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Gne is in South Windsor, science part-time at Manchester woman who allegedly harassed The Associated Press of a family dry-cleaning business the other in East Hanford. Community College. actress Sharon Gless for years sur­ that his father started in 1953. The former mayor says it’s too rendered peacefully Friday after a PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The time is ripe for DiRosa, a Democratic member of early to tell if he’s going to enjoy sevcn-Jiour standoff with police in­ would-be mobsters to think about succeeding New the town’s Board of Directors and his new work. The training period side the “Cagney and Lacey” star’s England’s reputed crime boss, the jailed Raymcmd J. former mayor, said Thursday that he ended Wednesday. home. “Junior” RUiiarca, law enforcement officials say. has sold two of the three stores that “It’s a completely different EMERGENCY Joni Leigh Penn, 30, who in the A humiliating roundup began Monday with the ar­ bear his name in town, and has plans change of pace,” he said, adding that FIRE - POLICE - MEDICAL past had threatened to kill herself in rests of I^triarca and 14 other mob figures in Rhode to sell his Main Street operation. he thinks he could do well in the front of the actress, put down a Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts. By Thursday, “I just made a decision a while employment search field because he DIAL 911 I EH) E3 E3 ^ O ^ <£CX loaded .22-calibcr semiautomatic 21 organized crime figures were in custody in con­ ago that I wanted to do something knows a lot of people and has a lot In Manchester rifle and surrendered to officers in­ nection with the case. else,” said DiRosa, who this month of contacts. side Miss Gless’ Studio City home Law enforcement officials say any and all or­ started work as a personnel consult­ at 10 a.m., said police Capt. Dan ganized crime is evil, but most agree that mob ac­ ant for RJS Enterprises, an execu­ Watson. Miss Gless was not home at tivity in New England is penny-ante compared to tive employment search company W eather the time. families elsewhere on the East Coast. based in Hanford. Spring Cleaning?? “She surrendered voluntarily. She “At the risk of being labeled a New Yorker, New He said the position is not some­ was tired. She was just kind of worn York is the center of the Cosa Nostra. There are five thing he sought out to gel away from down,” said Watson, who described (families) here,” said Ron Goldstock, director of the the business, but rather the oppor­ Ms. Penn as an obsessed fan of Miss New York State Grganized Crime Commission. tunity arose and he took it. Rain, fog likely, Gless. “The Boston family tends to be way behind the Getting out of the cleaning opera­ A policewoman was instrumental New York families as far as the size, scope of tion has nothing to do with its finan­ in convincing the woman to sur­ criminal activities and sophistication,” he said. cial status, which he says is solid. 50’s temperature render, but her name was not im­ “My understanding is that it’s a much smaller “That business is a landmark mediately available, officers said. “I scale operation but it’s still lucrative,” said Michael business that’s been in Manchester don’t know what she said to her,” Davitt of the Grganized Crime Strike Force assign!^ for 36 or 37 years,” he said. At one Watson added. By the Associated Press to the U.S. Attorney’s office in Providence. time it had expanded to nine stores, Ms. Penn was quickly handcuffed FBI agents held the roundup with 113-count in­ but was then consolidated to three. and led outside to a police car while dictments, with charges that included murder, rack­ “1 just didn’t want to run the day- Manchester and vicinity: Today, rain, drizzle dozens of reporters and neighbors The Associated Press y eteering, kidnapping, gambling, drug trafficking, to-day operations of the business watched. She walked out with her and fog likely. High 45 to 50. Northeast wind OBSESSED FAN — Joni Leigh Penn, 30, is led away from obstruction of justice and witness intimidation. anymore,” he said. around 10 mph. Chance of precipitation 70 per­ head down. She looked somber and “If those convictions (hold up), they will have EhRosa, who took over a portion did not speak. the home of “Cagney and Lacey" star Sharon Gless after a decimated the Cosa Nostra family in the New of the business from his father in cent Tonight, rain, drizzle and fog. Low near 45. She was taken to the Police seven-hour standoff with authorities. Penn, who had England area,” said Goldstock, who also teaches law 1973, said he began to remove him­ Chance of precipitation 90 percent. Department’s North Hollywood sta­ threatened to kill herself in the past, had holed up in the at Cornell Law School. self from it about three years ago. At Sunday, periods of rain. High around 50. tion, where Watson said she would home with a rifle. The Providence-based crime family used to wield that time, he sold the store on East be booked for investigation of Chance of rain 90 percent. power under Raymond L.S. I^triarca, Junior’s father, Middle TUmpike, near Wawa Food armed burglary, a felony. weapon to her head when officers “These arc horrendous times that and that pow ^ diminished after the elder Patriarca’s MarkeU to a man from Louisville, ^------An hour earlier, Watson told arrived. Kentucky. reporters gathered outside the we live in, especially when dis­ death in 1984, authorities said. clean up on savings » “I think Ray Senior acted as sort of a mob More recently, he Sold the West actress’ home on a tree-lined cul- turbed people have such easy access Manchester Herald Miss Gless, who was in touch to weapons that can be used indis­ diplomat and resolved disputes in ConnecticuL" Middle 'I\impike store, which he de-sac that Ms. f\;nn had threatened with police throughout the ordeal, calls the main planu to two Korean 10% off posters and custom I to kill herself. Another police criminately,” she said. “This has Davitt said. “In doing so (New England organized issued a statement shortly afterward been going on for several years now, crime) gained more of a national reputation.” men — Chin Bok and Jin Lee — I Founded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly. spokesman, Gfficer C.K. Witkamp, in whic*h she said Ms. Penn had who have worked for him for about framing said Ms. Penn had pointed the and I think has to be dealt with by Even if someone from New York City moved in ■ I Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. harassed her for several years. the authorities.” reputed Gambino crime family boss John Gotti has a year. DiRosa says they have many Expires 4-21-90 been mentioned — gaining a foothold in New years of experience in the garment I cleaning industry, working primarily USPS 327-500“ VOL CIX, No. 154 England still wouldn’t can7 the same weight as having a resident family, Goldstock said. in the Philadelphia area. PubNsher Suspect in NY social club fire As part of the deal DiRosa made Penny M. Sieffert “It will certainly reduce ... the capability of the exposure with them, they have the option of family to inflict harm on society,” he said. nrl & irMiiiiiig EcMof _ \Ablter Zaborowski The contenders in ftitriarca’s family include Ed­ buying the Main Sucet store, and he Summ«r Hr«: CIOMd Mondayt 111 Center Street Managing Edilor ______Marie P. Grady faces 178 counts of murder ward “Mulligan” Romano, William “Billy Black­ expects that will happen. He would T u m thru Fri 9 to 5 30 News Edflor/Opinion Page Editor _____ Ron Robillard Manchester — 646-6939 Thuri Op«n Til 8PM jack” Delsanto, and Luigi “Baby Shanks” Manoc- not disclose the amount of money Sat 9AM To 3PM Associate E d ilo r______| __Alexander Girolli involved in the transactions. Sports Edilor______Lon Auster chio, authorities said. All have b ^ n with the family By Larry Neumeister probably would have to choose between the two.” The Associated Press since the elder I^triarca’s regime: Business M anager______Jeanne G. Fromerth Gonzalez, a Cuban immigranL opted against testifying • Manocchio, whose 1968 murder convictions in Advertising Direclor^______Douglas C. Murphy Sr before the panel, said his court-appointed attorney, the g a n g la n d slayings of Rudolph Marfeo and An­ PUBLIC NOTICE Customer Service Manager ______Gerlinde Colletti NEW YGRK — The man accused of killing 87 people Composirtg Manager______Sheldon Cohen Richard W. Bcme. thony Melei were overturned by the state Supreme FREE!! by torching an illegal social club in a jealous rage was in­ VOLUNTEER HELP WANTED Pressroom Manager______Robert H. Hubbard While the grand jury considered the charges, Court, seems to be factored out because of his low dicted on 178 counts of murder, arson and other charges authorities released records indicating that one of the The Bolton Playscape committee is actively seek­ Friday. {H'ofile, authorities said. BRAKE club s landlords was contacted by a fire lieutenant eight • Delsanto, a former Providence city worker who ing volunteers. The meetings will be held on the Publishod daly except Sunday and certain holidays by A state grand jury indicted Julio Gonzalez on one months before the blaze and told a vacate order was in was accused of accepting paychecks as a no-show the MarKhester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, count of second-degree murder and one count of murder INSPECTION fourth Tuesday of each month at the Herrick Park Martchester. Conn. 06040. Secortd dass postage paid at effect a ^ n s t the building. worker, the charges were dropped because the state R£MOVEWH£aS, iC P K T CONOfTKM Of BRAKE UNMC3S, DRUMS. in the commissiem of a felony for each person killed in­ Building on Hebron Road, Bolton. All meetings Martchester. Conn. Postmaster: Send adc^ess changes Morris Jaffe, a partner in Little Ffeich Realty, took too long to bring him to trial. ROTORS. VOUMIY MSRECT CAUPERS. CYUNOERS, HYDRAUUC UNES A to the Manchester Herald. P O Box 581. Manchester side the Happy Land Social Club in the Bronx. MASTER CYIMOER ROAD TEST are open to the public and we need your sugges­ Conn 06040. responded that the problem “would be taken care of,” ac­ • Romano, reputedly the only capo, or captain, in He also was indicted on two counts of arson and single cording to a July 28, 1989, Fire Department document. .CUAMNaAaHffTM0fT.OARCPMM EXTRA- The Marxhesler Herald is a member ot The Associated counts of attempted murder and assault. 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Peterson was Only the girl’s parents, Catherine and Robert acquitted by reason of insanity Friday in the Short, and a hariidful of their closest frierxls stabbing death and has been ordered confmed were on hand for the brief reading of the ver­ to the Whiting Forensic Institute. dict. They showed no emotion as the decision He had walked away from the Connecticut was annoutKed, and declined to comment New England Country Buildings Valley Hospital last July before killing Jessica when they left the courthouse. Short of Wallingford at a Middletown fair. In The Shorts are plarming to sue lire state. for olheri it t the style. 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INC. ® 4 9 '0 8 2 2 1 9 9 0 Judge wants restrictions on Patriarca players Obituaries Tornado cleanup funds OK’d WATERBURY (AP) — Eight lion, forwarded TUesday by state of the city without electricity or nr'.Tmanui an; vuresses 'fcbo testify that Milano and Failla killed Grasso, ac­ By Kim SJ^Aartin was not involved in either of those crimes months after a tornado ripped 0PM officials to the Federal Emer­ telephone service. igai.Tsft n c .v^jinu^uccn. and did not order them. cording to the affidavit. The Associated Press Irene McLarney through parts of Connecticut, federal gency Management Administration, ■“T’te im.'. ‘ -i: es oc threats of “The Providence people (Guglielmetti Guglielmetti also allegedly attended an The $1.7 million approved for Irene (Freberg) McLamey, 73, of 51 Holly Road, East officials said they have decided to was approved Thursday, James v'.oience jtc vcience. rtciuilmg murder, and Bianco) did not cause the death of induction ceremony Oct. 29, 1989, in city use is an amalgam of various HARTFORD — A federal judge or Hartford died Thursday (March 29, 1990) at Hartford give Waterbury $1.7 million in Donovan of FEMA’s Boston office Friday postponed a decision on whether to furjier -.ts crm nal activities and to Mr. Grasso,” Durham said. Medford, Mass., where four men were bills that state and federal officials Hospital. emergency money to pay part of the said. to set bond for two reputed leaders in the protea its members fnxn investigation made members of the crime family. The decided are eligible for payment. Bianco’s attorney, William DimiUi, ar­ Bom in New Britain, she was the daughter of the late City Budget Director James Patriarca crime family to give their anor- and prosecution for their crimes,” an af­ FBI had placed a “bug” at the scene of S3 million cost of cleaning up the The aid package was culled from the gued that the violent acts mentioned in Einar and Ottilia (Bjorklund) Freberg. She lived in New ’ Quinn said earlier this week that any neys time to draft conditions for release. fidavit made public Thursday said. that meeting and recorded the ceremony, wreckage wrought by the July 10 $3 million of bills the city had sub­ the affidavit were not related to his client Britain and Glastonbury before moving to East Hartford tornado-cleanup money would help U.S. Magistrate Thomas P. Smith said “Members of the Fhrriarca family regular­ Durham said. tornado. mitted. and that the transcripts of federal in 1964. She was formerly employed at the Travelers In­ Nicholas L. Bianco and Matthew L. ly engage in the obstruction of justice, in­ The money — the city’s first pay winter snow-removal bills. wiretaps, the strength of the government’s Guglielmetti’s attorney, John F. Cicil- surance Co. and retired in 1979. In addition to paying for overtime Guglielmetti Jr. will likely be released on cluding the intimidation of ivitnesses and since it received an initial $212,000 Those accounts are depleted because evidence, mention five different people line, argued that his client’s voice is not She is survived by her husband, John K. McLamey; work by city workers, the funds will bond, but he wants sharp restrictions on jury tampering." federal check two months ago — snow removal funding was trans­ Smith also said he needed more time to named “Nicky.” recorded on any of the federal wiretaps two sons, John McLamey of Bolton and Timothy could start trickling back to Water­ ferred to pay some tornado-cleanup cover costs of repairs to city build­ their freedom to keep them from tamper­ and that he only attended a “meeting” and McLamey of Chaplain; a daughter, Phyllis Mullen of ing with the prosecution’s case while review the affidavit detailing the or­ bury next week, the state Office of costs. ings, sidewalks and streets, debris ganization’s criminal activity. “Someone named Nicky was the under­ was seen three times in Connecticut. Woodstock; two brothers, Einar Freberg of New Britain The tornado felled hundreds of removal and some of the dozens of while awaiting trial. boss,” Dimiui said. “The case against my Policy and Management said According to the FBI affidavit. Bianco, Four other men named in the india­ and Robert Freberg of Newington; two sisters, Eleanor trees in Waterbury, closing roads, bills submitted by private contrac­ Bianco, the alleged “underboss” or client is based on suspicion, suggestion, Thursday. 47, was appointed “underboss” following ment were detained Thursday by Smith, Magnano of Middletown and Phyllis Lindsey of tors, Donovan said. second in command, and Guglielmetti, supposition and nothing more than that.” The application for the $1.7 mil- smashing homes and leaving most the June 16, 1989, murder of Underboss including Milano and Failla. Also Southington; five grandchildren and many nieces and who is accused of being a captain or Guglielmetti, 41, was appointed “Capo “Capo Regime” in the organization, were William “The Wild Guy” Grasso. Grasso detained were John F. Castagna, 49, of nephews. was found dead of a single gunshot Regime” to supervise the illegal activities The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the Erickson- indicted last week on federal racketeering of the crime family in Connecticut, Hartford and his son. Jack Johns, 29, also Gas spill tied o charges along with eight other men in wound on the banks of the Conneaicut of Hartford. All men’s attorneys will be Hansen Funeral Home, 5 Flart St. New Britain. Burial J 3 - n Durham said. will be in Fmrview Cemetery in New Britain. Calling Time for a Conneaicut as part of a three-state FBI River in Wethersfield. allowed to submit conditions for their hours are from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday. S F sweep targeting the Providence, R.I.- Smith questioned prosecutors on According to the affidavit, Guglielmet­ release. to old tanks Memorial donations may be made to the American Change based crime family. whether Bianco had any role in Grasso’s ti met with co-defendants Louis R. Failla, Four other co-delendants have been Heart Association, 310 Collins St., Hartford. Although not charged with any specific murder and the attempt^ murder of Luis 62, of East Hartford, and Gaetano J. released on bond; John E. Farrell, 52, of WATERFORD (AP) — Gasoline — m act of violence, U.S. Attorney John “Tito” Morales, crimes in which other Milano, 39, of East Longmeadow, Mass., Manchester, Frank A. F*ugliano, 61, of Anthony F. Lumbruno tanks that leaked at a Waterford gas Starting Tomorrow! 0 o Durham argued that the pair should be co-defendants named in the indictment after Grasso’s death to determine who West Springfield, Mass.; Salvatore D’A- station were older than their Anthony F. Lumbruno, 76, of 29 Foxcroft Drive died ^ 03 held because they have a leadership role have been implicated. would be in charge of Connecticut. quila, 48, of Middletown; and Americo Friday (March 30, 1990) at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ registration indicated and should in a group whose members pledge to kill Durham told the magistrate that Bianco Confidential informants told the FBI Petrillo, 56, of Old Saybrook. tal. He was the husband of Rose (Mistretta) Lumbruno. have been tested for leaks at least H - < Bom in Hartford, he lived in Manchester for 48 years. once, state inspectors said. Before retiring, he was employed as a superintendent for The station is owned by Myron Swastika linked 35 years at the Pratt and Whimey Co. division of Colts Hendcl, who is already being sued DON'T MONKEY Industry. He was a former member of the Hartford In­ by the state because of a spill of at CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD 1 ^ dustrial Management Club, the Foreman’s Club, and the least 1,500 gallons from a tank at his Luna Social Club of Hartford. He was also an active Route 2 Sunoco station in Will be holding two morning worship services o 2 to termination Stonington in February. AROUND... member of the Church of the Assumption in Manchester. r- 33 In the Waterford case, G. Scott WEST HARTFORD (AP) — A Jewish teacher at Besides his wife, he is survived by two sons, Anthony at 9:00 am and 10:45 am O O Deshefy of the suie Department of Northwest Catholic High School believes a swastika she M. Lumbruno of Vernon and Peter A. Lumbruno of Tol­ Environmental Protection’s under­ O “n found on the blackboard of her homeroom and her Try Our Pay-By-Mail land; a daughter, Angela L. 