sell its land to a giant petrochemical com ­ be announced First Round Game. (2 h rs . [DIS] Making of Disney's Captain EO Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry (60 rnin.) can. British and Canadian prisoners-of-war colony to independent country. (60 min.) dD Divine Plan 9 : 3 0 A M ( D Century 21 Home Show son Presson. 1985. pany. Peter Riegert, Burt Lancaster, Denis 30 m in.) (Live) Whoopi Goldberg takes a behind-the- plan to escape from a German prison camp Part 1 of 6. (R) ® MOVIE: 'Deadly Encounter' T h e w ife (57) Creative Living Lawson. 1983. Rated PG. ® Weight Loss Made Easy dD Puttin' on the Hits [H BO ] MOVIE: A s Summers Die' (CC) scenes look at this 3-D musical space fan during W orld W ar II. Jam es Garner, Steve of a murdered man asks an ex-combat heli­ CD MOVIE: 'Gunfight at the O.K. Oirrrar i6i; 9 to 5 ( ^ It's a Living Sonny considers taking up A wealthy eccentric and an unconventional tasy presented by George Lucas and star­ McQueen, Richard Attenborough. 1963. copter ace to find a book that will put ® James Kennedy dD Visionaries W yatt Earp and Doc Holliday form an alli­ faith healing after he saves a choking 3:15AM [DIS] MOVIE: 'Around the lawyer help thwart the takeover of an eld­ ring M ich a e l J a c k s o n . (In S tereo) [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday ance to pursue the notorious Clanton (4D PEUCULA: 'Seda Sangre y S o l' U na mobsters behind bars. Larry Hagman, Su­ World in 80 Days' Four Oscars, including ® W hat’s Happening Now!! dD Meet the Press (CC). erly black woman's property in the man's life. Gang. Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Dangerously Close’ [DIS] Animals in Action A study of why torera se retira de los ruedos para casarse san Anspach, James Gammon. 1982 Best Picture, went to this adaptation of ® It's Your Business (^ Adelante: Child Safety 1950's. Scott Glenn, Jamie Lee Curtis. Siempre en Domingo Programs do The days of some upper crust high school migrants move and where their journeys con un diestro que debido a un accidente GD Jutes Verne's novel of a 19th-century En­ B e tte D avis. 1 9 8 6 . (In Stereo) Rhonda Fleming, 1957 GD Spiritual Life Crusade fSp Kenneth Copeland (^ Sea Hunt Mike gives scuba diving les­ vigilantes are numbered when the school take them . cae en apuros economicos. Jorge Negrete, variedades con musica, entrevistas y artis- glish gentleman who makes a bet that he ( D Road to Seoul An in-deph look at the [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred sons to a disabled woman whose husband [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Malone' Stranded in Or­ newspaper editor exposes them as ac­ Gloria Mann tas in vita d o s b ajo la a n im a cion de Raul V e ­ can travel around the world ir 80 days ^ Jimmy Swaggart athletes as they prepare physically, men­ [E S P N ] Auto Racing: lasco. (3 hrs , 30 min.) Hickman. Nick Charles. h as p la n s fo r m urder. (R) egon. a retired CIA agent takes a stand complices to murder. John Stockwell. J David Niven, Shirley MacLaine, Cantinflas tally and emotionally for the intense com ­ Grand Prix of San Marino From Imola, dD DeGrassi Junior High (CC) (R) (ID Popeye against a ruthless land developer. Burt [DIS] MOVIE: 'Samson and Delilah' C e ­ Rev. David Paul Eddie Peck, Carey Lowell 1986 Rated R Italy. (90 min.) (Taped) [C N N ] Week in Review 1956. Rated G dD petitiveness of the 1988 Summer Olym­ [C N N ] Worid Report First Run cil B DoMillo's colorful account of biblical [C N N ] Daybreak Reynolds, Cliff Robertson, Kenneth M cM il­ (In S tereo) [DIS] Henry Fonda: The Man and His d D Para Gente Grande (9 0 m in.) pics in South Korea. [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Daffy Duck's Movie: strongman Samson and the scheming 3:30AM (jj) Home Shopping Over­ [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer lan. 1987. Rated R. [ESPN] SportsCenter Movies This retrospective of Henry Fon­ d D MOVIE: 'Old Dracula' Dracula judges 3:30PM (3) NBA Playoffs: Teams to Fantastic Island' Daffy finds himself on a woman who betrayed him. Victor Mature, night Service Continues (2 hrs , 30 min.) [CNN] Your Money [H BO ] MOVIE: Lucas' (CC) A boy with da's life includes film clips from "The [ESPN] SportsCenter [USA] Cartoons a contest to determine the most biteabte be anrK)unced First Round Game. (2 hrs . tropical island where his wildest dreams Hedy Lamarr, George Sanders 1949 [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) an advanced IQ struggles with heartbreak Farmer Takes a W ife" on up through his [CNN] Crossfire playmate of the month to transfuse his be­ 30 min.) (Live) come true. 1983. Rated G. [U S A ] Calliope 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide when he develops a crush on a teenage career. (60 min ) [U S A ] Players Club [ESPN] Tennis; U.S.T.A. Cloy Court [E S P N ] Magic Yaars in Sports: Willie loved countess. David Niven, Teresa (3) MOVIE: 'Charlie's Angels' Three at [MAX] MOVIE: What's Up, D o c ? ' girl. Corey Haim, Kern Green, Charlie Semifinal From Isle of Palms, S.C. (2 hrs ) 7:30AM (3D Wall street Jourruil Re­ Stargall Highlights of the career of former 11:30AM (£ @ this w eak With [HBO] MOVIE: The Secret of My Suc­ Graves, Peter Bayliss. 1975. tractive female detectives use their wits Identical suitcases and stolen jewels drag 1 1 :45PM (3D Howard Cosell: Speak­ port Pittsburgh Pirates great Willie Stargeli- Sheen. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) cess' (CC) An ambitious Kansas farmboy (R) David Brinkley (CC). and feminine charms to con the slayer of a an eccentric professor and an impish ing of Everything newest member of the Hall of Fame. [M A X ] MOVIE: Legal Eagles' (CC) makes his way up Manhattan's corporate [U S A ] Discover (3D Breakthrough d D Hallmark Homes ® ® Major League Baseball: Boston wealthy man. Kate Jackson. Jaclyn Smith. young woman into a mad chase. Ryan (Taped) Red Sox at Minnesota Twins (2 hrs.. 30 Two Manhattan attorneys employ some ladder by masquerading as a junior execu 1 2:00AM (© At the Movies (R) (3D Surulay Mass Farrah Fawcett-Majors. 1975. O'Neal, Barbra Streisand. Madeline Kahn. 3;50AM [H BO I m o v i e : 'Stltche*' (9) TV Open House unorthodox methods to prove the innoc­ tive. Michael J. Fox, Helen Slater, Richard Friday the 3th; The Series (6 0 m in min.) 1972 Rated G CID 1 ) Three sma.: .ileck, i"'.iirjl school stu­ dD World Tomorrow 1 0 : 0 0 A M CD Natural Weight Loss (3) French Chef: Flaming Fish (R) GD Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ ence of their client, an avant-garde artist Jo rd a n . 1 9 8 7 . Rated P G -1 3 . (In Stereo) ® MOVIE: 'The Prize’ Six Nobel Prize (3D Dallas dents are determined to make their dean's (D Staampipe Allay cords Scheduled; a waterskiing feat; a accused of murder. Robert Redford, Debra dD Day of Discovery (9) Well Street Journal Report winners in Stockholm include a disillu­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Deliverance' A w e e k ­ life miserable Porker Stevenson, Geoffrey house built in record time, the fastest 6:00PM CE CBS News (CC) W inger. Daryl Hannah. 1986. Rated PG. (In CiD Star Trek (CC) (^ Miracle Fahh Outreach d D Naw GIdgat (ID World Tomorrow sioned American writer who becomes in­ game of billiards. (R) end canoe trip turns into a nightmarish Lewis, Brian Tochi 1985 Rated R. Stereo) GQ) T o Be Announced. dD Jimmy Swaggart volved in a kidnapping plot. Paul Newman. G E Q2J m (.«9) News struggle for survival for four Atlanta busi­ (S) Dr. Jam es Kermedy ® PEUCULA; 'Aguile o S d ' Pasado los (S) W K R P in Cincinnati 4:00AM CE MOVIE: 'Crathing Lat Edward G. Robinson, Elke Sommer. 1963. l E Best of the Nationat Geographic [U S A ] Riptide nessmen Burt Reynolds, Jon Voight, Nod GD Hogan's Heroes ® Celebrate with Rev. David Mellon Buck Rogers anos, un muchecho se enamora de la nina Vegas' An electric shock gives one of the @ ) El Mundo dal Box Campeonatos y lu- Specials A took at beavers that build and Beatty. 1972. Rated R (26) Combatl @ ) Ch ^ ka of Salvation (Live) junto a la cual fue abandonado por sus (9) Major League Baseball: Minnesota 7:30PM GD Mork and Mindy Bowery Boys the ability to predict winning dD Multi Trim chas entre boxeadores imernacionates. maintain ponds for the benefit of plants [T M C ] MOVIE; Malone' Stranded m Or­ padres en un hospicio de huerfanos. Mario Twins at Boston Red Sox (3 hrs.) d7) Wild America (CC) A Stouffor family (^) Blu Blockers Sunglasses numbers Leo Gorcey, Mary Castle, Don d$ Mistar Rogars Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. and animals Host Mike Farrell (60 min ) egon. a retired CIA agent takes a stand d D FHntstones M o re n o . ® Let's Go Bowling Haggerty 1956 (90 min.) camping trip illustrates the parallels be against a ruthless land developer Burt GD Twilight Zone [CN N ] Big Story (3) Show of Showa . 18j Runaway With the Rich and Famous tw ee n g ro w in g u p w ild and g ro w in g up hu­ (g) DeGressi Junior High (CC). (R) ® ) Firing Una: Scare Tactics and AIDS [DIS] MOVIE: 'Son of Fkibber' An inven­ Reynolds, Cliff Robertson, Kenneth M cM il­ f61) Gene Scott [U S A ] Perfect Diet [DIS] Dumbo’s Circus (3) Sacrifica of tha Mass Sophia Loren in Rome, actor Robert Guil­ m an (R) [C N N ] Sportscerte S D MOVIE: 'The Hunter' A professional tive professor creates en enti-gravity va­ laume ( "Benson ') in Zimbabwe, the Le lan. 1987 Rated R, [C N N ] Worid Report First Run 4:10AM [C N N ] Showbiz week World Sport Special [CNN] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ [ESP N ] (9) T and T (CC) Detective Jortes bounty hunter tracks bail jumpers to every por called fkibber. Fred MecMurray, Nancy Cirque RestaiiVant in New York ^ D IS ] Grimm's Fairy Tales [U SA] Cover Story (R) [E SP N ] Women's Volleyball: Los An [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Keefer' A team of Allied searches for his wife's attacker. (In Stereo) corner of the country. Steve McQueen. Olson. Keenan Wynn. 1963. Rat^ G. caps the weekend of the world of sports 4:25AM [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Plymouth GameDay 20) Bustin' Loose Sonny gives Nicky one 9:30PM CE (81) D u e t (C C I Laura and geles Starlites at New York Liberties Adventure' Thu drama of the men and undercover agents infiltrate a Nazi for­ (S) Lova Your Skin Kathryn Harrold, Eli Wallach. 1979. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Desk Sat' A TV net­ [E S P N ] Legends of the Brickyard 197 5 of his childhood comic books, but soon Ben cancel their wedding plans after Laura (90 min.) (Taped) women crowded aboard the small ship tress. WilKam Conrad. Michael O'Hare. 1 2 :O O R M CD Out of This World Panic [CNN] Newsday work executive confronts the corporate ef­ highlights. (Taped) ($7) Loam to Road regrets it when lie learns it's worth $500 discovers she's really not pregnant (In [U S A ] Changing Lifestyles: Two Years Mayflower, pitting themselves against the Cathy Lee Crosby. 1976. strikes theGarfsnd home when Evie comes ficiency expert sent to evatoate the station. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Mystery on Monster Is­ Murder. She Wrote (CCI winter Atlantic to seek a new life Spencer d D Fama (60 min.) down with p bizarre case of the measles. 124) Faces of Japan 8;00PM CE Stereo) to Financial Freedom New England Sunday Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Gig Jessica investigates the murder of a drama 8:00AM CD land' A shipwrecked sailer battles mons­ (3® Mama's Family Mama has a new out­ Tracy, Gene Tierney. Van Johnson 1952 [DIS] MOVIE: *Patar-No-TaU In Amar- CD Wondirful Worid of Disney: Davy Young. 1957. (26) Outer Limits 12:30AM c© Lifestyles of the Rich (ID Sunday Maes Ica' Anknatad The feline hero from ters and cannibals as he searches for a for­ critic w h o re vie w e d a play b a se d o n o n e of lo o k on life when she's almost hit by lightn­ Crockett, (Indian Fighter Working for tune in gold. Peter Cushing, Terence (38) MOVIE: 'Flight of the Phoenix' The her latest novels. Guest stars Dean Stock- and Famous (60 min.) (R) Sweden fir>da naw adventures after land­ 4:00PM (£ Twmto; AT&T Clwllwtg* ing (R) 4:30AM (11) Twilight Zone CD Jefferson Awards Gen. An«k^ Jackson, frontiersman Davy survivors of a plane crash in the Sahara well, Rich Little and Lloyd Bochner (60 ing on American shores. 1985. Rated NR. Stamp. 1981. Final matches, from Horseshoe Be^ (30) Hart to Hart Crocket^ess Parker) tracks down a sup- fight overwhelming odds to build a new min.) [CN N ] Big Story CD (B) Puntartte World of Henna- [TMC] MOVIE: 'Watts Across Taxes' Country Club in Roswell. Ga. (2 hrs.) (Live) [U S A ] Hollywood Insider GQ] Home Shopping Overnight Service Barbara [E S P N ] Ughtar Stda of Sports Host: Jay posMity hostile Indian chief. (60 min.) plane from the wreckage of the old James [U S A ] PGM Sale An oilman and a geologist become ro­ GD Olivar North: Fight for Fraadom (3D (M) America's Most Wanted S c h e d ­ (3 h rs ) Johnstone. riaurel end Hardy Stewart, Richard Attenborough, Peter 10:00PM (3) GD Tracey Ullman dD FredarMi K. Prioe mantically invoNtd sftsr their professions uled: convicted rapist James Charles Nightwatch [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Lovaaick' A married Finch 1 9 6 6 Show Sketches Francesca calls a boy for Gl) Love Your Skin 4:45AM dD (3) Lhring the Word O ) Ctoaaifled 18 bring them into conflict. Anne Archer, Stark, suspected of shooting a teen-age psychiatrist fktda himself JaHing in k>v^ Terry Jastrow. Richard Farnsworth. 1983. ( 8 MOVIE: ' H m «t Largn* An out-of- Porky Pig with one of hit patiams. Rated PG. ConthuMd >. . J t EKzabath McGovam, Alec work actor, wearing a Cwtaki Avanqdr O S u n d w T o d w - -.“r r t >^T»f.vtr'/s*iaRmw^-3Fyb«iudWiercr:^

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I 'a 'f Tiffany exhibition An incoherent cop thriller

COLORS(R) dressed up with hip hop. shows off history Hollywood bad It’s ultimately an incoherent boy/aged en­ cop nick, too. Hopper cranks fant terrible things up for two obligatory that is wearable Dennis Hopper Filmeter slam-bang car chases, but he (•'Easy can’t do much with an unresolved Rider” ) nnakes Robert DiMatteo romantic subplot involving Penn By Joan Brunskill Two large brooches are dram­ a disappointing and a proud girl of the ’’barrio” The Associated Press atically crafted in the shape of diamond-and platinum-stemmed return to movie (played by the lovely and under­ *-rrT '> directing with utilized Marla Conchita Alonso). NEW YORK — A gallery chrysanthemums, their petals this hyped-up, The movie doesn’t give us the sparkling with both historic and formed from the distinctively exploitative cominess of Penn and Alonso contemporary Tiffany jewlery shaped long Mississippi pearls. other renegade Hollywood types, The famous 128.54-carat T if­ cop thriller. The setting is Watts getting together for a clinch at the Ru m MicKonOriek/Spodd to th* Horald finds an unusual but appropriate Robert Duvall and Sean Penn. i t fany yellow diamond that shines and surrounding areas of under­ end, but then it doesn’t give us NEA photo place among the other treasures class L ds Angeles, where young Duvall plays a seasoned, if anything in its place, either. It THIMBLEM ANIA — Wildlife, states, thimbles come from the wall-to-wall of the American Museum of out from its case near the ethnics attempt to find a sense of sagging, cop on a task force simply seems to be missing a ''C O L O R S" — Robert Duvall, left, and Sean Penn play collection of a Manchester resident. Natural History here through entrance to the exhibition serves investigating gangs and drug use, tourist souvenirs and other types of community, and an outlet for crucial scene. The film is missing two Los Angeles cops battling street gangs In “Colors.” June 5. It contains an exhibition, to introduce a distinguished fig­ their frustrations, by participat­ and Penn co-stars as his new a sense of proportion, too. “ Tiffany: 150 Years of Gems and ure in both Tiffany’s and the hot-head partner. It’s the stand­ museum’s history, that of the ing In warring gangs. The movie GRADE: * * dramatically empty portrait of Jewelry," whose emphasis on the ard cop buddy-movie relation­ DERANGED (Not rated) Re gemologist George F. Kunz (1856- says there are currently 600 such that Italian Robin Hood, Salva­ development of the use of Ameri­ ship, heightened initially by Du­ public. $79.95. Former porno Digitabulists may find need 1932) . gangs in the city. But, consider­ can gemstones and on design New home video tore Giuliano, who took on the director Chuck Vincent helmed ing the number of kids that we see vall’s tough, vital performance based on natural forms points up He had just joined Tiffany when church, the state and the Mafia to this extremely unpleasant psy­ getting blown to smithereens by and Penn’s effective if slightly ’THE SICILIAN (R ) Vestron, the shared history of the two the diamond was acquired in 1879, acquire independence for Sicily. chological drama about the gun-happy cops. It's amazing stale one. With its rap-music $89.98. Michael Cimino, director institutions. and he supervised its cutting to a A few critics in Europe have breakdown of a pregnant nut case there’s anyone left alive in the score, ethnic local color, and of the ineffably bad “ Heaven’s for Digitabulics Anonymous The visual allure of the display dazzlingly intricate total of 90 claimed that a substantially (Jane Hamilton) after a sadist whole metropolitan area. sense of the grind of police work, Gate,” only confirmed people’s — splendid chunks and crystals of facets. He went on to become a longer version of the movie shown tries to rape her. Some of the In what Is at least a casting this is like a Joseph Wambaugh worst thoughts with this follow-up “ D ig ita b u ­ color like the Mathis volume gem minerals as well as scintil­ Tiffany vice president, an honor­ there vindicates Cimino. Home actors are familiar from Vin­ coup. Hopper gets to direct two cop nick (’ ’The Blue Knight” ) fiasco. It’s a beautifully shot but lists unite!” above, but is only $9.95 as against lating pieces of finely worked ary curator in precious stones of video fans can decide for them­ cent’s skin flicks, and they’re They already $19.95. jewelry — is heightened by the the museum, and a major figure selves, as Vestron is offering both terrible performing with their have. “ Thim­ Author Von Hoelle, a bit of a romantic associations of some in research into the mineralogi- the American and (the half-hour clothes on. The movie plays like CoDectors’ ble Collectors quipster, tells of the Digitabulics exhibits: a pearl necklace and cal treasures of the New World. Cinema longer) European releases. But it soft-core masquerading as a International” Anonymous that has saved many bracelets Abraham Lincoln gave He assembled with Tiffany two seems doubtful that extra length slasher thriller, and it’s com­ Com er was formed in a marriage. Also he reports on an his wife in 1861, pieces from the collections of precious and orna­ can improve lead actor Chris­ pletely awful. GRADE: No stars. HARTFORD Beetlelulce (PG) Sot 12:40, 2:40, 4:40, Seventh Sign (R) Sot and Sun 4:30,7:10, 1978 and now Russ MacKendrick affliction called “ thimbiitis” that French Crown Jewels purchased mental stones of North America CIntma City — The Fox and the 7:45, 10:10, 12:05; Sun 12:40, 2:40, 4:40, 9:20. — Return to Snowy River Port M topher Lambert’s sullen, fatally h a s 8 0 0 might involve the complication of which were bought by museum - Hound (G) Sot-Sun 1:45. — The Lost 7:45,10:10. — Critters 2 (PG-13) Sot 1,3, (PG) Sat and Sun 2. inexpressive performance. Film grading: ★ ★ ★ ★ excellent, in 1887, a 75-carat emerald that Em peror (PG ) Sot 1, 6:45, 10; Sun 1, 5, 7:30,9:45,12; Sun 1,3,5,7:30,9:45. — members and "halfgosis.” once belonged to the Sultan of trustee J.P. Morgan and pres­ WEST HARTFORD GRADE: *V t ★ ★ ★ good, ★ ★ fair, ★ poor) 4:45, 8. — Moonstruck (PG) Sot-Sun Colors (R) Sot 12, 2:20, 4:45, 7:20,9:45, 24 regional How that works; You have just Turkey, and escape artist Harry ented to the museum. This helped 1:15, 3:45, 7, 9:30. — Au Revolr les 12; Sun 12, 2:20, 4:45, 7:20, 9:45. — The Elm 1 A 2 — Good Morning Vietnam laid out $22 for a thimble (brass, Entonti (PG) Sot-Sun 4:15,7:15,9:45.