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M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 2. 1986 I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 CONNECTICUT WEEKEND PLUS , - s ^ Hartford parade Cheney tightens Young comedian "'V CARS T oH CAMPERS/ IB0AT8/MARINE I keeps on truckin’ CONOOMIWUMS « 7 y MISCELLANEOUS TAB SALES TA6 SALES FOR SALE IS^THAILEBS / salutes Whalers conference lead I EQUIPMENT FOR RENT I FURNITURE \o i\m SALE 1978 Chrysler Le Baron Four Place Trailer ( For ^ ... page 10 ... p age 11 ... magazine inside 16 foot Mad River canoe, Results of Spring Clean­ snowmobile, ATV, trac­ Brown Plold Couch. Al­ ing! Lots of household Station wagon, new tires, most New. Excellent con­ paddles Included. Used new transmission, leather tors etc.) Excellent condi­ four fimes. Excellent con­ miscellaneous. Check It tion, rear swing gate dition. $100 or best otter. Tag Sale. Moving - 1 out. Saturday May 3rd, Interior, air, $1199 or best 649-5614. dition. $800. Pleose coll Wooden Storm windows offer. 649-8158. available, 3500 lb. capac­ Two bedroom townhouse 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- and screens, and 150 feet Franklin Street. Manches­ 9-4. 24 O'Leary Drive Man­ ity. $1,000 649-4098 after for rent. Convenient loca­ 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for ter 10-4, Saturday May 3rd chester Whitnev maple dining of Vj Inch PVC tubing. Call 1979 Chew Chevette, blue, 6pm^______tion to 1-84. Call 646-8352, Bob. 647-9221. and Sunday May 4th. osk for Don. room set. Complete only. Tag Sale - Saturday. Fur­ looks great, excellent run­ Jayco Popup - Sleeps 6, Best offer. 644-2063. ning condition. $1095. Call Two tires P205 R7514 2 Raleigh Bikes, Sears niture, toys, camping stove. Icebox, closet, can­ mounted on 1980 Grand mower, lounge chair, equipment, lots of miscel­ 646-2796 after 5pm. opy, excellent condition. Prix rims. Driven approx­ steel shelving tools, much laneous. 42 Delmont $1500 649-5809. i r n HOMES TV/STEREO/ 1985 Johnson outboard more. Mov 3rd 8, 4th. 8-4, Street. Interested? Can’t 1 ^ 1 FOR RENT motor. 5 HP has 20 hours imately 8,000 miles. $50. Call 649-8391. 26 'Plaza Drive come - call 643-2280. APPUANCES on It, mint condition. $475 Manchester. I MOTORCYCLES/ N firm. Call 646-6230. Nice 3 bedroom In duplex, Pontiac Firebird -i 6 cy­ I m o p e d s Used Refrigerators, Storm 8i Screen door. 30" nice neighborhood. $650 a x T8'/4" $5.00. Telephone Multi-Family at North Tag Sale Saturday May linder, 4 speed, power fEaurhrfitrr) iVlanchester — A City ol Village Charm HrralJi month, security and refer­ Washers, Ranges — Jovco POPUP - Sleeps 6, Field Green clubhouse. steering, power brakes, Cleon, guaranteed, parts stove. Icebox, closet, can­ 643-4751. 3rd, 10-3pm 6 Dean Dr., 1983 Shadow 750, 4000 ences a must. Coll Ed or May 3rd 9-3 and May 4th Bolton off Mt. Sumner. sunroof. AM/FM miles. $2000 or best offer Ken 649-2947. and service. Low prices. opy. Excellent condition. 11-4. On Ambassador cassette. $ 5 ^ . 643-6802; B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 $1500. 649-5809. Childs 16" Bicycle. Boys, New Mexican pottery, and a Suzuki SP 500 dirt girls, solid rubber tires, Drive. something for everyone, Main Street, 643-2171. 81 Olds Cutlas L.S 4 door. bike, $400, 12-5 weekdovs 25 Cents training wheels. $60 646- no previews. 646-7595. Saturday, May 3, 1986 I MUSICAL 6794. Tag Sale - 57 Brent Rd., Power steering 8, brakes, STORE AND Panasonic Upright Vo- May 3, 9am-3pm. Miscel­ -air, sport wheels 8, mir­ OFFICE S P A C ^ cuuln — ' “With attach­ ITEMS laneous Items. Moped. rors. Owner $2,900 633- I MISCELLANEOUS ments, bogs 8, extra belt. 7 Jordan Pool Table. 70" 38". Two 48" sticks, one I WANTED TO 2925. [ a u t o m o t iv e Manchester Office Space. months old. $50. Good H COUF SuperB Al I Tenor 33 Cedar Ridge Drive condition. Coll 646-3245 Sox. $900 plus accessories. 36" stick. Rock of balls (Near Mlnnechaug golf IBUY/TRADE 2 rooms, hedt Included. $99. 649-3826. 1977 Chevy Nova. Excel­ 8 foot truck cap. Insu­ $250 monthly, control lo­ after 5pm. Negotiable. 646-1753 be­ course) May 3rd, 8:30-4, lent condition." 2 door. tween 6:3Qpm-9;00pm. lated, sliding window. Jal­ Woman’s body found in refrigerator cation. Tullv Real Estate. roln date. May 4th. Lots of Wanted to buy. 35 M M $1800 or best offer. 643-6596 Jenn-AIre electric stove ousie windows, roof vent, 643-0005. furniture, sporting equlp- SLR camera and lenses. otter 3:30 $175. 643-1947. and oven with accesso­ Electflc guitar. Two year ment,nuggage and much Call 528-2964 ries. Block glass front old Hondo II; Gibson more. Everything excel­ BUYER MEETS seller In door,excellent working copy. Two pltkups Nke TAG SALES lent condition, plus a 1973 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright the want ods ... time after condition. $300 or best new. Completeswlth new Buick Opal Menta. Best Police hold son; time otter time! Reod and otter. 647-7653, 646-3929. leather strop and fully Neighborhood tog sale otter. use the wont ods padded case. Originally 164, 176, 177 Hamilton Dr. Used Floiot Bdat - 20 to 24 regularly. For Sale - G. Fox 16 cubic $275 asking $125. Phone Air conditioner, compu­ Aluminum storm doors, foot. CollW6190. toot upright freezer. Ex­ 643-^74. ter, vocume cleaner, baby toys, craft Items, baseball cellent condition. $100 Items, cloths, toys, twin cards, much more. 37 no charges filed firm. Coll 643-5745. bed, tools, tires, sewing Autumn Street, May 3rd. INDUSTI I MISCELLANEOUS machine and much more. 10-2. Automonve Freezer Chest. 4 feet Saturday May 3rd 9-3 Rain By George Layng Lamprecht was from the 3 PRO W lengths, 2 feet widths, 3'/^ FOR SALE or Shine. Herald Reporter ae by police to Manchester feet depth. Excellent MemoHaT'Htjspital Friday after­ Manchester 1500 sq. ft. I CARS Industrial space, central working condition. $60. Gigantic Tag Sale! An elderly woman, missing since noon after benjg questioned. Wood Coll 643-1866 otter 5pm. Corner ot Stone & Ed­ Hundreds of yards, new FOR SALE location. Reasonable. calicos and solids for January, was found dead in the said. Tullv Real Estate. 643- mund. Saturday May 3rd, HospitaT" spokesman Andrew GE 18 Cubic Foot side by 9-3. Rain or Shine. quilting, spring sewing refrigerator of her Spencer Street 0005. side refrldgerotor Q u ality etc. Saturday 9am. 296 home Friday afternoon by a police Beck said Lamprecht was trans­ freezer, frost tree. $350. Hackmatack Street. officer who was checking to make ferred Friday evening to "a state in-patient facility.” He declined to IWANTEO Also gas range 4 burner ------71------sure her 50-year-old mentally 2 Family Tag Sale. Satur­ Honda Civic 1978.4-speed, retarded son had enough to eat. name the facility. TO RENT top and bottom oven and front wheel drive, 1200cc broiler. $100 643-9193. Tag Sale - Union Congre­ day 9-4:30, 19 Benton engine, tires good, body police said Friday. Lambrecht had apparently been gational Church Annex, Street. Furniture and a very good, needs some Jessica Lamprecht, 85 or 86 living alone in the home without Reliable, Single Protes- RCA VKT 550 Hl-tl stereo Elm Street, Rockville, large assortment of mis­ engine work. 78,000 miles. years old, was discovered at her heat, water or a telephone, police slonol with well-trained VCR, with remote con­ TOP Saturday May 3rd, 9am to cellaneous stuff. $650. 742-7463 after 6pm. said. dog seek^ house to rent In trol, all Instructions and 4pm. Food available. 112 Spencer St. home "in a Manchester or surround­ Tag Sale - 2 Family, compressed condition" by Sgt. The inside of the home was a cords. Coll 647-8066 after 1^980 Olds Cutlas Supreme mess, said Brooks. "You wouldn’t ing town. Will sign lease, 5:30. Tag Sale - Saturday May Saturday May 3rd and S'- John Maston at about 12:30 p.m. Sunday May 4th. 9:30 to3. 4 door. Excellent condi­ believe it." he said. provide references and 3rd, 10-2. Kitchen table, tion Inside and out 58,000 The police officer was visiting her security deposit. Please For sale-white freezer up­ fish bowl, dishes, books, Rain or shine. Mlscellane^i son, Louis Lamprecht. to make The two-story house had broken ous and baby furniture. miles. Many options, call 643-2711 during the right, $150. Llkejiew. Coll womens clothes. 223 must sell Immediately. sure he was taking care of himself, windows and torn screens, a day. Ask for James or 6465-6507. \ SOIL Henry Street.______145 Lake Street CtMhyNEA.b« said Capt. Joseph Brooks at the crumbling red-brick front step, Manchester. Best offer. 649-0593. leave message. scene. and chipped shingles with flaking I MACHINERY Tag Sale - Neighborhood The incident is being treated as a white paint. Runbish was strewn Duplex In Manchester, tog sale, Castle Road, about overgrown hedges. approx. $450 per month, AND TOOLS 647-9153 May 3rd, 9am-4pm. homicide, and Louis Lamprecht is starting July 1st. Please being held by police, said police On Thursday Manchester police had issued a missing persons call 643-9882. Electric Lawn Mower. Lt. CANCELLATION OF spokesman Gary Wood. No vot. 3 HP. Cord, gross REPUBLICAN PRIMARY charges were filed as of Friday bulletin for Jessica Lamprecht catcher. $60 646-6794. BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREaORY evening, he said. after a relative reported her Notice Is hereby given that Brooks said the body was fully missing. Brooks said. Merchandise the Primorv of the Republl- Police have been aware of the I FUEL OIL/COAL/ ENDROLLS con Portv for election ot de­ I HEATING/ MISCEUANEOUS clothed, and Lamprecht knew his 27<6 Wldlh-2S* legates to the State Conven­ CLEANING I PAINTING/ mother was in the refrigerator. family and the family's substand­ IFIREWOOO tion, called fo r M a y 20,1986 Is Oy j------PUIMBING SERVICE M PAPERING ard living conditions for more than IHOUDAY/ 13Y4 w(dth-2 for 2S8 canceled due to the withdra­ SERVICES Police said they did not know how wal of all otthe candidates on 20 years. Brooks said in an m u s t be picked up at the Jessica Lamprecht died. Her body SEASONAL Seasoned firewood for the Olano Slate. Notice Is Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Manchester Herald Otlice Nome vour own price — was taken on Friday to the state interview after the missing per­ sole, 4 foot lengths. $50 per also hereby given that In ac­ throom remodeling; In­ before 11 A M ONLY Father and son. Fast, medical examiner's office in Far­ sons bulletin was issued. He said Patio Furniture. Metal, cord. Coll 646-8590. cordance with the provisions dependable service. stallation water heaters, of section 9-426 otthe General garbage disposals; faucet mington for an autopsy. the family had also allowed farm round table, 4 chairs, Statutes, the Party-Endorsed Wanted - Office to clean In Painting, Paperhanglng Hartford State’s Attorney John animals in the house for a number needs point, $25. Um­ candidates for delegates are Manchester. Only relia­ 8i Removal. Call 646-5761. repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- O 8i D Landscaping. hereby elected. asterCard accepted. M. Bailey said he felt the woman of years. brella, $30. Wooden ble, dependable guaran­ Spring Clean Ups, Prun- Herald photo by Bashaw chaise, cushion, round ta­ tngs, flower & shrub plant­ died a natural death and was Lawrence .DelPonle. deputy TAG SALES QS t a g s a l I s Dated at Manchester, Con­ teed good work. Referen­ Painting and Paperhgng- commissioner of the Connecticut ble, $25. 646-6447 evenings necticut this 29th d ay ot ces. Call after 2. 647-1.545 ing — Exterior and Inte­ ings. Free estimates. Call placed in the refrigerator by her and weekends. April, 1986. ------rior, ceilings repolred. n n i MISCELLANEOUS 659-2436 after 5:30pm. son. Department on Aging, said Friday Manchester Police Capt. Joseph Brooks stands in front refrigerator. The woman had not been seen since A ask for Betty. E D W A R D J. T O M K IE L References, fully Insured. I S U SERVICES Police obtained a search war­ the agency's ombudsman for the of the house at 112 Spencer St. Friday afternoon where January, police said. The incident is being investigated TOWN CLERK Quality work. Martin rant from Superior Court Judge area visited the home on Monday OF MANCHESTER AAottsson, evenings, 649- Custom Rototllllng. Have police discovered the body of an elderly woman in a as a homicide and her son is being held, police said. AUCTION Odd lob s. Trucking. Kelly of Manchester at and again on Thursday. The visits FURNITURE 003-05 CARPENTRY/ 4431. Troy Blit Rototlller. Will were made after someone re­ Center Congregational Church Home repairs. You name travel. Gardens, lawns, about 6 p.m. Friday and began an INVITATION TO BID REMOOEUNO investigation of the house on quested the department's involve­ Mancheater • Sat. May 3 • 9 AM It, we do It. Free esti­ flower beds, large or Sealed bids will be received mates. Insured. 643-0304. small. Call 643-1895 Spencer Street and of the grounds ment. he said: He did not say who Large selection of enllquee. collectibloe end decorative item* In the General Services' of, Farrand Remodeling — around it. The investigation was made the request. flee, 41 Center St., M a n c h e s­ Hawkes Tree Service — Soviets admit water contaminated (furniture, basket weave baasinelte. cooper Items, bottles, ter, C T until M a y 15, 1986 at Cabinets, roofing, gut­ FLOORING Free tomatoe plants with being conducted by Manchester On Monday, the ombudsman, King - Sized bed. Firm ceramics, blanket chests, black walnut over mirror, tins, clocks, 11:00 a.m. for the following: ters, room additions, Bucket Truck 8< Chipper. rototllllng. Troybllt. M an­ police and the State Police Major David Cayer, was met at the door Y braided rugs. etc.). Indoor and outdoor furniture, hand and Stump Removal. Free Es­ mottress. Two twin box (1) C H I M N E Y R E P A IR , decks, all types of remo­ Floorsanding — Floors chester area. Call Dave Crime Squad. by lx)uis Lamprecht and told by springs. Frame. Excellent garden tools, electric appliances, oil painting, picture frames. W H IT O N L IB R A R Y , 100 deling and repairs. F R E E timates. Special consider­ 649-5005. Lamprecht that his mother had left 78's records, bicycle, drapes, cast Iron Items, dishes and like new. Specializing In ation for Elderly and Han­ Capt. Brooks, who is in charge of region too radioactive for residents to return condition. Will be sold NORTH MAIN ST. estimates. Fully Insured. older floorsi natural and with 2 complete sets of household Itama. TVs. stereos, sporting goods, and hundreds Telephone 643-6017, offer dicapped. 647-7553. the investigation, said no develop­ that day to go visit friends in West of other good items. Como to an en)oyable auction whore you (2) REDEVELOPMENT 8. stained. No waxing any­ ments in the case could be Hartford, DelPonte said. On sheets, 1 bedspread. All RECONDITIONING OF 6pm, 647-8509. LET YOUR newspaper ing with increased radiation in are sure to find something interesting at reasonable prices PARKER ST. WELL *10 more. John Verfallle. Call Bobcat, Backhae, loader expected until Saturday morning Thursday, Cayer again visited the By The Associated Press the brief government statement for $220, or best offer. 646-5750. help you keep fruit lors nsfreshmenfs Avaflabfa rental. Trucking, drain­ home and was told the same story, issued Thursday, which said radia­ their skies and on their soil, had 643-8082, evenings & wee­ The Town of Manchester Is Carpentry ond remodel­ sparkling clean and sweet after the medical examiner had Related story kends. Keep trying!. an equal opportunity em­ ing services — Complete age site work. Davis Con­ determined the cause of death. he said. Water reservoirs near the tion levels around the plant had relied on satellite pictures to get ployer, and requires an affir­ home repoirs and remo­ struction, 872-1400. smelling. Wash lars, dry o n p a g e 7 decreased. Gorbachev has made information on what was happen­ mative action policy tor all of completely then ' put a Wood said the search of the DelPonte said Cayer then be­ crippled Soviet nuclear power Its Contractors and Vendors deling. Quality work. Ref­ Lamprecht house could be ex­ plant at Chernobyl are contami­ no public comment on the reactor ing at the plant. erences, licensed and In­ [ELECTRICAL Homo gardens rototijled. large piece of newspaper came suspicious and inspected the Yeltsin said water reservoirs I CARS CARS I^ C A R S as a condition of doing busi­ Inside the lor and put the pected to take three to four hours. nated and the region remains too accident. ness with the Town, as per sured. Call 64M165. Reasonable rotes 647-8987. home. Cayer then contacted police "The cause lies apparently in the around the city of Chernobyl were FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Federal Order 11246. Dumas Electric— Having lid on. The paper will Police were seen photographing and the town's Human Services radioactive for evacuated resi-' We are undertaking measures to Robert E. Jarvis, absorb any moisture. Let the front yard and digging in it dents to return, a top Soviet make sure that this doesn't happen subjective realm, in human er­ contaminated, but did not elabo­ B id F o rm s, p lans and specifi­ Electrical Problems? Gardens Rototllled. Small Department, DelPonte said. He rate on how the local population cations are available at the Building-Remodeling Need a large or a small Cub Cadet garden tractor a closstfled od In /our Friday evening. Communist Party official said again," said Yeltsin, who was ror,” said Yeltsin. "We are'under- General Services' office. said the deparment's policy of taking measures to make sure that was dealing with that. Specialist. Additions, gor- Repair? We Specialize In with rear tiller, satisfac­ newspaper find o cOsh Maston said he visited Louis confidentiality prevented him Friday night. attending a Communist Party in T O W N O F oges, roofing, siding, kit­ Residential Work. Joseph tion guaranteed, 647-0530 buyer for most anything Lamprecht on Friday to learn if he The accident a week ago that Haamburg. this doesn’t happen again." The plant is near the junction of MANCHESTER, CT. chens, bathrooms, and from revealing any more ROBERT B. WEISS, Dumas. Fully Licensed. or 872-4106. you have for sale. was taking care of himself. After sent a huge, invisible oloud of Yeltsin’s comments to the party He said the three other nuclear two rivers, the Pripyat and the SPECIAL PURCHASE! GENERAL MANAGER replacement wlndows- Free Estimates. 646-5253. information. reactors at the Chernobyl com­ Dniepr. which feed into other /doors. 643-6712. Lamprecht told him he had only radiation over Europe was caused congress dealt with his criticism of 002-05 been eating peanut butterand jelly Manchester Human Services by human error said thqf official, the Western news media for plex. about 80 miles north of the rivers and reservoirs that may be sandwiches, Maston said he Director Hanna Marcus said Fri­ who is a close associate of Soviet "brazen lies” and “concocting Ukrainian capital of Kiev, were connected to the water supply for Brand N ew opened the refrigerator in the day her department only learned leader Mikhail Gorbachev. many hoaxes” in reporting on the immediately shut down after the Kiev, a city of 2.4 million in the kitchen and discovered the body. of the Lamprechts’ living condi­ The first detailed Soviet descrip-, nuclear reactor accident and fire. accident. Soviet Union’s winter wheat- "I didn’t expect it,” said Maston. tions on Thursday and that nobody tion of the Chernobyl disaster and Those comments were carried in He also reported damage- growing heartland. 1985 Mark Vll’s Brooks said Lamprecht did not its aftermath was given by Mos­ Moscow by the governmenjt-run control workers were using helic­ The area surrounding the reac- from the agency had been in ”tbr remains dangerously radioac­ try to stop Maston from opening contact with the family. cow Communist Party chief Boris news agency, Tass, which made no opters to drop sacks of sand, lead the refrigerator. Wood said that Yeltsin, in an interview in West reference to the details he gave in and boron on the reactor to cut tive. he told ARD. "People may not $3,000 Under Dealer Invoice there was electric service in the Town Health Director Ronald with the ARD national the television interview, details down emissions of radioactivity. go back (at this time).” he said. house, but it appeared the refriger­ Kraatz said Friday the home was television network. which have not been available in That confirmed reports by U.S. Moscow Radio broadcast a re- last inspected by his department in officials in Washington, D.C. who, ator had no electricity. Police had "The cause lies apparently in the the Soviet Union. Please turn to page 10 3 X '5k To Choose From earlier said the house had no 1980. He said his department did subjective realm, in human error. The official press carried only like European governments deal­ electricity. not become further involved with Includes 3 Year, 36,000 Mile Warranty Police were often called to the the matter because officials ht home on reports of violent behav­ Visiting Nurses and Home Care in ior involving Louis Lamprecht, but Manchester had. told department had not heard from the family for a officials that "intervention at that House bill ends variety of taxes M o m - long time until this week. Brooks ' point of time would be counter­ ALSO MANY 1985 & 1986 productive.” You’re the said Friday. By Mark A. Dupuis This year's bill also includes a it out, but the aid is still going to the could attend a charity softball DEMOS AVAILABLE Best! United Press International $23.6 million reduction in state local governments," Milano said. tournament. Both houses, how­ revenues by having certain taxes While the House was debating ever, will meet for rare Saturday 3 HARTFORD — The House voted now paid by some utility compan­ tax cuts, the Senate gave approval sessions. Jeremy & Lynn Let AT SIMILAR SAVINGS your mom know you care. TODAY’S HERALD unanimously Friday to cut state ies to the state paid instead to cities on a/voice vote to legislation that The tax cut package headed for taxes by $78.2 million this election and towns. would require an end to toll the House would eliminate the collections on the Merritt and Includes 3 Year, year while the Senate endorsed the Gov. William A. O'Neill was not sales tax on meals costing less than 1 col. X 1”=$4.20 end to toll collections on the Wilbur Cross parkways by July ), $2, commercial and industrial Unlimited Mileage Wish her a Happy Mothers Day available for comment on the 1988. Merritt and Wilbur Cross package, but his chief budget services, fabric used for non- other Sizee: Nominees pull out Index parkways. The provision, tacked on to a Warranty with a Herald Classified Ad! advisor indicated that the plan transportation bonding bill ap­ commerical sewing, the first $2,500 d a g s r s 1 col. X *5.70 20 pages, 2 tacllont, The bill to cut taxes in a variety would be signed into law if of .funeral expenses and certain Fating opposition from lawmak­ *of areas ranging from funerals to proved 35-0, would end the collec­ 1985 1 col. X 2” *7.20 ers, Superior Court Judge Paul J. Weekend Flue Magazine approved by the Senate and sent to tions of the 35-cent tolls along the medical and'nursing home sales. Falsey and prosecutor Marcia items bought with Food Stamps ! Democratic governor. 2 col. X 2” *13.20 Ariuiro _ won House approval on a 149-0 vote parkways at Wallingford,' Milford It also would include refunds for Blank Smith had their nominations it's a reasonable tax package." and Greenwich. The bill now goes repair and replacement parts for judgeships withdrawn Friday Business______and was sent to the Senate for t ; consideration. sai^nthony V. Milano, secretary to the House. bought by companies with a $7,500 from the Legislature. Story on Classified_____ The Senate also approved and cap per firm and reduce the overall Comics______Taxes would be cut in more than of tho state Office of Policy and page 4. a dozen areas with most of the cuts Management and architect of the sent to the House a revised version sales tax on repair and replace­ Call the Manchester Herald Classified Dept. Connecticut__ governor's tax and spending of a bill to reduce interest rates on ment parts from 7 percent to 5 ^ U R V effective with the July 1 start of the 643-2711, 8:30 am-5 pm Entertainment. coming fiscal year. The plan would proposBis. credit cards issued by banks. The percent. Focus ______reduce taxes by a total of $78.2 Whil^the tax cut package did not bill would establish a formula to The package also calls for slicing Local news. 1 percent off interest and dividends 101 StrMt Deadline: 12 Noon, Friday, May 9th Sunny, windy, chilly - million. directlyXinclude the amounts of set maximum interest rates, Lottery ___ In addition, another $18 million added aid to cities and towns rather than a flat cut from 18 tax rates, exempting items bought Manchttltr 643-5135 with Food Stamps from the sales gu9t Off Exit 60 Mostly sunny, windy and chilly Opinion___ to $20 million tax reduction will O'Neill hkd sougiit, Milano said percent to 15 percent as included in tax, reducing the real estate Al 144) Your Ad will appear today, with high 50 to 55. Clear and People____ occur as the second phase of substantial increases in aid to an earlier bill. cold tonight with scattered frost. Sports____ changes enacted by last year’s municipalities are included in Lawmakers worked quickly to conveyance tax and phasing out in May 10th Low 25to35. Sunday: Mostly sunny U.S./World. Legislature iii business tax wri­ other bills approved this year. wrap up business Friday so succession taxes on surviving spouses. b r o t h e r s / edition and milder. Details' on page 2. Weather__ teoff provisions. “Jt's just another way of shaking members of the House and Senate t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 3. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday May 3. 1986 - 3. WEATHER Holocaust monument: So others will never forget Vermont. The flame he made By John F. Kirch Sholom will try to make sure the us that we have a long way to go to younger generation may forget made in Vermont, stands 6 feet tall Herald Reporter become human beings and a what happened to their people. To and is 30 inches wide. Its top is cut himself. Nathan said it took him younger generation does not forget three months to complete the Today’s forecast either. And, no matter how painful society of brotherhood and under­ do so. Wind said in a recent at a sharp angle and its sides are “The visual evidence and the standing,” said Leon Wind, rabbi interview, would be to invite an fractured to represent the frac­ sculpture of theJire, which is made it is, the temple will remind the of copper so that it looks real. Connecticut, MaisachusetM and Rhode Island: verbal testimony of starvation, older generation of that time in emeritus of Temple Beth Sholom even greater atrocity. tured lives of the Holocaust Mostly sunny Saturday. High mid 40s to the mid cruelty and bestiality were so history when six million Jews and the main speaker at Sunday's But if manyly are allowing theme victims, Along with Wind and Nathan, 50s. Clear and cold Saturday night. Low from the overpowering as to leave me a bit perished at the hands of the Nazis. dedication. “We hope man will Holocasut to fade frorrf their A large circular hole has been Mayor Barbara B, Weinberg, e Manchest^Holo- Monsignor Edward J, Reardon of 20s over the interior to the mid 30s along the Mast. sick. In one room, where there The reminder will come Sunday, ultimately learn.” memories, the punched out of the top hdlf of the Sunny and warmer Sunday. High from the mid 50s, were piled up 20 or 30 naked men caust Memorialrial will serw to memorial and a brass and copper St. James Church and Nancy Carr, when the temple dedicates the The memorial will be dedicated remind them for a long time. It is executive director of the Manches­ to the mid 60s. killed by starvation, (Gen.) Manchester Holocaust Memorial, to all those who died during that flame sculpture has been inserted. George Patton would not even made of black African granite, one ter Area Conference of Churches, Maine: Mostly cloudy and windy with a chance of at 2 p.m. in the Beth Sholom period, though it will not have any The flame can symbolize either the will attend the dedication. enter. He said he would get sick if of the world's hardest granites, fiery deaths met by many Jews in flurries north, showers or flurries south Saturdaj^ Memorial Park on Autumn Street. names carved into it. and should withstand harsh High from the lower 30s to upper 40s. Scattered he did so ...” The ceremony is open to the public "We can't put six million names the Nazi ovens or it can represent A four-member committee Those are the words spoken by weather. the flame of eternal life. flurries north and mountains fair elsewhere and is free. on the stone, you know.” Wind “It should last longer than any made up of Nathan. Wind, Ema­ Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower in said. nuel Hirth and Blanche Hochberg Saturday night. Low 20 to 30. Variable clouds April 1945, shortly after he wit­ "It will be very emotional,” said other material,” said Jerome "Those are some of the thoughts Sunday except mostly sunny coast. High In the 40s Louise Nathan, the wife of Jerome Instead, the stone will read: Nathan, a retired designer and we had,” Nathan said. “The helped raise money for the memor­ nessed the horrifying evidence of ial. Wind, who lost almost his to lower 50s. . the Holocaust. It was a sight he and Nathan, who designed the "Remember. Do Not Forget Their sculptor who frequently does work symbols can be interpreted differ­ for 'Temple Beth Sholom. ent ways by different people,” entire family during the Holo­ New Hampshire: Considerable cloudiness with others would see many times over memorial. Martyrdom.” caust, got the idea for the monu­ -T- and never forget. There is a fear^ among some Nathan drew up the design for flurries likely north and a chance of flurries or the monument and sent it to ment a number of years ago. showers south Saturday. High from the lower 30s to ; This weekend. Temple Beth "THE HOLOCAUST TEACHES Jewish leaders in town that the THE MONUMENT, which was upper 40s. Scattered flurries north and fair south Saturday night. Low 20 to 30. Variable clouds Sunday except mostly sunny southeast. High in the With education biii in doubt, 40s to lower 50s. Vermont: Saturday windy and cold with mixed clouds and a little sun. Chance of flurries or sprinkles. Highs in the 40s. Fair but chilly Saturday night. Lows in the 20s. Sunday not as cold or windy town couid be short of cash with considerable sunshine. High in the 50s. By John Mitchell Under the governor's plan, Man­ and give it to us. " Deakin said that Herald Reporter chester would have received the staff development money in the Sunny, windy and chilly $414,000. proposal will be most beneficial to the town. Saturday; Mostly sunny, windy and chilly. High 50 to 55. Saturday Extended outlook A $97 million Republican '"The thing I like about it that the teacher-pay package that won towns have to agree to it,” Zinsser School board member Richard night: Clear and cold with scattered frost. Low 25 to 35. Sunday: Mostly Dyer said that the package "was Extended outlook for New England Monday Senate approval is losing ground in said of the GOP plan. The gover­ sunny and milder. High around 60. Today’s weather picture was drawn the House, whose members are nor's plan is mandated. an equitable attempt to grapple through Wednesday; "I think it would help Manches­ with a tough issue " He also said by Sean Jackson. 10, of Campfield Road, a fourth-grader at Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Today In history requesting that changes be made. "There's a good chance we may ter in terms of the reitnbur.semeni that the Board of Education has Washington School. Fair weather Monday and Tuesday. Chance of put enough funds in its budget On this date in 1973, former Attorney General John get no education bill at all,” Sen. we’ll get, " said Leonard Seader. 3 showers Wednesday. Highs in the 50s Monday and Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, said chairman of the Board of Educa­ already. in the 60s Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows in the 30s Mitchell, shown above in a 1980 photo, and former Friday. tion. "We have achieved an excess Teachers' a.ssocialions, espe­ 29.77 30.00 29.53 Monday and in the 40s Tuesday and Wednesday. Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans were indicted on Manchester has already pul of the minimums.” Seader said he cially the Connecticut Education 7 ^ 2 9 5 3 Vermont: Fair Monday and Tuesday, chance of perjury charges by a federal grand jury investigating the extra funds for teacher pay raises thinks that the bill will be Association, have been lobbying approved. SEATTLE- 29.77 showers Wednesday. Turning warmer with highs Watergate scandal. into its education budget. hard against the program. Bill 55 to 65 Monday and 65 to 75 thereafter. Lows 25 to 35 "We’ve built our budget on the But the incentive plan includes Brindamour, head of the Manches­ BOSTON expectation” of assistance. Assist­ merit qualifications and as such ter Association, a part of the state 30.00 Monday and 35 to 45 Tuesday and Wednesday. Maine: Fair Monday. Increasing clouds Tues­ ant School Superintendent Wilson has met opposition. organization, indicated recently. 30)00 Deakin said. “We're very hopeful "Teachers have traditionally NEW YORK day. Chance of showers Wednesday. A warming Almanac that something will come out of it.” been opposed to merit evaluation Brindamour was in Washington trend. Lows mid 20s to mid 30s Monday morning Herald photo by Pinto The GOP plan has met strong systems.” Deakin said. "We hope and unavailable for comment warming into the 40s by Wednesday morning. opposition from education groups that the two parties get together Friday. Highs 50 to 60 Monday rising into the 60s to lower Today is Saturday. May 10, the and Uimitri Tiomkin in 1899, Second anniversary and teachers’ unions, which favor 70s by Wednesday. 130th day of 1986 with 235 to actor-dancer Fred Astaire in a $91 million reform program New Hampshire: Fair Monday. Increasing 1899 (age 87), movie producer Thomas Connolly of East Hartford, left, second anniversary celebration of the offered by Democratic Gov. Wil­ follow. liam O'Neill. Council nixes Scout trip clouds tuesday. Chance of showers Wednesday. A The moon is moving away David O.Selznick in 1902, and a patient in the Cardiac Rehabilitation program Friday night at the hospital. warming trend. Lows mid 20s to mid 30s Monday House Bill 548. the Republican 30.00 from its new phase. actress Nancy Walker in 1921 Program at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Those enrolled, people who have plan, would have the state pay 100 A Girl Seoul trip coordinator's final and the board is now HIGHEST morning warming into the 40s by Wednesday (age 65). The morning stars are Mer­ pital, chats with Beverly Grady, a suffered cardiac disorders, attend percent of the cost for cities and que.stions about the safety of travel arranging for two of its members TEMPERATURES morning. High in the 50s to lower 60s Monday rising cury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. to meet with leaders and parents to registered nurse in the program, and Dr. classes on excercise, diet, and stress towns to set minimum teacher abroad may force Manchester's . 6 0 , ^ 60 into the mid 60s to mid 70s Wednesday. The evening star is Venus. On this date in history: salaries ranging from $18,500 to Senior Troop 2 to cancel its plans to discuss the matter further "This Those born on this date are In 1865, Confederate President Abraham Kurien, the program’s medical management. $21,500, depending upon the town's go'to Europe in July, said a Girl is a major concern for Girl Scouts.” Rose said LEGEf under the sign of Taurus. They Jefferson Davis was captured by director. Connolly was speaker at the cost of living. It would also have Scout official. 60' include Swiss theologian Karl Union troops as he fled Irwin- the state pay from 10 to 95 percent ' June Rose, executive director of No firm decision will be made 70 High and low Barth in 1886, Hollywood film ville, Ga. He spent the next two • of the cost of salary increases, with the Connecticut Valley Girl Scout until the second week of .'Way. Rose said. NEW YORK — The , highest temperature composers Max Steiner in 1888 years in prison. poorer towns getting more aid. Council, said that it’s a question of SHOWERS^ Flow In Manchester, Zinsser said, it safety because of the "recent acts Senior Troo’p 2. 'which includes reported Friday by the National Weather Service! Calendars of terrorism.” high school students from several UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST would provide $89,393 to upgrade excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 107 degrees at _ ^ ^ the teachers to minimum salary. She said the Connecticut Valley area schools, hud planned to visit two Girl Scout world centers, one Coolidge, Ariz. The low was 25 degrees at ^ O C X 6 f * V Services Office, 7 p.m. With collective bargaining the Girl Scout Council’s board of Gunnison, Colo. ______town would also get $995,540. plus directors was recently asked to in Switzerland and the other in Manchester Town Council, Town Office Building board room. London. 7:30 p.m. an incentive of $262,000 if the vote on the trip. The board, a National forecast Monday teachers' union approves the plan. 24-member volunteer body, didn't Last week parents of the Girl Connecticut daily other numbers drawn Friday Parking Authority. Lincoln Center gold room. 8 Tuesday The towns must raise the teachers' approve the trip to Europe planned Scouts voted to allow the girls logo During today, rain is forecast for parts of Northwest. Rain Air quality report in New England: a.m. Housing Authority, on site, 7 p.m. salaries to get the incentive, by Troop 2, Rose said. on the trip Only one of the 10 girls Friday: 571 Massachusetts daily: 0218. Board of Directors’ budget meeting. Lincoln Center Republican Town Committee. Town Office Building according to Zinsser. She said that the decision is not in the troop chose not to go. and showers are possible in most of the Pacific coast and the Northern HARTFORD — The state Department of board room. 8 p.m. Intermountain Region. Scattered showers are possible in the Southern Rhode Island daily: 4159. hearing room, 6 p.m. Economic Development Commission. Town Office Environmental Protection reported that the air Play Four: 1610 Tri-state daily: 892, 5197. Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center Plains, the Northern Plains and the Central Mississippi Valley. quality was good on Friday and was expected to be Friday Lotto: hearing room, 8 p.m. Building, planning office. 8 p.m. A Elsewhere the weather will be fair in general. good through the weekend. Friday^s Jingo numbers: 46, Charter Revision Commission. Manchester High Wednesday 8, 20, 21, 29, 30, 36 80, ro, 431 5, 29, 34, 18, 47, 10. School library, 8 p.m. School Building Committee, Coventry/High School Tuesday room 28. 7:30 p.m. 7 Comment session. Board of Director’s office. Parks and Recreation Commissiqji.^atriots Park, Municipal Building, 9 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Hockanum River Linear Park Committee. Lincoln CAN YOUiHELP? Center conference room, 7:30 p.m. Thursday . Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room. 8 Lakeview Water District, Town Office Building PEOPLE p.m. board room, 7 p.m. Bolens Eliminator Plus Y Board of Education. Coventry High School room 28, Thursday 7:30 p.m. • Rt-ar Rafi^ine. MulrhiiiK or Siiit* Judge's hours. Probate Court, 6:30 p.m. Dinrhariff Mowt-r June Davidson said Thursday. Stutz Black Hak, a Rolls-Royce and several Emergency Medical Services Council. Lincoln ■ I HP Ebav Slart BAS Mnx Riifiine Paying the bills — De Villagran. a former B-movie actress, • The KaAi***! Emplvinx limousines, according to court documents. Center gold room, 7 p.m. BagRinn Sv4i»'m Dovie Beams de Villagran, ex-lover of was pushed into the limelight inFebruary by She and her husband, Sergio, list assets of Arts Council, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7:30 At the Capitol • Siniilr 1,4-vfr Hfi^hl ^ri|ii'*lnr speculation that properties m her name p.m. former Philippine President $58 million and debts of $22 million in their HARTFORD (UPl) — Here is a list of state Marcot, will auetion off more than S26 might be among ovep«gas \p rco s holdings Chapter 11 petition for protection from Conservation Commission, Lincoln Center confer­ Now O nly disclosed when he field his^untry. ence room, 7:30 p.m. government and political events scheduled the week million worth of luxury houses to stave off creditors. of May 5. All rooms are in the Capitol complex unless •i29.00 bankruptcy. Her main businqssj^<-ihe now-defunct International Auto Brolierage, specialized in otherwise noted. Among the holdings going on the block are Dolly comes home Andover Monday 21 houses. 19 of them in exclusive Beverly selling exotic automobiles. An estimated The House and Senate meet in regular sessions, Hills, and a 67.2-acre estate, real estate agent $150,000 worth of cars remain, including a Entertainer Dolly Parton returns to her Monday times to be announced. hometown of Pigeon Forge, Tenn., in the Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 3:30 Republican gubernatorial candidate Richard C. Smoky Mountain hollows Saturday for a p.m. Bozzuto and Democratic candidate Toby Moffett week as the star attraction of a giant theme Tuesday debate at 7:30 p.m., Mishkan Israel Temple. 785 Ridge Board of Education, Andover Elementary School, Quality in a Rear Engine Rider park named after her. Road, Hamden. ■ 30 Vrars of Riding Mowrr Expeririirr-Buill In! Parton has scheduled three days of 7:30 p.m. Tuesday performances in the opening week of The House and Senate meet in regular sessions, • Powfrftil fl HP BriggH and Slralton Rnginr • 2fl" Mower with Ofiiinnal (»rasq Baggir Dollywood, a $5.5 million expansion of the Bolton times to be announced. SvfMem Silver Dollar City theme park, and plans to Unofficial "Super Tuesday” primaries among the spend as much time as possible here this Tuesday Republican gubernatorial candidates will be held in • nepriidaMe Kev F.leririr Slart summer. Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. six Hartford-area towns, 4 p.m, to 8 p.m. O n S ale Wednesday In addition to rides, amusements and The House and Senate meet in regular sessions, •1079.00 crafts, Dollywood includes a museum of Coventry times to be announced. This is the Legislature’s Parton’s souvenirs and mementoes of her Monday constitutional deadline for adjourning the 1986 childhood, including the gowns she has worn Welfare Board, Town Office Building. Human regular session. in her movie roles. ‘Sabin Day’ coming Bozzuto raps Labriola on petitions Dr. Albert Sabin, who developed an oral NAME: TIMOTHY JACOB EYES: BROWN vaccine for polio in 1960 while working at a DAVISON (“TJ") HEIGHT: 3’4” The Labriola slate in Manches­ Cincinnati hospital, plans to attend “Sabin DATE MISSING: I0/I0/8S Bv The Associated Press concerned with real problems,^' WEIGHT: 40 LBS Bozzuto said. "I don't think it does ter voluntarily withdrew from the Day" ceremonies at which the city’s FROM: DECATUR, ILLINOIS HAIR: BROWN Republican gubernatorial candi­ any good for him to wash his hands ballot earlier this week' after convention center will be renamed for him. 006:01/22/81 LAST SEEN: Brettwood Village separate allegations of petitioning The Cincinnati Convention Center, which date Richard C. Bozzuto Friday like Judas.” RACE/SEX: WHITE/MALE Shggping Center. criticized rival Gerald Labriola He said Labriola should have irregularities came to light there. has undergone a $60.9 million expansion and The secretary of the state’s 3 over the way. Labriola handled apologized after the allegations renovation, will become the Albert B. Sabin Any information? Caii 1-800-843-5678 allegations of petition irregulari­ became public. office said the only way Republi­ Convention and Exposition Center in the . ties in Manchester and Hartford. Lois Accardi, an official with the can opponents of the Labriola June 9 ceremonies. “It doesn't help foster the public Labriola campaign, declined to challenge slate in Hartford can Mayor Charles Luken told reporters attitude that politics can be clean comment about Bozzuto's remove it from the ballot is to take Thursday of the plans for the ceremony. and can be decent and can be remarks. their allegations of petition irregu­ Bolens Suburban Tracloi Sabin, 80, who now lives in Bethesda, Md., larities to court. a II HP Briggs and Slralton (^immerripl Ensine developed the vaccine at Children’s Hospital Eugene Cimiano, Hartford’s Re­ a Huge .*> Gallon Ga« Taiili Manchester Herald publican registrar of voters, said Medical Center in Cincinnati. Panel to select principals a 5 Speed Heavv Dul%' Tran«mi64ion " ’899.00 earlier this week that he didn't a Choice o f 36" or 42" Pro-Cul »»iiig Sv«iem» have authority to decertify the I r c e USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 182 Tractor Only - ModrI 3211C Franco has troubles A 13-member committee which teachers Virginia Davis and John petitions. Mower Publlthed dally axcapt Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 will select new principals for Gessay, Martin teachers Sue Italian film director Franco Zeffirelli was and cartain holidays by tha Man- weekly. $6.50 for one month. $10.25 Robertson and Martin elementary Mclnerney and Leslie Letendre Hartford Republican Town convicted of iilegally exporting money and chaatar Publishing Co., 16Bralnard for three months, $36.50 for six Placa, Msnchastar, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. schools has been named by the and Assistant School Superintend­ Chairman Margaret V. Tedone sentenced to one year in prison Friday. Second class postage paid at Man- Mall rates are available on request. Board of Education. ent Wilson E. Deakin Jr. said party members haven’t yet OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, MAY 3 The 63-year-old director, noted for his chastar. Conn. POSTMASTER: The committee of administra­ discussed whether they will go to films "Romeo and JuUet’’ and “Jesus of Sand address changes to the Man­ tors, teachers and parents met this The vacancy at Robertson will court. 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p!m. ) chester Herald, P.O. Box 501. Man­ be left by the retirement of Nazareth” also was fined $600,000 in the chester. Conn. 06040. To piece a classified or display week to begin the selection oneway trial. advertisement, or to report a news process. Principal William Freeman. Ver- The Hartford and Manchester The director was found guilty of violating Item, story or picture Idea, call 043- Committee members include planck School Principal Walter challenges were the only two GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 6:30 a.m. to 5 school board members Joseph Roth also,is retiring and Martin delegate primaries initialed by UPl photo Italy’s currency control lawk because of you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. -.S^ool Principal Douglas Town- Labriola supporters. W.H.xPreuss Sons, Inc. three checks totaling $37,000 drawn on his p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ Camposeo and Anne Gauvin.'j s^ d will be transferred to that SCOTT GETS A GIFT — Actor George C. Scott clutches a toy stuffed dog bank in Italy and cashed in the United States day, plaaaa telephone your carrier. Buckley School Principal EMward | schbol next year, creating a Questions have been raised If you're unable to reach your car- Tha Manchester Herald Is a mem- Timbrell, Washington School Prin­ about authenticity of some 228 Boston Tpke. (Rte. 6 & 44) given-to him by his wife, actress Irish Van Devere, at an opening-night party without foreign exchange office approval. rlar, call subscriber service at 647- "^acancy4n-the.pm-time principal- Zeffirelli contended he was a legai resident ber of tha Associated Press, a sub­ cipal Ray Gardiner, Robertson signatures. for “The Boys of August" in New York this week. Although critics didfTFtreat 9046 by 6 p.m. weekdays or 10a.m. scriber to United Press Interna­ PTA members Tanya Savllonis ship at Martin^/ j /Bolton - 643-9492 of Tunisia and not subject to Italy’s currency Saturdays for guaranteed delivery tional news services and a mambar The Hartford state's attorney’s the play too kindly, they were warm to Scott's performance. The play is being In Manchester. and Marilyn Fabian, Martin PTA Deakin sai^ he has received Quality to Eliminate the Hard Work From Yard Work laws-, but the court ruled he was a resident of of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. members Sharon Kelley and about 75 applications to /^ h e ' office and Hartford police were to staged at the Circle in the Square. Itaiy. Cheryl Conklin, Robertson positions. investigate the Irregularities. T r

MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 3- ~ * 4 - MANCHESTEK HERALD. Saturday. May 3. 1986 Two embattled judgeship nominees

his ability on the bench. strand, R-Darien, who had said he said he believed Falsey and Smith the future/' Tulisano CTid. “ With By Mark A. Dupuis that as a disease you cCT't look to United Press International Smith, 55, now working as a would vote against tlie reappoint­ pulled out because rejection of prosecutor in Waterbury Superior ment, said Friday he believes their appointments appeared the' past, you have to look to the future." HARTFORD — Facing opposi­ Court, was under fire because of Falsey made the right decision in imminent. . "I think it was a recognition of MANCHESTER HAS IT! tion fronn iawmakers, Superior complaints by members of the withdrawing. what would have occurred here" in There were no indications Fri­ Court Judge Paul J. Falsey and legislative Judiciary Committee Van Norstrand repeated his that she has inadequate expe­ criticism of O'Neill's decision to the full House, Tulisano said. "1 day as to whom O'Neill would prosecutor Marcia Blank Smith nominate to replace Falsey and in had their nominations for judge- rience in trial and civil case work. nominate all of the judges up for think it already was a predeter­ Falsey can continue to serve reappointment this year for new mined result." place of Smith to replace Buzaid. ships withdrawn Friday from the O'Neill placed the blame for Legislature. until his current term ends July 1. terms despite warnings some He said he believed Smith would This Week Featuring... . Smith had not begun serving on the would be rejected by the have made a good judge, but was Smith's rejection on politics. "I Gov. William A. O'Neill, agree­ believe, she was turned down for ing to requests from the two, bench, having been nominated to Legislature. told by GOP leaders from the take over July 1 for Judge Norman “ I am very disappointed that in outset that her nomination was in one reason — because she's a withdrew the nominations of Fal­ Democrat. 1 believe she would sey for reappointment to another AMEWuzaid, whose reappoint­ some of these cases t here had to be trouble. ment was rejected by the House. the public embarrassment and Tulisano criticized the Legisla­ have made a fine judge," the Pentland the Florist eight-year term and Smith for governor said through an aide. appointment to an initial eight- Falsey, 59, a New Haven resi­ suffering," the speaker said. “ The ture for the handling of Falsey's. ANGELIC NURSING & HOME dent now sitting in Waterbury governor chose not to exercise nomination, saying lawmakers As for Falsey, O'Neill recalled year term. that the judge had been recom­ Distinctive Floral Designs Falsey, an ll-year veteran of the Superior Court, was one of at least leadership and that made it very should have done more to monitor CARE SERVICES, REGISTRY mended for reappointment by the bench, was facing a tough time five judges who were said to be in difficult." and assist judges with alcohol or INC. provides companions, home­ for all Occassions. jeopardy of winning legislative Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D- other problems. Judiciary Committee several winning legislative approval for weeks ago, “ Apparently they felt JUDGE PAUL J. FALSEY H '\ reappointment because of allega­ confirmation this year. Hill, ranking House Demo­ “ He acknowledges his alcoho­ makers, light housekeeping and lism and you're supposed to go to differently at that point," he said. . . . an 11-year veteran tions his alcoholism had impaired House Speaker R E. Van Nor- crat on the Judiciary Committee, home health aids, at reasonable Mcmher Florists Transworld Delivi^ry rates. Each request for services is ‘\ssociation, and Manclicsotcr Chamber of handled personally. Individual Commerce. Connecticut In Brief Group says growth poses threat to river needs are assessed by one of our .Ian «.'4' Bill Tracy are readv to serve yon the growth rate would increase to “ What is really happeningippenirlj is professionals, for the best stan­ Judge agrees to move Ross trial By Daniel Beegan yet," said Michele Frome, who six davs a week, 8:.'^0 lo The Associated Press directed a detailed study of popula­ 12 percent between 1983 and 2000 rural communities are becoming dard of care. Give us a call bet­ NEW LONDON — Superior Court Judge Seymour L. Hendel tion trends in the Connecticut and that some towns would grow suburbs and suburbs ari becoming urbanized," she said. / ruled Friday that convicted double murderer Micheal Ross who WASHINGTON - Some Connec­ River basin towns in Connecticut, much faster than others. ween 9 am - 4 pm and let us help ■Ml major credil cards accc[itc(l over the phom?. faces trial in four other deaths could not get a fair trial in New ticut River basin towns could face Massachusetts, New Hampshire Nearly half the towns in the Frome and Bob G r ^ , an agri­ you with your home health care increased pressure for seiWices, or and Vermont. “ We are sounding region grew by more than 50 cultural expert with Population- •\inple free parking. London County. Environment Balance,^aid there State's Attorney C. Robert Satti said Hendel has hinted that the even lose their rural character, some early warning signals." percent from 1960 to 1983, she said, problems. are several ways growth can be I’lione 64.3-6247 or 61.3-14U. case could be moved to Fairfield County, however, that decision because of an influx/^ of new Frome said the study was and while total population growth was relatively slow, the growth in controlled. is not final. residents expected in ^ e next 14 designed to encourage the four 63 East Center Street households and in houses and The methods. Gray said, include “Pleasing You Is Our Pleasure’' Satti says he could not comment further on the case. years, a/poptItatTOn awareness states, as well as local govern­ apartments was much steeper, land use planning and zoning, Manchester Earlier this week, attorneys representing the 26-year-old Ross group s ^ Friday. ments, to plan for growth and to take steps that would discourage primarily because of smaller public purchase of lands and the presented evidence including newspaper articles in their Popdfation-Environment Bal­ ance, a non-profit study group that development where it was inap­ families and more singles. public purchase of development 647-1956 24 Birch Street, Manchester argument to get the trial moved to another/teeati^. propriate, such as areas of prime People moving into the region, rights to farm land, reduced the Ross, who is already serving a 120-year pnson SCTtefrceJorJ.be aims to increase awareness of the link between population growth farmland. rather than births, was the biggest availability of water and sewer murders of two women in Windham County, faces a possible and the environment, said the Frome told a news conference factor in population growth, she services and forcing developers to death sentencg_oiirtarges he murder^ four women in New basin will experience a 12 percent that population inHie basin was said, and that was especially true pay few to recover some of the Jack J. Lappen Realty IT PAYS TO RAP London CountyTnl9tepn increase for faster-growing communities. added c^ ts of new residen4s,_,-' years. But some cities and towns of 18 percent since 1960. Most of the Factors that encourage a town to Some areas of the West Coast, CdRQUEST Gray saitKhaveTequired develop­ I’ll get you top dollar Raw sewag^ spew^into harbor will face substantially higher population growth, she said, oc­ grow faster than its neighbors population increases, the group curred during the 1960s, with included jobs, good transportation, ers to pick ui^paiA of the cost of new roads and schools that would be PAP AUTO PARTS BRIDGEPORT — The\dty struggled Friday to control a said. growth of only 3 percent region­ schools and. in some cases, the fact Energy Conservation Services • for your property. required by people moving into a 307 E. Center St., Manchester breakdown at its troubled WesTSide sewage treatment plant, "We are not calling population wide between 1970 and 1983. it was home to a college or But she said her study projected university. , community. Professionally Trained Technicians which sent millions of gallons of raw sewage spewing info Long growth rates in-this region a crisis Call me now! tSt (R «ir of Lenox Phirmaejr)naejr) 6 4 9 - 3 5 2 8 Island Sound. The plant clogged with grit andsludge Thursday and operators GENERAL OIL 164 East Center Street were forced to reduce the flow into the aged plant. 5 6 8 -3 5 0 0 Plumbing Jack J. Lappen Manchester, CT 06040 \s Untreated sewage poured into Black Rock Harbor near GOP asks court to review open primary Notary Public With PAP Captain's Cove Seaport, an area being developed as a tourist member ENERGY CENTERS co-operative______643-4263 attraction, and Public Works Director Richard Gross termed the By John Gustavsen "If we are unsuccessful in that suit by the state pending before the “ the prospects are good" that the 2nd Circuit Court will defer to the situation "a crisis." The Associated Press effort we fully intend to go to the nation's highest court. The state is r YOUR SPRING VACATION TAN AT Supreme Court in time for a SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM EXHAUST WORK The plant, which Department of Environmental Protection Supreme Court, at which point we contesting a lower court's affirma­ tion of the Republican party's right resolution before September. officials have termed one of the worst in the state, has a 'FORD — The state Repub­ will be asking the Supreme Court Custom Kitchen Center to open its primaries. “ The whole purpose of it would NE’S PLACE 643-1442 combination of problems which have forced Plant Superintend­ lican partyJs asking for reconsid­ to rescind that Ruling." D'Amore J Unliex Hilr ajim tlng Salon The state and O'Neill argue that be to get a decision on a timely Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling DON WIILIS GARAGE, INC. ent Lou Renkavinsky to reduce flow of sewage into the plant. eration of a federal judge's delay of told a Capitol news conference. the date thV party may open D'Amore said the party has "a the General Assembly, not politi­ basis ... The argument would have SPECIALISTS i T n o t a r y ’s ^ ^ I c e s ★ WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE certain prim i^es to unaffiliated full plate" of legal matters. cal parties, should formulate elec­ to come rapidly," he said. Visit Our Showroom At: GENERAL REPAIRING Parade will honor POW-MIAs voters. GOP ChmrfhaiTThomas J. Foremost is whether the state's tion practice. D'Amore said the Republicans D'Amore Jr. said Friday. 600.000 unaffiiiatcd voters will be The Supreme Court had refused also plan to scrutinize two Demo­ ! COPIES 25 Olcott Street to grant a speedy hearing in the cratic committees — the gover­ ■ 8 '/iK irira 'A x l4 ' Propane Cylinders Filled BRIDGEPORT — About 30 veterans groups planned t6 hold a D'Amore also said the party allowed to take part in GOP Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Till 9 PM parade and ceremony Saturday to bring attention to Jjif^39 intends to go to the U.S, Supreme primaries for U.S. Senate and case and settle it before the nor's own re-election committee Ainhls end more at Connecticut servicemen unaccounted for in Southeast A.si\^ Court if it fails to convince the 2nd House and for statewide offices September primaries. Then Kauf­ and an umbrella committee rais­ TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET coordinators say. ^ U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to including governor, attorney gen­ man decided the Republicans ing funds for Democratic legisla­ MANCHESTER MALL sii mm st 649-4531 MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 tive candidates. 649-7544 "U you're human you can't ignore it," said Mary Beaulieu, reverse the decision of one of its eral and treasurer. could not open their primaries Weekly Auctions • Antique Coins 8, Collectible Shops The latter. Democrats for Vic­ state chairman of the National Forget-Me-Nots Association. members that effectively barred The party also is pursuing issues until the high court had resolved the stad€^'s challenge. tory '86, and the governor's com ­ — -*Ut's been 15 or 20 years to get our men home who have been independents from voting in any of of campaigtiNfinancing by Demo­ ■J-obviously think that it's going mittee has "not only some illegal prisoners in Vietnam," she said Thursday. “ The people involved this year's GOP primaries. cratic Gov. William A. O'Neill. The Angelic Nursing & Home Care t.0^enefit Republicans" to open receipts but some very questiona­ llllHChR ^GWri@|||j are nothing more than criminals in my opinion.^' The chairman said he expected a Republicans allege he illegally OVER 4 5 decision on reversing Judge Irving used the resoiKTe-s oJ-his office to primaries to independent voters. ble expenditures." D’Amore said. ' COMPANY ' Services, Registry Inc. 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Saturday, May 3, 19S6 OPINION v.s./worid In Brief I &ush: Sovlet secrecy ‘unconscionable’ By Jill Lawrence Navy probes why sub ran aground 'The Associated Press h a v e yflTNESSEP MANY WASHINGTON — TheNavy said Friday it is investigating why WASHINGTON - Vice Presi­ ■me eXFtORATION O F S ? ) ^ IS one of its newest nuclear-powered attack submarines ran FANTASTIC ANP A\NES0N\E dent George Bush challenged the A memorial A IVMN7-B066UIN6 aground earlier this week while passing through the Straits of Soviet Union on Friday to share CONCEPT... THINGS..* Gibraltar. more information about its nuclear Jack The grounding of the USS Atlanta on Tuesday left the vessel accident, calling the veil of secrecy with a puctured outer ballast tank and damage to the nose dome around the disaster A nderson that covers its sonar gear. The submarine was able to rise to the ’unconscionable.” for all time surface and proceed under its own power to port in Gibraltar Bush, leaving Andrews Air after the accident, the Navy said. Force Base for Chicago after LO" The incident was the second involving the grounding of a meeting with Cabinet officials to When Manchester’s Temple Beth Sholom nuclear-powered submarine in less than a month. A Poseidon review the Chernobyl accident, dedicates its Holocaust Memorial on Sunday, missile-carrying submarine, the USS Nathanael Green, ran said the Soviets have responded to the granite monument should serve as a aground April 1 while operating in the Irish Sea. some U.S. requests for information. reminder not only of the terrible fate that “ I cannot go into the detail... but befell the Jewish people between 1933 and Free space NASA assesses Delta launch it is sparse at best,” hesaid. “ They 1945, but also of the inhumanity that exists in have been less than forthcoming, the world today. CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. Technicians found no signs and my strong conviction is that ...ANP MUCH REMAINS TO B E PlS- WATCHING THE F IR S T and the kings Friday of a fuel leak that blocked blastoff of a Delta rocket and its they ought to open up, even in that This is not to say that the abuses happening COVIEREP. >NE‘RE ON A NEW AUPITOR SET FOOT ON . weather satellite cargo, resetting the stage for NASA’s first closed society.” a round the globe in 1986 can in any way FRONTIER OF SPACE EXPIORATIONm. NASA* post-Challenger launch Saturday. Bush said the United States is not compare with the systematic reign of terror The launch had been scheduled for Thursday, but engineers likely to be affected by the accident ■------— of billboards conducting routine tests discovered about U/4 ounces of RP-1 at the complex, 80 miles north of and death imposed on the Jewish people kerosene rocket propellant had leaked through fuel lines past the Kiev. But he added; “ We’re under Adolf Hitler’s rule. The Holocaust was monitoring it very closely. We’re WASHINGTON — Campaign contributions and Delta first stage engine’s main fuel valve. Launch tentatively the ultimate in inhuman behavior. Death using the best technology in the posh junkets for Washington congressmen — was rescheduled for 6:18 p.m. EDT Saturday. trains, concentration camps and the gas Although subsequent tests found no additional leakage, NASA world to keep a close watch on it.” Lo^ courtesy of the powerful billboard industry — Bush said he could not say how chambers were built specifically for the was taking no chances in the wake of the Challenger disaster Jan. LO. have been the subject of recent columns. Now, 28 and the April 18 failure of an Air Force Titan 34D rocket at many pieople had been killed in the annihilation of the Jews, and represent the accident. The Soviet government we’ve learned that at least one sign company has Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. darkest side of humanity. Certainly, has said two people died and 18 been discussing how to reward its friends and UPl graphic Manchester’s Holocaust Memorial should )^ A ^ T iA punish enemies at the local level as well. others are in serious condition. remind us first of that tragedy, which, if Our associate Stewart Harris obtained a copy of Harold Denton, director of nu­ A week after the Soviet nuclear plant agricultural experts agreed that radia­ HCA ® > 4 « 6 V O K r WO*tTV\ Losses heavy In Afghan battle clear reactor regulation at the forgotten, will only be repeated. tactics discussed by Naegele Outdoor Advertising disaster, analysts predicted the impact tion damage to crops and animals would MOSCOW — Afghan and Soviet soldiers killed 2,000 rebels and Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Co., third-largest in the country, during a said Friday he “ wouldn’t be on agriculture in the Soviet Union and be dramatic only in the area imme­ But in a more subtle way, it should remind company seminar in Minneapolis four years ago. wounded 4,000 in destroying a major guerrilla stronghold in southeastern Afghanistan, Soviet newspaper reports said. surprised” if the Soviet tally was nearby countries will be minimal, but diately surrounding the Chernobyl us that brutality and suffering continue today A Naegele spokesman insists that the ideas were The three-week battle at Zhawar, the Moslem guerrillas’ accurate, at least for the time they said the true consequences must plant. and are too widely tolerated. The fact that Open Forum presented only for “ discussion purposes” and the being. He also said the 197 people largest base, ended in late April. Rebel sources in Pakistan have bp mrinitnrpri nv**r ♦'me. Nuclear and the abuses are on a lesser scale should not be Naegele doesn’t use them. . acknowledged heavy losses. reported hospitalized corresponds misconstrued to mean they can’t change for Among the suggestions were to give the local Two Soviet newspapers carried long articles Wednesday and roughly to the number of workers thousandth of a rem. at the plant. diminished levels. Denton said the force said, the worse. mocratic process consists of our Mrs. Weinberg’s action in this mayor free billboard space for his favorite Thursday about the battle. They were both unusual in their most dangerous gases would have A dose of 500 rems to the whole The State Department, which charity. “ The mayor (being a politician) will “ Some health effects are de­ has warned American^Jo stay out School is lucky vote and that during debate one matter should not be forgotten by detail. But only one, the government newspaper Izvestia, layed.” Denton said at a briefing already been released. body is fatal and 100 rems can The situation that comes immediately to supports or rebuts the issue, not the voters of Manchester. recognize the value of being able to get credit for mentioned Soviet involvement. The officials said any increased cause severe radiation sickness, of the Kiev area, recommended mind is Indonesia, where President Reagan by a U.S interagency task force Friday that women of child­ to have teachers the person. It was also my favors to various civic-minded persons,” the monitoring the accident. ” 1 would radiation from the accident that according to medical references. The task force said radiation bearing age and children stay out stopped earlier this week as part of his understanding that a group, such agenda explained. expect continuing health problems reaches the United States would doses to the thyroid gland, in which of Poland. Spokesman Charles “ Winds of Freedom” tour through east Asia. as the Republican Town Com­ Robert F. DeMarchi Critics accuse the industry of using variations of Vatican works to counter sects from people who’ve been exposed not arrive for several more days, if To the Editor: radiation is concentrated, would Redman said conditions through­ mittee, was supposed to be , Ann DeMarchi this tactic, as when a billboard company fighting a VATICAN CITY — The Vatican on Friday exhorted Roman to lower levels.” at all. Other officials, like Bush, Human rights abuses have taken place in have insisted from the outset that have ranged from 200 rems to out the region were being studied. 32 Spring Street court suit in Des Moines, Iowa, erected a sign Catholic priests worldwide to work against the proliferation of Lee Thomas, administrator of At Nathan Hale School we are synergistic in nature. there was no health threat to thousands of rems for the same that country for years, especially under the I confess to being “ the new kid saying: ” A Shriner never stands so tall as when he religious sects and cults that win and keep converts through the Environmental Protection According to the task force, the fortunate to have teachers like people in the United States. period. rule of President Suharto, a former military on the block’’ in that I am newly stoops to help a crippled child.” brainwashing, sexual enticement and separation from family Agency and head of the task force, United States is sending experts to Mrs. Hovey who put their whole said the group believes there were The task force, created by “ These doses are sufficient to commander who seized power in a coup in elected to the committee, just The judge presiding over the billboard suit was and society. ’’potentially affected areas” to heart into their jobs. life-threatening doses of radiation President Reagan to monitor the produce severe physical trauma, gather information needed to this February, and consider Squirrels give a Shriner in the neighborhood where the sign was In its first comprehensive analysis on the subject, the Vatican 1965. The third- and fourth-graders up to three miles from the plant, impact of the accident, used data including death,” the task force safeguard the health of American myself a political novice. I posted, according to the Des Moines city attorney. said local Roman Catholic churches around the world view as a and significant health effects up to gathered by Swedish authorities to said, adding the estimates are Journalists who have written unflattering put on a play called "A Connecti­ pleasure to some serious matter the inroads made by such groups, includingsome estimate how much radiation citizens. cut Review.” It was to celebrate listened to and partook in the seven miles,from the site. “ subject to considerable uncer­ remarks about his regime are serving long DURING THE NAEGELE SEMINAR, , with Christian roots. likely was released In a fire and tainty” because the Soviet Union EPA spokesman Chris Rice said Connecticut’s 350th birthday. debate concerning the slate of But Thomas added that ” we jail sentences, while many others have been sixteen delegates that would company executives discussed ways to oppose The 17-page study said sects and cults are “ too diverse” to be have no information relating to meltdown at one of four reactors at has provided no radiation readings EPA and NRC officials have been Mrs. Hovey researched the his­ To the Editor: dispatched to some U.S. embassies tortured or murdered simply for displaying represent Manchester at the anti-billboard campaigns. The agenda included defined simply and clearly. what evacuation there may have the site. from the site. tory of Connecticut and all of the But a Vatican official told The Associated Press that the Rev. The new calculations suggest in eastern Europe .Jo monitor the political dissent. Some reports estimate that state convention, and I voted for such things as the number of votes required on a been before the incident or after famous people. She wrote the To the lady who asked in a Sun Myung Moon’s Unification Church and fundamentalist that, for the two-day period when A chest X-ray involves 20 to 30 radiation situation. the Suharto regime killed over half a million the endorsed slate. city council, the mayor’s and city attorney’s the incident itself. Therefore, you whole play and all the speaking recent letter: “ Is there any evangelical denominations active in the United States and Latin can’t draw any kinds of conclu­ most of the radiation probably was millirems of radiation, while ability to help — and a cryptic question: “ Bribe Americans on the average receive The Cabinet-level panel headed of the country’s inhabitants in the first few parts. The music teacher, Mrs. reason for the existence of America are among those winning converts from Catholics. sions about what exposure there released, exposure levels to people Elwood A.D. Lechausse suggested?” 100 to 200 millirems of radiation a by Bush is charged with reviewing years of his regime. Hilton, and Mrs. Hovey wrote a squirrels?" might have been.” in the area would have ranged Republican Town Committee The last was on the agenda as a ’’preventive from 20 rems to hundreds of rems year from natural background the accident and the health and song about the history of Connec­ Yes. there is. They give Thomas said officials think the safety issues it has raised. And in 1975, Suharto invaded the small Second District measure’ ’ so company officials would know how to More violence follows strike reactor may still be burning, but at over their whole bodies, the task sources. A millirem is one- island of East ’Timor, which is located ticut to open the play. pleasure to some people. It turn down a city official proposing a bribe, the 64 Tanner Street JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Police battled black approximately 1,000 miles from Indonesia. We, the third and fourth grade, makes my day to go out the door spokesman said. would like to say ‘'thanks” to all and find my little pals waiting for demonstrators in the wake of a day-long general strike by Since then, more than 100,000 natives have For the record, a two-year FBI investigation in millions of South Africans opposed to apartheid, and authorities the Unit B teachers, Mrs. Hovey, Weinberg should their ration of peanuts in the North Carolina led to the 1985 conviction of a Pressure builds to ban Waldheim died. Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Kissell, Mrs. shell. Or to see them chasing said seven blacks were killed, including two policemen. Naegele official there on charges that he ordered Police reported violence in 24 black townships Thursday night The story does not stop there. Thousands Winzler, and Mrs. Marrota and each other up and down a tree. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate check was made nor why its United States has branded the be embarrassed company employees to falsify their income tax and said they had arrested more than 70 people. head of state of a friendly nation as upon thousands of Cambodians were the music teacher. “ They did a forms to avoid taxes on bonuses they had passed pressure is unlikely to influence contents not made public. There is no greater joy than The dead included four black men shot by riot police, two Senators approved a resolution a suspected war criminal and an murdered for being too educated under the great job! ” along to local politicians as campaign Attorney General Edwit. Meese’s seeing the look of pleasure on my officers killed by black demonstrators, and a woman, accusedof decision on whether to bar Kurt early Friday urging Meese to “ undesirable alien” under U.S. To the Editor: contributions. being a police informer, who was burned to death by other law. The attorney general is in brutal Khmer Rouge regime, which ruled Kelly Bragdon grandson’s face as they take a Waldheim from the United States ’’carefully and expeditiously” re­ Footnote: Until last fall, a media conglomerate blacks. California and not expected to Phnom Penh from 1975 until it was ousted by 4th Grade We wholeheartedlw-agree with peanut from his hand. Kids like despite new evidence implicating view the mounting evidence called Ackerley Communications had been a good Meanwhile, millions of black workers and students around the against Waldheim and to ’’treat make a decision before the Aus­ the Vietnamese in 1979. American journalists Nathan Hale School the police union's stand in regard squirrels and I vote for the little the former U.N. secretary-general friend to the American Heart Association. The country returned to their jobs and schools. Commerce and in Nazi war crimes, officials said him appropriately’ ’ if he is found to trian presidential election Sunday, have reported seeing small children working to Mayor Weinberg’s letter on critters too. company for years had given the association free industry were reported back to normal after the massive protest Friday. have had a role in Nazi war crimes. which Waldheim is favored to win. in the fields with minature guillotines behalf of Stephen Massaro, con­ Sen. Pete Wilspn, R-Calif.. who Mrs. Victor Coleman billboard space for its public service strike Thursday. And as new revelations of In Vienna, Waldheim’s office attached to their necks, ready to slit throats victed in connection witija drug The strike was called to denounce apartheid. South Africa’s introduced the resolution, said it is GOP position 108 Lockwood St. announcements. Waldheim’s World War II links to issued a statement saying he had should they relax for any length of time. ''‘‘\deal. \ ^ But then the Heart Association stepped over the ' official policy of race segregation, and to demand that May 1 — the Nazi regime were revealed in imperative the Justice Depart­ not seen the new documents but, ment "act promptly on tl\e ques­ Elsewhere, men, women and children spurs confusion ^ If Mrs. Weinberg was not line: It voiced its opposition to billboard May Day — be declared a public holiday. his personal diary, further infor­ “ The fact that Mr. Waldheim has mation emerged showing the tion of barring Mr. Waldheim on suffer under dicatonships which think embarrassed by her position and advertising of cigarettes. The tobacco industry, known of reprisals has always French government knew Wald­ the basis of the documented been admitted by him and this nothing of human life and seem immune to action, she well should have along with the liquor and airline industries, is one • To the Editor: Letters policy heim had lied about his wartime evidence.” seems to be the old allegation.” the scream of human pain. While most been. Any elected official who of the major clients of billboard companies like The Manchester Herald wel­ Libyan denied visa to see wife activities as early as 1979, while he A Justice Department source, recommends that drug dealers Ackerley. however, said it was unlikely the Waldheim has denied charges he crimes against humanity pale when When I was elected to the be given leniency because they comes original letters to the LANSING, Mich. — The nation’s problems with Libya over was still U.N. secretary-general. A new document, showing that Senate action would force Meese to was involved in mass deportations compared to those of the Third Reich, they Republican Town Committee, I editor. international terrorism have reached a personal level for a are “ good business people" is IN A MEMO dated Nov. 14,1985, a top Ackerley the French government checked bar the former U.N. chief from the of Jews from Greece, as well as in are crimes nonetheless. thought I was becoming a way off base. No drug dealer''i8^_,—-feoMoeg should be brief and to woman tryingto be united with her Libyan husband, barred from the brutal warfare against Yuglos- official instructed the company’s billboard, radio Waldheim’s wartime personnel country. KURT WALDHEIM There’s no question that Manchester’s member of a group of people, worthy of any consideration. Let the point. They should be typed this country as a security risk. lav partisans while serving in the and television subsidiaries to cease forthwith the record in West Berlin in 1979, did If Meese banned Waldheim, it memorial is important primarily because it who, like myself, supported the them pay the penalty. or neatly handwritten, and, for Attorney Behzad Ghassemi said he has gone to court to seek a would mark the first time the German Army. . . evidence mounting donation of air time or billboard space to the not. however, indi^te why the will stand as a constant reminder of the paih conceptual views of the Republi­ Our mayor should acquaint ease in editing, should be double­ visa for Meftah Ben-Issa, who he said married Victoria Voges, of Heart Association. ! can Party. I was representing herself with the destruction drug spaced. Letters must be signed Lansing, in January in Vienna, Austria. suffered by the 6 million Jews who perished ’’Their position on cigarette advertising is not others in my district via debate abuse creates. It is a poison with name, address and daytime “ She filed a petition for a visa with the Immigration and at the hands of the Nazis. Denials must not be compatible with our company, ” the memo Terrorism, nuclear safety on Tokyo agenda and the voting process. I ex­ affecting many of our youth and telephone number (for Naturalization Service and INS approved the petition and sent a tolerated, and those who seek to diminish explained. “ Please consider this to be the same as copy to Vienna where her husband was waiting,” the attorney pected to see and hear different their families. verification). discussion at the summit, but important though the accident either the horror or the significance of the the American Cancer (Society): we will no longer ; said. “ It took two-and-a-half months for the State Department to TOKYO (UPI) - Japan, West to arrive for the three-day meet­ viewpoints from conservative to All our support should be , The Herald reserves the right Secretary of State George Shultz may be,” he said, Holocaust must be made to understand. give either organization any support. ’ ’ process the application. Germany and Italy vowed Friday ing, which begins Sunday, between liberal. I also expected that there directed to the agency we have to edit letters in the interests of the United States, Japan, Britain, said he does not want the ­ Craxi said Japanese Prime As it happened, Ackerley rescined the memo so ' “ They refused it. They said he’s the kind of person who to raise the issue of nuclear safety But the memorial can do more. It can would be some issues I agreed entrusted with law enforcement. brevity, clarity and taste. at the Tokyo summit despite Canada, France, Italy and West nobyl accident to dominate the Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone will fast that the Heart Association never noticed any • advocates violent overthrow of a legal government and is a remind us of what has happened, what with and others that I would not. These individuals are the ones Address letters to: Open Fo­ concerns by the United States that Germany. Italian Prime Minister talks. raise the issue of nuclear safety interruption in the posting of their public service threat to national security.” during the summit and call for continues to happen today and what could Apparently I am naive. It was who deserve a letter of praise for rum. Manchester Herald, P.O. the Soviet atomic disaster will Bettino Craxi preceded Reagan ’’There has .been a lot of announcements on airport billboards. And the diplomatic exchange with other safeguards to be stepped up. happen in the future. my understanding that the de- their efforts. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. overshadow terrorism at the into Tokyo by one day. company’s attorney, Eric Rubin, said that the Explorers reach North Pole meetings. The annual summits began in allies on the nuclear accident,” memo “ does not reflect the company’s policy — it President Reagan, seeking to 1975 as an economic forum but this Shultz said before leaving Bali, never did. ” He insisted that the billboard NEW YORK — Six elated explorers announced,in a rnessage rally support for U.S. moves to year’s session is taking place Indonesia. “ Undoubtedly, the subject wil^ company remains committed to both the heart relayed to their base camp by a bush Friday evening that isolate Libya, arrived in Tokyo during a time of intense worldwide QUALITY SEEDS concern over terrorism and the get discussed at the summit and cancer charities, continues to provide free they had reached the North Pole after a nearly two-month from Indonesia Friday amid tight AT DOWN- Power to strike lies^Aitiere it belongs security aimed at preventing Soviet nuclear plant disaster. meeting, although we have lots of TO-EARTH space for them and has even won awards from journey, their base-camp operator said. other things to discuss at the threatened attacks by leftist Japanese, Italian and West PRICES! them. “ He was flying only 15 miles from Resolute and he heard the radicals. German leaders said they want the summit meeting. We don’t want to President Reagan’s two military strikes against Republican and Democratic leaders of Congress Rubin would not explain, however, why the team trying to contact base camp, so he acted as the relay,” said He was the second world leader nuclear issue to be a major topic of have it dominated by this accident. Libya have prompted fresh demands that what was about to happen to Libya after our company sent a letter to the Seattle chapter of the Jim Gasperini, who is running the expedition base camp in Congress be consulted before such attacks are bombers had already taken off from England. But Cancer Society in March 1984, rejecting its Resolute Bay, Northwest Territories. He said the message launched. There is a real problem here, but that is some congressmen insist that this wasn’t enough: request for free ads. The letter said the company arrived at 6:50 p.m. CDT. most certainly not the solution. To them, to “ consult” with Congress means WiUiam was ’also urging that this action be taken by both • "We could hear that they were transmitting but we couldn’t The CREATIVE CRAFTS offers Matters are not made any easier by the involving it, somehow, in the decision-making the Outdoor Advertising Association of America • distinguish any words,” he said, adding that the pilot reported American public’s happy habit of electing a Rusher process itself. It would be hard to imagine a more and the National Association of Broadcasters.” that all six team members are fine. a WIDE VARIETY of president of one party and a Congress of the other; dangerous folly. Actually, the Seattle cancer chapter told us that. but the struggle between the White House and Ackerley never made good on its threat, and that a Hooting CRAFT SUPPLIES Capitol Hill would go on, in a more muted form, IN THE FIRST PLACE, little as Congress may local Ackerley radio station still runs Cancer even if both were held by the same party. like to hear this, it simply isn’t secure enough. Society announcements. Including over 854 Traditionally, foreign policy has always been When Portugal was threatened with a communist MOTHER’S DAY Owls Books in Stock the special preserve of the presidency. 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The message e Laces • Lampshade Supplies declaration. approval. If such approval is not forthcoming, the bad habit of trying to influence or shape is clear; Use a gun and cop a plea. Saturday, May 3 and troops must be withdrawn. presidential policies by conditioning its approval 10% Off e New Iniages Transfer Art • Ribbons & IN PART, OF COURSE, the problem is the Sunday, May 4 of them, or its financial support for them, on the Silk Flowers • Best Fiber fill available nature of modern warfare. The kind of American THAT IS NOT, it seems to me, an unreasonable prior occurrence of certain events. What, do you Selected military response that may be appropriate in the attempt to prevent future “ police actions” and suppose, would have happened to those American iianrlipatpr Upralft 10am-6pm event of a communist coup or a guerrilla-style “ escalations” that, in effect, finesse the medical students in Grenada if Congress had All At Reasonable Prices! 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HAdAK THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brownt PEANUTS by ChariM M. Schuli TMEV CANCELEP OUR THAT'S RIPICULOUS! tUHO WOULP BE CLUMSY Mutual fund is^a multiple investment ENOOfiHtOSETTANaEP p o y o l i KfJoW TO iJ e V E P ^ ' I ^ P maypole pance because CAMBRIDGE REPORTS Highlights TELL AAE"Wh OUR SCHOOL POEShltShit IHAVE AKOUNP A AAAYPOLE? A FEMAue Ff2 0 M A AM approximately $2,400 in a mutual the higher March 10 price. Broker­ — . PC?(2CUPINE ? LIABILITY INSURANCEU^Nl^E ? QUESTION: age firms often “eat the loss” when 1 ^ Cutting Chemical Risks I invested fund on Dec. 5, 1985. At least, we J/ thought she did. I was present that a customer’s order is fouled up. $50,000 in a If you get no satisfaction, take In terms of your everyday activities—the food you eat, the products high-yield mut­ day, when the brokerage represen­ 7 I n v e s t o r s ’ tative telephoned the oiS. ACRES by Jim Davit money into a new mutual fund KW9 F t m f t Syf>»c«t »nc World nqMs f8 T > B d _ S - - 3 which I receive praBiai JUST MV LUCK. managed by the same ANSWER: ’’Unusual” is an apt ' TRA-LA-llA-LA-LA-LA-LA in monthly word. Although it doesn’t happen y THE MINUTE I checks to sup­ organization. T H E P H A N TO M by Laa Falk A Sy Barry GET CLEAN. We don’t mind that. But, frequently, an increasing number * > 4 IT STARTS plement my other income. of mutual funds have done just that RAININCr 41% 55% My broker tells me I am solvent (op grade. Because they don’t ha ve shouldn’t my wife be able to buy at (/i and not to worry. But another high ratings, such bonds pay the Dec. 5 price, the day the new in recent years. fund was started, rather than the 6 H H H , broker says it is not advisable to higher interest than top quality The people who run some mutual 7 / Y - . ’’have all my eggs in one basket.” bonds. Those funds also pass on March 10 price, which was much funds feel they can operate better i l l . He suggests that I cash in part of higher dividends to fund share­ higher? by keeping their funds relatively 1984 1985 my investment in that mutual fund holders. The high yield you’re Because they admit they small — at, say, under $500 million. and invest in another fund. getting is evidence of that. “goofed,” they agreed not to It is easier and, sometimes, more What is your opinion? Of course, th ere’s always charge commission on the March profitable for both management Source Survey ol the U.S adult population by Cambridge Reports. Cambridge, MA greater risk in lower rated bonds 10 purchase. They already charged and investors to handle less than c 1966 Cambridge Reports, IfK Distributed by King Features Syndicate ANSWER: Although it seldom is than in top rated bonds. However, commission on the December 5 huge amounts of money. Sure, $500 wise to have ALL your money in even if some of the bonds your fund purchase. million is not small potatoes, but I one investment and it usually is holds default, the impact on the did use the word “relatively.” fund and your investment would be ANSWER: Your wife is getting a Business In B r i e f smart to diversify, I’d advise So, when a mutual fund reaches CAPTAIN EASY ^'by Crookt A Cattle against going along with the minor. That’s the beauty of terrible runaround. It’s past time C O N T 'tP ONE S EC O N D a certain size, management might 01966 Km^ FeMurts Syndcaie kx Work] nghH reserved "ALL RIGSEP THIS IS THE second broker’s suggestion. You diversification. to be firm and, if necessary, do FO B PIVIN G p TI/WE. PO FEET stop offering shares for sale to new already have diversification in the My suspicious mind comes up some desk-pounding at that APMIRAL. PEEP ItJ SIX Amtrak suspends Montrealer run with the thought that the second brokerage. investors. In such cases, investors BLONDIE by Dean Young 8 Sian Drake SECONPS. mutual fund you now hold. A who already own shares of closed WASHINGTON - Beginning Monday, Amtrak will temporar- mutual fund invests in many broker’s suggestion might be moti­ Tell them, loud and clear, that J I S H O O L O 'V E KNOWN vated by the commission he would you want the purchase order to be out funds can reinvest their THAT'S WHAT HE AAEArTT ily discontinue its service between Springfield, Mass., and different securities. That makes dividends and capital gains distri­ Montreal. you an indirect investor of all the collect by selling you shares of filled at the price in effect another mutual fund. December 5. The brokerage — not butions and often are allowed to The route is usually served by the "M ontrealer” that runs from , securities your mutual fund holds. put extra money in. But new Most high-yield mutual funds your wife — should swallow the Washington through New York and Hartford to Montreal. QUESTION: My wife invested difference between that price and investors are excluded. L Amtrak announced the suspension Friday andsaid full service ini'oct only in bonds rated below would resume when a strikeagainst Guilford Transportation Industries is settled. That strike has resulted in a work stoppage on the Central Vermont Railway, whose tracks Amtrak uses for the Montrealer. Stock market suffers another loss Since April 23, Amtrak had been using substitute charter buses to carry passengers from Springfield to Montreal. NEW YORK (AP) - Stock the market to get over the oil .stocks but hurt transportation economy got off to a sluggish start h liH ^ ARLO AND JANI8 • by Jimmy Johnaon issues. during the second quarter. V 006 '>^ prices pulled back in subdued traum a.” miAKIHGGiN^IKTD1&UH. ITHOUGHTI'DWVHiKA On Wednesday, the Dow Jones Phillips Petroleum was the A survey of businesses showed Oil futures prices leap higher trading Friday as the market non-agricultural payroll employ­ ^E NEIGHBORS ftRt SAT- UTa&eOMCtMIKG&PECtM.. suffered its fourth straight losing industrial average plunged a re­ volume leader and closed up V* at l5ntD -PBACei6 Kte1M«).' VDUKH0U,1DMAKBUP. cord 41.91 points. Its weekly loss of 9'/«. Chevron gained 1 to 39'A. ment rose by 200.000 in April to In a late reaction to the nuclear disaster in the Soviet Union, oil session. reach the 100 million mark for the ON T H E FA 8TR A C K by Bill Holbrook futures prices leaped higher Friday, passing the J14-a-barrel The Dow Jones average of 30 60.89 points was exceeded only by Exxon rose IVt to 58, Mobil rose industrials drifted at slightly the 82.50-point dive it took in the to 29% and were all among the 15 first time ever. ..\MU WELL,PHIL- UKEWHKTt psychological barrier. most heavily traded stocks. But the commissioner of labor 0UR60EST Tri6 IN TpPAVS M/MfV Ati INDIVIDUAL Some analysts say they now see crude oil floatingtip to the $18 higher levels during much of the five trading sessions ended April 4. CWJIAttf ON ANVTrilN&- OOEVE SIART^P At the final bell, losers held a The Dow Jones average of 20 statistics. Janet L. Norwood, said M0RNM6- IS ARllPLD 1 i4AH|C SOUW.Wm TRVUJfrTo or $19 level during the next few weeks. day. but late selling dragged the job growth in manufacturing was ReSToRE A SENSE OF Til£ l«mD DISHES OUT A6UPR3RT blue chips down and left the narrow lead over gainers in the transportation issues fell 5.39 to aiMP, HCADOf A YbU, GRPUP- Grain and livestock prices declined, giving up some of the 786.56. . weak. MfN RI HT PHIL. Sflf.REUANCE... ANDTR10)l(\PH.../»toHe/ indicator 3.10 points lower at overall tally of issues listed on the ’5 6 5 impressive gains they achieved on speculation that contami­ New York Stock Exchange. The Uncertainty over the economy’s International Business Ma­ OR6ANWH5FI. c iNPePBrJDCNCE... nated fallout from the nuclear accident could seriously damage 1,774.68. ”I think the market is going to be NYSE composite index dipped 0.09 health and fears that interest rates chines led the decline in the blue agriculture in the region. will rebound let* some investors chips, falling 2% to 154y«. Minne­ . ^ N ^ quite erratic after the damage that to 135.39. Crude oil settled 79 cents to 92 cents higher with the contract for Volume on the'Big Board con­ reluctant to trade heavily. sota Mining and Manufacturing was sustained in Wednesday’s dropped 2 to 102, General Electric delivery in June at $14.73 a barrel; heating oil was unchanged to sell-off,” said Eugene Peroni, tracted to 126.27 million shares A Labor Department report that 2.49 cents higher with June at 43.05 cents a gallon; and leaded from 146.48 million on Thursday. the civilian unemployment rate dipped Ve to 76Vi and American director of technical research for Telephone & Telegraph fell Ve to A L LE Y O O P • by Dave Graue______gasoline was 1.29 cents to 1.95 cents higher with June at 51.64 Bateman Eichler, Hill Richards A sharp rebound in oil prices on fell 0.1 percentage point to 7.1 cents a gallon. commodities exchanges benefitted percent in April indicated the 24 Ve. COME ON, KOOGIE! I RIGHTl HOPE YOU'RE ) MY GOODNESEi WELL, THOSE TWO ...I THINK I'D BETTER Inc. ”It will take several weeks for OURnuc FRIEND NEEDS V FEELING BETTER, .V THEYT H E Y SMDS AID I SEEM SINCERE CHECK THEIR STORY OUT Among the slumping commodities on the Chicago Board of HIS REST, A.ND WE \ WIZER' ,------W AS A B O U T ENOUGH, AND I'VE WITH SOMEONE ELSE, JUST Trade, corn and wheat futures were hardest hit. HA.VE THINGS TO DO! W THANK. TO PUT A NEW NO REASON TO TO BE SURE! KING ON THE DOUBT THEIR HONESTY.... New jobs offset smokestack unemployment MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreaves A Sellers T H R O N E O F MOO! THAT'S HOWEVER. GM recalling 764,700 vehicles HEAVY STUFF! DETROIT — General Motors Corp. announced the recall told the Joint Economic Commit­ also are beginning to help put a the favorable developments. A ^ Y WASHINGTON (AP) - Plung­ Nearly l.I million so-called y o T H E c: hi Friday of some 1983-85 Chevrolet Camaros and Pontiac Firebirds ing interest rates and oil prices tee of Congress. “ What we’re glow on the figures, with the labor A L L and 1985 Chevrolet Astro and GMC Safari Viins because of seeing is small and rather slow force growing by only 29,000 people ’’discouraged” workers have YOU began showing up favorably in the given up even looking for jobs. And possible seat belt and steering column defects. ^ job market last month, helping growth, but it is growth.'” in April after rising a total 1.7 C A N E A T In the past four months, the million the previous 12 months. the number of people working About 738,000 Camaros and Firebirds were befrrg recalled create 205,000 new jobs to offset the part-time, but not out of choice, because their front seat shoulder belts may not retract properly, continuing ill health f smokestack economy has created one million However, a couple of what Ms. Norwood called “troubling as­ shot up by 385,000 in April to 5.9 GM said. industries and modestly reduce new jobs, rising to an all-time high unemployment to 7.1 percent, the of 110,587,000 people at work, the pects” — one new and the other million, the highest level in more Owners were being told to bring their cars to dealers to have with a long-term history — clouded than two years. r i - the belt system checked and modified by installing new retaining government reported Friday. bureau said. Population trends THE BORN LOSER <^’by Art Santom spring clips or, if necessary, by replacing the retractors. Despite the loss of the 60,000 jobs in manufacturing and oil and gas ■ r , W A BWLE TlO«T<^ GUPg,tLL' LOOK,WHY OOUTI JlCTSAVe HCl) About 26,700 Astro and Safari vans were being recalled because there is a chance that a part of the power steering gear industries, a housing boom trig­ AAERC£Pe$, A ijV TAKe I H ' I K m E housing could break. GM said. gered by the lowest mortgage 'EM AWPIW rates this decade raised construc­ FHA can accept applications again tion, real estate and finance M employment by 130.000 in April, ' f e k e a L o o k P k i z z f e s A s t r o g r a p h WASHINGTON — President Reagan signed emergency the Bureau of Labor Statistics legislation Friday extending the depleted authority of two said. 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By Cliff Haas Reagan was less than lukewarm The Associated Press about the package, praising only the facT that the Senate had taken Cheney tightens grip oh COC’s top rung WASHINGTON - Despite Presi­ action. dent Reagan’s "serious reserva­ The Sejjiite-passed plan calls for tions,” budget writers said a unspecified tax increases of about By Bob PapettI seventh to tie it up at 3-3 against a mitted suicide. his first loss in thre.e decisions. bipartisan $1 triiiion tax-and- $13.2 billion next year, which is Herald Sports Writer tiring Gonzalez, who was not to be Dowd, sprinting home on the Tech took a 2-0 lead with single spending pian the Senate passed more than double what Reagan denied his seventh straight pitch, was already three-quarters markers in the first and second. early Friday sends a loud and clear recommended in the budget prop­ Cheney Tech is Number One. triumph. of the way down the line when Nese delivered a clutch, two-out signal about the need for revenue osals he sent to Congress on Feb. 5. Not that the Beavers’ baseball Tech shortstop Tom Dowd led off Gonzalez dropped his bunt. By the double — his first of two two- However, it is lower than the increases and restraint in Pen­ team, undefeated in league play, the bottom half with his third time Bastura fielded the ball and baggers — to supply the initial run. $18.7 billion in tax increases tagon spending to trim federal red has ever been anywhere else but on single of the day off losing pitcher made an instinctive albeit worth­ Mark Pelletier’s RBI grounder ink. Domenici’s budget committee had top of the Charter Oak Conference Jim Bastura. Bruce Carpenter laid less throw to first, it was over. drove in the second in the second, Sen. Pete V. Domenici, R-N.M., recommended. this year. chairman of the Senate Budget On military spending authority, down a sacrifice bunt, and was safe “ This whole win has to start with after the Beavers were aided by The Techmen merely solidified Committee, said he expected legis­ the president had requested $320 when Portland catcher Chuck Rickey Gonzalez," said Baccaro, back-to-back dropped pop-ups by lation to carry out such action "w ill billion for next year, but the Senate their contention — pun intended — Jacobucci mishandled the ball for of his ironman workhorse. "H e laid Portland’s wind-blown infielders. find its way to the president’s desk package approved $301 billion. Friday by nipping preseason pro­ an error. down the perfect squeeze, and he "This ranks right up there,” within the next 40 to 50 days.” Still, that was $6 billion more than hibitive favorite Portland High, With runners on first and second, pitched with a lot of guts.” answered O’Connell, when asked if Rep. William H. dray III, D-Pa., the committee recommended. 4-3, on winning pitcher Rick cleanup batter-Ron Nese lofted a Gonzalez worked out of jams the game was the Highlanders’ chairman of the House Budget Cost-of-living increases for fed­ Gonzalez’ suicide squeeze bunt in high fly to straight-away center, with at least one runner in scoring worst defensive effort of the year. eral programs would be granted at Committee, welcomed the Se­ the bottom of the seventh. but the can of corn slipped through position in four of the first six Portland finally cracked Gon­ nate's action — which came at the rate of inflation, which the ” It was important, but it’s still the glove of center fielder Dave frames before Portland finally zalez in the fifth when Bob about 1 a.m. Friday — and said his budget anticipates at 2 percent. too early in the season to call any a Guild for the second successive wore him down in the seventh. panel would begin drafting its Reagan had called for the Buttram’s bad-hop runs-scoring ’must win,” ’ said Cheney coach version of the spending plan next elimination of dozens of domestic error and Portland’s sixth in the Bastura. who lined singles in his single made it 2-1. Cheney got the Bill Baccaro. “ I didn’t want to week. However, a statement spending program, but the Senate contest. Guild recovered his first three at bats, opened by run back in the sixth, when issued by Gray’s office did not package would get rid of only about overemphasize it. We were almost senses, and the ball, in time to striking out. But Greg Dinatale pinch-hitter Tibbo tripled and indicate whether he would seek tax 12, relatively small programs. overpsyched.” force Carpenter at second, but the drew a free pass and then consecu­ counted on a throwing error. increases similar to those in the The budget blueprint does not go The Beavers are now 8-0 in the winning run in the presence of tive singles by Bob Buttram, Curt The Beavers hope to continue Herald photo by Bashaw Senate package. to the White House for the COC, while the second-place High­ Dowd had scampered to third. Benashski and Dave Guild — the their roll on Tuesday, when they Democratic leaders had prom­ president’s signature but serves as landers slip to 5-2 in the confer­ Cup. On the other side of the truck is Jenna Lee Liut, Cheney had Dowd at third and latter two for RBIs — accounted host RHAM at 3:15 p.m. Joel Quenneville, a Hartford Whaler defenseman, waves ised the House panel could produce a guide for Congress as it makes its ence. Cheney is 8-1 overall, the lone Nese on first with one out and No. 5 for the equalizers. its own budget 72 hours after the spending and tax decisions. to fans from a pickup truck in Friday's parade honoring sitting on the lap of her father, Mike Liut, who turned in a loss coming to Prince Tech, 15-6, batter Gonzalez coming to the Gonzalez, who scattered 11 hits CHENEY TECH (4) — Mancinl It Senate finished work. 4-0-0-0, Dowd 4-2-3-0, Carpenter ct the tram for its performance in the quest forthe Stanley stellar performance in goal during the playoffs. back on April 17. plate. With a base open and a while fanning six. then issued his 3- 0-0-0, Nese dh 4-0-2-1, Gonzalez p "N ow it’s up to the House to Portland. 6-2 overall, also lost a 2-0-0-1, PIres 3b 3-0-0-0, Parent 2b match its rhetoric with action,” chance to set up the force at home, second base on balls, to designated 2-t-04), Shea 1b 2-0-0-0, Tibbo ph t-M-O, conference contest to Vinal Tech said Senate Majority Leader Bob Soviets tell fundamental purists may have hitter Brian Laplante, to load the Pelletier c 3-0-0-1, Maqulre r( O-O-O-O, earlier in the campaign. petitioned for the intentional walk. Totals 28-4-6-3. - -» 3 sacks. But the Cheney senior Parade salutes winningest Whalers Dole, R-Kan. PORTLAND (3) — Bastura p 4-0-3-0, Gray had said on Thursday, ” f just want to say that Cheney is But Portland chose to pitch to captain bore down and escaped G. Dinatale lt2-l-1-0, Buttram 2b 4-1-2-1, “ The House position is that addi­ of disaster a very good team and they’ve BenasbskI rt 4-0-1-1, Guild ct 4-0-1-), Herald photo by Pinto Gonzalez, who hadn't made con­ from further damage. Laplante dh 3-0-1-0, Mlnickene 1b Bv Kenneth R. Bozinet tional revenues are needed but that Continued from page 1 shown a lot of improvement under tact all afternoon while whiffing The Beavers managed just six 4- 0-1-0, Jacobucci c 4-0-0-0, R. Dinatale United Press International the House will not consider them Coach Baccaro,” said Portland twice and walking once._ hits — three by Dowd, two by Nese ss 3-1-1-0, Scondura 3b O-O-GO, Totals Rick Gonzalez pitched a strong game and accounted for port Friday saying that residents 32-3-11-3 until the president and the Republi­ pilot Charlie O’Connell. Without even leaving a note, and and a pinch-hit triple by Chris Portland 000 010 2 3-11-6 the game-winner with a suicide squeeze in the bottom of cans signal agreement.” of the area were boating and HARTFORD - The hockey The visiting Highlanders had in full view of a shocked High­ Tibbo that resulted in their third Cheney Tech 110 001 1 4-6-2 the seventh inning as Cheney Tech nipped Portland, 4-3, season is over for them but that But Sen. Lawton Chiles of engaging in water sports on the Bastura and Jacobucci; Gonzalez (allied for two runs in the top of the lander nine, Rick Gonzalez com­ tally — off Bastura. who suffered and Pelletier. wasn't important to the thousands Florida, the senior Democrat on Dniepr River, and Soviet televi­ Friday at the Beavers’ field. of fans who lined downtown streets the Senate Budget Committee, sion’s nightly news carried filmed Friday to praise the Hartford said the Senate votes of 66-29 and reports of May Day festivities in Whaler's, who this week com­ 70-25 on the compromise spending Kiev and elsewhere in the Ukraine. AL roundup pleted their winningest NHL plan for the fiscal year beginning After a feature on corniplanting in season. Oct. 1 should clear the way for the Chernigov region near Kiev, a Following the parade. Whalers House Democrats to act, commentator said: "Western General Manager Emile "The On the final ballot, 38 Democrats news agencies are spreading false Cat" Francis told a news confer­ and 32 Republicans voted in favor reports about thei accident at ence he has never seen a team of the package while 19 Republi­ Chernobyl station. Yankees blanked, Andujar handles the Bosox finish as strongly as his club did cans and six Democrats opposed it. Yeltsin said residents of four this season, while contending "W e have given to the (House) "settlements” in the vicinity of the Connecticut's only major league Democrats what they needed, and reactors were immediately evacu­ Bv United Press International the season. Mike Smithson, 3-2, struck out professional team has matured. that’s a budget that has a majority ated, and none of them were A’s 4, Red Sox 1 seven, walked one and limited NEW YORK - Ed Correa, the Detroit to no more than one runner Whalers players waved to of the (Senate) Republicans sup­ directly exposed to the radiation At Boston, rookie Jose Canseco. youngest player in the major per inning until the seventh in screaming fans during the parade porting new taxes,” Chiles said. from the damaged reactor. The Dave Kingman and Bruce Bochte and a delegation of state and city “ They can go forward now, they Soviets have never said which four leagues, allowed three hits Friday pitching a six-hitter. night to lead the Texas Rangers to belted home runs Friday night to officials were headed by Gov. can put revenue in. I don't think “settlements” were evacuated, support Joaquin Andujar’s five- William A. O'Neill, who declared they have to wait for the president but it has been presumed that one a 7-0 victory over the New York Indians 7, White Sox 5 Yankees. hitter and lead the Oakland A ’s to a the day "Whalers Day" in to say, T m going to take new of them was Pripyat, the town that 4-1 victory over the Red Sox. At Chicago, Tony Bernazard and Connecticut. taxes.'” grew up around the plant site in the Correa, who turned 20 Tuesday, struck out nine and walked five in snapping Boston's four-game win­ Chris Bando had run-scoring sin­ There were plenty of balloons Domenici said the House and the 1970s, and the other was probably ning streak. gles in the top of the 10th to give the IVI and Whaler's green displayed by White House should read the Chernobyl, which is close by, pitching his first major league shutout in his sixth major league Andujar, 3-1. walked one and Indians a 7-5 victory loyal fans of the team, which Senate votes as sentiment for Yeltsin did not say how many struck out three in recording his over the Chicago White Sox. excited the state with its Cinder­ action on a mix of tax increases, people were evacuated, nor did he star^The right- hander, obtained the White Sox in the off first American League complete Brook Jacoby opened with a ella climb from Adam's Division domg^tic spending restraint and mention casualty figures or other game. single off reliever Dave Schmidt, doormat to Stanley Cup Herald photo by Bashaw less for the Pentagon than Reagan related details. The Soviet govern­ seqson'Aevened his record at 2-2. I'ankees’ biggest scoring The A's took a 2-0 lead in the 0-1. Schipidt hit Pat Tabler with a contenders. The topy^ass of the Hartford Whalers and vice president; Jack Evans, head requested. ment’s official casualty toll in the fourth inning off loser Al Nipper, pitch. One out later, Bernanzard "I have never seen a team “ I believe the message is loud reactor disaster as of Friday fcaiite in the fourth. They lead theparade in Hartford Friday. From coach; and Claude LaRose, assistant had runners on second and third 2-3. Dwayne Murphy led off with a singled to right to score Jacoby and through a two-month period give so and clear and it couldn’t be any remained two dead and 197 in­ double down the left-field line and send Tablertothird. Bando singled much, and they had to give it," left are Howard Baldwin, managing coach. stronger,” he said. jured, 18 of them seriously. with two out, but Willie Randolph filed out to right fielder Pete Canseco followed by smashing a in Tabler to make it 7-5. A Francis said referring to the general partner; Emile Francis, manager Incaviglia to end the inning. 1- 1 pitch into the right-field seats Ernie Camacho, despite allow­ team's strong 12-3-2 record during for his seventh homer of the ing a run-scoring single in the March and April. Texas scored twice in the second inning off loser Bob Shirley 0-2. season. bottom of the ninth to Jerry "I think they've matured and team's elder player, said it was a we've done is for a purpose, but the Adams Division finals earlier Don Slaught led off with a walk. The Red Sox cut the lead to 2-1 in Hairston, won his first decision. they picked up a lot of experience," great year for the team and the that (deal) was done for a reason . .. this week, set 78 team and Two outs later and Toby Harrah the bottom of the inning. Dwight he said. fans. his leadership on and off the ice." individual records this season. also walked. Scott Fletcher, who Evans led off with a single and Francis also praised the fans Tve always thought Hartford Francis, boasting the Adams had two doubles and three RBI. Wade Boggs walked. After Bill Brewers 5, Angels 4 who stuck by the Whalers during could be a hockey town." Francis Division isthetoughest in the NHL, The Whalers peaked this season doubled to center scoring both Buckner popped out. Jim Rice At . Paul Molitor six losing seasons prior to this said. said the Whalers will have to with a three-game sweep of the runners. extended his hitting streak to nine collected a single and triple and Y year. Goalie Mike Mike Liut was improve to maintain their new­ Quebec Nordiques in the opening In the third, with one out, Shirley games with a loop single to center, stole home Friday night to lead the "1 think maybe the teams' eyes praised by "The Cat " as the team's found status as a winning team. round of the NHL playoffs. walked Gary Ward and Larry scoring Evans. Milwaukee Brewers toa 5-4 victory are open about this community," top acquisition in the last two "We've got to get better and Francis said the high point of the Oakland added two runs in th e' seasons, which is impressive con­ Parrish. Slaught singled home over the California Angels. UPI photo Francis said. "I'm not just proud we've got to im prove," he said. season was the Whaler’s 40 wins, sixth to increase the lead to 4-1. of this team. I'm proud of this sidering Francis made eight ,A ^ r d . After George Wright struck The triumph was the Brewers' The team finished the regular which topped the previous record With two out. Kingman smashed a community, and I'm talking about trades this season alone. out. Steve Buechele singled home fifth in their last seven games, Boston’s Steve Lyons (right) dives bac-k baseman Bruce Bochte makes the season with a 40-36-4 record. by 10, while the low point this year 2- 0 pitch over the left-field screen Hartford." "From the time he came here, Parrish to make it 4-0. while the Angels lost for only the to first base on an attempted pickoff sweep tag. Oakland won, 4-1. The Whalers, who were defeated was the team’s play during Febru­ for his third homer. Bochte fol­ Captain Ron Francis, whose five this team has played .500 hockey, " Texas added two runs in the second time in their last 11 games. by the Montreal Canadiens in ary when they lost seven consecu­ lowed with a wind-blown drive into Friday night at Fenway Park. A’s first seasons in Hartford makes him the sixth. Shirley walked Buechele, Juan Nieves, 1-1, a 21-year old Francis said. 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Baseball OAKLAND BOSTON United Press International obrhbl obrtibl be Badger Land, the 3-1 second The stakes of the world’s most Phillips 2b 4 0 0 0 Evans noeonitiMisErt 4 12 0 LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Three pick; English invader Bold Arran­ famous horse race included much Murphy cf 4 1 1 0 Boggs 3b 3 0 0 0 more than the split of the purse: Canseco If 3 1 1 2 Bucknr 1b 4 0 0 0 LPGA money leaders lightly regarded but very fast gement, Mogambo, Icy ■ Groom. A L standings Klnomn dh 3 1 1 1 Rice If 4 0 2 1 horses — , Zabaleta and Ferdinand, Wheatly Hall and $609,400 for first, $100,000 for Bochte 1b 4 111 Baylor dh 4 0 0 0 d fe d P (Through AprIIZ?) I Bachelor Beau — may have the Southern Appeal. Wise Times, second, $50,000 for third and $25,000 Lonsfrd 3b 3 0 1 0 (Sedmon c 4 0 0 0 PocWNs.iWPSOHe 1202,724 for fourth. (Lot* ganwt not Included) Davis rt 3 0 10 Barrett 2b 3 0 1 0 1. Pat Bradley biggest say in determining today Rampage and Fobby Forbes — all E ott 2. Mary Beth Zimmerman 119,983 The winner also will leave G riffin ss 3 0 0 0 Lyons cf 3 0 0 0 106,418 whether favorite wins closers — would be trailing the L Pet, GB Bothe c 4 0 10 Romero ss 3 0 0 0 ouroMypj 3. Val Skinner Louisville with a chance to earn New York 14 e .636 4. Jull Inkster IO24I67 or loses the $784,400 Kentucky field. Cleveland Totals 31 4 ? 4 Totals 32 1 5 1 87,513 millions of dollars in syndication 12 8 .600 1 Oakland 000 202 00 0 -4 5. Potty Sheehan Derby. But if handicapping were that Boston 12 9 .571 }*/7 6. Betsy King 79,991. and the promise of huge stud fees. Milwaukee Boston 000 100 000-1 67,559 The path those three cut across simple, there would be no need for 10 10 .500 3 Game-Winning RBI— Canseco (2). 7. Chris Johnson Detroit 10 10 .500 3 8. Jon Stephenson 62J64 the field in going for the rail and the the race. The race also was geographic in Baltimore E—Andulor. DP—Oaklond 1, Boston 2. Bxtt sniff!! 61469. 10 11 .476 3'/7 LOB—Oakland 5, Boston 5.28—Murphy, t a l i ' 9. Amv Alcott lead after they break from outside If Zabaleta or Groovy break nature: the field included five Toronto 9 12 .429 4'/a 10. Jane Geddes 60,339 California-bred, -based or -raced Wtftf Evans. HR—Canseco (?), Kingman 11. Penny Puli 45435 — and the pace set by the one who badly, the other might be able to California 14 9 .609 _ (3), Bochte (2). S—Davis. 12. Cathy Krotzert 44403 gets there — could eliminate as take the lead easily enough to horses who could finally quiet the Ooklond 13 10 .565 1 IP H RERBBSO 13. Hollis Staev 43493 many as half the field of 16 before a leisurely win the Derby wire-to- Eastern establishment’s conten­ Tex(B 10 10 .500 2‘/a 14. Avoko Okamoto 42466 tion that West Coast racing is Kansas City 10 10 .500 2'/j Oaklond 15. Sandra Polmer 40436 half-mile is run. wire, like Spend a Buck did last Minnesota 10 13 .435 4 Andular (W 3-1) 9 5 11)3 16. JoAnne Corner 37,268 Post for the race, richest in 112 year. inferior. Chicago Boston 7 13 .350 5'/a Nipper (L 2-3) ? 2-3 ? 4 4 2 2 17. Beth Daniel 364M runnings of the first leg of racing’s Snow Chief, California-bred and Seattle 7 15 .318 6'/2 ikNeW 18. Becky Pearson 35444 Collar 2-3 0 0 0 2 0 So many of the better or faster raised; hoped (o,become the first Frldoy’i RcMlti 19. Alice RItzman 33,842 Triple Crown, is set for 5:40 p.m. Crawford 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 horses will break outside — favorite to win the Run for the Texas?, New YorkO T—2:24. A—1?,?20. Vr»f9» 20. Janet Coles 33418 EDT. It will be televised nationally OaklondS, Boston) Umpires—Home, Cooney; lb, Pa­ 21. Donna CaponI 32,M Badger Land is in the No. 10 post Roses since Spectacular Bid in KansosCItvS, BaltlmoreO TRAC® OF IT! 22. Laura Baugh 31,909 by ABC Sports. lermo; 2b, YAung; 3b, Kaiser. MllwoukeeS, CalltornloS 23. Lori Gortaez 30,728 Forecasts called for sunny skies, and Snow Chief, Bachelor Beau, 1979. Snow Chief has won five Minnesota 10, Detroit 1 tJSiNS 24. Jane Crdtter 29491 temperatures in the 60s — and a Groovy, Zabaleta and Fobby straight races, seven of his last Cleveland?, ChlcagoS 29,583 25. Muffin Spencer-Devlln fast track. Forbes are lined up left to right eight and has career earnings of Seottle at Toronto, night 26. Jerllyn Britz 29,228 Nos. 12 through 16 — that the battle more than $1.7 million, making Saturday's Games Royals 5. Orioles 0 27. Patti Rizzo 28,927 “If they run forty-six and some­ {All Times EOT) PRO®. 28. Laurie RInker 28441 thing (seconds for the first half), it for ground-saving position going him racing’s youngest millionaire Oakland (Langford 1-2) at Boston (M. 29. Myro Blackwelder 26428 gives everybody a chance,” said into the first turn could leave more and the richest Derby starter in Brown 1-0), );05 p.m. BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY 30. Penny Hammel 2543) Seattle (Morgan 1-2) at Toronto (Acker 31. Amv Benz 24,423 Leroy Jolley, trainer of 10-1 casualties than survivors. history. }-)), 1:15 p.m. Ob r h bi Ob r b bl Wloflins 2b 5 0 2 0 Motley rf 3 0 0 0 32. Lisa Young 23494 Mogambo and a two-time Derby If the speed horses go too fast, The handsome near-black son of California (Romonlck 2-1) at Mllwou- Lacy rf 4 0 10 Wilson ^ 4 0 10 33. Rosie Jones 23422 they’ll be forced to drop out long Reflected Glory-Miss Snowflake, 2 1 36.0 21 8 20 0.75 Bold Arrangement had odds of 12-1 as front of a screaming crowd Of more more foreign owners to ship their Boltimore 000 000 000<~0 Horner 1b 5 2 4 2 Schmidt 1b 4 0 3 1 Burke, Mil 1 0 18.2 10 6 19 0.96 43. Barb Thomas 19,327 English-born Bold Arrangement, who lead, and Bachelor Beau, Broad Sunday's Gomes Harper if 4 10 0 Hayes If 4 0 0 0 44. Atsuko HIkoge 19,239 than 125,000. Also add the inexpe­ horses to the United Stales for the Oakland at Boston Kansos City 013 030 OOx— 5 Worrell, StL 1 1 16.2 11 15 7 1.06 Conference Championship drinks beer and eats jelly doughnuts, of Friday for the 112th running of the Brush and favorite Snow Chief Game-winning RBI — Sundberg (1). Thomas ss 5 0 3 1 Wilson rt 2 0 0 0 Howell, LA 0 1 15.2 9 10 18 1.15 45. Kathy Postlewalt 18,106 rience of several of the horses — Derby or other big races. Texas at New York Virgil c 3 111 Daulton c 3 0 0 0 1.25 Montreal vs. New York 46. Colleen Walker 17485 close behind. Minnesota at Detroit E —. DP —Baltm ore 1. LOB — Tibbs, Mtl 3 0 36.0 22 17 22 (Canadians lead series 1-0) frolics in the grass of Kentucky Friday. Kentucky Derby. Baltimore 11. Kansas City 6. 2B— Hubbrd 2b 3 0 1 1 Jeltz ss 4 0 0 0 Gooden, NY 4 0 43.0 28 6 32 1.26 47. Jody Rosenthal 17,572 Seattle at Toronto Palmer p 4 10 0 Carlton p 0 0 0 0 1.27 May 1 — Montreal 2, New York 1 48. Dale Eggellng 16,756 California at Milwaukee BalbonI. HR— Brett (5). White (2). Knepper, Ho> 4 0 35.1 28 9 19 May 3 — New York at Montreal, 8:05 SB—Wiggins (6). SF —Sundberg. Letebvr ph 1 0 0 0 Walk, Pit 1 0 20.2 10 7 15 1.31 49. Jane Blalock 15,112 Cleveland at Chicago Stewart p 0 0 0 0 p.m. 50. Mindy Moore 14,756 Baltimore ot Kansas City Roblnsn, Cn 2 0 19.2 12 4 14 1.37 May 5 — Montreal at New York, 7:X IP H R ER BB SO James ph 10 0 0 Welch, LA 3 1 43.2 33 12 37 1.44 51. Robin Walton 13453 Scholastic roundup Rucker p 0 0 0 0 p.m. 52. Shelley Hamlin 13,595 Baltimore Guante, Pit 1 0 15.0 8 7 12 1.60 May 7 — Montreal at New York, 8:05 Flanagan (L 1-3) 2 4 3 3 4 0 Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 M.DavIs, SF: 1 1 19.0 14 4 20 1.89 53. Heather Farr 13,523 Snell 5 4 2 2 1 3 Foley ph 10 0 0 2 35.0 34 14 24 2.06 p.m. 54. 13497 N L standings Hershlsr, L. V 3 X May 9 — New York at Montreal, Havens 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 3? ? II 5 Totals 32 1 5 1 Tudor, StL 3 1 39.0 30 8 18 2.06 55. Anne-Marie Palll 12,935 Kansos City Atlanta 320 010 100— ? 7:X p.m. 56. Sherri Turner 12,28\ X May 11 — Montreal at New York,7:X ( West Coast games not included) Soberhagn (W 2-2) 9 10 0 0 1 6 Philadelphia 100 000 000— 1 57. Sherrin Smyers 11,879 Flanagan pitched to 3 batters In 3rd. Game-winning RBI — None. p.m. 58. Marta FIgueravDottI 11,825 X May 14 — New York at Montreal, 7:X East T—2:22. A—27,691. E—Samuel 2, Thomas, Wilson. DP— 59. Kathy Whitworth 11,519 Red-hot Indian nine evens record for first time W L Pet. GB Umpires—Home, Rowe; 1b, Hlrsch- Atlanta 1: LOB—Atlanta 10, Phlladelphio Basketball p.m. 60. Betsy Barrett 10,788 — beck; 2b, Bornett; 3b, Bremlgon. 12. 2B—Thomas. SB—Murphy (1), Sa­ 61. Lauren Howe 10,282 New York 14 4 .778 Campbell Conference Losing pitcher White started on season with its next match on Montreal 9 10 .474 5'/a muel (3).SF—Hubbard, Virgil. 62. Bonnie Lauer 9,897 3-0,’’ cited East coach Jim Philadelphia 0 10 .450 6 Norris Division Lourl Peterson 9,776 WINDHAM - Manchester the mound but didn’t last through Monday al home against Southing­ St. Louis 8 11 .421 6'/a IP H R ER BB SO Conloronce Championship 64. Barb Bunkowsky 9,552 High’s baseball team is hot. Penders. the first inning. Bielecki relieved ton High. 7 .412 6'/a Attanta vs. St. Louis 65. Janet Anderson 9,280 10 Twins lO.TigersI (Blues lead series 1-0) Utilizing the habit-forming tal­ East had a 4-3 lead after three, and went the rest of the way. Results: Alivssa Masters (W) def. Chicogo 7 12 .368 7'/a Palmer (W 2-1) 9 5 1 1 7 9 NBA piayoffs 66. Cindy Mackey 9,167 Terl McGehan 5-5 retired; Lisa Kogut Philadelphia May 2—St. Louis 1, Calgary 0 67. Sally Quinlan 9,029 ents of their top-of-the-order bat­ before Aquinas knocked out start­ Mary Devine was the winning West May 4—St. Louisa) Colgary. 8:05p.m. (\/V) def. Debbie Bray 6*1. 