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O Hartford school for 17 years before being let go, has “It looks like they went in at least a Instead of paying your carrier every 2 weeks, you can Rocky Hill; eight grandchildren, and one great-grandson. brought a grievance against the Archdiocese of Hartford. m z simply write a c h ^ for 3 months, 6 months or a full The funeral will be at 9:30 Monday at the John F. two to three years prior to the date Robertson School, Manchester She is being supported in her action by the Greater on the registration,” Deshefy said. o > vear...drop it in the mail. Then, you can forget about Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., followed by a Hartford Catholic Educational Association. at Main and N. Main Street > r - having ready cash to pay your carrier, answering the Mass at 10 at Church of Assumption. Burial is at St. “But as far as how we’re going to Bolton believes her problems with the school began in door when it's inconvenient or being at home to pay James Cemetery. Calling hours are from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. handle it from now on, it’s some­ 33 CO December 1988, when she found the swastika on her Phone: 647-7335______your bill. Sunday. Memorial donations may be made to either the thing we’re going to have to dis­ blackboard. WE WILL NOTIFY 33 > Visiting Nurse & Home Care of Manchester Inc., 545 N. cuss.” School authorities, including the principal, Michael S. YOUR CARRIER > Simply complete the coupon below and send it to THAT YOU ARE A Main St. or the Church of the Assumption Memorial Griffin, said Bolton was fired for unsatisfactory perfor- us.. .or if you would like more information on our Pay- ■X3 PAY-BY-MAIL Fund. 285 W. Center St. In Memoriam m ^ce ipu-plated^ the swastika incident But they said By-Mail program call the Circulation Department. CUSTOMER they caijndt reve^uletails because personnel records arc 647-9946. After initial payment and prior to expira­ Raymond J. Horan In loving memory of Bcrtil TUmcr, EARLY BIRD SPECIAL coiifidenfial. tion, you will be billed. Raymond J. Horan, 76, of Hartford died Friday who passed away on April 8,1985. Bolton said her problems began after she asked the (March 30, 1990) at Hartford Hospital. 1 miss you everyday school’s administration if she could use the swastika in­ Bom in Hartford, he lived there all his life. He was a Wife, Betty cident to teach students about bigotry and the administra­ I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my pay-by­ mail subscription on ______U.S. Navy veteran of World War 11. Before retiring in tion was responsive. 1978, he was employed by Dunham-Bush Corp. of West She said she received a reprimand — the first she said In Memoriam Enclosed please find payment for Hartford for more than 40 years. she’d ever received — three days after the Anti-Defama In sad and loving memory of Emily Carrier Delivery: He is survived by a sister, Florence H. Ryan of Fracchia, who passed away on March tion League of B’nai B’rith in New Haven wrote the Manchester; a brother, Edward J. Horan of Hartford; an 20% 31,1989. school a letter, asking them what measures school offi­ □ 3 months *23.10 □ 6 months *46.20 □ 1 year *92.40 aunt, Sr. Florence Higgins CSJ of West Hartford; three cials planned to take to reduce prejudice at the school in Senior Citizens: Dear Emily, Vbu are not forgotten, nieces, Roberta J. Martin of Madison, Wis., Manlyn E. though on earth you ate no more. Still new spring arrivals the future. □ 3 months *21.56 □ 6 months *43.12 □ 1 year *86.24 Ryan of OJai, Calif., and Lois A. Ryan of Manchester; The reprimand criticized her for not disciplining a stu­ in memory you arc with us, as you al­ and grandniece, Kimberly A. Martin, of Madison, Wise. ways were before. dent properly, and a few months later, Bolton said she Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment / Tip Amount. received her first poor performance evaluation after 16 Tile funeral will be at 9:15 a.m. Monday at the Sadly Missed, Fnsette-Batzner Funeral Home, 20 Sisson Avc. Hartford. years of good ones. Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton -$27.30,3 months Ibur Husband Lebero, But Brother John McGovern, superintendent of It will be followed by a Mass of Christian burial at 10 ]a::et & Nancy ajn. in the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows in Hartford. Catholic schools for the archdiocese, said the archdiocese Name has “evidence of prior communication between her and Burial will be in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery in the school regarding her unsatisfactory performance.” He Bloomfield. Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pun. 887 Main Street did not elaborate. Apt. Sunday. Manchester When Bolton returned to school last September she 643-2401 was placed in a “program of intensive assistance." A su­ Harry Bridges, Zip Phone pervisor sat in her class every day and she had to submit was union leader her lesson plans and quiz.zcs for approval. Offer good on one item only. Twenty-nine of the 33 teachers at the school signed a MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF...PAY-BY-MAIL SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Legendary labor l ^ r petition protesting her ucatment. It was, they said, Harry Bridges, whose battle to found the Intcmation^ Ad Must Be Presented At Time Of Sale. “counterproductive and cannot in any way be termed as­ Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union set the Expires 4/11/90 sistance.” The Manchester Herald Stage for unionization of West Coast docks, died Fnday But Bolton said the pressure continued, and she took of emphysema. He was 88. MH January off when her doctor said her blood pressure was P.O. Box 591- Manchester, CT 06040 Bridges died at his San Francisco home, said union soaring. 1 spokesman Danny Beagle. 9 9 0 Recreation News Bank records record 1989 profits NATION & WORLD Manchester State Bank has pared to $94,606,342 for 1988. The public the continuing success story recorded record profits for the 15th bank’s earnings were $808,504, up of Manchester State Bank, Agos­ Help is sought tinelli said. consecutive year, bank President from $807,218 in 1988. Net inamte Greyhound calls off talks Nathan Agostinelli said. per share was $8.09 for 1989, up Steroid drug Agostinelli said in a prepared from $8.07. He said the profits were notable pany, the union and federal for cleanup day because other banks have been ex­ D/VLLAS (AP) — Greyhound demned the violence, said spiokes- statement that the bank’s total assets “It is gratifying to report to the man Jeff Nelson, who accused the mediators in Washington this week, depositors, stockholders and general periencing hard times this year. Lines Inc. on Friday called off talks acemding to sources close to the The following are some of the programs, trips, and for 1989 were $98,692,797, as com­ able to reduce scheduled for next week with its compiany of using the violence as a negotiations. special events being offered by the f^ c h e ste r I ^ s and striking drivers, citing continuing pretense for refusing to negotiate. Recreation Department. For more information on The meetings were kept secret at violence in the 4-wcck walkout. “To use this issue as a reason not DeLury’s request, said one source. programs, recreation facilities, or parks areas, please call paralysis: study “We cannot resume negotiations to negotiate would be similar to us The sources spxrice on condition of the department at 647-3084/3089. while the violence continues. Ac­ using Robert Waterhouse’s death to anonymity. Townwide Cleanup cordingly we will not be in TUcson not negotiate. It is a smrrice screen,” By Paul Recer The latest shooting occurred The Manchester I^ k s and Recreation E)cpartment in OUR BIGGEST next Monday for bargaining,” said Nelson said. The /Associated Press Friday in Pennsylvania when a bus (conjunction with Rovic, Inc.) will be holding its annual executive vice president P. Anthony Waterhouse, a striking driver, was killed on March 3 in Redding, was hit by gunfire somewhere bet­ Townwide Cleanup on Saturday, April 28, at 9 am . to 12 WASHINGTON — Massive doses of a steroid Lannie. ween PitUburgh and Harrisburg, In a letter to union president Ed­ Calif., when he was crushed as a bus noon at the following sites: Center Springs Center drug given within hours of a spinal cord injuiy can said George Gravley, a Greyhound ward M. StraiL Lannie said the com- driven by a replacement driver was Park, Robertson Park, ML Nebo and Charter I^rk. PRE-SEASON significantly reduce paralysis for patients who spokesman in Dallas. piany would agree to meet on Apjril 9 backing up. No charges were filed. Volunteers are needed and are asked to wear gloves and previously had seemed beyond help, a government Neither the driver nor the 18 pias- bring a rake. If you or your organization are interested in “if there is no other violence in the The agreement to resume negotia­ o study reported Friday. meantime.” Lannie is the company’s tions had come after three days of sengers were injured, and nobody 13 -n supporting this effon, please call the department at The study, conducted at 10 centers around the chief negotiator. secret meetings between the com­ heard the gunshot. 647-8084/3089. This event is one of the many activities SALE EVER United States, proved that the drug methylpred- ^ F On Friday, however, the company scheduled in cooperation with the Manchester Earth Day. nisolone was able to restore some feeling and move­ repxjrted three additional shootings ment in virtually all spinal cord injury patients, mark­ TRIM FASHIONS’ Programs and a bomb threat at a Greyhound ing the first time that an effective ueaunent for such ~ m Spring program registration is under way. Please terminal in Chicago. check our spring brochure, which is now available at our paralyzing injuries has been found, feder^ officials Specializing exclusively in O o Federal mediators aimounced the SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions office or any of the recreation centers for a Complete list­ HUGE PRICE CUTS said. day before that talks would resume “We now know that paralysis after spinal cord in­ 2 OD ing of activities and registraticm information. Classes in TUcson, Ariz., on Monday morn­ Special Sizes H * < jury can be reduced by early treaunent,” said Michael range from adult exercise, golf, teimis, ceramics, and a IVEVE REDUCED OVR PRICE ing. 14‘/i-24'/i m . variety of [X'eschool programs. om tractor* by 5 yeara B. Bracken, a professor at the Yale University School Greyhound broke off earlier and 38 to 52 Clubs for Kids — This is a golf program designed for of Medicine who directed the study. “We were never negotiations March 18 as violence kids ages 12 to 16 who are economically unable to pur­ certain about that before this study." continued and after a vice president sue an interest in the sport of golf. The program is a joint Clinical trials of the drug involved 487 spinal in­ of the Amalgamated Council of effort on the part of the towns of Hartford, East Hartford, jury patients. The study compared the results of 162 Greyhound Local Unions was ar­ and Manchester, with the assistance of the Connecticut Financing as Low treated with methylprednisolonc with 154 treated rested in connection with an attack r - 13 section PGA. The program provides equipmenu lessons, with naloxone and 171 who received a placebo. on a bus driver. and free golf for all participants. The program will begin as 3.9% APR. The results, said. Bracken, show that mcthylpred- Jim Power, spxikesman for the O O nisolone is “an effective treaunent for reducing some O “n in July and continue throu^Kiut the summer. Registration SAVE up to $1,500.00 I Federal Mediation and Conciliation for this program will take place at the Mahoney Recrea­ of the neurological damage of a spinal injury.” Service in Washington, said director m rn tion Center, 110 Cedar Sl, March 19 to 30, 6 to 9 p.m. Officials who monitored the study said its results Bernard E. DeLury learned of For more information, call Elizabeth Mielcarz, assistant could have an important effect on the lives of some Greyhound’s decision while he was recreation supervisor, at 647-3166 after 3 pm . 10,(XX) /Americans annually who suffer acute spinal being sworn in Friday and had no Regular $ 1 ,4 8 3 .0 0 cord injury. Automobile accidents are the most com­ Organized sports immediate commenL O O mon source o8such injuries. For more information, please contact Carl Silver, su­ Special $999.00 The union repieatedly has con- m z Most such injuries occur in men under the age of a > perintendent of recreation, at 647-3084. 30 and most such patients will spend their lives per­ Girls Slow Pitch Softball League — ages 13 to IS as Lim ited > r - manently disabled. of Aug. 1,1990. Registration is now through March 30,6 To Methylprednisolone has been used for years to Weekly 13 CO to 8 pm ., at the Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar treat shock, to prevent swelling of the brain froin in­ Health Tip 13 > Sl a $5 registration fee and a $4 Recreation Member­ Units in jury or stroke and to stabilize membranes after inji^. > ship Card is required. Tryouts will be held in May with S tock R)r the spinal injury study, researchers at the clinical league play in^une and July. . centers gave patients 10 to 100 times the normal TJ r Baseball — ages 13 to IS as of Aug. 1, Variable speed rear-engine rider. 8 HP Heavy-duty welded steel frame, '■ dosage within a 23-hour pxiriod. li990.4tegistraQOn is April 2 to April 13, 6 to 8 p.m., at MODEL 80XE The result, said Bracken, is that virtually all the Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 C!edar Sl A $S complete with electric start. OPTIONAl BAGGtH AVAILABLE patients receiving the drug improved to some degree. registration fee and a $4 Recreation Membership Card is The impjrovement was significantly greater than for required. Tryouts will be held in May with league play in patients with similar injuries who received other June and July. treatment. These are the fashions that Trips YARD TRACTORS GARDEN TRACTORS Bracken said the study results have been evaluated ANGER IS BA-A-D were just made for you... Trips do not require a Recreation Membership Card • Ssiset from 12-14 16 HP by reviewers and will be published in May in the ' 12 to 20 HP pran^tum angmat New research inlo the Ink between • All •quippvd with Bnogi & Stratton > Hydraulic "automatic'' driva New England Journal of Medicine. He said the an­ L perfectly proportioned to and they are open to non-residents. Please call the depart­ l - C angmat ' Hydraulic irrtplarT>anl lift 'Typie A' behavior (workaholic, in-a- • 5 spaad tranMita nouncement was made in advance of publication in ment for registration information. > Extra "haavy duty" componants hurry) and heart disease, suggests the fit in the most flattering • Haavy duty waklad frama ■ Many tima tavir>g attachmar>ta avarlabla Cape Cod, Mass. — May 4 to May 6. Spend three • Wida ealection of atlachmanu avariatria hopies that patients can benefit immediately. real killer is anger, not impatience. days and two nights at the breathtaking Sea Crest Federal officials said doctors may obtain informa­ W hat b bad (lor the heart) b H you way. Oceanfront Resort and Conference Center in North Far- PRICES BEGIN PRICES BEGIN tion about treatment with the drug by calling have high levels ot hostility and a r i ^ mouth. The fee is $187 per person double occupancy and A T A LOW $ 1 ,4 9 5 .0 0 A T A LOW $ 2 ,8 4 5 .0 0 301-4%-5751 during working hours. Weekends, the and sh(M it when dealing with people*, includes: two nights accommodations, two dinners, number to call is 8(X)-633-3425. says Dr. Redkxd Williams ol Duke Univ. round-trip motorcoach transportation, taxes and The drug works wily if it is given withm eight Medical Center. Anger, dbtmst, and gratuities. For an additional $13, you may opt to partake suspicion tend to provoke other i- hours after a spinal cord injury. About 95 picrcciit of nesses as well. So. *iighten up Jack* — in two tours — one of Provincetown and the other of all spinal cord piatienU arc admitted to hospiuils the good-natured, generous attitude Hyannis which includes a harbor cruise. Relax at a full within eight hours, which means that most can promotes good health. service hotel right on the water! For more information, a______benefit from this therapy. Bracken said. please call the department at 647-3089. Deposits are due ' Some patients in the suidy reported remarkable 7 i ^ ^ 4 4 i^ lO iU ______I now with full payment by April 12. and unexpiccted recovery from serious spinal injunes. VERNON • VERNON CIRCLE • 649-4430 Red Sox vs. Texas Rangers — Saturday, June 30, Q hCZ zq ------j In Phoenix, doctors credit the drug with saving Fenway Pirk, 10:30 am . departure, reserved grandstand QUALITY IN THE AMERICAN TRAOmON Denise Shoblom, owner of several Arizona broadcast HOURS: Mon . Tugs.. W ed. 10-6. Thurs. & Frl. 10-9. Saf. 9:30-5:30 (section 2) tickets, fee $24. Ingersoll outlets, from possible paralysis. „ ■ i SPRINGFIELD • 451 Summer Street Red Sox vs. California — Riday, Aug. 17, Fenway Ms. Shoblom was taken to Kingman Regional rtpHiii Ctmtti BLOOMFIELD • 806 Parke Ave.. Bloomfield Shopping Plaza Puk, 4:30 p.m. departure, upper box seats (section 3), fee Medical Center in August 1989, following an aum AVON • Route 44. Caldor Plaza $26. MANCHESTER POWER EQUIP. CO accident. Doctors there injected methylpredmsolone 348 Main Street YSankees vs. Red Sox — Saturday, Sept 22, Yankee Manchester VERNON • Vernon Circle on ihc recommendation of doctors at arrow WETHERSFIELD • Silas Deane FUghway Stadium, 9:30 am . dqiarture, box seats (section S), fee 178 W. Middle Tpke.te. Mrmchester,Man CT. Neurological Institute, one of the centers taking part 649-1025 $27. in the federal study. Tideeu are now being acrid for all these games. Please 646-r2850 1 call the department for more information. 9 9 0 Figure in Pentagon procurement probe pleads guilty Medellin cartel offers bounty on cops BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — The in law and cousin of Resident Carlos plans for assassinating police through in­ suspects to the United States. Fernando WASHINGTON (AP) — A former Claude M. Hilton in Alexandria, Va. Operation 111 Wind concerned allega­ dozens of search warrants nationwide. Medellin cocaine cartel has offered its Andres Perez of Venezuela, was freed tercepted communications, spokeswoman Gutierrez, 29, was sent to Phoenix to face Unisys Corp. employee under investiga­ He could be sentenced to up to three tions that defense contractors and consul­ Numerous companies and individuals death squads $ 100,000 for every anti-nar­ Friday in Colombia, 8'/2 months after he Cpl. Elsie Patino told The AP in a drug-trafficking and money-laundering tion in the Pentagon procurement scandal years in prison and fined $100,000. tants bribed Pentagon officials to obtain have pleaded guilty or have been con­ cotics police officer they kill, police said was kidnapped from his northern Colom­ telephone interview. charges. of the 1980s pleaded guilty Riday to a He was the 15th Colombian extradited The plea resulted from negotiations be­ inside information that would give them a victed in the probe. Friday. bian farm. Relatives traveled to Colombia Escobar also sent grenades and assault felony count of filing a false income tax since August, and police are holding 17 tween the U.S. attorney’s office and Car- competitive advantage in obtaining multi­ to meet iiim. rifles to Bogota, the capital, to renew the return. ville’s attorney, said Michael Costello, Carville, a Unisys marketing re^e- Cartel leader Pablo Escobar also told more Colombians wanted by the United million dollar contracts. terrorist offensive, she said, without Rederick J. Carville of New Hartford, who heads the Washington field office of sentative, was responsible for getting his hirelings they would be paid $4,000 • Troops pressed the government States. The investieation beean in the summer elaborating. N.Y., entered the plea in the Operatimi 111 the Defense Department’s criminal inves­ of 1986 but was not revealed until June business for the company at the Rome Air for every other police officer killed in crackdown on drug traffickers by taking The war against drugrunners inten­ He was heard ordering new attacks in Wind case before U.S. District Judge tigative service. 1988 when federal agents executed Development Center at Rome, N.Y. Bogota and Medellin, federal judicial over Envigado, six miles north of Medel­ sified in August after traffickers killed a police told The Associated Ress. lin. According to the military, the town is retaliation for the government’s renewed leading presidential candidate. Since then, anti-drug offensive, she said. These other developments toqk place in virtually run by Escobar and is reported to more than 200 people have been killed. 