— Unholy (R) Sot 12:50, 2:50, 4:50, 7:50, (R) Sat and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — groups. They Houdini's watch with its gold place the museum’s gem holdings The Unbeoroble Lightness of Being (R) 10:10, 12:05; Sun 12:50, 2:50, 4:50, 7:50, Seventh Sign (R) Sot and Sun 2,4:15, 7, publish a quarterly bulletin and a Averil Mathis. It is priced at $20. pewter, porcelain or whatever). chain formed of miniature hand­ among the most preeminent in Sot 1:30, 6:30,9:50; Sun 1:30, 5,8:15. 10 : 10. 9:30. "Thoughts on Thimbles” booklet. (Collector Books, 1986.) You bring it home and show it to cuffs — to say nothing of Gypsy the world. The next general meeting will be The center piece with the horse your spouse; “ Get a load of this To honor the two men, the EAST HARTFORD MANCHHSTRR NEED SOME EXTRA Rose Lee's fire opal bracelet. Costwood Pub A Cinema — Good UA Theaters Rest — Good Morning, at Spokane, Wash., in August. and buggy came from Old Stur- little beauty — a dead steal at violet-pink variety of spodumene Morning, Vietnam (R) Sot 7, 9:30; Sun WILLIMANTIC There are more than 100 pieces Vietnam (R) Sot-Sun 2, 4:30, 7,9:40. — JIttsen Sauare Cinema — Casual Sex While there, the pewter crowd bridge Village. The next one, eleven bucks! ” and a pink variety of beryl were 7:15. Three Men and o Bobv (PG) Sot-Sun (R) Sot 1,3:15,5:30,7:45,9:45,12; Sun 1, of jewelry on show, most of them Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — SPENDING will surely be discussing the types carrying the U.N. flag, was Halfgosis has been rumored in 2:15,4:20. — Bright Lights, Big City (R) 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 9:45. — Biloxi Blues belonging to private collectors named respectively kunzite and Good Morning, Vietnam (R) Sot 7:30, Sot-Sun 7:15, 9:30. — The Seventh Sign (PG-13) Sot 12:45, 3, 5:15,7:30, 9:45,12; we see here: wildlife, state, picked up at the United Nations other areas of collectibility. 9:30,12; Sun 7:30, 9:30. and rarely or never before on morganite; specimensof both are (R) Sot and Sun 2:30,4:40,7:20,9:45. — Sun 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. — tourist souvenirs and others. gift shop. If you should look at the in the exhibition. There is a Showcote Cinemas 1-9 — Above the Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sot Beetlelulce (PG-13) Sat 1, 3:30, 5:15, MONEY!! □ □ □ public display, in addition to the Low (R) Sot 12:30,2:30,4:30,7:30, 9:50, midnight. — Heavy Metal (R) Sot 7:30,9:45,12; Sun 1,3:30,5:15,7:30,9:45. This group of seven, borrowed inside bottom with a thimble- handsome kunzite crystal from 11:50; Sun 12:30, 2:30,4:30,7:30,9:50. - mineral specimens. midnight. — Kentucky Fried Movie (R) — Critters 2 (PG) Sat 1,3:15,5:30,7:45, from the wail-to-wall collection of scope you would see “ FORT” and California and, among the showi­ Biloxi Blues (PG-13) Sot 12, 3:15, 4:30, Sot midnight. 9:45, 12; Sun 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 9:45. — We may just have a newspaper route COMING EVENTS: “ One of the themes is Tiffany’s 7:35,10,12:10; Sun 12,2:15,4:30,7:35,10. Sunset (R) Sot 1, 3:15, 5:30,7:45,10,12; a Manchester resident, starts "1979” inside a square. Tomorrow, the First Sunday development of the use of Ameri­ est pieces of modem jewelry on — Casual Sex? (R) Sot 12:20, 2:20,4:20, Sun 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 10. — The Last available 7:25, 9:45,12; Son 12:20,2:20,4:20,7:25, VERNON with a Minnesota loon, purchased The next-to-last thimble says Stamp Bourse at the Holiday Inn, can gemstones,” explains Janet display, a necklace designed in Cine 1 A 2 — Good Morning. Vietnam Emperor (PG-13) Sot and Sun 1,4:15, 8, 9:45. — Sunset (R) Sot 12:30,2:45,5,7:40, 11. in your area... at Minnehaha Fails in 1987. The “ ALASKA” just below a small 363 Roberts St., East Hartford. Zapata, art historian and Tiffany 1986 by Paloma Picasso, with a 10, 12:10; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:40, 10. — (R) Sot and Sun 1:30, 4, 7, 9:40. — The next one is a Connecticut piece - totem. And right, from Churchill j II .jii (Manchester) Hours; 10 to 5. archivist and guest curator of the large kunzite stone cradled in Vijjowns, is a horsa>going full out at Ludlow Rd-...... 123-'273 Oakland Terrace...... alt from the Mark Twain gift shop. It Tuesday, May 3, the meeting of exhibition together with Peter diamonds and gold, slung from a spells out “ Mt. Laurel," rO the Kentucky Derby. chain of baroque pearls. Garth Rdrv...... 8»d05 Oakland Heights the Central Connecticut Coin Club Schneirla, Tiffany vice president "Robin," and "White Oak” and The thimbles of the world Tiffany designers of past and 'm m (380 Oakland S t ) ...... all at the Knights of Columbus Hall, and senior gemologist. George Avondale...... all has an outline map of the state. developed from the wide needle Main Street, at 7:15 p.m. There Harlow of the museum’s depart­ present are represented in the Auburn...... all Beacon St...... all The third one is a village scene rings of China. Romans called will be a 45-lot auction. Everyb­ ment of mineral sciences is the exhibition. Among them are Woodbridge...... 286-302 by the Battersea Pewter Co. of their versions “ digitabula.” ody is welcome. resident curator. Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848- Squire Village...... all Parrott...... all Colorado, that began in 1978 to We get background like this and 1933) , famous for his window make a unique line of thimbles in deep stuff from the new interna­ Such American gemstones are designs, who used art nouveau Strant St...... all the Montana sapphires, Maine Summit St...... 63-203 Kennedy Rd...... all high relief. The company name is tional edition of the "Thimbie Russ MacKendrick la a Man- forms and echoed Impressionist We Have impressed into Ijpttom edge. This Collectors Encyclopedia” by cheater retideni who ia an author­ and California tourmalines. colors in stones and enamel in his Hunnlford PI...... all Montclair Dr...... all North Carolina emeralds and Scott Dr...... all particular model is photographed John Von Hoelle (Wallace Hones- ity on many typea of collectibles. jewelry. News. Sports. Features and McDonald's® Tool Alpine St...... all in color and shown as No. 429 in teal, 1986). This would seem to be Write to him in care of the New Jersey rubies shown here. The exhibition was organized American Legion Dr...... all Richmond Dr...... all the book “ Antique and Collectible the first book to get for a Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Tiffany expanded the use of the by and shown originally at the Armory St...... all Thimbles and Accessories.” by thimblemania library. It is not in Manchester 06040. staple “ precious stones” to in­ Field Museum of Chicago. It is Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum Highland St...... 8-317 clude semi-precious stones, and Haynes St...... all Candlewood Dr...... all shown here in a largely different of 13 weeks) and we'll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald's* Main St...... 285-378 their wider color spectrum with format, with many additional Somerset Dr...... all more unusual tones of orange, Gift Certificates to usS at any McDonald's* location. Don't waiti Russell St...... all materials, and is supported by green, blue and lavender — opals, funds from Tiffany & Co. and the Jefferson St...... all tourmalines, aquamarine, yellow EIro St...... all Kenwood Dr...... all Best-SeDers museum. Rower St...... all beryl, zircons and turquoise, for Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 East Middle Tpke.... 0-162 mo Union Place ...... all example, of American origin. Some seltzer water Manchoatar Herald OHIce at: 16 Bralnard PI., Manchaeter, Ct. 06040 Union St...... 133-264 DeMille 4. “ Trump; The Art of the The exhibition also follows Rachel Rd...... all Fiction 9. “ The Last Princess.” Cyn­ Deal,” Donald Trump Tiffany’s development of jewelry contains sweeteners Tudor La ...... all Union St...... 13-91 thia Freeman 5. “ Washington Goes to War,” 1. "Rock Star,” Jackie Collins design, with emphasis on the use BERKELEY, Calif. (A P ) - I suant to become a New Mancheiter Herald Subeerlbor (for a minimum of 13 Mayfair Gardens 10. "Robot Adept,” Piers David Brinkley HIghwood Dr...... all 2. “ The Icarus Agenda,” Ro­ of natural forms. In addition to Some seltzer waters can be more weaka) and roeelva my $5.00 book of McOonolifae Qlfl Certlflcataa. (No. Main)...... 14-470 Anthony 6. “ The Rise and Fail of the bert Ludlum classic flower, bird and insect fattening than soft drinks, ac­ Great Powers,” Paul Kennedy Qolway St...... all Marble St...... all 3. “ King of the Murgos,” David forms, exhibits include the botan- cording to the Reebok Aerobic I 7. “ Winfield: A Player’s Life,” Name. Kerry’ St:St:...... all McCabe St...... all Eddings ically correct enameled orchid Information Bureau. North St...... all Stock PI...... all Nonfiction Dave Winfield 4. "Treasure,” Clive C!ussler brooches exhibited at the Paris Although seltzer water has no I Address. North School St...... 1-84 No. Main St...... 397-410 8. “Speaking Out,” Larry 5. “ The Bonfire of the Vani­ 1. “ Swim With the Sharks exhibition of 1889; a sinuous minerals or salt, some brands are I Speakes Phone. ties,” Tom Wolfe Without Being Eaten Alive,” 19th-century woven-gold snake flavored with com syrup or other CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 9. ” 1999,” Richard Nixon I olw aw PEdiey-new aaeee««aem 0*(r fitor eeed with any amor eovponu or spaeleia) 6. ’’Inheritance,” Judith Harvey Mackay armlet with rubies; and a charm­ sweeteners. It explains. 10. “ What’s Next,” Paul I Coupon book mallud upon raeoipt ol paymant lor a^3-«roah^ub8erlpt|on^ Th» Maneh»»t*r H0nld Michael ing group of animal brooches in Researchers at the University 2. “ The 8-Week Cholesterol Erdman 7. “ Love in the Time of Cure,” Robert Kowalski gold, diamonds and enamel, of California advise people to C!holera.” Gabriel Marquez 3. "Love, Medicine and Mira­ including a miniature zebra, drink mineral or spring water, or ilaiirljPBtpr Hpralft 8. “ The Charm School,” Nelson cles," Bernio .Siegel . (Courtesy of WaMenbooks) hiirse, cleer, falcon and tiger. check the labels on the seltzer. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 30, 1988 — 31 30 - MANCHESTER HERALD.'Saturday, April 30, 1988

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St - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 30, 1M8 Rich friendships made in community theater BUSINESS The East Ca- small group into a semblance of extra aunt. going to miss this group. Living MARKET REPORT tholic High grace on the stage. Backstage, we have tried to briefly, but intensely, in one McGlasnost: Now Michael can hope only that nurse each other through the another’s pockets, means there Leading index Activity ovof tho past 30 trading days School hallway 2,200' is packed with we are “energized,” to seem as illnesses which have plagued this are many narrative threads left floor-length ca­ Mv Side lively as possible in performance. show. We compare cough syrups, dangling. Big Mac set take temperatures, recommend Will the strangely quiet Welles­ lico skirts and Nancy Pappas □ □ □ dungarees, chicken soup but offer only diet ley graduate, who works in posts another sodas and citrus juices. finance by day and moonlights as bobbing and We are a motley crew of typists 2,100' for Moscow swaying to the and scientists, financial analysts Almost everyone in the cast has a jazz pianist, succeed in launch­ driving beat of and teachers, insurance agents suffered from some of the cough­ ing a Hartford singles’ group for the rock tunes and research writers, nurses’ ing and laryngitis. A few have arts patrons? monthiy gain III MOSCOW (AP) - The biggest c 0 nn i n g aides and attorneys. The common been bedridden for days. Will the manager of a local burger maker in the free world through a boom box stage in his cowboy duds, singing thread is that all are willing to put So there will be few broken women’s clothing store make a 2,000 wants to find out if it can cut the From this angle, the torsos "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning,” in at least 10 hours a week — hearts when the marathon ends career jump into modeling, or mustard in Moscow, but only with the last curtain call Satur­ pursue her love of vocal music by By Martin Crutslnger !i attached to those skirts and and calling Evelyne "Aunt usually much more than that — to The Associated Press after it goes Hungary. dungarees are scarcely visible. Eller.” The audience will step bring a musical to life. day night. majoring in operatic theater? McDonald’s announced Friday back to a pioneer time almost a One woman looks forward to Will the elementary music Each upper body is pulled down We have been through a great WASHINGTON — The government’s chief it will open the first of a string of century ago. her first long Sunday afternoon teacher continue to give instru­ 1,900 eateries in downtown Moscow parallel to a set of legs, as fingers deal together in the 13 weeks economic forecasting gauge recorded its second big m m j o r j i s a v i r a g i tug at ankles for a long stretch. A horscdrawn carriage — or a working in the garden of a home mental instruction in a school next year. since we began rehearsals. Preg­ she purchased two months ago. bathroom, or will he “graduate” monthly gain in March, a 0.8 percent increase that Apiii 2'». I'lim Dressed in 19th century surrey with fringe on top — will be nancy, deaths in families, promo­ It may not mean golden arches pioneer-style costumes, the th e accepted mode of Another hopes to have more into a room of his own ? economists said should spell good news for HIGH 2.047.91 tions and job changes. Twisted time with her son. who has missed Sound like a soap opera? A bit. Republican presidential election chances. in Red Square, but it will mean members of the Manchester transportation. 1AO0- LOW 2.014.09 Muscovites can munch fries, But right now, we are in the era ankles, sprained knees, bronchi­ his mom intensely, and isn’t old perhaps. The Commerce Department said Friday that the Gilbert and Sullivan Players are tis and weeks of the flu. CLOSE 2.032.33 slurp shakes and gobble “Big warming up for an evening of Aretha Franklin's "Pink Cadil­ enough yet to admire the figure But these connections are one March increase in the Index of Leading Economic she cuts as a dancer turning of the richest parts of community CHANGE 6own8.95 Maks” just like their Western performance. lac.” Dancer Michael Morgan Some weeks, we have seen Indicators followed a revised 1.3 percent February counterparts, courtesy of Leather chaps and INXS. Mut­ leads the group in lunges, more of each other than of our pirouettes. theater. At Saturday night’s cast advance, which was the biggest gain in 14 months. stretches, shoulder rolls and neck own families. For some, the cast As for me, the thought of doing party, we will pull the ties that In other good economic news, the government McGlasnost. ton sleeves and Michael Jackson. m Yw TF MTWTD MTWTF MTWTFMTWTF MTWTF “I think the McDonald’s in Neck ruffles and New Order. twists. doubles as an extended family, the dinner dishes, giving baths bind us even more tightly, even as said sales of new homes, which had fallen for three offering support and and supervising homework — the we prepare to sever theifi. 21 21 4 11 18 28 Moscow will be the highest In a few minutes, the lights will He’s getting the lead dancers consecutive months following the October stock volume McDonald’s in the go up on another performance of warmed up and ready for their companionship. mundane tasks of motherhood — The common memories shared market crash, posted a 4 percent increase in March tftrch "Apr? Rodgers and Hammerstein’s onstage feats — leaps, lifts, Special friendships have been seem very appealing. are both funny and sad. In to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 655,000 units. world,” predicted George A. Manchester, the wind came A P graphic Cohon, president of McDonald’s “Oklahoma!” Evelyne Thibout, pirouettes and plies. forged among cast members, or □ □ □ Those reports followed word Tuesday that the who is barely 30, will check the But I am the chief member of renewed among people who have sweeping down the plains — for a overall economy, as measured by the gross national Restaurants of Canada Ltd., after gray in her hair and the lines on what I disparagingly refer to as worked together In other shows. But I realize how much I’m few months, at least. product, expanded at a healthy 2.3 percent annual signing a joint pact with the her face, then take her place on “the klutz corps.” Kym Nardini, My children have latched onto rate in the first three months of the year. It was a far Moscow city government. the stage. our choreographer, has spent one of the cast “youngsters.” a better performance than the recession many had Job report is next Meanwhile, the first McDo­ Kelley P. Crowley will strut on months cajoling and berating this woman about half my age, as an nald’s in a Soviet bloc country expected in the aftermath of the 508-point stock opens its doors Saturday in Shell market plunge last October. Hungary. The Budapest burger “The big worry at the beginning of the year was on market agenda emporium was dedicated on Turntable Tips that a recession would derail the Republicans, but Friday. the leading indicator is just one more sign that this Last month, McDonald's isn’t going to occur,” said David Wyss, an By Chet Currier payroll gain will be at least Raven (RCA) 3. “Mercedes Boy” Pebbles economist with Data Resources Inc. opened a restaurant in Belgrade, Hot singles 3. “Young Country” Hank Willi­ (MCA) The Associated Press 200,000,” said Mitchell Held, an Yugoslavia, its first in a commu­ Allen Sinai, chief economist of the Boston Co., analyst at Smith Barney, Harris 1. “ Wishing Well’’ Terence ams Jr. (Warner-Curb) 4. “Da ‘Butt” E.U. (EMI- called the string of upbeat reports “terrific news on nist nation. Impatient customers Trent D’Arby (Columbia) 4. “Baby I’m Yours” Steve Manhattan) NEW YORK — In their search Upham ft Co. waiting in line on opening day the future state of the economy.” for some likely event to break the In Held’s appraisal, the Fed­ became so unruly that police 2. "Anything For You” Gloria Wariner (MCA) 5. “My Girl” Suave (Capitol) “From the point of view of the administration, the Estefan & Miami Sound Machine 5. “Eighteen Wheels and a 6. “Wild Wild West” Kool Moe recent stalemate in the stock eral Reserve would like to see were called. Dee (Jive) news on the economy could hardly be better,” he market, many analysts are look­ strength in the economy concen­ Although five more restaurants (Epic) Dozen Roses” Kathy Mattea said. 3. “Angel” Aerosmith (Geffen) (Mercury) 7. “That’s What Love Is” Miki It’s Almost Mother’s Day and You ing to next Friday’s report on trated in the manufacturing are planned for Belgrade, Mos­ 4. “Where Do Broken Hearts 6. “The Factory” Kenny Rogers Howard (Atlantic) Don’t Know What to Give Her? At the White House, presidential spokesman employment. sector. Manufacturing jobs regis­ cow could be the big enchilada for Go” Whitney Houston (Arista) (RCA) 8. “Something Just Ain’tRight” Marlin Fitzwater said the advances in the leading Wall Streeters expect the Labor tered a slight decline in March. McDonald’s, which had world­ 5. “Pink Cadillac” Natalie Cole 7. “Old Folks” Ronnie Milsap ft Keith Sweat (Vintertainment) index were “significant and good news. They Department data to set the tone By now, many followers of the wide sales of $14.3 billion last (EMI-Manhattan) Mike Reid (RCA) 