6*2; Anno Houston 15 6 .714 — Carlton (LI-4) 4 5 5 3 5 0 68. Sandro Haynie 9412 ters, the visiting Indians whomped ing pitcher Rob Stanford in the pitcher, while Kelley Farrell MINNESOTA DETROIT Stewart 2 1110 1 (Lota Bome not Included) Rigglo (AA) def. Beth Drayton 6-lr 6*2; Son Froncisco 13 9 .591 2'/a Ob r h bl db r h bl 69. Linda Hunt 9,001 the Windham Whippets, 8-4, in CCC fourth. But the Saints lead didn’t cranked three hits, including a Laura Byrne (W) def. Leslie Johnson Son Diego 13 9 .591 2'/a Rucker 2 3 1 103. Confironco Somlflnols May 6 — Colgary at St. Louis, 8 :X pm. 70. Cindy FIgg 8,876 Puckett ct 6 3 3 ? Collins cf 4 Bedroslon 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 (All Times EDT) East Division action Friday last long as Kevin Riggs’ belted his three-run homer, to pace St. 6*3z 6-2; Paulo Lacey-JIII Boggini (AA) Los Angeles 11 13 .458 5'/a Bush It 2 0 12 Modlsn 3b 3 0 0 1 71. Dawn Coe 8,593 def. Debbie O'BrIen-Jen Watt 6-3, 0-6, Atlonta 9 12 .429 6 HBP—by Palmer (Schmidt). (BostHif-tovon) Moy8 —Calgary at SI. Louis, 8:Xp.m. 72. Alice Miller 8,566 afternoon. fourth homer of the season, a Bernard’s offense. Beane II 3 0 0 0 Whitakr 2b 4 0 1 0 Eastern Conforenco 7-5; Sue Guerette-Krlstln Ashbacher Cincinnotl 5 13 .278 8'/a Hrbek 1b 2 0 0 0 Parrish c 3 WP— 0^0 0 73. Shirley Furlong 8429 Carlton. Balk—Stewart 2. T—2:43. A— Boston vs. Attanta X May 10 — St. Louis at Calgary, 8:05 The win was the Indians’ fifth in two-run shot, that put East in front The Eagles are idle until Tues­ (AA) def. Debbie Peterson-Amy Chesek Fridoy's Results Hatcher 1b 2 1 2 1 Harper c 0 0 0 0 74. Beverly Kloss 8,248 6- 2, 6-4; Huck-Kogut (W) def. GaW Houston 6, Montreal 3 20,237. (Celtics load series 34)) pm. 75. Deedee Lasker 8495 eight games as they evened their for good. day, when they host St. Mary’s at Brnnsky rf 2 1 0 0 Splimn ph 10)0 April 27 — Boston 103, Atlanta 91 X May 12 — Calgary at St. Louis, 8:X Sheffleid-NIcoie AAellow 5-7, 6-1, 7-5. Atlanta?,, Philodelphlal Smally dh 3 0 0 0 Evans dh 3 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, B. Williams; 1b, 76. Ok-Hee Ku 8,W7 overall record to 5-5, the first time The Eagles took control with a Nike Field at 3:30 p.m. New York 6, Cincinnati 7 RIppley; 2b, Pulll; 3b, West. p.m. GaettI 3b 4 2 3 1 Laga 1b 4 0 10 April 29 — Boston 119, Atlanta 108 X May 14 — St. Louis at Calgary, 9:05 at the .500 mark this season. five-run fifth inning highlighted by EC boys edged Pittsburgh at San Diego, night Lmbrdz 2b 2 1 1 1 Herndon It 4 0 0 0 St. Louis at Los Angeles, night May 2 — Boston 11), Atlanta 107 p.m. Manchester is also 3-3 in the CCC a two-run single from DiLoreto, Salas c 3 0 ) 0 Sherldn rf 3 0 0 0 May 4 — Boston at Atlanta, 1 p m. x-lf nocessory P’or the third time in five Chicogo at San Francisco, night (Jaone ss 3 2 11 Trmmll ss 3 1 3 0 Astros . Expos 3 East. Windham is also 3-3 in the Riggs socked a key two-run double Tennis Soturday's Gomes 6 x-M ay6 — Atlanta at Boston, 7 :X p.m. matches, the East Catholic High Totols 32 10 12 0 Totals 32 1 4 1 x-May 8 — Boston at Atlanta, TBA Scholastic conference, 5-4 overall. in a six-run sixth frame as East CAM Times EDT) Minnesota 131 010 040—10 boys’ tennis team dropped a 4-3 Atlanta (Mahler 1-4) ot Philadelphia x-May 11 — Atlonta at Boston, 1 p.m. “The top of the order did all the stretched its lead. MHS boys win Detroit 000 001 000— 1 HOUSTON MONTREAL Milwaukee vs. Philadelphia decision. The Eagles bowed to (Rawley 3-1), 1:20 p.m. Game-winning RBI — Puckett (1). obrhbl obrhbl work,” said Indians’ coach Don Beneficiary of all the runs was Houston (Ryan 3-3) at Montreal Sweeping the doubles matches, visiting St. Bernard s by that E—Hotcher, Madison, Herndon. Doran 2b . 2 2 I 1 Raines If 4 2 2 0 (Series tied 1-1) Race. "They’ve been delivering freshman hurler Kevin Greene, (Hesketh 0-3), 1:35 p.m. DP— Detroit 4. LOB—Minnesota 10, Reynids ss 4 1 1 I Webster cf 4 0 0 1 Leaders MHS JV softbaii the Manchester High boys’ tennis margin Friday at the Manchester New York (Oleda 3-0) at Cincinnati Cruz If 4 0 2 2 Dawson rt 3 0 2 0 April 2 9 - -Philodelphia 1)8, Milwaukee right along now.'’ who relieved Stanford in the fourth Detroit 6. 2B—Whitaker, Trammell, 112 Community College courts. (Denny 1-2), 2:15 p.m. Gagne, Puckett. 3B—Bush. HR—Puckett Hatcher If 0 0 0 0 Brooks ss 9 0 2 1 The Manchester High junior varsity The top five hitters for Manches­ and worked until the sixth inning team whipped visiting Wethers­ Chicogo (Sanderson 1-1) at San Moy 1 — Milwaukee 119, Phlladelphio softball team was dealt a 17-12 loss to East is now 1-4 for the season (10), Lombardozil (2). S—Solos. SF— Davis 1b 4 0 0 0 Walloch 3b 4 107 0 00 ter are, in order, Jon Roe. Joe when he was hit with a line drive in field High. 6-1, Friday at the Francisco ((3arrelts3-2), 4:05p.m. Gagne, Madison, GaettI. Walling 3b 4 0 0 0 Galarrg 1b 4 0 0 0 Windham High Friday at Chorter Oak Memorial Field courts. while the Saints are 3-1. Pittsburgh (Kipper 0-2) ot San Diego Ashby c 3 10 0 Law 2b 4 111 May 3 —- Mllwoukee at Philodelphia, Field. Casey, Sean McCarthy, Mike Cus­ the face. Greene didn’t finish the (Hawkins 1-2), 10:05 p.m. 2 :X p.m. Money ieaders The Whippets scored 13 runs In the Gregg Horowitz and Jay Snyder, Sean Powers played a strong IP H R ER BB SO Bass ct 4 2 2 0 Fitzgerld c 4 0 1 0 May 5 —- Milwaukee ot Phlladelphio, ter and Mike Charter. While Roe, game on the hill but was okay, St. Louis (Conroy 1-0) at Los Angeles Minnesota Puhl rt 2 0 0 1 Youmns p 10 0 0 third Inning to pull ahead. An Indians' both sophomores, combined for game in winning for East while (Valenzuela 3-1), 10:05 p.m. 7 :X p.m. late comeback fell short. Tommy the team-leading batter, went reported Penders. Greene walked Smithson (W 3-2) 9 6 1 1 1 7 Walker ct 1 0 0 0 Riley p 0 0 0 0 May 7 — Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8 PGA (30LF victory in the No. 3 doubles slot for Jim F’allon controlled the net in his Sufidoy's (3omes Detroit Knepper p 2 0 0 0 Krnchc ph 10 0 0 1, Colvin Peete 3X1,558. 2, John Snellenberger slugged a triple and hitless, the next four accounted for none and fanned two during his Atlanta at Philodelphia p.m. double to pace the losers, while Missy Manchester. It was their first win for the Eagles. Morris (L 3-3) 1 1-3 4 4 4 4 0 Bailey ph 0 0 0 1 Porrett p 0 0 0 0 x-May 9 — Milwaukee at Philadelphia, Mahaftev $249,6X. 3, Andy Bean 32X,604. all seven Indian hits and runs stint. New York at Cincinnati Cory 1 2-3 1 1 1 2 1 Kerfeld p 0 0 0 0 Wohifrd ph 1 0 0 0 4, Fuzzy Zoeller 3221,3X. 5, Tom Kite Heller and Stacey Tomkiel also added victory for the Indian netters. Houston at Montreal TBA two-baggers. batted in. “He (Greene), too, has great Results: Sean Powers (EC) def. Jay LaPoint 4 4 1 0 3 1 Pnkvts ph 10 0 0 x-Mov 1) — Phlladelphioat Milwaukee, $191,375. 6, Hal Sutton 3187,960. 7, Payne Manchester is now 3-1 for the Fusco 6-4, 6-1; A rt Sulco (SB) def. Mat. Chicogo at Son Francisco, 2 O'Neal 2 3 4 4 3 1 Calhoun p 0 0 0 0 Stewart 31X.892. 8, Bernhord Longer The 6-2 Indians travel to East McCarthy ripped three hits and promise,” Pentlers spoke of his St. Louis at Los Angeles 1 p.m H artford on Monday. season with its next match Monday DImbIckI 6-2, 6-3; Jim Fallon (EC) det. W P —O 'N eal 2. B alk — L a P o in t. DSmIth p 0 0 0 0 $177,195. 9, Bob Tway 3176,745. 10, Doug scored three runs. Charter rapped second freshman hurler. The other Chris Wallace 6-1, 6-3; Erik Kowak Pittsburgh at San Diego PB—Parrish. T -3:04.A—15,446. Totals 31 6 6 6 Totals 32 3 I 3 Tewell 3173,325. against Hall High in West Stondeuts W M tirn Conference two hits and knocked in two. Casey is Mark Mangiafico. '.’To have a (SB) det. Greg Seover 6-2, 6-); Fusco- Houston 128 000 300— 6 vs. Houston LPGA GOLF MHS JV basebaii Hartford. Wallace (SB) def. Fallon-DimbIckI 6-3, Home Runs Umpires — Home, Morrison; 1b, Montreal 000 001 011— 3 I, Pat Brodley 3202,724. 2, Mary Beth had two runs scored and two RBIs, freshman come in and do a good Montreal, Law (2). (Rockets load sorlos 141) 7- 5; Mike Klly-Scott Jensen (C) det. McKean; 2b, Clark; 3b, Shulock. Game-winning RBI — Cruz (2). April 26 — Houston IX , Denver 119 Zimmerman 3119,983. 3, Vol Skinner Manchester High junior v a rs ity while Custer drove in three, job is a big boost for our pitching Tim Dovol-Phll Panklewitz 6-1, 6-2; Winning Pitchers DP—Houston 2. LOB— Houston S1X,418. 4, Jull Inkster 3102,167. 5, Patty baseball teom dropped a 14-2 verdict to Results: Chris Geoudreau (W) def. Houston, Knepper (5^), Fernandez, 5, Montreal 8. 2B—Brooks, Bass, April 29 — Houston 119, Denver 101 “ Roe and Casey get on base and staff,” Penders added. Glenn Horowitz 7-6 (7-2), 6-0; David Tom Sulllvan-Peter Wallace (SB) def. May 2 — Houston at Denver, night Sheehan 387,513. 6, Betsy King 379,991. 7, host WIndhom High on Friday. Dave Tim Powers-Ed Day 6-3, 6-4. (3-0),Palmer(2'1). Raines. 3B —Raines, Reynolds. HR—Law Chris Johnson X7,559. 8, Jan Stephenson Russell pitched effectively in relief for McCarthy, Custer and Charter Riggs had two doubles, two Browne (M) det. Phil Stevens 6-1, 6-4; (2). SB— Doran (10), Cruz (1), Bass (3), May 4 — Houston at Denver, 3 :X p.m. Jeff Kennedy (M) def. Jerry Copsinis Brewers 5. Angels 4 x-May 6 — Denver at Houston, TBA X2,864. 9, Amy Alcott X1,869. 10, Jane the young Indians, now 3-7 to r the drive in the runs,” noted Race, of a singles and a homer for five RBIs 6-2, 6-2; John Melesko (M ) def. Troy Raines (6). SF—Puhl, Webster, Bailey. x-May 8 — Houston at Denver, TBA Geddes 360,339. season. while DiLoreto also knocked in five MEN'S TENNIS strategy that is growing in popu­ E rlkson 6-1, 2-6, 7-6 (7-0); Sam IP H R ER BB SO x-May 10 — Denver at Houston, 3:X runs for East. “ We came from Henderson-JIm Melesko (M) def. Jim CALIFORNIA MILWAUKEE p.m. 1, Ivan Lendl,Czechoslovakia, 33X,942. larity with every game. Parker-Jetf Burnskv 6-3, 6-4; Erik Golf American Leagus reaulta Ob r h bi ab r h bi Houston 2, Joakim Nvstrom, Sweden, 3X7,021. 3, behind again, which is encourag­ Knepper (W S4)) 6 4 1 1 3 3 LA Lakers vs. Dallas The Indians jumped off to a 2-0 Herald photo by Pinto Johnson-Mary Barry (M) def. Marcus Burtesn dh 5 1 1 0 Molitor 3b 3 3 2 1 (Laktrs lead serlos 2-1) Anders Jarryd, Sweden, 3244,495.4, Mats ing," Penders said. “It was a cold Joyner 1b 5 0 2 0 Riles ss 3 0 2 1 Kerfeld 2 1 1 1 2 2 Wllander, Sweden, $194,541. 5, Boris advantage on a two-run single by Renner-Paul Cordlllco 6-4, 6-0; Eagles triumph Calhoun 2-3 3 1 1 0 0 April 27 — LA Lakers IX , Dallas 116 Horowltz-Snyder (M) det. Craig Rangers 7. Yankees 0 Downing If 4 1 1 1 Cooperdh 4 0 0 0 April X — LA Lakers 117, Oallos 113 Becker, W. Germany, 3163,002. 6, Stefan Custer in the top of the first, and night but we hit the ball hard. We DeCincs 3b 5 0 2 2 Yount cf 4 0 11 D. Smith 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Edberg, Sweden, 3151,463. 7, Yannick Meeko-Paul Kolinsky 6-2, 6-2. THOMPSON - Utilizing a Montreal May 2 — Dallas 110, LA Lakers 108 then broke it open with a five-run didn’t get too many cheap ones” Senior left-hander Chris Helin pitched an effectives 2/3 Hendrck rf 5 0 2 0 Robldox 1b 4 0 0 0 Mov4—LA Lakers at Dallos,3:Xp.m. Noah, France, 3131,740. 8, Brad Gilbert makeshift lineup. East Catholic TEXAS NEW YORK Grich 2b 4 12 0 Deer rf 4 0 10 Youmns (L 0-3) 6 2-3 5 6 6 4 4 3116,087. 9, Jim m y Connors 396,842. 10, fifth. A two-run double by Casey, a Kevin Lawrence. Dan Bon- innings for Manchester High on Friday against Riley 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 MHS girls nipped High School turned back Wood- obrhbi abrhbi Schofild ss 2 0 1 0 Felder If 4 0 0 0 x-May 6 — Dallas at LA Lakers, 10:X Kevin Curren 383,552. Hoiiday(Caterers sacrifice flyby Custer and an tempo, DiLoreto and Doug Rizzuto Harroh 2b 3 1 0 0 Hendrsn cf 4 0 1 0 Miller c 4 0 0 0 Manning If 0 0 0 0 Porrett 2 0 0 0 1 0 homestanding Windham High. The Indians won, 8-4, to WP—Youmons. T—-2:38. A—6,781 p.m. WOMEN'S TENNIS RBI-safety by Charter were the big each chipped in with two hits for W ETHERSFIELD — With No. I stock Academy, ,5-2, in golf action Fletchr ss 6 12 3 Griffey If 3 0 0 0 Pettis cf 4 12 1 Castillo 2b 3 0 2 0 x-May 8 — LA Lakers at Dallas, TBA 1, Martina Navratilova X19,450. 2, Audrey Cody 140, Pauline Geldel the Eagles. even their record for the first time this season. Frida}, at Raceway Country Club. O'Brien 1b 3 0 1 1 Mttngly 1b 4 0 0 0 Moore c 3 2 11 x-Mov 10 — Dalllos at LA Lakers, 3:X Chris Evert Lloyd 3506,8X. 3, Claudia 135-X5, Edie Cavanaugh 127-342, Julie swings in the barrage. singles player Teri McGehan Pociork 1b 1 0 0 0 Winfield rf 3 0 0 0 Totals 38 4 13 4 Totols 32 5 9 4 Umpires—Home, Davidson; lb, Kohde-Kllsch, West (Germany, 32X,000.4. Joe Maglicic took medalist ho­ Klbler; 2b, DeMuth; X . Marsh. p.m. Corlew 150-356, Bunny Fellows 1X-344, Another run-scoring single by East is idle until Wednesday forced to retire in the first set with Incavigl rf 4 0 1 0 Easier dh 4 0 10 California 110 000 003— 4 x-Hnecctsorv Helena Sukova, Czechoslovakla,32X,075. Muffy Talburt 341. Charter brought home an insu­ when it hosts ACC foe Fairfield unlucky number of miscues. and game, including two doubles, while a back injury, Manchester High nors with a 43 for East, now 3-1 for Ward If 2 10 0 Hassey c 3 0 0 0 Milwaukee I00 020 30x— TBA-To Be Announced 5, Pam Shrlver3214,600.6,StefflGraf, West Parrish dh 4 1 0 0 Pagllarl 3b 4 0 1 0 (3ame-winnlng RBI — Riles (5). Germany, 3191X0. 7, HanaMand- rance run in the seventh. Prep at Eagle Field at 3:30 p.m. its luck held true as visiting Tyrrell White added three singles. girls’ tennis team succumbed to the sea.son. Slaught c 4 12 2 Rndiph 2b 2 0 0 0 DP—Mllwoukee2. LOB—California 10, Ma|or League ieaders llkova 3149,062. 8, Wendy Turnbull GOP women The solid performance of starter EAST CATHOLIC (18) — Riggs ss Windham High took home a 13-5 Fran Cimino, Laurie Bielecki, host Wethersfield High, 4-3, in The Eagles are home Tuesday at Wright cf 5 0 10 Mechm ss 4 0 0 0 Milwaukee 5. 2B —Grich, Downing. 3B— 3102,IX . 9, Kothy Jordan 399,6X. 10, 5-4-S-5, Lawrence 2b 3-3-2-0, Dellsslo 2b verdict Friday at Fitzgerald Field. Janet Bienkowski and Kathy Bir­ Tallwood Country Club against Buechel 2b 3 2 2 1 Hendrick, Molitor. HR—Moore (1). SB— Kathy Rinaldi 394,575. Koy Moroz 468, Joyce Tyler 465. and winner Chris Helin (2-3) was a 1-0-0-0, Bontempo rf 3-3-2-2, D iLoreto If interdivision action, Totols 35 7 9 7 Totals 31 0 3 0 Castillo (1), Molitor (3), Riles (1). SF— Expanded list BOWLING welcomed factor, according to 3-1-2-5, Madden 3b 5-I-1-0, Rizzuto dh Windham is now 5-1 in the CCC mingham all contributed two hits A pair of sophomores, Garla ACC foes Fairfield Prep and St. TOXOS 022 002 7 Riles. Through games o( Thursday May 1. Ceitica 111, Hawks 107 I, Walter Ray Wlllloms 391,8X. 2, Bioaaoms Race. “One of the keys today was 3-2-2-3, Lim a 1b 04)-0-0, Stanford p/cf East, 5-2 overall, while the Indians apiece. Huck and Laura Kogut. won the Thomas Aquinas. Yonkoos 000 000 000— 0 IP H R ER BB SO AMERICAN LEAGUE Marshall Holman 381,410. 3, Steve Cook that Chris Helin had his best 5-1-1-0, Koldy c 3-0-0-0, Klopfer ph are 3-5 overall, 2-4 in the division. Shortstop Cimino, first baseman deciding fourth point for the Results: Steve Casello (EC) def. Game-winning RBI — Fletcher (2). California Individual batting S79,8K. 4, Mark Baker 3X,510. 5, David Judy Relchenbach 178-540, Marilyn 1-0-0-0, M angiafico cf 1-1-0-0, Greene p Child 48-51, Ahola (W) def Mike E—Incaviglla. DP—New York 1. Sutton (L 0-3) 6 1-3 8 4 4 0 2 player, cIb ab r h 3b 3b hr rbi avg BOSTON (111) Ozio 3X,3X. 6, Tom Crites 3X,1W. 7, Meyers 185-466, Ruth Ann Glass 461, game,” said Race. “They didn’t 1-2-1-0. Totals 34 181-18-15. Windham never trailed in the Raffin. third baseman Krista homestanding Eagles. They beat MacDonald 46-51, Maglicic (EC) def. LOB— Texas 13, New York 9. 2B— Bryden 12-311112 Jackson, Cal 54 12 22 3 0 5 13.407 Bird 12-19 2-2 X , McHole 8-15 9-10 X , Don Genalo $57,970.8, Mark Roth $55,865. Janet Hatton 177-180-4X, Sharon Hale get to him at all until the sixth.” AQUINAS (6) — Amova If 4-0-1-1, contest. The Whippets blew it open Wisniewski and center fielder the Indian duo of Gail Sheffield and Laskey 43-54, Scott Sensenev (EC) det. fletcher 2, Pagllarulo, Easier. HR — Milwaukee Yount, M il 74 11 X 5 1 1 7.405 Parish 4-12 5-10 13, AInge 10-15 2-4 23, 9, Del Warren 352,827. 10, Mike Aulbv 178-455, Sharon Scorso 452. Aaulnlo 2b 4-0-1-), Gray 1b 4-1-M, Johnson 8-15 DO 18, Sichting 1-1 0-0 2, The Whippets managed just two with a six-run seventh inning. Erin Aisling Buckley were defensive Nicole Mellow in three hard sets. Tela 48-51, Eric Stone (EC) det. Slought (6). SB —Buechele (1). Nieves (W 1-1) 6 2-3 9 2 2 2 1 O'Brien, Tex 66 17 26 7 I 5 16.394 351,940. (Sabes dh 3-O-1-0, Vorellas p O-O-O-O, Lowrens 48-60, Shepard (W) def. Mark Piesac (S 1) 2 1-3 4 2 2 1 3 Puckett, Min 95 23 37 6 1 9 19.389 Wedman 1-3002, KlteOOOOO.Totols44-X infield hits in the first five frames, Rlccordl p O-O-O-O, Palmese cf 3-0-I-0, Prescott was the losing pitcher, standouts for the Eagles. Manchester is now 2-3 for the 18-X 111. Boyko 51-52, East won medal point. IP H R ER BB SO PB—Moore. T—3:02. A—9,476. Allanson, Cl 49 3 19 0 1 0 6.388 Home Engineers while falling behind, 7-1. Dvmasa c 3-1-1-0, KliszewskI rf 1-2-0-0, although she deserved a better fate Texas Tabler, Cle 70 II 26 9 0 2 7.371 ATLANTA (107) CART Moditica ss 2-1-1-0, DIPIetro 3b.3-l-l-2. Correa (W 2-2) 9 3 0 0 5 o Umpires—Home, Garcia; 1b, Kosc; 2b, Burleson. Cl 58 10 21 6 0 I 8 .X2 Wilkins 15-27 7-8 X , Willis 8-15 3-4 19, 1, Michael Andretti 3109,6X. 2, Al Betty AAostandreo 183r Mary PrestI Helin worked the first 5 2/3 Totals 27-6-7-5, ' according to Coach Mary Faig- r New York Reed; 3b, Ford. Bell, Tor 75 10 27 5 0 4 18.360 Rollins 2-2 00 4, Rivers 8-16 2-4 18, Unser Jr. 3W,102.3, Tom Snevn372,0X. 4, 1B3-5154 Linda C orbitt 181-451, Fran innings before Windham rallied for Aquinas X3 210 0 6 nant. “ Erin pitched a strong game Shirley (L 0-2) 5 2-3 6 6 6 9 5 Gibson, Del 39 9 14 2 1 2 7.359 W lttmon6-l11-213, Koncak2-2l-55, Webb Geott Brabham 3M.2B8. 5, Kevin Cogan O'Brien 161, M artha Grant 177-475, East Catholic 004 356 x 18 despite the score,” Faignant said. John 2 1-311131 Slought, Tex 51 9 18 4 0 5 16.353 2-6 2-2 6, Levlngston 1-1 2-2 4, Hastings 3X,882. 6, Mario Andretti 360,712. 7, three runs in the sixth. Neil Hammond, Lohr share Vegas lead Lynn Davis 201-519, Shirley Eldridge Vorellas, Rlccordl (4) and Dymoso; Righettl 1 2 0 0 0 1 Collins, Del 53 9 18 2 1 0 8.340 OI 00 0. Totals 4401 18-27 107. Josele Garza 347,702. 8, Johnny Ruther­ 179-479, K ris Carpenter 202-499, M ary Archambault relieved and Stanford, Greene (4), Stanford (6) and "Our fielding was very shoddy. B alk—Correo. T—2:53. A -10,455. Nations! League resuits Lacy, Balt 69 11 23 4 0 0 7.333 Boston X X M 21—111 ford 346,672. 9, Danny Sullivan 346,656.10, Ann HIHier 209-525, Trudi Zuldema stemmed the tide to earn a save. Kaldy. We easily could have made 13 Atlanta 31 29 27 20—107 Emerson FIHIpaldl 345X2. Robldox, Ml 66 10 22 5 0 1 12.333 206-554, Ruth Allen 460, Diane Cote 474, Manchester hosts division­ WP- Greene; LP- Vorellas. errors. Some of our problems are By Mike Barnes “Then again, if I have a have a chance” Umpires—Home, McCoy; 1b, Voltag- Joyner, Cal 91 18 X 5 0 6 16.3X Throe-point goals—Bird 2, Johnson NASCAR Chris Sullivan 177-456, Phyllis Heritage Tway had six birdies on the front gio; 2b, Welke; 3b, Do. Phillips. Jacoby, Cle 73 12 24 5 1 2 11 .329 2, AInge 1, WMkInsl. Fouled out—Rollins. 1, Dale Earnhardt S3X,I«. 2. Geoff leading East Hartford High on real bad mental errors. Key United Press International . four-footer to win the tournament, 484, Jannette Wade 480, Donna Har­ nine for a 30. Barrett, Bos 67 12 22 4 1 1 6.328 Total fouls—Boston 21, Atlanta X . Bodine 3X1,735. 3, Terry Labonte desty 494. Monday at 3:30 p.m. Baseball mistakes are being made," Faig­ you might see my knees buckle a Boggs, Bos 77 16 25 8 0 3 16.325 Rebounds—Boston 45 (Parish 14), 3229,590. 4, Darrell W oltrip 0223,330. 5, Colbert, whose last PGA victory Mots 8. Reds 7 MANCHESTER (I) — Roe X 3-1-00, nant noted. LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Donnie bit.” Randlph, NY 74 13 24 3 0 0 7.324 Atlanta 45 (W illis 12). Assists—Boston X Bill Elliott 316S,0X. 6, Ricky Rudd was the 1983 Texas Open, admitted Indians 7. White Sox 5 Lynn, Bol 68 9 22 3 0 1 9.324 (Bird 12), Atlanta 27 (Rivers 14). 31X,4X. 7, Rusty Wallace 3139,855. 8, Nile Owia Casev cf 2-2-1-2, McCarthy ss 4-3-3-0, Bolton whipped Prescott, Kris Cool and Chantal Hammond, bidding for a quarter- Lohr, who led by two strokes NEW YORK CINCINNATI Griffey, NY 65 10 21 2 0 2 9.323 Technical— None. A—12,357. Nell Bonnett 31X,1X. 9, Harry Gant Custer 3b 3-0-1-3, Chorter c 4-1-2-2, Larose each had two hits for the million dollar bonus in the PGA after Thursday’s second-round 65, nervousness playing before the Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Johnson, Tor 44 7 14 4 0 1 9.318 3127X0. 10, Kyle Petty 3118,4X. Bunny Ahl 177-491, Kathy Gavin G avorrino 1b 2-0-0-0, Noone rf 3-0-00, BOLTON — Hanging close for 183-466, Maureen Wood 184-179-531, Ogden ph 1-00-0, Hello p 2-1-00, Indians. Tour’s richest tournament, fired was inconsistent off the tee — home fans. CLEVELAND CHICAGO Dykstra cf 4 1 0 0 Davis ct 5 112 Hrbek, Minn 79 14 25 7 0 2 10.316 THOROUOHBREDRACING four innings, Bolton High saw Ob r h bl ab r h bi flackmn 2b 5 I 2 0 Concocn ss 3 I 1 0 Gantner. Mil 57 12 18 3 1 1 5.316 (Compiled by Dolly Racing Form) Cheryl Doll 179, Doreen Gagnon X I- Archombdult p 00-00, Leonard If Manchester is back in action his second straight 66 Friday to tie finding just six of 14 fairways. The 197-523, Beth Hussey 179-4M, M arlon 2-0-00, Tofals 26-8-7-2. visiting East Hampton High score "It felt like it took 10 hours to Butler cf 6 10 0 Cruz 2b 4 0 0 0 Hrnndz lb 4 112 Parker rt 5 110 Phillips, Oak 77 17 24 3 0 0 5.312 JDCKEYS — ), Chris McCarron Monday at East Hartford High at Bob Lohr for the third-round lead Cincinnati native managed only Franco ss 6 12 0 Little 2b 2 0 0 0 Carter c 4 2 0 0 Perez 1b 2 0 0 0 Upshaw, Tor 74 14 23 3 1 1 12.311 34,079,784. 2, Lofflt PIncay 32,992X8. 3, Smith 180-492, Kennie M o ir 209-502, W INDHAM (4) — E lllo f ss 2-2-10, 10 times in the fifth inning en route play." he said. "I feel a lot of Linda Luce 187-504, Carol Barnett X I, Enos 2b 3-1-00, V alllere c f/lf 4-1-20, 3:30 p.mV at 14-under-par in the $1.2 million three birdies in his round of 70 on Carter It 5 2 3 2 Nichols ct 4 1 1 0 Strwbrr rt 2 2 1 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 Individual pltdilng (tary Stevens $2,773X5. 4, to a \.9-l verdict in Charter Oak pressure playing at home. If you Thorntn dh 3 0 0 0 Crolg ph 10 0 0 Foster It 4 0 11 Diaz c 0 0 0 0 pltclier, cib w I Ip h bb M era 32,476X9.5, Jorge Velazquez 32,342,022.6, Arlee Foley 477, Roxanne Wilson 45), Olmo p /c f 4-0-2-3, Savers 1b 3-0-00, Panasonic Las Vegas Invitational^ the narrow, tree-lined Desert Inn Transactioas Lourle Gagnon 466, Kathy Kelly 457. Lawrence c 4-0-00, Holl dh 2-0-1-0, H. Conference baseball action Friday play like an idiot it's better you Jacoby 3b 4 2 3 1 Hill c Knight 0 3b 3 0 0 12 0 Esaskv If 3 0 0 1 Elchhorn, Tr 2 I 18.2 5 3 X 0.48 32,273J70. 7, Jose Santos First prize in the five-day, course. Tabler 1b 4)11 Baines rt 4 0 2 0 Johnson ss 3 1 1 1 Power p 0 0 0 0 Leonard, KC 2 2 X.O 23 4 14 0.90 $2,181,521. 8, Pat Valenzuela $2,113,8X. 9, Borgas 3b 00-0-0, K. Borgas rf 2-0-00, afternoon. play in front of people you don’t Costlllo rt 1 0 0 0 Kittle dh 4 1 1 0 Soba ph OOOO, Bogel If 1-0-00, Smith p 90-hole event is a record $207,000, “Quite frankly, I hadn’t ex­ Fernndz p 3 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4 10 0 Haas, Oak 5 0 X.2 23 8 22 1.47 Richard Mlgllore $2,095,908. 10, Nick The Bellringers are now 4-5 in EC girls outlasted know” Hall It 3 0 10 Fisk It McDowll 3 p 1 00 0 I0 2 Butera c 3 0 2 1 Clemens, Bs 4 0 X.1 22 10 X 1.62 Santogota $1,998,310. Powder Puff 2-000, Totals 27-4-6-3. but Hammond can increase his pected to hold the lead, said Lohr, Bernzrd 2b 5 0 2 1 Bonilla 1b 3 110 Manchester 200 050 1 8-7-2 the conference 5-5 overall. Bolton Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Milner ph 1110 Morgan, Sea 1 2 27.0 21 13 10 2.00 TRAINERS — 1, D. Wayne Lukas UNCASVILLE — East Cathol­ winnings to $457,000 with a tri­ 25. “ I didn’t drive as well as f did Colbert began his round with a Allonson c 2 0 0 0 Hulett 3b 4 112 Stillwell ss 1 0 0 0 Nipper, Bos 2 2 33.2 22 10 15 2.14 $2,660,644. 2, C harles W h lttln g h a m Madeline DIeterle 455, Edith Tracy WIndhom I X 003 0 4-6-3 is0-7, 0-9andhasdroppeditslast51 Rohn ph 1 0 0 0 Guillen ss 4 0 2 0 BosoIm II S2,402,5X. 3, $2,051,1M. 4, 469, Joan Topping476, Terry SlemlnskI Helin, Archam bault (6) andC harter; ic’s long week of softball finally umph. He is eligible for the bonus the last two days and I didn’t get it 15-foot eagle putt and a birdie. Oester 2b 5 12 0 Codlroll, Ok 2 2 28.2 26 14 IS 2.20 in a row. Bando c 2 0 2 1 Congels ct 1 I 0 0 Gulicksn p 1 0 1 0 Alexondr, Tr 3 1 40.2 35 4 24 2.21 Seattle — Placed right-handed reliever Mel Stute $1X0,9X. 5, John Gosden 458, Barbara Chamberlain 178-459. Olmo, Smith and Lawrence. came to an end Friday night, but from the sponsor after winning the as close as I would have liked. I John Mahaffey (65). John Cook Skinner c 2 0 0 0 Edwin Nunez on the IS-dov disabled list $1,441X8. 6, Oscar Barrera $1,147,146. 7, “ We played a strong game for Jones ph 0 0 0 0 HIguera, Mil 3 1 60.1 X 12 34 2.23 the drive home was a long one from Bob Hope Classic — another missed a lot of 15-footers (putts).’’ (70), Gil Morgan (70), Greg Hairstn ph I 0 1 1 [Janlels ph 1 0 0 0 Condlottl, Cl 1 2 27.2 16 21 24 2.20 and purchased the contract of right- Bobby Frankel 31,1X,770. 8, Gaspar Gataxies four innings and then...,’’ said Tolleson ss 0 0 0 0 handed pitcher Jerry Reed from Calgary Moschero 3X1X3. 9, Woody Stephens, Uncasville. Rummells used excellent put­ Norman (68) and Chris Perry (66) Price p 0 0 0 0 Moore, Sea I 2 42.0 X 15 23 2.X East in romp Bolton coach John Jenkins. “Once five-day. desert-course event — in Totals 42 ? 14 6 Totals 3? 5 9 3 Venable If 1111 Guidry, NY 3 0 33.0 35 5 21 2.45 ot the Pacific Coast League (AAA). 3885,427.10, Laz Barrera 3874X0. Denise M artino 138-136-410, Jan De­ The Eagles lost a wild, 19-15 All January. ting in his 67, collecting four of his were among those two strokes CIOvatalKl 010 000 013 2— ? Totals X 8 I 8 Totals 35 7 10 5 NIekro, Cle 1 2 28.0 26 16 12 2.57 Football HORSES — 1, Snow Chief S783,3X. 2, monte IX , Cindy Leonard 132, Shirley It was a cold night for baseball again we didn’t hit the ball.” Connecticut Conference decision six birdies on his front nine. back. CMCObO 100 201 001 0 - 5 NOW York 302 000 03 0-8 Dixon, Balt 2 1 24.0 20 7 X 2.63 Clevelond — Guard Robert Jackson ,Grelnton$729,5X. 3, Brood BushS5X,1X, Shultz IX , Doris Baker 132, Kathy John Sambogna had two of Larry Nelson and Dave Rum- Game-wInnlngRBI—Bernazard(2). Cincinnati 300 000 050— 7 Bordl. Balt 0 0 17J) 14 10 retired; 11 2.65 signed 13 free agents: wide 4. Badger Land S450,6X. 5, Lody's Secret Major 94 no mark, Robin Teets IX, but the East Catholic High bats to host St. Bernard’s. It was EC’s mells were one stroke off the pace He connected on birdie putts of 33 E—Allanson, Fisk, Guillen, Carter. DP Game-winning RBI — Hernandez NATIONAL LEAGUE receivers Alton Alexis and Greg S4X,)10. 6. Nostalgia's Star $392,250. 7, June Zoppo 137, Karen Dumez 144-362, were smoking as the Eagles Bolton’s three hits with Dave Mix third defeat in four games in five and 20 feet and bagged one from to Mahaffey, No. 2 in PGA earnings _C le v e la n d 2, C hicag o 1. LOB — Anderson, running backs Mork Brooks at 203. Bob Tway. with a 63, and (3). Indivillual batting Dahor 3378,2X. 8, Powder Break $377,4K. Eileen Bellody 141, Connie Leonard banged out 18 hits and made every collecting the other. Drew Pinto’s days. feet after hitting the pin with a this year, birdied the first three CleveldndIO, Chicago 11. 2B—Jacoby, E—Hernandez, Bell, Franco, Da­ mover, cib ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi ovg and AAarck Harrison, tackle Scott Bolzon, 9, MogamboS358X0.10, Herat3349,000. 155, Laurie Czalko 1X-134-366, Dot fielder’s choice plated the lone Jim Colbert, who fashioned a 64 on Bonilla. Kittle, Bernazord, Carter 2. quorterbock Jeff Christensen, linebacker one count as they walloped St. The game lasted two-and-a-half 80-foot sand wedge shot on No. 5. holes on a frontside 31 ;jnd niels, Foster. DP—New York 1, Cincin­ Galarrg. M tl 41 8 17 2 0 3 8.415 Laplant 147-365. Bulldog run. his home course, were among a h r —Hulett (1). SB—Cangelosi 2 (12), nati 2. LOB—New York 5, Cincinnati Roy, Pitt 74 7 29 5 0 1 21 .392 Joe Costello, kicker Ricky Gann, Thomas Aquinas, 18-6, in All hours. St, Bernard’s scored 13 runs group at 12-under after a clear, “I was real lucky to shoot what I collected eight luFdies in all. Nichols (2), Tolleson (5). 10. 2B— Hernandez, Oester, Johnson, Backmn, NY X 10 13 I 10 2 .XI cornerbacks Mark Harper and Harry HARNESS RACING LaVaa tndustrlal Connecticut Conference baseball Bolton is back in action Monday in the first inning and took a 19-3 did,” said Rummells, who also Venable.SB—Backman (3), Davis (10), Leonard, SF 88 15 X 4 2 4 17 .X I Skipper, punter Stan Talley, defensive (Compiled by U.S. Trotting Assn.) at East Granby High at 3:15 p.m. windless day in the desert. Tway. Mahaffey, Nelson. Cook I ^9 IP H R ER BB SO Concepcion (2). S—Gullickson. SF— Oberkfll, Atl 65 7 22 4 0 0 8.3X end James White and guard Jett wiska. DRIVERS — 1, . John Campbell action Friday night at Moriarty lead after four frames. Hammond, a 29-year-old from played at Desert Inn. “ I didn’t hit Cleveland Murphy, Atl 68 13 23 5 1 5 10.3X Dallas— Signed tree-ogenttockle Doug Gary Rawson 265-603, Butch Savino East Hampton 2X 100)13 19-10-1 and Perry played at the LVCC, Knight. $1,559X0. Z William 0'Donnell3l,X7,355. 202-579, Charles Hartley Sr. X I, Cha­ Field. “ We dug ourselves a very deep Daytona Beach. Fla., collected six the driver at all. The thing with me H ^ o n 5 1-3 6 4 4 4 I IP H R ER BB SO Dawson, Mtl 66 10 22 4 1 6 8.333 Wright. 3, Mike Lachance $1,368,152. 4, Ben Bolton 000 0)0 0 1-3-7 Norman at Desert Inn and Morgan ^ i n y 2 2-3 1 0 0 I 0 Garner, Hou 51 10 17 4 1 4 12.333 San Diego — Signed tree-agent tackle rles Hartley Jr. 256-582, Andy Breoult The victory moves the Eagles to Thom Cordeiro and Dan Fursf; John hole," understated EC coach Jay birdies and no bogies in his round is to keep it in play and get within 20 New York Webster 37K,2I9. 5, David Magee 239-573, Don WilsonX1-202-203X6, Dan at Spanish Trail. Comocho (W 1-0) 2 2 1 1 4 0 Frnndz (W 34)) 5 1-3 5 2 2 6 6 SMIth, StL 60 9 X 4 0 0 6.333 Greg Schwab. 3697,9W. 6, Dale Hltemon 3665,5X. 7, 4-2 in the ACC and 6-3 overall. The Sambogna, Dove M ix (5) and Reid McConville. from a darkened, long at the Las Vegas Country Club, feet and I can make it.’’ McDowell 2 5 5 5 1 0 Sox, LA X 8 X 2 0 1 3.329 Seattle — Signed tree-agent guartcr- Humiston 555, Denny Carlin 552, Barry M artin. The final two rounds will be CMCOBO c j 1 , 1 1 Walter Case 3655,319. 8, Ronald Marsh PInney 256-214, Nell Lawrence212, Rich loss drops the New Britain-based distance phone bootli. Nelson, struggling with a “ lack Orosco IS 4) 1 2-3 0 0 0 ) 2 Brown, SF 67 8 22 2 I 1 10.3X bock Terry Summerfleld. 3632X0.9, MlkeCSagllardl 36X X 3.10, Roy Four of his birdies came on putts televised by NBC. Bontast- 5 i ? Schmidt, Phi 67 10 X 2 0 5 19.3X St. Louis — Signed tree-agent defensive Higgins 247-222-624, Peter DeCorll X I, Saints to 2-7 overall. It was almost time to invoke the less than two feet. of concentration” all year, entered Cincinnati Remmen X24,200. Joe Poggloll 200-563, John Kozicki Jofnei Gullickson (L 0-3) 6 5 5 5 4 4 Gwynn, SD 87 12 X 7 0 3 7.322 back Mike Lopez. . HORSES — 1, Lustra's Big Guy The Saints had a 3-0 lead after Softball 15-run rule, but the Eagles ex­ “I don’t really feel any extra the tournament/ with a low 1986 Price 1 0 0 0 0 0 , Dykstra, NY X 12 18 1 1 1 5.321 Washington — Signed eight free 243-X1-604, Ron Hampson 234-574, Tip SctinjW S1XJS0. 2, Manfred Hanover $172,8X. 3, Hyson 225, Mike Vassallo 202, Chuck the top of the third inning. East ploded for nine runs of their own in pressure. I think of (the bonus) as round of 69. However, the veteran 2-3 Franco 1 2 3 0 V—|- ^ Moreind, Ch 78 8 25 3 0 1 10.321 agents: wide receivers Glenn Pruitt, Doc's Fello S)35,1X. 4, Falcon SMister MHS girls stumble °*^E n li» « ^o If^ie d /to 2 batters In 6lh. Power 1 1 0 0 /) 0 Clark, SF X 15 27 7 0 3 7 .3)4 Robert Williams and James Noble, Maselek 218-582, Bob VInIckas 20G5X, -went to work in the bottom of the the fifth. an extra opportunity," Hammond has shot 67-69-67 in"^is event. Wes Unseld, the former star S131,7X. 5, Scotch Notch A $m,22Sr-6, Dick M urphy 217-212-585, Ray ChintOt h JM l^ SchmW (Tabler). WP— WP—Orosco. T—3:19, A—X,677. Foster, NY 51 7 16 3 0 0 5.314 quarterback Stan Yoelello, running back Freeport $115,715. 7, Shower Power frame. The Eagles scored (our When a team commits 13 errors, East, 3-5 in the ACC and 3-6 said. “ When there is $207,000 for “I ’ve got to try-'^and ride the center of the Washington Bullets, Easterly. T—3:41. A^rta,981. Brooks, M tl 77 13 X 6 0 5 16.312 Richie White, tackle Mark Bar­ 2X, Pete Beaudry 554, Roger MIeczN 3101,7X. 8, Reanna 395,960. 9, Black kowski 200-565, Carl Barnard 226-222- times with Mario DiLoreto con­ it should not expect a victory. overall, wound up outhitting the wave.” said Nelson, „who has led the NBA in rebounding in 1975 Utnpires—Home.'Oenkinger; 1b, np ires^H c Knight, NY 52 11 16 3 0 6 13.308 tlett, linebacker Joseph McHole and Shodow 3X j)X . 10, Forrest Skipper firtiL^ttUpC' 3b extra $250,000 RHIly; »rCat)Le; 3b, M^pielland. 3b, BrocKlander. defensive back Biddle Medley. 589, Bob Anderson 2X, [}an Tylutkl necting for a big two-run double. Manchester High girls’ softball „ winners by an 18-14 count. Chris^ earned only $12,009 to sit 138th on despite the fact he was only 6 feet, nert ; Sb^Smlo; Daulton, Phi X 5 II 1 0 4 7.306 3X X 0. 213-204-594, M itch Slowick 234-226-654. em to make much of a “That was when we were behind, team was charged with that ° Raffin led the offense with a 4-foj: the money list. “ I ’m just happy to 7‘/4 inches tall. 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 3, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 3. 1986 — l»_ New strikeout king, Ciemens, doesn’t pian them FOCUS By Frederick Waterman [’ve ever seen pitched. The announcement to the Red Sox United Press International second-best was Jim Running for pitching staff. "W e’re all going to Supermarket Shopper Detroit when he pitched a no-hitter Georgia to have our arms operated BOSTON — Strikeouts are not against the Red Sox in 1958. on." About Town Roger Clemens' objective, they “ You don’t see many games like Like most power pitchers. Cle­ are only the byproduct of a power this one, you better remember it," mens depends heavily upon his pitcher seeking a win. said Fischer. legs for his speed. After seven Dancers eat Ice cream Manufacturers pay grocers The Boston Red Sox right­ During the record strikeout innings against Seattle, they began hander with the nickname game, home-plate umpire Vic to cramp slightly, but when The Manchester Square Dance Club will have an Ice Cream Social dance Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at “ Rocket” struck out a record 20 Voltaggio was unaware that Cle­ manager John McNamara heard who accept your coupon Waddell School on Broad Street. Will Larson will call batters in nine innings on the night that Clemens’ arm was still fine, he mens was in the midst of a setting a the squares and Linn Case will cue the rounds. All new of April 30. He threw his 96-mph record. replied, "Keep going." club graduates are welcome. By Martin Sloane fastball on 97 of 138 pitches in a 3-1 "A ll I knew was that I was Since the turn of the century, United Feature Syndicate victory over Seattle. Clip ’n’ file refunds working the best pitching perfor­ three major-leaguers have struck Emblem Club honors mothers “ I don’t try to strike everyone mance I ’d ever seen." he said. “ I out a total of 19 in nine innings. All D E AR M ARTIN: Many manufacturers’ coupons Beauty Products, Cosmetics, out. That’s just the way I pitch — I told that to the batboy after the three, Nolan Ryan. Steve Carlton Manchester Emblem Club will meet Wednesday at are good on any size of a product, including the trial Grooming Aids (File IIC) size. If I were to use a 50-cent coupon to purchase a pitch to win." said Clemens, 23. seventh." and Tom Seaver, possessed an 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Lodge, 30 Bissell St., for a Clip out this file and keep it with similar trial-size package priced at 39 cents and the store took His glove, cap shoes and the ball Great expectations accompan­ exceptional fastball. meeting followed by a Mother’s Day social. cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with the coupon and gave me the product free, what would have been requested by the Halt of ied the 6-foot-4, 215-pound Clemens Boston catcher Rich Gedman beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting happen to the 11-cent difference? the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Fame. to Boston. He won the 1983 NCAA said that Clemens’ speed was so P. GORDYLEE. Co. 1 meets Tuesday the required refund forms at the supermarket, in " I ’m in the Hall of Fam e," said championship game for the Uni­ overwhelming the Mariners YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Hose and Ladder Co. 1 will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. newspapers and magazines, and when trading Clemens. "That’s something no­ versity of Texas and has averaged struggled to make any contact with at the fire station at 138 McKee St. Refreshments will D E AR P. GORDYLEE: The extra 11 cents would be with friends. Offers may not be available in all body can take away from me nearly a strikeout per inning the ball, be served. paid by the manufacturer to the grocer who took your areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive now." throughout college and the pros, "They had so many swings, they coupon. Many shoppers resent this apparent windfall each refund. In his three-hitter, he surren­ weren’t even able to foul balls off. despite injury problems the last for the grocer. It does seem unfair, especially for the dered no walks to the Mariners, two seasons. They weren't even touching him," AARP goes to Port Jervis These offers require refund forms: manufacturer, but this inequality is an accepted part CONDITION Free Hair Spray Coupon and $1.50 despite going to 3-0 on six hitters. In his two years at Texas. said Gedman. Connecticut Northeast Chapter 604, American of the coupon system. To handle a situation like this in Cash Refund Offer. Receive a coupon good for a In his first four starts this season, Clemens had 241 strikeouts in 275 On Sunday. Clemens will pitch Association of Retired Persons, will travel to any other way would involve a lot of additional free Condition Hair Spray, plus a $1.50 refund. all victories. Clemens hurled 33 1-3 against the Oakland A ’s. If he gets 'V,.: innings. After signing with the Red Flo-Jeans, Port Jervis, N.Y., May 15 from the paperwork, and it would be prohibitively expensive Send the required refund form and the proofs of innings, walking 10 while striking Sox in June 1983. he struck out 145 13 strikeouts, he will break the Concordia Lutheran Church parking lot on Pitkin for both the supermarkets and the manufacturers. purchase from any two different (Condition ( It should also be noted that many grocers now say out 39. hitters in 127 2-3 innings in the consecutive-game mark of 32 Street. The boarding time for the motorcoach will be products: Shampoo, II, After Shampoo Treat­ their coupon handling costs exceed the 8 cents per Not issuing walks is strongly minors. For Boston, he has 239 strikeouts, a record held jointly by 8:10 a.m. and the departure time, 8:30 a.m. ment (lift up the cap spout and snip the lip. tape to coupon paid to them by the manufacturers. This emphasized by Red Sox pitching career strikeouts in 265 innings. Dwight Gooden and Luis Tiant. the space provided and write the Universal seeming windfall helps to make up the difference. coach Bill Fischer, who holds the Clemens suffered pains in his In the 111th year of major-league Group for braln-Injured meets Product Code); Styling Mousse (snip the major-league mark of 84 1-3 right shoulder for much of last baseball, a pitcher finally arrived REFUNDING NOTE: I recently received a call applicator tip approximately one-quarter inch The Vernon Area Satellite Support Group of the innings without a walk. summer and underwent arthros­ who could strike out 20 batters in from Roberta Burns, a reader from West Palm from the top, tape to the space provided and write 3 UPl photo Connecticut Traumatic Brain Injury Association Inc. the Universal Product Code); Hairspray (re­ For Fischer. Clemens’ record­ copic surgery Aug. 30 in Georgia. nine innings. Boston's Dennis "Oil Beach, Fla. She had received a check from the will meet Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. at the Ellington Mrs. George Mandeville Grocers Coupon Clearing House of Houston for her $2 move the "C ” disc from the top of cap and tape it • setting game was an emotional His recovery has obviously been a Can" Boyd says only one pitcher record for strikeouts with 20 in a Ambulance Building on Maple Street, Ellington. refund on Canadian R&R Whiskey, and she promptly to the space provided and write down the one. has the potential to do even better. Hard-throwing right-hander Roger Cle­ complete one. There will be an informal meeting with an open deposited the check. Several days later the check was Universal Product Code number); Beauty Pack "There were almost tears com­ "There is only guy who might mens of the Red Sox, getting congratu­ nine-inning game, doesn’t plan them. "The bus leaves tomorrow at 9. " discussion. For more information, call John T. Clark returned marked "insufficient funds” and Robert’s or Hot Oil Treatment (tape the proof-of-purchase ing to my eyes. This was the best lations after setting Major League They just come. Boston’s A1 Nipper said in a mock break the record — Roger” at 749-9031. Weddings bank charged her $3. seal from the carton to the space provided and “ I don’t know if you can do anything about this,” she write the Universal Product Code number). To enter NBA draft Walton speaks to alliance said, “ but I thought it would interest you.” Include the cash-register receipt (s), dated from Bouncing refund checks certainly