25 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Colombia on Friday; be his center of operations. On Wednesday, after a two-month After the latest extradition, the cartel Reagan’s ‘biased’ talk, hinted in a statement Thursday it was • Government sources in Caracas con­ The judicial police, the equivalent of lapse, the administration of Resident Vir- Tessier^s Nursery firmed that Norberto Rodriguez, brothcr- the FBI, discovered the Medellin cartel’s gilio Barco renewed extraditions of dmg planning new attacks. Poindexter’s ‘best’ told & Landscapers, Inc. Lack of interest forces AARP TREAT YOURSELF TO A WASHINGTON (AP) — The prosecutor at friendly witness.” He defended the former WE STAND ALONE John Poindexter’s trial asked jurors in final ar­ president’s value as a wimess, saying: “the fact RESIDENTIAL AND COM M ERCIAL guments Friday to ignore fwmer Resident he forgot some things does not mean his tes­ to try to close credit union "HEALTHIER U” o Reagan’s “b i a ^ ” testimony and convict his timony was not relevant.” ' PROFESSIONAL DESIGN & CONSULTATION - n national security adviser of Iran-Contra The eight hours of Reagan’s videouqoed tes­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The American As­ Under the AARP’s plan. Bank One in A Personalized Program offered by ^ F coverup charges. timony, taken in February in Los Angeles, was sociation of Retired Persons said Friday it Columbus, Ohio, will issue an AARP-spon- But Poindexter’s attorney said the defendant played for the jury last week by the defense, plans to close its 2-year-old credit union be­ sored VISA credit card that will be available to The Manchester Health Dept had merely gotten caught in a political battle which rested its case Wednesday without call­ Come and visit our brand cause of a lack of interest from its members. all AARP members. People who now have — m between Congress and the White House and ing Poindexter to the stand. AARP, the nation’s largest organization for credit cards from the credit union will O o had done “his ever-loving best to give as much The case, which began with jury selection older Americans, said all savings would be automatically become card holders through „ Know yourself: How Is your^ information as he could tell” rather than con­ March 5, is expected to go to the jury Monday new 7000 square foot protected in the phase-out, which still must be Bank One and be able to continue to use their ^ DO spiring to hide the affair. after the judge gives his final instructions. approved by the credit union’s 90,000 mem­ existing cards, AARP said. •Stress Level / I'" -Blood Presiure -- . H - < Poindexter had done his job for Reagan, “the Beckler told jurors Riday that PoiiKlexter, a greenhouse with one of bers. The credit union’s board of directors In addition, members will get a check for the •Eating Habits -Cholestecol - Good? Bad?, m . driving engine behind his actions,” said retired Navy rear admiral, should not have to the largest selections of: voted Thursday to recommend that it be closed amount in their savings accounts, and certifi­ ''^HealthAge »Mosde/fat ratio o i defense lawyer Richard Beckler. pay for the misdeeds of his former aide, Oliver by June 30. cates of deposit will be transferred to Bank •HeartRisks •Cancer Risks, Rosecutor Dan K. Webb said in his summa­ L. North, who was COTvicted of charges last AARP spokesman Bob DeFillippo said the One. ^ » • -jy tion that there was “overwhelming evidence” year. Certified •Flowering Plants credit union offered its members three services DeFillippo said the credit union’s credit that Poindexter lied to Congress and destroyed “If Oliver North did something wrong, that — credit cards, certificates of deposits and card, which was tailored toward older •Information on Diet & Exercise available to documents to cover up the diversion of Iran is Oliver North’s responsibility. That is not Ad­ Nurserymen •Perennials savings accounts — of which only the credit Americans, was more popular than expected. O1“ 5 3 3 arms sale profits to help the Nicaraguan Contra miral Poindexter’s responsibility,” said Be­ card atuacted much interest. Applicants could use total assets, in addition to Manchester Residents & Businesses O O rebels when aid was harmed by Congress. ckler, who tried to paint North as a renegade •Hanging Plants' “The other two just weren’t that popular,” income, as a qualification for acceptance. The new AARP credit card issued by Bank Call The Health Dept, at 647-3173 O ~n Webb ridiculed the defense’s decision to call operator in the Iran-Contra affair. 40 West St. DeFillippo said. “There was a lack of participa­ 7!^ r n Reagan as its “star witness,” calling it an at­ “There were absolutely many things that Ad­ •House Plants Etc. tion.” One also will take assets into account when Cost for this personalized program is $60.00 tempt to persuade jurors to ignore the facts. miral Poindexter didn’t know Oliver North was (Rte. 85 Bolton) Overall, the credit union had $150 million in determining applicants’ eligiblity for credit, Reagan “didn’t have the slightest clue” doing,” Beckler said. assets, he said. AARP said. whether Poindexter participated in the crimes Poindexter was not a member of “some o O charged in the indictment, Webb said. grimy litde conspiracy that the prosecution “AND WATCH FOR OUR m z The defense hoped that “just because the would have you believe,” Beckler said. Committee: cut LUCA'S SPECIAL SALE! president testified you ought to acquit John “He is a victim of a concerted action by o > Poindexter,” Webb said. “That defense is an in­ Congress, working hand-in-hand with the inde­ GRAND OPENING COMING IN MAY” WE MOVED (same parking lot other side of Laundromat) > r- sult to your intelligence.” pendent counsel’s office to try to do something Cleaning and Tailoring Sale 33 03 Poindexter’s attorney told jurors that Reagan with this political battle” between Congress Fully Insured646-3331 Free Estimate judges^ workload resisted testifying and did not come “as a and the White House, Beckler said. Dry Cleaning with European Hand-Finished Service Done On Premises 33 > WASHINGTON (AP) — A committee created by > - • Congress is backing major reductions in the workload of “D Execution blocked federal judges. UP The recommendations come after the p^el spent 15 months studying what it describes as a crisis of conges­ by California judge STATE DENTAL HEALTH tion and delay in federal courts. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A federal appeals judge In a 203-page report to be sent Monday to Resident on Friday blocked next Ibesday’s scheduled execution of P.C. Bush, Congress and Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, convicted double murderer Robert Alton Harris, who the committee includes these recommendations: would have become the first inmate executed in Califor­ • Shift more drug cases from federal to state courts nia in 23 years. SPECIAL and give state court systems the money needed to cope Harris, convicted of shooting two teen-age boys to NATURAL with the increased number of slate prosecutions resulting death in 1978 to use their car in a robbery, may not ha^e from the shift. had competent psychiatric help at the time of his trial, DENTURES: CHARACTERIZED • Remove from the federal courts and into federal said Judge John Noonan of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Reg. $599 agency proceedings many of the disputes over Social Appeals. From $1 9 9 -$ 7 9 9 p e r NOW Security benefits, and encourage similar out-of-court “U is reasonably arguable, and we cannot determine resolution of job-bias claims. from this record, whether Harris received competent ★ 2 1/2 HOUR SERVICE ON: Relines-Repairs One of Our Best • Create “an office of judicial impact assessment” psychiatric assistance,” said Noonan. within the federal court system to advise Congress about ★ MANY INS. Accepted As Payment in Full! 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Ties reg. 3.50 -- 2.50 In Sacramento, Attorney General John Van dc Kamp The committee, asked by Congress to recommend Regular Shirts reg.1.25 - 1.00 EXTRA SPECIAL said he would ask the U.S. Supreme Court to lift the stay. •Exams -Fillings -Extractions PHONE: 676-0050 what role federal courts should play in the 21st century, Large Skirts reg. 1.75 - 1.50 (on New Britain Ave.) said more federal judges are needed but not above the Pants reg. 3.50 - 2.50 Make Large Lapels Smaller $25 “It’s potentially possible to get it lifted before Tues­ number of new judgeships already requested. day,” said Chief Assistant Attorney General Richard BUILDERS SQUARE PLAZA The report said Congress and the president quickly Open Mon-Fri 6:30am-6:30pm Thun 6:30am-7:00pm Sat 8:00am-4:00pm Iglehart. should fill vacancies and approve requested addiuons j 180-182 Spruce Street, Manchester “We would argue that it’s impossible for psychiatrists 1/4 MILE SOUTH OF EXIT 40 M -F 9-6 PM but added, “The committee doesjiot regard additional to go back and review what other psychiatrists did years WESTFARMS MALL OFF 1-84 SAT. 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,1 Lithuanian government building taken Investors look to U.S. as winner VILNIUS, U.S.S.R (AP) — Soviet Uniformed men early Saturday also we will do it again,” he said. Ministry soldiers enter the building. nesses in smaller industrialized countries “Developments that cast a shadow of Over the past couple of months many By Chet Currier troops took over the building housing the moved into Lithuania’s central newspaper Premier Kazimiera Prunskiene told Moscow earlier tried to force Lithuania or the Third World. doubt over Western Europe could make analysts have been impressed with the The Associated Press Lithuanian chief prosecutor’s office late printing plant. They refused to identify reporters after an emergency session of to adhere to Soviet law by firing When big players operating on a global the United States the ray of sunshine in a steady showing o f U.S. stocks while the Friday after staff members refused to themselves and said only that they were the Presidium of the Lithuania parliament Lithuania’s chief prosecutor, Arturis scale contemplated U.S. investments, world darkened by uncertainty,” says Japanese market tumbled. But not work with a Moscow loyalist named as protecting the building. Wimesses said that the government told employees of the Paulauskas, and announcing he would be NEW YORK — As they look for they most often thought in terms of Greg Smith, analyst at Prudential-Bache everyone is ready just yet to declare this a new chief prosecutor by the Kremlin. they saw at least seven men, armed with prosecutor’s office to try to work in the replaced by Antanas Petrauskas. The potential wirmers in the international in­ safety, stability and liquidity rather than a Securities. clear victory for bulls on the United vestment derby of the early 1990s, some The takeover was the first occupation nightsticks. building under the Lithuanian official chief prosecutor is basically a republic­ chance at a big score. “Even if the United States docs nothing States. of a government building in Vilnius since Lithuanian President Vytautas rather than Moscow’s choice. wide district attorney. analysts are touting a recent also-ran by American merchandise meant Treasury particularly clever, but simply continues “Japan Inc., probably the ^catest cartel Lithuanian legislator Egidius Bickaus- the name of the United States. of the postwar world, is falling apart and Lithuania declared its independence on Landsbergis said on television the bills, bonds and notes — still regarded as to be viewed as a place of predictable on­ Soviet deputy prosecutor Alexei The idea isn’t exactly a novel one, the ramifications, both good and bad, arc March 11, and came as an abrupt reversal decision to take over the prosecutor’s of­ kas said earlier on TV that the Soviet one of the safest high-yielding invest­ going opportunity, the U.S. market could Vasiliev made the announcement in a given the sheer size of the U.S. economy unknowable,” said Barton Biggs at Mor­ by the Soviets after initial steps by both fice “brings shame on the Soviet Union.” troops occupied the building with the help ments available anywhere — and blue- become the hot spot later this year — by conference hall of the prosecutor’s build­ and its powerful influence on world gan Stanley & Co. “In the short run some sides toward a compromise. “They are trying to destroy the legal of an employee. He did not elaborate. chip stocks. default.” Soldiers previously had occupied a few system. We have had these challenges A foreign journalist rushed to the scene ing in Vilnius. He ordered the 100 staff politics. American stocks staged a modest ad­ of the ripples may turn into waves that Communist I ^ y buildings. before. We have stood against them, and and said he saw a truckload of Interior members to enforce Soviet law. But it still represents something of a vance in the past week, closing out a swamp some irmocent boats.” switch from the trend in recent years, In a new decade, however, some obser­ generally inconclusive first quarter of when investment funds in search of the vers argue that events may be conspiring 1990. The Dow Jones average of 30 in­ Added David Resler, chief economist most glamorous growth opportunities to put some glamor back into the image dustrials rose 2.93 to 2,707.21, cutting its at Nomura Securities International Inc.: often headed for other points around the of the American markets on the computer Lebanon truce collapses; loss to 45.99 points since New Year’s. “The wealth lost in the plunge in Japanese screens of trading rooms around the globe. Other readings for the week showed share prices is so mind-bogglingly large Until fairly recently, the most obvious world. the New York Stock Exchange rompositc that it is easy to fret over a potential magnet for money was Japan and its Japan, for its part, has seen a wrench­ index up 1.40 at 186.85; the NASDAQ spill-over into other markets. at least 38 die in fighting Riiciric Rim neighbors. ing decline in its markets amid worries composite index for the over-the-counter “Consider this: The more than 20 per­ Then the msh was on to European over high interest rates and even higher market down 1.71 at 435.54, and the cent drop since the beginning of the year BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — After weeks of central sector of Christian east Beirut and in markets, encouraged by the toppling of pricc-camings ratios. American Stock Exchange market value has erased something on the order of sporadic clashes, a cease-fire between rival the mountains of Kesrouan province, 20 miles rts long-time Cold War barriers and the There are signs, as well, that stocks in index up 0.14 at 361.75. $800 billion to $900 billion of wealth Christian forces collapsed Friday in thunderous northeast of the capital. prospect of a new economic order in West German and other European Volume on the Big Board averaged from that market. That’s roughly double battles that killed at least 38 people and left Since Jan. 30, at least 814 people have died markets may be undergoing at least a 1992. 132.31 million shares a day, against the wealth lost in the U.S. markets during Beirut and the surrounding hills in flames. in the battles. Most have been civilians. If you were in a mood to pick long temporary setback after soaring on heady ★ Seasonal Wreaths . 151.72 million the week before. the October 1987 crash.” The fighting began at daybreak and con­ Thunderous blasts reverberated across shots, many experts looked toward busi­ expectations there. J b ★ Unique Gifts and Fine Collectibles tinued without letup past midnight. Beirut. Court of Probata, Residents of the Metn region overlooking ★ Luxurious Bath Products Diatricl of Manchastar Schools, churches, apartments and shops 7 Wyneding Hill Rd. Beirut reported heavy shelling. The residents, Bank of Boston chairman expects Manchester E S T A T E O F reached by telephone from Cyprus, said they were set ablaze in the city and across Kes­ ? ★ Herbal Arrangements SELENA NATALIE GAY, rouan, and flames lit the n i^ t sky over Beirut. was Incorrectly Identified by The Manchester a m inor had been in bomb shelters since dawn. ★ Folk Art, Pottery Herald as OPEN HOUSE for Sunday. Police said scores of houses collapsed on their Ist-quarter profit, lower earnings Pursuant to an order of Hon. “It’s all-out war again,” said a police spokes­ ★ Gourmet Foods Please Call D.F. Reale Inc. man, who cannot be named under standing tenants. William E. FitzGerald, Judge, Patriarch Nasrallah Sfeir, spiritual head of than $1 billion in 1989. 646-4525 _____ dated March 22, 1990 a hear­ regulations. ★ Gift baskets For That Sf>edal Someone BOSTON (AP) — Bank of Boston ing will be hold on an applica- A cease-fire had been in effect since March the Maronite Catholic community of which Corp. Chairman Ira Stepanian said the in­ Bank of Boston finished 1989 with a ton praying lor authority to Aoun and Geagea are members, threatened $70 million profiL but that was a 78 per­ 3 between Gen. Michel Aoun’s troops and the 182 Main Street Hours: stitution expects to post a profit in the first sell certain real property both men with excommunication if fighting did cent drop from 1988 when the bank earned OPEN HOUSE situated in the Town ol rival Lebanese Forces militia. It had been vio­ Manchester Tues., W ed., Fri., Sat. 10-5 quarter this year, but that earnings should not stop. Manchester, County of lated repeatedly, raising fears of renewed war­ 645-1641 be lower than last year because of a slump $322 million. SATURDAY MARCH 24, 12-3PM “This horrific, destructive shelling which the Thursday 10-8 Hartford, as in said application fare, but none of the previous fighting was as in the real estate market. Stepanian said the bank has been able to VILLAGE FARMS on file more fully appears, at serious as that Fnday. army and the Lebanese Forces blame on each ELUNGTON PRICED FROM $249,900 & UP the Court of Probate on April Stepanian made his remarks at an an­ sUiy profitable through its “diversified mix The Christian forces have been battling since other ... has forced people to flee their homes 12, 1990 at 2:00 P.M. nual stockholders meeting Thursday. He Jan. 30 for conuol of the Christian enclave. and take shelter in forests,” Sfeir said. of businesses.” Elizabeth A. BicVrell, noted that the “current climate of Aoun began the warfare in January by moving “How dare they claim they are defending Ass't Clerk economic uncertainty will continue to im- In separate action, the stockholders to crush Samir Geagea’s militia, the main chal­ (Thristian land while they are turning it into 085-03 Y O U SA VE ■ pact our bank and the entire industry.” rejected a shareholder proposal to identify lenger to Aoun’s authority in the Christian scorched earth?” he said. The statement was bank executives who earn more than t-'- region. broadcast on Beirut radio stations. Stepanian said the bank expects to show 1 LEGAL NOTICE $100,000 in base .salary. Police said at least 38 people were killed and Sfeir also issued an excommunication threat a profit for the quarter ending March 31, Certified lists of party-en­ 65 wounded in savage combat Friday in the March 2, a day before the cease-fire. but the earnings should be below the S89 A New Devebpment of Custom Crafted Homes dorsed candidates on the The bank already identifies the top five slate of the Democratic Raity million made over the same period last executives, according to federal regula­ by ______in the Towrr^of Bollon. Conn year. tions, and discloses the compensation for Monroe & David Moses far e|^tiorul| a E L E G A TE § to all executives as a group, spokesman t ^ ^ v e n ^ i K ^ of said Party Other banks in the region have suffered within walkina distance to Ellington Center. speafied b ^ w are on file in South Africa blacks in battle; Wayne Taylor said. Your plans or ours. from the declining real estate markeu my office at 222 Bolton Center WITH The senior management said further Directions: Route 83N, tett on Dari Hill, right on Skinner Road, R ^ , Bolton. C T , and copies which has forced institutions to boost cross over to Pinnoy St., signs on nght. are available for pubkc dis- Mandela peace rally canceled reserves against bad loans. Most notably. salary disclosures were unnecessary, tn button: SIDING tt ROOFING Bank of New England Corp. lost more Taylor said. CONVENTION S “The atmosphere is not yet ideal for a joint D.W.FISH state Convention JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — BY 2nd Congressioncil District Zulu fighters su{^>orting rival black factions rally in Natal,” the ANC’s cancellation an­ MANCHESTER VERNON, Convention clashed with guns and knives Friday in Natal nouncement said. It did not elaborate. Polaroid set OPEN HOUSE 643-1591 871-1400 4th Senatonai Distnet Con­ Province, and the African National Congress The statement said, however, that Mandela RICK BURNETT vention persuaded Nelson Mandela to caiKel a peace will go to Natal on Monday and TUesday to VERNON’S BEST BUY INVITATION TO BID 55th Assembly District Corv visit the affected areas and that arrangements to reorganize SATURDAY MARCH 31, 12-4PM ASBESTOS ABATEMENT NOTICE OF HEARING vention rally in the region. SPRING SPECIAL LAKE STREET P R O JE C T E S T A T E O F County Sheriff Convention The sudden cancellation angered the leader were being made for a private meeting with TOWN OF BOLTON LEROY M. ASPINWALL SR. Judge of Probate Convention 51 BOSTON (AP) — of Inkatha, whose followers are pitted in the Buthelezi. K-4 S C H O O L a/toa A Primary will bo held May 15, It was issued after a five-hour meeting of 25% OFF Polaroid Corp. is reor­ LE R O Y M. A SP IN W A LL battles against supporters of the ANC-sup- Sealed proposals wilt be ac­ 1990, if a slate of opposition ported United Democratic Front Mandela and ANC officials at Mandela’s SIOISG.ROOFINC S ganizing the company so it cepted by the Town of Bolton Pursuant to an order ol Hon. candidates for any or aH con­ The fighting this week has left at least 37 Soweto home. Mandela and other ANC leaders viiin npucEMEir wnowi will respond better to at the Omce of the superinten­ WiUiam E. FitzGerald. Judge, ventions IS filed in accordance market demands, a move dent of Schools, 104 Notch a hearing will be held on an with Sections 9-382 to 9-450, dead, sent thousands fleeing their villages and were unavailable for comment later. It inclusive, ol the General «RU MAY 31 analysts say is necessary to Road, Bolton. CT 06043. applicabon requesting permis­ fwompted the white-minority government to Phono Number (203) sion to sell real property Statutes not later than 4 00 threaten a crackdown. Buthclezi said Mandela told him in a improve lagging sales. 