9. “Everything Will B-Fine” We have the perfect gift — suggest that the economy remains on a steady for the numerous other statistics securities markets are used to the year. 6. “Always On My Mind” Pet 8. “True Heart” The Oak Ridge Lisa Lisa ft Cult Jam (Olumbia). course and that a healthy climate for prosperity will on the economy for April that will “good news is bad news” reason­ Shop Boys (EMI-Manhattan) Boys (MCA) 10. “Piano in the Dark” Brenda continue.” . ^, be issued over the next several ing that Wall Street often applies Cohon and Vladimir I. Malish- 7. “Prove Your Love” Taylor 9. “Always Late With Your Russell ft Joe Espositio (A&M) A Mother„’s Day Ad! The unexpectedly strong growth has raised some' weeks. to statistics such as the employ­ kov, chief of food services for the Dayne (Arista) K isses’’ Dwight Yoakam fears that inflation may become a probiem, forcing They also believe the Federal ment figures. Soviet capital, signed an agree­ 8” Shattered Dreams” Johnny (Reprise) Compact disks the Federal Reserve Board to hike interest rates in Reserve will take a close look at Nevertheless, even hardened ment for the creation of up to 20 Hates Jazz (Virgin) 10” If My Heart Had Windows” an effort to cool off demand. the numbers as it considers what fast-food eateries in Moscow and V 1 Larger veterans of the game acknowl­ the building of a commissary to 9” Electrlc Blue” Ice House Patty Loveless (MCA) 1. “Now and Zen” Robert Plant But analysts said that while they expect both monetary policies it should edge there is something dramatic (Chrysalis) (Esparanza-Atlantic) 1X1V2 ' Sizes inflation and interest rates to pick up modestly in pursue. right now in the difference process beef, potatoes and other 10.’’Naughty Girls (Need Love Adult singles 2. “Naked” Talking Heads Available the next six months, they don’t expect either to Public notice focuses most between the apparently robust foods^'McDonald’s uses. Too)” Samantha Fox (Jive) (Sire) $7.50 increase so quickly that they will raise voters’ directly on the unemployment state of the economy and the “A Big Mac, our world-famous 1. “Anything For You” Gloria 3. “‘Dirty Dancing’ Sound­ Each concerns. rate, which dropped to 5.6 percent ram pant pessimism in the sandwich,' will taste the same in Top LPs Estefan ft Miami Sound Machine track” (RCA) Additional "The strong economy wiil be more of an ally to in March, hitting its lowest level markets. Moscow as it does in Toronto, or (Epic) 4. “Faith’’ George Michael Inch Is Republicans than a rise in inflati'on and interest since July 1979. “Catatonic ... paralyzed ... Tokyo, or Rio, or New York,” 1. " ‘Dirty Dancing’ Sound­ 2. “I Don’t Want to Live Without (Columbia) $500 rates wili be an adversary,” said Donald Participants in the securities Cohon vowed at a news confer­ 5. “The Hardline According to numb could all be used to track” (RCA) You” Foreigner (Atlantic) Straszheim, chief economist of Merrill Lynch. markets, however, pay more describe the average investor in ence in Moscow’s city hall. 2. “Faith” George Michael 3. “Piano in the Dark” Brenda Terence Trent D’Arby” Terrence Straszheim said he did not look for interest rates Trent D’Arby (Columbia) attention to other elements of the recent months,” said James The agreement, which gives (Columbia) Russell ft Joe Esposito (AftM) to increase by more than one-half to one full report — for instance, the net McDonald’s of Canada a 49 4. ’’Shattered Dreams” Johnny 6. “Kick” INXS (Atlantic) Stack in his advisory letter 3. "More ‘Dirty Dancing’ percentage point between now and Election Day, change in what the government InvesTech. percent share in the Soviet- Soundtrack” (RCA) Hates Jazz (Virgin) 7. "More ’Dirty Dancing’ which he called too small of an increase to be Soundtrack” (RCA) calls “ non-farm payrolls.” controled joint firm, is the latest 4” The Hardline According to 5. "Where Do Broken Hearts worrisome to voters. “Those who are out of the business venture concluded by Terence Trent D’Arby” Terrence Go” Whitney Houston (Arista) 8. “Crossroads” Eric Clapton This number is closely watched market are too terrified of Trent D’Arby (Columbia) 6. “One Step Up” Bruce Spring­ (Polydor) ^ Just Call Our Classified Reps between The February rise in the leading index hdinitialiy as a gauge of the economy’s the Soviets with a foreign com­ overall strength — and of the another crash to step in. Inves­ pany, and th first with a Canadian 5."Bad" Michael Jackson steen (Columbia) 9. “Bad" Michael Jackson 8; 30 am - 5; 00 pm to place your ad — been reported as a smaller 0.9 percent gain. With the tors who were heavily invested in (Epic) 7. “Get Outta My Dreams, Get (Epic) revision, it is now the strongest monthly increase prospective outlook for interest the crash are just as afraid of not firm. 6” Klck” INXS (Atlantic) Into My Car” Billy Ocean (Jive) 10. “Savage Amusement” The since a 2.2 percent rise in December 1986. rates and inflation. recouping their losses if they Last year, the Kremlin enacted 7. “Tiffany” Tiffany (MCA) 8. "One More Try” George Scorpions (Mercury) The February and March strength represented a Thus, while strong growth in jump out now.” a new law on joint ventures in a 8. “Now and Zen” Robert Plant Michael (Columbia) AND REMEMBER — significant turnaround in the forecasting gauge, employment is a positive for bid to woo capital, technology and (Esparanza) 9. "Talking Back to the Night” — Billboard Publications Inc. which is composed of 11 forward-pointing business consumer spending and near In the past week, which pro­ expertise from abroad. The re­ 9. “Appetite for Destruction” Steve Winwood (Island) THERE’S NO ONE LIKE barometers designed to predict economic activity term corporate profits, it is aiso duced some of the quietest form is part of changes enacted Guns ft Roses (Geffen) 10. “Everything Your Heart De­ six to nine months into the future. viewed as a potential negative for trading days of the year to date, under Soviet leader Mikhail S. 10. ‘’Hysteria’’ Def Leppardsires” D. Hall ft J. Oates (Arista) the Dow Jones average of 30 3 . Following the market coilapse, the index posted stock prices. Gorbachev designed to improve (Mercury) DEAR OLE’ MOM!! industrials managed a 17.24 gain the quality and quantity of EMERGENCY three consecutive monthiy declines in October, Payroil employment grew by a to 2,032.33. Black singles November and December, the traditional signal of larger-than-expected 262,000 consumer goods. Country singles Fire — Police — Medical an impending recession. However, with the latest workers in March. Volume on the Big Board PepsiCo Inc. last September 1. “Nite and Day” A1 B. Sure! revisions, two of those declines have now been “Recent trends in initial claims averaged 141.47 million shares a signed a contract to open two 1. “Cry, Cry, Cry” Highway 101 (Warner Bros.). 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Hadn’t tion of any advertlsment In buy when they turn to the shoo the classified ads pendable car a must. PART TIME Or should I let it be? I want to use There are only two close-to- you better print a correction? the Monchester Herald by little ads. 643-2711. every dov. Call Bob at 647-9946. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED this wisely, as a tribute to my advertiser. Including adver­ good reasons for insuring a young ANSWER: Yes. Here it is. PART Time Sales Clerk. grandfather. I don’t need any tisements In any free distri­ child’s life — to provide guaran­ The death benefit of a life bution publications pub­ 20 hours per week. M ATURE Caregiver tor GROWTH Company look­ cash now. teed insurability and to pay buriai lished by the Manchester NOTICE Apply : Salvation Infant, toddler room. ing for future manage­ insurance policy is subject to Herald. Penny Sleffert, Army, 385 Brood Approximately 12:30- ment. Offers profit costs in the event of untimely probate only if payable to the PUBLIC HRARINO ANSWER: Your grandfather’s death. Even so. the cost of Publisher. BOARD OP DIRECTORS Street, Manchester. 5:30. ABC Daycare, sharing and manage­ dead person’s estate or executor. TOWN OP MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Inc. 647-0788 or 649-9228. ment potential. Ambi­ intentions, no doubt, were excel­ children’s life insurance is terri­ In most cases, the death benefit LIOAL NOTICK GROUP Home. Part time tious Individual needed lent. But along with many other bly high. Notice It hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of to learn Industry from goes directly to the beneficiary Manchester Memorial Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the position open to work members of his generation, he and avoids probate. Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, M ATURE Woman to care with adults with mental ground up. 649-4563. 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Positions vary or U.S. Savings Bonds for you, and 7, have $2,074 in a CD and $227 brokers for qualifications to to be financed by Interest earnings of the Man­ or estate tax purposes — if the participate In the competi­ chester Emergency Employment Fund. working conditions from the assembly And you would have a good deal more in a savings account. We’re not dead person owned the policies or tive bid. Proposed appropriation to Education Special and competitive sa­ packaging to our than $1,000 today. planning to use any of this. The retained incidents of ownership. Those Interested should Prolects - Fund 41 - Excess Cost Grant...... S14,300.(W lary. Call MARCH, Inc. homemade foods to AP photo Just the same, you would be girls’ money is being saved for contact Richard P. Wer- to be financed by a State Grant. of Manchester. 646-4446 meat slicing and main­ kowskl. Controller, Man­ Proposed appropriation to Education Special CIRCULATION Area Ad­ between 12-4pm._____ tenance. Super benef­ wise to keep that little policy, if it college. William A. Doyle, a syndicted chester Memorial Hosptlal, visor. Housewives, PARTS IS PARTS — General Electric Prolects - Fond 41 • Math/Sclence Grant...... s 5,039.00 PART Time Bookkeeper its for full time posi­ is the only insurance on your life The insurance man says we columnist, welcomes written to obtain a qualifications to be financed by a State Grant. mothers with young tions. Weekdays only. worker Steve Kafalas sorts jet aircraft and if it has a "guaranteed should put the CD money into our questionnaire no later than children, students. for contractor's office. questions, but he can provide May 6, 19M. Proposed appropriation to General Fund, Experience required, No nights or weekends. engine components at the GE manufac­ insurability’’ clause. The latter flexible premium adjustable life A*sessor ...... $17,000.00 - Earn extra money with Ask about our flexible answers only through the column. MANCHESTER to be financed from Fund Balonce. your own part time lob. good salary and benef- turing plant in Lynn, Mass. The first jet means you can buy more insu­ policy, where it wouldn’t be taxed MEMORIAL HOSPITAL hours for days. Glas­ Write to Doyle in care of the Proposed appropriation to Generol Fund - Bring your children ItS. 646-5422.______rance from the same company and we would make more interest 71 Haynes Street tonbury. Call for de­ aircraft engine was reportedly built at Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 04040 TRANSFER to Capitalimprovement Reserve - with you and save on DAYCARE Person tails at 633-7656 ask for without a physical examination. on it. Is that a good idea? Manchester 06040. 646-1222 extension 2250 Landfill Reserve ...... $310,359.00 babysitting costs. 21 needed. 6:30-1:30pm. the Lynn plant in 1941. (Controller's Office) to be financed by Landfill fees In excess of Dove. amount budgeted. hours per week, salary From May 16-August 090-04 plus gas allowance. Su­ 29th. Call Grandmoth­ NURSE Aides Training Proposed opproprlatlon In General Fund - pervise our carrier er's House. 646-9608. class starting soon! Library ...... $ 1,312.45 You will be pold while NOTICE TO CREDITORS to be financed by book sale proceeds already boys and girls. If you received. like kids, want a little you learn plus recleve agreed to be acquired for $440 million by the Royal ESTATE OF free meals. Taking ap­ N e w Bank of Scotland, the sixth largest banking group RICHARD J. BREEN Proposed appropriation In Water Fund 2 - Independence and your The Hon. David C. Rappe, TRANSFER to Reserve - Union Street Bridge own Income call 647- plications for full or Highlights H o m e in the United Kingdom. Judge, of the Court of Pro­ Water Main Construction...... S175,000 00 9946 osk for Jeonne. TYPIST-Part time. We part time positions on ■ The special inspection of Eastern and bate, District of Coventry, at to be financed from Fund Balance. need an Individual with all shifts. Earn a high L e a d i n g S ales a hearing held on April 27, PART Time- 10am-2pm rate of pay plus bonus Continental airlines uncovered no "grossly 1988 ordered that all claims Proposed appropriation to Bond and Grant dally to relieve safe good typing skills. Pol­ must be presented to the fidu­ Fond 9-947 - Union Street Bridge Protect 74- icy typing preferred hours. For more Infor­ I n d i c a t o r s unsafe” conditions so far, although planes were 148 - for Water Line Construction ...... $175,0(X).(W deposit clerk. Please mation please call: Di­ of the week ordered out of service briefly because of safety ciary at the address belaw. to be financed by a contribution from the Water apply: Savings Bank of but not required, also Failure to promptly present Reserve Fond. need strong clerical rector of Nurses, Mrs. infractions about 5 percent of the time, the any such claim may result In Manchester. 923 Main A. Plante, Crestfleld the loss of rights to recover Proposed” appropriation In Water Fund 2- Street. Manchester, skills. We offer plea­ federal Aviatiop,^ Administration said. Eastern sant office environ­ Convalscent Home- By The Associated Press on such claim. TRANSFER to Reserve - Heavy Equipment CT. 646-1700. EOE. Fenwood Manor 643- '.announced fareieuts that executives hope will ■! Bertha E. Rappe. (Pipe Installation) ...... $350,000 00 ment In Glastonbury restore a ridership that has lagged since federal to be financed from Fund Balance. LICEN SED Nurse. Part with free parking. 5151, Monday-Frlday Clerk time. Custodial care. 9am-3pm. EOE. ■ The government’s chief forecasting gauge of inspectors launched the safety check. The fiduciary Is: Proposed appropriation In Special Grants - Please call Joy or Fund 61 - Municipal Infrastructure 'Trust Ideal for retirement. future economic activity shot up 0.8 percent in ■ Employees of Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. Arlene Paquette Gerry at 659-3561. Crum SEAMSTRESS wanted. . Plunders Road Fund Grant...... j 82,000.00 649-2358.______8, Forster Insurance. Experience preferred. March, pointing to continued growth for the rest of earned millions in quick profits by dealing in Coventry, CT 06238 For: Mt. Nebo Irrigation ...... $17,000.00 the year. Charter Dak Tennis Courts (odditlonal).... $65,000.00 INVITATION TO BID PART Time days, Maln- Please telephone 649- “ junk” bonds marketed by the firm, a House 091-04 to be financed by a State Grant for 90%, or The Mqncheiter Public 8865. ■ Americans’ personal incomes posted the Schools solicits bids for tenance position avail­ AUJJASONO JFM subcommittee said, but Drexel chief executive $73,800.00, and a Reserve Fund contribution of able. Mature and HELP Wanted full time biggest gain last month since December, while iw r 10%, or $8,200.00. TEACHING SUPPLIES for ftm Frederick H. Joseph defended the firm’s practice. INVITATION TO BIO fhe 198iFI989 school yeqr. responsible Individual for lawn care and consumer spending jumped a healthy 0.7 percent. u w o i'« 7 n t > -m Junk bond pioneer Michael R. Milken, citing his Sealed bids will be received Proposed appropriation In Special Grants - Sealed bids will be received wanted for both Indoor landscape work. Must ■ Strong consumer spending helped the na­ I 187 6 II 191.7 II 19a3~| I 720 630 6S5 I In the General Services' of­ Fund 61 - 1988 DHR/SSBG Training Funds until M A Y 10,1988,2:00P.M., and outdoor work. have driver's license constitutional protection against self­ fice, 41 Center St., Monches­ Grant-...... $ 5,000.00 dt which time they will be tion’s economy grow at a healthy 2.3 percent incrimination, refused to testify before the to be financed by a Grant from the State Oe- publicly opened. The right Is Basic duties Include ond transportation. ter, CT until M A Y 10, 1988 at partmeht of Human Resources. grounds care and Callafter6om.742-5224. annual rate during the first three months of 1988. congressional committee, which is investigating 11:00 a.m. for the following: reserved to relect any and oil ■ Sales of new single-family homes rose 4 Wisconsin assembly plant and would continue Proposed appropriation In General Fund - bids. Specifications and bid maintenance of build­ possible manipulation of bond prices. (I) ONE NEW 4-WHEEL Town Clerk...... $19,500.00 forms may be secured at the ing systems. Inquire at percent in March, the second consecutive building the K-car in the United States instead of ■ The Securities and Exchange Commission DRIVE 8400M GVW to be financed through Town Clerk Revenues In Business Office, 45 North 649-5336. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL monthly improvement following a post-stock Mexico, clearing major obstacles to an early UTILITY BODY TRUCK excess of the amount budgeted. School Street, Manchester, delayed until July 1 the time mutual funds have to Connecticut. DISHWASHER. Part Proposed Ordinance - To amend Section 0(8) of the Lease Spring Openings crash slump. Sales of existing homes edged up 2.5 contract settlement with the United Auto Workers calculate yield in a standardized way that will (2) ONE NEW SANITARY 087-04______time, 11-3pm or 4pm. 5 percent in March for the second month in a row. union. LANDFILL TRACKED between the Town of Manchester and the Manchester allow consumers to compare the track records of TYPE LOADER Country Club, relative to tournament ploy, special golf dovs a week. Johnnie's We have Immediate ■ Wage and benefit increases for the 12 months ■ Farmers Group Inc., facing a hostile $4.5 competing funds. events, etc. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Brass Key, Main openings In the greater ended in March averaged 4.1 percent, compared (3) ONE 1988 21,000* Copy of the Proposed Ordinonce moy be seen In the Town ESTATE OF Street, Manchester. Manchester area: billion bid from Batus Inc., said its board had ■ The Supreme Court let stand an Arizona COMBINATION Clerk's Office during business hours. FRANK S. ESPOSITO 643-8609.