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Manchester Parkade. Highway, Wethersfield. need call. 1-800-982-3981. very good condition, 1 In BluarldpR Dr. Rentals Apply In person. good condition, full base­ Bttta Dr. Minchootor Part Time Inserters Just Listed! Superior 7 wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Bedmaker port tlme- Secret ary/Receoflonlst- ment storage, 4 cor gar­ Part-time or full-time age. Excellent rental In­ room cape. IVz baths. 1st for Bob. handy man with light Aide's Pizza Is looking tor Immedlate opening tor Bloomfleld general con­ floor family room. I ROOMS experienced help only. tractor, has Immediate come. Call now. Century carpentry and pointing. person who Is willing to 21 Jockston-Showcose, MANCHESTER HERALD $112,900 "We guarantee FOR REHT Transportation a must. Apply In person 133 work Monday thru Friday opening for self starter to our homes" Blanchard 8, Spruce Street perform varied office 646-1316.______Call Boyle Management 8:30am to 12:30pm., mak­ Call NOW 647-9946 . 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"We guarantee the chance for a reword­ room overlooking private monthly. 646-7622 after I SITUATION wooded yard with brook. LOADERS AND UNLOADERS our homes" Blanchard 8, 5:30 Mike Kamm. Nurses Aides - Certified. ing position! Full and port Rossetto Real Estate 646- time positions available. WANTED IV j baths, garage. $6 an hour. Good benefits, Mole kitchen help I *8.00 PER HOUR 2482. Non-Smoking working EOE. 647-1624. Contact the Director of wanted, Vic's Pizza, 151 $109,900. D.W.FIsh Realty, Staff Development Crest- 643-1591 gentlemen. Security, ref­ W. Middle Tpke. Apply In Single Christian working We offer steady year round employment, paid Just listed! Large 3 bed­ erences. $120 bi-weekly. Full time positions availa­ field Convelescent Home- person, ask for Norman. girl looking for llve-ln Manchesfer-Well kept 4 vacations, 5 day work weak Monday thru Fri­ TAG room Cape with fireplace ble at automotive lube /Fenwood Manor at 643- Private home, busline 8, position with elderly lady bedroom Colonial. Many day, paid holidays, paid benefits. Shifts availa­ and attached garage! parking. 647-9350. center, experience help­ 5151. EOE or couple. Willing to help Imporvemenfs including ble between the hours of: " W e guarantee our Hair stylist with follow­ ful but will train. Call Avon, to buy or sell. Coll with house or yard work. newer kitchen, furnace homes" Bianchard 8< Ros­ ing, for Manchester area. 647-8997. Wanted RV Service per­ Dee 646-4778 or Marie Call after 3pm 649-7153. and carpeting. Florida 10 am to 4 pm setto Rea! Estate 646-2482. {APARTMENTS Full or part time. Coll son, full or port time. 523-9401. room overlooking private 4 pm to 9 pm Apply In person at Blon- I FOR RENT 871-9406 or 643-9525. Dental receptionist wooded yard with brook. 10 pm to 3 am Compieteiy Remodeied wanted port time, unique stein Camping Center, Rt I'/j baths, garage. Historic Victorian. 11 Production worker for 83, Vernon. Art decorating business I BUSINESS 3:30 am to 8:30 am 474 Main Street, 1st floor 3 opportunity for home­ $109,900. D.W.FIsh Realty, (3 to 5 hour work span) rooms, 5 bedrooms, 4 room apartment. Heated, light manfacturing, some maker or college student expanding; seeking I OPPORTUNITIES 643?.1591 extra rooms (3rd door) SALE no appliances, security. lifting required, flexible to work as dental recep­ Help wanted - part tlme- highly motivated person We require steady reliable people with good 2Va baths, 12" - insulation /tull time golf course $450 per month call 646- hours. Call 649-3900. tionist thursdoy mornings with flair for color. Port Manchester Convenience work records, and the ability to lift parcels up in Attic, vinyl sided, origi­ snack bar attendants. time to start, will train. Store, high traffic, great DAY CAMP DIRECTOR 2426 weekdays 9-5. this summer. No expe­ to the weight of 70 lbs. Applications and initial nal, ornate woodwork, Bartender nights 8, wee­ rience needed, write to Start Immediately 742- Coll for on Interview. potential, priced to sell. Suinnwr Anderson Thermo-pane kends. Apply In person 9348. 228-9020. Tullv Real Estate. 643- interviews will be taken on May 5th, 6th, 7th 2 bedroom townhouse, Dr. Brian Bottoro, 162 windows, 2 fireplaces, heat, hot water, carpet­ only, Lafayette Escad- Spencer Street, 0005. M -F/8:30-4:30 and 8th from 11 am to 12 midnight, room 104. large garage with room rllle, 300 West Middle ing, air conditioner, all Manchester. M inim um age: 21. overhead, front 8, rear appliances, nice location. Tpke, Manchester. Camping, recreation UNITED PARCEL SERVICE porches, fenced in rear Tim e Again yard. Priced right at Coll 647-1595. Receiving and warehouse Pharmacy Clerks and de­ or teach! ng experience livery person, needed to Help Wanted. House 90 Locust St., Hartford, C T $140,000. Strano Real Est­ Manchester - 2nd floor. position, leading to man­ REPS NEEDED required. Hiring range: ate. 647-"SOLD". agement responsibility. work In computerized cleaners. Monday thru $8-$8.75 per hr. Re­ Modernized 3 bedroom, pharmacy. Part time. for business accounts. Growing company with Friday with flexible sumes to T. Smith, No Phone Calls Please. Elllngton-Move-ln condi­ appliances, attic storage, Laborer for pieline con­ Apply In person, Liggett hours. Immediate open­ Full-Time - $60.000-$80.000 $600 Includes heat. Call profit sharing, best suited struction, must hove YWCA, 135 Broad St., EOE/M/F tion, nicely decorated 7 to ambitious Individual. Pharmacy Manchester ings. Call The House­ Part-Time - $ 12.000-$ 18.000 Eunice, ERA, B8.R, 646- trqnsportotlon, top wages Parkade. works. 647-0873. Hartford, C T 06105. room Colonial on child- 649-4563 paid. 649-6087. No Selling • Repeat Business safe street. 4 bedrooms, 2482. Set your own hours An EEO Employer IVa baths. Nice sized Training provided 3 bedrooms on busline, Secretory-Port time. rooms, large lot. Finished YouVe sure of a successful Call: 1-S12-93S-6870 LEGAL NOTICE walking distance to stores Glostonbury-consultont room, workshop and and schools. Security dep­ seeks secretory-good ty­ DARI-FARMS M-F, Sam to 5pm TRACTOR/ laundry area In base­ Wanted equipment opera­ (Central Standard Time) At a regularly scheduled osit. No pets. Coll Ed pist. 2-3 days per week, TRAILER DRIVERS meeting of the Bolton Con­ how ment. A must see home! 649-2947. tor with paving knowl­ flexible schedule, word Ice Cream, Inc. DEVELOP YOUR servation Commission on Asking, $120,900.00. edge. Class II License processsing experience 4/30/86/ the following IWA Strano Redi Estate, 647- 3 bedroom duplex with required. Benefits. Call preferred. Coll 633-9812. FUTURE MOW! permits were granted: pleasant 7653. DAY CAMP (Donsidor: wosher/dryer hookup. sale when you advertise 742-6190 or 423-2093 be­ Is seeking a customer phone order • 3-86-3 Issued to M a rk Rol- • Prectictable weekly earnings Available Immediately. tween 7:30am and 6:00pm. INSTRUCTORS llnson of 158 South Rd. to Brand New Listing!!! clerk. This job requires excellent phone • Hon>e frequently through No pets. $575 monthly DAY CAMP ASSISTANT Install aculvertlnodroln- it is Squeaky clean! Immacu­ needed in sports, cook­ the week age easement on his prop­ 649-0344. Easy Assembly Work! mrectovnurse manners and the ability to use a CRT. erty. Conditions. late 7 plus room Raised $714 per 100 guaranteed ing, swimrhing, art. • 1965-1986 company owned Applications are now being accepted music, bus monitoring, equipment Ranch on nice country lot payment. No sales. Sammer «3-U-3 Issued to Paul Pi­ to place a In Coventry. Walk-out Manchester. 2 family WSI required. After Camp • Full benefit package plus ano to construct road and house. Main house, 4 bed­ Details-Send stamped en­ M-F / 8:30-4:30 Monday thru Friday. 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. retirement driveway crossing and family room to lovely it in the Manchester Herald! Programs. Min. age: 21. rooms UP and down, $650 velope; Elan 173, 3418 Current CT nursing II- • Regional turns road drainage from the fast-acting patio and oval in-ground Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, Apply in person to: Hiring range: $4-$6.50/hr. Mountain View Estates plus utilities. Available cense required. Camping, • Financially sound company pool. Tastefully deco­ June. Second apartment, Fla 33482. depending on experi- • Opportunity to participate in subdivision Into wetlands rated, solar hot water, recration or teaching ex­ Dari-Farms Ice Cream, Inc. rence Resumes to T. near Rte. 85. Conditions. 2 bedrooms, built Ins, perience requried. Hiring dMislon making Classified appliances, wood stove microwave, $500 plus utili­ Smith, Y W C A . 135 Broad • Progressive management WAYNE E. SHOREY and much more. Offered range: $7-$7.50 per hr. ties. Available July. 529- 40 Tolland Stage Road S t. Hartford, C T 06105. Experienced drivers are CHAIRMAN at $124,900. Jackson 8, Resumes to T Smith. 0299 or 633-6975. Tolland, CT 06084 An EEO/AA Employer. needed for a new Schneider 008-05 Ad. Jackson Real Estate, 647- Mechanic Wanted - All Y W C A . 135 Broad St.. National short haul operation 8400. Hartford. C T 06105. based in Danbury, CT. Get in Two Bedroom Apartment benefits. M 8, M Service EOE An EEO Employer on the ground floor. Only - on Mansfleld-Willington Station, Route 6, Bolton. Line, Route 44. $340. 1'/j 649-2871. INVENTORY CONTROl/ qualified individuals Call 643-2711 interested in developing their Establish ICOHDOMINIUMS months security deposit. PURCHASING ASSISTANT future need apply. All FOR SALE Adults preferred. Garden Position open in applicants must have an soot. No dogs. Coll 487- company serving the cos­ excellent driving record. regular buying 0162 or 429-2296. EXPANDING RETAIL CHAIN metic industry tor respon­ Come prepared to fill out DARI-FARMS sible individual to order, complete application, follow up. and control including 10 years work I HOMES Ice Cream, Inc. Multiple Full/Part time positions open for; materials and related sup­ history. Company habits with your Manchester Northfleld for a helpful Ad-visor plies, and maintain inven­ representatives will be at: Green Condo. Spacious 3 FOR SALE tory records of same. Will bedrooms, 2'/z baths, fin­ HoHdey Inn • Salespeople work closely with produc­ ished rec room. $91,900, by Has immediate openings for 2nd shift 363 Robert 8t. • Cashiers tion control Applicant advertising— owner. 649-2316, principles freezer selectors. Full or part time open­ must be well organized, E. Hartford, CT only. Manchester • Shipping/Receiving Personnel accurate and detail ori­ Tuoe. May 6, 9 am*$ pm ings. Applications are now being taken, Wad. May 7, 3 pnv7 pm OPEN HOUSE • Car Stereo Installers ented. Send resume with salary history to person­ eve ry d a y in Of call 2C3-364-4401 Sunday 1-3 Monday thru Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p m • Cellular Installers nel department or apply I HOMES Apply in person. in person: The Herald, FOR SALE 75 Steephollow La. Apply in person Monday through Friday, APOLLO MOLDEO Reduced to 8169,900 — FREE------Dari-Farms Ice Cream, Inc. 10am to 9pm, PROOUCTS 9*/2 room brick ranch, 2 40 Tolland Stage Road 20 Mountain St. FOR SALE car garage, inground Rockville, C T 06066 pool. SOUNDS GREAT, INC. BY OWNER Tolland, CT 06084 Directions: Porter Si. 261 Broad Street Manchester Excellent 2 family — TAG SALE SIGN* EOE to Steephollow Lane. PKG-MANUFACTURE DARI-FARMS 4&4. Double garage, NEEDED! enclosed porches, Jack J. Lappen Major Company needs Ice Cream, Inc. patio, private anchor help in manufacturing, TELEMARKETING fenced yard. Conveni­ Realty ASSISTANT HEAD NURSES MOONLIGHTERS packaging and drop When you place your ad In EARN $9/HR. shipment of a small ent location. $124,000. 164- East Center Street Decentralization in our nuring services division $$$$$ household Itern. You has an immediate opening for a 1st shift Niinchester, CT has created several full time, entry level manage­ OR MORE! receive 55t per unit. Call 643-4714 ment opportunities for experienced practloners Route Drivers No experience. We freezer foreman. Applicant must have 643-4263 seeking to develop their unit managmement and PART-TIME The New York Times train for full-or part personnel skills. time. managerial and supervisory skills. This is Become a member of home delivery service the Manchester Herald— I These positions are availble Immediately on our growing telemar­ has several contract de­ livery opportunities a working foremans job and requires a ... evening and night shifts in critical care, obstet­ keting team. Compre­ GARAGE SIZE BLDG, rics and medical/surgical units. Serious candi­ available in the Man­ NEEDED ' OPEN HOUSE hensive product and chester and Glaston­ self-starting, motivating person. Excellent | dates should possess two to 3years direct critical telephone skills train­ bury areas. These are Company will award Sunday 1-4 pm *Limit 1 Sign— Must Be Picked Up At The Herald experience, good interpersonal and team build­ ing program for qual­ part time positrons with you a guaranteed 3- opportunity. Applications now being ing skills, and demonstrative attitude for first line ified applicants. You'll above average earnings. year price protection 31 Eastland St, Manchester supervision. of raw products con­ need some previous You must enjoy working taken, Monday thru Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 tract for manufacture Reduced to $195,000. Lot 250x207. Large cus­ Wo are prepared to support successful candi­ sales experience, a po­ outdoors with minimal supervision. Starting of Items you produce p.m . at tom cape with 5 bedrooms. Lots of entertain­ dates with an excellent pay delivery and benefits sitive attitude, pleasant plus renewal option. ing areas, 4 fireplaces, brick patio plus sun- package, liberal educational assistance, in ser­ phone voice and good time in most areas is 3:00 A.M. and you'll $6245.00 is suggested deck. Lot treed and backs up in the rear and vice resources on evening and night shifts, communication skills. to cover your needed appropriate management development pro­ work a lew hours each side to wooded-land. M UST BE SOLDI AM and PM positions morning, 7 days a week. equipment, supplies, Dari-Farms Ice Cream, Inc. gramming. and promotional preference as ad­ available. Salary plus training, etc. vancement opportunities become available. Your own reliable car is Directions: East Middle Tpke. to Greenwood to commission. Qualified a must. No experience Call Mr. Keith 1-913- 40 Tolland Stage Road Indian to Eastland. If you feel your ready to test your wings and your applicants should call necessary, no collec­ 703-4364 or write lianrl|rfitrr MrralJi not afraid of a challenge, we'd love to hear from Sara at 456-4255 or tions Involved. Call 1- All Products Supply Tolland. CT 06084 you. Send your resume to the attention of the Di­ apply at Automatic 800-424-2475 during re­ B&W R E A L T Y “Serving »» rector of Nursing, at; Business Products Co. gular business hours or Co. Corporation EOE The Manchester Area For Over 100 Years 6 4 7 -1 4 1 9 Inc., Tuckie Rd.. Willi- locally at 667-1240 or 25Sth St. & 169 Hwy. I 523-4950 between 2- Rt. 3 «nmNAM COMMUNITY MEMORIAl NOSPITAl mantlc, CT. ?:¥5S5:¥S:W:¥5:¥?: ll2 Mansfield Ave., Willlmantic, C T 06226 4:30 A.M. Paola, KS 66071 to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 3. 1986 TAG SALE SIGN Are things piling up? Tlien why not have a TAG SALE? ' The best way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad. you’ll receive ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQUARE. MANCHESTER

NOTICB OP DISSOLUTIOff' I MUSICAL |g y | MISCELLANEOUS I WANTED TO I CAMPERS/ I MOTORCYCLES/ I MISCELLANEOUS > NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR SALE TAG SALES BUY/TRADE TRAILERS MOPEOS AUTOMOTIVE You are hereby notified thot ITEMS The Outdoor Theatre Corp., 164 East Center Street, Man­ H COUF SuperBAII Tenor 33 Cedar Ridge Drive Wanted to buy. 35 MM Four Place Trailer ( For 1983 Shadow 750, 4000 8 foot truck cap. Insu­ chester, CT 06040, has been Sox. $900 p lus acce ssories: (Near Mlnnechaug golf SLR camera and lenses. snowmobile, ATV, trac­ miles. $2000 or best offer lated, sliding window. Jal­ dlssolv^, April 30, 1986. N eg o tiab le. 646-1753 be­ co u rse) M a y 3rd, 8:30-4, Call 528-2964 tors etc.) Excellent condi­ and a Suzuki SP 500 dirt ousie windows, roof vent, You are warned to present tween 6:30pm-9;00om. Wooden Storm windows rain date. M ay 4th. Lots of tion, rear swing gate bike, $400, 12-5 weekdays $175. 643-1947. your claims to Steven furniture; sporting equip­ available, 3500 lb. capac­ 646-7595. Menschell at the above ad­ and screens, and 150 feet dress, no later than tour Electric guitar. Two year of'/j Inch PVC tubing. Call ment, luggage and much ity. $1,000 649-4098 after CARS months after the above date, old Hondo II; Gibson 647-9221. more. Everything excel­ 6pm. Now Is the time to run an FOR SALE or your claim may be barred. copy. Two pickups like lent condition, plus a 1973 Used Float Boat - 20 to 24 od in classified. 004-05 new. Complete with new Two tires P205 R7514 Buick Opal Menta. Best foot. C o ll 742-6190.______Jayco POPUP - Sleeps 6, leather strap and fully mounted on 1980 Grand offer. stove, icebox, closet, can­ padded cose. Originally Prix rims. Driven opprox- opy. Excellent condition. $275 a sk in g $125. P h o ne Im ate lv 8,000 m iles. $50. Aluminum storm doors, Automotive $1500. 649-5809. 643-1374.______C o ll 649-8391. toys, craft items, baseball cards, much more. 37 Finding a cosh buyer for NEW 1986 LINCOLN Household vinegar Is an Storm 8< Screen door. 30" Autumn Street, May 3rd, [ ^ C A R S effective and inexpensive the Items you'd like to sell X 7 8 ''." $5.00. T elephone 10- 2. FOR SALE Is easy. Just let our read­ fabric softner when added 643-4751. TOWN CAR to the final laundry rinse. ers know what you have for sale with an od In Classified Is the effective Childs 16" Bicycle. Bovs, Classified. 643-2711. and Inexpensive way to girls, solid rubber tires, find o cash ^ buyer for training wheels. $60 646- household Items you no 6794. Hundreds of yards, new Honda Civic 1978.4-speed, longer use. 643-2711. calicos and sallds for front wheel drive, 1200cc LIOUON PERMIT engine, tires good, body NOTICE OF APPLICATION Jordan Pool Table. 70" quilting, soring sewing This Is lo give noticethal I, 38". Two 48" sticks, one etc. Saturday 9am. 296 very good, needs some FRED J. BONEY of 27 LOR­ 36" stick. Rack of balls Hackmatack Street. en g in e w o rk . 78,000 m iles. RAINE DRIVE, TOLLAND I MISCELLANEOUS $650. 742-7463 a fte r 6pm. hove filed on apollcotlon pla­ FOR SALE $99 . 649-3826. carded APRIL 24, 1986 with 2 Fam ily Tag Sale. Satur­ 1978 Chrysler Le Baron the Department of Liquor Are you on antique lover? day 9-4:30, 19 Benton Station wagon, new tires, Control a PACKAGE LI­ QUOR for the sole of alco­ Read the offerings In Clas­ Street. Furniture and a new transmission, leather sified every day to find the large assortment of mis­ holic liquor on the premises LOADED INCLUDING ENDROLLS In te rio r, a ir, $1199 o r best 1220 MAIN STREET, COV­ 5 Liter 302 EFI V-8 • Automatic Overdrive Items or Items you'd like cellaneous stuff. o ffe r. 649-8158.______ENTRY. The business will be 2 7 ’6 w ld th -2 5 i to own. 643-2711. owned by CHARLES B. BOS- " Automatic Climate Control Air Conditioning 13V. wldlh-2 lor 2SC Tag Sale - Neighbarhood 1979 Chevy Chevetfe, blue, SIDY ond FRED J. BONEY Full Power • 3 Full Vinyl Root looks great, excellent run­ of 811 HOP RIVER ROAD, MUST be picked up el the tag sale, Castle Road, Tinted Glass • Coach Lamps nin g co n d itio n . $1095. C a ll BOLTON, 27 LORRAINE Manchester Herald Ollice May 3rd, 9am-4om. DRIVE, TDLLAND ond will Electric Clock • Steel Belted Radial Whitewalls 646-2796 a fte r 5pm. before 11A M ONLY be conducted by FRED J. Electronic Search Tune AM/FM Stereo W/4 Speakers TAG SALES Results af Soring Clean­ BONEY os permittee. ing! Lots of household Fred J. Bonev Speed Control ■ Tilt Wheel miscellaneous. Check It Applicant 4 Vear/SO.OOO M ile Factory W arranty April 24, 1986 SWIMMING POOLS out. Saturday May 3rd, Electronic Rear Defroster • Many Other Options Pontiac Firebird - 6 cy­ 091-04 MUST CLEAR 9-4. 24 0 'L e a r y D riv e M a n ­ («f6-904S) (86-9046) linder, 4 speed, power IMAAEOIAT6I.VI Vanout tizet cjf Tag Sale - May 3rd, rain chester factory ncondltionod

LEGAL NOTICE FOR THE TOWN MEETING NOTICE TO CREDITORS MAY 12, 1986 E S T A T E O F DOROTHY M. HOOEY, To see If the Tow n w ill vote to a/k'o DOROTHY HOOEY, authorize the Board of late of Manchester, Classified Ad Selectmen to enter Info deceased agreement with the State of The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Connecticut, Infrastructure Gerald, Judge, of the Court Renewal Program, Local of Probate, District of Man­ Bridge Program, enabling chester at a hearing held on the Town to aoDlv for Local April 24,1986 ordered that oil Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: Bridge Grant Funds for the claims must be presented to rehabilitation and Improve­ the tlduciarv on or before m ent of T im e s F a rm s B rid g e July 27, 1986 or be barred os Clearly state name of item and phone number in ad. and Bunker Hill Bridge, both by low provided, spanning Hop River. Mary Lou Tovlor, C le rk 5 5 Price must be included. P E R B O A R D The fiduciary is; OF SELECTMEN Allan T. Hooev TOWN OF ANDOVER, CT 116 W alke r St. One item only per ad. Dated at Andover, CT this Manchester, CT 06040 2nd day of May, 1986. 007-05 Do not use abbreviations. 009-05 N O Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads accepted. BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREaORY Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the

e 9 |GLEAIHII6 IPMHTINS/ IH EA T M 6/ WSCEUAIIEettS Manchester Herald. SERVICES PAPERING PLUM BIN8 piViGES Nome your own price — Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Father and ion. Fast, throom rem odeltna. In- dependoble service. sMHatlon water heaters, I garbage disposals; faucet Wonted - Office fo clean In Painting. Paperhongtng' O a P Landsci To all Herald Monctieffer. Only rella- a Removol. Call 646.5761. repairs. MMS39. Vtso/M - 1 2 3 4 ostiN’Cord oceepted. Sprine Cleon Up s . ,Me, dependable oucron- ines. flower athrubptapf, readers who #Md good work. Referen- Painting and Poperhang- ings. Free estimates. jCoII Ing — Exterior and Inte­ have something CW. Call oner 2. M7-1S45 NEVER PLACED o wont after S:30pm .f 5 6 7 8 08k (or Bafty. rior. ceilings repaired. od? there's nofhlng to n to sell for Relerehces, fully Insured. ... lust (Hoi ond Qualify work. MartW Custom Rototlllliig>,Hdvi we'll help YOU word « xl 9 10 1'1 12 MoftaMn. evenings. M9- p io c t yo u r od. Troy ant, Rotettller. wm ^99 or Less 4431. travel. Ocrdeni. lawns, \ CARPENTliY/ flower beds, lorge or sm all. C o ll 643-1W5 13 14 15 We will run your ad SEMODEUNG iv r i MISCELLANEOUS nisEIVICES for 6 days Free of „ jrrond (Remodeling — Delivering deem form Charge. lo«mi; $ ygrde m p lv s tax. I pgblnets. rooting, gut- E U lO in N fi Odd lobs, Trucklnd. lers, room additions, Also tdnd. Stoner and Home repairs. You name grovel. C o ll aCMMOS. ’ I aecks, all types of remo- Floorsondlno — Floors It; we do It. Free esti­ I Name. Fill out coupon and M iln e ond reoolrs. F R E E like new. SpecloMzIng in m ates. Insured. 6434D04. Bobcat. Bockhoe# loader either mail it or eMIftiotes. Fully Insured. older floors, natural and Address Telephone <43^ 17, otter rental. Trucking, drolm I bring it to the stained. No waxing any­ age site work. Oovls Con- more-. John Verfollte. Coll Howkes Tree Service Phone — Manchester Herald m-sm: Bucket Truck & Chipper. struetton, 1^ 1400. CsFoenlry and remodel-. .Stump RemovoL Pree Es office. hM eervtces -m- Comptefe timates. Special consider­- LET YOUR newsptmer Valid thru One adja month only S me repairs and remo- ation Ter Elderly and Han­ Ntevou keep fruinS« pec family llng. Ghmllty work. Ref- dicapped. 647-7SS3, s p ^ n g Cleon ottd swiier May 31, 1986 (No phone calls igrendes. licensed smd In-' smeHlng. wash |ors; dry One Hem Onbe jwrad. Colt MMINL ELECTMCAL ____ a c c e p te d ) __ [ Home gardens rototl lied. cemp^ely then'put Reasenoble rotes «47- l9l 7. .low p ^ of nSwiaeiu .. Egbert E. Jorvle. OuttidslElectrtc— Hovlng inelde the lor and but the aultdlng--Remadotlng Eldctrleol Problems? IW-gn. The pgper will liallst. Additions, gor- Need o large or o small Gardens Rototilied. Small absorb any moisture. Let ig. siding, kit- Renoir? We Specialize In Cob Cedet sKirden tractor o dossNied od ih Vbur iianrI|T0tTr I boBiroems. and Residential Work. Joseph with rear tiller, sottsfoc- newspoper find a « w in do w i­ Oumos. Fully Licensed. tfdMjbworonteed. 6474SS30 buygr for moef cmvNI ll Free Estim ates. 646-5253. o r 1714106. YOU hove fo r sole. 16 Brainard Place Manchester issoDJTRnr’ CREDITORS / notified that 'heotre Corp.> r Street, Man- i040, hot been II 30, 1986. ed to present to Steven the above Od­ er than tour he above dote, nov be barred.

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i d WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 3, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 3, lam; 2 Between the Lines Weekend Phis Magazine Why Wait? Get prepared for the Saturday, May 3,1986 Q. Could you please fill me in Freshness of Spring! on Vincent Price’s background. I think we may be related. 2 Between the Lines: The story behind the story. Melka N. Clark, Niles, Mich. A. He’ s from St. Louis, a 4 Outlook: It’s hard to learn how to deal with loss. Look Better descendant o f Peregrine White, the first colonial child bom in 5 Profiles: Marjorie Reed, retired Red Cross executive. See Better Massachusetts, and o f Jean-Pierre Desnoyers, the first 0 Cover Story: Craig Sylvia wants to make people laugh. treasurer o f the state o f Feel Better Michigan. His parents were g Sexuality: A formerly taboo topic,' masturbation, is explored in The story Vincent Leonard Price and Margaret Cobb Willcox Price. The Kinsey Report. at Hope that helps. 10 Families: More and more Americans are taking a hike. And behind the story loving it. 763 Main St. 191 Main St. Q. Are David Keith and Patrick 12 At the Movies: ’ ’” is a movie within a movie ... Manchester Manchester Swayze the same person? They "Lullaby” is an international feat... Film capsules. 643-1191 643-1900 By Josie look so much alike. Sandy Brandt, Green Bay, Wis. Eastbrook Mall A. They do look alike, you’ re 13 Weekend Television: An eight-page pullout section with Mansfield right; but they are different program schedules for Saturday and Sunday ... Jumble. TV 456-1141 Q. I’d Ukt to know a little about Edward Woodward o f “ The people. puzzle and the Free Zone. * Equalizer." I think he*s a wonderful actor. Barbara Blasford Eastern Connecticut’s Leading Full Service Opticians Ft. Dix, SJ. 2 J Music: Joe Cocker’s video is tops ... Ex-Styx star charts his own A. He s 55. from Croyden, England, and he originally wanted to SPECIAL SPRING SALE course ... Turntable tips. become a journalist; he changed his mind after the Royal Q. What is George Jottes doing Academy o f Dramatic Arts offered him a scholarship when he now? Have any o f his children Trends: Arbitration can help you resolve a car dispute. was 16. He stayed a year and then went into the repertory followed him into show 22 * 5 0 0 Savings 5 *10®* Savings ^ system, winding up, years later, at the prestigious National business? Mrs. Claire Crissie, on Single Vlalon Eyeglaues on Bifocal Eycglaatee Theater. In the 60s, he moved to New York where he appeared St. John, N.B., Canada 24 Careers: How others perceive your voice can be crucial to your w!coupon Expiras 6/30/86 w/coupon Expires 6/30/86 in two plays, “ Rattle o f a Simple Man” and the musical "High Right now, he’ s on a (our Spirits.” A. success. that will take him throughout the He then returned to England and his work since has been Midwest and South, after incredibly varied: from tbe dramatic films “ Becket,” “ Young 2 5 The Image Workshop: Here's some spring first aid for boring ^40°° Savings <60®® Savings starting with a few appearances on High Fashion ^ On Now C olored ^ Winston,” the Australian film “ Breaker Morant” and “ King suits. in England, and run through Faceted Eyeglesses Soft Contact Lenses David" to the TV productions “ Winston Churchill: The w/coupon Expires 6/30/86 w/coupon Expires 6/30/86 y June 29. In the midst o f it, Wilderness Years" and “ A Christmas Carol” with George C. though, he’ s found time to open 27 The Curious Shopper: Beef fat is found in many processed foods. Scott to his musical variety specials and his . a restaurant called Possum •New Orders Only— No Other Discounts Apply— Non-transferrable He also starred in a British TV series called “Callan” in which Holler (his nickname is Possum) 20 Celebrity: Ted Danson's wife had a stroke during childbirth. It he played a tough detective not unlike “The Equalizer.” He’ s Q. / think Nastassja Kinski is very pretty arut a good actress near Colmosneil, Texas, with his taught him the power of love. married to Michelle Dotrice and they have a 2-year-old daughter. Can you teU me about her? Rose Mats, Scranton, Pa. wife, Nancy, and is in the He also has three grown children from an earlier marriage. A. She’ s 25, the daughter o f actor Klaus Kinski and his former process of building a park in the 30 Dining In: Nuts are any baker’s best friend. wife, wnter Ruth Brigitte, who were both active members o f the same area called the (^orge German artistic Bohemian scene when she was bom in Berlin Jones park. It’s 3 1 Dining Out: Restaurant critic Sondra Stave visits the new This made for an interesting childhood, as did the world traveling set to open May 23. that accompanied her father’ s movie roles. Q. I’d like to know what my favorite actor, Peter Falk, it doing Regarding his children, none Chiang Jiang restaurant. From the traveling, she learned to speak English, French and right now. Theresa Matteson, Trenton, N J. seem to be following in his Italian as well as her native German. Her parents separated when A. He should be finishing up a run in the play "Glengarry Glen footsteps. According to an she was 8, and. the next year she moved with her mother to Ross” in Chicago, after similar runs in Los Angeles, San associate, “ Bryan and Jeffrey Mailbox Venezuela where an anist-boyfriend o f her mother’s was living Francisco and Boston, and may be on his way with it to are in the stadium concession so she picked up a bit o f Spanish as well. Broadway. He also has a movie, “ Happy New Year,” due out in business, Susan’s mother and salt of glutamic acid, an amino acid A couple o f years later, though, they returned to Germany just found in the plant and animal protein. It September. Georgette — his daughter with Cavey’s wonderful as she was hitting adolescence, a stretch during which she is effective in enhancing the natural Tammy Wynette — sang with describes herself as an animal running wild, tasting all the We had dinner at Cavey’s Restaurant flovor of foods. At the levels typically her mother onstage a couple of to n e - ’’ apparently with her mother s permission. She also made last night! We had a truly delicious meal, used in foods. MSG has no taste of its Specials for the Month of May years ago, but I don’ t think her film debut then, at 14 in the film The Wrong Move” after served by very gracious people in a own. she’s doing any more isinging. Q. / would like to know more director Wim Wenders discovered her dancing in a Munich wonderful atmosphere. MSG is one of the most thoroughly and Served Tuesday - Sunday about Veronica Lake. How nightclub. At least right now.” We loved it! In spite of your critic! exhaustively tested additives in use / many movies did she make and Other films such as “ Passion Rower Hotel” and "T o the today. More than 6(X) appropriate studies is she still alive and acting? Devil a Daughter,” which, she says, she’d rather forget, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Sulick and reviews by regulatory and scientific if Sirloin Steak A u Poivre *13.95 Joan Reilly, Upland, Calif. followed, as did "Stay As You Are" opposite Marcello Manchester organizations worldwide (including the A. No. she died o f acute Mastroianni. She didn’ t take herself seriously as an actress U.S. Food and Drug Aministration and hepatitis on July 7. 1973 in though, u n til-less,” director Roman Polanskis adaptation’ o f Anything you’d like MSG is safe the World Health Organization) in their if Veal Medallions Piccatta *11.95 Burlington. Vt.; she was 53. She the Thomas Hardy novel. (She began an affair with Polanski to know about prom i­ totality, clearly affirm the safety of this made 26 films, such as “ I when she was 15; by this point, thought, he was more her mentor The article ’ ’Fake food - why does popular flavor enhancer. The Glutamate Association is an Wanted Wings.” “This Gun for than her lover.) nent personalities? Uncle'Sam allow so many additives in all if Stuffed Filet of Whitefish * 8.50 organization of manufacturers, national Hire.” “The Glass Key.” “The She made her American film debut in Francis Coppola s W rite to: Josie, Be­ that we ea t?” appearing in the March 29 marketers and processed food users of (Specials include potato, vegetable and salad.) Blue Dahlia” and “ Sullivan’s expensive flop. "One From the Heart," in 1982. followed bv tween the Lines, King issue of Weekend Plus has recently come Travels.” in a career that f ^ r other flops: ’ Cat People.” “ Exposed.” “ Unfaithfullv to our attention. Of particular concern to glutamic acid and its salts, including spanned about 10 years, from monosodium glutamate. Yours and “The Hotel New Hamp.shire ” More reccntlv she Features Syndicate, us is the statement that monosodium Reserve Now for Mothers Day the early ’40s to the early ’50s. appeared in “ Maria’s Lovers,” "Paris. Texas ” and "Harem ” glutamate (MSG) is a ’’questionable ” 235 E. 45th St., New JnUeM, Wilgvs After the roles stopped co-slamng Ben Kingsley, a movie that has been released in additive... ’’designed to make food more The GIntamate Association coming, she left Hollywood, Euro^ but. according to her agent, probably won’ t be released York, N.Y. 10017. Sunday: Brunch 11-3 / Dinner 4-9 appealing.” Atlanta drank heavily, as she later over here. Monosodium glutamate is the sodium admitted, and worked for a time Currently, she’ s on hiatus, having recently given birth to a in a factory and as a barmaid. In daughter Soma. (She had been scheduled to stan filming a TV Editorial services by King Features Weekend Plus Magaiine: A weekly ^ Syndicate. 235 E. 45th St. New York. N.Y. her later years, she lived in movie. ’’ Ingnd Bergman: My Story.” when she became supplement to the Manchester Herald, Ipswich, England, and two years published Saturdays by the Manchester 10017. K "'; R“«="ini. has taken over before she died, wrote her the role.) She and estranged, as we go to press, husband Ibrahim Publishing Co.. IBBrainard Place. Do you have any questions or comments about autobiography, “ Veronica.” ■ Moussa also have a 2 1-month-old son, Aljosha. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Weekend Pius Magaiine? We’d like to hear from you. Please address your letters to: 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.D. 2. BOLTON. CONN. 06040 Richard W. Cosgrove. Publisher Weekend Plus Magazine. P.O. Box 591, Adele Angle, Weekend Plus Editor Manchester. Conn. 06040. Jane Harvey. Advertising Coordinator 643-2342 Veronica Lake Cover photography by Reginald Pinto WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 3. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 3. 1986 4 Outlook 5 Profiles Marjorie Reed A g e 91 B o rn April 15, 1895 O c c u p a tio n retired Red Cross e x e c u tiv e Marital status w id o w Greener Favorite restaurant Manchester Country Club Favorite food ro a s t b e e f Favorite beverage cream sherry Idea of a good vacation cruise, or H a w a ii What you do to relax knit for patients pastures do volunteer work Type of entertainment preferred b a lle t By Sarah Overstreet parents’ home as much as I did. Favorite actor, actress Bill Cosby, She gave me a semblance of Katharine Hepburn ust about everyone my roots when my roots had been Favorite book "Longfellow’s Poems” age with whom I'm tom from me in two years’ time, Pet peeve people who park really close is talking first by my mother’s suicide and in handicapped spots about greener pastures, then my father’s sudden death. without handicap cards bigger opportunities, She is in Italy now with her Kind of music preferred H a w a iia n better jobs. My list of husband, waiting for him to friends is always having names finish his hitch in the Army. Favorite magazine P e o p le J Favorite store in Manchester F a ir w a y marked off the top and added to Perhaps it’s her loss I feel the bottom. most deeply now, because my Favorite quote “Do unto others The door of the newsroom husband and I bought the house as you would have revolves; my "best and she kept in trust for me that them do unto you" brightest" leave. A young year. The home and the land Pet cat named Ming reporter I came to like and surrounding it are filled with her Favorite spot in Manchester h o m e admire very much, who image. announced her intention to get The home is filled with C a r C o m e t out of the country from the day images of others I have lost — Favorite color g re e n she came to work here, is more friends, my mother and Last book read Jalna series working on a newspaper in father, the old dog with the Favorite TV show “The Cosby Show” Guam. white chest who used to lie for Best thing about Manchester MACC Oavid Bashaw/Manchester Herald The young woman I used to hours in the snow, stomach up. Worst thing about Manchester ro a d s run with every morning, whose Sometimes I think it odd that transformation from talented none of them hears the birds college graduate to street-wise with me this year or smells the reporter fascinated me as we fresh mint or feels the quiet p<)unded the pavement and sunset air settle on the cedars COMMITMENJ» talked every day. moved to a and thistles with me. TOJEXCEtLENt better job in Albuquerque. She Part of me wants to go to REGAL’S loves it — new work those new places with the experiences, a warm, dry others, to feel the new climate, a new ethnic heritage to excitements. Yet a much explore. stronger part of me wants to A friend of 22 years with hear, see and smelt the familiar Hart Schaffner & Marx whom I was baptized by the big things, to feel the same evening Baptist preacher we thought air and see the others again, would surely drown us, with alive as long as I am here: my whom I shared every secret, friend Joyce, heaving a stick k k —______. r . l ( t THE RIGHT SUIT, BLAZER and SLACKS including how we imagined it past her gangly, gargantuan would feel to have a baby, has Weimaraners; my father, two babies and is off in Fort pushing a wheelbarrow up the AT THE RIGHT STORE! hill behind the house in his Wonh rearing them. So much to stay here, I have answers that I’ve done all I can for a while to leather house slippers, ribbed the things that kept my do there, she says. sound reasonable, but I’m not stoke my burning passion for undershirt and beat-up hat; my - childhood intact gone, I could My best friend started this sure if I believe thern entirely. I success, I want to be home. I’d The Right Blazer The Right Suit mass exodus in 1979, moving to mother, catching crawdads in the eventually want to make a living gracefully put out my roots rather sit by a nice fire and play Hole-in-one style. The Jock Because one of your chief executive another city several states away nearby creek with her friend, writing humor, I tell them aiid .somewhere else. But then, my my banjo than get on a plane to Nicklaus® Golden Bear Blazer from concerns is the image you convey. Hart when the man she was dating both of them in their 60s, their me, and I don’t think moving husband’s family is like my own Santa Fe. What is it about these Hart Schaffner & Marx is right for all Schaffner & Marx tailors the right suit did. When that relationship jeans rolled up past their skinny would necessarily make me any now, more suited to me than any same, ragged woods behind my I could have handpicked myself. of your informal occasions. Natural in Heritage” Cloth, and exclusive Burl­ failed, she turned the move to ankles, squealing like little girls. funnier. house that I could walk over her advantage and went to law Does someone have to stay I like the four seasons we One thing I know: I have no shoulder styling and a gallery of colors ington Menswear blend of 5 5 % them 1,000 times and never be more illusions about award this blazer that Jack Nicklaus Dacron® polyester" and 4 5 % fine school. here to keep their images alive have here, none of them too bored? She worked her way through against the pink setting sun? Am immortality. And honestly, I championship look. Adapt a winning worsted wool. After all. Hart severe. The people are generally I think there may have been a as a secretary, studying at night, I the keeper of the flame, the don’t know that I could stand stance. O pt for the right blazer at the Schaffner & Marx knows that the right friendly, and the pace isn’t too time when I wouldn’t have and just started a j making historian, the point in time fast. Of all the places I’ve been. the pain of waking up again and right store. suit is the suit that best delineates your where the ones I have loved minded moving, and might'have finding the people I love best in Available In Navy, Marine Blue, authority. Available at the right store more money than either of us I’ve never found one I liked Blue Heather, Batty and Sand. dreamed there was 10 years ago come together? If no one stays better, although I’ve been to even relished the chance. It was the world gone, gone before I immortal, but my parents were 38 to 48 Reg., 40 to 46 L, 38 to 44 Short. This is the woman who hadn’t a here, do the legends die? several and liked them fine. could spend the time with them I In Solids and Pin Stripes immortal, too. They would clue what she was going to do And more practically, does There are some people still here was always planning to... •200“ •400“ when she earned a degree in someone have to stay here so I like better than anyone I’ve always be there at Thanksgiving I ran down my road again speech and theater in 1974, and those who leave have a home to ever met. or Christmas or whenever I today, past all the familiar deigned to get on a plane and put every assignment off until come home to? Sometimes I Yet I still wonder why I’m things: past the neighbors’ pond, the last minute if she thought begin to feel like someone’s come home. 'The 8mm family the disinterested cows, the tiny, not burning to experience what movies would be in their box in Downtown Main St. I Tri-City Plaia she could scrape by with a B-. grandma in the old farmhouse my friends ate. I’m certainly no light-green grasses that have just Vernon My most recent loss is the where everyone grew up, that the hall closet, and the same started to grow. I watched the Manchester less ambitious than they; what I china would be in the cupboard Open Mon., Tues. k Sat. friend I rented my patents' when she dies everything falls lacked in ambition a d^ade ago sky through the bushy cedars, Open Mon.-Sat. BEGAVS to get out and remember when “Your Quality klan'a Shop" house to in that terrible year a|Mrt and the children spend the which were themselves a new ^ 10-5:30 during the back-to-the-land each chip was put in. Till 5:30 after my father died. She was re°st of their lives with this years. I’ve made up for today by experience this year; In the Thurs. Nites ’til 9:00 Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10-9 the rock in the middle o f my You might think that when winter, the green branches unsettled, homeless feeling. being fairly consuined by it. my parents died. I’d have even chaos that year, loving my When someone asks me why I But after I’ve worked, when turned gold, and now they’re less reason to stay here. With all chartreuse.■ WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 3, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 3. 1986 6 Cover Story 7 Cover Story

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Story by John Mitchell Sylvia slowly reveals his full regalia as “the Tora-Tora Truck Driver," Photos by Reginald Pinto a character who wages Craig Sylvia, 28, goes over his routine before going on a war against rotten stage at the Billy-Jack Cafe of Comedy. The comedy drivers. business is crazy, he says.