643-1560 until 2 00 P M as in said application on file p m of April 11, 1990 Petition forms, instructions It also has kept Mandela from forging black telephone conversation that ANC and United “The reorganization is a Prevailing Time on Thursday. more fully appears, at and information concerning S A L E o • ^ major step in redirecting VERNON PRICED FROM $214,500 April 19. 1090 and then Manchester Probate Court unity before preliminary talks with the govern­ Democratic Front leaders thought the situation the procedure lor filing opipoS' CUSTOM HOMES BY F.N. BUILDERS publicly opened and read 66 Center Street ment on dismantling apartheid. Those talks are in Natal was too tense for the rally. WHITE ALUMINUM •EXPS^CNCGO WORKMANSHK> the company toward grow­ mg candidacies, may be ob­ __^ AT RESERVOIR HEIGHTS aloud. Project involves P O Box 191 scheduled April 11. But Buthelezi said, “People are going to die O U T T E R S 4 •QUALITY MATERIALS th,” 1. MacAlIister Booth, removal of asbeelos contain­ tained from llvi J Cannon. DOWNSPOUTS •12 STYLES -1900 - 2500 SQUARE FEET Manchester, C T Mandela had planned to join Inkatha leader while they delay. It was his iiutiativc, his sug­ •LOW. LOW PRICES president and chief execu­ ing material from the K-4 Democratic Registrar ol FINANCING OPTIONS AVAILABLE School Bidders may secure on 04/1 s w a t 11:30 AM Voters, 2 Fernwood Drive. Mangosuthu Buthclezi in a rally Monday in the gestion, ^ he saw it as a mauer of urgency « S T R O N G tive of Cambridge-based DIRECTIONS: Rte. 30 » Tunnel Rd to left on Lake Stroot, copies ol the proposed con­ All persons having an interest Bolton, C T. war-tom Eden dale Valley of Natal. that we address a joint peace meeting either on • EFFICIENT FOR A FAST Polaroid, said in a state­ M o ^ on nght______tract documents after t 00 in sa d matter may appea and Dated at Bolton, Conn the Inkatha favors a Zlulu-bascd state in Natal, Monday or Thesday." « GOOD LOOKING FREE ESTIMATE ment Thursday. P.M. on Mor>day, April 2, 1990 be heard at that time. 28ih day of March, 1990. while the United Democratic Front favors a Some ANC and UDF leaders in Natal op­ « INEXPENSIVE CALL Company officials said D.W.FISH <3mes, from the Office of the Supenn Ekzabelh A Bidwell, Calhenne K Lemer |M( R L A l> Y C O M r*S * HEAVY DUTY TNFLE-TRACit ALUMMUM torxient of Schools. A $25.00 Ass't Clerk Town Clerk of Bolton united South Africa under democratic majority posed a Mandcla-Buthelezi meeting on Thursday’s announcemenu MANCHESTER VERNON STORM WINDOWS < refundable depoei; is required. rule. Both groups have been fighting for con­ grounds it might give positive publicity to 646-6598 which will not affect M3-1S91 871-1400 083-03 088-03 trol of black townships since 1983. Buthelezi. 089-03 1 employment levels. 9 9 0 I iHaurlifstrr Hrralft OPINION Pullout Section, Page 17 Saturday, March 31,1990 When having FOCUS the best isn’t ff xcw wn mi TO feM XttlR m Gay cadet is taking on U.S. Army good enough XOUU m TO U? The swiftness with which events Holobaugh was to begin taking his case criminatory policy, Holobaugh decided to college groups with a visit last week to By Larry Rosenthal last month that going public with his or­ moved gave Holobaugh no time sit down By Sarah Overstreet XoBii W5AIII the Massachusetts Institute of Technol­ The Associated Press deal might be a more effective way to put with people, including his best friend from high school, and tell them of his ogy, which has a ROTC program. He also pressure on the military. was scheduled to speak at Harvard Law At the height of the ’80s, a friend of mine was just get­ f-|- homosexuality. They had to learn about it ting established in a career she’d worked hard for. The decision was not an easy one. “1 School. n the eyes of the just told my father the first week of through news repxjits. She moved into an upscale neighborhood in a large Army’s Reserve Of­ On the plus side, he said he has “I feel now for the rest of my life there city where most of her neighbors drove Saabs or Volvos February that I was gay and then bam. will be something I’ll be fighting for.” he ficer Training Corps, I’m on television. It was hard for him,” he received letters of support from all over or BMWs, and into a firm where all the furniture was James M. Holobaugh said. said. the country. dark wood and leather. went from being a If schools begin kicking ROTC off When she married and had a baby, she and her hus­ model cadet to a reject campus because of the Defense Depart­ band bought a brand new Saab and a car phone. Even­ ^ uttering three ment’s bias against homosexuals, ings, they pushed the baby in his Smarter Image stroller Holobaugh said the military might be to a small store where a few cookies cost as much as a words: “1 am gay.” swayed to change its policies in order to 1 protect a program that each year turns out whole bag of them do in a supermarket. If the baby Now, with the same needed shoes, she drove to the shoe store and bought the kind of determination more than 70 percent of the Army’s best there were. They put him in a school that cost more that made the New Haven man a top junior officers. in a year than a minimum-wage worker earns. ROTC performer, Holobaugh is fighting Holobaugh took part in just about all of When her husband’s business started to fail, he began to bring an end to this straight man’s ROTC’s exuacurricular activities and to stay away from the office. They cut their spending Army and receive the commission he earned seven A’s and one B in his some, but not enough to make ends meet. They began to earned. miliuiry classes, first at the University of pay cash for less and less, and put more and more expen­ Once held in such esteem by tlic Army Missouri at Rolla, where he spent 2*/2 ditures on their credit cards. that he was chosen to appear in an ROTC years, and then at Washington University. This year they almost lost their house, had all but one reemiunent ad, Holobaugh is hoping his “A lot of people badmouth the Army of their credit cards taken away, and had to put their case will provide a compelling example when you’re in. It’s like the thing to do. finances under the conuol of a credit counseling service. of why he believes the prohibition against But 1 knew I had chosen tJie right thing. The school agreed not to exjjel the baby if they could homosexuals in the armed forces is unjust “1 thought it was a great opportunity to catch up on back tuition within a few months. They Turning comer on dmgs and a detriment to this country. serve my country, to get a lot of good ex­ didn’t consider taking the baby out of the school. After He was due to receive his Army com­ perience as an officer and to finance my all, he was doing so well, and he deserved the best. taking place. Americans are “going education,” he said. By Joseph Spear Federal surveys show that dmg mission at Washington University in St. Their credit woes aren’t unusual, even among people off dmgs,” he told NEA. “There’s a use in high schools is at a 15-year Louis last May, a year before his college Holobaugh said the Army would have who aren’t in their income bracket. But there is a distinct shift, a shift in values.” to sue him if it wants to collect any ot the Drug czar William Bennett said low, and Bennett is optimistic the graduation. But after informing his super­ difference I’ve noticed between them and people I’ve Some of his colleagues in the scholarship money. he is confident that the country has trend will continue. “The degree of iors a month earlier that he had come to known from a lower social strata who’ve run into spend­ dmg war share his optimism, he “I’m not volunteering any of the turned the comer on illegal dmgs. tolerance for dmgs is at an all-time the realization he was gay, no commis­ ing problems: attitude. said, including Dr. Charles Schuster, money because I think this is ridiculous. There has been a “shift in values,’ low,” he said. “And dmg use is sion was forthcoming. All the time my friends were spending with such aban­ director of the National Institute on They are letting me down and 1 think they claimed the director of the Office of down, way down. The trend lines Following a hearing, the Army’s don, even after they knew they were in trouble, they held Dmg Abuse. “He said we are seeing are letting America down because 1 am National Dmg Control Policy. He are very encouraging. That leads me professor of military science at to the belief that people with their educations, their now the beginning of the end of the well-qualified to serve,” he said. added: “A great American change of to say we’ve turned the comer.” Washington University in January r1 Now Bennett seems convinced Opinion PPMiTCeMor AonRobiaani ment of the existing policy” as the AssocaaltIt Eiaiof __ 1 « Sarah Overstreet is a syndicated columnist. that a “change in the culture ” is primary reason for their success. 9 9 0 FOCUS/Social FOCUS/Religion

In Brief • • Furniture donations needed Pierson, Raymond Joyner, Rocco ...... By Nancy Carr Lupacchino, E. Krol, Bradford Ministries Expo at Trinity Executive Director M ACC News Boucher, Susan Rolston, Ida A “Ministries Expo” will be held at Trinity Covenant Manchester Area Lindberg, John Murawski, James Church, 302 Hackmatack St., Sunday starling at 9:30 Conference of Churches Ridolfo, Louis Corona, Ann Kibbe, a.m. to acquaint those interested with various oppor­ Barbara Pasquarclli, Michele Church, Rose Sohielo, Hits Bowler, tunities to serve within the church and area communities. On Monday, Manchester came to O’Connell, Lee Sullivan. Rosaline Hill, Mrs. Frank Johnson, In addition to Trinity’s ministries there will be the rescue. Call Joanne Coykendall, our Fur­ representatives from Prison Fellowship, International Newly available RAPS (Rental Walter Olson, Barbara Philip, Tom niture Bank coordinator, at Student Ministries, Manchester Pregnancy Center, Assistance Program certificates) Brown, Dave Torstenson, (Tonnec- 646-4114 to donate furniture. Children’s Home of Cromwell, Wycliff Bible Translalers made it possible for state workers to tions, Louise Muschko, Judy Joanne is in charge of the Match and Brother Andrew Ministry. move a homeless family (a mother Lajuenusse, Kathy Siddons, David game through which we attempt to Questions will be answered and liierture distributed. and three children) from a motel Frost, Sue B^tko, James Newton, link up those who have with those The expo will be in two sessions, the first from 9:30 to into an apartment. Unfortunately, Dave Gaudreau, ^ ta te of Maretha who need it. I 10:45 am . and another from 12:30 to 2 pm . since the family had lost everything McCollum, Harry Smith, Sandra Furniture currently needed in­ Coffee and donuts will be served at the early session. while they were homeless, they Laprirc, Mary Keenan, St. Bridget clude beds, cribs, kitchen tables, The expo is open to the public. ended up sleeping on the floor over Church, Maureen Horowitz, Nancy chairs. Call Joanne. We also need h ? ' Greco-Bessel, Mr. Slifkus, Maureen the weekend. additional accessible storage space . / / Healing prayer service set On Monday, Manchester came to DcLassus, Joseph Muccia, Lucille in a garage or bam. Blankets, linens, A healing prayer service is held each Wednesday at the rescue. Furniture donated by Dupont, Elsie Werner, Mrs. pillows, flatwafe may be left at the 8:30 am . at Center Congregational Church. citizens provided four mattresses, a Chellman, Nancy VonHollen, Cyn- Department of Human Needs week­ (/ The service, held in the church library, is open to the box spring, sheets, blankets and pil­ iha Wescott, Elizabeth James, Mrs. days between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. W. Irish Jr., Susan Groff, Dorothy public. lows, a kitchen table and chairs, Make sure donated items are dishes, pans and silverware. With a Corcoran, Manchester Senior strong, solid and in good repair. If Palm Sunday concert planned Center, Howard Nash, Jerome Bas­ Lynda D. Feder food order from the pantry, there the item is an appliance please! Victoria Diana Gwenn A. Duff On Palm Sunday, April 8, at 7:30 p.m. there will be a were enough items to enable the kin, Helen Caven, Janet Plata, Kay make sure it is in good working Christine Perry special concert at South United Methodist Church, 1226 family to eat and sleep in some com­ fluids, Diane Guillette, Marshall order. Nothing is much worse than Robert Liberator Main St. The event is open to the public for a donation of fort, Cohen, Buel Grant, Bill Hill, Carol finally managing to get a Duff-Mitchell Feder-Wheeler $3 for adults and is free for students through Grade 12. Servicing this one homeless fami­ Ramsey, Rabbi Richrd Plavin, Ber­ refrigerator up to a third floor apart­ Perry-Gay Diana-Liberator Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Duff of 53 Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Feder of 22 The CharKcl Choir will present Ral{^ V. Williams’ ly has emptied our storage area and nice Manning, Kathy Sinnamon, ment and having it break down. Not Mrs. Lois Diana of 188 Kennedy Road Mrs. Maryann J. Perry of 43 Pioneer Circle announce the engagement Seaman Circle announce the engagement “Five Mystical Songs” as well as Benjamin Britten’s ‘Te we are looking for beds, cribs, Harold Waltz, Mary Metheny, Pat only does the family lack money to and William Diana of 29 Constance Drive Wadsworth St. and James L. Perry Jr. of of their daughter, Gwenn Ann Duff, to of their daughter, Lynda Doris Feder, to Deum" and a short work by local composer James Car- kitchen sets and soft chairs. Chests Haney, Diane Baldwin, Arthur Ash- make repairs but often they need announce the engagement of their New Haven announce the engagement of Michael T. Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Wheeler, son of Francis roll. and bureaus are wonderful since well, Mrs. Begin, Jack Peak, Mr. outside assistance in disposing of it. daughter, Victoria L. Diana, to Robert S. Wheeler of 90 Seaman Circle and Mrs. Leon, Michael McAllister, Concor­ their daughter, CTiristine Marie Perry, to Thomas Mitchell of Bristol. The Liturgical Dance Choir will present several selec­ many of the apartments have very Easter food and treat baskets and Michael David Gay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Liberator, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Darline Balch of Surf Beach, S.C. tions along with handbells, dramatic readings and an little storage areas. dia Lutheran Church, Susan flowers must be delivered to the Liberator of Hanford. The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of Lofstrom, Mrs. John Braat, Theresa Peter Gay of Newtown. organ solo. Last year, 123 families received Department of Human Needs by The bride-elect is a 1989 graduate of The bridc-clccl is a recent graduate of Manchester High School and a 1985 Manchester High School and Computer Bua, E.L. Labonte, George Nutter, graduate of Manchester Community Col­ 409 items of used furniture and April 9. Please call 646-4114 in ad­ the University of Connecticut with a Central Connecticut State University. Processing Institute. She is employed at Antique show ends today Harriet Potts, Mrs. Wilson, E. Han­ lege. She is employed by G. Fox Co. housewares valued over $17,300. vance. bachelor of science degree in mechanical The prospective bridegroom is a ELS Brake Parts Division of Standard sen Sharon Kozak, Caroline Bator, The prospective bridegroom is a The 28lh annual antique show will continue today The small furniture exchange engineering. She is employed by TRC graduate of Central Connecticut State Motors and works part time at Highland Phyllis IXipper, John Pavelack, Mary graduate of Bristol Central High School from 10 am . to 5 pm . at Second Congregational Church, program, which enables those with a Environmental Consultants Inc. of East University. He is employed by the state of IVk Market. 