______with 3.4 percent during the previous 12 months. LOAOER/BACKHOE WITH • Outside/lnside ended talks on a possible leveraged buyout and telephone company’s ban on sexually explicit An appropriation to the Bond and Grant Account, Fund 9, In The Hon. William E. Rti- BAKERS Assistant ■ Employment in manufacturing businesses 4-WHEEL DRIVE Gerald, Judge, of the Court Clean-up would prefer that the company stay independent. dial-up message services by declining to hear an amount not to exceed $920,0(W.00for the purpose of paving of Probate, District of Man­ wanted. Tuesday- fell by 4 percent between 1982 and 1986, but The Town of Manchester Is the cost of repairs, renovations and Improvements of four • Warehouse Workers ■ Lucky Stores Inc. agreed to a $2.2 billion arguments that Mountain Bell’s refusal violates an equal opportunity em­ water system reservoir dams, to be funded by Issuance of chester, at o hearing held on Frlday. No experience transportation equipment, plastics and furniture free-speech rights. April 25, 1988 ordered that all necessary. Will troln. • Bindery Workers continue to draw workers. leveraged buyout led by the New York investment ployer, and requires qn affir­ General Obligation Debt of the Town In an amount not to claims must be presented to ■ The Federal Communications Commission mative action policy for all of exceed $920,000.00. Call 643-0640, 8-4pm. • PIck-Up/Packers ■ Sales of domesUcaliy produced cars and light firm Gibbons, Green, van Amerongen Ltd., Its Contractors and Vendors the fiduciary at the address formally scrapped an unpopular proposal that as a condition of doing busi­ All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at below. Failure to promptly PART Time Assistant Vo- Students welcome. trucks rose slightly in mid-April to 353,314 units, spuming a takeover bid by American Stores Inc. locations which are accessible to handlcopped citizens. In present any such claims may catlonal Instructor to would have raided telephone charges substan­ ness with the Town, os per addition, handicapped Individuals requiring an auxiliary result In the loss of rights to Must be 16 with 2 from 308,240 units in the year-ago last year. ■ Bank of New York Co. said nearly half of Federal Order 11246. aid In order to facilitate their participation at meetings recover on such clolm. work with develop- tially for computer users. mentally disabled forms of ID. 3. ■ The Senate voted 63-36 to approve and send to Irving Bank Corp.’s outstanding shares had been ■ International Data Group Inc., publisher of Bid forms, plans and speclfl- should contoct the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the Johanna Bruder Roy, the White House a sweeping trade bill, but catons are available at the scheduled meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be adults. Flexible hours. tendered under its $1 billion-plus hostile buyout PC World and InfoWorld magazines, said it is General Services' office. made. Ass't. Clerk 20 hours per week. Call supporters fell short of the two-thirds majority The fiduciary Is: MANPOWER offer, giving it an apparent edge in its battle to joining with a Soviet publisher to create the first TOWN OF JAMES F. FDGARTY Paul B. Groobert Kathy lannucci be. Temporary Services needed to override a threatened presidential veto. acquire Irving. MANCHESTER, CT. SECRETARY, BDARD DF DIRECTDRS Executor tween 10-4pm, Russian-language personal computer magazine, ROBERT B. WEISS, Manchester - 643-4810 ■ Chrysler Corp. said it would delay closing a ■ Rhode Island’s Citizens Financial Group Inc. tapping a market of about 100,006 users. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 27th day of April, 257 East Center Street Monday-Frlday. 871- E. Hartford - 560-4340 GENERAL MANAGER 1988. Manchester, CT 06040 6724 Hockanum Indus­ 093-04 092-04 094-04 tries. EOE. Windsor Locks -627-5064 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SPECIAL Education DRIVER. New England's AUTOMOTIVE Me­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED WE Are looklno for a SALES chanic and wrecker Teacher. Cross cate­ largest electric pro­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED sincere, active Individ­ driver wanted. Call 649- gorical, self-contained ducts distributor has ual to work In our small POWER 2871.______class, grades 7 and 8. an opening for drivers. WAREHOUSE and Deliv­ SECRETARY- TEACHER Aide-Special mall order business. Special Education Cer­ The primary responsi­ ery persons. Full or Bookkeeper. Full time Education. 1-1 aide for EQUIPMENT & WAITER or Waitress, bilities will be to de­ $L0TTERY$ Duties Include; takInO Cook, experienced. SALES CLERK/ tification required. part time. Excellent for stote funded day­ multl-hondl capped telephone orders, light Starting salary $20,000. liver products to custo­ Full and entry pay. Benefits In­ care center. Must hove I'm looking (or 5 odolscent in program MOTORCYCLE Apply: Raffa's Restau­ CASHIERS mer locations or to one clude; paid Insurance order packaging, help­ rant, 2815 Main Street, Call for appointment at driver's license, the people who don't of Rockville High ing our walk-ln custo­ Manchester Honda Is and Department Ma­ 742-8913 or contact: Di­ of our branch stores. Part Time and vacations. Imme­ oblllty to do basic of­ School. Data collec­ looking for a sales ori­ Glastonbury. 633-1691. Qualifications Include; diate opening. Inter­ have the time to wait mers, etc. We are wil­ nager wanted at once rector of Pupil 8i Staff fice duties, record for luck. Earn tion, activity set-up, ented Indlyidual to sell H ELP Wanted. Full time Support Services, Cov­ a good driving record, views at: Manchester keeping and light typ­ ling to train for the full in modem pharmacy Help Needed *300-*500 per week lesson delivery. Com­ time position. Please the full line of Honda Mechanic; part time entry Public Schools, class II driver's li­ Tobacco & Candy Com­ ing Involved. Salary munity portlclpotlon. Truck Maintenance, In Manchester's lar­ cense, along with the pany, 299 Green Road, helping run my apply at: Connecticut power equipment, mo­ 78 Ripley Hill Road, Production and $10,500 with excellent Consultation and train­ Flexible hours; full gest shopping center. Coventry, CT 06238. ability to read maps Manchester. benefIts-Teacher As­ expanding music Cane and Reed Co. 134 torcycles and ATV's. If ing available. $10 per Pine Street, time Wrecker Driver, Fringe benefits, excel­ SPEECH-Language Pa­ and communicate ef­ packing line sistant. Full time, 35 company. No hour. Coll Berlin Pub­ Manchester.______you're tired of selling light and heavy duty. lent salaries. Days thologist. Full time, fectively with custo­ hours for state funded experience necessary. lic Schools. 828-6581. RECEPTIONIST uninteresting pro­ Top pay, full benefits. mers. We offer excel­ people. Flex. Hrs. INCOME daycare center In Ver­ FLORIST Shop work. only. Pleasant work­ elementary, pre K-4. Will train. Call 3-8PM Mob. thni ThBrs. ducts, glye Jim Nakos Pleasant working en­ lent pay and fringe 3am-3pm. Good non. Responsibilities Floral Designer. Full vironment. 563-1337. ing conditions. Not the Professional team ap­ benefits Including den­ UNLIMITED 645-838, ask (or 9-5 Sat a call at: proach. Starting salary Include planning and or part time with some usual retail store. tal. Economy Electric starting pay. Toll us Implementing learning ___Mr. McMahon *1000 Very busy, local auto­ experience preferred. Apply at once to Ann, $20,000. CT license re­ Supply, Inc., 428 Tol­ Be a leader with the Apply In person; Manchester Honda quired. Contact: Direc­ what hours you can area's leading car and activities for pre­ IMMEDIATE Openings BONUS mobile dealership Is Office manager or land Turnpike, Man­ school aged children. seeking a responsible Krause Florist, 621 30 Adams Street tor of Pupil 8. Staff chester 06040 or call work. Call truck dealership In the following depart­ (U shIMM pmMt BANK TELLERS pharmacist. Support Services, Cov­ Developing relation­ ments; Government person with a very Hartford Road, Manchester, CT 647-5000. EOE M » . ships with parents, etc. Female or Male Manchester.______entry Public Schools, Lipman Chevrolat packaging. Wood­ pleasant manner. Must 646-2789 United Bank Liggett Parkede 78 Ripley Hilt Road, Longo Bardi Degree In Early Child­ working (crates, CLERICAL/Counter- AUTO SALES 460 Connecticut Blvd. hood Education or re­ AUTOMOBILE like being with and has several teller posi­ Pharmacy Coventry, CT 06238 or pallets). Maintenance Mature self motlyated coll 742-8913.______523-5251 East Hartford lated field or eaulvol- assistant. Regular 40 SALES PEOPLE talking to prospective person with outgoing AUTOMOTIVE- tions available In the Manchester Parkade TOP e n t experience hour work week. Com­ Earning potential customers. Please call personality and ability Lubrlcatlon and light Vernon, East Hartford Manchester MECHANIC Wanted. Experience helpful but required. Salary Flat rate shop with not necessary. Call petitive starting rotes. •40.000+, demo plan, to work with the public. duty Mechanic. Imme­ area. Previous cashier $11,000 with excellent 60 day rolse/revlew, Betty Paris Interested In varied du­ diate opening, busy guarantee. Expe­ BOOKKEEPER. Imme­ benefits. Send resume other excallant fringe for appointment or teller experience ne­ RECEPTIONIST wanted $ $ $ Paul Peters or Roger compony paid medi­ bentita. Experience not ties Includesanswerlng shoo, paid holiday, va­ rienced Mechanic. Ex­ diate openings for Allain to set an ap­ to: Sandro L. Dumeer, cessary. Good com­ tor a busy medical cellent benefits, wage entry-level Book­ cal, pension and voca­ neceaaary, appointmenta the phone, filing, some cations, uniforms plus UP TO 22% pointment - C/O Hockonum Valley tion. 10 paid holidays, 646-4321 light typing. Will train. other benefits, Contact munication skills and office In Manchester. negotiable. 228-9431 ask keeper for small com­ Child Daycare Center, only. Call Don PIrettI Prefer someone with a for Service Manaaer. COMMISSION pany. Monday-Friday. monthly attendance Full time position with Dave Griswold at Car­ good figure aptitude 289-3441 695 Hartford Turnpike, bonuses. Stop In benefits. Apply at ter Chevrolet 646-9695. medical background Computer accounting Vernon, CT 06066. 649-4571 helpful. Apply at any of that enloys working DEMO PROGRAM system. Will train. Call Benefits Include: Monday-Friday, LYNCH MarPet Printers, Ver­ WACAP Is on Affirma­ 8;00om to 11:30am or non. 871-1421. TRANSMISSION. Imme- the following United with people. Pleasant BOOKKEEPER R & R Woodworking • Medical Plsn / tive Actlon/Eaual Op­ dlate opening for working condition and FULL BENEFITS 645-6149. Hospitsllzstlon send o short letter to CARDINAL MOTORS Bank offices; Meadows Manor a portunity Employer. Personnel at; Merrill Transmission Re- benefits. Call 646-1119 Are you making what • One million dollar Minorities and Handi­ 500 West Center St. bullder. Some expe­ long term Health Industries, Inc. P.O. BUICK, INC. • Vernon Circle, for an Interview. you’re worth? Are you advartlslno budget capped ore encourage t1 A d im SI.. ManolwNtor, CT Manchester, CT. rience needed. Call Jim TECHNICIAN working for you. Box 50. 26 Village PHARMACIST Vernon DRIVER. Beverage de­ Care Facility has a ready to earn your po­ to apply. Street, Ellington. 06029. 633-5288. Evenings 228- livery route. Good • 7 million dollar Positions avalable for 0787. • Route 30, Vernon temporary full time tential? Then, you're Tem porary driving record re­ position opening ready to join the sales Inventory RECEP/TYPIST relief Pharmacist In the RECEPTIONIST. Full • Route 83, Vernon quired. Good pqy and position available. from June 1 st to Sept. force of the hottest and • Demo plan assistance SHOPRITE Supermar­ time position for re­ • 580 Burnside Ave., Insurance. Apply 9to 5, Must be 18 or • Training In house Front desk position, DATA ENTRY — GIFT WRAPPER ket located in Man­ East Hartford Monday-Saturday. 79 1st. The Intersted ap­ fastest selling Import sponsible person In a older. Hours are • Bonus plans letter typing, traffic­ New Store — Somerset Square, Glastonbury chester, CT. Exceiient non-smoking office. EOE M/F Charles Street, East plicant must have ex­ line In the nation. We starting wages, candi­ Duties Include: ans­ Hartford. perience in third are looking for several 8am-5pm, may king calls to 26 ext. Why commute over the river when you can work in our new wering phones, typing, C LER IC AL to $18K. As­ ACCOUNTS Payable. party Medicare and men and women who require overtime, Long term assign­ beautiful store. dates must be Ct filing, data entry, etc. are willing to work iicensed Pharmacist. sist a General Manager New England's largest Medicaid billing or may evolve Into CLERK Typist. Full time. ment. Free parking. Will train. Call 872-2686, with customer related electrical products dis­ hard. Top money paid, We need on Individual • DATA ENTRY - Full time, Monday - Friday. Enter sales slips Apply In person at the 8;30-5pm. medical questions. tributor has an opening bookkeeping / ac­ demo program and full full time position. with good typing skills, and inventory changes, back-up on switchboard and service counting classroom store. TRAVEL Agency-East of Customer service skills for an Accounts Paya­ company benefits. Call policy typing preferred MANPOWER counter. the River needs assist­ with heolth core back­ ble Clerk. Primary re­ Instruction. Please What are you waiting but not required. The Temporary Services ground, CRT, light sponsibility Is to pro­ position also requires • GIFT WRAPPER - For Satudays only. Wrap gifts, work in the ance. Typing and tele­ contact Karon Wilson for? This Is the chance Lydall/ Inc. Manchester - 643-4810 Stock room, do housekeeping and vacuuming. phone etiquette re­ clerical duties. Work cess Invoices, Insuring to make your move strong clerical skills. SHOPRITE with congenial profes­ vendors are paid the at; C o m p o s it e We offer a pleasant E. Hartford - 569-4340 quired. Will train. sional In deluxe, east of proper amount on into the lucrative field office environment In Windsor Locks-627-5064 For HMO medical and dental, paid retirement, good salary and Reply to; Box UU C/O MeadDws ManDr of automotive, sales. M a t e r i a i s store discounts call: SUPERMtRKEIS, INC. The Manchester river offices. Outstand­ time. This Involves Glastonbury with free MATURE, Loving person 333 Bldwell St. Apply In person bet­ Division at parking. If you ore 214 Spencer St. Herald. ing benefits Include substantial Interven­ Manchester, CT 06040 to work with Infants or Mr. Dana Fairbanks Manchester, CT free on-sIte parking. tion with purchasing ween 9 am and 5 pm 646-1233 Interested please coll toddlers In afternoon. Equal Opportunity Employar Fee paid. Call Hilary and a wide variety of 647-9191 No phone calls please. Joy or Gerry of 659- Children's Discovery 9 7 Q _ * in e in Cuffs, CPC, Business vendors. We offer a ext. 333 3561. Crum & Forster Center, 633-1508 or 633- Personnel Assoclofes new, modern facility, Insurance. 6840. WAREHOUSE career opportunities, Hartford LUX BOND AND GREEN RECEPTIONiST. 4 Man­ 659-3511. W AREHOUSE^ E H O U ^ IOpportun­ chester Attorneys. excellent pay and be­ ity. Due to expanding Fine Jewelere Since 1898 Monday - Friday, 9-5. Diversified duties for nefits. Qualifications Mitsubishi Include 1 year accounts business, we have Answering phones and a small Bloomfield needs for Individuals 6 Hartford Turnpike AUTOMOTIVE light typing. Call Reg- SECY/EXEC payable experience, Manchester/Vernon Industrial distributor. who are willing to give Ina, 646-3500.______good Interpersonal a little extra effort In Line PAINTER or Painter’s Applicant should be To *22K communication, math S e r v i c e W r i t e r /A d v i s o r skills and CRT expe­ return for an opportun­ Exit 63 off 1-84 helper. Year round High Schooi Corporate oppty to as­ ity to move ahead In a work. Transportation a rience. If you qualify, growing dynamic or- F U L L T I M E “ automobile sist 2 Sr V.P.’s of major please apply to: Econ­ plus. 649-9874.______graduate with good ganliatlon. We offer PROGRAMMER- downtown financial omy Electric Supply, math skills. Inc, 428 Tolland Turn­ excellent wages and Analyst. Do vou have Immediate opening, experience CP. This top notch cli­ pike, Manchester, generous fringe benef­ expertise In RPG III on mechanics AUTO Competitive salary its Including dental. If on IBM 38, if the answer ent seeks self-mo­ 06040 or call 647-5000. vou have warehouse preferred, but not necessary as we will TECHNICIAN and benefits offered, EOE, M/F Is yes to this auestlon, tivated person with experience, come In we can offer you the train the right individual. Many benefits IMMEDIA TE EMPLOYMENT call Dick at good secretarial skills. and fill out an applica­ , challenge of utilizing To *10/Hour Ability to assume some A Lifestyle Of tion or call 647-5000. the largest state of the including vacation with pay, paid Economy Electric art IBM 38 Installation Import experience helpful, but not PLUS 243-0321 administratl^ and Supply, Inc., 428 Tol­ Monday-Friday The Rich & In the area. You will be holidays, etc. necessary as we will train. Salary based Weekly Bonus personnel responsi­ land Turnpike, Man­ Involved In Inventory bilities. Outstanding Famous chester, CT 06040. EOE control and financial on experience, good benefits, uniforms Immediate opening benefits. Including free Are you tired of M/F. ______systems development, Apply at once to: provided, excellent working conditions — for quaiified dead-end jobs. I'm CONSTRUCTION Inspec- In addition to maintain­ parking. Fee paid. Call tor. Need an Inspector ing the balance of our technician. looking for 9 'A people HILARY C U n S. CPC with experience In current systems. We For interview call David Seeker, Must have ASE C LA IM S Clerk. Excellent who need: building construction. opportunity In Glaston­ BUSINESS offer career advance­ DAVID SECKER 8 am to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. Certification in bury location tor Indi­ a. *3,000 to *4,000 per This person should ment opportunity com­ Service Manager Engine Tune-Up and PERSDNNEL ASSDC. have experience In me­ bined with a generous vidual with 1 year of- month, chanical, electrical, X Engine Performance. flce experience 659-3511 compensation package (Insurance back­ b. A new car heating and ventilat­ and excellent fringe Caii for interview - ing, sprinkling sys­ benefits which Include MANO€STERHOND\ ground helpful). This c. A lifestyle of the tems, site work and dental and tuition 646-3356 position Is for someone MECHANIC. Full time to Rich and Famous who enloys typing and work on heavy equip­ drainage. Comprehen­ relmbursment. Submit m a n o -esterhonca THE PROFESSIONALS John Qreeno sive benefits package resume and salary his­ possesses typing skill ment and trucks. Im­ d. Fun, sun, and 24 A D A M S STREET at 40wpm. Use of a mediate opening. Insu­ Income and competitive sa­ tory In confidence to: 3. lary. Submit resume Economy Electric 24 Adams Street MANCHESTER. CT 06040 HAIRSTYLIST and As- printer helpful. If vou rance, profit sharing. If you want this enlov working In o Apply at: Upton Con­ to; Storch Engineers, Supply, Inc., 428 Tol­ slsfanf Hairstyllsf for lifestyle, call 645-8389 161 Main Street. We­ land Turnpike, Man­ Manchester busy shop. Please call team call Joy or Gerry struction, 537 Stafford at 659-3561. Crum & Road, Mansfield or call and ask (or Mr. Robin. thersfield, CT. 06109. chester 06040 or call Exit 62 of 1.84 Days 643-2103 evenings EOE. M/F. 647-5000. EOE M/F. 646-3520 647-9385. Forster Insurance. 742-6190. IHDMES [ ^ HOMES IHDMES HDMES HDMES HDMES [g^CONDDMINIUMS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Real FDR SALE 2 FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE MAINTENANCE Person, HIRING! Government GROWING Office needs MANCHESTER Colonial. WANTED Immediately. FLDRIDA. Charming VERNDN. Home In per­ CUTE six room Cope In AN D DVER. $119,900. New MANCHESTER. Dpen LYD A LL Woods. Excep­ 40 hours with benefits. I obs-vour area. $15,000- capable Individual to Full time janitor and HOMED Immaculate 7room Co­ Apply In person; Solva­ $68,000. Call (602) 838- loin staff. Good atti­ lonial in prestigious new manufactured fect location for child­ nice residential neigh­ to the Market. Lake- house, Sunday 1pm- tional 2 bedroom end- full time mechanic tor FOR SALE home and wooded lot. ren. Charming 3 borhood. Nice starter view cozy home on 4pm. 98 Cushman unlt In spotless tion Army, 385 Brood 8885 ext 775.