flag. Sylvia says the zany club’s producer, likes what he’s he Saturday night crowd The kamikaze warrior bit is popularity of comedy clubs ... Continued so when Sylvia brought in about wanted an outlet, ” he says. character he plays on stage isn’t seen of Sylvia and has at Billy-Jack in Glaston­ all an act, but underneath the across America. 60 acquaintances, who yelled Pawlina estimates that he has a and hooted their encourage­ entirely fanciful. " I ’m more me considered using him in other He isn^ bury is here to have a leather-clad caricature is a Sylvia started his performing Billy-Jack is now managed by stable of about 10 local clubs he helps book. “ He’s really good time, and they're ment. giving him the confidence on stage than I am anywhere different sort of madman — Pawlina'sson. Theclubinthe career playing the base guitar. comedians who come in to continue. Sylvia says he chose else.” he says. come a long way on stage, ’ ’ doing just that. Craig Sylvia, amateur come­ Fox Run Mall was formerly the "The first time I got in front of faithfully and work on their to wing it, rather than perform Novik says. THalfway through his routine. dian. By day, Sylvia, 28, is a Pumpernickel Pub. and retains a crowd, I was 14 or 15, and that □ □ □ in it for material. Six of them have Though some gigs are starting Craig Sylvia, in character as truck driver who owns a small was it,” Sylvia says. “ There was any material he’d prepared much of the pub’s decor. Neon warmed the crowds up as Glastonbury resident Mark to pay, success has yet to be "The Tora-Tora Truck Driver,” trucking company in East nothing like it.” ahead. beer signs and dark wooden emcees, or served as back-up Petruccelli. 25, works at Pratt & monetary. Sylvia says money goes on about the different Hartford. But as the house lights About the time that music “ I made Pryor and Murphy beams line the walls. Customers for the professional shows on the isn’t a concern at this point. breeds of highway vermin he dim, he stands alone under the look like a couple of saints,” he Whitney when he’s not working the money started getting him nowhere, sit in crushed red velvet booths weekend. for laughs. He’s a friend of Sylvia says he eventually won't tolerate. There are the harsh spotlights, waving his Billy-Jack offered an alterna­ recalls. His third trip up. primed and munch on ribs and lobster "These guys, even though Sylvia’s and the two often hopes to play the comedy Italians in Trans Ams. sabre of comedic insight at tive. " I had heard about it, I and ready but lacking audience while the first show goes on. they still have their day jobs, bounce their routines off one circuit, touring as headliner at blue-haired old ladies who take anyone who’ll watch and listen. always wanted to see it,” he support, he bombed. Although there are now about are starting to make a dent in another. comedy clubs throughout the up three lanes and Puerto And, he hopes, laugh. five clubs offering various says. " I came down here in "There’s no lonelier feeling.” the comedy scene,” Pawlina The two have traveled to United States. One of the Ricans in beat-up Chevvies. comedy acts in the area, November and I fell in love with Sylvia says. □ □□ says. open-mike shows in cities such differences between opening Then, to illustrate the full Billy-Jack calls itself "Hart­ it.” Getting involved with an For any would-be funnyman as Boston, Westfield and shows and headlining is about 30 extent of his war with lousy If any local comedian can ford's first and foremost Sylvia started coming every improvisation class that Paw­ thinking about performing to a Westport, hoping to perform minutes of extra material, drivers, Sylvia reaches into his claim success, much of the comedy nightspot.” weekend. When he found out lina offered helped Sylvia learn live audience and getting with up to 20 other beginning which Sylvia hasn’t developed brown bag of props. “ When I credit goes to Billy Pawlina, 49, about open-mike night, he went to think on his feet. “ I ’m very 'T h e re ’s been a lot of immediate feedback, Billy-Jack comics. yet. Ultimately, he’d like to really want to do damage,” he and his brother. Jack, S3. The harden myself,” he says. “ If I imitators because they’ve seen amateur night is the only place with a girlfriend and spent most Petruccelli says Sylvia has write a movie screenplay or says with a glint in his eyes, “ I pair, who grew up in us and how well we’ve done,” say it went good, it means it in central Connecticut where the of the evening telling her how some strong im agery and write a one-man show on iike to go downtown, because I Glastonbury, began Billy-Jack Pawlina says. went real good.” chance is offered. For Craig much better he was than the characterization, but the local Broadway based on his truck can catch bad drivers out of Cafe of Comedy almost two His truck driver character Sylvia, who found himself a face unfunny souls they watched. She driver character. their environment." As he years ago. "The area was really □ □ □ evolved from his first few humor has to go if Sylvia wants in the crowd less than a year dared him to try. Two weeks finishes, Sylvia pulls out a comedic bits about truck to make the big time. "H e’s got One thing is certain. “ I don’t starved for some new Pawlina started the Wednes­ later he was on stage. samurai sword and waves it ago, Billy-Jack was simply too the stage presence,” Petruccelli want to have to give up my entertainment,” says Billy. day open mike nights because he Sylvia’s first stand-up expo­ driving, a subject he knows well. around in mock defiance. *T good to pass up. says. “ Once you’ve got that, the business,” he says. The truck After a slow start, Billy-Jack wanted to give local hopefuls a sure was a night that he says has He enhanced his act using black know I can get more points material will come.” caught on. Word of mouth chance. "There were a lot of become somewhat of a leather gloves, a headband and there! ” The audience loves it. He’s right. Joey Novik, the Continued... helped. So did the growing talented people in this area who a T-shirt replete with Japanese Continued ... Billy-Jack legend. It was made WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 3, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 3. 1988 8 Cover Story 9 Sexuality Masturbation worries heart patient This truck driver Look for signs of physical exertion if you are concerned By Dr. June Relnisch DEAR READER: No. From what is known about AIDS, anal DEARDR. REINISCH; I contact will not "create” AIDS 99 In general, the cardiac stress involved ^ is also a comedian have been a widow fof many The in one or both of you. You or years and have practiced your wife can contract AIDS in intercourse and orgasm is thought to be masturbation. Last year I had Kinsey only from a blood transfusion, Barclay says. equal to that caused by briskly climbing ... Continued congestive heart failure and was Report sharing needles with someone For now, Sylvia is happy in the hospital. Now I'm feeling with AIDS during intravenous driver’s Ule on the open road two flights of stairs. 99 where he is. fine but I haven't yet drug use or engaging in sexual offers him a different sort of “This is good turf. We're masturbated even though 1 have contact with a person with release, he says. breaking in here. W e’re getting the urge. AIDS. What is uncertain is his gigs around here. It will work Do you think it will be all right Following anal contact, it’s chances of success in the out,” he says. to start again? Would having an level of estrogen are loss of bone important that the penis be DEAR READER: Pain or difficult market. Paul Barclay, discontinued if the warts remain orgasm be too much for my mass (osteoporosis) and thoroughly cleaned before any cramps in the lower abdomen or owner of the Comedy Connection □ □ □ after one month of treatment. heart? atrophy (thinning and shrink­ vaginal entry is done, to prevent back during ovulation is normal in Boston, estimates that, of 100 In one study of the His set is over. In an alcove ing) of the genital tissues, vaginal infection. Also, because for some women. Research has would-be comics vying for stage effectiveness of podophyllin, away from the main room, DEAR READER: In general, causing irritation, infection and the rectum lacks natural not yet determined what causes time in the city, 40 manage to only 43 percent of the women Sylvia paces the floqr and chain­ the cardiac stress involved in other problems with the yrinary lubrication, a water-soluble the pain, even though its regularly get onstage. Barclay studied were permanently cured smokes Winston Lights. People intercourse and orgasm is tract and the vagina. lubricant may be needed. existence is well-known and it says that be ge U 35 to SO "When I really after one or two applications. shake bis hand and tell him how f-m thought to be equal to that Call the nearest medical bears the colorful name of In your case, you should requests to do five minutes on much they enjoyed the show. want to do caused by briskly climbing two center and ask for an “ Mittelschmertz” (which consider various surgical Tuesday's amateur night. Of But the praise isn’t good enough. flights of stairs. appointment with a physician Genital warts means "middle pain’^ in those, he chooses only nine to dam age, I like to removal techniques. Consult a He nervously asks more than However, a recent study has who specializes in treating German, presumably because it perform. DEAR DR. REINISCH; I’m a specialist in sexually transmit­ one person how he did. go downtown,” shown that the cardiac cost postmenopausal women. Have a occurs in the middle of a «»- 24-year-old woman who has had ted diseases (most medical The comedy club scene is But anyone looking close (heart rate) accompanying complete examination, includ­ woman’s cycle, halfway be­ says Sylvia, act­ genital warts for two years. I’ve schools and large hospitals have saturated. To get noticed means enough can see the satisfied look masturbation is substantially ing a pelvic exam and a tween menstrual periods). To a lot. "Someone has to be really ing as the Tora- been to see a dermatologist, a a department or clinic you could of a gung-ho warrior after battle lower than for coitus. measurement of your bone mass date, Mittelschmertz has not gynecologist and my family call for an appointment). It’s special and on the ball. There is who still isn’t ready to put his Tora Truck If your physician has told you or strength. been linked to any particular no minor league in comedy,” doctor. I've tried medications important to determine exactly weapon away. ■ that your condition has If these tests reveal conditions problems with the ovaries or Driver." until they’re coming out of my what type of warts you have, that should be treated with other reproductive organs. stabilized and if you are not ears. Nothing seems to cure this whether you are not getting replacement hormones, then it’s Some women experience only a prohibited from modest physical them cleared up each time, or certianly not too late to begin curse. twinge of pain, while others activity, masturbation to The dermatologist gave me whether you are being taking them. report several hours of orgasm probably would not phidopholin to apply when the reinfected by a sexual partner .Not all women develop these cramping so severe that it has exceed your physical capacity. warts appear. Applying this (who must also be treated.) problems, however, so there occasionally been confused with A gift for always... Also, many physicians point clears them up. but as soon as I That department or clinic can Lose would be no reason to begin appendicitis or ectopic (tubal) out that heart patients can have sex again, they reappear. discuss the treatment options, taking hormones if your health pregnancy. monitor their physiological My family doctor tells me that available, depending on where is good. Apparently, some Some experts have suggested condition during .sex just as they there's no known cure for this your warts are located. It may The Calmady Children women's adrenal glands or body using oral contraceptives to stop lOj^unds monitor their condition during virus. Is that true? take several visits before the fat produce a form of estrogen the process of ovulation, and by Sir Thomas Lawrence other activities. Forexample. if warts are completely removed, % 1 - that adequately replaces the lost hence the ovulation pain. Others extreme breathlessness, pain or DEAR READER: There are and you may be asked to have a ovarian estrogen, and these consider Mittelschmertz to be Happy Mother's Day! di.sturbing heart rhythms various treatments that can thorough follow-up examination in 2w€eks. appear, you should stop activity women do not require one of the symptoms of successfully eradicate anogeni­ four to six weeks after the warts replacement hormones. premenstrual syndrome (PMS) at that point and consult your tal warts, but each patient is so disappear. or pelvic congestion syndrome': 10% Off Custom Framing physician about repealing the different that it often takes Dr. King K. Holmes, who is a O l a It now, and see fast results they suggest that progesterone with this ad activity in the future. several approaches before the professor at the University of with the Diet Center. Lose up to 10 Anal sex (suppositories or injections) be warts can be called "cured." Washington School of Medicine Evpirrq Mav .'ll used a couple of days before pounds in 2 weeks-and keep on DEARDR. REINISCH: My I suspect the medication you and one of the world's leading ovulation is expected. I found no ' D IE T > going.You won't feel liungry.You w/// Hormones needed wife and I are in our.50s. have have is podophy Min. an extract authorities on sexually trans­ \ reports evaluating either the lexposure been married for 35 years and from the rhizome of a plant that mitted diseases, said in his E E N T E R y feel encouraged every’ single day. DEARDR. REINISCH: lam short-term or long-term effec­ grows in North America and the recent book: "CJenital and anal Call now and be ready for the sum- art A f ra n lag 76 and had a complete enjoy a good sex life. I have tiveness of either treatment always wanted to try anal sex, Himalayas. This drug is mixed warts are a nuisance to both • l o u . ^ . mer.Your first consultation is free. hysterectomy when I was 41. III Center Si ., Men.-fft. S-S:30 Since that time I've never taken and we've read some .sex books with other chemicals, applied to patients and physicians. They 113 Mam St., Manchester ■ 647-0469 warts, allowed to dry. dusted Manchester 649-6939 Sat »-S / Thura. »:StM any hormones. Is it too late now which say it's OK as long as it is are very corr mon. particularly gentle and sanitary precautions with talc and then washed off Pimply question to take hormones? in venereal disease clinics, and according to a physician's the amount of time spent on What happens to a woman’s are taken. DEAR DR. REINISCH; I've But now we are afraid to try directions. This procedure is their treatment throughout the 2 Locations Is Your Body Fit body when her ovaries are been told that masturbating done once or twice a week until removed and those hormones this, because we've heard that world is enormous,” causes pimples. Is that true? For The Beach? anal sex causes AIDS. That's the warts completely disappear. to Serve You Better! aren't replaced? DEAR READER: No. ■ hard to understand, since I Podophyllin is a toxic substance, and if applied too 36 Oak St. - 649-0791 DEAR READER: The effects thought the activity had existed for centuries, while AIDS is a generously or to large warts has GIBSON'S GYM of oophorectomy (surgical Severe cramps been known to lead to severe, 200 W. Center - 646-6056 removal of the ovaries) vary new disease. Beach Package Will my wife and I get AIDS if occasionally fatal, reactions. It DEAR DR. REINISCH: Fora greatly. The major physical Send questions to should not be used on the cervix number of years, I have suffered 3 Month Membership effects associated with a low we try this once? becau.se some research has severe cramping during ovula­ Dr. Reinisch in care of Free Delivery in Manchester shown it may be linked to tion. At times the pain is so bad The Kinsey Report, pre-cancerous changes there. that it wakes me from a sound (MIOVilw) Many experts state it should not sleep. P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ Send the be used during pregnancy When I asked my doctor about mington, Ind. 47402. Also, many physicians point out that this he said I must be releasing a ® PBEE Suntanning Sessions (*2S Value) because there have been some Volume of mail prohib­ Spring Blossom Bouquet' heart patients can monitor their cases of fetal death. Less severe pain-causing chemical when I • Fra WtliW TnMii • WtM ImMumIi i but common side effects include release an egg, but he was not its personal replies, concerned. •U m UIw • Itacydi AmMc Mka physiological condition during sex just as irritation of the skin around the but questions of « Pr iwiim PrufHw wart. Could you explain why this happens? Is this normal, or does general interest may Mother’s Day is May 1 Ith^ Hsw W#m6en O nly they monitor their condition during other For this reason, experts advise that only trained medical it mean that something is wrong • ■ A I . T H I be discussed in future Open Mondav'Friday 9-6 / Saturday 9-5 646-3131 Offar ExptrM June Itt activities. 9f personnel apply podophyllin. with my ovaries or Fallopian 9 East Middle Tpke., Manchester The drug should also be tubes? How is it treated? columns. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 3, : > * » > » WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 3, 1986 10 Families 11 Families Tune into your child’s view of nature

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Still, try to plan loosely Build stamina by walking a few acetaminophen, ointment and arc reasonable adults, and Jean found a beetle. Within an hour around those things you can miles per day and climbing stairs calamine lotion (for poison ivy, is a terrific baby.” we had covered six square usually count on — length of before going on your outdoors sunburn and other skin etc?' Of course Jean is a terrific inches of ground. naps, approximate time of meals vacation. irritations), an antihistamine (for baby, but she’d been on an \ ’Tm going to take up and snacks, diaper changes, Take one-third of the time to colds, allergy and insect bites) airplane all morning and was crocheting.” I announced. “At surliness. get to your destination and leave and a flashlight. now strapped into an unfamiliar this pace I could make two Be realistic. Get used to your two-thirds to get back. We hiked Schedule frequent meals, car seat careening up a steep, afghans before the week is equipment before you challenge too far one day, thinking Jean diaper changes and rest stops two-lane Rocky Mountains over.” nature. Backpacks should be wouldn’t notice. She did — along the way. A toddler can highway. But gradually we learned -— well fitted, water bottles loudly; so did every hiker within walk only so far, and a young "Want a cracker, everything out-of-doors with lightweight. Don’t buy a kiddie earshot as we sheepishly climbed baby will enjoy stretching her Answer the call of the wild sweetheart?” I cooed lovingly. small children takes longer than pack carrier for your baby and down from five miles of steep, legs and exploring outside the Fler shrieks echoed through the you expect, so slow down, expect her to stay in it cheerfully craggy trail. carrier. mountain pass. ’’Maybe we relax, and enjoy your child. You if she’s never ridden in one Always prepare for inclement Some experienced (and hardy) should stop the car.” won’t make it to the top of before. weather. Layered clothing is the outdoors families carry only a But if you are a tenderfoot, better start out slowly We pulled off the road at the Mount Everest, you might not Front carriers are best for best defense against the cold. few cloth diapers, wash them first sign of widening highway, make it much past your front infants under three months of Two thin sweaters add more out as needed and hang them just as she unleashed the largest door the first day, but you will age since they support your baby warmth than one heavy one. from their backpacks to dry. We By Joan Bauer "I'd rather embrace amount of voinit ever discharged see every chipmunk, close to your chest. Aluminum Anticipate the cold for your stuck with our disposable brand, says Marlyn Doan in "Starting with a toddler is filled with pack up a mossy mountain trail storing the dirty ones in plastic Barbados " Small in the Wilderness: The from a 17-pound child. hummingbird and butterfly in frame backpacks are appropriate child. Small children often don't magical moments. and quite another to balance gear for older babies who have good know they’re cold until they’re bags. Wilderness etiquette (and can't stand it Our citified family is one of Sierra Club Outdoors Guide for Fle’s panly right. If you have We dipped her and the car eyeshot. (Remember what it was anymore.” said my and a 22-pound wiggling, back and neck strength and can freezing; they lose body heat just simple consideration) many who are opting for the Families” (Sierra Club Books, an easygoing, relaxed child, she kicking toddler screaming for scat into a previously clear like when you were small?) I I I husband, Evan. By the middle of the week, sit unassisted; a padded hip belt more rapidly than adults. Avoid requires that you leave the mountains, hiking trails, 1979). ‘Taking youngsters into will probably make a good apple juice. mountain stream, rolled down I glaring out at the city however, Jean was walking a for your frame carrier greatly any outdoors trip if severe cold, outdoors as you found it. backwiMxls and campgrounds the great outdoors is a slow, traveler. But if your baby is If you’re a novice, learn the windows and headed back up I view from our half mile on the trail unassisted aids in weight distribution. heat or rain is expected. Rain gear for small children with their toddler or baby in one-step-at-a-time prtKess, but restless, fitful and has difficulty adequate outdoor skills and the highway with the parent’s W 23rd-floor apartment. tow. Wilderness travel is — figure one-half mile for every I wore sneakers on the trail — Hypothermia, which occurs and babies is scarce but when adults tune into the adapting to new environments, proceed with caution. Don’t golden role of vacation travel "Our child is 13 months old. growing at an estimated 10 a big mistake, since hiking when body heat is lost beyond necessary. If you’re handy, you wilderness world as a child chances are you’ll have fewer attempt anything more difficult etched forever in our minds: year of age. She has never seen a percent per year, says the Sierra And so we hiked leisurely up uphill can twist the toughest of the body’s ability to generate can fashion a tiny poncho and perceives it, their own magical moments, so start with your child than simple day Always carry a big roll of paper hummingbird, never run through Club, and much of that growth ankles; mine were swollen for new warmth, is the leading rain pants out of a colorful experiences become rich and slowly. hikes on well-marked trails. Go towels for those special mountain trails, ate light lunches a field of wildflowers. never is from newcomers most of the week. Invest in a cause of injuries among outdoor vinylh Comer film company invades the town the-movie come off best. George Wendt, MIml Rogers. (Comedy) Actor/director Ron [USA] Jim m y Swaggart rewrites of the script. He [ESPN] Revco's World Class Women to shoot the movie. Michael Caine is perfectly cast Howard comes out of the sea (“Splash”) and sky (“Cocoon”) to induces the stars, Michael Caine 7:30AIVf ® Durtgaons and Dragons (R) Alda soon learns the lesson of as the airy rake, and Michelle tackle turf. Or, to be more precise, to tackle the problems that [TM C] MOVIE: 'Romantic Comedy' and , to join the ® Wondarama authors from time immemorial: Pfeiffer has unquestionable star occur when a Japanese company invades a small-town auto Two playwrights have trouble synchroniz­ conspiracy. ® In Depth ing iheir interest in each other. Dudley quality as the blonde temptress. factory In Pennsylvania. To be even more precise, Howard CQ) Vohroo. Deferwler of the Universe Moore. Mary Sleenburgen, Ron Leibman. Meanwhile, romance flour-' The rating of “ Sweet Liberty” doesn’t tackle the topic; he fumbles it. “Gung Ho“ is not a S3) Underdog 1983 Rated PG ishes. Alda, who has been urging is PG. with mild swearing and potent social comedy, but a lighthearted romp that manages to m M r. T [U S A ] Second Cash Flo Expo (R) another teacher (Lise Hilboldt) bare male bottoms. Produced by be half-entertaining all the time. Rubber-faced Keaton is fun to (ID It's Your Business 9 :1 0 A M [C N N ] Health Week to live with him, falls in bed with Martin Bregman and released watch, even after the film runs out of gas. Grade; B. Robotech Bob Thomas reviews movies Pfeiffer. Caine makes a play for 9 :3 0 A M (X) Ulysses 31 by Universal Pictures. Running [CNN] Sports Review (18) Dudley Do-Right lor The Associated Press. the teacher, the college time: 107 minutes. ■ I (•*<**«) - **•»> Tyler Moore, Christine [D IS] You and Me, Kid (38) Andy Griffith /I Denson, Sam Waterston. (Comedy-Drama) A woman [ESPN] SportsCenter (41) New Jersey HisparKt (Lahti) discovers that her new best friend (Moore) is married to 8: bo AM ® The Wuzzles (CC) (57) Rod & Reel the man she’s been having an affair with. A comedy of errors ® Popeye [CNN] Money Week ensues, then the fiim takes a more serious turn when a genuine ® Pink Panther and Sons (CC) [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents lullaby’ an international feat tragedy strikes. Director Alan Burns keeps both the comedy ® In tha Black [ESPN] Tennis Magazine and the tragedy a little too tightly under control, but there are CO) Little Rascals [HBO] MOVIE; Ladyhawke' (CC) A young pickpocket helps a pair of lovers un­ plenty of good moments. All four stars turn in first-rate ^ Fat Albert By Bogdan Turok performances, but Lahti is the standout. Grade; B. der an evil monk s curse. Matthew Broder­ contacts. (who holds a British passport) ® ^ Snorfcs ick, Rutger Hauer. Michelle Pfeiffer, 1984. An Israeli ballet was Sesame Street (CC) Rated PG-13 and Leonid Hassim of West TU*!*®*"*! — Tom Cruise, Mia Sara, Tim Curry. (Fantasy) WARSAW — ’.’Lullaby” may performed in Warsaw in March Berlin, who left the Soviet Union This one is for undemanding fantasy fans only. The forces of ^ From the Edhor's Desk 1 0 :0 0 A M IX) 's Rock 'n' and Polish artists have held 01) Los Polivoces Wrestling or may not be a great film, but it as a child. The movie is in good (represented by Cruise and Sara) take on the forces of showings in Tel Aviv. A ({D Vottron: Fleet of Doom C i) Bionic Woman is doubtless the only one ever English and Poland’s Slawa evil and darkness (represented by Curry). The story is as made through Jewish and [CNN] Daybreak (T ) (40) Laff-A-Lympics collection of Jewish jokes sold Przybylska sings one lullaby in predictable as they come, and the creatures of darkness are so Egyptian collaboration in out quickly in Warsaw [DIS] Dumbo's Circus (X ) BJ / Lobo the movie in Yiddish. grotesque that they’re often painful to look at. Curry shows an NO STRANGERS — Their NBC miniseries may be caiied “The Deliberate Stranger,” but communist Poland with West bookshops. [ESPN] Australian Rules Football '86 (11) Puttin’ on the Hits Sevela’s own story reads like a spark as Darkness, and Sara is lovely to look at, but (18) Lome Greene's New Wilderness George Grizzard (left) and Mark Harmon know each other well. |n fact, Grizzard feels like German, Saudi Arabian and (R| Under the changing climate, movie plot. tnis flick has littie else to recommend It. Grade; C-mlnus. [HBO] MOVIE: Something Wicked Greatest American Hero he knows Harmon's entire family. “ Deliberate Stranger” airs Sunday and Monday, May Syrian money. This W ay Comes' A stranger brings his “ there was no problem to get He wrote the screenplays for (24) Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood Based on three novels about Lucas (PQ) — Corey Halm, Kerri GrM n, Charlie Sheen. carnival to a small mid-western town and 4 and 5, on NBC. permission to make the film, ” eight movies in the Soviet Union seduces the townspeople by fulfilling their (38) Maverick the Nazi destruction of Jews in (Comedy-Drama) In which some clean-cut 16-year-old lock Sevela said. The state-run film and published 13 novels — dreams and desires. Jason Robards. Jona­ (41) ReirK) Salvaje than Pryce, Royal Dano. 1983. Rated PG 05 Pro Wrestling USA [DIS] Edison Tw in s Eastern Europe, the movie “ is including “ Legends from learns a lesson about dedication and bravery from an (S?) Motorwaek (g) (S) Ahdn & the Chipmunks company Film Polski “ read the (g ) MOVIE: 'Two Champions of Death’ [M ] MOVIE: 'Savannah Smiles' A the firs t. .. cooperation of this genius. Halm plays Lucas with [U S A ] Alive & WeHl 01) Wrestling 0 $ Business File script and liked it’ ’ — and even Invalid Street — in the West. In A martial arts expert wounded before six-year-old girt charms the two men who kind,” said writer-producer ® Three Stooges 1971, he and 23 other Russian “ * '^«agie. the girl Lucas loves and 8:15AM [M A X ] m o v i e : Fort [DIS] Wind in the Willows completing Ns mission plots to repay his have abduct^ her and demarxied a sizea­ paid some 10 million zloties Apache' A colonel causes the massacre of Ephraim Sevela in an interview. [E S P N ] Championship Rollar Darby 05 Lucha Ubra SIN attacker. Lu Fer>g. Sun Chien. 1982. ble ransom from her wealthy parents. ($58,000) to broadcast it on Jews staged a sit-in at Moscow’s Martin «'bling from the his military outpost by the Apaches due to Sevela, a Soviet Jew who © ) Say Brother ® M r. T Mark Miller, Donovan Scott, Biidgette An­ state-run Polish TV after it Supreme Soviet building ' » iock who befriends Lucas his own stubbornness. John Wayne. [U SA] Keys to Success dersen. 1982. Rated PG. 05 World Claes Championship Wres­ 0 $ Rod & Reel emigrated to Israel in 1971, Henry Fonda. SNrley Temple. 1948 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] CNN Travel Guide shows at the prestigious Cannes demanding the the right to than r? ® '» somewhat more tling teamed with Egyptian producer (g ) ‘Three Stooges 1 :0 0 P M (X) MOVIE: ‘Black Sabbath’ emigrate to Israel. uffunno ah Special ” but somewhat less than a 8;30AM ® Berenstaln Bears 1 0 :3 0 A M d ) IS) EwotM/DroW. Ad- Three stories of horror are dram atiz^. Film Festival in France. [ESPN] Mark Soein'a SaN Water Jour­ (g) MOVIE: VigHante Force' The citi­ Hany Hasyn to make "Lullaby. ” fulfilling adult drama. But ifs a great flick for the under-16 ® Rainbow Brita venture Hour Boris Karloff, Mark Damon. 1964. Sevela said the idea for Sevela and 18 others were nal zens of a crime-ridden Catrfomia commun­ The film was financed by West crowd. Take the kidsi Grade; B. ® The Rockford Fllee “ Lullaby” came when he met allowed to leave. ® (SD Uttlas (CC) 0 5 FTV [TM C] MOVIE: 'Rachel, Rachel' A ity ask a young Vietnam veteran to organ­ German Jews and Arab The filmmaker, who now lives ® Maat tha Mayors (l|) To Be Announced lonely schoolteacher nearing middle age ize a vigilante squad. Kris Kristofferson, ® M O V IE: 'Renegade Ninje’ Kensaku Polish producer Jerzy Hoffman T ^ ^ o n ^ PH (PG) — Tom Hanks, Shelley Long. Alennder finds momentary happiness in a love affair. Jan Michael Virtcent, Victoria Prirtcipal. Morita, Yoko Akino. 1984. businessmen in Saudi Arabia 01) MOVIE: 'Follow the Leader' On fur­ (g) ® Punky Brewster at a West Berlin film festival. in the United States, is already Joanne Woodward. James Olson. Estelle 1976. and Syria and shooting was ■'■>’0 '"• but never iHBOl correspondent for U nited Press HBO Home Box Office 1973 12:00PM ® Puttin' on the Hits In 0D America’s Top Ten Poland’s Ludwik Benoit, (m a x ) 1 :3 0 P M CD NCAA Spadal: Mana CINEMAX Cinemax ® All-Star Wrestling Stereo. ® Spiderman International. i 1 iviL*) Bulgarian Vincenty Pavlov TMC Movie Channel (USA) 05 Soul Train ® W W F Championship Wrestling (2$ Joy of Paintitig USA USA Natwoffc ContInuBd... (g ) Wrestling ® Voyegers [C N N ] Evans end Novak WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 3, 1986 — It WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 3. 1986 — u (S ) JuBa O iild artd Company [C N N ] N ew sw atch ------^ Saturday, Continued THE GOLDEN GIRLS [D IS] MOVIE: *A Night to Ramambar' Saturday, Continued The sirAing of the THsnlc is viewed through the eyes of some of Ns passen­ gers Kenneth More, Honor Bl^kman. When neighbor Leonard David McCsHum. 1958. Oym oM tics Top msle coMegtate gym­ tem is explored (g ) (8) NBC Nightly N « n val. Anthony Quinn, Lupita Ferrer, Dolores nasts compete in team, aN-around and tndt* (Gordon Jum p) refuses to re­ [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: ARCA BOOK (E ) Barney Miller ® Battar Haahh Del Rio. ' vidual competrtK>n in Uncoht, NB. <60 rntn.) move his tree, which fell In From Talladega. AL. (2 hrs.. 3 0,min ) ACROSS DOWN [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (E ) M OVIE: ‘Midway* The Japanese and Wall Street Week Blanche's yard, Sophia (Es­ [HBO] MOVIE: Talk To Me' (CC) A IS) ABC Nawa American fleets battle for control of a stra­ [M A X ] MOVIE: The Whole Town's 1 Befonglng to VIgoda 2 ActraaaShMda [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday telle Getty) puts a Sicilian group of ten stutterers from widely differ­ (B) Bodywatch tegic island in the Pacific during Work) War TaNdng' A meek little clerk finds he has a ent backgrounds comes together at a re­ II Chariton Heston, Henry Fonda, J^mes 5 "The Sun — Rises" 3 Monogram for Aanar [ESPN] Speedweek (C N N ) Plnnaela double who is a dangerous killer, wanted curse on him, In the "Big Dad­ search center in Virginia to overcome their Cobum. 1976. 9 Uncooked 4 Loretta — [H B O ] M OVIE; The Natural* (CC) A by the pobce. Edward G Robinson, Jean (H B O ) M O V IE: 'Th a Purpta Roaa of 5 Roaa'a beau dy" episode of N BC's "The speech problems. Austm Pendleton, Bar­ (3 ) ® Gimme a Break After she receives 10 Expreesion of contempt young man leaves the family farm to pur­ Aahur. 1935. bara Eda-Young. Michael Murphy 1984 Cairo' (C C ) An unhappily manied waitress 12 Stryker on "Matt 0 MonofKStn for Avaloa Golden Girls," SATURDAY, is shocked when h ^ movie idol steps off an unexpected inheritance, Nell divides it sue his (keam of becom(r>g a professional Houeton" 7 A MacRaa 2:45PM (DIS] saga of Windwagon MAYS. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Give My Regards to the screen and into her life. , up among the family, urging them to in­ basebafl player Roben Bedford, Roben 15 Cocoon "Fame" 0 " — Forward" (dua to Sndth Broad Street' An intemationsi pop star re­ Jeff Daniels, Danny AieHo. 1985. Rated dulge their every whim. In Stereo. Ouvan, . 1984 Rated PG. 16 Your Beet Shot" puzzle answer) counts his day when the master tapes for PG (E ) W ild America 2:00PM CE) Bamaby Jones 3:00PM C B m o v i e ; 'Thundeilxili CHECK U8TINQ8 FOR EXACT TIME his new disappe^. Paul McCartney. 20 lelands: Fr. 11 Pure Fists Perfecting the thunderbolt fists Ringo Starr, Linda McCartney 1984 7:00PM CB Agronsky and Company (1$ M OVIE: '1941' Panic begins in Cali­ 21 Terrace: abbr. 13 Household pet O ) Space: 1999 technique of kung-fu. a murdered man's fornia following the Pearl Harbor attack. 14 Stamp or Knox Rated PG. In Stereo. CE) Check It Out 22 "You ^ Take It With (E ) M O V IE: 'Five Card Stud' A profes- son chafienges and defeats his deadly op­ John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Ned Beatty. 16 Sheridan on "T.J. [U S A ] Saturday Cartoon Expraaa You" SK K iat gambler gets involved in a crooked ponent. Chuan Yean. Nao-Kuog Hsun CB Wheel of Fortune 1979 Hooker" 1972. 24 Archie's wife poker gente that er>ds in violerKe. Dean 5 l3 0 P M O ) (H) victory Qardan (B Nawa d D PELICULA: 'Barbara' Hilda Aguirre. 25 " — Your Vacation" 17 Central: abbr. Mantn, Robert Mitchum. Irtger Stevens ( £ & W ida W odd of Sports: Tyto n - E ) Nawsmakara Q l) Jaffaraorta M. Landa 20 Mr. Carney 19 Larry on "Threa's 1968 TiHis Bout Mike Tyson meeti$ James (fil Saturday Night Almost Live: A Sal- 31 Baldwin or Gulnneaa Company" 'Quick' Tillis is a 10-round heavyweight [C N N ] Nawamakar Saturday (3 ) Essence @ ) Cats and Dogs (CC) uta to Richard Pryor 32 Raiae 23 Warren or Ned bout from Glens Falls. NY (90 min.) 6 :0 0 P M dD Eyawitnaaa News (E) SoHd Gold 20 Former boxing great ® MOVIE: 'Journey to the Unknown' A [C N N ] Prime News 34 "Tha — of Harvey Milk" your>g woman trapped in a Hbrary discov­ C£) M OVIE: 'Ironmaster* The emotions erless automobile terrorizes a small Utah (3) Muppats (due to puzzle answer) 27 Actress Lee — [M A X ] MOVIE: A SokNar'a Story' (CC) CS What's Happaning Now [E S P N ] NHL Hockey; NHL Playoffs- ers that she has been pledged to the devil, of primitive man erupt wildly in this stun­ town. James Brolin, Ronnie Cox, Kathleen 29 to Live" Towards the end of World War II, a black QD Action News (S ) Cofwtactlcut Lawmakers Walee Conference Championahip Live. 30 Charlie Hume on "Lou while a young gtrl staying at a seaside hotel ning aHegory of peace and war set at the Ltoyd. 1977. 30 Cap Army attorney's investigation into the (S ) Bast of FamUy Fsud Grant" is terrorized by a psychotic lar>dtedy. Vera dawn of time George Eastman, Pamela @ C H IP ! Patrol C£) Championship Wrestling [HBO] MOVIE: Ladyhawko' (CC) A 37 Congreaa of Industrial 33 Invitation request Field. murder of a black sergeant at a Louisiana MMes. . 1968. mititary base ignites further racial strife. (S) (E) Star Trak ® It's a Living young pickpocket helps a pair of lovers un­ Organizations; sbbr. 35 Making Sense" (SI MadeMna Cooka der an evil monk's curse. Matthew Broder­ ® Wrestling QD Star Games Howard E. Rollins. Jr . Adolph Caesar. G3) Barney MMar 39 Recent 36 Krystle. to Sammy Jo ^ OofE Panaaonic Laa Vagaa Invita- O International World Championship ick. Rutger Hauer. Michelle Pfeiffer. 1984- (3 ) M O V IE: 'Harum Scanim ' A famous 1984 Rated PG Wrestling 41 Stephenson of "Real ' 30 Roman two @D El Mundo del Box tional Third Round Third round coverage ® Novala: Cristal Rated PG-13. movie star, visiting a Middle East country, 40 Executive oft. is featured from Las Vegas. NV. (60 mvi.) [U SA ] Dick Cavett (R) (3) NawsCantar Doctor Who People" ® Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ becomes involved in intrigue and romance. [M A X ] M OVIE: The Enforcer' A San teau 42 Actor Franchot — Elvis Presley. , Fran Jef­ ® M O V IE: 'D UNngar* This film follows 10PM [C N N ] Sports Cloa«-up @)Motorwaak dD Dance Fever Francisco police detective deals with H ) M O V IE :'H o m b re ' A white man raised fries. 1965. the gangster, John DiNinger, from his pri­ (E ) ® Naws [D IS] MOVIE: ‘Charlia. Tha Lonesome enemy agents who steal some Army wea­ by Apaches is forced to a showdown son breakout to his final shootout. Warren A: 30PM d) ® Kentucky Darby Cov­ pons and kidnap the mayor. Clint East- ® House for AN Seasons erage IS featured from Churchill Downs in (3) Whha Shadow Cougar' A forester adopts an orphaned when the stagecoach in which he is travel- Oates, Richard Dreyfuss, Cloris Leachman. cougar kitten Narrated by Rex Allen wood. Tyne Daly, Bradford Dillman. 1976 @ Owl TV (CC) LowsviMe, KY (90 min ) ir>g is ambushed by outlaws Paul New­ 1973. (3j) Sabadoa Musicalas 1967 Rated R. man, Frederic March, Richard Boone. [D IS ] Wonderful World of Disney Q j) Puttin* on tha HIta n s PEUCULA: Siata da Paitcho VWa’ @ ) Adam Smith's Monay World [TM C] MOVIE: Rachel. Rachel' A [U SA] MOVIE: Devil's Gift' Bob Men­ ooooooo 1967. 0 1BSS Ckxnputog [TM C] MOVIE: 'Kaleidoscxipe' An John Erickson. Mara Cruz. ® ® Frugal Gourmet i D Fama lonely schoolteacher neanng middle age delsohn, Vicki Saputo. 1984. [ESP N ] Tennis: U.8. Clay Court Cham­ American breaks Into a card factory, mark­ (S ) Magic of OH Painting [CN N] Big Story [CNN] Nawswatch finds momentary happiness in a love affair 8:30PM ® O ) Benson (CC) Benson pionships Women's Finals & Men's Semi ing the backs in order to break the bank at S D M O V IE: 'Human FaaMngs* An angel Joanne Woodward, James Olson. Esielle becomes a hero after thwarting a masked ooooo [ M i ^ ] M O V IE: 'Bittar Harvast* A Finals from Indianapolis, IN (3 Ivs.) Live. every European casino. Warren Beatty. SjOOPM (D NCAA SpMW: Wonwn* Persons. 