385 N. Main St. surplus to share with neighbors, was Snell, Eileen Gordon, Richard Rose, Connecticut. and is employed by the stale Department The prospective bridegroom is a Manchester Housing Authority, Hartford. • , qoo The show features 37 dealers, including jewelry, furni­ made possible by the 129 donors, The prospective bridegroom is a ivos An October 1991 wedding is planned. of Corrections. graduate of East Hartford High School THE A November 1990 wedding is planned ture, country wares, linens, books, prints and who, in many instances, were will­ Alan Lyon, Frank and Gwen Mott, graduate of the University of Connecticut and is employed by Napa Auto F^rts. at St. Bridget Church. memorabilia. ing to store their donation in their Mary Hewitt, R. Abrahams, Don BIBLE with a bachelor of science degree in A May 19 wedding is planned at South It also features home-cooked meals aial pies. Admis­ own home for us until a request Wright, Marion Carpenter, I^ul Sul­ electrical engineering. He is employed by United Methodist Church. sion is $230. came in. livan, Debra Nelis, Mary Ann SPEAKS Kimberly-Clark Corp. of New Milford. Thank you to Community Baptist Konicki, Violet Crowley, Sandy by An Oct. 13 wedding is planned at St. Church women to meet EagtM Br«w«r and to Aetna Life and Casualty for Montineri, Tom Ryan, Estate of James Church. Womci), of the JEvmgijJical Lutheran Church in the van which makes it possible to Helene M n, Manchester Christian Fellowship, Joanne Lcbel, Phyllis W eddings America will meet fiTesday at Emanuel Lutheran Chur­ move furniture for the clients who Annong the lost words Jesus ch, 60 Church S t at 7:30 pm . with Clarine C. Grenfell as do not have a way to pick up items uttered on earth were: ‘AB Kolbe-Honnold guest speaker. and to the community services authority In heaven and on bride was given in marriage by her father. Greiifell has written several books aixl will share her Mr. and Mrs. James Kolbc of 2911 Lindsey-Everett program which is making manpower EMERGENCY earth has been given to me,' Antoinette Merrigan was maid of honor. personal and intimate memories. The public is invited. Henry St. announce the engagement of hours available through alternative Matt. 28:18. He hexJ been per­ Dawn Alice Everett, daughter of Ernest Bridesmaids were Kelly Everett, Kim FIRE - POLICE - MEDICALI ceived os teachlrig "as one their daughter, Kathi Ann Kolbe, to Ed­ semencing programs and to all those H. Everett of Vernon, and the late Everett, Dawn Volpintesu and Kimberly who have donated furniture since hcjving authority," Mat. 7:29. ward Honnold, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dorothy M. Everett, and Michael Joseph DIAL 911 Authority b the right to com­ Sherman. last June: Rose Mary Dotuielly, Honnold of Swarilunorc, Pa. Lindsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Charles Lindsey Jr. was best man. Thoughts In Manchester mand arxJ the power to erv The bridc-clccl is an honors graduate Dorothy-Hughes, Emanuel Lutheran force compliance. By “power Lindsey of 152 Tanner St., were married Ushers were Alan Roe, David Kolbe, Lou to enforce' we mean power of Manchester High School, a Wellesley Sept. 3 at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. “They have found grace in the wilderness.” Jeremiah Scholar graduate of Wellesley College Volpinicsia and James Florence. to require obedience on pain The Rev. Andrew Smith officiated. The The bride is a 1983 graduate of Rock­ 31:3. with a bachelor of arts degree in psychol­ of assigned consequertces ville High School and a 1987 graduate of Bill Mason was a Canadian canoeist, artist and ogy and a graduate of Smith College, Obviously no creature of free the University of Massachusetts, filmmaker who died last spring at 58 of cancer, “ftuh of will can bo physically forced Northampton, Mass, with a masters in Full Gospel Amherst, Mass., with a bachelor of arts the laddie” and “Song of the laddie” record some of the to comply, but the penalty for psychiatric social work. She is employed wisdom and appreciation in his love affair with the canoe Interdenominational Church noncompllanco may be degree in computer systems. She is at the Walter Rccd Army Medical Center employed as a senior information systems — “one of the most beautiful things man has made.” It is _ & meted out forcibly. In spiritual matters only Christ in Washington. D.C. specialist at Digital Equipment Corp., En­ not only an object of art, but also a vehicle that quietly World-Wide Lighthouse Ministries, Inc. posMss authority. No man or The prospective bridegroom is an carries him along the majestic northern shores of Lake honors graduate of Swarlhmorc High field. ecclesiastical body has either The bridegroom is a 1981 graduate of Superior and up its feeding rivers and streams. Present: School and a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the right to lo ca te to others Manchester High School and a 1986 In his film, “Waterwalker”, he beholds water-placid Carlcton College. Northficld, Minn., with INTO HIS HARVEST or the power To enforce their graduate of Keene State College. Keene. and turbulent; wildlife — unaware and threatened; obedience. Hence, Jesus a bachelor of arts degree in sociology and forests — verdant and acid-barren; rocks — lichen- On Cox Cable T.V. Public Access Channel 33 promised his apostles N.H., with a bachelor of science degree in i anthropology. He is also a graduate of business management-marketing. He is covered and Indian painted. He listens to the voices of weekly - beginning Thurs. April 5th, 9:00 PM guidance into all truth (John Yale Law School, where he served as ati employed as president of Lindsey the wilderness more like the Native American than the Featuring: Foreign Mission Outreaches, Music, Bible Messages, 16; 13), artd that hearir^ or Kathi Kolbe rejecting them was. Tan­ editor of the Yale Law Journal and colonial one, and he wishes we might develop that gift Personal Testimonies Edward Honnold received a JD degree. He works as ^ al- Limousine of Manchester. tamount to hearing or reject­ After a reception at Vito’s Birch — the ear for Mother Nature’s words — a m ess^e of lomcy in the office of the General Coun­ Hosted by: Dr. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor ing him, and likewise the Mounuin Inn, Bolton, the couple went on inter-dependertcy, mutual respect and unique organisms. sel, U.S. Agency for International Informative, Educational, Inspirational Programming Reaching Father (Luke 10:16). a wedding trip to Montego Bay, Jamaica. Manchester, South Windsor, Glastonbury, Development in Washington, D.C. They arc making their home in East Rev. Ernest Harris CHURCH OF CHRIST A May 20 wedding is planned in Chaplain Wethersfield, Newington, Rocky Hill Lydall & Vernon Streets Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lindsey Hartford. Comus, Md. Department of Putoral Care For questions call: 64&-8731 Phone:646-2903 1 Manchester Memorial Hospital 9 9 0 Focus/Weekend TV ‘Alien’ gives

Holmes attempts to retrieve engraving plates stolen from the Bank of England birth on TV ACROSS 43 Busier Antw«r to Previous Puztlo Basil Rathbone. Nigel Bruce, Patricia Mon 46 Marriage son 1946 I Common notice Saturday, March 31 '57 Black Forum (R) ailment 50 Baseballer By Jerry Buck 4 South of Ga. — (61. Auri 7 Buzzing Hershisar [A&E] Living Dangerously Women chal­ The Associated Press about iheir u;vvmmg organizational insect 51 AFL- — lenge Iheir climbing skills on skyscrapers On-going activities :00AM CD captain Bob [ESPN] Fishing: Captain's Cup meeting this Sfonday at 2:15 pjn. to Fumbler's 53 Greasy and cliffs (60 min ) LOS ANGELES — Michele Scarabelli says her Monday: ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; line exclamation 55 — ot voice CD Public Affairs 8:00A M ® Dink, the Little Dinosaur P1ea« make note of the follovking 12 Bernstein. 56 Naval abhr. [DIS] Wuzzles (CC) dancing, 9:30 ajn.; bingo, 10 a.m.; CD Paid Program (CC) role on Fox’s “Alien Nation” as a melon-headed trip schedule: lor short 57 A — Grows [LIFE] WomanWatch pinochle, 12:30 p.m.; exercise with 13 City in Utah in Brooklyn (11 One More Day dD High School Bowl: Shelton vs. South immigrant from the planet Tendon is one of the Tuesday — “Charlie Prose" at Catholic [USA] Paid Program Celeste, 1:15 p.m. 14 Actor Kruger 58 Pair 18 Home Shopping Club most normal she’s played on television. 15 Gravel ridge 59 Baby's 11J Blublocker Sunglasses 9:10A M [CNN] Healthweek She stars as Susan Francisco, the mother of three Seniors should attend the Chez Josef. Departs center 10:30 Tuesday; oil painting, 9:30 a.m.; 16 Actress — plaything 38 Dick Van Dyke -20 Bugs Bunny 9:30AM ( B 40 Sllmerl And the Real Medicare pirogram on Thursday at Louise 60 Possess [CNN] Daybreak and the first Newcomer, as the aliens are called, to ajn. video class, 10 a.m.; square dancing, 17 Musical (22 ALF-tales (CC) Ghostbusters (CC) DOWN [DIS] You and Me. Kid become pregnant. She had the baby in February — 12:45 p.m. The feamred speaker will April 18 — Showcase Cinemas 10 ajn.; bowling 12:30 p.m. Silver pieces (24 Zoobilee Zoo 18 Synchronal Research be Allen Gross, assistant state coor­ 19 Sally lake [ESPN] Tennis: ATP Tour (R) or rather, her husband, George, did. movie “Hello, Frisco, Hello” — Lanes; watercolors, 12:30 p.m.; ex­ 21 Out of the 1 Egg — 18 Whale group 43 Forehead Personal Power 20 Personal Power 20 That girl 44 Type ot [USA] Law and Harry McGraw The way she became pregnant and the baby was dinator for the Medicare-Medicaid Free — no registration required for ercise with Cleo, 1:30 p.m.; grocery way yong [30j Kissyfur (CC) 22 Put In fabric 22 30 Karate Kid (CC) assistance program. Items to be dis­ 23 Blossom 2 Oodles 6:05A M [TMC] MOVIE: Places in bom arc among the inuiguing Uaits devised for the those not going on senior bus. Bus shopping at Stop & Shop. 27 Strong wind 3 Capable at 23 Bleating 45 Mall (38 Wall Street Journal Report 24 Sesame Street (CCl 24 Tree tnake beverage the Heart' A widow struggles to keep her Newcomers in this series adapted from the 1988 cussed include “Medigap Insurance” departs Senior Center at 12:30 pan. Wednesday: pinochle, 9 a.m., 32 Eugene (2 wds.) farm and her family together during the de (40) Pup .Mamed Scooby Doo (CC) 57 Say Brother O'Neill's 4 Embroidery 25 Units 47 Negative and how the repeal of the pression era in Texas Sally Field, Danny 57 Ben Franklin Alive Bill Meikle portrays 61 Munsters Today (CC) Grandpa strikes motion picture of the same name. (movie begins 1:30). caning, 9:30 a.m.; Friendship Circle, daughter silk 26 Healing word ■V Glover, Lindsay Crouse 1984 Rated PG the statesman and inventor as he recalls “I’ve never played a more normal role,” said Catastrophic Health Bill affects you. May 16 — Big Week trip — 10 ajn.; square dancing (beginner), 33 Tax. time 5 The (Fr.) chamber 48 Actor Robert a deal with the devil (R) 28 Utenail Oe — his life Allen, a trained Medicare specialist 34 Slime 6 Yarn 6:30A M CD Young Universe [CNN] Moneyweek Scarabelli, who was a homicidal psychopath on O Camelot Cruise on the Connecticut 9:30 ajn.; arts & crafts, 12:30 pjn.; 35 Raw 7 Partly fused 29 Vagabond 49 Twist about (61) W olf Rock Power Hour [DIS] Donald Duck Presents by the AARP, will also entertain River — $25 includes transporta­ bridge, 12:30 pjn.; photography, 1 minerals glass 30 Singer — 50 Baseball CiJ This W eek In The Big East CBS’s “Dallas” two years ago. JO n player Mel [A&E] Journey to Adventure questions. tion, boat ride, buffet lunch with 36 Actor — 8 Easter Pinza (26j Focus on Success [LIFE] W hat Every Baby Knows: The “Susan is very grounded, very real,” she said. 1 pjn.; exercise with Celeste, 1:15 Majors preparatory 3t Woodwind [CNN] Daybreak First Three Years Please make note of the following Instrument 52 Same (38; Alice Jiink that’s because George is so quirky and (im ­ S F four hot entrees, Dixieland enter­ pjn.; chess, 2 p.m.; non-grocery 37 Acting seaion [DIS] Good Morning. Mickey! [USA] Hollywood Insider (R) utKoming classes: tainment. Sign up Wednesday, April award 9 Entertainer 33 Natty (comb, lorm) [CNN] International Correspondents pulsive. Susan is a counterpart to that — ‘Oh. shopping at FUvilians at Buckland 38 Mora — Sumac 39 Here (Fr.) 54 Craving [ESPN] Tennis. Davis Cup Second [TMC] MOVIE: 'stand and [DIS] Mousercise 9:45A M George, calm down.’ Susan was initially created to 4th at 9:30 aan. Mall. Call a day in advance for ride. unpleasant It Man-child 40 Woman's Round (3 hrs ) (Live) Deliver' (CC) East Los Angeles math — m garment 1) Driver education — May 1 and May 30 — Coachlight “Phantom 40 Body fluid 13 Ear (comb. [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated [TM C] MOVIE: The New Adventures teacher Jaime Escalante inspires his stu­ be very much a woman of the ’90s. The only out­ Thursday: orchesua rehearsal, 9 41 Provide lorm) 42 Heavy wood O o 2 from 12:30 to 4 pjn. Fee $7 — of the Opera” (not Broadway ver­ ajn.; shell crafts, 9:30 a.m.; lunch, , :35AM [HBO] MOVIE -Nightwlng of Pippi Longstocking' The red-haired dents to take and pass an advanced place­ ward difference is the head.” Rabid A/ampire bats terrorize the residents heroine of Astrid Lmdgren s novels sets up ment exam in calculus Based on a true The Franciscos, like all the Newcomers, look like payable by check only, endorsed to sion) — $29.50 — Sign up April 11:45 a.m.; program, 12:30 p.m. of Arizona Nick Mancuso, David Warner, house in an abandoned mansion and em story Edward James Olmos. Lou Diamond ^ 00 the AARP. Successful students will 18th at 9:30 ajn. “Medigap” presentation by Allen Kathryn Harrold 1979 Rated PG (In barks on a series of escapades Tami Enn, Phillips 1987 Rated PG. a less pointy version of the Conehcads on Saturday H - < Eileen Brennan. Dick Van Patten receive 5 percent reduction in their Stereo) 10:00AM CD Pee-wee s Playhouse Night Live.” They have no hair or visible ears and June 3-7 — Wildwood — filled. Gross. Rated G (In Stereo) m . ;OOAM CC Garfield and Friends (CC) (CC) their heads are covered with spots. insurance premium. Taking a waiting list. Call Don Friday: ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; Tai [USA] Financial Freedom 2) Microwave class — “Cooking Ql^ 40 Flintstone Kids (CC) Three Stooges Last November, Scarabelli’s character became O d Berger 875-0538. Chi class, 9:30 a.m.; bingo, 10 a.m.; 8:30A M 3 California Raisins ICC) for One" May 2 from 10 to 11:30 June 27 — “Phantom of the exercise with Cleo, 11 a.m.; setback, C9) World Tomorrow 11 Soul Train (In Stereo) pregnant with the help of two men, one of them her Csl 40 Disney's Adventures of the 18 Synchronal Research a.m. Annette Holden of the Opera” on Broadway — $33. Four 12:30 p.m.; exercise with Celeste, 11 Beauty Breakthrough Gummi Bears (CC) husband, in a ceremony both sexual and religious. 20 Tuff Trax Cooperative Extensive Service here seats are available. Lunch on your .20 To Be Announced. 11 Snakmaster In February, she ejected a pod that George, 1:15 p.m.; Backgammon, 2 p.m. 22 30 Smurfs (CCI for a demonstration. Students will 22 Daily Mixer 22 30 Camp Candy (CCI played by Eric Pierpoini, put into his marsupial own at the Stage Deli and dinner on Blood pressure clinic: Wednesday 26 NWA Wrestling i - JO sample items prepared. .26, Kitchenmate 24 Sesame Street (CC) pouch. In the second of a two-part episode, he went your own at South Street Seaport. A 9-11 a.m. (A-K) 57 Tony Brown's Journal (R) 3) Spring crafts begins April 5th 30 Ring Around the World !26 Focus on Success into labor prematurely and his police detective O O $50 deposit must be made at the April 25th — 1-3 p.m. 61 Fall Guy 38 Dick Van Dyke (38 Ask the Manager o ^ for six consecutive Thursdays. center by April 15th. Medicare assistance: Thursday [A&E] Peter Wimsey A confession partner, played by Gary Graham, had to deliver the 61 Marvel Action Universe m r n Projects on display include paper Aug. 24 — Saratoga race track — 57 La Plaza stumps Lord Peter (60 min ) Part 3 of 5 baby, a (laughter named Vessna. from 1-3 p.m. Call for an appoint­ [A8tE] Charters and Caldicott A race to [A&E] World of Photography (R) twist heart, $3; towel holder, $5; $32 — includes transportation, ad­ retrieve the lost gold ends in a final death It’s amazing that these “normal Newcomer ment at 647-3211. MOVIE; Jack the Giant Killer A (60 mm ) Part of [C N N ] Big Story [DIS] events happen during television ratings’ sweeps decorated straw hat, $6; wooden mission to the track, reserved seat­ Legal assistance: Call for a May 6 6 young farm lad battles monsters, dragons [D IS ] Pound Puppies painted goose, $2.50; and potpourri ing, tour of Saratoga and escort. 18th appointment at 647-3211. [CNNl Daybreak and sorcery when he is chosen to escort a months. [DISl Welcome to Pooh Corner [HBO] MOVIE; Things Change (CC) beautiful princess to salety Kerwin Ma “1 had a prosthetic belly button and this tentacle O O basket, $6. Meals are on your own. Call Don An elderly Italian immigrant is mistaken for thews. Judi Meredith. Torin Thatcher Scores [ESPN] SportsCenter A public forum will be held in Berger at 875-0538. a Mafia chieftain when he arrives in Lake 1962 Rated G came out of it,” Scarabelli said. “Kids thought it m z [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Tahoe for a final fling before an arranged New Haven on April 19th. The March 23 — setback: Joe Perctlo [LIFE] Attitudes was so gross, but they loved it People were taken o > 121; Helen Silver 119; John Klein [MAX] MOVIE: Solarbabies' (CC) Or lail sentence Don Ameche. Joe Mantegna, aback by it and enthralled at the same time.” keynote speaker will be Diane Jus­ phans in the drought stricken future be Robert Prosky 1988 Rated PG [MAX] MOVIE: This (s Elvis' Actual > r - tice of the Natioruil Association of Menu 118; Amelia Anastasio 116; Arthur come involved in the battle for possession [M A X ] MOVIE: The Billion Dollar lootage and rostaged scenes depict the life Scarabelli was bom in Canada and lived in JO CO of a mysterious energy source Richard Hobo' In order to inherit a billion dollars, a and career of Elvis Presley David Scott. State Units on Aging. The forum Bouffard 116; Dom Anastasio 116. Johnny Harra 1981 Rated PG (In Stereo) Venezuela during part of her childhood. At 12, she Monday — stir fried chicken on Jordan, Jami Gerlz, Jason Patric 1986 young man must travel across the country will also consist of four workshops rice, orange/celery salad, roll, Monday — pinochle: Betty turner Rated PG 13 (In Stereo) as a hobo Tim Conway, Will Geer 1978 [U S A ] Bustin Loose was taken to France to stay with relatives. She JJ > 31 (c) 1990 by NEA, Inc Rated G began working as a model, but then studied at the and discuss the following: housing, beverage, dessert. 779; Ann Fisher 754; Sol Cohen [U S A ] Paid Program 10:10A M [CNN] Showbiz This > Montreal Actors Studio and moved to the Second long-term care, elder abuse, and Tuesday — grilled ham & cheese 738; Betty Jesanis 736; Edith Albert 7:30AM CiJ W eekend Special; 9:00A M (D Jtm Henson s Muppet Week “O Babies (CC) meeting the needs of special popula-: sandwich, soup, beverage, dessert. 727; Edith O’Brien 717. P J Funnybunny (CC) (R) 10:30AM .3 MOVIE The Pearl of City workshop in Toronto. 8 40 New Adventures of Winnie the tions. The center will provide a bus Wednesday — macaroni & cheese Wednesday — pinochle: Dom C?J [USA] Paid Program Death’ Holmes and Watson solve the “1 played an Acadian woman in the first film 1 Pooh (CC) mystery of the Creeper and Itie stolen Pearl free of charge to the form if suffi­ 11 Please Help M e Lose Weight did,” she said. “We shot it in a small town in New casserole, vegetable, roll, beverage, Anastasio 769; Loretta Luka 756. Today In History It World Wide Wrestling of Death Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. Eve­ (20 Snakmaster cient interest is received. Please call dessert. Wednesday — bridge: Romeo 18 Synchronal Research lyn Ankers 1944 Brunswick for Canadian television. 1 loved it. It 122) Family Ties (CC) . 40 Beetlejuice (CCI the center if interested. Thursday — pot roast, gravy, Auclaire 3,750; Tom Regan 3,780; ;20 Webster 8 was called ‘Labour of Love.’ It was my first meaty 26’ Synchronal Research Men golfers are reminded that pouto, roll, vegetable, beverage, Tom Lynch 5,910; Davis Michclson Today is Saturday, March 31, the 90th day of 1990. ,22 30 Captarn N: The Game Master te Synchronal Research part.” (30' Saved by the Bell (CC) regisuation for the 1990 season ends dessert. 5,170; Tom Riu 5,140; Carl Lom­ There arc 275 days left in the year. (CC) 24 Shining Time Station (CC) She starred in two feature films, “Hotel New this Monday. bardo 4,470; Joanne Allard 4,270; .38 It's Your Business 26 Wrestling: AWA All Star Wrestling 38 Abbott and Costello Hampshire” and “Cover Girl.” and an NBC movie, Friday — seafood boat, juice, Today’s highlight in history: [CNN] Sports Close up Lady golfers are also reminded Roger Leigh 4,130. On March 31, 1889, French engineer Alexandre Gi^- 38 MOVIE 'Dressed to Kill' Sherlock 57' South Africa Now “The Ruling Rission.” She also had guest roles in beverage, dessert. [DIS] Dumbo's Circus tave Eiffel unfurled the French tricolor from atop the Eif­ [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch HBO’s “Philip Marlowe” and CBS’s “Night Hcau” [HBO] MOVIE: Police Academy 5; As­ and was a regular on USA Network’s “Airwolf II. fel Tower in Paris, officially marking its completion. signment Miami Beach’ Academy grad On this date: uates tangle wittr jewel thieves while Scarabelli said the viewer reaction to “Alien Na­ ;ial Security In 1831, Quebec and Montreal were incorporated as TV channel guide attending a polico convention in Miami tion” has been extraordinary. It’s basically a detec­ George Gaynes, G W Bailey, Man McCoy cities. 