______tude essential. Modest evenings and wee­ area! Large 1st floor family room, 2 firepla­ Dwn both. $24,900! bedroom Ranch on cul- home features garage lovely good size lot. Drive. Large 3 plus condition! Fabulous Street, Manchester. TRUCK Driver tor pro­ typing skills, data en­ kends. Experience pre­ All real estate advertised In try experience helpful. ces, bright and sunny Terms. Resort com­ de-sac. Sunny, well with attached summer Nice front porch with bedroom Ranch. Great master bedroom with OFFICE Clerk. Looking duce wholesale house ferred but will train. the Manchester Herald Is munity near Drlon- planned kitchen, large porch. Call tor your screens and storms. location! Near church, cathedral ceilings and for o person to ossutne wanted Immediately. Will train person with Contact Manager. Par- subject to the Fair Housing living room, great for ability and willingness entertaining! Also, do/Dlsney. Full ameni­ comfortable fireplaced exclusive showing to­ Real pine cabinets and schools and pork. Must skyllglfts, I'/z baths, various duties Includ­ Class II reaulred, $7;75 kade Bowling Lanes, Act of 1968, which makes It ties. 24 hour security living room, finished day. Sentry Real Est- paneling. Two bed­ see! Price reduced! expansive living room ing shipping and re- per hour plus benefits. to learn. Competitive Manchester. No phone MIeoal to advertise any pref­ wolk-up attic, 2 cor erence, llmifatlon or discrim­ garage. Beautiful gate. 1-800-624-4852. basement and central ote, 643-4060.O______rooms. Full basement. Now $159,900. Direc­ with atrium doors to a clevlng paper work, Apply In person be­ wages, full benefit colls.______tions; Route 83 to concrete patio. Price package, and suppor­ ination based on race, color, home! $214,900. Anne DPEN House, Sunday 1- air conditioning. A fan­ BOLTON Colonial. Beau­ Coll for details. Cen­ communications and tween 9am-2pm to: ASSISTANT Customer rellolon, sex or national tastic buy! $149,900. tury 21 Epstein Reolty, Parker Street, right on at $153,9(X). Blanchard Sardllll Fruit 8, Pro­ tive atmosphere. Call Miller Real Estate, 647- 4pm. 316 Autumn tiful new Garrison Co- purchasing. Apply In Representative with origin, or on Intention to 8000.D Street. Lovely alumi­ Klernan Realty 649- lonlal located on 647-8895.0 to Colonial Drive, right 8, Rossetto Realtors," person at H & B Tool, duce Company, CT Re­ 647-9938 tor appoint­ make any such preference, on to Cushman Drive. We’re Selling Houses" ment. light bookkeeping ex­ num sid e d Ranch 1147.0 ______cul-de-sac In new sub­ SDUTH Windsor. Re­ 481 Sullivan Avenue, gional Market, Hart­ perience helpful. Full limitation or discrimination. SIZZLING 3000 sauore Chllmork Realty, 659- 646-2482.0 ford, CT or coll The Herald will not know­ home. Move-In condi­ TH IS Lovely custom built division. Features spe­ cently refurbished In South Windsor be­ W A IT R E S S wanted. Part time position. 871-6330. foot, 8 room Contem­ tion. $159,900. Evening cious kitchen and fam­ 3353. tween 8:30-4pm. EOE. 525-3237. or full time. Apply ingly accept any advertise­ porary! 3 '/j baths, Ranch Is located In a excellent taste. Large, MANCHESTER. "Brand C O L L E G E Students to do ment which Is In violation of appointments availa­ very desirable neigh­ ily room, many extros. bright rooms through­ new listing". Excep­ within: Johnnie’s family room, library, Coll for. appointment. Brass Key, 829 Main labor type work In the law. ble. For sole by owner. borhood of Manches­ out. 6 room brick tionally nice ond clean Coventry. Coll 742-7308. SOUTHERN New Eng- marbletloors, letblack 647-1015.______ter. Features 3 bed­ $279,000. Flono Realty Ranch on Did Main CDHD0MIHIUM8 condominium on bus­ HELP WAMTED Street, Manchester. master bedroom bath 646-5200. FOR SALE 643-8609. Evenings 742-9277. land classitleld ads H EB R D N . Dpen houe. rooms, 2 full baths, Street features 2 full line, near most every­ reach nearly 800,000 with double lacuzzll formal dining room, baths, hardwood thing. 4 rooms, spa­ Part Time Positions Avaiiabie Reduced tor Imme­ Saturday and Sunday, MANCHESTER. $144,900. homes In Connecticut 1-4pm. 541 Wall Street, hardwood floors. Fam­ Price reduction on this floors, 2 cor garage and MANCHESTER (South- cious living room and diate sale. $429,900. ily room on lower level 2.6 acres of beautiful, field Green Town- dining area. 1 bed­ and Rhode Island. The Blanchord 8, Rossetto Hebron. Charming 3 well maintained six price for a basic 25 bedroom Ranch. Fire- with heat provided by a room Cope In sought private yard. Hurry.. It house) 3 bedrooms, 1 room, tolly carpeted WAWA DARI-FARM Realtors," We’re Sel­ coal stove. Being of­ won’t lost! $259,900. year old on 6th green. and'quiet setting! Dnly ICE CREA M word ad Is only S55 and ling Houses" 646-2482.G placed living room, otter family neighbor­ FOOD MARKET will appear In 43 news­ family room, dining fered at $185,900. Coll hood. Close to schools, Klernan Realty 649- Dwner 646-2363. $94,900. Century-21 papers. For more In­ M A N C H E S T E R . ’’D is­ room, hardwood us for 0 showing! shopping, and bus line. 1147.0 MANCHESTER Town- Lindsey Real Estate. Desire mature, responsible adults, at Has Immediate Openings formation call Classi­ cover the Difference’’ floors. Kitchen with Realty World, Benoit, This one won’t lost! M AN C H ESTER. $187,900. house. 2 bedroom, I'/z 649-4000. o least 18 years of age who are available fied, 643-2711 and ask In this 7 room Colonial snack bar, walk-out Frechette Associates, Coll for details. Sentry New to the Market. baths, garage. Re­ tor detalls.o featuring country kit­ finished basement with ' 646-7709.0 Real Estate, 643-4060.O Exceptional rural resi­ duced to $125,9(X). Coll You’ll never know the a CLASS II ROUTE DRIVER power of Classified until for all shifts. Good working condi­ chen, 3 nice bedrooms, wood stove, 2 cor gar­ MANCHESTER. Sliders MANCHESTER. $123,900. dential oreo Ranch. Merrill Lynch, 872- tions, opportunity for advancement. a ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE MANCHESTER. Lovely 3 1'/2 baths, recreation age, large deck. Lovely off family room and Great starter home! Immaculate pampered 7777. you use it yourself. bedroom Cape, iv? room, patio, tool shed. londscoped yard, acre dining area to a wrap Charming, comtorto- home. Large deck and baths, dining room, Nice oulet setting on a plus. Asking $187,900. around deck enhance lovely lot. Three bed­ HDMES Apply In person garage. In-ground ble 6 room Cope, cen­ IHDMES Apply In Person - cul-de-sac! $150’s. Principles only! 228- this well kept Contem­ trally located. Ap- rooms. All new op- FOR SALE FOR SALE Monday - Friday, between 9am-3pm pool, beautiful neigh­ Century-21 Lindsey 9513. Directions: Route porary Colonial. 3 bed­ pltonced, hardwood pllonces ond much I at DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM borhood! Sellers relo­ Real Estate. 649-4000. □ 85 to Hebron Center, rooms plus dressing floors, corner lot. Kler­ more. Enloy country cating. $169,900. Cen­ left on route 66, left at area, 2'/3 baths, 1st nan Realty. 649-1147. living In convenient 55 Oakland St., Manchester, CT 40 Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland, CT tury 21-Homeseekers MANCHESTER. Spa­ Mobil Station (Wall floor laundry, tire- Manchester. Century Mon.-FrI., 8:30om-5:30pm / Sot. 9om-1pm Realty 623-5044. cious 1 level expanded Street) 2'/2 miles on placed family room all MANCHESTER. $224,900. 21 Epstein Realty, 647- or phone 647-7279 Ranch. 1700 sauare left. Signs posted. Quality built 7 room 8895.0 Paid Medical, Profit Sharing and Pension Plan, EOE. BDLTDN. Lot 4, Valerie toot. 7 room, eat-ln designed by an archi­ Ranch. Fireplace, ap­ EOE tect tor his own home. Road. Stulnnlng new kitchen, dining room, ALUMINUM Sided situ­ pliances, 2 cor garage, Contemporary. 8 ated on a well- D.W. Fish Realty, 643- tireploce, garage. 1591.0 family room, manic­ O P E N H O U SE rooms of luxurious llvl- Great yard with patio maintained corner lot. ured lawn. Klernan ong and many custom and gardens. Perfect This clean 6 room Co­ Realty. 649-1147. SUNDAY features on private condition. $168,500. lonial is a pleasure to May 1st, 1-4PM wooded 1 acre plus lot Dwner 649-7873, Ho­ show! 3bedrooms,car­ peting over hardwood 97 Hackmatack St. with easy access to m eow ner’s Concept ^PEN HOUSE Charming, move-ln. Route 384. $335,000. Fl- 646-4436. floors. Built-In air con­ ano Realty 646-5200. ditioning and applian­ Immaculate 7 room Receptionist JUST Reduced! Make an ces to remain. Priced SUN. MAY 1st-1-5 Cope, 2 full baths, plus MANCHESTER Training In Optical Field BE one of thefewtoenlov otter. Exceptionally to sell at $134,000. finished rec room, Spacious Duplex with 7 rooms on owner’s side. this sold out cul-de-sac large 3 bedroom Spilt. Strono Real Estote, central vac, and much Become an apprentice optician and earn while you Full and Part Time Positions off Fern Street. Ro- Dver 1700 Sauare Ft. of 4 bedrooms, baths, Modem Kitchen, 4 room 647-7653.0 more. $182,900 apartment for income, neat and clean, vinyl learn! No experience necessary, we will train! Work while the kids are in school or students work klckl 8i Son, builders of home In fine condition. OIr; Hackmatack runt fine homes otter this 9 An excellent value. MDVE-ln condition. siding, new electric service, IMMEDIATE OC­ Work a 40-hour week and earn an excellent salary, after school. Career opportunity to become a licensed Comfortable 7 room betwMn Katnav St. & room, 3 bath Contem­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- So. Main (Rte. S3) CUPANCY, Priced to sell - $185,000 with great benefits. professional. porary with 3 edr gar­ 1591.0 Ranch with customized Please call Ken at 871-9722 age and a plathora of playroom awaits your Barnett-Bowman to arrange an interview. Excellent Salary and Incentive Program! MANCHESTER . Club Inspection o no 1 % acre extras. $399,900. Blan­ area Colonial. Peerless pork-llke setting. Tibbies TULLY REAL ESTATE chard 8, Rossetto Real­ 2 story with golf close $252,900. Plano Realty 633-3661 tors," We’re Selling by. Newly built, vinyl 643-0005 Xhe The Houses" 646-2482.0 646-5200. Call Ken siding, security sys­ MANCHESTER. $219,900. V isio n V isio n 871-9722 M ALLARD View- Quality tem, fireside cheer, Recently completed. constructed 3 bedroa m formal.,.^nlng room, This 3 bedroom Con- C o rn er attached single fanaly walk-li)^Tosets, 4 bed­ tem pororV Colonial REDWOOD FARMS C o m er homes (you own yflur rooms,’.2^9 baths, plus Your Complete Eye C«\re Center! Your Complete tyc C»\re Ceiiler! features tothedrol cell- own lbt),flreplaced liv­ family room. Master Ings, central air- MANCHESTER T IS SPRING... ing room, I'/i baths, bedroom with lacuzzl. 8 Room, 4 Bedroom, 2Vz Baths, Obi. Lot, Talcottville Rd. (Tri-City Plaza) Vernon Talcottville Rd. (Tri-City Plaza) Vernon conditioning, flre- The Buds are budding, The Brooks are bubbling, Anderson permashleld Available now. ploced living room, Child Safe Cul-de-sac, Fireplace, $353,000. D.W. Fish thermopane windows, formal dining room, 2 2 Car oarage. And the Voice of The Turtle is heard in the Land! range, refrigerator, Realty, 643-1591.0 full baths. Beautifully dishwasher and win­ EASY come easy go! Just decorated! Location Is Beat the Summer Heat dows, range, refrigera­ 7 Joan Circle — Spencer St. to Hlllstown American Universal Insurance Group, a property/ a hop skip and a lump convenient to shopping Rd., 3rd left on Redwood, see signs or coll BRAND NEW LISTINGS casualty insurance company, has the following tor, dishwasher and and easy access to 1-84. With CO LD CASH I to 1-86 from this terrific for directions. opportunity in our South Windsor, CT ohice. microwave oven, car­ 7 room Raised Ranch In Coll us for 0 showing! BOLTON peting, full basement Manchester. Features Realty World, Benoit, MARTIN SCHOOL ^ ASSOCIATE and even an attached Include 3 bedrooms, 2 Frechette Associates, $244,500 649-5015 DARI FARM ICE CREAM garage. $149,900. Blan­ 646-7709.O Eight Room Ranch, Original Owner Ranch, two SECRETARY chard & Rossetto Real­ full baths, rec room tors," We’re Selling with fireplace, attic Four Bedrooms. Completely full baths, two car garge. To provide clerical support to Marketing Department, Is Offering Houses" 646-2482.0 fan, and to top It oft a Manchester’s Most Prestigious Neighborhood type correspondence, answer phones, process f new fully appllanced renovated, lovely landscaped Immaculate inside and out. mail and maintain files. Secretarial school prefer­ MANCHESTER. Newer European kitchen with red, 1 -2 years clerical experience and typing (50 Summer Employment listing. Lovely 9 room ceramic tile floor. —rrr------r lot, 260' frontage by 1.64 Large lot, beautiful combina­ wpm) required. Cape, 1st floor family Move-In condition! acres!! Call, we have the tion of sun and shade, try it, The company offers an excellent salary and com­ May 1st - Sept. 2nd room with skylights. $209,900. Jackson 8> I prehensive benefits program. Most Importantly, a Completely new kit­ Jackson Real Estate, key. Immediate occupancy. you’ll buy it! 5 creative flexible work environment encourages In­ chen with buitt-lns, fin­ 647-8400.O MO per hour / night shift freezer ished rec room with dependent thinking and offers much latifude for YDU’LL truly appreciate Individual contributions wltfl corresponding recog­ wood stove. 20x40 In- Others available. The above two have just been listed!! *9 per hour / day shift freezer ground pool. All for the art of stenciling nition and rewards. after you see the mag­ Please submit resume to: $172,900. U & R Realty. 643-2692. nificent country de­ AiMriean UnIvarMi Insuranca Group Full and part time positions available. signs found throughout BELFIORE, REALTORS 1724 Ellington Road MANCHESTER- this adorable 6 room Please call 872-8313 or apply in Glastonbury line. Red­ Cope on Benton Street. P.O. Bm 639 Ansaldi-Built Oversized Colonial, 4 Bedrooms. 21A Baths, I.arge Kitchen South Windsor, CT 06074-0639 p e r s o n - wood Farms. 8 room 2-3 bedrooms, updated G roup 1 431 M ain St. 647-1413 Attn: Dan Flynn Colonial. 4 bedrooms, both, fireplace, hard­ ' with Wet Bar and Slider to Screen Porch. Two Fireplaces, Oversized 2-car i'/7 baths, 2 car att­ wood floors, targe new Garage. Private Wooded Yard. Oh, yes, also just listed — For Lease - Three office suites ^ Commitment To Excellence DARI FARM ICE CREAM ached garage. Fire- deck tor warm weather placed family room, enloyment. Perfect Just off Exit 4 of Interstate 384 ■ 15 (Minutes to Downtown Hartford. on Main Street, air conditioned and heated! Believe this, AMERICAN UNIVERSAL 40 Tollaafi Staff Road, TaHaad hardwood floors, eat- shape Inside and out! ln kitchen, deck. By $144,900. Jackson & 303 Timrod Road it’s true — *350®« monthly! INSURANCE GROUP Monday-Frlday 8am-Spm / Saturday 8am-1pm owner. $229,900. 643- Jackson Reel Estate, Offere<) at 'dSII.IXX) • Shown by Appointment Only ■ f^ll Owner at 6164)711 S Equal OppO'iunily Employtr 8751. 647-8400.O yiaR^aB^ -u 4$.gU4 ( I I I I M M 1 - ■ * “ ' ^ CONDOMINIUMS 8 TDREAND FOR SALE W. DFFICE SPACE MISCELUNEOUS CARS CARS FURNITURE FOB SALE I ^ S A U S FOR SALE FOR SALE M A N cT^ESTE^^OwiT- SUITES Available. 1000 ★ house. Beautiful 2 bed­ ^ Speciolim D^f! sauare feet per unit. WING Tip 5 toot gold room end-unit with Utilities additional. 1 DNE Inch Copper tubing. A Moving experience! OLDS Dmega 1979. Excel­ PLYMOUTH Reliant Sta­ hardwood floors. Spa­ floral sofa and match­ 100 foot coll, type "L ". Books, large size A------1 mile to 1-84. Peterman ing chair, $75. Round lent condition. Runs tion Wagon 1981. Stand­ cious open layout, Building Company. Asking $150. Call 646- womens clothes, mis­ great. Well M a in ­ ard, excellent running completelty reno- ROOFING/ redwood picnic table 0271.______cellaneous household car. Body and Interior enCARPENTRY/ R T I MISCELLANEOUS 649-9404.______with umbrella, $25. 646- tained. 74,000 miles, yated, new carpeting, BABY Crib and rocker, Items. Saturday 4-30, air, AM -FM , $1200. Call excellent. A M -F M ste­ LYNCH deck off kitchen. Even [ H I CHILD CARE REMODELING |2iJ SIDING |£lJ SERVICES MAIN Street, Manches­ 4625.______Sunday 5-1. 9-5. 5 West- ter. 1400 plus sauare homemade, for sale. between 5-7:30. 646- reo system. Best otter. first floor laundry Please telephone 643- view Drive, Bolton. 5173. 646-3415. If this name is hook-ups! $89,900. RETIREMENT Llvlng- toot office condomi­ (TV/STEREO/ 646-3815.______openings In our Man­ KITCHEN ft BATH HOME IMFflOVlMENT 2617.______MAZDA GLC 1981. A VOLKSWAGEN GT11985. Anne Miller Real Est­ Sltfln« • Oecka • NeiHocemewt Everythlng provided nium. $159,900. Large 6 chester home. Infants tor your comfort even room suite In Heritage ( a p p l ia n c e s RIDING Lawn mower M U LTI-F a m lly Tog Sale. great little car after Exceptional car. 37,000 not on your ate, 647-8000.O REMODELING WIfidowa ft Ooora Saturday, April 30th, welcomed. Coll 646- No Job Too M o or Too Smoll nursing service. Rotes Place, Ideal tor profes­ with cart. Runs good. 90K of T L C . $1500. 742- miles, air, sunroof and 4651. From the smallest repair to 10% Sonlor Otiion DItcount reasonable. Coll 649- sional office. Coll Paul BLACK and white porta­ $150. 41 Homestead 10-4pm. Books,clothes, 0209. other extras. $7500.649- car, you LOTS/LAND the largest renovation, we AAombor of ffio Intornotlonol 2358. 742-6380, Golden Oaks ble television, 2 stereo Street, Manchester. baby Items, household 5110. •orfor Syatome Y U G D 1986. Sunroof, AM- FOR SALE ‘ will do a complete job. Start Reoltv 646-5099. sets with extension items, much more. 32 proba(bly paid to finish. Free estimates. Coll 72S-07B1 Anytlmo speakers. 646-6077. Garden Street, FM radio. Asking $2300 LAWN CARE POWER WASliiNG Manchester.______or best otter. 50,000 too much!! MANCHESTER- Level, Interior ft Extarlor TAG mile warranty In ­ cleared, approved lots. Heritage Kitchen ft HEATING/ Malntenanca, Ranovationt MACHINERY T A G Sale. 3 family. An­ CLYDE SALES cluded. Call after 6pm. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 87 Tram Am. black S gold. TPI City sewer/water. PLUMBING and Pointino. AND TOOLS tique furniture, toys, LAWN Batt Center OFFICE kids clothes, 78 rpm 647-7441.______ROUTE 83, VERNON 87 Pont SunWrd 4 dr aadan Price cut! 646-7207. Come visit our showroom at: In$ur9d • Senior DI$count$ G AR AG E Sale, Saturday, RIDING Mower, 25" with records, pine living FDRD Granada 1978 tor 80 Century t dr. *2695 87 Chevy Nova 4 dr. AT. AC P R IV A C Y In Ashford. MOWING 182 W. Middle Tpke R.A. DAVIDSON Renovations/Plus April 30th at Manches­ sale. 4 door. Asking cart. Briggs and Strat­ room set, motorcycle, 62 Chavatta t dr *2495 87 Trent Am OTA, rad $69,900. Large ap­ Dependable Service. Manchester PtumMng, HaBtlng, Pump Sarvloa SPACE ter United Pentecostal stain glass tiffany style ' $600. Please telephone proved building lot be­ ton motor. Unused two Church at 185 Wood- Call for Free Estimates. New Installations, Rspairt, 646-2253 lamp, van conversion 649-8291.______64 Century LTD 4 dr. *7395 67 Toyota 4x4 PU. blue tween 2 great forests 649-5400 Drains Cltanad, Bathroom a veors. $175. 649-0157. bridge Street. Freezer, 64 Calabrily 4 dr *3995 87 Camaro. B6. AT. AC. 6666K PATIO DOOR GLASS FOR washer-dryer, water- windows and much, FORD Escort Wagon (Yale Forest and Nat- KItchsn Rsmodsling GRANITE Or marble sur­ much more! April 30th 86 Cavallaf 4 dr. *5995 67 Ford Aaroatar Wagon XLT chaug State Forest). 646-6868 Sarv/ca la Our Bualnaaa bed, and lots of other 1981. Brand new tires, FARRAND REMODELING face workplote. In­ and May 1st. 9am to 86 Cbavy C-10 pai *8995 86 Calica Q T LB. 6 apd.. AC 416' frontage x 205' on Room additions, decks, roofing, Special - *98 MOh RENT Items. 9am-5pm.______brakes. Engine needs " Lawn'MoWYrii'...... Bus Phone for roplRoomtnl (tUndord 34x76) spection grade for 4pm. 200 Forge Rood, 86 Olda Delta Cpt *9995 Moon Rood. Call Joela, siding, windows tnd gutters. 742-8352 work. Best Dfter. 643- 87 Toyota Camry. 6 apd. AC • Over 20 yaara axparlanca. 3 Rooms, small home machinist MANCHESTER. April 30 Coventry. Route 44A to 88 Nova CL *5995 872-8170. Golden Oaks Edging, Hsdgs Trimming, Backhoe and bulldozer service or lathe operator. 4482. 86 Buick Cent., V6. AT. AC. 26K P J’s Plumbing 6 Huatlng Prime Location & May 1, 9-4. House- Northfleld Road to 67 Cudau 2 dr *10,995 Realty. 646-5099. avsllabte. Call Bob Ferrand. Jr. OLDS 98, 1983. 4 door. 66 Grand AM cpa. 4 cyl. AT PS Light Trucking, etc, Boilers, pumps, hot ACCENT G U S S CO. Never used or un- wares, desk, children's Forge Road. 67 Pont 6000 croted. $250 or best Excellent condition. aia 4 dr *14,995 •Profsttlonally Equipped But. 047-8509 water tanks, new and 647-0146 clothes, toys, books. 