1968 Rated R has a devil of a time trying to save wicked Gymnastics Top female coNegiate gym­ young Midwestem datry farmer tries frami- gunman at a shopping mall [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Bedlam* In England dur­ Susannah York. Clive RevNI. 1966. Las Vegas from the wrath of God. Pamela nasts compete m team. aN-around and irxli- caNy to prevent the spread of a deadly [U S A ] Three'a a Crowd (3 ) Facts of life Tootie seems more ing the 17th century, a woman risks her life 3:10PM [CN N ] Your Money Sue Martm, BiNy Crystal, Nancy Walker vidual competition in Gainesville. FL (60 chemical infecting cattle and people Ron concerned with a theatrical audition than to make reforms in a notorious mental in- 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Saturday TV Puzzle solution on page 20 1978 mm.) Howard. Art Camay. Richard Dysart with her upcoming high-school graduation. stitution. Boris Karloff, Anna Lee, Jason in France In Stereo. 3:30PM (SI Dmifig [D IS ] W iid Hofizona A documentary of 1981 7:30PM (B News Magazine In Stereo ^ Robards. 1945. ® Asi Va el Beisbol d D Mission: Impossibla cameraman Dieter Plage and hrs wife [U SA] Dancin' USA (B Ted Knight Show * This Old House ment is hidden in a match box. Basil Rath- Mary, who have shot many exciting wild­ d ) Oraatast American Haro de Demain in Paris, France. (90 min.) Joseph Yablonski's challenge of corrupt 2:10PM [CNN] HMttti WMk ® Innovation The growing role of psy- Sneak Previews Hosts Jeffrey Lyons bone, Nigel Bruce, George Zucco. 1943. chologica) testing and behavioral analysis life specials. (60 min.) (1j)Fam a CB Jeoparfty union president Tony Boyle for leadership 6 :30 P M (X) CBS n *w * and Michael Medved preview today's hot­ 10:00PM ® Magnum . P.l. Magnum ® M OVIE: 'Warlock Moon' After 2:30PM (£ ) N B A B— kMfaHI: Playoff in marketing and advertising is examiried. C B (3 ) In Search of... of the culminates in Game Teams to be annourKed. (2 hrs., 30 [H B O ] H BO Family Ptaytwuaa: Family O ) Pepsi Duckpin ChaN«>ga dD SmaN Wondar test films finds himself unwittingly aiding and abet­ tragedy. , , stumbling upon an abandoned health spa. min.) [C N N ] Special Report of Strangars A widower with two daugh­ Ctt) t il) A t tha Movies ting a murder when he searches for the a young couple encounter a vicious, axe- (3 ) WW F Championship Wrestling dD ABC World Nawa Sabjrday [DIS] MOVIE: Call It Cour Wilford Brimley. 1986. ters and a divorcee with one daughter run As Schools Match Whs 8:35PM long-lost father of one of his clients. (60 wielding beast. Laurie Walters, Joe Spano @ ) Bodywatch (CC ) The scientific evid­ 4-:00PM Qu) Dance Fever (E ) CspHol Journal age' Haunted by dreams of his father s tnto problems when they decide to get min.) |R). 11:00PM ® Eyewitness News 1975. ence linking the mind to the immune sys­ (E ) M OVIE: 'The Car' A mysterious driv- married. (60 min.) ® Black Perspective ^ Fourth Estate death in shark-infested waters, a boy fS l News ® MOVIE; Hang 'Em High' Continued... ^ Price Is Right leaves his native isle to face his worst fears QD The Honeymooner* and become a man. 1973. f B Superstars of Wrestling (E) MOVIE: 'Knute Rockne: All- (3 ) Maude ® ® News QD Avengers American' C3) What's Happening Now 9:00PM ® AirwoH Hawke and Santini (B Off Track Betting consult a psychic to locate a missing Ar­ (3) (E) Remington Steele A man. think­ (3) (E) Saturday Night's Main Event V [C N N ] C N N Investigative Report changel (60 min .) (R) ing himself fatally ill. frames himself for QD (E) Tales from the Darkside Hulk Hogan and the Junkyard Dog face the [ESPN] SporuCenter murder to give his wife the reward money, QD Mod Squad Funk Brothers, Uncle EIrner squares off ® (4^ Love Boat (CC) Spam and Portugal against and tag-team [U S A ] Cover Story provide romantic settings for the passen- but needs Laura and Remington’s help (3) NewsCentar SA VE » »‘ when he becomes cured. (W min.) In champions the British Bulldogs meet Niko­ 20 oers and crew on this special cruise. |2 MOVIE: 'People That Time Forgot' 8:00PM CB Crazy Uke a Fox Harry Stereo lai Volkoff and in this wres­ ON CABLE TV & HBO INSTALLATION!* needs help from Nurse Flood to solve a hrs ) A expedition sets out to rescue a man from tling special. (90 min.) §1 ULTRA (3 ) ^ (Solden Girls Blanche panics when (E) Great Detective a savage tribe on a lost island in mid­ race track murder (60 mm.) ® M O V IE: 'Saturn 3' A robot, pro­ her father reveals his outlandish plans for Jovenes Heroes ocean. Patrick Wayne, (^ u g McClure. (B M O V IE: 'Acrosa the Pacific' A Secret grammed for terror, threatens to disrupt an NOW ONLY 990 the future, while Sophia puts a Sicilian 1977. agricultural research station necessary for Service agent pretends to sell out to the curse on a neighbor. In Stereo. [CN N] CNN Evening News Japanese. Humphrey Bogart. Mary Astor. [C N N ] Pinnacle Earth's survival. Kirk Douglas, Farrah Faw­ Let COX CABLE and HBO [H B O ] Not Necessarily the News This Sydney Greenstreot 1942 (E ) Blake's 7 cett. . 1980. comedy series presents sketches. r>ews [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Ada' A power-hungry girl Entertain You All Summer [CN N ] Sports Tonight ( B ® M r. 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"Pinocchio" (Disney) island. David Hartman. Donald Sinden, g Novela: Querar Volar of homeless children while he struggles to City. NJ (R). CE Jinuny Swaggert g 3-2-1, Contact (CC) 6. "Bovorly Hills Cop" (Paramount) find empk>yrr>ent in Ns profession. Mickey Mako. 1974. Rated G. [H BO] MOVIE: 'Oreyetoke: The L e g ^ g French Chef GD g Varied Programs g Sesame Street (CC) /."Commando" (CBS-Fox) Rooney, Anne Jackson. Red Buttons. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Last Dragon' (CC) A of Terzan. Lord of the Apes' (CC ) African g Voltron, Defender of the Universe 1981. Bruce Lee enthusiast must battle the Sho­ apes raise an orphaned boy from a help­ G i CNN HeedUne News [DIS] Dumbo'f Circus 0. "The Goonies” (Warner) homes of evil spirits. Bilt Murray, Den Ayk­ [C N N ] International Hour gun of Harlem when a pretty video club d.j. a rival coach, antagonizing Lanriy as a re­ less todrHer to an intelligent and experi­ 2:30PM [DIS] Msiwv Chamwl Prav- royd, Harold Ramis. 1983. 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"Frlght Night" (RCA-Columbla) erse Dr. Gene Scott (g) NBC News at Sunrise Deal ences. must be found before the fury of Ns power loriely life is rejuvenated when he buys a [CN N ] CNN Evening News GD (XD Sale of the Century beautiful har>d-crafted doll from a German [U S A ] Keys to Success g Voltron. Defender of the Universe CE Leave It to Beaver GD Antasala at Mondial de Mexico '86 breaks loose. Kirk Douglas, Andrew Stev­ [U S A ] Cover Story (R). C E V e g a S toymakar. In Stereo. Joker's WHd ens, Carrie Snodgress. 1976. 1 : 1 [C N N ] Health Week . © ) El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggert CE @ ) M OVIE: 'Coming Out of the Im * The [TM C] MOVIE: 'UnMth- 0AM g G.l. Joe true story of a teenager who went to Rus­ (3 ) Dempsey arKf Makepeace (g) (g) Nature: Birdwstch from Ftorkla 1 0 :15P M Presents g T o n y ffendaU A compilation of footage from bird- fully Yours' (CC ) An orchestra conductor 1: 1 5AM CE George aiKl Mildred Brady Burtch sia with his family and didn't come back for (g ) Small Wonder GD Joyce oikI the Wheeled Warriors JuUa 1 1 :0 0 A M 3D To Be Announced GD Perry Mason g watches at various sites in Florida is pre­ attempts to murder his supposedly un­ g over two decades John Savage, Willie 1:30AM David Susskind [CNN] Take 2 g Treraformera (g) NewsCenter sented. (60 min.) faithful wife. Dudley Moore, Nsstassia Kin­ CE [C N N ] Business Day g Jimmy Swaggert 3D Gilligen'a Island Nelson 1982 ski, Armand Assante. 1984. Rated PG. In Independent Network News [ESP N ] Aerobics: Bodies in Motion g Divorce Court (S) Sneak Preview ® One Day at # Time GD [D IS ] Mousercise g Break the Bank 3D A Perfect Match [C N N ] Larry King Weekend Stereo. g ABC News g GZ) Sesame Street (CC) (3 ) MOVIE: 'The Devil's Eight' A federal GD Siempre an Domingo [ES P N ] Nation's Business Today g Journal 3D Bewitched ^ 12:30PM CE The Young end the [D IS ] M OVIE: The Water Babies* An g g Quincy agent and Ns men are pitted against the 10:30PM CE Sports Extrs [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday [U S A ] Good Morning World GD Hoy Mismo (SJ Movie Restless apprentice chimneysweep travels from the corrupt power structure of a southern [CN N] Prime News London streets to adventure in Shark Cas­ Christien Science Monitor Reports [U S A ] Fred Lewis Show (R). (XD Midday w ith Bill Boggs g Novela: Cuando es Culpabla el Am or state. Christopher George. Ralph Meeker, [ESPN] NHL Hockey: NHL Ployoffa- GD 6:45AM CE Nows GZ) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood GD Flamingo Road tle James Mason. Tommy Pernier. 1978. Loving g M.A.S.K. Fabian. 1969. C e m p b ^ Conference ChampkMtehip (g) Irvsight / Out 1 :40AM [TM C ] MOVIE; Ersserhead' (g) (g) Weather GD Partridge Fwnity IS ) Baveriy Hillbillies (XD g Spike, the lonely victim of a strange night­ [CN N] Nawsday [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Son of Fury' The story dD Embeiedores de la Musica Colom- Live. ® Ask the Manager [DIS] New! Animal World: World of (S) IS) Wheel of Fortune g Varied Programs of Benjamin Blake, who plans rever>ge af­ mare. loses touch With reality. John 7:00AM CE c b s Morning News biena [H B O ] Philip Martowe, Private Eye: [M A X ] M OVIE: 'M k k i end Maude* (CC) Bees Search for Tomorrow (CC) [D IS] MicJtey Mouse Club ter being cheated out of an inheritarKe. T y ­ Nance. Charlotte Stewart. 1976. G9) Ufestylas of tha Rich and Famous g g Spanish Blood Marlowe finds more than A bigamous husband learns that both of CE Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig [U S A ] Bullseye rone Power, Gene Tierney. Frartces (g ) Austin City Limits Hour Magazine g Dick Von Dyke he bargair>ed for while investigating Ns his wives are expecting. Dudley Moore. g Good Morning America (CC) 1 0:00AM (3D GS Qrandes Novolas: Tu Eres Mi Oea- Farmer. 1942. 1:45AM CE Men About the House CE tino d D Feme best friend's murder. (60 min.) Am y Irving. Ann Retnking. 1984. Rated CE I Love Lucy 1:00PM CE g All My Children 4:1 5PM g Varied Programs g That's the Spirit GD The Jetsons [U SA] MOVIE: Hunters of tha Ooldan [CN N ] Newswatch [M A X ] M OVIE: ‘FM an 's Rainbow' A le­ PG-13 @ ) Love Connection Merv Griffin (3) CorrascolerMlas CE Sally Jessy Raphael CE 4:30PM (XD g Xhundercats Cobra' Tw o men risk their lives to recover [H B O ] M OVIE: 'The Ice Pirates' Space prechaun follows an Irish visionary. Ns 2:00AM GD star Gomes [U S A ] That Oiri a priceless golden statue. David Warbeck, [U S A ] HoHywood Insider CE Tic Tec Dough g Movie CE People's Court pirates join a beautiful prvKoss in search of daughter artd a pot of gold to the United [CN N ] Money Week g She Ra Prirtcess of Power John Steiner. 1980. her exploref father and a newty discovered States. Fred Astaire, Petula Clark, Tommy 11:00PM CE Eyewitness News (g) g Today GD Sanford and Son 1 1 : 3 0 A M (XD Divorce Court , g g Days of Our Lives g Good Times Steele. 1968. Rated G. [U S A ] Best of Money, Money 0® 20 Minute Workout 3:30PM (n) Hogan's Heroes source of much-needed water in a r>earby ( S T a x i (g ) GZ) Sesonte Street (CC) CE g New Love American Style g Instructional Programs g Mork & Mindy galaxy. Robert Urich, Mary Crosby. 1984. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Who'H Stop the Rain' 2:15AM c b s News Nightwstch g 700 Club g Beverly Hillbillies @ ) Uttle Clay Cart CE (g) (3) News CE g SuperfrieiKls CE I Dream of Jeannie g W K R P in Cincinnati Rated PG. A Vietnam veteran tries to pull off a big Joined in Progress ^ Comedy Classics CE The World Tomorrow g g Family Ties g Andy Griffith g Mis Huespedes g She Ra Princess of Power [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Pursuit of D.B. drug deal to save Ns ruir>ed life. Nick Nolte, GD Mundo Latino 2:30AM [C N N ] Sports Lotenight g Dick Von Dyke (3 ) This W eek in Baseball Cooper' An insurar>ce detective pursues a , . 1978. GD Odd Couple GD M .A .8 .K . g GZ) Instnictionai Programs (g g Scrabble GD The Jetsons [ESP N ] SportsCenter [DIS] Movie GD Esta Semana an Beisbol thief who parachutes into Oregon with Rated R. GD The Untouchables [CN N ] Doybroak g GD Flying Nun 1:30PM CE As the World Turns [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents $200,000. Robert Duvak, Treat WiNiams. [M AX] MOVIE; Kaleidoscope' An [HBO] MOVIE: 'Midnight Madness' (D Face-Off ® Jimmy Swsggart g Benson [DIS] [U SA] Varied Programs Hour Magazine [U SA] Jackpot Kathryn Harroid. 1981. Rated PG. 8:30PM American breaks into a card factory, mark­ [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! (XD (CC) College students embark on an all- Press Your Luck @ 1 (g ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents A jeal­ (g) NewsCenter ing the backs in order to break the bank at [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express GD 12 :0 0 P M CE Eyewitness News g Varied Programs night scavenger hunt throughout Los An­ [U SA] Monroes 5:00PM (X) Three's Company ous husband plans an explosive revenge every European casino. Warren Beatty. [U SA] Make Mo Laugh geles. David Naughton, Debra Ctirtger. Ed­ 3 ) Newsmakers CE First Edition News ( g Andy Griffith 6:30PM (B c b s N m » for his young wife arKl her suspected lover. Susannah York, Ckve Revill. 1966. (XD Brady Bunch die Deezen. 1980. Rated PG. @ State W e're In 7:30AM (XD Plosticman Make Room for Daddy News Green Acres In Stereo. 10:30AM CE CE (3D GD Jeopardy QD Muppats [H B O ] m o v i e : -t i m h u i. Straight Talk CE @ MOVIE: 'Atlantis, Tha GD Connecticut: Now 2:45AM CE CE Divorce Court g Merv Griffin Ona Ufe to Live 4:00PM Tad Knight Show (3 ) Alica Hove Eyes Pert II' A busload of te e n e rs 2:00PM CE g CB Police Woman Lost Continent' A young Greek fisher­ [C N N ] Inside Business Heathdiff Partridge Family (Si) Jam falls prey to a tribe of savages living in the GD CE g [USA] Movie CE Let's Make a Deal man, in love with the daughter of the King (g) ® NBC Nightly Nows g Eight Is Enough [DIS] MOVIE: 'Father of the Bride' A desert hHls. 1985. Rated R. GS) VMied Programs ® Best Talk in Tow n g NewsCenter I Love Lucy of Atlantis, helps her search for the lost (3) FamUy ClMiics [USA] Lancw g g Dallas bride-to-be puts her femiiy through the trial g He-Man C N N Headline News Varied Programs city. Anthony hM, Joyce Taylor, Frank De of staging an immense wedding. Spencer 3:00AM (u) MOVIE: -TIm Swrat Ufa g g g g Another World Happy Days ® A B C N m n 9:00PM (B M OVIE: ’VanMOng Act' g He-Man ft Masters of the Universe g Kova. 1961. (CC ) A man on his hor>eymoon reports to Tracy. Elizabeth Taylor, Joan ^nrvett. of W e lW M itty' A meek man dreams of g g Sale of the Century g Super Password Heckle & Jackle/Deputy Dowg CtUNytln .. g g M*A*S*H ® M OVIE: ‘T w o for the Road' A bicker- the police that Ns wife is rNssirtg, and is 1950. exciting experiences. Danny Kaye, Virginia GD OoBots g Alice Break the Bonk g g Novela: Corazones sin Rumbo Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood ir>g couple stop to remirrisce about their [CNN] Inaldo Businms shocked when the woman claiming to be Mayo. Ann Rutherford. 1947. g g [ESPN] SportsCenter [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer GD The New Card Sharks g Ryan's Hope g The Munsters ■twelve years of rrwrriage and try to work [D IS] Dwigar Bay Ns wife reappears. Mike Farrell, Margot [CN N ] Newsnight g Benson [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Blame It on the Night' [ESP N ] Nation's Business Today [USA] Gong Show g Sesame Street (CC) to save their happiness. Audrey Hepburn, Kidder, Elliott Gould. 1966. [U S A ] Millionaire Maker [CNN] Nawsday g A n d y Griffith Aiben Fir>ney. 1M 7. 7:00PM (B BO Mlnotaa A rock star encounters problems when he CE Hollywood: Gift of Laughter meets Ns 13-year-old son for the first Olanay Sunday Movla: Lova 3:1 5AM [TM C ] MOVIE; 'KINpoint' A @ ) Firing Line (B @8 time. Nick MaiKuso. 1984. Rated PG-13. Laada tha W ay (C C ) Tha fint aaaing aye (B ® North and Bouth. Book II (CC) California poHce lieutenant and a govern­ (g ) QoH: Panasonic Las Vegas Invita­ dog in Anw ica ar>d Ns master open up Pert 1 of 6 As the opeNr>g shots of the [U S A ] HerbeKfe ment agent team up to stop killers from tional Final Round Final-round coverage is r>ew vistas for the bkrtd. (2 hrs.) Civil War are fired, friends Orry Main ar>d selling stolen National Guard weapons to ECONOMY OIL AND PENNZOIL featured from the Las Vegas Country Club George Hazard find themselves on oppos­ 11:30PM CE CB S News the local criminal element. Leo Fong. Ri­ in Las Vegas. NV. (2 hrs ) C D Sw itch ite sides. Ashton and Bent form a twisted CE Blue Knight chard Roundtree. 1984. Rated R. SAVE $2.00 TEAM FOR SAVINGS ® Hogan's Heroes ® Blue Knight relationship and Justin LaMotle kidnaps 14 Services In 10 Minutes Madelir>e from Mont Royal. (2 hrs.) CE Sports Extra 3:30AM CE world vision COUPON SPECIAL dD PEUCULA: 'El Verano de loe Cempe- (g) Solid OoM CE Millionaire Maker M O V IE: 'Th e Gunfighter' A semi- (No appointment necessaryl neW' Ur>a famiiia ds vacaciortes se peie^, (E New Jersey People (3D (S) (S) Silver Spoons Rick resents the GD The Horteymooners retired gunslinger is forced into one more . M rien y tambien se quieren. Gloris feci that Ns r>ew girffrterxl outperforms GD Love Boat SAVE 315 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER @ g ) Sports Mechlna shootout. Gregory Peck, Helen Westcott. Monies. THo Mendoza. him in evarythir>g. In Stereo. GD Steve Martin's Best Show Ever Karl Malden. 1950. 10-MINUTE OIL CHANGE (Across from Super Stop & Shop) (g ) M eeterplece Theatre: By the Sword (g ) Profile Boston @1 Nature: Uva Bkdwatch ICC) (g ) (g ) M OVIE: 'Deliberate Stranger* [C N N ] Croeefire Divided (C C l Colonel Marsh rsiums with ® M OVIE: 'To p Secret' An intemationsi M . 4 5 647-8997^ g j) Noyata: Criatal (CC ) Pert 1 of 2 Har>dsome law student [E S P N ] N H L Hockey: N HL Playoffs- OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: orders to taka Amescote by force. (60 Ted Bundy comes under suspicion in a agent is caHed to Rome to locate 120 ® W M Amadca ICC) CompbeH Conference Championship •Chang* OH (up to 5 qts.) 10W40 Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30 min.) number of brutal slayir>g8. Mark Harmon, pounds of plutonium before it can be used (R). CAR WASH ON A •Naw OH FHtar Thur*. 8:30-8:00 P E N ^ O I L [CN N ] News Update (B) KidaoTV Frederic Forrest, George Grizzard. 1986. by terrorists. BiU Cosby, Tracy Reed. Shel- •Chaatia Lube d ^ Leonard. 1978. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Bueive Pfmpemel' An [D IS] MOVIE: Tha Oraat Caniao' The (gl (g) Meeterplece Theatre: By the 4:00AM [U S A ] Keys to Success •Vacuum Interior Sat. 8-5 irfe of Enrico Caruso, from Ns childhood in N E W E N G L A N D ’S E n g ^ dandy disguises himself to save Sw ord Divided (CC ) Part 7 of 9 Tom La­ GD Spiritual Ufa Crusade 4:1 OAM [CNN] ShowMz WMk TOTAL TOUCH •Chock Air FHtar Sun. 10-3 I FrerKh eristocratt from the guilotine. Naples, to his reign as orte of the world's cey takes charge of fortifying Ameacote [C N N ] Sports Tonight •Clean WIndahlald David Niven. Margeret LeigNon, Jack greatest tenors, is portrayed. Mario Lanza, Castle. (60 min.} 4:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Undw th* TOUCHLESS CAR WASH •Check Tire Preaaura Ann Blyth. 1951. Rated G. Entertainment Thle WASH PACKAGE Hayvkins. 1950. (g ) It's a Living 11:45PM CE Volcano' An eloohokc ex-British Consul •Check Ban* 4 Hot** [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ctwrtte ChopKn: The W eek Joan RNers discusses ths many ev­ Hvirtg in Mexico tries to improve his status We’re the first in a new generation CHECK AND FILL: Little Tram p' A documentary examining GD Ufeetylee of the Rich end Fanaoue ents and ecNsvsments that led up to the while getting on with Hfe. Albert Finney, Package Includes 4;30PM (£ B im ft ABen •Brake Fluid excerpts from some of Charka Chaplin's [CN N ] Week in Review writing of her new eutobi' grephy. "Enter Jecquetns Bisset, Anthony Artdrews. of high tech wash equipment. •Poarar Slaaiing Fluid ® OoedTimee early fHms; "The Tram p","The Rhtk". and Taking". (60 min.) In Stereo. 1983. Rated R. • A complete Touchless [D IS] MOVIE: 'Bedknobe and Bream- •Battery ® O d d Couple "Shanghaied". (D ABC News [M AX] MOVIE: 'Last Oregon' (CO A Absolutely nothing touches your car otteka' An omatour witch holpa the British Carwash •Tranamlaaion Ruld cause in Work! W ar N, Angela Lonefaury. Bruca enthutiaat must bettia tha Sho­ [C NN ] Evans and PiOMk [U S A ] Virginian 12:00AM CDCMMranCMigMInliM •WlndahMd Waahar Roddy IMcOowel. Sem Jaffa. 1971. Rated gun of Hariom whan a pretw video dub d.j. 344 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER, CT • Slmonlz* PolyCreme [DIS] W M s Hio Pooh and o Dw Nr Craeefire •Dlftarantlal tepeio Pooh dftcovera thet everyw hoe 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Sunday G. IS harassed by mobeters. Taimak. Vanity, (Z) Jimmy ftwegBert Chris Mumey. 1985. Rated PG-13. and Pressure PolyGlaze. forgotton Eoyore's birthdoy and thon pro- ralheia and Sons [HBO] MOVIE: 'Qhoetbuatore' (CO A ALL FOP OMLr *1 GOUFLm 7:30PM IS S OFFER VaI iO VWTH COUFON ONLY. ctrrfr to moko amonde. Buddy gott cougN up in a oornpe^ition.tyitti . .vjo.qf.rgiama goea into dd GDStwTrek 4:30AM [CNN] Big stMv WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 3, 1986 - M WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 3, 1986 21 Music F R E E Z O N E by Winthrop Prince ClwO*MCM FMtufM V Harvey Korman returns Joe Cocker’s video is tops Turntable tips in 'Leo & Liz’ for CBS By Elhll* Ann Var« message, when they throw in a fashion model wearing an The two best new music animal-skin bikini to present videos, oddly, are also the most Brazilian tribespeople. Still, By Fra^nk Sanello Hot singles commercially exploitative. One "W hy can’t we live in peace?” is was made by a TV commercial Video a better theme than “ Why can’t 1 .“Addicted to Love” Robert Palmer (Island) HOLLYWOOD - Family- director, the other is a I have you tonight?' ’ and Jimmy 2. “We8t End Girls” Pet Shop Boys (EMI-AmerIca) oriented sitcoms are making a Laurence Olivier commercial for a movie. Here Beat Page plays some fine guitar. 3. ”KIs 8” Prince & The Revolution (Paisley Park) big comeback on television this has always been my are my latest ratings: Grade: ^minus. 4. “Why Can’t This Be Love” Van Halen (Warner Bros.) season and Harvey Korman Joe Cocker, “ Shelter M r” — A Dream Academy, “ Love 5. ”Harlem Shuffle" The Rolling Stones (Rolling Stones) hopes to cash in on their idol. I was mostly road-weary Joe Cocker, his Paradise” — If Katrina and the 6. ”What Have You Done For Me Lately” Janet Jackson (A&M) popularity. pipes as delightfully rusty as Waves’ clip stepped off the 7. ”Qreatest Lover of AH” Whitney Houston (Arista) ensures that his band's videos His new half-hour TV series. influenced by British ever, sings into the camera in Monkees' last train to 8. ”Your Love" The Outfield (Columbia) are as boring as its rhythm "L e o & Liz in Beverly Hills,” is glorious black and white, Clarksville, Dream Academy's 9. “Take Me Homo” Phil Collins (Atlantic) actors like Gielgud, section. This time, some vibrant on CBS for a six-week run and a serving only to frame the sound latest tumbled from the 10. "Manic Monday” Bangles (Columbia) images and fascinating multi- possible return in the fall. footage that makes the clip so Jefferson Airplane while it was Korman plays Leo Greene, a Guinness and Ri­ laver editing — like a "w hat’s appealing. Also black and white, eight miles high. You’re talking wrong with this picture?” puzzle T o p L P ’s nouveau riche bra manufac­ chardson. the interstitial shots are parts of major psychedelia here, a light turer from New Jersey who has — create a clip that actually 1 .’’5150” Van Halen (Warner Bros.) a documentary — about two show in videotape and Super-8. invites watching — more than' 2. ”Whltney Houston” Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinum moved to California with his black street musicians — made It’s really quite pretty, if wife (Valerie Perrine). While once. It’s hard to say the same (More than 1 million units sold.) Ptutfe*' by the director of those moody directionless, but the song is so about listening to the song, 3. ”Parade” Prince & The Revolution (Paisley Park) dealing with their own massive Levi 501 jeans commercials. far inferior to Dream inferiority complex, Leo and Liz however. Grade: B. 4. ’’Dlrty Work” The Rolling Stones (Columbia) What begins in a somber tone — Academy’s earlier “ This cope with eccentric servants Katrina and the Waves, “ Is 5. ’”Pretty In Pink’ Soundtrack” (A&M) — Gold (More than early '60s, then as Carol Leo bumps into at the not unlike James Agee's famed World” or “ Life in a Northern That It?” — The Canadian- 500,000 units sold). and a daughter who has married Burnett's comic nemesis on her supermarket, he finds himself Dust Bowl pictorials — ends up Town” that it’s still a major into a snobbish family. British-American fluff band 6. ”Like a Rock” Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band (Capitol) long-running variety show. too starstruck to speak. with a note of happiness and disappointment. Grade: C. Steve Martin directed and rocks a little harder here, with a 7. ”Falco 3” Falco (A&M) — Gold Puzzle Solutions Korman has also banged heads Just the kind of anxiety that hope. There is some lovely Bronskl Beat, “ Hit That song that could be mistaken for 8. ”Heart” Heart (Capitol) — Platinum wrote the story for their opening with Mel Brooks in classic film permeates Peoria and Dubuque. photography and a fine vocal Perfect Beat” — The episode. a lost Sam and Dave cut. The 9. ’’Rlptide” Robert Palmer (Island) — Gold farces like "Blazing Saddles" Although comedy has made performance. Grade: A. controversial gay band has Although the story line sounds clip would be mistaken for a lost 10. ’’Promise” Sade (Portrait) — Platinum and "High Anxiety." him rich and fairly famous, Bob Dylan and Tom Petty, replaced its controversial gay a lot like "Down and Out in episode of the Monkees. But Except for the short-lived 1977 Korman insists he prefers “ Band of the Hand” — This is a singer with a platinum blond answer Katrina Leskanich can never Beverly Hills" without the bum, comedy series "The Harvey dramatic roles. In his 20s, he promo for the movie of the same named John-John, and the first Country sin gle s □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Korman says the Paul be, mistaken for an “ MTV Answer. Korman Show," "Leo & Liz" is studied and performed at name, a film produced by the release under the new lineup to a □ □ □ ; o □ □ □ Mazursky film didn't inspire chick” — thank goodness. 1 .’’Once In a Blue Moon” Earl Thomas Conley (RCA) FELONY QUARRY UNIQUE the first series in which Korman Chicago's prestigious Goodman makers of “ Miami Vice” and dance number that could have ;o; □ n ~ " "Leo & Liz.” The TV characters Grade: B. 2. ’’Feelin’ the Feelin”' The Bellamy Bros. (MCA-Curb) POROUS BEDBUG EMPLOY plays the lead. Even so. the School of Drama, directed (as was the clip) by come off the last Dead or Alive originally appeared on a The Firm , “ Live in Peace” — 3. ”Grandpa” The Judds (RCA-Curb) Chicago-born comedian insists “ Laurence Olivier has always ex-"Starsky and Hutch” star LP. The video is nothing to look One place where you're sure segment of "The George Burns The instant supergroup is just 4. ’’Ain’t Misbehavin'” Hank Williams Jr. (Warner-Curb) he's feeling no pressure. been my idol." he says. "1 was Paul Michael Glaser. Visually, at, and the lyrics are nothing to to find a helping hand— Comedy Week" long before the about to win over the 5. ’’Easy to Please” Janie Fricke (Columbia) “ If the show flops," he says, mostly influenced by British it's brilliant: The stop-action listen to, but the track is a killer hit film's release. discriminating viewer with its 6. ”l Had a Beautiful Time” Merle Haggard (Epic) "m y kids will starve. My older actors like Gielgud, Guinness solarization process used so to dance to. So who’s worried "W e didn't steal it from melodic tune and positive 7. ”Worklng Without a Not" (MCA) AT THE END OF children will be yanked out of and Richardson. effectively will probably about a video clip that’s Mazursky,” Korman says, 8. ”Tomb of the Unknown Love” Kenny Rogers (RCA) □ □□□□ college. The younger ones will Despite good reviews playing become the next rock-video .intended to be wallpaper for a YOUR ARM stabbing his breakfast eggs at a 9. ”Ono Love at a Time” Tanya Tucker (Capitol) never go. I also get suicidal over Bud Abbott in a TV movie about cliche, like A-Ha’s charcoal discotheque? Grade: C. Bel Air hotel to make sure they 10. ”Whoever’s In New England” Roba McEntIro (MCA) failure, so there will be huge the tragic personal lives of animation. It’s fitting that the Falco, "Vienna Calling" — aren't overcooked. "Mazursky psychiatric bills and possibly a comedians Abbott and Costello, people who so successfully This has to be the absolute nadir Jum ble on page 16 stole the idea from a French car going over a cliff. Aside Korman says he has been unable integrated rock video and series of synth-pop schlock. Austria’s CLAUDIA film. WELLS from all that, there's no to find any other dramatic roles. TV should do the same for rock Falco is becoming a new wave M u t t contemporary singles "The French stole it from the pressure." In person, Korman fits his TV video and film promotion. The Wayne Newton. His only saving 1 .’’Greatest Love of AH” Whitney Houston (Arista) T V Puzzle on page 15 Germans, who stole it from the If the actor has any worries, image as a non-stop joker. He clip loses points because it’s all grace is that you can’t 2. "Take Me Homo” Phil Collins (Atlantic) Yugoslavians. You can probably it's that the TV audience won't says he met his present wife style and no substance. Grade: understand a word he's saying 3. ”So Far Away” Dire Straits (Warner Bros.) trace it back to ancient Greece, be able to relate to a family with Debbie at the library where she A-minus. — unless you speak German. 4. ”Overjoyod” Stevie Wonder (Tamla) when it was called ‘Leo & Liz in a Beverly Hills mansion and a worked. " I used to cruise the Simple Minds, “ All the Things Grade: D-minus. ■ 5. ’’Tendor Love” Force M.O.'s (Warner Bros.-Tommy Boy) Carthage.'" Rolls Royce. “ But they'll see we . bookshelves looking for intellec­ She S ^d ” — Jim Kerr usually 6. ”l Think It’s Love” Jermaine Jackson (Arista) Korman, 59, has enjoyed a are really like the guy who lives tual sluts.” he says. 7. ’’Call Me” Dennis DeYoung (A&M) successful TV and film career next door with the same Korman has only one regret 8. “Never as Good as the First Time” Sade (Portrait) playing second bananas, first on problems and anxieties.” he about his new show. He wishes 9. “Holdlng Back the Years” Simply Red (Elektra) the “ Danny Kaye Show" in the the title was just “ Leo & Liz” — Etfalie Ann Vare tunes into says. 10. ’’Manlc Monday” Bangles (Columbia) Well, maybe not exactly the without the “ Beverly Hills.” rock for Newspaper Enterprise same problems. In the opening “ Short little titles work well on Association. Joe Cocker episode, for example, Leo and TV ,” he says. "Lik e ‘Cagney & Frank Sanello covers Holly­ Liz are desperate to find a Lacey.' ‘Hardcastle & McCor­ wood lor Newspaper Enterprise celebrity to turn thfeir first party mick' and ‘Remington & Association. into an “ A-list” event. But when Steele.'” ■ Former star of Styx charts his own course

By Larry McShane second solo record, “ Back to the characterized as “ faceless” in a way, this is me saying, ’Hey, it music industry. World,” the follow-up to his Rolling Stone cover story. could have been me, man.’ “ Los Angeles and New York NEW YO RK — Quick now: successful debut, “ Desert The blond singer moved away Yeah, it could have been me.” are unlike any other place in the Dennis DeYoung. Who is he? Moon, ’ ’ and its Top 10 title cut. NBC in last place two weeks in a row from the large-scale theatrics The first person to hear the country. They are unique unto Styx ripped off a dozen chart “ Dennis DeYoung? Oh, yeah, which had marked such Styx finished song, which refers to themselves and from the yeah, that guy,” said Dennis hits from 1975 until 1983; efforts as "The Grand Illusion” the Vietnam Veterans Memorial country,” he said. “ That’s, 64 shows didn’t help either. the week ending April 27. accord­ DeYoung, aping the slightly DeYoung’s contributions in­ and “ Kilroy Was Here.” in Washington, was DeYoung’s NEW YORK (U PI) - Now sixth in the ratings. "Cheers” and “ Golden Girls” however, where most of the As for last place, that went to ing to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: puzzled look of the average cluded “ Babe,” “ Lady.” “ Come Instead, the Chicago-born brother-in-law, a veteran who that the 1985-86 television season The ratings for the week also were in the top 10. inforniation and ideas and "The Fall Guy” (ABC). musician. “ That ’Desert Moon,’ Sail Away” and “ Don’t Let It rocker focused on more was wounded in Vietnam. has ended and the off-season ending April 27, according to the The problem wAs at the images of this country come "CBS Evening News with Dan 1. The Cosby Show (NBC) it’s really nice.” End.” introspective, one-to-one songs. “ I desperately wanted him to repeats have begun in earnest, A.C. Nielsen Co., gave CBS a bottom of the list, where the from.” Rather” once again was in first 2. Family Ties (NBC) DeYoung shakes his head and But the band broke up and he On his new album he adds his approve of this,” he recalled. NBC has come in last for two 14.3 rating and a 24 percent peacock network's tail was DeYoung credits artists such place among evening news shows 3. Hallmark Hall of Fame laughs. The former member of headed into the studio to make a voice to those calling for better “ Well, he really loved it a lot, weeks in a row. share of the audiencev while dragging, pulled down by some as Bruce Springsteen and John with a 12.0 rating and a 23 share. “ Resting Place” (CBS) the late multi-platinum band, record alone. The album’s title treatment of Vietnam veterans which made me happy because CBS was the winner last week, ABC had a 12.9 rating and a 22 low-rated specials, includings Cougar Mellencamp for helping “ NBC Nightly News with Tom 4.60 Minutes (CBS) Styx, has just released his song was a smash and its video with the song “ Black Wall.” this is a very important issue in as it was the week before, share and NBC had a 12.3 rating its White Paper on Japan, the change that. ■ Brokaw’ ' came in second with an 5. Murder, She Wrote (CBS) became an MTV fixture. “ I didn’t go, and I could have. this guy’s life and the wrong getting an extra boost from its and a 21 share. A F I Salute to Billy Wilder. “TV 1 1.7 rating and 23share and “ ABC 6. Alex: Life of a Child (ABC) “ I found out yes, people really I was 1-A in ’67, passed my word or line — you know?” third-place Hallmark Hall of The NBC slump was not a Bloopers and Practical Jokes” World News Tonight with Peter 7. Cheers (NBC) knew that voice; no, they didn’t physical, and dumb, stupid luck DeYoung, based in Chicago Fame "Resting Place.” ABC reflection of trouble at the top — and the TV Academy's Hall of Larry McShane writes about Jennings ” had an 11.1 rating and 8. Who's the Boss? (ABC) know his name, and they had no — I have no idea why I didn’t get and an avid White Sox fan, came in second, aided by the "The Cosby Show " and "Family Fame. “ Handsome Harry's” in music makers lor The 9. Perfect Strangers (ABC) idea what he looked like,” said called, it was one of those lucky doesn’t think New York and Los General Foods Showcase “ Alex: Ties” led the ratings chart as 60th place and “ Funky 21 share. Associated Press. The top 10 prime time shows for 10. Golden Girls (NBC) ■ DeYoung, whose band was once things,” he said. “ In my own Angeles should dominate the Life of a Child, ” which placed they have all season, and Brewster'' in 63rd out of a list of WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 3. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 3. 1986 23 Trends 22 Trends Resolve auto disputes These programs help MAJOR ARBITRATION tips on the procedure, is ... Continued PROGRAMS , available from the Center for discussion of the problem with surveyed, the arbitrator’s AND CONSUMER AIDS Auto Safety, 2001 S St. resolve customer complaints. It the parties involved. Most cases decision is legally binding on the Most auto manufacturers have NW, Washington, D.C. 20009 saves the customers money and — as high as 80 to 90 percent manufacturer or dealer, but not arbitration programs of some for $8.95. the corporation money because — are resolved in mediation, on the consumer. This means if type, although what each covers LemonAid is an organization you’re not tied up in court or according to the officials. the decision goes against the and how each works varies. formed to help consumers litigation for years.” says Larry • If the problem cannot be consumer, he or she may still Generally, the local contact undertaking aibitration and Lash, manager of service and worked out through mediation, take the case to court. The one \ for such programs can be found offers a helpful book to lead parts public relations, and the consumer’s final step is exception is NADA’s through a dealer or in your car's consumers by the hand through Chrysler Corporation's arbitration, a last-ditch effort to AUTCXTAP program. It is only owner’s manual. These are the the procedure. Write LemonAid, spokesman on arbitration boards. solve a problem without going to voluntarily binding upon the major programs; • 9307 Linden Ave.,_Bethesda, "It’s a free, fast and fair court. dealer or manufacturer. Md. 20814 and encTose a mechanism,” says Richard • Under arbitration, there is When it became clear that Autoline: Sponsored by the self-addressed, stamped Wagner, a Ford-Nissan-Peugeot usually a hearing in which the AUTdiCAP was not legally Better Business Bureau, envelope. dealer in Simsbury, Conn., and consumer’s complaint is binding upon the dealer or participating manufacturers include GM, Nissan (Datsun), the National Automobile Dealers represented to the arbitrator — manufacturers involved, “I THE GM — FTC SETTLEMENT AssiK’iation’s (NADA) consumer either in person or in writing, withdrew my support from the Volkswagen, Porsche and Audi. In its largest consumer Covered are all complaints affairs committee chairman. depending upon the program’s AUTfjCAP program,” says automobile-related case ever, the relating to repairs or the product NADA sponsors one of the guidelines. Both the con.sumer’s Virginia H. Knauer« special FTC alleged that GM knew, or (not sales). Local BBB offices arbitration boards, the side and the auto manufacturer adviser to the president for should have known, there were Automotive Consumer Action or dealer’s side are heard. The , consumer affairs and director of are listed in the telephone book. defects in its cars and should be r ^ The national headquarters for the Program (AUTOCAP). arbitrator then makes a decision. the United States Office of found guilty of unfair trade Council of Better Business "We want our customers to • Consumer advocates suggest Consumer Affairs. She is a practices because it failed to tell Bureaus is 1515 Wilson Blvd., be satisfied because we hope the consumer bring items such supporter of the arbitration consumers. GM officials denied they will continue to think as repair bills to document the concept. Arlington. Va., 22209; (703) any wrongdoing, but agreed to favorabi) about the Ford Motor problems with the car and “Fortunately, there are other 276-0100. expand and modify its arbitration Company and will repurchase service records, which show that adequate programs available to AUTOCAP (Automotive program with the national BBB. another vehicle,” says Louis R. the car was maintained in consumers that are binding on Consumer Action Program): As a result of the out-of-court Sponsored by the National Plummer. Ford Motor accordance with the auto dealers, such as the Better , settlement, consumers can C Automobile Dealers Association Company’s owner relations manufacturer’s recommendations Business Bureau’s programs.” participate in the arbitration (NADA), industry participants operations manager. (usually found in the owner’s “The downside is that these program evgn though their'cars Here’s how such programs manual). programs have not been in effect include AMC/Renault, most are out of warranty or have been generally work, including The idea is to show that the long enough for us to have a foreign car manufacturers and the majority of new-car dealers. sold. Under the program, the suggestions from consumer consumer did his part to good sense of how fairly decision of the arbitrator is Any complaints about sales or adviKates about how to settle maintain the car properly. In consumers are treated,” says binding only on GM. disputes with dealers and most programs, a consumer Jack Gillis, speaking for the service practices in a The GM settlement contains participating (new or used) car manufacturers. could even produce witnesses Center for Auto Safety, a special provisions for consumers • First, try to work out the such as the mechanic who nationally known, non-profit dealership are considered. who have had problems with one Contact your local dealer or the problem with the dealer and worked on the car to testify consumer group in Washington, or more of the.se component NADA national office located at local repre.sentative of the about the problem and what may DC parts: 8400 Westpark Dr., McLean. manufacturer, usually known as have cau.sed it. "On the surface, though, the • Failures ,of the THM 200 Va."22201; (703) 821-7144. the “zone representative.” Zone • The panel’s makeup varies new arbitration programs are a automatic transmission used in repre.sentatives are often listed in from program to program, but it tremendous opportunity for (Chrysler) Customer many of GM’s rear-wheel-drive Satisfaction Board: Sponsored by the telephone book or the is generally composed of consumers because they provide cars manufactured from 1975 owner’s manual that comes with auto-industry representatives access to. a legal process without Chrysler Corporation arid through April 1,983. At least five your car. and/or members of the general having to obtain a lawyer and go dealers. Covered are million cars have those service-related disputes involving • If that doesn’t work, ask the public trained to be arbitrators. through what can be an transmissions. Arbitrators cure car headaches Chrysler Corporation’s limited zone representative or the local In some programs, consumers intimidating courtroom Better Business Bureau (BBB) are able to chtxjse some of the experience.” warranty or a Chrysler Mopar For more information, contact office if there is an arbitration panel; in others they aren’t. Jhe statistics about who wins part limited warranty. Contact your local BBB or regional FTC Chrysler’s Owner Relations If you’ve got a lemon, here’s good news for you program that can help you. • Arbitrators’ decisions vary and loses in the arbitration office. To locate your regional • These programs, such as the widely. Mrs. Del Regno was process don’t look that good for Department at (313) 956-5970. FTC office, look in the BBB’s Autoline, will .send the awarded the original purchase the consumer, he says. (The telephone book or contact were much more likely to buy con.sumer forms to fill out price of her car. A woman from cases resolved in the consumer’^ OTHER HELP FOR THE national headquarters at 6th and By Cheryl and Christopher Jensen the manufacturer or dealer tells lemon. replaced. describing the problem. Then, CONSUMER: Pennsylvania Ave., NW, • Edgar J. Baney of the same brand again, says Marc Manassas, Va., was awarded favor range from 33 percent to his side, and an arbitrator hands • Mrs. Kathleen Del Regno of an attempt is made to negotiate a The Car Book, part of which Washington, D.C. 20580; (202) Albuquerque, N.M., bought a Grainer, an official with the only $200 of a $1,500 repair 60 percent, according to a poll nresolved car repair down a decision. Cleveland, Ohio, had a new settlement through what is called of arbitration program officials. ■ discusses arbitration and gives 523-3598. ■ Volkswagen that constantly 1982 Volkswagen Vanagon Technical Assistance Research bill. problems can be While some manufacturers "mediation,” an informal \ • Under the major programs pulled to the left. In one year, diesel camper. It was his fifth Programs Inc. (TARP), a frustrating. Last year in have had arbitration panels in Washington. D.C.