1988 Rated PG tive show, yet it has an underlying theme of In 1870, Thomas Peterson Mundy cast a ballot in a [U S A ] Throb tolcrantre for people who are different, such as the take care of your problem entirely WFSa. Hartford ...... QUESTION: I need to resolve a self in a fall on the ice last week. I municipal election in Perth Amboy, N J., becoming the VVTNH. New Haven .. 11:00A M 1.8 40 Bugs Bunny & Newcomers. WWOR. New York ... matter with Social Security and 1 by telephone, if you change your insisted that she sec a doctor, but first black to vote following ratification of the 15th Tweety Show (CC) “We’ve gotten a lot of letters from teachers who miiul and find that easier. WPIX. New York ...... would like to handle it in person Mom has refused, saying that she Amendment. WHCT. Hertford ...... 9 Superman say they use it as a teaching tool,” she said. ‘TTtc rather than by telephone. However, QUESTION: 1 won’t owe any in­ can’t afford a doctor visit right now. In 1880, Wabash, Ind., became the fust town to be WTXX, Welerbury .... 11 Incredible Hulk Jewish Board of Education, which has jurisdiction since I'm on a tight schedule, it come tax this year on my S^ial Won’t Medicare help pay for the of­ completely illuminated by electrical lighting. WWLP. Spf Inglleld ... 18 Synchronal Research over 400 schools in New York, uses it because it ad­ WEDH. Hertford ...... 20 WWF Superstars of Wrestling would be inconvenient to have to Security benefits, but 1 think the fice visit? In 1917, the United States took possession of the Vir­ WTWS. New London dresses the issues of bigotry and prejudice. We’ve wait for an extended period at your figures on my lOW, Social Security ANSWFIR: If your mother has gin Islands from Denmark. WVIT, Hertford ...... 22 30 Chipmunks (CCI also dealt with sexism." WSBK. Boaton ...... ♦••• 24 Business and the Law Remedies for met the $75 annual medical in­ In 1923, the first dance marathon in the United States, ...... 4 0 ...... In the movie, a spaceship carrying 270,000 slaves office. Is it possible to schedule an benefit statement are wrong. What WOQB. Springfield .. Breach •...... 3 S ...... 25 from Tcncton landed on Earth. Integrating them appointment? should I do? surance deductible. Medicare medi­ held in New York City, ended with Alma Cummings set­ WQBV. Springfield ...... 17 ...... « ...... ♦ 26 Big Valley cal insurance will pay 80 percent of WTIC. Hertford ...... 11 . . . . 6 ...... into stxiety takes some doing. They turn out to ANSWER; It certainly is. Just ANSWER: You should call So­ ting a world record of 27 hours on her feet...... 1 5 ...... 11 38 Three Stooges Arte A EnterUInment . . . . J3 ...... the approved charges for any In 1932, Ford Motor Co. publicly unveiled its V8 cn- ...... 5 ...... 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Canada’s tenth province. 1 9 9 0 Saturday TV, continued Focus/Videos Focus/Movies Saturday TV, continued Videocassette sales 1 .“ Lethal Weapon 2” (Warner-1989) gets together to help celebrate Tom s m Jeopardy! (CC) (40) PBA Bowling: True Value Open (CC) 50th birthday Dick Van Patten, Mary 2. “lndiana Jones and the Last Crusade” From the Landmark RecreaDon Center rn ® It's a Living ‘Hunt’ drags, [ESPN] Star Shot Frann, Grant Goodeve 1987 (Paramount) COLUNBO Peona, 111. (90 mtn.) (Live) Cl8) Synchronal Research [LIFE] Pro-Voice 1990 Host Jane Wal­ [U SA] Murder. She Wrote 3. “Honey. I Shrunk the Kids” (Disney) lace presents a discussion of the legal, so­ ( ^ Pierre Franey's Cuisine Rapide (R) (In !22 As Schools Match Wits: Amherst cial and medical aspects of abortion, (60 Columbo (Peter Stereo) 5:30PM ® College Basketball: Regional vs. Kingswood - Oxford 4. “The Wizard of O r The Fiftieth Anniversary NCAA Tournament National Semifinal but delivers min.) (R| Falk) becomes part [CN N ] Your Money 124) Sleep Alert How chronic sleep loss Edition” (M G M -U A ) . of the diabolical Game One (CC) From McNichols Sports affects human behavior [U S A ] Youthquake Featured spring 4:00PM (5 ) Knight Rider Arena in Denver (2 hrs.) (Live) 5. “Ncw Kids on the Block: Hangin’ Tough Live break coverage; Jason Bonham, son of '26 MOVIE: 'Mary of Scotland' A bitter By Robert DiMatteo plot of a woman fl8) Synchronal Research Led Zepplin's John Bonham (Helen Shaver) (18j Synchronal Research rivalry erupts between Mary Stuart and (CBS) (20j MOVIE: 'The Werewolf of Washing­ (22J M*A*S*H cousin Elizabeth I over the right to the 6. “25X5: Continuing Adventures of Rolling 11:1 0AM [C N N ] Science and Tech- to avenge the ton' The nahon's capital faces a bizarre throne of England during the 16th century. THE HUNT FOR RED C ^O B E R (PG) The (24J Victory Garden (CC) (R) nology Week death of her hus­ political scandal when a lop presidential Katharine Hepburn, Fredric March, John Stones” (CBS) best thing about this adaptation o f Tom Q an cy’s (57) This Old House (CC) 1 1 :30AM ® Superman band, in the "Rest aide suffers a severe personality change. Carradine 1936 7. “Bambi” (Disney) bestseller is the silver h a i^ e c e worn by lead actor Dean Stockwell, Bill McGuire. 1978 fl8^ Synchronal Research in Peace Mrs. [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday (R) !3j New Lassie (CC) The McCullochs' 8. “Batman” (Warner) Sean Connery. Playing a renegade Soviet sub com­ (24) Ciao Italia (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN] Seniors PGA Golf: Tradition at hduseguest (Roddy McDowall) doesn t get 9. “ New Kids on the Block: Hangin Tough Saved by the Bell (CC) Columbo" episode along well with Lassie and the children. (R) mander, Connery looks terrific. The movie itsetf is (26) M O VIE: 'Ring of Fire' In their flight to Desert Mountain Second round from i24) Business and the Law: Functions of "Columbo," freedom, a trio of hoodlums hold a deputy Scottsdale, Ariz (90 min ) (Live) (57T Lonesome Pine Special (In Stereo) (CBS) a late-Cold War chess game in which the United and Forms of Commercial Paper airing SATURDAY. sheriff hostage David Janssen. Joyce 10. ” Lethal Weapon” (Warner-1987) 6:00PM (S) News (CC) [A&E] World of Survival States and the Soviets — each with hidden agendas Daily Mixer MARCH 31, on Taylor, Frank Gorshin 1961. 11. “The Land Before Time” (MCA) ® A -Team [CNN] Sports Saturday o f their own — hunt for Connery’ s state-of-the-art, @7} W all Street W eek: Tem pleton on the "The ABC Satur­ f30) Focus on Success 12. “Die Hard” (CBS-Fox) Nineties (CC). 18- Synchronal Research [ESPN] Major League Baseball Open “ silent drive” submarine. day Mystery," (38) MOVIE: Elvis and the Beauty ing Day Special (60 min.) 13. “lndy Trilogy-Pack” ([^amount) @ 101 W ays Queen' Tennessee beauty contestant 20) W ar of the W orlds The Morthren or­ “ Hunt" has the misfortune o f opening at a time Linda Thompson enters into a tempestous der a half-human, half-alien boy to obtain 8:00PM ® (4® H E LP. (CC) The 14. “Who Framed Roger Rabbit" (Touchstone) [C N N ] College Basketball Preview CHECK IISTINGS when even the most rabid anti-Soviet have romance with singer Elvis Presley Don information on genetic engineering (60 team aids victims of an underground 15. ”Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation” (A&M) [D IS] Best of Mickey Mouse Club (CC). rOR EXACT TIME Johnson. Stephanie Zimbalist. Ann Dusen- min ) (R) (In Stereo) steampipe explosion which sprayed as­ proclaimed the end of Cold War. Though (In Stereo) 16. “ Janc Fonda’s Light Aerobic and Stress o berry 1981 (22; (30 (40! News bestos everywhere, firefighter E. Jean F^amount has spent a huge amount o f money [ESPN] Gameday dates a baseball player Guest appearance 33 -n '24. Degrassi High (CC) Heather plots to Reduction Workout” (Warner) :57J Pizza Gourmet by Cleveland Indians’ Keith Hernandez (60 producing and publicizing ’Tiunt," the film is what [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Split Decisions' Three [A & E ] M O V IE: 'Sparkle' A three-sisier get Wheels alone. Lucy visits L 0 17. “ Tccnagc Mutant Ninja Turtles: Case o f the generations of an Irish boxing family come Clfl M O VIE: 'M cHale's Navy' The nutty [A&E] Biography: Babe Ruth The life of min ) (In Stereo) F Variety might describe as a ’Tiard sell" — a slow- crew of a World War II PT boat tries to singing group frpm Harlem grows to super ^26 Hee Haw (R) Killer Pi'zzas” (FH E) together when a young man steps into the star status during the 1950s. Philip Mi­ the inimitable Babe, from his childhood ® M O VIE; 'Tobruk' During W W II. the building, grimly suspenseful, pre-glasnost thnller ring in place of his murdered brother. Gene enter a stolen horse in a big race Ernest days in Baltimore to his baseball years (38, Hersey's Hollywood Allies plan a mission to destroy Rommel’s 18. “Raidcrs o f the Lost Ark” (Paramount) Borgnine, Joe Flynn. Tim Conway. 1964 chael Thomas. Irene Cara. Lonette McKee with an all-male cast. Hackman. Craig Sheffer. Jeff Fahey. 1988 1976. Host actor Pat O ’Brien (60 min ) (57: New Yankee Workshop (CC) fuel supply in the Sahara Rock Hudson, 19. “Thc Little Mermaid” (Starmakcr) — m Rated R i22; W W F Superstars of Wrestling George Peppard, Guy Stockwell 1967. Directed by John McTieman, “ Hunt” is an unfor­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Gawain and the Green [DIS] MOVIE: 'Shipwreck' A violent 61 Star Trek 20. “ Paula Abdul: Straight Up” (V irgin) f24) Art Underfoot Flatweave rugs includ­ storm casts five people on ihe shores of an (jj) MOVIE: 'The French Lieutenant's O o [U SA] Dance Party USA Knight' A mysterious knight offers an un­ tunate cross between “ Ice Station Zebra” and ing kilims, dhurries, tapestries. Aubussons uncharted island Robert Logan, Mikki [A&E] Life on Earth (R) W om an' An actress' on-screen tragedy is 1 2:00PM (JD College Mad House usual challenge to the Knights of the Round Videocassette rentals McTieman’s previous film, “Die Hard.” Here, it’s & Navajos. Table. Murray Head. Nigel Greeri. Ciaran Jamison-Olson, Heather Rattray 1978 [CNN] Newswatch juxtaposed with an off-screen romance ^ CD CD American Telecast with her leading man Meryl Streep, Jer­ Alec Baldwin — a CIA expert familiar with the [26] Wanted: Dead or Alive Madden 1973 Rated NR Rated G [DIS] Avonlea (CC) Sara. Felix and Mrs 1. “Lethal Weapon 2” (Warner-1989) H - < CD Paid Program [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dream a Little Dream’ Lynde are quarantined with an old man emy Irons 1981 Connery character’s habits — who does the Bruce (3(^ Brain Super Charge [H B O ] M O V IE: Lean on M e' (C C ) Dis 2. “Ficld of Dreams” (MCA) (CC) An accident leaves an elderly cou who has smallpox (60 min ) (R) '18 Synchronal Research Cii) CHiPs cipline IS the weapon of choice for a man WillisTDie Hard” macho-man routine of crawling [4$ Liquid Lustre pie's transmigrated souls trapped within 3. “F^enlhood” (MCA) determined to clean up a violent, drug- [HBO] MOVIE: 'Russkies' (CC) Three ,20 MOVIE: Sister. Sister' A congres (1|) Home Shopping Club [A & E ] Cities at W ar Pan 1 of 4 (R) the bodies o( two high-school teens Ja along high-tech girders in climactic moments. infested high school. Morgan Freeman. teen agers befriend a shipwrecked Rus sional aide runs into serious sibling rivalry 4. “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade MOVIE: 'Uttle Miss Marker' A son Robards, Corey Feldman, Meredith when he checks into a mysterious Louis­ Baldwin is a good actor being groomed for star­ [CNN] Newsday Robert Guillaume, Beverly Todd 1989 sian sailor and show him an all-American (Paramount) bookie and a gambler are reformed by a Salenger 1989 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) good time Whip Hubley. Peter Billingsley, iana inn Eric Stoltz, Jennifer Jason Leigh, little girl who has been left as an tOU for a [D IS ] Black Beauty Martin Milner, Eileen Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) z rn dom, but his role here isn’ t that interesting. [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire Leaf Phoenix 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) Judith Ivey 1988 6.‘Tum cr & Hooch” (Touchstone) gambling debt. Walter Matthau, Julie An­ Brennan and KnstoKer Tabon star in this [LIFE] Moonlighting The plot, meanwhile, is complicated without drama based upon Anna Sewell’s classic [M AX] MOVIE: Stealing Home' (CC) 22; Family for Joe (CC) After an unevent­ 6. “ Uncle Buck” (M C A ) drews. Tony Curtis. 1980 [ M A X ] M O V IE: W illow ' (CC) A diminu 4:1 0PM [C N N ] Sports Close up (R| novel about a beautiful ebony horse and Flashbacks tell the story of a minor-league ful blind dale, Joe meets another woman being particularly complex. Pity the poor viewer tive Nelwyn struggles to protect an infant 7. “The Package” (Orion) [g lA L F -ta le s (CC). the people who owned it. (60 min ) Pan 2 4:30PM ( D w id e w orld of Sports: baseball player's bittersweet relationship who catches his fancy (Postponed from | - 33 princess from the evil queen who's vowed who doesn’t undCTStand the workings o f a torpedo. $4) Bookmark (CC). of 5- John Mugabi(35 2-0, 35KO) vs Terry with the older woman who was both his an earlier date) (In Stereo) 8. “ Honcy, 1 Shrunk the Kids” (Disney) to destroy her Val Kilmer. Warwick Davis, lover and mentor Mark Harmon, Jodie o o And pity the claustrophobe, since the picture keeps ® Little House on the Prairie [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR Grand Norris (2 4 -3 -0 , 13KO) Scheduled 12- 24' Arctic Haze The effect of pollutants 9. “Whcn Harry Met Sally” (Nelson) Joanne Whatley 1988. Rated PG (In round W BC World Super Welterweight Foster. Blair Brown 1988 Rated PG-13 us confined in a sub underwater for an uncon­ National 200 From Darlington, S.C (2 on Ihe Arctic’s once-pnstine air 10. ‘’Wcekcnd at Bcmic’s" (IVE) O “n Black Perspective Stereo) Championship bout from the Sun Dome in (In Stereo) hrs ) (Live) 30 One More Day St Jude’s Hospital m cn scionably long time. @8] M O V IE: 'The Billion Dollar Threat' [TMC] MOVIE: Midnight Run' A Tampa, Fla (90 min ) (Live) [U S A ] Equalizer 11 .“ Do the Right Thing" (M C A) [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd bounty hunter and an accused embezzler (60 min ) Patient viewers w ill eventually be rewarded: The America's ace intelligence agent battles a (181 Synchronal Research 12. ” Relentless” (RCA-Columbia) criminal who plans to destroy life on Earth (CC) try to elude the mob as they make their 6:30PM ffi Who's the Boss? (CC) 38 NHL Hockey; Boston Bruins at Mon film does finish with an explosive climax. Enjoy­ if he IS not paid a billion dollars Dale Robi­ way across the country Robert De Niro, (22J Driven to Win treal Canadiens (3 hrs ) (Live) 13. ”Young Einstein” (Warner) 1 :30PM QBj PGA Golf: Independent C18‘ Synchronal Research able dividends along the way include sturdy sup­ nette, Patrick Macnee, Ralph Bellamy Charles Grodin, Yaphet Kotto. 1988 (24) Frugel Gourmet (In Stereo) 14. “Ncw York Stories” (Touchstone) Insurance Agent Open (CC) Third round l3p) NBC News 161 Cops Response to a battered wife and 1979 from Woodlands, Texas. (90 min ) (Live) Rated R (In Stereo) §0J LPGA Golf: Dinah Shore Open Third arresl ol the husband: investigation of a o o porting performances by James Earl Jones and ®4 W ild America (CC) Weasel family 15. ’’Kickboxcr” (HBO) 40^ Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) [USA] MOVIE: 'Lucky Lady' Two fugt round from Mission Hills Country Club in double homicide scene. (R) (In Stereo) Richard Jordan. But there is no getting around the (24J Joy of Painting (R) members, including sea otters and black 16. “Thc Karate Kid IV l 111” (RCA-Columbia) m z '5^ McLaughlin Group lives and a smuggler's widow form a per Rancho Mirage, Calif. (90 min ) (Live) [A&E] Biograptiy; John Barrynwre/ ‘26) Secret World sonal and professional bootlegging alli footed ferrets Part 2 of 2 (In Stereo) 17. “ Pink Cadillac” (Warner) fact that this is a dark, draggy and dilatory conhibu- (5^ Victory Garden (CC) (R) George Bernard Shaw Portraits of two o > [6D M O V IE: The Stranger W ho Looks :3d; How to Get a Second Paycheck ance during Prohibition Liza Mmnelli. Gene 38 WKRP in Cincinnati lion to the annals o f the Cold War espionage Like M e' A pair of young people set out to theatrical geniuses (60 min ) 18. ’’K-9” (MCA) > r- Without Getting a Second Job Hackman. Burt Reynolds 1975 [CNN] Future Watch (40' A BC News (CC) thriller. G R A D E : ★ ★ find their real parents, knowing they are [ESPN] Horse Racing: Jim Beam [CNN] PrimeNews 19. “Breaking In” (HBO) v4()) Daily Mixer 2:10PM [C N N ] Healthweek (R) ;57 Soldiers 33 O) WHERE THE HEART IS (R) English director adopted Meredith Baxter. Beau Bridges. Stakes From Florence, Ky (60 min ) (Live) [HBO] MOVIE; Things Change' (CC) 20. “Licensc to Kill” (CBS-Fox) Whitney Blake 1974 [S7] W ild America (CC| Springtime in Vir­ Pinnacle An elderly Italian immigrant is mistaken for 2:30PM C24) Travelin' Gourmet (R) [MAX] MOVIE: The Naked Gun’ (CC) [CNN] John Boorman has made two o f the very best ginia's Shenandoah National Park (In a Mafia chieftain when he arrives in Lake J 3 > [A & E ] Flambards Part 12 of 13 Capt Frank Drebin continues his war on [TMC] M O VIE Die Hard' (CC) A street Stereo) 57' Hometime (CC) Tahoe for a final fling before an arranged English-language movies o f the past few decades [CNN] Newsday crime in this big-budget follow-up to the wise New York cop confronts terrorists Copyright 1989, Billboard Publications, Inc. > :6l) M O VIE: 'Killer Bees' An aging ma [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch (R) when his estranged wife's California office jail sentence Don Ameche. Joe Mantegna. — “ Deliverance” and “ Hope and Glory.” H e’ s also [DIS] Teen Win. Lose or Draw defunct "Police Squad' TV series Leslie Reprinted with permission. march terrorizes a town with her strange building comes under siege Bruce Wiltis, Robert Prosky 1988 Rated PG ■O madfc'one o f this S'icwcr*’ s guiltiest pleasures — the 3:00PM (T) To Be AnrKHJnced. Nielsen. Priscilla Presley. Ricardo Monlal [ESPN ] Drag Racing: IHRA Winter Na­ power to control killer bees Gloria Swan­ ban 1988 Rated PG-13 Bonnie Bedelia. Reginald Veljohnson [M AX] MOVIE: Taxi Driver' A man, tionals From Darlington. S.C. (60 min ) son. Edward Albert, Kate Jackson 1974 ® PBA Bowling: True Value Open (CC) 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) haunted by the world he sees through the . delirious Arthurian legend, *^xfallibur." But Boor­ M O VIE: Rambo 111' Former spe (Taped) From the Landmark Recreation Center in [TMC] window of his cab. explodes in a one man [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday cial forces agent John Rambo heads to man can be awfuli as his “ Exorcist” sequel, “The Peoria. HI (90 mm ) (Live) 7:00PM (T) ;22 w heel of Fortune crusade against the decadence of New [HBO] MOVIE: 'Biggies: Adventures in [H BO] Buy Me That: A Kids' Survival Soviet-occupied Afghanistan in order to 11) M O VIE: *Ooc Savage, The Man of (CC) Yoik City Roben De Niro. Cybill Shepherd. Heretic,” once proved. Tim e' Unexpiainabiy thrust backwards in Guide to Advertising (CC) A documen rescue his imprisoned mentor Sylvester lime, a modern-day adventurer assists a Bronze' Doc Savage joins the Amazing [9; Kate 8i Allie (CC) Jodie Foster 1976 Rated R (In Stereo) Cinema The latest proof o f Boorman’ s erratic -track tary focusing on deceptive advertising that Stallone. Richard Crenna, Marc de Jonge World War I aviator on a top-secret mili­ Five m pursuit of a villain who murdered 11 .61: Stei Trek: The Next Generation record is this apocalyptic, contemporary comedy- is targeted toward children (R) 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) lU S A ] M O V IE: Laserbtasf A teenager tary operation Neil Dickson. Alex Hyde- Doe s father Ron Ely. Paul Gleason 1975 (CC) Picard is abducted and replaced by an finds an alien ray gun that enables him 10 [LIFE] She's the Sheriff fable in which a well-heeled New York demolitioris White, Fiona Hutchison. 1986 Rated PG 16 Home Shopping Club [USA] My Sister Sam evil imposior (60 min ) (In Stereo) destroy his enemies Roddy McDowell. HARTFORD [TM C ] Picture Show Clnama Oty — SvMotia (R) Sal and Sun 1:45. 41)5. 