87 Cavalier 66 Marc Lynx 2 dr.. HB. maroon otter. 646-3815.______' Reasonably priced. i dr. *'7995 RESORT • Dependable Ret. 645-6849 replacements. 643-9551 Dungeons 8, Dragons, 07 Pont Grand Am *9995 66 Monta Carlo Lux. Sport. V6 golf clubs, craft no­ MULTI FAMILY Seen at Tire Country, MIRRORS • MIRRORS 87 Spectrum 4 Dr. *6495 86 Caiica G T LB. 6 tpd. AC PROPERTY Riy Hirdy, FREE ESTIMATES Brighten up your home. tions, 8i stereo compo­ Broad/West Middle. 646-7973 [BOATS/MARINE 87 Monte Carlo 86 Pontiac STE 4 dr. blue (PAINTING/ RaaeonaMy priced, BECAUSE YOU never nents. 95 Briarwood , TAG SALE 643-1688. *10,995 C A P E Cod. Cozy 2 bed­ 643-9649 / 228-9616 ( e q u ip m e n t 87 Bulok Regal 2 dr. *10,995 86 GMC Safari Ptngr van, 12K GILBERT LAWN PAPERING ratarancaa, Intured. know when someone will off Keeney Street. Outside and Inside. BUICK Somerset 1985. 2 room. Walk to beach. I be seorching tor the Item 87 Century 4 dr. *9995 66 Cutlatd Sprma cpa, maroon SERVICE • Over 20 yaari axparlanca. 15 Foot Seostor. 85 T A G Sale. 4-30-88. 66 Furniture, houeehold, door, automatic, air, $400 weekly. $100 wee­ MI8CEI1ANE0U8 you hove tor sole. It's 80 Bulok Regal Coupe. V6 kends. Open all year. Per All Your Needfl NAME your own price. ACCENT GLASS CO. Chrysler, A M -F M ste­ Deerfield Drive, Man­ jewelry, booke end excellent condition . SERVICES better to run your wont ad Best offer over $6200. 872-9111 66 Chevy Cavalier CL wagon 643-8686. HBMQfnW B Mi Im • Prw fttlmaltB • Father & Son Pointing reo, trailer Included. chester. 9-3. Roln or many Mother's Day AKuay* • dtoeount for Sonlor CHbon* and Papering. Remo- 647-0146 tor several dovs ... cancel-^ $1300 or best offer. Coll shine. 649-7737 otter 6:30pm. 86 Toy. MR2, Sllv. 6 tpd, AC Ing It os soon as vou get gifta. Alto, truoklng of loom ond Btono vol. 872-8237. ODD lobs. Trucking. 649-2530. M U L T I House Tag Sale. 86 Olda Cdlalt 4dr, gold Home repairs. You results. Antiques galore! Fur­ Bam-6pm, FrI. & Sat. lonTRUCKS/VANS CaN 647-7156 name If, we do It. Free 86 Toy. Corolla 4 dr, 5 apd MORTOAQES D ft B PAINTING (SPORTING niture and collectibles. 8am-3pm Sunday LIPM AN #1 |»£j FOR SALE estimates. Insured. 643- CONCRETE 66 Chav C20, 5.7 P/U, rad Extarlor Ro o m PaioUag Sunday only! May 1st, 85 Cavalier Type 10 cpa. BOOKKEEPING/ 0304. ______9-4. Coburn Road off 31 Coleman Rd. C H E V Y Blazer 1985. 33K, DO NOT OO BANKRUPT I DependaMs and sxparlancad. r n RESORT VOLKSWAGEN INCOME TAX HAWKES TREE SERVICE East Center Street, Manchester a i r conditioning, 86 Flero QT, V6, AT. AC Stop Foreclosure! Home- Low Prices and Fully Insursd. CPS CONCRETE I 2 S J p r o p e r t y T H R E E Speed bicycle. 87 Bulok nivlara, Immaoulata power brakes and 85 Toyota Forarunnar AT Free Eatlmataa Bucket, truck ft chlppar. Stump Potlota wolkfa floorta drlva- Used only once, too toll Manchester. Loaded 'lasSO owners, consolidate your wovSa additions ft docks. Jack steering. Heavy duty bills, pay off your credit removal. Fraa eatlmataa. MARTHA'S VInevord for It. $80. Please tele- M U LTI-F a m lly Tag sale. 86 Subaru Q L 3 dr. Sllvar. S ap. 55 Olda Delta 88 Royala BARBARA RAY NEIL - 649-4136 Hammarino ft tow cuttino. suspension. $12,500. B5 Toyota Tercel 3 dr, AC cords, your car or busi­ Special conaldaratlon for FREE ESTIMATES. South Beach- 3 bed­ phone 643-2806.______Saturday, April 30th, WANTED TO 4 WO. AM-FM. •seas 871-7647.______ness loon, your mortgage BOOKKEEPING aldarly and handicappad. 10% Discount for S«nlor atii«ns room home fully fur­ FOR Sole new hockey 9-3pm. Toys, books, BUY/TRAOE as Trent Am. Blk, M0.7S5 85 Dodge Lancer ES turbo and save, save your SERVICES nished, terry tickets equipment. Used glassware and miscel­ 86 Toy. Taretl. 2 dr. rad. '5686 85 Mazda daluxa 4 dr GLC homell NO PAYMENTS BookfcteplDg for imoll I ROOFING/ 647-7553 6 4 7 - 9 2 8 9 available. J une- laneous household. 35- WANTED. Old linens, 66 (2) TarcaU 4 dr. AT. •6365 MOTORCYCLES/ builDotoet. iDcludlnf payroll twice. $500 or best 85 Sunbird 4dr, AT, PS. PB UP TO 2 YEARS! Bad SIDING______September, 643-8557 ev­ offer. Coll 647-8155 ot­ 37 Benton Street, lace, collectibles. 56 Cutitaa Clarra bm. 'eSSS MOPEDS credit, late payments or and quarterly taiea. I 55 T-bIrd, V6, AT. AC. atar. Top Soli SerMMd Loam enings and weekends. ter 6:30pm. Ask tor Manchester. Please telephone 742- 54 Volvo DL 4 dr. brn, AT. •5686 unemployment Is not o Any amount doHvortd. Also, fill, 85 Corolla LE, AT. AC *6995 649-3281 R H ODE Island, Montu Poulo. SATURDAY, 9:30-2:30, 9137. 64 VW OLI •6786 Y A M A H A 1980 250 Excl- problem. Foreclosure as­ PRESTIGE ROORNG gravol, otono ond bark, mulch. ter. Runs good. Needs 85 Ford Rangar 4x4 P/U sistance available for the Bobcat, bookhoo ft loader rontol. GARDENING nuck Beach. Ocean 200 Lydall Street, Man­ 63 VW Camper AT. •6696 DIVORCED and SELF- Roofing of all types. Shinglaa, view. 3 bedroom Con- chester. 2 fam ily: In­ 64 VW Rabbit. 46K. '3886 minor repairs. Asking 65 NIaaan DIx P/U, 6 apd MUSICAL $250. 646-4704. EMPLOYED. CARPENTRY/ flat rooting, root repairs. DAVIS CONSTRUCTION temporory. Full fant seat, super coupe, Automotive 82 Buick Skylark. '3296 85 Toy. SR5, 4x4 longbad Swiss Conservative All work guinniotd. 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By Dave Goldberg antitrust suit it filed following the Court Judge David Doty of The Associated Press Leber's vision resuited in construction of fieid end of the players strike last Minneapolis, who ruled that the October. NFL’s restrictions on movement NEW YORK — A spokesman Allen predicted it could lead to of free agents could remain in By Len Auster for N FL owners said Friday that more than 500 NFL players place until an "impasse” was Manchester Herald a tentatiye ruling by the National becoming free agents almost declared in the talks. While the Relations Board’s general coun­ immediately. union claims that Collier’s find­ sel will prolong the dispute with It was one man's vision, energy and industrious­ But John Jones, chief spokes­ ing establishes that an impasse the union and could keep players ness that led to Manchester’s first tournament-sized man for the NFL Management exists, management holds that ■ without a contract for two more Council, reiterating the owners’ impasse must be declared in the Little League baseball diamond. years. "Without him. we never would have had the desire to resume negotiations, courts. It compares the NLRB The ruling came Thursday in said that appeals and court counsel’s ruling to a prosecutor field,” Frank Galasso, Manchester Little League the form of a letter stating that president, said of Jim Leber. “ When (Jim) was hearings would only extend the saying she won’t proceed with a the counsel, Rosemary Collier, process. case. president, this was his dream. Anyone else would would dismiss a complaint by the have given up but he refused.” "We all know that this is going While the union claims that owners that the union had failed to be resolved at the bargaining Collier’s finding establishes that Leber, who’ll celebrate his 72nd birthday on to bargain in good faith. Collier Thursday, is suffering from Parkinson’s disease. table, not in the courts,” Jones an impasse exists, both Allen and also declared that an "impasse” said. “ The labor board, rather Little League colleagues brought him from the management representatives exists in negotiations. than fostering bargaining, has hospital for opening day ceremonies last Saturday agree that Doty will have to Doug Allen, assistant executive allowed the union to stay away at the field — Leber Field — off Love Lane. For the I 41 decide that independently. Paul a director of the NFL Players from the bargaining table. This 13th consecutive year, Leber threw out the Taglialbue. the NFL’s attorney in Association, calied it ” a slam process is going to go on for a the case, compared the NLRB ceremonial first ball. The moment brought tears to dunk” for the union and said the couple of years.” his eyes. “ It did, because it showed people cared.” counsel’s ruling to a prosecutor players would seek an immediate Thursday’s action follows a Leber said at home Thursday. saying she won’t proceed with a injunction in connection with the decision Jan. 29 by U.S. District case. When Little League headquarters in Williams­ AP photo port. Pa., expanded the fences of a tournament- HAPPY LEADER — Amy Alcott was all sized field from 175 to 200 feet, that left Manchester without a regulation field for postseason competi­ smiles last August when she won the Ditz is among marathon favorites tion. An area near the old Nike Site was first offered LPGA National Pro-Am. Alcott took the By Bert Rosenthal Ditz. from Woodside, Calif,, for a new field, which Leber, who became lead Thursday at the Sara Lee Classic. The Associated Press Championship team. In the will have a large rooting section Championships at Rome, she was Manchester Little League president in 1973, at the race. rejected. ” It was too far back for the kids to bicycle ' • t s f i the highest American finisher, PITTSBURGH — As Nancy “ I have about 25 people flying to.” he explained. ” I said that wasn’t good for the placing seventh. Ditz, one of the favorites in in,-” she said. “ There’s even a kids.” Alcott takes lead Sunday’s U.S. Olympic Women’s She felt she should, and could, priest coming from Chicago, and have done much better. He asked for. and received permission from Marathon Trials, pounds along I’m not even Catholic. But it’s then-Mayor John Thompson ajjd Town Manager the 26-mile, 385-yard course, “If I had believed in myself nice to know you have friends ail more, I think I would have Robert Weiss, to use land off Love Lane next to the there could be a lot of rockin’ on over.” town landfill. “ Mayor Thompson and Weiss helped a Golf Roundup the route. medaled,” she said. " I was in Despite the adoration, Ditz said fifth place, a minute out of third, lot,” Leber said. ’ ’They said if town employees Some friends have written a she will not let her large conting­ would operate (heavy) equipment on weekends, song in her honor called ” ^ u l at 22 miles, but I didn’t finish as NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) — Amy Alcott shot a ent of fans distract from her strongly as I could have. they’d allow them to do so. And if I wanted Nan,” a takeoff on the popular 7-under par 65 on Friday to take a one-shot lead over appointed job — winning a place something. I ’d see Dutch Fogarty.” hit, “ Soul Man.” "It was mental. I didn’t believe Sherri Steinhauer after one round of the $335,000 on the team. in myself enough and I didn’t "H e paid his dues at Leber Field,” said Vic Helin. Sara Lee Classic. “ The song is hokey, but it’s " I made a big mistake before who’s been associated with Little League ball in fun.” Ditz said. want it enough. I set my goals too Two strokes back at 5-under 67 was Cathy the World Championship Trials in low there. I settled for seventh town for a dozen years, currently as commissioner The music is aimed at helping Johnston. 1983,” she said. “ I went out with place. of the National League, which plays its games at Ditz win a trip to Seoul, South Alcott’s 65 over the 6,242-yard Hermitage Golf them the night before the race.” Leber Field. "He was the one who day-in, day-out Korea, and the Summer Olym­ “ It was the first time I had ever Course equalled the best score of her 26-victory She did not make the team. been passed in a marathon.” built Leber Field. He spearheaded the whole Ragindd Plnto/Manchattar Harald pics. The top three finishers will career, and she said it couid have been better. But she learned her lesson, and Again, it was a tearing process project.” earn a place on the U.S. team. "A lot of the par putts were all over the hole,” she got a spot on the 1987 World for Ditz. The project began Labor Day weekend in 1973, MAN OF VISION — An emotional Jim mover in the construction of the Little said. "It was just a great round of golf.” said Leber, who has a sharp recollection of dates. Leber, right, waves to the fans at Leber League diamond. To his right is one of Alcott did not bogey a hole and her longest par putt The task was not at an easy one. “ We had to go in Field at Little League opening ceremo­ his five sons, Peter. was about four feet. there with chain saws. There were bushes, trees, Agassi, Arias advance to semis nies last Saturday. Leber was the prime Three shots back at 4-under 68 in the inaugural of everything. I practically lived there,” Leber said. the 54-hole tournament were Donna Cusano- By Rick Scoppe “ I think a lot of things were happens it’s kind of tough to "H e was not a popular president,” Galasso said, among his many assistants. league meeting when offici^als voted to name the Wilkins. Cathy Marino. Jerilyn Britz. Dottie The Associated Press rolling my way.” said Agassi, switch the momentum.” "but through his efforts he became very important field, has that first ball among his collection of who’s 17-4 this year. "It almost The National Guard, thanks to Nathan Agosti- Mochri^ and Kathryn Young. Agassi, who is ranked 18th in to the league. When he worked on the field, he didn’t baseballs and trophies. ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. — demoralized him in a sense. nelli, lent assistance in the beginning with pulling the world, dominated Reneberg get a lot of support. We have a lot of guys who want to “ I wanted a tournament field because we had so Insurance play delayed Top-seeded Andre Agassi and from the beginning. just coach. It took a lot of work. I went a few days but the stumps. The final grading took place in 1974 and "He would hit some of his best many kids in town,” said Leber, who began his THE WOODLANDS. Texas — Mike Donald and former champion Jimmy Arias Reneberg scored just one point he stayed with it every day.” the fence was then erected. "A ll the money we shots and I ’d be up 30-love and association with Little League baseball in 1959. Hal Sutton, completing their rounds before heavy advanced Friday to the semifi­ in the first four games as Agassi Leber credits those around him for his ability to raised, $6,400, we spent on the field. It didn’t cost the “ Why’d I get involved? I had five sons. I ’d support rains forced a halt to play, shared the lead after the nals of the U.S. Men’s Clay Court wouldn’t care. Like that point broke him twice. Agassi broke work on the field continually. "Once we got going town a diine. ’The league paid for it. ” Leber recalled. wouldn’t be that important to me, sandlot. I just like working with kids.” unfinished second round of the $700,000 Independent Championships. Reneberg a third time to win the with the leagues, I said I ’d be there until dark,” he The culmination came on May 10, 1975, when “ It was his vision.” Galasso said. Insurance Agent Open Friday. and I ’d go for a drop shot and set when the 22-year-old Houston said. Leber’s five sons and two daughters were Leber Field opened officially. Leber, who left the A vision that became reality, thanks to Jim Leber. Agassi celebrated his 18th make it,’ he said. "When that Only 45 golfers completed their rounds before birthday by beating Richey Rene- native hit a backhand long. PGA Tour officials halted play at 12:36 p.m. CDT berg 6-1, 6-3. while Arias, the because of rain and iightning on The Woodlands seventh seed, beat No. 2 seed Country Club’s Tournament Players Course. Aaron Krickstein 6-0, 6-2. Arias is Devils glad deciding game with Caps on road About one-third of the field, including first-round now 15-3 in this tournament in his Suns’ Adams to retire leaders Greg Norman and Raymond Floyd, were career. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - the start of next season. LANDOVER, Md (AP) — The New Jersey Devils and in the Stanley Cup playoffs as well, the Devils nothing fancy.” unable to tee off before play was halted. Jim Courier, 17, who turned pro Phoenix Suns center-forward will play the most important game in their franchise don’t mind it a bit that they will be playing at the Washington forward Kelly Miller said it would be in February and is a wild-card Adams would be the third Charles, Devlin lead Alvan Adams, saying he was player to receive that honor in history on the road. Capital Centre. important to stop the Devils’ power play Saturday entry, beat Horacio de la Pena of mentally drained after 13 NBA the Suns’ 20-year history — That’s fine with Coach Jim Schoenfeld. "W e’ve won some big games in other buildings,” night. AUSTIN. Texas (AP) — Bob Charles and Bruce Argentina 6-3,7-6 (9-7) — the first seasons and four straight joining Dick Van Arsdale (No. "M aybe we try too hard in front of the home goaltender Bob Sauve said, thinking about a 5-0-1 "That was the key to the Devils’ win in Devlin combined for an 8-under-par 62 and sole time he has been in the semifinals losing years, announced his crowd. Thank goodness Game Seven is on the road.” road record at the end of the regular season, Washington.” Miller said of Tuesday night’s 3-1 control of the second-round lead Friday at the in a Grand Prix event. 5) and Connie Hawkins (No. retirement Friday. 42) Schoenfeld said as the Devils prepared to play the including an overtime victory at Chicago that put New Jersey victory. "When you stop the other Legends of Golf Tournament. In the final quarterfinal match " I don’t know if I can deciding game of their Stanley Cup series against the Devils into the playoffs on the last day. team’s power play, it frustrates them and gives you Charles, a left-hander from New Zealand, and featuring two ex-Clemson stars. "F ora decade (1975-8.5), this mentally prepare to go franchise won an average of 50 the Washington Capitals Saturday night. The Devils also won a pair of games at the Nassau a psychological advantage.” Devlin, an Australian who resides in the United Lawson Duncan downed fourth- through another year.” said Schoenfeld’s observations are appropriate to the Coliseum while disposing of the New York Islanders State.< each scored four birdies in the better-ball ■seeded Jay Berger 6-0, 3-0 when games a season with a 6-9. If Saturday night’s game is a big one for the Adams, who will turn 34 on 216-pound center,” added Co- current Patrick Division series, where the so-called in the first round of the playoffs. competition for seniors that was delayed 2‘A hours Berger retired because of a rib Devils, it could be even bigger for the Capitals. July 19. "It was a big decision, "home-ice advantage” has been more or less a Washington defenseman Bob Gould thinks the at the start by morning thunderstorms. injury. langelo ” We played for the While the Devils are in the playoffs for the first time, but it was a simple one for me. disadvantage to both teams. Capitals will have to be a "little more disciplined” They completed two trips over the rain-soaked Agassi will meet Duncan in one world championship, made the the Capitals have had a long history of failure in I simply do not desire to play playoffs eight straight years Both the Devils and Capitals have won two out of because they are playing at home. Onion Creek Club course in 125. ISunderparandone semifinal Saturday, while Arias, postseason play. basketball anymore.” and won a division title. Yet all three games in each other’s building, including “ Maybe when you play at home, you try toget a in front of Bobby Nichols and Butch Baird who won the clay court title in Suns President Jerry Colan- people kept asking was, ’When Washington’s 7-2 victory Thursday night at Brendan little more fancy to please the home fans,” (iould This is the sixth straight year in the playoffs for Nichols and Baird combined for a 63 and a 126 1983 and lost in the finals the year gelo said at a news conference are you going to get a bigger Byrne Arena that tied the best-of-seven finals at 3-3. said. "On the road, there’s usually less stress. We the Capitals and they have never advanced past the total. before, will face Courier. that Adams’ No. 33 would be center?’ But Alvan had some Considering their late-season success on the road just have to play our game, dump the puck in. second round. Tommy Aaron and Lou Graham were next at Agassi said he was at the top of retired during a ceremony at great years for us.” 64-128. his game against Reneberg. Sports in Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard EC baseball at Stratford Howell 3b 5 0 11 G ruber 3b 3 1 1 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE DWhIteef 40 11 LIrlanoTb 4 0 2 0 TEAM PITCHING W ynegar c 4 0 11 Wednesday, April 27 STRATFORD — The East Catholic Eagles (7-2) Baseball ERA H ER BB SO ShO SA Los Angeles LokersafSonAnfonlo,8o.m„ Schoflld ss 3 1 1 0 Boston 2.50 128 45 53 139 3 4 Rhoden on disabled list Detroit 4, St. Louis 3, Detroit wins will meet Stratford High School today at 1 p.m. in Totals 34 9 12 9 Totals 30 5 9 4 If necessary series 41 Clevelond 2.74 179 58 52 113 2 7 NEW YORK — Rick Rlioden, the New York SoftbaD Dallas at Houston, 8 p.m.. If necessary the annual Jim Penders Memorial Scholarship Chicago 3.32 148 45 59 84 2 4 Denver at Seottle,10:»p.m., If necessary Thursday, April 31 CalHemla 301 001 012- ^ Texas 3.37 130 43 72 104 2 4 Yankees' opening-day starter who has lost his last Washington 7, New Jersey 3 series tled33 Game at Penders Field. East goes in with a Toronto 001 103 000-5 Mliwukee 3.40 133 42 52 84 1 4 American League etandinge Game Winning RBI — DWhIte (2). three decisions, was placed on the 15-day disabled Friday, May 4 two-game winning streak. K anssctv 3.78 157 74 44 110 0 4 Boston at New York, 8:M p.m., If Saturday, April 30 E— LIrlano, Schofield. DP— Californio 2, list Friday with a strained back, the club said. New Jersey at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Oakland 3.79 182 85 85 140 1 13 Women’s Roc necessary E « t DivWon Toronto 2. LOB— California 4, Toronto 5. Toronto 3.87 177 77 78 134 3 4 W L Pct. 2B— McLemore, Roy 2, Barfield, CDavIs. Rhoden, a right-hander who hurt ms back in D.W. Fish swam by Strano Real Atlonta at Milwaukee, 8:M p.m.. If Conference Rnals GB Detroit 3.94 144 74 59 112 1 8 necessary MH8, EC track at Invitational Cleveland 14 5 .742 3B— Barfield, DWhIte. SB— Moseby 2 (7), N e w York 4.08 189 87 59 132 1 4 spring training, worked three innings, giving up Estate, 7-3, Friday night at Charter Oak Monday, May 2 Buckner (1), G ruber 11). S— M cLem ore. Portland at Utah, 11 p.m.. If necessary New York 15 7 .462 VAt c e I — Californio 4.98 181 101 87 104 0 4 three earned runs on five hits in his last start in Park. Sue Proctor had two hits for the Woles Cenfsrsnee NEW BRITAIN — The Manchester and East .484 winners while Denise Plante scored two Saturday, May 7 New Jersey-Washlngton winner ot Bos­ Boston 13 4 2 Seattle 5.03 205 108 47 121 0 3 Thursday night’s 6-3 loss to the Kansas City Royals. Houston ot Dallas, 3 :X p .m ., If necessary Catholic boys' and girls’ track teams will all Detroit 12 8 .400 3'A IP H R ER BB SO MInnsota 5.87 187 109 49 135 0 7 runs. Roxanne BruzzI played well for ton, T B A Oallfemla Sfrono. Tuesday, May 3 Toronto 9 12 .429 7 Baltm ore 5.94 224 118 48 101 0 0 The Yankees said he had a muscle strain in his Seattle at Denver, T B A , If necessary participate In the New Britain Invitational today at Milwaukee 8 11 .421 7 Petrv 51-3 5 5 5 5 1 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Campbell Conference Cllburn 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 lower right back. Sunday, May 8 O tro lt at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Willow Brook Park in New Britain. The meet begins Baltimore 1 21 .045 15'/i 2 or m ore decisions. PaganI San Antonio at Los Angeles Lakers, West Divislen Harvey w,14) 3 2 0 0 0 3 IP H BB SO W L ERA Rhoden will be replaced on the roster by Wednesday, May 4 at 9 a.m. Toronto 3:X p.m.. If necessary Woles Conference W L Pet. GB LSmIth Bsn 9 5 4 12 1 1 0.00 right-hander Steve Shields, called up from the Aide's Pizza scored three times In the New York at Boston, TBA, If necessary — Clancy 4 4 5 4 4 2 New Jersey-Washlngton winner at Bos­ Oakland 15 7 .482 LaPoint Chi 38 20 10 23 3 1 0.94 seventh Inning to smother Nosslff Washington at Detroit, TB A , If necessary Kansas City 12 9 .571 2'A Wells L,22 2 23 5 4 4 1 3 Clemens Bsn 43 27 8 49 4 0 1.24 Columbus Clippers of the Class AAA International Sports, 5-4, at PaganI Fie ld . Steve ton, T B A D W a rd 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Thursday, May s Soccer coaches are needed Chicago 10 10 .500 4 Guzm an Tex 32 18 3 27 3 1 1.41 League. Shields had three saves and a 1.98 ERA in Soulots, Harry Roy and Mott Maloney Cleveland at Chicago, T B A , If neces­ Seattle 10 13 .435 S>/t HBP— Gruber by Petrv. WP— Petry. CandlottI Cle 42 45 12 34 4 0 2.13 each had two hits for the winners. Tim Campbell Conference B K -P e t r v . nine appearances for the Clippers this season. sary O tro lt ot Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. The Manchester Rec Department is looking for California 9 13 .409 4 WIsnIeskI, Al Menaslon and Paul Zepp Milwaukee at Atlanta, T B A , If neces­ Minnesota 8 12 .400 4 Umpires— Home, Voltaoglo; Rrst, Po- each ripped two hits for Nassiff's. Friday, May 4 coaches for its summer junior soccer program. lermo; Second, Morrison; Third, Phillips. sary Watee Conference Texas 8 12 .400 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE Utah at Portland, TB A, If necessary There is one opening In each the pee wee, midget T — 3:10. A — 23,403. TEAM BATTING Boston at New Jersey-Washlngton N tw York 2, Texas 1 AB R H HR RBI Pet Tim Richmond sues NASCAR Waal Slda winner, TB A and intermediate divisions, and three in the Junior Callfomla9,Toronto5 Chlcogo 700 92 179 22 87 .254 Saturday, May 7 Division. Anyone interested in coaching should Boston 4k Minnesota 5, lOInntnes Montreal 433 75 142 14 49 .254 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Race car driver Tim Thrifty Package Store bottled North NBA playoff reault Campbell Conference Yankees 2, Rangers 1 United M ethodist, 10-7, ot Pogonl Field. contact Carl Silver at 647-3084. Oakland at Cleveland, pod., rain StLouls 444 44 147 14 40 .252 Richmond has filed a $20 million lawsuit against Edmonton at Detroit, 8:05 p.m. Detrolt9,Seattle5 Los Angeles 583 77 147 7 74 .252 Steve Eafono had three hits and Tom Sunday, May 8 Boltlmore9, ChlcacwO TEXAS NEW YORK N e w Y o rk 413 94 154 28 91 .251 NASCAR and five officials, saying the organization Kibble, Wes Garner, Chris Borberl and Hawka 110, Bucka 107 Wolee Conference Kansas Clty7,Mllwaukee2 O b r h M irhM Houston 445 85 141 10 79 .250 ruined his racing career by portraying him as a Steve Stratton two apiece for Thrifty's. B o sto n at New Jersey-Washlngton Whalers set preseason slate Brow ne 2b 4 0 0 0 RHndsn If 2 1 1 0 Pittsburgh 484 90 171 21 85 .249 Dan D'Amato, George Fowler and Rob winner, TB A Sotiwrdsy't osim t drug abuser. Tonner each collected three hits and MILWAUKEE (107) Minnesota (LeaO-2) at Boston (HurstM ), B row er cf 4 0 0 0 Rndiph 2b 4 0 3 0 CIncInnotl 730 85 178 21 77 .244 Monday, May 9 Steve Hodge, Lorry Tanner and Dona Cummings 9-14 M 24, Krvstkowlok 4-7 2-2 HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers on Friday 1:05 p.m . Sierra rf 4 0 0 0 M tngly 1b 4 0 0 1 SnFrncIsco 499 74 144 15 71 .235 Richmond was suspended Feb. 6 after NASCAR Campbell Conference I n c ^ l a If 4 1 2 1 JC Ia rk dh 2 0 10 Son Olego 589 48 134 11 43 .231 Lowly two apiece for Methodist. 10, SIkma 7-14 1-1 IS, Moncrief 47 3-3 11, Edmonton at Detroit, 8:05 p.m. unveiled a lO-game preseason schedule that begins Callfom la (Finle y 1-3) at Toronto (Ceruttl said a drug test showed he used two substances Pressev 8-10 5,7 21, Breuer 47 1-2 9, 1- 0), 1:20 p.m. Espy pr 0 0 0 0 Wshgtn cf 4 0 0 0 Phlldelphlo 395 47 89 4 44 .225 Tbesdoy, May 10 Sept. 17 and includes games against five National O BrIen 1b 4 0 1 0 Winfield rf 4 1 2 0 Atlanta 582 45 117 8 44 .201 prohibited by its new drug-abuse policy. Humphries 0-3 0-0 0, Pierce 4-15 3-3 15, Wolee Conference Oakland (W elch 2-2) at Cleveland (Yett AAokeskI 0-1 0-0 0, Reynolds OO 04) 0, Parrish dh 2 0 0 0 f t lr u lo 3b 4 0 1 0 INDIVIDUAL BATTING New Jersey-Washlngton winner ot Bos­ Hockey League rivals. 2 0 ), 1:35 p.m . The lawsuit argues that NASCAR singled out Charter Oak Lucas 1-4 04) 2. Totals 4344 21-26 107. Kansas O t v (Lelbrondt 1-4) at M S ta nlyc 3 0 0 0 Skinner c 4 0 0 1 35 or m ore at bots. ton, T B A , If necessary The Whalers will play the Quebec Nordiques, the 3 0 0 0 AB R H HR RBI Pct Richmond to take the urinalysis test. It says a Tierney's defeated Glenn Construc­ A TL A N TA (118) Wednesday, May 11 Milwaukee (WeenKm 1-3), 2:35 p.m. Buechle 3b 3 0 1 0 Santana ss Wilkins 9-217-10 26, WIIIIS8-134422, Rollins New York Rangers, the New Jersey Devils, the Fletchr ss 3 0 1 0 ScloscIO L A 44 8 19 0 8 .432 written contract NASCAR required Richmond to tion, 4-2, at Fitzgerald Field. John Campbell Conference LVIlre Pit 55 5 22 0 12 .400 3-41-17, Rivers 4704) 8, Wlttmon 10140020, Detroit at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m .. If Washington Capitals and the Pittsburgh Penguins Baltimore (Williamson OO) at Chicago Totals 31 1 5 1 Tetah 31 2 0 2 sign included a stipulation that before NASCAR Butler was the winning pitcher for Battle041-21,Carr^51-25,Levlngston201-2 (Horton 23), 7 p.m. Guerrero L A 42 4 23 2 15 .371 Tierney's while Tom Forfin had three necessary two games apiece. Strawbrv N Y 44 14 24 5 8 .344 hits and Jeff Barter end Tom Tierney 5, Webb 5-10 4-714, (tastings OO OO O.Totals Thursday, May 12 Texas (Wltt03)otNewYork (Ootson20), Texas 010 000 000-1 would release information, a second test would be 43O423-X110. 7:30 p.m. New York 000 110 OOx— 2 Bonilla Pit 80 17 28 7 18 .350 hod two hits each. M ike B ya m slam m ed Wales Conference The preseason schedule will conclude Oct. 2 administered to confirm the results of the first test. Milwaukee 28 32 14 31— 107 Boston ot New Jersey-Washlngton Seattle (Moore 22) at Detroit (Robinson Game Winning RBI — Mattinglv (3). Galarraga Mon 72 11 25 5 11 .347 a two-run homer. BUI Silver, Bob against the Rangers in Hartford. McRevIds N Y 58 13 20 3 8 .345 The suit alleges NASCAR prematurely released Flanagan and Gary Powers collected Atlanta 25 23 34 24— 110 winner, T B A , If necessary 2- 2), 7:35 p.m. E— MStnnIev. DP— Texas 1, New York 1. 3-Polnt goal— Wilkins. Fouled out— LOB— Texas 4, New York 9. 2B— OSmIth StL 74 7 26 0 7 .342 two hits apiece for Glenn.. Fridoy, May 13 Sunday’s Oomes the information to news organizations. None. Rebounds— Milwaukee 49 (SIkmo Campbell Conference Minnesota at Boston, 1:05 p.m. RHenderson. HR— Incovlglla (4). SB— Carter N Y 40 14 20 7 14 .333 12), Atlanta 49 (Willis 9). Assists— Edmonton at Detroit, 1:05 p.m.. If Texas at New York, 1 :» p.m. RHenderson 2 (17), Randolph (3). Polmelro Chi 71 13 23 1 7 .324 Dawson Chi 82 11 26 4 11 .317 Ml Iwaukee25 (Pressey 7), AtlontoTO (Rivers necessary Ooklond at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. 4). Total fouls— Milwaukee 25, Atlanta 22. Saturday, May 14 Seattle at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Gw vnn SD 47 9 21 1 4 .313 A Central Television and Radio Moreland SD 48 4 21 O 5 .309 A — 11,517. Woles Conference California at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. Texas Atlanta candidate for ’96 Sportsmon Cafe slugged Main Pub, Boss Htn 52 3 14 1 13 .308 New Jersey-Washlngton winner ot Bos­ Baltimore at Chlcogo, 2:30 p.m. Hough L,23 7 23 8 2 1 4 9 19-14, at Fitzgerald Field. Rich Oavety, Larkin CIn 88 14 27 3 8 .307 ton, T B A , If necessary Kansas City at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. Cecena 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 WASHINGTON — The U.S. Olympic Committee Scott Duguoy, Mark Lambert and Paul New Yoik Walling Htn 44 4 14 0 . 4 .304 Cettica 112, Knicka B2 Sunday, May IS on Friday selected Atlanta as its candidate to host Mortineau ripped three hits each for the Campbell Conference TODAY Candlorla W,22 9 5 1 1 1 8 AHoll Atl 43 7 13 0 3 .302 winners while Thad RIslev, Joe Gon­ Kruk SD 40 4 12 2 4 .300 Detroll at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m .. If BK— Hough 2. PB— MStanlev. the 1996 Summer Olympics. zales and John Gustafson had two hits NEW YORK (92) Noon - T en is: USTA Clay Court Champion- National Laagua OtandlngS Webster Mon 40 9 18 1 4 .300 necessary Umpires— Home, Bremigan; Rrst, Gar­ Atlanta, making its initial bid to host an each. Rllsey cracked o three-run homer Green 3-5004, Wolker 412008, Ewing 7-15 -ships, ESPN cia; Second, Reed; Third, HIrschbeck. Colemon StL 81 12 24 2 9 .296 while Lambert drilled a two-run shot 2-414, Jackson4112-211,Wilkins 1014 30 24, Bream Pit 41 9 18 l 3 .295 Olympiad, was chosen over Minneapolis-St. Paul in I p.m. — New Britain Red Sox at Glens Falls, East Olvltlon T — 2:34. A— 20,277. and Gonzales added a solo homer. Cartwright 2-5 35 7, Newman 313 2-3 8, Dvkstra N Y 44 4 13 3 8 .295 a silent vote by the USOC Executive Board. After Cijmmings 1-2002, Toney 35009, Tucker OO WCNX (1150-AM) W L Pet. OB For Main Pub, Tim BvcholskI hod Pittsburgh 15 5 .750 — receiving interest from 14 cities in January 1987, the three hits whilke Paul Socha, Jack OO 0, O rr 0 1 1-21. Totals 37-85131992. 1 p.m. — Twins at Red Sox. NESN, WTIC New York 14 4 .700 1 Major League statistics Frascarelll, Kevin Hanlon, Frank Ma- USOC eventually narrowed the field to the two BOSTON (112) Bowling 1:15 p.m, — Athletics at Indians. Chs. 30,22 Montreal 9 10 .474 5W randlno and John Madden each hod two Chicago 9 11 .450 4 Malar Leogue Batting Averages finalists before making its decision. hits. Socha had a two-run homer. McHole 13203329, Blrd9-2011-1229, Parish 1:30 p.m. — Golf: Insurance Open, Channel 8 St. Louis 7 13 .350 8 Complete through gomes of Thursday Golf 7-14 OO 14, Johnson 410 6-9 14, Alnge 1-4 2 p.m. — CBA: Wyoming at Albany, ESPN Philadelphia 6 12 .333 8 AMERICAN LEAGUE OO 2, Paxson 510 2-4 12, Gilm ore OO 2-4 2, West Division TEAM BATTING Mlnnlefleld1-1002,Acres0004)0,Roberts1-1 Pewder Puff 3 p.m. — Bowling: Firestone Tournament of 1-1 3, Lewis 001-21, Lohous 1-1 OO 2.Totals W L Pet. OB AB R H HR RBI Pet Vicky Ladabouche 203-516, Terry Champions. Chs. 8,40 Los Angeles 12 4 .447 — Seattle 740 98 200 17 89 .278 Shriver advances to quarterfinals Basketball 438128-35112, Houston 13 7 ,iS0 — Taiiwood New York 29 22 24 17— 92 SlemlnskI 452, Joanne Desllet 184-494, New Y o rk 713 127 195 24 118 .273 Frances Amenta 451, Darlene Lada­ Golf3:30 p.m. — Rockets at Mavericks, Channel 3 CIncInnotl 11 10 .524 2'A California 714 103 192 14 92 .249 TOKYO — Top-seeded Pam Shriver used a strong Boston 24 27 29 30— 112 3Polnt gools— ^Tonev 3, Jackson, W il­ bouche 212-474, M a ry W right 181-213190- 4 p.m. — Legends of Golf Tournament, Chs. 30,22 San Francisco 10 11 .474 Vh Cleveland 700 112 180 22 104 .249 ;u?. h. serve and superior reach Friday to defeat fellow 584, Lori Fenton 447, Nancy Hahn Son Diego 8 11 .421 4'/) kins. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— New 4:30 p.m. — Kentucky Derby Trial. Chs. 8,40 To ro nto 703 94 187 22 90 .244 Wumaii^^ (ihib . .M r- NBA playoff picture 174-474. AUonto 3 15 ,147 9 Boston 401 02 157 7 74 .241 American Peanut Harper 6-1, 7-5 in the quarterfi­ York 51 (Green, Ewing 11), Boston 49 4:30 p.m. — Boxing: U.S. vs. Cuba, Chs. 8,40 Friday's Oames Kansas City 485 94 179 19 80 .241 EIGHTEEN HOLERS — G ro s s — nals of the Toray Pan Pacific Open tennis ( Parish 13). Assists— New York 24 (Jackson Marcia Robbins 48, Barbara Larson 48. 9), Boston X (Johnson 9). Total 5 p.m. — Boxing: Mike Weaver vs. Johnny Du Lot* Oomes Not Included Minnesota 434 80 143 17 73 .254 tournament. Rrst Round Tea-Tetalera New York 5, Cincinnati 4 Oakland 755 124 190 24 109 .252 Net — Ronnie Lynch 39, Clara Buggle (Best-of-five) fouls— New York 29, Boston 18. Plooy, heavyweights, FNN/Score Houston 4, Montreal 4 Milwaukee 404 74 ISO 20 44 .248 40, Solly W hitham 40, B etty Dziadus 40, Shriver. ranked fourth in the world, on Thursday Thursday, April 28 Technical— Boston Illegal defense. A— Pam Stratton 448, Wendy Mancinl 7 p.m. — Mets at Reds, SportsOiannel. WKHT Atlanta at Philadelphia, ppd, rain Detroit 424 07 153 13 77 .245 M lg M c C o rrlc k 41, G e rt H ill 41. crushed Soviet opponent Leila Meshki in the second Detroit 96, Washington 87, Detroit leads 14,890. 174-487, BobbI Am endoleo 454, Bertha St. Louis at Los Angeles, (n ) Texas 417 47 141 14 42 .229 NINE HOLERS — Gross — Anne series 1-0 To utain 199-443, Rosetta Relchle 194-174- 7:30 p.m. — Rangers at Yankees, Chs. 11,26, Pittsburgh at Son Olego, (n) Chicago 449 08 145 20 81 .223 Anderson 24, Sally Goodwin 26. Net — round of this $300,000 tournament. Shriver drew a Chicago 104, Cleveland 93, Chicago 529, Barbara Shedrick 189-520, Barbara WPOP Chicago at Son Francisco, (n) Baltim ore 400 44 134 10 42 .200 Alice Young 17, Lora Mover 17, Linda leads series 1-0 Elchle r 472, Helen G aifn ey 174-513, MacLeod 18, Joan Hamilton 18. Callo­ first-round bye. 7:30 p.m. — Devils at Capitals, ESPN Saturday's Oomes INDIVIDUAL BATTING Dallos 120, Houston 110, Dallas leads Kathy Bedore 202-484, Peg Lawrence Atlanta (AAahler 0-2) at Philadelphia 35 or m ore at bats. way — Lois Peterson 20, Jeanne Fifth-seeded Larisa Savchei\|^o of the Soviet series 1-0 194-515, Gall Hartzoo 479, Ele ano r 10:30 p.m. — Arena football: New York at Los (C arm a n 2 2 ), 1:20 p.m. AB R H HR RBI Pct Managgle 21, Mary Jarvis 21, Shirley Union upset compatriot Natalia Zvereva, seeded Portlond 106, Utah 96, Portland leads Hockey Wilson 179-472, Shirley Eldridoe 223177- W a vn e r 21. Angeles. ESPN Chicago (Nipper DO) ot Son Francisco OBrIen Te x 44 11 29 5 8 .453 fourth. 7-6.7-5 in a hard-fought match lasting 1 hour. series 1-0 548, Patti Jorusinsky 178-203-551, Sue (LaCoss 1-2), 4:05 p.m . Cotto Sea 57 8 24 2 12 .421 Frtdoy, AprtI 29 Smith 491, Barbara Seifert 455, Lynn 11 p.m. — Tennis: AT4T Challenge, (taped). USA New York (Oledo 21) at Cincinnati Roy cal 71 9 29 1 15 .400 50 minutes. Late Oatnei Not Included RIsley 175, Marcella Rivers 177-449, (Brow ning 04)), 7:05 p.m. Phelps Sec 47 9 19 4 10 .404 Atlanta 110, Milwaukee 107, Atlanta leads Laura Manager 187, Chris Zimmerman Shriver will meet Savchenko in the semifinals NHL playof picture 189-521, Lynne Wells 13485, Dot Hills SUNDAY M ontreal (Sm ith 0-1) at Houston (Desho- Winfield N Y 75 20 30 7 27 .400 series 1-0 les 1-2), 8:35 p.m. Burks Bsn 48 13 19 2 9 .394Bowling Saturday. Boston 112, New York 92, Boston leads 212-495, Carol Lew ie 193213-173582, Lo ri Noon — USTA Clay Court Championships. ESPN St. Louis (O 'N eal 1-1) at Los Angeles G Bell T o r 75 13 29 4 11 .387 series 1-0 Second Round M orel 233554, Ca rol T a y lo r 495, G a yla Butcher 203487, Sue Morrow 183183 1 p.m. — Knicks at Celtics. Channel 3, WKHT (Valenzuela 2 2 ), 10:05 p.m. Brookens Det 45 9 17 1 8 .378 Seattle at Denver, (n) Memtav, April 18 Pittsburgh (Walk 21) at Son Diego Slought N Y 40 9 22 4 15 .347 San Antonio at Los Angeles Lakers, Washington 3 New Jersey 1 518, Jessie W illiam s 223177-542, M artle 1 p.m. — New Britain at Glens Falls, WCNX (Grant 0-2), 10:05 p.m. Seltzer K C 74 14 27 1 14 .355 MeSorley suspended 3 games (n) Montreal 5, Boston 2 Barilla 193183-189-548, Faith M o llo v 454, (1150-AM) Sunday's Oomes Carter Cle 79 18 28 7 21 .354U.8. Mixad Sotuntav, AprtI 30 Tuesitov, AprtI 19 Donno Buck 183482, K athy W ilbu r 451, Houston at Dallas, 3:30 p.m. O tro lt 5, St. Lpuls 4 Petle Buccino 180, Terry Priskwaldo Atlanta at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. RHendson N Y 88 21 31 3 14 .352 Sue Cote 174, George Coppallo 213, NEW YORK — Marty MeSorley of the Edmonton CO 1 p.m. — Twins at Red Sox. Chs. 22, 30, 38. WTIC New Y o rk at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. Loudner M in 43 7 15 3 9 .349 Washington at Detroit, 8 p.m. Edmonton 3 Calgary 1 493, Pot Thibodeau 454, Lee Bean Linda Latulippe 192-198-537, Ruth U rb a n Oilers was suspended for three games by the Utah at Portland, 10:X p.m. 179-193544. 