-based market Ohio, for example, test areas for several years, in the car had nine front-end Volkswagen van, but first diesel. alignments and the problem was He could never get it to go over research company. automobile-related many cases they are now "Other research also showed still not solved when her 55 miles per hour, sometimes problems continued to becoming nationwide programs. that a happy customer would GARDEN SPECIALS top the attorney general’s And, due to a recent out-of-court warranty expired. necessary when merging onto U busy highways. He couldn’t probably tell eight other people settlement between General • Minka Goldstein of ISC llliiil Kooiii. complaint list. About 6,800 about his pleasant experience 1 Gallon Motors (GM) and the Federal Bethesda, Md., visited her convince anyone that the car was Whiskey complaints, or 28 percent of compared with someone who Trade Commission (FTC), GM Chevrolet dealer 35 times. Out grossly underpowered. When he those received, were written by was disgruntled and would find Juniper Vz Barrels Professional Packaging & Shipping has greatly expanded and of the II months that they had talked to the field representative, car owners so desperately time to tell 16 people,” Grainer modified its program. their new car, it was in the shop he was told, rather Reg. *14.99 unhappy that they wanted the unsympathetically, “1 can’t help says. "It pays to be responsive 1 Gallon of your materials in minutes. state’s chief law-enforcement Consumers have the chance to for three. Problems included a get an estimated $100 million in transmission that gave out during what a salesman tells you.” to the customer. In general it N O W ^ 1 0 . 9 9 For all these services and more! officer to tackle the perceived It’s incidents such as these costs much more to get a new scoundrels. refunds from GM as a result of a snowstorm and a persistent oil A zaleas • UPS/FEDERAL EXPRESS • PASSPORT PHOTOS * BOXES leak. "We had five problems that drive car owners, who customer through big advertising But there is some good news this settlement, according to • PRIVATE MAIL BOXES • NOTARY PUBLIC * GIFT WRAPPING several FTC officials. that GM could not fix. And if already have love-hate campaigns than it does to keep for consumers. Automobile relationships with their cars, one.” 4 lor * *2 0 • PASSPORT PHOTOS • RUBBER STAMPS • PACKAGING SUPPLIES manufacturers are increasingly As more and more consumers GM cannot fix a problem...the 4 lor * 2 5 . i r / i i / e crazy. They are also the kinds of Auto company officials agree • PACKAGING • EMERY/DHL/AIRBORNE • PHOTO COPIES • KEYS providing channels aimed at are learning about them, they are bottom line is that they should or mppUvx taking advantage of arbitration buy that car back,” she said. incidents that drive them into the that keeping customers happy is or last resolving automotive complaints. arms of other auto the reason they started The devices are arbitration as an alternative to costly legal • Teri Phinney of Bakersfield, Now offering typing aiid action against auto companies. Calif., bought a 1979 Chevy manufacturers. It’s this defection arbitration programs. *5.99 ea. *6.99 ea. panels, programs designed to use that auto manufacturers are “Satisfied customers keep unbiased arbitrators to settle Consumers resort to one-half-ton pick-up in 1980. word processing services arbitration for any number of The engine blew up at 13,000 trying to prevent with auto buying our cars, and we feel the Cropley’s Lawn and Garden Center disputes that have reached an aibitration programs. arbitration boards we have in impasse between unhappy reasons, as illustrated by the miles after one year. Her dealer HOURS: MON.-FRI. 9-6 / SAT. 10-2 stories below. These include told her it was out of warranty, Research done for the White place provide a fast, 1262 Boston Tpke. • Bolton, CT. • 649-6364 consumers and automobile inexpensive, impartial way to Open Mon.-Sat. 9-6 / Sunday 9-5 341 E. Center St„ Manchester, CT 06040 • 649-2756 manufacturers or dealers. When problems with service or with which was 12,000 miles or 12 House Office of Consumer the performance of the car in months. She had no choice but Affairs showed that car owners you, the consumer, go before Contlnuad... such a panel, you tell your side. general, including the legendary to pay to have the engine who had their problems resolved WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 3, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 3, 1986 25 The Image Workshop 24 Careers This spring there’s plenty of good news for those who Suits dull? I are bored by their wardrobe

By Sandl Hastings appropriate to wear costume ogs to familiarize yourself with jewelry, could you suggest some necklaces and bracelets worn QUESTION: Il^ivejust basic pieces? with suits and career dresses. If bought two suits for spring and If you hold a lower-level position, the you are reluctant to choose summer. Both are bright coiors. bright, matching shoes will probably be ANSWER: Accessories for the accessories relying on your One’s fuchsia and the other is a working woman’s wardrobe memory carry a page of the royai-blue plaid. I need to buy acceptable, have changed drastically in the catalog with you. Remember to shoes and want to know if I past two years. Previously, the make adjustments for your body Sound should buy bright pumps to most appropriate jewelry type. A short person will look match the suits. choices were gold and pearls. overpowered by jewelry de­ However, quality costume sig n ^ for the larger woman ANSWER: It’s difficult for me jewelry has become popular while the larger woman needs to to answer your question without who’s tired of gray, navy, and neutral" so you might want to because it’s an affordable way avoid delicate, small pieces of any job information. If you have tan suits, especially in the incorporate pink in your color to update your business look. jewelry. ■ an executive position with a spring and summer. I would like scheme. You can also change a Silver accessories also enjoy advice conservative industry, I suggest to add a new color to my boring suit by adding a bright renewed popularity. Since the you soften the impact of your wardrobe this season without blouse, such as red, fuchsia, or most important accessories are bright suits with neutral negatively affecting my profes­ teal blue. Choose a blouse with a earrings, I suggest you purchase accessories. I would wear black, sional image. Do you have any simple scoop neckline to further some updated earrings. The Do you have a blue, or taupe shoes with your suggestions? update your professional most significant difference in suits, and I’d also choose blouses wardrobe. Finally, you also accessories is size, so buy question for The Discover how others in neutral colors. If you hold a QUESTION: The best color might consider wearing a bright eanrings a bit larger and bolder Image Workshop? lower-level position, the bright, choice depends on the colors in blazer over a neutral silk dress than you would normally wear. Send them to Sandi matching shoes will probably be your wardrobe. Aithough pink to add variety to your wardrobe. Choose good quality costume perceive your voice acceptable. Remember, it’s best has been considered “too jewelry or silver to maximize Hastings, Weekend to mirror the dress of feminine” to be included in a QUESTION: Many women the impact. The second most Plus Magazine, P.O. individuals one level higher than professional wardrobe, it is a are wearing large, chunky important jewelry piece this your own if you have career color that works well with the costume jewelry with their year is either a necklace or a Box 591, Manchester such as “gimmie” for “give aspirations. corporate colors of gray, navy suits, but I didn’t know how to bracelet. To ensure you make an 06040. By Jodi Vernon and tan. In fact, some people are me.” update my classic wardrobe appropriate selection I recom­ QUESTION: I’m an executive describing pink as the “new with accessories. 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the number one By Sonja Heiiue r deep-fried in shortening that's Staple items and unprocessed approximately 93 percent beef How are those o f us who want foods, such as flour, fruits, Burger King’s Specialty Chicken tallow and 7 percent vegetable vegetables, mwk and meat are to avoid beef fat, beef tallow, oil. lard or any other meat-based Sandwich is deep-fried in shortening that’s rarely couponed because they do shortening going to convince '? not provide a high profit margin newspaper in a approximately 93 percent beef tallow and 7 COUPON CLUB and often have predictable sales. the cookie, cracker and cupcake Is there such a thing as a “While coupons seem like a makers to stop adding these percent vegetable oil. ff “coupon club" where you can ingredients? It has gotten to be bargain," states the newsletter, pay a minimal fee and have “you can actually spend more like hunting for buried treasure access to more coupons? I clip to find a cracker that’s pure money by using them if you're coupons at every opportunity, not careful. Good advice is to vegetable oil. of animal fats because they multiple paper town. Brody's “Nutrition Book,” but I never seem to be able to use coupons only for those Is meat shortening so cheap? contain, generally, a high “most restaurants use animal get the ones I really need. I wish you would convey my proportion of saturated fatty prtxlucts you were going to fats or saturated vegetable fats to I'm not aware of any such purchase anyway. Saving 20 feelings to the food companies acids, which we're supposed to prepare their foods." club, but if any readers know like Sabisco, Keebler and avoid, whereas most vegetable cents on an item you normally otherwise, please write and tell don't buy is no bargain. Also, Pillsbury. Even cake mixes all fats (with the exception of According to the Nutrition us about it. Some supermarkets compare prices; another brand seem to have beef tallow or lard coconut and palm oils) contain Action Health Letter published have boxes at the entrance where Caring about its readers in them, too. Naomi Spigle, unsaturated fatty acids, which may be cheaper even without a In a town like Manchester, by the Center for Science in the customers can drop off unwanted coupon." Mishawaka, Ind. are beneHcial. Additionally, all Public Interest, the chicken for should also be a priority with coupons and then pick over Manufacturers spend about $2 you might as well start with Perhaps your feelings will be animal fats contain cholesterol. Chicken McNuggets is soaked those in the box they may want. billion a year offering these the number one newspaper. conveyed through this column. Since so much beef fat is with a frying fat made largely of readership. In a most recent Your inability to get the coupons but only one in 20 is Beef tallow is the rendered fat of readily available, it would be beef tallow, and one serving has survey conducted by First The Manchester Herald feels coupons you “really need” may ever redeemed. Coffee, cattle, and lard is the rendered reasonable to assume that it's the equivalent of five pats of be because, according to the Market Research of Boston, it is their responsibility to fat of the hog. Rendered means economical and practical for the butter, or roughly twice what detergents, dog food and cereals Environmental Nutrition are redeemed the most often. the Manchester Herald holds listen to what residents in the fat is extracted by melting it baking industry to utilize it. you get in a regular McDonald's newsletter, manufacturers issue down. Animal fats are not only hamburger. Even though 80 percent of Manchester have to say. They most coupons for packaged households redeem coupons, the overall local readership Health experts are advising us found in many processed foods In addition. Burger King's goods that are often new, only 5.5 percent of the coupons want to hear about readers to cut down on the consumption but also, according to Jane Specialty Chicken Sandwich is lead. According to the study, temporary or impulse purchases. printed make it to the register. ■ the Manchester Herald is the views on the news — what leader for local news, local they think is important, what DeCORMIER NISSAN happenings and local sports, should go into the paper and ^estowTi^nfannacy with three quarters of the what shouldn’t. 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... Continued challenge. “The one who doesn’t fall on therapy with a brighfTady who her face is Casey. She gets clear was able to translate what they about what’s needed and it all Ted Danson: were trying to say to each other starts materializing around her. I because, with the best run around. She gets things done intentions, their communication mystically. Like a producer. had “gone funny.” Jo have the She’s not only doing the house. His wife’s stroke man you love on the verge of “Also, a friend of ours, Dan becoming a star would be Fossy, and his wife and Casey difficult for any lady. Casey and I have started a producing taught this star wanted him to succeed of company. I know that in the course, but what Would that beginning, she was feeling that success do to her? she wanted to have something the power of Jove Well, the therapy worked. all her own; but this is her own, Ted Danson may spell s-e-x-y “My career is definitely hers. r-o-g-u-e to his TV audience, I am who I am and where I am largely because of her. By Jane Ardmore whatever return of motion you but his love for her is strong and had after 90 days, that's what sure and his life is rooted in his Absolutely and literally. Which you’d live with. They’ve family. Casey is a well person. doesn’t take anything away from e's best known, of me. It’s just that she clarified course, as Sam Malone, discovered that that’s not true. She still works out and her life How sad to put a limit on is different than it was, but it’s and kept me on the line, on the the narcissistic, track. I’m pretty good at that someone and they believe it and 4 ^ 7 V no longer a tragedy. skirt-chasing bartender now; but there were times...” of NBC’s “Cheers." it becomes their limit. "It is," he says, “a triumph. “Let me tell you that in those •A She was just about ready to get The marvelous Danson face H He’s also attracted weeks — months, years — I got back into a career outside the glows as he talks about his wife. attention in such films as “War in touch with the power of love. house when we decided to have The man has bones and his eyes Games," “Something About My wife is a hell of a lady. She another baby, Alexis, now a are brilliant. They met during est Amelia," “The Big Chill" and knocks your socks off. We took year and a half old. This time (motivational workshops founded "Just Between Friends" the baby back to the hospital to we adopted. Not to put us and by Werner Erhard). He says, “I remember (currently in release). And see her, but we had to take Kate not to put her body through any Teed Danson of coming up in May is Blake home after three weeks. Casey further trauma. thinking that if I were to be hit Edwards’ “A Fine Mess," in didn’t come home for three and "So now Casey has another by a truck, right now, my last “Cheers" stands with which, as a sexy con man, he’s a half months. child to care for plus the job of thought would be, ‘Damn it! I actress Shelley Long. on the lam from a couple of “Knowing I loved her helped. virtually rebuilding our lovely haven’t done it. What am I Mafia-like characters whom he’s 1 could absolutely see the effect old Spanish house that dates waiting for?’ And then, at this She plays a teaching caught slipping speed to a horse. of loving her some days as back to about ’37. It is a huge seminar, I met Casey. One night assistant on the show. Behind these varied characters opposed to coming in other 10-month job, all to Casey’s 1 asked her to have coffee — literally the opposite of Sam days, not loving. I could see the design. She’s very very talented, afterwards and we were never Malone — is the sensitive, physical result of love, the has gotxl understanding of apart from then on. Nine months I - A . ► later we were married. literate Ted Danson, a devoted power of it." space, and is powerful about Then I decided to transfer to He was just about to start a "It was the first time I can Palisades area of Los Angeles .some anglo town which meant husband, whose life changed getting things done. There is an Carnegie Tech where they had a radically on Christmas Eve ’79 film, “The Women’s Room," indoor swimming ptx)l coming consciously remember choosing and hopefully all along the not living with their families and to do something and knowing it renowned drama department, California coast. not being connected to their when his wife, Casey, suffered a with . In a fitting into being, a 40-foot dance ‘and then’ 1 thought. T il go to debilitating stroke while giving room one day all of a sudden studio, both of which will be was right, that it would work He’s also on the board of religion. So there was a feeling out." L.A. and do a TV series and Futures for Children which of in.security, of being binh to their daughter, Kate. Danson slipped into another used by all of us." movies.’ ’’ "I was right there. I was with world. The people about him Ted is a humble sort of guy He and Casey were married in works with American Indian transplanted. '78 and came to Los Angeles. He gives you a winning grin. kids. “It’s a good group. A “A friend of mine with whom her. I had the awesome were saying, “Are you OK? and he’s a little embarrassed From the moment “Cheers" hit experience of watching birth and Ted, are all right?" about the indoor swimming Six months later, he landed the national non-profit I used to play grew up to be on part of the murdered cop in the the tube and he and Shelley organization,” he explains, the Hopi Tribal Council; he got a few moments later was told "And I just stood there, with pool, which is really a must for Long started their romantic that my wife would never walk one arm in the sleeve of a shirt, Casey and will be wonderful for film, “The Onion Field,” an “that works with American me in touch with these people, Ted Danson, as Sam Malone, stands behind the bar on experience that decided him sparring, Ted Danson has been a Indian children in New Mexico so for me it is a wonderful full again and very likely would spaced out. I don’t know how all of them. sex symbol. That was something never be able to use her left long. That evening I found that NBC's popular series, “Cheers." Real life has brought Ditto the dance and exercise definitely on acting as a career. and Arizona as well as in circle. These were my buddies; The boy who’d grown up in he hadn’t planned. It was a Bolivia and Columbia. You can it’s a treat to work with them.” arm. Wham! 1 became almost at this was at exactly the same him more than the usuai challenges. room. At Carnegie Tech where major surprise. “That’s not me, once an efficient father. moment that Casey moved her he trained for acting, he had Ponderosa country outside sponsor children for $300 a Ted Danson is obviously Flagstaff, Ariz. (his dad was that’s the part,” he explains. year. All but 8 percent of that much more than a TV star. He’s Emotionally I slammed doors foot for the first time. That’s classes in movement and dance “That’s how Sam Malone is that I didn’t open again for how close we were.” and where he finds that director of the Museum and money goes for books, shoes, a man with compassion and angst was going toward the vividly. She felt like a canary way,” he says thoughfully, Research Center), who’d played written. If the public thinks I’m clothing, whatever is needed to depth. ■ years. He shakes his head, baby’s mother. Kate was my who’d suddenly awakened with “That was tricky. We’d had a basketball, which he played at sexy, that’s a compliment to my “There was a lot to cope remembering. “Her progress prep school, is no longer his cowboys and Indians with the stay in school.” relaxation. You picked her up the body of an elephant and no lot of emotional problems on the real Indians who were his acting. I’ve also played some He continues, “One of the with. Usually, after a stroke, was terribly slow. You have to and there was this sense of concept of how to move because back burner. sport, dancing is great for an misunderstood, misguided, there is some sign of motion. have something wonderful going actor who needs to have ease of friends, had had many career best aspects of the program is stillness and simplicity.” the brain cells that used to move “A quick-change situation fantasies. unpleasant characters. The that they go into a community Casey had no movement at all. for you or you’d die." He had help. His parents had her fingers were dead and gone like this is difficult for people motion. actor’s job is to have And she is a woman of intrinsic Besides, why shouldn’t his and ask them, ‘What is it you “That was wonderful for come from Arizona to be there and the brain cells next door had who are well and working. But “At Stanford, it was strictly compassion for everyone. That’s strength, a woman with a baby family have the advantages? think you need? We’ll show you Casey when she came home — when the baby was bom, and to learn that task. The here was a case of a woman major of the week. One week what’s great about acting to me, “Cheers” is steady work, the how to do it.’ For the most part, she wanted to hold. she had to come home, she was they just stayed on. Casey’s experience put an enormous who had been successful in her I’d think about being a political it’s kind of a right course for “The nurses were wonderful. ratings are high, the contract.is those making those decisions are becoming more ill in the family came loo. “And our value on our marriage.” own right — Casey was an scientist, the next week a Latin learning a lot. I love actors. Indians who have been educated There are all sorts of rules for firm and the series is being sold American economist. I also hospital. It was like bool camp. friends were great. We were Together and separately, they environmental designer, a space "Celebrity is another thing. and now have gone back to the the safety and health of babies. Once she came home, she was a bathed in friends. They would had faced three years of planner when we married. When for syndication. Once it’s over, thought of beng a diplomat. I My wife has pointed out that Usually they want them out of he would like to have choices. re.se rvation. different being, she started , come in and behave as if challenge when they were faced she came West with me, we guess I was aiming in the right celebrities are no different from “In Bolivia and Columbia, the hospital as soon as possible, He loves filming movies. He direction...diplomat/actor. They loving life again. We were a nothing had happened” with a new one. Casey was just worked together, organized the other people unless they can do the problem is more immediate: but they kept Kate as long as loves acting. “It’s like business have something in common." family and life had gotten much He continues. "It wasn’t getting used to her new body Actors’ Institute — I taught, she something with that getting food on the table. In this they could. They kept her in easy. Her arm was in a brace. when Danson was cast in managed. and art. You complain about In his sophomore year, he ’celebrityness’ that is intensive care part of the time; larger.” their bumping h e^s, business country the problem is learning What helped him was the Her fool was in a brace, so “Cheers" and the series “But at the point when took part in a Bertolt Brecht worthwhile. You have to use all they’d smuggle her in so Casey and art, but when you can walk to live in two worlds.” baby. He was changing diapers we’re talking about a very long whisked him into a different, ’Cheers’ started, 90 percent of play which piqued his interest that energy that’s coming your could see her. I spent a couple that line successfully...it's a He explains, “Their families and feeding her from day one. lime when her big exercise was high-powered level of show her life was devoted still to enough so that he did consider way to do something > great challenge to be in Tinsel have lived on these lands for of nights on the floor in Casey’s He remembers, “Being with the to walk to the kitchen and back. business. gening her body together and acting. As a start, he had his purposeful.” Town, have all the trappings and thousands of years. They have room so we could all three be baby was wonderful, very easy 1 remember her working each “It was big confrontation for working at being a mother. My teeth fixed. “As a kid I had With his own mantle of U-aditional and cultural ties; but together.” finger, moving her arm back and the limelight to be thrown our situation seemed threatening.” still walk a straight line. Not teeth that looked as if I’d differentness, Ted Danson is and quiet. Unlike the situation that I don't fall on my face in order to obtain an education He reflects, “The terribly with most parents who are forth with beads of sweat way after we’d kind of been The Dansons went into swallowed a hand grenade. They going to work to keep oil wells they used to have to send their frequently. But it's still a great were every whichway but loose. important thing was to know that putting all their angst into the breaking out on her forehead. licking our wounds for three from being drilled in the kids to Flagstaff or Winslow, there is no such thing as finality, first baby, in my case, all the “She described her condition , years together in our own quiet Continued... ■years ago, they though) that WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, May 3, WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 3. 19B6 31 Dining Out 30 Dining In Chiang Jiang ' m 4MMPMir j 94

By Sondra Aator Stave soup from the latter region is a Oh, nuts! good way to begin. The There have been Chinese well-seasoned broth holds an ’ -i ... restaurants in Manchester for assortment of vegetables and is as long as I can remember, but not burdened by an excess of J ( « H The peanut is just the food, in general, has been cornstarch thickener. A bit i f more representative of Canton, more vinegar, however, would CHIANG JIANG Conn., or Ohio than the Canton have made it even better. Chinese Restaurant in China. However, lam Dumplings are the pride of the starting to emerge delighted to report, this is no Beijing and the fried ones longer the case. The new Chiang served here are a fair Jiang restaurant, (the name representation. The accompany­ from its shell means long river) at 822-824 ing sauce added tiny pieces of Main St., serves food that is ginger to the soy and pepper-oil thoroughly authentic and mix, and this addition was most pleasant. By Bonnie Mandoe 2 cups grated Cheddar thoroughly enjoyable. Even better were the cheese There is a large counter for takeout orders as one enters. shao-my, here called dim sum. use nuts lavishly in my '/: cup wheat germ The basket-shaped dough was c(X)king and baking — cup bread crumbs Behind it is the gleaming stainless-steel kitchen. Only thin and light and the ground for protein, for flavor I cup finely chopped pork filling was well seasoned. ' and for the unique walnuts restaurants with nothing to hide can afford to be so public. The Hot and spiced pork was an crunch they provide. I cup chopped mushrooms excellent entree selection. The Anyone who has eaten dining room is divided into front I 1 chopped onion \ and rear areas, avoiding a pork siices were expertly pesto or marzipan or a nut tone '/: cup grated carrot prepared so that the meat can testify to another important cavernous look. The decor is '/ ? cup minced green pepper stereotypical Chinese, with achieved that particular tender- attribute of nuts — they’re rich. 5 beaten eggs ,ness found only in Chinese ••• The best nuts to eat, lantern fixtures and classical , U 2 tablespoons soy sauce preparations or French haute nutritionally speaking, are paintings on the wall. 2 tablespoons Dijon-type cuisine. The accompanying almonds. Their oil content is But the feeling most evident is vegetables maintained their proportionately lower than that mustard one of newness and cleanliness. crunch. Again, the cook showed of Brazil nuts, or coconut, for '/: teaspoon black pepper Especially g.-atifying is the restraint with the thickener. Reginald Pinto/Mancheater Herald example, and they are rich in '/; teaspoon sage attention of the serving staff, Chicken with hot garlic sauce calcium, phosphorus and iron, teaspoon marjoram or including the female maitre d’ was red starred to denote hot Chiang Jiang Restaurant is at 822-824 Main St. too. basil who checked almost everything and spicy. While it was piquant, Becau.se all nuts tend to be '/: teaspoon thyme coming from the kitchen to it was hardly incendiary. But rich in oil, it is essential to store assure that it was being this should not be taken as presented property. them properly to prevent Combine first nine ingredients criticism of the fine blending of menu suggested, it came atop a platters are in the $4 to $6 range. rancidity. Nuts keep best in their in mixing bowl. Add remaining These nut and butter cookies make a delicious lunchbox The menu is an eclectic one. spices bestowed on the chicken melange of vegetables including Family dinners cost between $6 shells. Once shelled, they are offering some dishes from the pieces, yet another example of baby ears of corn, discs of and $9 per person. The ingredients and mix well. Press north and some from the south, Is there a restaurant best stored airtight in the the mixture into a buttered dessert. the chef’s skill in preparing waterchestnut and florets of restaurant’s liquor license is some from Canton. There arc sauces. broccoli. The duck skin was you’d like to see refrigerator or freezer, where 9-inch square baking pan. Bake also some of the spicier pending. In the meantine, one The house special duck is indeed as crisp as one could wish may bring wine or beer from reviewed here? Write they will last one or two years. 55 minutes in a preheated 350F offerings that first appeared in Walnuts are an all-time roasted to a crisp. Rather than and the flesh near fatless. home. oven. When done, smother with NUTMU salad oil with wooden spoon I teaspoon vanilla extract Szechuan province. Hot and sour to Sondra Astor Stave American favorite. They’re being served over lettuce as the sauteed mushrooms and serve To make nuimilk, Menderize until creamy, then add the PA cup whole-wheal pastry However, this led to a bit of delicious mixed in equal It is evident that everyone in care of Weekend immediately. flo u r dryness in the meat, making the proportion with raisins and eaten / cup shelled nuts w ith 3'A cups remaining ingredients. Serve the dish somewhat less enjoyable connected with Chiang Jiang is Plus Magazine. P.O. Serves 9. 'A cup ground walnuts as a snack, and they are also water for Bbout three minutes, sauce at room temperature over than it might have been. determined that the restaurant then strain. Return the nutmilk hot vegetables, rice or chicken. I teaspoon no-aluminum baking succeed. To this end, the staff Box 591, Manchester. fabulous sauteed in butter and 822-824 Main St, 649-9914 The menu is quite wide and sprinkled over vegetables, to a clean blender and add a Sprinkle everything with roasted pow der includes Cantonese, Mandarin has made carefully prepared Conn. 06040. grains, chicken and omelets. dash of sail and/or a d a b o f peanuts, if desired. strawberry preserves Hours: Monday to Thursday, 11 a m. to 10 p m. and Szechuan specialties as well food and caring service. From FETTUCCINE AL PESTO the steady stream of customers Peanuts — which, of course, cup melted butter honey. This milk may used to Serves 4. Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday, noon to as chow meins, |o meins and are not really nuts — are much replace daily milk in recipes or Cream the butter and honey 10 p.m. curried dishes. Meals may be I saw coming and going on a or olive oil ordered by the dish or as family recent Sunday, that success more than half the filling in 2 cloves garlic for table use. CANDIED WALNUTS together and add the vanilla. Reservations accepted for four or more peanut-butter-and-jelly / cup firmly packed brown dinners or combination plates. seems assured. ■ 3 cups fresh basil leaves M akes about I quart. Combine dry ingredients and add ue Dress: Casual acceptable sandwiches. The growing sugar 'h cup Parmesan cheese to creamed mixture. Mix the Handicapped access Appetizers range from $1.50 to popularity of Indonesian and M fTNM 'A teaspoon salt '/i cup pine nuts 2 cups milk or nuimilk dough well and form small balls American Express or MasterCard. $5, with a pupu platter costing Thai cuisine is bringing the 'A teaspoon cinnamon 4 quarts salted water, Vt cup raw, unsalled o f it. $10.50. Main dishes begin at $6 peanut ouf of its shell into 'A cup milk and top off at $10. Combination boiling Flatten the balls slightly and international fame. Just try the cashew nuts I teaspoon vanilla extract 8 ounces fettuccine make an indentation in the Peanut Sauce, below, over '/4 cup honey 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel noodles center of each. Bake 12-IS vegetables. I fgg 3 cups walnut halves Cashews, the only variety of '/! cup half and half ■ 2 leaspoons vanilla exiraci minutes at 400 degrees on nut that does not add crunch to Parmesan cheese to pass '/t teaspoon nuimeg In a medium pan, oombine the ungieased cookie sheets; then baked goods (they become soft), at table 1 tablespoon rum (optionalI sugar, sah, cumamon and m ik. remove from oven and fill the •S* Prices Dinner are nonetheless wonderful when Stir to Mend, then cook, alining indentations with the strawhcriy haven’t Specials roasted. To roast nuts, place Make the pesto by Blenderize all ingredients occasionally, until the mixlwe preserves while the cookies are ^ changed in WONG’S Weekly them in a single layer on a blenderizing melted butter or thoroughly. Serve cold. reaches 236 degrees on a candy still warm. Cool on a nek. baking sheet, and bake about 20 Makes 3 dozen ■ 3 years! RESTAURANT olive oil, garlic, basil and the 'r i thcrmomelcr. . 'tttt minutes at 325F. You may bake cup of Parmesan. When smooth, PEANUT SAUCf Remove from heat and stk in them longer, but do check Best Italian 1984-86 TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS add the pine nuts and blenderize 4 tablespoons peanut the vanilla, lemon peel and _ Voted Conneclioul Magazine frequently. They become again. Set aside. butter (creamy) waharts. Stk until the mixture ^Preaent* .4 !Sew Diversified Menu crunchy when cool. Head Chef • Chef Wong 'A cup sa lad o il begina to lose ks gloas and a See how the recipes below use Bring the salted water to a • Italian Cuisine • Seafood • Fowl • Steaks • Ribs boil and add noodles. Cook until 2 ta^spoons soy sauce coating forms on the nuts. Now, 875-0661 nuts at breakfast and dinner as turn the mixture out onto brawn May Special: (Tu r». Wed.. Thur., Only) well as at dessert time. You’ll pasta is al dente, tender yet 2 tablespoons honey paper and sepanie the mitt using be surprised at the meatiness of firm. Drain through a colander 4 teaspoons white vinegar Duck ,4’La Orange *8.95 and cover pasta while you 1 teaspoon sesame oil two forks. Cool complelely. (Served with latad & xiti and a c^ o iV e of vegetable or potato) Post Road Plaza the Walnut Squares, and pleased Mon-thur. 11:30 - lo pm (optional) Store airtight. Reserve !\ow For Mothers Day! 352 Hartford Tnpke. to find how easily you can quickly heat the half and half in (Rte. 30N), Vernon Fri. & Sat. 11:30 - II pm candy nuts. Nicely wrapped. a wok or large flameproof bowl. 2 tablespoons minced Makes 3 cups. tt inner of Top 100 VSA for extensive wine list. (1-84 Exit 65) Sunday 12:00 noon - Candied Walnuts make a Whisk the pesto into the half green onion (optional) 601311a Louisa Road • Rollon • 646-.3I6I • 649-3292 10 pm beautiful gift. and half; then add the cooked '/} teaspoon cayenne NUT AND BUniR c o o n a pasta. Toss well and serve (or to taste) 'A cup butter, at room temperature WALNUT SQUARES immediately with the Parmesan. / cup cooked brown rice Serves 4-6. Combine peanut butler and 2 tablespoons honey Mor

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