1:30 p.m. — Rangers at Yankees, WPOP Montreal at Houston, 2:35 p.m. Jacoby Cle 81 11 28 2 8 .344177-179-502, V In U rb a n 225-584, Don Wednesday, AprtI 20 5 Sunday, May 1 New Jersey 5, Washington 2 St. Louis at Los Angieles, 4:05 p.m. Borders T o r 35 2 12 1 7 .343M odore554, Sharon M ad o re 174-198-535, National Hockey League Friday and will mj§s the 2 p.m. — Golf; Insurance Open, Chs. 8.40 New York at Boston, 1 p.m. Boston 4, Montreal 3 Pittsburgh at Son Olego, 4:05 p.m. Renteria Sea 35 4 12 0 2 .343D ia n e B re n n a n 194-215-547, K a th y start of the Campbell Conference championship 2 p.m. — Mets at Reds. Channel 9 Chicago at Son Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Sheridan Det 35 7 12 1 2 .343 Cleveland at Chlcogo, 3:X p.m. Thuridov, AprtI 21 'Ben Bishop Hughes 180-499, E d W ilson 204, Lin da Seattle at Denver, 3 :X p.m. Detroit 4, St. Louis 0 M cG rlft T o r 51 10 17 4 8 .333C ro m w e ll 202-182-537, D ole P ecker 184- series with the Detroit Red Wings. 2 p.m. — Motorsports: NASCAR Winston 500. Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7 p.m. Edmonton 3 Calgary 4, OT Greenwell Bsn 41 5 20 1 11 .328509, Rich Pecker 213-574, C in d y H u rle y MeSorley drew the suspension because of a game Tennis Cfunp ESPN AAolltor M il 71 12 23 1 4 .324 San Antonio at Los Angeles Lakers, Friday, AprH 22 Amarlcin League reaulta 177-481, L in d a Skoglund 190-492, Rich misconduct penalty he drew for spearing forward )0 :X p.m. New Jersey 10, Washington 4 3:30 p.m. — Cleveland at Chicago or Seattle at Lonstard Oak 90 14 29 2 12 .322H olb ro o k 200-203-227-430, D a ve Fenn • Day Camp Brett K C 72 17 23 5 17 .319 Monday, May 2 Boston 3 Montreal 1 Denver, Channel 3 224-543, Suzanne Feltm ann 188-517, Sue Mike Bullard of the Calgary Flames last Saturday Detroit ot Woshln^on, 8 p.m. Saturday, April 23 July 5 - Aug. 12 Angela 9. Blue Jaya 6 Gladden M in 72 10 23 2 10 .319H ale 179-505, Jo h n KozIckI 547, A lice 4 p.m. — Golf: Legends of Golf Tournament, Chs. Lem on D M 44 8 21 0 5 .318 night in the third game of the Smythe Division final. Tuesday, May I St. Louis 4, Detroit 3 B ro w n 444, E llle W ilson 485, T o m B urton Chlcogo at Cevetand, 8 p.m. Edmonton 4, Calgary 2 • Agaa 7-17 ReynoldsSea 77 9 24 1 10 .312547. A hearing on the case was held Thursday. 30,22 ---- — CALIPOMNIA TOKOmO ADavIs Sea 58 9 18 2 8 .310 Los Angeles Lakers at San Antonio, SuflMlav. Ab t M m • Tranaportatlon Available 4 p.m. — Tennis; AT&T Challenge, Channel 8 obrhM obrhM "R is my assessment that MeSorley deliberately 8 :X p.m. Washington 4, New Jersey 1 Woshgtn N Y 42 4 13 2 8 .310 e B AM to 3 PM 5:30 p.m. — Motorsports; Grand Prix of San McLmr2b 4 120 Leess 3 00 1 Ja vie r Oak 54 10 17 1 7 .3U GOP Woman speared Bullard for no apparent reason and u.sed Dallas at Houston, 8:X p.m. Boston 3 Montreal 0 Bucknrdh 2 110 Mosebyef 3 0 10 TrtaM I K C 74 10 23 4 17 .303 enough force to cause an injury,” said Brian Denver at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Monday, AprtI 25 Marino, (tape), ESPN H nd rckd h 1 1 0 0 W hlttc 3 1 0 0 Brock M il S3 8 14 1 10 .302 Joyce Tyler 179-517, Eleonor Wednesdoy, May 4 Detroit 4, St. Louis 3 Call Boston at New York, 8 p.m. East Hartford Joyne r 1b 3 0 0 0 GBell If 4 0 2 0 CDovIs Cal 84 10 24 3 14 .302Berggren 192-485, G ra ve e Shea 185-453, O’Neill, the league’s executive vice president, in Edmonton 6, Calgary 4, Edmonton wins 8 p.m. — College baseball; Florida at Georgia, Detroit at Washington, 8 p.m. series 4-0 s CDovIs rf 5 2 2 3 M cG rlft 1b 2 2 0 0 Fisk Chi 53 12 14 5 8 .302C a ro ly n W ilto n 178-179-498, G la d y s announcing the suspension. Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:X p.m. Racquet Club SportsChannel Ray If 5 3 3 3 Barfield rf 4 12 2 Quinones Sea 80 12 24 1 4.300 Hansen 180-482, Lottie KuezynskI 188- Tuesday, April 24 Portland ot Utah, 9:M p.m New Jersey 3, Woshlngton 1 8 p.m. — Richmond at Pawtucket, (tape), NESN A rm as If O O O O L e o c h d h 4011 Barrett Bsn 77 13 23 0 13 .299 500, Karen Poauette 479. "There is no justification for any player to use hi.s Thursday, M ay 5 Bostoi; 4, Montreal 1. Boston wins 5 2 6 -9 2 5 1 stick in this manner” Chicago at Cleveland, 8 p.m ., If necessary series 41 Orioles win Celtics romp first of year in the opener CHICAGO (AP) — The Baltimore Orioles ended their 21-game losing streak Friday night by winning their first game of the season. 9-0 over the Chicago NBA Roundup 'X White Sox on a four-hitter by Mark Williamson and Dave Schmidt. By The Associated Press Baltimore Manager Frank Robinson predicted this week that it would take a shutout to end the BOSTON — Kevin McHale scored 12 of his 29 Orioles’ skid, and they got it as only one Chicago points in a 32-9 second-half surge that broke open a runner got past first base. Williamson, 1-0, allowed close game and lifted the Boston Celtics to a 112-92 three hits over six innings in his fourth big league victory over the New York Knicks in their NBA M l - start and Schmidt finished for a save. playoff opener Friday night. Eddie Murray’s two-run homer in the first inning It was New York’s 17th consecutive loss at Boston got the Orioles standing and cheering in the dugout, Garden, where the second game of the best-of-five and this time they did not find a way to iose. Cal series is scheduled for Sunday. Ripken went 4-for-5 with a homer and double, and The Knicks took a 74-71 lead on Bill Cartwright’s m ;- rookie Pete Stanibiek. promoted from the minors short baseline jumper with 3:32 left in the third earlier in the day. singled and scored in the fifth and quarter. It was their last field goal until Mark sparked a four-run seventh with an RBI double. Jackson scored with 10; 07 left in the game as Boston The Orioles, who established the longest losing quickly took control. streak in American League history with ’Thursday’s Dennis Johnson started the surge with a layup and defeat in Minnesota, stopped short of the ma.1or McHale’s tipin gave Boston the lead for good. 75-74, league mark of 23 consecutive losses by the with 3:00 left in the third quarter. Johnson then Philadelphia Phillies in 1961. made a foul shot and Larry Bird hit a jumper before Baltimore won all six games at Comiskey Park Johnny Newman sank a free throw for New York. last season, and three cases of champagne were on Baskets by Jim Paxson and Johnson ended the ice and waiting for the Orioles in their clubhouse ■M-, 11-1 run that put Boston ahead 82-75 after three after this victory. It was their reward for ending the quarters. worst start in major league history and a Boston then opened the final period with a 21-8 team-record losing streak. Baltimore also had Inst spurt in which McHale had 10 points. It gave the its final five exhibition games. Celtics a 103-83 lead with 4:05 to go. Their biggest A crowd of 14.059 sat quietly in 56-degree lead was 112-91 with 32 seconds remaining. temperature as Baltimore stopped its march of AP photo Boston, which has won 30 of its last 32 home games misery. and hasn’t lost in the first round of the playoffs since WELCOME HOME — Baltimore’s Eddie inning of its game with Chicago Friday Robinson, who watched his club go 0-15 after 1956. got 29 points from Bird and 16 from Johnson. Murray is congratulated at home plate night at Comiskey Park. The Orioles replacing the fired Cal Ripken Sr., finally saw the The Knicks. who led 29-26 after one quarter and Orioles get the luck they lacked this season. after hitting a two-run hon^r in the first won, 9-0. trailed 53-51 at halftime, were led by Gerald Wilkins with 24 points and Patrick Ewing with 16. The biggest lead in the first half was New York’s Mets beat Reds 23-16 advantage with 3:21 left in the opening Yankees, Sox both triumph quarter. Boston went ahead 43-41 on Paxson’s layup 5; 11 before intermission on a give-and-go from Bird. That came during a 10-3 run in which the Celtics NEW YORK (AP) - John One out later, Kent Hrbek Raglntld Plnto/M«nohMt«r Herald NL Roundup overcame a 41-39 deficit to take a 49-44 lead. Candelaria tossed a five-hitter, singled, giving him his fifth Trailing 68-63 in the third quarter. New York leading the New York Yankees to A L Roundup consecutive multiple-hit game SET TO DELIVER — Manchester High’s Windsor. Aronson tossed a five-hitter in outscored Boston 11-3 to take its 74-71 advantage. a 2-1 victory over Charlie Hough and chasing Clemens. CINCINNATI (AP) — Keith Hernandez singled Scott Aronson gets set to deliver a pitch the Indians’ 2-1 victory. and the Texas Rangers Friday home Tim Teufel from second base with two outs in Hawks 110, Bucks 107 during Friday’s game with South night. runs-stored total in the American Tigers 9, Mariners 6 the ninth inning to snap a tie and give the New York ATLANTA (AP) — Kevin Willis hit four straight League. The loss was the seventh in 10 DETROIT (AP) — Alan Tram­ Mets a 5-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds Friday free throws in the final 1:22 as the Atlanta Hawks games for Texas. Red Sox 6, Twins 5 mell broke out of a weeklong night. overcame a 14-point deficit in the second half and Candelaria. 2-2, struck out slump with two hits and two RBI With two outs. Teufel doubled off reliever Rob edged the Milwaukee Bucks 110-107 Friday night in Aronson leads Manchester eight and walked only one, BOSTON (AP) - Dwight Friday night as the Detroit Tigers Murphy. 0-1, and .scored on Hernandez’s slicing the opener of their NBA playoff series. allowing the only Rangers run Evans hit a one-out sacrifce fly single to left field. Hernandez also doubled home a Game 2 of the best-of-five series will be played beat the Seattle Mariners 9-6. ConUiHigd from page 48 second and moved to third on a in the game.” when Pete Incaviglia led off the with the bases loaded in the 10th run in the fourth, and has 11 RBI in his last three Sunday night in Atlanta Douglas wild pitch. Junior Dom It was definitely a pitcher’s second inning with his fourth inning, lifting the Boston Red Sox games. The Bucks took the lead for the last time at 93-92 on Royals 7, Brewers 2 second frames. Douglas was Laurinitis knocked in Joyner with home run of the season. to a 6-5 victory Friday night over a jumper by Paul Pressey with 6:22 left. Dominique day. "If was a classic pitcher's MILWAUKEE (AP) - K irt David Cone took over for New York in the fourth cruising along and allowed only a the winning run with a groundnut. New York tied the score in the Minnesota and spoiling a Twins Wilkins, who led Atlanta with 26 points, then put the duel,” Pennell said, "As good as Stillwell had three hits of Kansas for Sid Fernandez, who gave up three hits, four Joe Leonard leadoff single in the "It (the winning run) was due fourth without a base hit. Dave comeback led by two home runs Hawks ahead to stay with 6:09 to go. my kid was. theirs was better." City’s 13 hits and Bret Saberha- walks and two runs in three innings. Cone allowed first until the Indian sixth. to his (Douglas) wildness,’ ’ Pen­ Winfield reached first on a from Gary Gaetti. gen scattered eight hits in eight one hit and struck out five in 4 1-3 innings. The Bucks, however, stayed close down the Leonard, who was 2-for-3, led off nell said. MANCHKSTKR ( » — J. Leonard 2b dropped third strike, continued to Boston starter Roger Clemens With one out in the eighth and the Mets leading 4 2. stretch before Willis, who had 22 points, hit two free 3- 1-2-0, Savlnoc3-0-1-0, JoynerprO-1-0-0, innings as the Royals beat the the sixth with a hard single to left With two outs in the South Lourlnllls cf 2-0-0-1, D IY e io 1b 3-(M>-0, second on catcher Mike Stanley’s allowed only four hits in eight throws for a 104-101 lead with 1:22 left. Milwaukee Brewers 7-2 Friday Cone walked Eric Davis and was relieved by winner and proceeded to steal second. Windsor seventh. Adam Ha- Goncorz It 2-0-O-0, M ateva is 2-tMHI, wild throw past first, moved to innings, including Gaetti’s first Pressey again connected on a jumper with 1; 11 Rasmus rf 3-0-1-0, Schackner 3b MMM), night. Roger McDowell, 3-0. Davis stole second, moved to Senior Frank Savino then laced a thome ended the game with a third on an infield out and scored homer of the game, but failed to remaining to make it 104-103, but a rebound basket Aronson p 3-0-1-0. Totals 23-2-5-2. Saberhagen, 3-2. struck out six third on a passed ball, and came home on sacrifice single to right and Leonard came deep fly ball which drove senior SOUTH W IN D SO R (1) — Hathorne ss on Joel Skinner’s groundnut. get through the ninth with a 5-2 by Randy Wittman gave the Hawks a 106-103 lead 17 4- 0-1-0, Van Horn 2b 2-0-0-0, Sartor ct and walked none, and shut out the fly by Nick Esasky. Bo Diaz followed with his fourth around with the tying run. Eric Rasmus to the fence in right Rickey Henderson opened the lead. seconds later. Willis added two more free throws 2-0-0-0, Douglas p 3-M-O, Symonds dh Brewers on four hits through homer to tie the score. field. 2- 0-04), GMsenan c (WMLO, H am m ond 1b Yankees fifth with a double, stole Marty Barrett walked on four with 35 seconds remaining for a 108-103 lead. "He (Leonard) hit the ball well seven innings. Dan Quisenberry " I feel good with the win. ’’ Race 3- 0-1-0, Cherw InskI 3b 3 0-1-1, C y r rt third for his second steal of the pitches to start the 10th. Wade Astros 6, Expos 4 The Bucks cut it to 108-105 on layup by John Lucas all day.” Pennell said. 3-0-1-0, Spelmon It3-0-0-0, Totals 25-1-5-1. retired the side in the ninth. said. " If they hung in there and Manchester 000 002 0— 2-5-0 game and 17th of the season Boggs forced Barrett at second, with 28 seconds left, but Wittman clinched the HOUSTON (AP) — Rafael Ramirez’s two-run Sophomore Steve Joyner was beat a pitcher like that then they South W indsor 010 000 0— 1-5-0 before scoring on Don Mattingly then raced to third on Jim Rice’s victory with a jumper with eight seconds to go to Aronson ond Sayino. Douglas and Angels 9, Blue Jays 5 homer in the eighth Inning off reliever Tim Burke inserted as a pinch-runner for can beat any pitcher. When you fielder’s choice. single. make it 110-105. Jack Sikma hit a basket with two GMsenan. TORONTO (AP) — Johnny Ray gave the Houston Astros a 6-4 victory over the Savino and he promptly swiped have pitching and defense, you’re W P-Aronson (2-1). LP-Douglas. After Incaviglia’s homer, Can­ Mike Greenwell was walked seconds left for the final margin. had three hits and three RBI, and Montreal Expos Friday night. delaria allowed only one runner intentionally before Evans hit a The Hawks, who traiied 66-52 early in the second scored the tie-breaking run in the Ramirez’s homer scored Craig Reynolds who had beyond first, and that came when long fly to right. Mark Davidson half, outscored the Bucks 36-16 in the third period as eighth inning on Devon White’s reached on a fielding error by shortstop by Luis Steve Buechele and Scott dropped the ball for an error as Wilkins scored 12 points in the quarter. Randy triple, giving the California An­ Rivera. The defeat snapped a personal nine-game Indian linksmen drop two matches Fletcher began the third with Boggs scored on the sac fly. Wittman added 10 of his 20 for the Hawks and Spud gels a 9-5 victory over the Toronto winning streak for Burke. 1-1. He last lost on Sept. 5, successive singles. But Candela­ Lee Smith. 2-1, got the victory, Webb eight in the explosive period, which included a WETHERSFIELD — The Man­ a 37. Ray Smith carded a 41 and postponement of several school­ Blue Jays Friday night. 1986 to San Francisco. ria retired the next three hitters and Juan Berenguer, 3-3, the 19-1 run that gave Atlanta a 84-76 lead entering the chester High golf team saw its Jason Oatway a 44 to lead boy contests Friday afternoon. Toronto lost its fifth straight Juan Agosto. 1-0, was the winner with one inning without the runners advancing. fourth Twins pitcher, was the final quarter. record fall to 1-7 with a pair of 1-0 Manchester. The Coventry at Cheney Tech despite coming back from a 5-2 of scoreless relief and Dave Smith pitched the ninth Hough. 3-3. issued four walks loser. The Hawks, who finished tied for second in the losses to host Wethersfield High baseball game was rescheduled deficit to tie the score 5-5. for his fourth save. Manchester’s next match is over the first three innings. He Eastern Conference’s Central Division at 50-32 Monday at 3:30 p.m while the Gary Gaetti hit his second and Berlin High Friday afternoon Tuesday against host Enfield allowed eight hits and struck out homer of the game, a three-run Athletics-Indlans, ppd. never led until a Wittman jumper gave Atlanta the at the Wethersfield Country Club, South Windsor at Manchester Braves-Phlllles ppd High and South Windsor at girls’ softball game was reset nine in 7 2-3 innings. shot with one out in the ninth off CLEVELAND (A P) - The lead at 74-73 with 3:27 left in the third period. Wethersfield beat Manchester, Grasmere Golf Club Tuesday at Fitzgerald Field. The Candelaria's complete game Smith, to deny the unbeaten Cleveland Indians’ 7:35 p.m. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Friday night’s sche­ Terry Cummings, who had 11 points in the second 159-185, while Berlin turned in a Manchester girls’ tennis match at was his second in five starts this Clemens his fifth straight victory. game Friday against the Oakland duled game between the Atlanta Braves and period as the Bucks built their 60-48 halftime lead, 156 team score to take the medal Games postponed home with Conard was postponed season, and it came against a Tommy Herr started the ’Twins Athletics was called off because Philadelphia Phillies was postponed because of led Milwaukee with 24 points. Pressey had 21 and point, too. Wethersfield’s Rich indefinitely. team with the second lowest ninth with a single off Clemens. of rain. rain. Sikma and Ricky Pierce each had 15 points. Breed took medalist honors with ‘ Unfavorable conditions forced iBanrhriitrr Hrrali'i Leber Field result of one man’s vision SPORTS — story on page 41 ARONSON KEYS MRS WIN

Bv Jim Tierney Manchester Herald SOUTH WINDSOR - It wa.s a classic pitching duel between Manchester High senior Scott Aronson and South Windsor’s Bobby Douglas. In his second consecutive im­ pressive outing. Aronson tossed a five-hitter and the visiting Indi­ ans rallied for two runs in the top of the sixth inning to register a come-from-behind 2-1 victory over the Bobcats in Central Connecticut East Division action Friday afternoon. The win was the fourth in a row for the Indians, who opened the season with four consecutive losses. They are 3-3 in the CCC East and have evened off at 4-4 while South Windsor is 3-3 in the league and 5-4 overall. Manches­ ter has a key league encounter with powerful East Hartford Monday afternoon at 3:30 at Kelley Field. “We got just enough to win,” Manchester Coach Don Race said. “In two games he (Aronson) has given up only one run. This year he’s been able to walk people and come back strong. His pitching is very important to us.” For the third consecutive game. Manchester played error­ less ball. Sophomore center fielder Aris Leonard did not play due to a sore back. Aronson hurled a one-hit shu­ tout against Fermi in his last start. Aronson struck out seven and walked just two while Dou­ glas also allowed five hits, struck out nine and walked three. “Aronson threw very well.” South Windsor Coach Jim Pennell said. “He threw strikes. That was Aronson's game. He (Douglas) is probably the hardest thrower in the area but Aronson beat him today with very good location.” The Bobcats took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the second. Douglas led off with a single just past Indian second baseman Joe Leo­ nard. Brian Symonds laid down a successful sacrifice bunt to move Douglas to second. After the second out. Aronson unloaded a wild pitch sending Douglas to third. Craig Cherwlnski then drilled a double just inside the left naginild P