7:1(X ^40. — contractor (Dabney Coleman) tries to teach his (In Stereo) 24 Amish Cooking From Quilt Country 5:00 PM 03 18 Synchronal Research Cheryl Smith Kim Milford 1978 (CC) A preview of the NCAA Tournament Comilta Ctoodol (R) Sat and Sun 1. 3:55. 7D0, ^ ^ pampered kids a lesson in self-sufficiciKy. [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep 2:00PM CO Tour of Duty (CC) Pacifisl (R) (In Stereo) 20 Friday the 13th The Series Real life 8:30PM 18 Synchronal Research Sun V15. 3:45. 7’20. 9:45 — EnoiTxaa. A Lova Slwy (Ft) Sat 7. 930. Son Final Four, from McNichols Sports Arena m [M AX] MOVIE; 'Murphy's Romance' Doc Hock's refusal to shoot results in a 30 Daily Mixer murders provide slo'ies for a best selling ,22 Am en (CC) Reuben’s former fiancee 9 50. — Clnama PMdMO Son 7D0 (odimnoa showing with E n o n ^ A Sending the kids o ff to live in a Brooklyn tene­ (CC) An easy-going widower (alls for the platoon member s death. Col Brewster re Denver (Live) 57; Motorweek Ford Explorer, buying a novelist (60 min ) |R) (In Stereo) pays a visit, much 10 Thelma s chagrin (R) Lov« Story (R) 9:50). — Th# Ullla Marmald (G) Sot and Sun 1.30.3.15 ment building that had been scheduled for demoli­ new young woman in town Sally Field. turns to settle the Phu An incident (60 used car. auto ownership m Japan, artist (~9~) A -Team 24. Addicted Brain (CC) The human (In Stereo) CASTHARTFORD . . . o . - James Garner, Brian Kerwin 1985 Rated min ) (Postponed from an earlier date) (In (11J M O VIE: The Ice Pirates' Space pii guslar's Pub 8 Cinsms — Bckd on ths Fourth ol July (R) Ssl-Sun 7.15, tion, the father hopes to show his children how Dennis Simon brain's use of drugs focusing on cocaine :24 This 0)d House (CC) PG-13 Stereo) ates lOin a princess in search of her ex spoiled they’ve become. However, on their own, 6 T M O V IE: 'Hurry Sundown' A ruthless and the runner’s high 930. [U S A ] MOVIE. 'The Capture of Grizzly 20) M O V IE. Brief Encounter' Tw o stran plorer lather and a newly discovered ,57 W ild America (CC) Springtime in Vir­ Showcooa Clnama 1-10 — Opportunrty Knocks (F*G-13) Sol 12|te, Southerner is determined to buy up his .26 Weekend With Crook and Chase the kids create a quirky bohemian enclave. Mean­ Adam s' Grizzly Adams is captured after gers meet by chance and find love and un­ source of much-needed water in a nearby ginia's Snenandoah National Park (In 305 5'15. 7:40, 955. 11:55; Sun 1 i5 5 3*5 M 5 7:40. 9:55 — Lord of cousin's land and will stop at nothing to leaving the wilderness to save his 10-year derstanding for a brief moment Sophia galaxy Robert Urich. Mary Crosby. John (30 Superboy Superboy is robbed of his Steieo) tho Fkos (R) SoM50. 350. 535 5 1030. 12:15; Sun 130, 33A 5 3 5 J. while, Dad’ s business fails, and he finds himself achieve his goal Michael Came, Jane old daughter from an orphanage Dan Hag­ t oren. Richard Burton. John Hedley 1974 powers by a deranged alien |R) 61 Totally Hidden Video Scheduled un­ 1030. — Driving kbss Daisy (FX5) Sot 12:4a 250. 4:55 7:15 reaching out to his own children for help. Fonda, John Phillip Law 1967 Matusak 1984 gerty. Chock Connors. Kim Darby 1981 \22' M O V IE: 'Battle for the Planet of the 38 St. Elsewhere suspecting carnival patrons test an embar­ Sun 12:40. 2:50. 4:55 7:15 935 — Hooaa rtrty W Sot 1 2 ^ . 235 [CNN] On the Menu (18) Synchronal Research 4 45 7 10 930. 11:40; Son 1230. 235, 4:46, 7:10. 93A — Tha Hunt kx Booman obviously intends a fanciful allegory o f Apes' Human civilization stages its grea­ 40 Star Search (60 min ) (In Stereo) rassing thrill-ride. a talking photo booth, 12:30PM (3 Runaway With the Rich (22) Family Ties (CC) professionally-trained dogs in an obedi Rod'oetobor (PG) Sal 1:15 4:15 735 9:5a Sun 1:15 4:15 735 » 50 — late-capitalist urban Ameica. H e’ s assembled a clas­ and FarTHHit Kareem Abdul Jabbar in test battle for survival against a world ov [ESPN] High School Basketball; Capital Classic From Landover Md (90 mm ) (24) Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin [A&E] New Wilderness ence class (R| (In Stereo) Tooiwga Mutant Hmja Turdaa (TC) Sat 1i45 sy cast and a great production team. (Timna Wool- Trinidad and Tobago (R) errun and ruled by apes Roddy McDowall, Claude Akins, John Huston 1973 (Taped) (401 Wide World of Sports: John [CNN] Capital Gang [DIS] W ind-U p W ilm a Fred and Wilma Sun 1245 2:56, 5 735 9:40. — Ptotty Wkjmon (R) Sot 1215 2 ^ . 5 . ^ ' 6} Snakmaster 730 10 to. 1220; Sun 1215, 240. 535 730. 10:10. — Joa Vorsus Ifw lard’ s enchanting trompe I’oeil body paintings arc 24, Flower Shop (R) [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud Mugabi(35-2-0, 35KO) vs. Terry N ^ s [DIS] M OVIE: The Secret of N IM H ' A Flintstone argue over Wilma s ambition to CD Comedy Wheel (2 4 -3 -0 , 13KO) Left in Progress Setwd field mouse enlists Ihe aid of a secret so­ pitch foi the Bediock Dodgers Vbteano (PG) Sat 1230. 235 435 7. 9:15 1135; Sun 12:», 2^.& 435 almost worth the price o f admission.) 26 M O V IE. 'RhirK)!' A zoologist seeking 7 9;J5 — Shock to lha Syslom (R) Sat 136, 3:15 530, 7:45 1035 nxd- 3;30PM (3^ CBS Spon* Saturday uled 12-round WBC World Super Welter ciety of rats to save her home and children 2 Z ALF (CC) a mate and female rhinoceros unknowingly [ESPN] Collega Baseball Illinois at But the m ovie is overwritten and under­ Scheduled James "Buddy ' McGiri weight Championship bout from the Sun from the encroacbmoni of man Dom De nioht: Son 135. 3:15 5:20, 7:45 1036. — Nuns on »w Run (PG-13) Sal 24^ Rod and Reel hires a hunter turned-poacher as his guide Notre Dame (2 hrs 30 min ) (Live) dramatized. The dialogue often ends up sounding (47-2-1. 37 KO'sl vs Tommy Ayers Dome in Tampa, Fla (60 min ) (Live) Luiso. Elizabeth Hartman Derek Jacobi 135 3:15 530, 755. 10:15 1210; Son 135 3:15 530. 7:55, 10:15 Harry Guardino. Robert Culp. Shirley Ea 30) What About Women (37-2. 31 KO's) in a Weltervi/eighi boul 1982 Rated G 9:00PM ® 40 MOVIE Colombo pretentious and fatuous. “ Fashion is bad ecology. It ton 1964 scheduled lot 10 rounds, from the Trump (87) Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) Rest in Peace. Mrs Colum bo’ Pro MANCHE8TCR i57J Wonderworks: Princess Kate (CC) Plata in Atlantic Cny. N J |Live|. a report [A&E1 Bobby McForrin: Spontaneous [ESPN] SportsCenter miara. ICC) A widow sets out to murder UA Thoolata Coal — Bom on lha Fourlh ol July (R) Sat tnd Son 2. 5, makes us hate what we are wearing and buy things Part 1 of 2 .30) Financial Freedom on the HolmenkoUen ski (umptng compel) Inventions Taped at Hollywood s Aquar [L IF E ] M O VIE The Lady in Red' Roger t)te two people she believes responsible 5 — Blua Stool (R) Sal orto Sun 210. 4:30. 7:10. 9.25 — Bod Inluanca we don’ t want.” “ Only the rich can afford prin­ :38) MOVIE: The Lady Vanishes' While [C N N ] Evans & Novak Don. from Norway (Taped) (90 min.) lus Theater, Grammy Award winning |a« Gorman’s exploitative account of gangster lor her husband’s death, one of them being (R) Sat wtd Son 230, 4:35 730. 930. — Tha Rocky Horror Picluro Show traveling through pre-war Nazi Germany on ciples.” And on and on. Toward the end, one o f the singer Bobby McFerrin sings '“ "e* John Dillinger s beautiful but deadly gun Columbo s wife Peter Folk. Helen Shaver (R) Sat rmtvgtt. — Boskot Casa It (R) Sat imkxghl — Ghosltxistors 2 [DIS] Here's Boomer an express tram, an American heiress and QC Klnar't Komar characters actually says: “ What is the point o f life?” his latest album, performs with guest moll Pamela Sue Martin. Robert Conrad. 1990 (In Siarao) (PG) Sof nwkxghl a photographer stumble onto espionage '22) Monstar Truck and Mud Racing Su- Wayne Shorter, and interprets “ " 9* by Louise Fletcher 1979 [LIFE] Rodeo Drive and a kidnapping Elliott Gould. Cybil) She­ Syitchnmal Raeoarch “ It’s a rehearsal, a fashion show,” is the eminently par Chatlonga (Taped) Chadie Parker. Fats Waller and James VCPNON pherd 1979 [USA] Miami Vice (In Stereo) (g ) ,}0 Golden Girts (CC) Blanche sup silly answer. G R A D E : 1 :00PM CB Magnum, P.l. (24) Pizza Qourmat Brown (60 min.) (R) etna 1 » * — Bkj# Stool (R) Sol-Son 7:10, 930. — ktodhouso (PG-13) (4$ PQA Golf; Independent Insurance 7:30PM CJ) College Basketball; Sot and Sun 130, 3:15 5 — Bom on »to Fourdt of Arty (R) Sot 1:15 4. 7. (D Golf Show (30) Pofsonal Power N«w*watch Agent Open (C C ) Third round from [CNN] NCAA Toomamant Notional Somifinal 9:45 Sun 130.435 730. Film grading: AAAA — cxcelleal, i t i r k — ® Presaason Baseball: Los Angeles Woodlands. Texas (90 mm.) (Live) [LIFE] MOVIE; 'Eight Is Enough; A Fa- Gama Two ICC) good, — fair, ★ — poor. Dodgers vs. New York Mets (2 hrs . 30 mllY Rauokm' The entire Bradford clan 1 mtn ) (Live) ($7) Rod and Reel 9 9 0 Focus/Music Saturday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued Focus/Music Hot singles 1. “Love Will Lead You Back” Taylor Daync @4) d S Sesame Street (CC). plies a date to wedding-bound Dorothy; [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd [ESPN ] Baseball Tonight Sophia puts a curse on the newlyweds. (In (56) O ra l R o b e rts OCTOPUSSY (Arista) (CC). (R) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire Robinson still Stereo) 2. ‘T11 Be Your Everything” Tommy Page (Sire) [MAX] MOVIE: Die Hard' (CC) A (58) [LIFE] World Tomorrow [TM C] MOVIE; 'Into the Fire' A snow­ (24) New YanItee W orkshop (CC). streetwise New York cop confronts terror­ In the ABC mov­ 3. “All Around the World” Lisa Stansfield (Aris­ bound Canadian town holds passion, de­ (45) Robert Schuller ists when his estranged wife's California (S?) MOVIE: 'The Men' A paralyzed war ceit and murder in store for a young drifter. (5T) Funtastic World: Richie Rich ie Octopussy," ta) — Gold veteran struggles to adjust to his disability. office building comes under siege. Bruce airing SUNDAY, singing the hits Lee Montgomery. Susan Anspach, Art [A&E] Journey to Adventure (R) 4. “1 Wish It Would Rain Down” Phil Collins (At­ Willis, Bonnie Bedelia, Reginald Veljohn- Jack Webb, Marlon Brando, Teresa Hindle. 1987. Rated R. APRIL 1, James Wright. 1950. son. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) [CN N ] D a yb re a k lantic) [U SA] MOVIE: 'Return of the Killer To­ [U SA ] Hitchhiker (In Stereo) Bond (Roger (5T) Reporters Scheduled: a report on the matoes' In this sequel to the 1977 cult [DIS] Good Morning, Mickeyl 5. “Black Velvet” Alannah Myles (Atlantic) — dangerous work of female DEA agents; Moore) is on the By Hillel Italie 1 0:30PM ® Jack Benny classic, the insane Dr. Gangrene develops [ESP N ] Tennis: Davis Cup Second Gold (More than 500,0(X) sold.) tragedies caused by post-natal depres­ a new strain of violent vegetable. Anthony Round. USA vs. Czechoslovakia (2 hrs., trail of interna­ The Associated Press (!D USA Tonight 6. “Don’t Wanna Fall In Love” Jane Child sion. (60 min.) (Postponed from an earlier Starke, Karen Mistal, John Astin. 1988. 3 0 min.) (Live) tional Jewel thieves date) (In Stereo) (18) Synchronal Research (Warner Bros.) CD Entertainment This [HBO] Baber who also have a NEW YORK — Mid-aflemoon. A Manhattan [A& E] MOVIE: 'The Duellists' Two 1 1 :30PM dS) Tales From the Darkside Week Actor Peter Falk. (60 min.) (In nuclear bomb set 7. “Get Up!” Technotronic (SBK) young officers engage in a series of duels [USA] Cartoon Express hotel room. In walks Smokey Robinson: the d® MOVIE: 'The Pirates of Penzance' A Stereo) to go off at a Eu­ 8. “Here and Now” Luther Vandross (Epic) during the Napoleonic Wars. Keith Carra- band o f fun-loving pirates, led by the Pirate 8:30AM (® Quantum Marketing sweater wool, the jeans denim, the voice a mixture dine, Harvey Keitel, Albert Finney. 1978. dD American Gladiators ropean a ir base. 9. “Nothing Compares 2U” Sinead O’Connor King, celebrates the 21st birthday of one (lB) Choices W e Face of silk and grain. [CNN] Showbiz This Week (R) of their comrades, who reveals that he be­ CD Freddy's Nightmares (60 min.) 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Rob Schneider (20) A ir w o ll (22) M * A * S * H Sun Chien 1981 [HBO] MOVIE: Lean on Me' (CC) Dis [M AX] MOVIE; 'Going Undercover' 5. “Hcre in the Real World” Alan Jackson (Arista) sings carefully, his voice quivering slightly on and Doug Ferrari. (60 min | (22) Real to Reel (2® McLaughlin Group (ID Missing/Reward Disney collectibles; cipline IS the weapon of choice for a man Hired to keep tabs on a spoiled Beverly 6. “Love on Arrival” Dan Seals (Capitol) “laughing,” playing so closely off the guitar th^ the [CNN] Capital Gang (R) (2® Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) valuable flutes owned by musician James determined to clean up a violent, drug- Hills brat, a bumbling private detective ^ This Week on Pit Road infested high school Morgan Freeman. 7. “Strangcr Things Have Happened” Ronnie Mil- words seem to slide from the strings. 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[ESPN ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest lic u i comes to terms with her lamily's prob 57! Firing Lir>e: The Art of Negotiatir>g [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ghoulies IT The unox 9) Steampipe Alley 10. “Hcrc and Now” Luther Vandross (Epic) my tears’ refrain until you wear it out.” [HBO ] One Night Stand (CC) Comic lems Jon Voight. JoBeth Williams. Ellen I 83 Breakthrough peeled arrival of a group of devilish imps [CN N ] Science and Techr>ok>gy Weak Jake Johannsen takes the stage (R) (In 11; Laveme & Shirley Barkin 1986 Rateti PG His voice cracking, Smokey pleads one more 1 9; Point of View porks up business lor a near bankrupt car (R) Black singles Stereo) .16' Financial Freedom [LIFE] Cardiology Update time: “Take a guhhhhhhhhd look at my face ...” By 11 Frederick K. Price nival Damon Martin, Royal Dano, Phil Fon [ESPN] Auto Racir>g Copper World 1. “Spread My Wings" Troop (Atlantic) the end, he’s down on his knees, calling “baby, [LIFE] Frederick K Price dacaro 1988 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) 20/ B u c k R o g e rs [TM C] MOVIE: Chances Are" (CC) A Classic From Phoenix, Anz (R) 18 Divine Plan deceased lawyer, reincarnated as a 23 [T M C ] MOVIE: Hearts of the W est' A 22) Chalice of Salvation (Live) [M AX] MOVIE: Defense of the Realm* 2. “A11 Around the World” Lisa Stansfield (Aris­ baby, baby.” 7:45AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : Luca»' (CC) year-old. accidentally stumbles back into farm boy travels west to become a writer 20 Synchronal Research A British journalist uncovers a link be A boy wuh an advanced IQ struggles with 24: 57! Mister Rogers (CC) (R) his (ormor wife s litc Cybill Shepherd. ta) “He (Gordy) instilled me that idea of telling a of Western novels Jeff Bridges. Alan Ar 22i Jam es Kennedy tween a member of Parliament ar>d a Com heartbreak when he develops a crush on a Robert Downey Jr, Ryan O'Neal 1989 3. “Whip Appeal” Babyfacc (Solar) km. Andy Griffith 1975 Rated PG 26 Paid Program munist agent Gabriel Byrne, Greta story to the degree that I was probably one of the 26i Paid Program teen age girl Corey Haim, Kern Green. Rated PG (In Stereol [USA] Law and Harry McGraw Otarlie Sheen 1986 Rated PG-13 (In 30: S a c rific e of th e M a s s Schacci. Denholm EHiott 1986 Rated PG 4, “Evcrything You Touch” Smokey Robinson most critical of songwriters in the history of 30 Super Memory Stereo) [USA] J e m (Motown) 6:1 0AM [CN N ] Healthweek (R) 38 M y Secret Identity Art thieves kidnap 12:50PM [ESPN] Auto Racir>g songwriters," insisted Robinson, whose new album 38 Kenneth Copeland Erin and one of Dr Jeffcoate s former pro­ 8:00AM [3J Now England Sunday 11:1 0AM [CNN] Travel Guide (R) NASCAR Winston Cup Transouth 500 5. “Rcady or Not” After 7 (Virgin) is called “Love, Smokey." The single “Everything 6:20AM [MAX] Crazy About the 40 Jimmy Swaggart fessors (R) From Darlington, S C (3 hrs ) (Live) Movies: Elvis '56 (CC) A profile of Elvis (8j Quantum Marketing 1 1 :30AM I 3 ! Insport 6, “Lovc Under New Management" Miki Howard You Touch” is already a hit. 61. Funtastic World: Paddington Bear 40 Synchronal Research Presley, whose credits in 1956 included ' 9 ) Bugs, Porky and Friends 8 Better Your Home (R) 1 :00PM 13 ] C o lle g e B a s k e tb a ll C h a m ­ (Atlantic) “When 1 write a song, I don’t want to just write a Heartbreak Hotel,' "Don t Be Cruel, [A & E] Mem ories of China (60 min | Part 61 F a m e pionship Special 2 of 2 11 Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 18 Connecticut Beat 7, “Ncvcr Too Far” Dianne Reeves (EMI) hit record, 1 want a song that in 2291 people can see Hound Dog. ■ and the first of 33 motion [DIS] More About Silly Symphonies 8 Host to Host pictures. 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Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn. 1961 1990. (in Stereo) Society from 1890 to 1895. During his tenure, he The Associated Press Newlyweds set out on their honeymoon in d D Charles in Charge (CC) Jamie be­ Rated PG. (In Stereo) Part 1 of 3. ^ MOVIE: 'Riot' A convict who irritates a three ton trailer and experience a series friends a conceited girl with hopes of get­ Fresh Fields Hester volunteers to de­ [U S A ] Miami Vice (In Stereo) predicted: a prison guard is taken to the isolation of mishaps. Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz. Mar­ MOVIE: 'No Time for Sergeants' A ting into a popular group. (R) liver meals on wheels in addition to looking • “Radio has no future.” NEW YORK — “The first lime I saw him he naive Georgia boy joins the air force and block, where he reluctantly becomes in­ after her new grandson 11:05PM ® Now s (CC) jorie Mam. 1954. [A & E ] Heroes William Reid was awarded e “Hcavier-than-air flying machines are impos­ couldn’t have been much more than 16 years old, a creates mayhem. Andy Griffith. Nick volved in a riot, Jim Brown, Gene Hack- (40) News (38) To Be Announced. the U K ‘s Victoria Cross for heroism in (3|) Friday the 13th: The Series Real-life Adams, Murray Hamilton. 1958 man. 1968. murders provide stories for a best-selling sible.” little ferret of a kid, sharp and quick. Sammy Click. W W II (R) ® Magnum. P.l. Odd Couple • [A & E ] Artur Rubinstein and the London (57) Art Auction novelist. (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) 1 1 :30PM e “X-rays will prove to be a hoax.” Used to run copy for me. Always ran. Always Symphony Orchestra Piano virtuoso A r­ [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday (R) 03) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) ® Voices 8i Visions (CC) Musical influ­ Outsiders Soda faces a difficult deci­ (Sf} Art Auction Kelvin’s goofs arc just a few among the over 300 looked thirsty.” ences on Langston Hughes’ works and the tur Rubinstein joins the London Symphony [D IS ] Yellowstone Aflame Examines sion when he learns that a casual girlfriend Worf fights for his family's honor when his Yellowstone National Park before, during ® i) Married... W ith Children (CC) Peggy long-lost brother arrives (60 min.) (R) (In little stories of failure iiKludcd in Stephen Pile’s Well, Sammy has been miming for nearly 50 importance of Harlem’s 1920s Renaiss­ Orchestra for an evening of Chopin. Schub­ IS pregnant, (60 min ) (In Stereo) ance to his artistic development are exam­ ert and Brahms. Conducted by Andre and after the disastrous forest fire of suspects a woman at the beauty parlor of Stereo) [A&E] Unknown War having an affair with Al (R) (In Stereo) Cannibals in the Cafeteria and Other Famous years now and shows no signs of quitting. ined (60 min.) Part 3 of 13 Previn. (90 min.) (R) 1989 (R) ® Hot Shot Bowling (60 min.) [CNN] Newswatch [A& E] All Creatures Great and Small Failures” (Harper & Row). The endurance of “What Makes Sammy Run?” (il) MOVIE: 'Rebel Without a Cause' A [CN N ] World Report [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (R) (3p) George Michael's Sports Mach­ Siegfried and Cotin are brought together by Pile served as president of the “Not Terribly his first novel and a powerful story of the evil a youth, who has lost respect for his par­ [HBO] MOVIE; 'American Anthem' [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In [DIS] MOVIE: 'Las Girls' Three show­ ine (In Stereo) girls each have their own version of earlier a fish fatality. (60 min ) o ents. gets involved with a gang of juvenile Tw o gymnasts overcome personal and Stereo) Good Club of Great Britain” but was ousted when man can do in his drive for power, no longer travels through Europe with a hit revue. (24) Talking Sports With Rod Michaud delinquents James Dean, Natalie Wood. physical obstacles in their pursuit of a posi­ [C N N ] Week in Review (R) J3 -n, Gene Kelly, Milzi Gaynor, Kay Kendall (%) Jack Van Impe his first collection, “The Book of Heroic Riilures,” surprises Budd Schulberg. Sal Mineo 1955 tion on the national team. Mitch Gaylord, 6:00PM CBS News (CC) [D IS ] M OVIE: That's Dancing!’ The his­ 1957 appeared on a best-seller list. He was accused of “Its initial success was a huge surprise,” says [CNN] Newsday Janet Jones, Michelle Phillips. 1986 ® News (CC) tory of dance in the movies is traced. Fred (38) Christian Lifestyle Magazine S F [E S P N ] Baseball Tonight (60 min ) “having brought shame upon the membership.” Schulberg, an amiable 75-year-old with a thick [DtS] Born Free Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ® MOVIE: 'The Greatest Story Ever Astaire. Shirley MacLaine, John Travolta [C N N ] Sports Tonight Told' Director George Stevens' sprawling [LIFE] Milestones in McKficine Part 1 of 1985 Rated G However, after getting 20,000 inquiries from people mane of white hair. “Random House only printed [H B O ] M O VIE: 'Cousins' (CC) Romance [LIFE ] Physicians' Journal Update (R) [LIFE] Interrtal Medicine Update (R) hronicle of the life and times of Jesus 2 [E S P N ] Boxing (2 hrs.) (Live) — m develops between two married adults af­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Torch Song Trilogy' ® MOVIE: Just Tell Me who wished to join, the club dissolved itself on “the 2,000 copies because that’s all it expected to sell. Christ, Max Von Sydow. Dorothy McGuire, [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Split Decisions' Three 1 1 :35PM ter their respective spouses begin having Adaptation of the Tony Award-winning [LIFE ] Cardiology Update (R) W hat You W ant' A wealthy business Charlton Heston 1965 generations of an Irish boxing family come grounds that it was now a roaring success. Even as O o “In fact, publisher Bennett Cerf told me that if it an affair Ted Danson, Isabella Rossellini, play. A sensitive drag queen searches for [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Hero and the Terror' magnate grooms one of the women in his together when a young man steps into the sold over 2,000 copies he’d take me to dinner at the Sean Young, 1989 Rated PG-13. (In love in a wortd that disapproves of his li­ Q D M OVIE: 'S .O .S. Titanic' The courage An L A cop becomes obsessed with cap­ secretarial pool to become his mistress failures, we failed.” ring in place of his murdered brother. Gene ^ CD Stereo) festyle Harvey Fierstein, Anne Bancroft. and horror that accompanied the most turing an exceptionally brutal serial killer All MacGraw, Alan King, Dina Merrill Pile observes in his introduction that “success is 21 Club. Well, it sold so well that he had to take me tragic sea disaster ever, the sinking of the Hackman, Craig Sheffer, Jeff Fahey. 1988. [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) Matthew Broderick. 1988 Rated R. Chuck Norris. Brynn Thayer, Steve James, 1980 overrated and Man’s real genius lies in quite the op­ H - < to dinner at 21 a lot more than once.” Titanic, IS recounted David Janssen, Rated R 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Hero and the Terror' 3:30PM CD NBA Basketball: Utah Cions Leachman, Susan Saint James. f4(j) M O VIE: 'Je t Pilot' International diplo­ posite direction. Being really bad al something re­ The story of Sammy Click and his monomania- Jazz at Los Angeles Lakers (C C ) (2 hrs., [U SA] Equalizer m . An L A. cop becomes obsessed with cap­ 1979 9 :3 0 P M .18) Synchronal Research macy is threatened when an American quires skill, panache, style and utter individualism.” cal lust to succeed in Hollywood first appeared turing an exceptionally brutal serial killer 30 min.) (Live) 7 :3 0 P M [CNN] Sports Sunday pilot falls in love with a Russian defector. 08) Synchronal Research (24) Butterflies John Wayne. Janet Leigh 1957, Chuck Norris, Brynn Thayer. Steve James. (S4) Travelin' Gourmet (R) [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine Part 2 of He then proceeds to make his case with a large col­ early in 1941, and Schulberg says it has bran “al­ 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) (20) MOVIE; 'Sister, Sister' A congres­ '6D Open House (CC) LiolIiI and Ted are 3:50PM [ESPN ] Auto Racing Contin­ sional aide runs into serious sibling rivalry 2 shocked when McSwain hires an 18 year- 1 1 :40PM [MAX] MOVIE: April lection of blunders. ^ m most constantly in print all of these years. I think it [ U S A ] Miami Vice (In Stereo) Fool's Day' A group of young preppies ues when he checks into a mysterious Louis­ 8 :0 0 P M ® Murder. She Wrote ICC) old as second in-command, (In Stereo) Among them: has sold at least 2 million copies by now.” iana inn Eric Stoltz, Jennifer Jason Leigh, faces death from an unknown source 1 :30PM Women's College Bas­ (X) (40) Basketball Writers' The puzzling suicide of a woman who has [L IF E ] Internal Medicine Update (R) a The fastest failure of a driving test took place in Random House recently issued a new hard-cover ketball: NCAA Tournament Champion­ 4:00PM Judith Ivey 1988 when they are stranded on an island De­ Player of the Year Awards been charged with her husband's murder borah Foreman. Griffin O ’Neal, Deborah ship Game (CC) From Thompson-^ling prompts Jessica to question her guilt. (60 1 0 : 0 0 P M ® News (CC) 1981, when an Englishman named Thomson “failed r- 33 edition of the book, which it calls the “50th An­ 122 (^30) (40) News Goodrich 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) Arena in Knoxville. Tenn (2 hrs.) (Live) ( X Run for Your Life mm ) (R) (In Stereo) 01) USA Tonight the test before the examiner had even got into the niversary Edition.” (24) The Doctor Is In O O (T) ( ^ PGA Golf: Independent Insur­ 0$ Synchronal Research X (4(^ America's Funniest Home Vi­ CI8) Synchronal Research 1 1 :55PM [H B O ] Not Necessarily the car. Arriving at the test centre he tooted the horn to Schulberg admits that’s jumping the gun a bit, ance Agent Open (CC) Final round from (26. Crazy Like a Fox New s (60 min.) (In Stereo) O “H ( ^ M O VIE; The Billion Dollar Threat' deos (CC) Clips include hazards of being .20} New Life summon the examiner, who strode out to the but says: “Look at it this way. I started writing it in Woodlands, Texas. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) America's ace intelligence agent battles a (^ St. Elsewhere m the limelight, more looney 90K shots, a (24 Masterpiece Theatre: The Real m rn ( ^ Tony Brown's Journal (R) criminal who plans to destroy life on Earth (57j Nature (CC) A profile of the Haida Indi­ girl's gorilla " dieam (In Stereo) vehicle, said it was illegal to sound your hom while 1939, so the first half is 50 years old. Besides, I had Charlotte (CC) After Francie refuses if he IS not paid a billion dollars. Dale Robi­ ans. whose life on British Columbia's ® (26) Paid Program S CO [C N N ] Moneyweek (R) 11) Star Search (60 min ) (In Stereo) Christopher's proposal, she quarrels with 1 2:00AM stationary, announced that Thomson had failed and a book of short stories coming out, ‘Love, Action, nette, Patrick Macnee. Ralph Bellamy Queen Charlotte Islandr reflects a deep 18) Synchronal Research Charlotte and leaves the lodge (60 min ) i18) Home Shopping Club strode back in again.” Laughter and Other Sad Tales,’ and the publisher [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update 1979 respect for nature (60 mm ) (In Stereo) 20) MOVIE: 'Father's Little Dividend' A Part 2 of 3 (22) Synchronal Re*aarch 2:00PM ® MOVIE: 'Palm Springs (^4) Wonderworks: Princess Kate (CC) (61j Star Trek; The Next Generation (CC) a The slowest postal delivery began July 14, wanted them to come out together.” man's expectations of a life of ease follow­ 26 Paid Program O O Weekend' The local police try to keep the Pan 1 of 2 Picard IS abducted and replaced by an evil (301 How to Get a Second Paycheck 1938. A London man, irked by the sex manuals on ing his daughter's marriage are shattered Schulberg was well-equipped to write his novel parties and fights in hand during Easter impostor. (60 min ) (In Stereo) ,38' W ar of the Worlds The Morthren or­ Without Getting a Second Job m z ( ^ Hersey's Hollywood when the young woman announces she is his local library’s shelves, posted a letter of com­ of Hollywood. He was the son of B J*. Schulberg, a weekend in Palm Springs Troy Donahue. der a half-human, half alien boy to obtain '381 Odd Couple [DIS] MOVIE: The Gnome Mobile' [A & E ] Spaceflight Martin Sheen narrates Connie Stevens. T y Hardin 1963, pregnant Colorized version Spencer information on genetic engineering (60 plaint. “Although the library was only a mile away o > newsman who had gone into scriplwriting and then this history of human ventures into space, (57) Art Auction (CC) Tw o children and their uncle help a Tracy. Joan Bennett. Elizabeth Taylor mm ) (R) (In Stereo) from his home address, his letter arrived in 1976, > 1“ had worked his way up until he was the head of the 1 ^ M O V IE: 'Cop Killers' Tw o police offi­ pair of forest gnomes search for other including the use of the rocket as a weapon 1951 :61' Gene Scott cers must survive a death-defying hunt for members of their clan Walter Brennan, during World War II, breaking the sound $7 Art Auction 24) Living Planet: A Portrait of the Earth [A & E ] Cities at W ar Part 2 of 4 (R) 38 years, 7 months, 5 weeks and 1 day later, by J3 CO Paramount Pictures studio on the West Coast. a cop killer Harvey Keitel, John Lydon barrier, the launching of Sputnik I and the Matthew Garber, Karen Dotrice. 1967 )61 Booker (CC) A high school friend turns which time the librarian had died and the library Schulberg grew up in Hollywood and says with a 1984 Rated G. formation of NASA. (60 mm ) (R) S7: Art Auction [C N N ] World Report to Booker for help when he becomes en­ had been closed.” 33 > wry smile that “being raised in Hollywood, it ( ^ (j^ SportsWorid: Michael Carbajal [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) [CNN] This Week in the NBA .61, America's Most Wanted A special gaged to two women (60 mm ) (In Stereo) [E S P N ] Tennis: Davis Cup Second vs. Luis Monzote A Junior Flyweight bout report commemorating the more than Round. US A vs. Czechoslovakia (2 hrs ) [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) A power com­ 100 > wasn’t difficult for me to come up with the idea of scheduled for 10 rounds, from Caesars [ M A X ] M O V IE: 'Big' (CC) A carnival captures.resulting frpn\thq show’.s fugitiyo [A & E ] Don Everfy and Jack "C o w bo y" pany project is interrupted by an important (Taped) Tahoe in Lake Tahoe. Nev. (60 min ) (Live) wishing machine miraculously transforms pfbfiles* and Its effe'd^ on community law Clement Premiere Cowboy Clement and 33 Sammy. 'There were a lot of people in Hollywood discovery (In Stereo) [L IF E ] Sel(-)mpfOvement Guide a 13-year-old schoolboy into a 35-year'Oid enforcement and crirne victims (60 mm ) Don Everly present a session of classic that were like Sammy and a lot of behavior like his. (j^ Adam Smith's Money World man Tom Hanks. Elizabeth Perkins. Rob- country and western music (60 mm ) [U S A ] HoUywood Insider Best Sellers [L IF E ] Final Common Pathway (In Stereo)^’* ' ' ' “Sammy’s based on a number of actual people. I (5?) Mystery!: A Taste for Death (CC) en Loggia 1988. Rated PG (In Stereo) [C N N ] C N N News Commander Dalgliesh looks into Be- [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Prime Risk' A young [A & E ] Citfto at W ar Part 2 of 4 1 2:30AM ® At the Movie* Good [U SA ] Double Trouble couple discovers a plan to sabotage the Fiction took a little from one person and some frcMn others. rowne's strange behavior, which includes [CNN] Primenews [H B O ] M OVIE: Cousins' (CC) Romance Fellas (Roben De Niro) ( X (4Q) Boxing: Simon Brown U S Federal Reserve system. Toni Hud­ develops between two married adults at Sammy’s an idea thief and there were plenty of taking refuge in a seedy London church 4:30PM [ESPN] C o llie Basketball Slam Dunk ',11; Friday the 13th: The Series Johnny, 1. “The Bourne Ultimatum,” Robert Ludlum vs. Tyrone Trice Scheduled 12-round IBF son. Lee Montgomery 1985 Rated PG- ter their respective spouses begin having Micki and Jack search for deadly Japanese (60 min ) Part 2 of 6 13 and Three Point Championship (60 min ) those around when I was a kid. A lot of writers Welterweight bout. (90 min ) (Live) an affair Ted Danson. Isabella Rossellini, statues (60 min.) (Rl (In Stereo) 2. “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” Dr. Seuss [A & E ] Shortstories A stuttering youth (Live) Sean Young 1989 Rated PG 13 (In talked about how they’d mention an idea they had 18) Synchronal Research [USA] Murder. She Wrote 3. “The Scions of Shannara,” Terry Brooks must conquer his fears in Voice in Exile” . [HBO] MOVIE; Chances Are' (CC) A Stereo) 28, [U S A ] Paid Program at a cocktail party and someone would overhear Webb Wilder, Private Eye ” (60 min ) '38) Odd Couple ® News (CC) 4. “The Bad Place,” Dean R. Koontz 6:30PM deceased lawyer, reincarnated as a 23 [LIFE ] Obstetrics/Gynecoiogy Update 30 Fashion Report Spring fashions from them and steal the idea. [CN N ] Week in Review [A & E ] David Bowie Jazzin' for Blue 8 , 40 ABC News (CC) year-old, accidentally stumbles back into Li/ Claiborne. Perry Ellis and Bill Blass 5. “Bitter Sweet,” LaVyrle Spencer (Rl Hosts actor Doug Barr, actress Clare Kirk- [DIS] MOVIE: A Challenge for Robin Jean The rocker stars in this fantasy based 16 Synchronal Research his former wife's life Cybill Shepherd. 6. “Clear and Present Danger,” Tom Clancy “It happened to me later. I mentioned a story idea on his song "Blue Jean *' (R) Rol>en Downey Jr. Ryan O'Neal 1989 [M AX] MOVIE: Dead Calm' (CC) A connell Hood' Robin and hts Merry Men battle a mysterious stranger and a boatload of I had at a party and some guy heard me and sold it. 22 .30 NBC News Rated PG (In Stereo) 7. “Counterattack,” W £.B. Griffin tyrant who has gained control over the [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecoiogy Update corpses spell trouble fur two vacationers 38 W ar of the Wortd* Kincaid and Harri :24 Fight Back! W ith David Horowit I learned fast to keep my ideas to myself. Hol­ serfs Barrie Ingham. James Hayter, Leon (R) 2 [LIFE] Physicians’ Journal Update (R) on the high seas Sam Neill, Nicole Kidman, son take a trip back to 1953 when Malzor 8. “Devices & Desires,” PJ7. James Greene 1968 Rated G (CC) Food storage bag challenge. Vietnam visits the site of the original alien invasion [USA] My Sister Sam [M AX] MOVIE: The Presidio' (CC) An Billy Zane 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) 9. "Tales From Margariiavillc,” Jimmy Buffett lywood then was a land of opportunity and oppor­ veterans exposed to Agent Orange, cable- (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) Army provost joins forces with a San Fran tunists.” dD CinemAttractions TV rates (R) [U S A ] Crime Story (In Stereo) 10. “Daddy,” Danielle Steel [M AX] MOVIE; 'Overboard' (CC) An 5:00PM cisco detective to solve the murder of a 1 2:55AM (HB0]M0VIE: JoJoDao Schulberg left Hollywood to attend college at [C N N ] Inside Business 1 0 l3 0 P M 19) Jack Benny amnesiac millionairess is duped into be i 16) Syrtchronal Research female guard at the historic military base car. Your Life Is Calling' (CC) Autobiog' Non-fiction Dartmouth and it was while he was there that he lieving that she s married to a beer- (24j All Creatures Great and Small [D IS ] Animals of Africa Examinaies how Sean Connery, Mark Harmon. Meg Ryan 11 Dionne and Friends Scheduled Sur­ raphy of comedian Pryor, from his early guzzling carpenter Goldie Hawn. Kurt Rus­ elephants effectively use their trunks 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) face. Randy Crawford (In Stereo) day.' in show brz to his near fatal encoun 1. “Secrets About Men Every Woman Should wrote “Sammy,” first using the character in some T.J. Hooker Host Joan Embery sell. Edward Herrmann 1987 Rated PG [U S A ] M O V IE: The Take' A former 18 Synchror\at Research ter with drugs Rtchard Pryor. [}ebbte Al Know,” Barbara De Angclis short stories. “Those stories appeared in Liberty (In Stereo) '38 Hart to Hart [ESPN] SportsCenter Miami detective sets up shop as a private len. Art Evans 1986 Rated H (In Stereo) )57 Matter of Taste 26 Paid Program 2. “Wealth Without Risk,” Charles Givens magazine and form the opening and closing chap­ [USA] Women's Tennis: U S. Hard- [H B O ] M OVIE: 'House II: The Second investigator after serving four years t>ehind , 3) New Englartd SurKlay |R) [LIFE ] Family Practice Update (R) 1 :00AM ters of the novel. He also is a walk-on character in court Championships Finals, from San 61 M y Secret Identity Art thieves kidnap Story' (CC) A young man gets involved in bars for an indiscretion Ray Sharkey. Lisa 3. “Beware the Naked Man Who Offers You His Hartman. R Lee Ermey 1990 (In Stereo) ,30 That's the Spirit some other stories I wrote.” Antonio. Texas (2 hrs ) (Live) Erin and one of Dr Jeffcoate's former pro a struggle lor an enchanted skull in his fa­ 1 1 : 0 0 P M (3 ! New* (CC) Shirt,” Harvey Mackay fessors (R) mily s ancestral mansion. Arye Gross [A & E ] All Creatures Great arxl Small 2:30PM (24; Firing Lina: A Princaly 8 :3 0 P M ® 140) Rosoanne (CC) Ro ® 26, Paid Program Siegfried arxl Coim are brought together by 4. “Megatrends 20()0,” John Naisbill and Patricia “What Makes Sammy Run?” did not sit well with Look at Rutsia and Easlarn Europe [A & E ] Eagle and the Bear (CC) Syria and Jonathan Stark, Royal Dano 1987. Rated seanr>e yets a passionate kiss from one of (I T Cheer* (CC) a fish fatality (60 min ) (R) Hollywood’s bigwigs. Egypt launch an attack on Israel (R) PG-13 Dan's poker buddies (R) (In Stereo) Aburdcnc (LIFE] Cardiologv Update |R| [TM C ] MOVIE: Fancy Pants' A drgni s “In the eyes of the moguls, 1 was considered a [CNN] Newswatch [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) 118) Syr>chrortal Research ' 18) Jimmy Swaggert 5. “Barbarians at the Gate,” Bryan Buirough and (11 MOVIE: Prince o1 the tied man brings culture to the Indians Bob 3:00PM [ESPN ] Seniors PGA Golf; Tradition at '20) ln*ight-Out John Hclyar traitor,” Schulberg recalls. “They regarded my book City' A New York City detective is torn 7:00PM C£) so Minutes (CC) (60 min | 9 : 0 0 P M ® K i O VIE: T oo Young the Hope Lucrtle Ball. Bruce Cabot 1950 Desert Mountain Final round from Scotts­ between federal pressure and loyalty to his (In Stereo) Hero' (C C ) A fact-based account of the (2Z< 301 New* Rated G 6. “Mcaiu of Ascent,” Robert A. Caro as an act of treachery. They felt I was biting the dale, Artz (90 min ) (Live) hand that had fed me from my tender years. I was fellow officers when he joins a special in CD (40' Life Goes On (CC) Becca exposes events that followed 12-year-old Calvin 124) Never the Twain [U S A ] Paid Program 7. “Parting With Illusions,” Vladimir Pozner vestigations unit exposing police corrup­ [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Paramedics' A belliger a kindly janitor's criminal past when she Graham's er>kstment in the Navy durir>g <38) A «k the Manager MOVIE: 'RiUry 8. “It Was on Fire When I Lay Down on It," not welcome in Hollywood, obviously, so I con­ tion Treat Williams. Jerry Orbach, Lindsay ent boss and a violent gang war compli writes for the school's underground news­ World War II Rick Schroder. John De­ 1 :10AM [MAX] and Art Auction tinued to live in the East and I was quite content. Crouse 1981 cate life for two freewheeling ambulance paper (60 min ) (In Stereo) Vries. Rick Warr>er 1968 (R) (In Stereo) (55 Pete' (CC) To escape the polxta arxl a bro Robert Pulghum drivers George Newbern. Christopher ken romatx:e. an inventor arxl h«* sister '16. Horn# Shoppirtg Club X MOVIE; 'Down mnd Out in Bev­ ®1) Ar*ank> Hall (R) On Stereo) 9. “Dear Dad,” Louie Anderson After a while, I was forgiven, and I go back from McDonald, Javier Grajeda 1988 Rated Synchrortal Research taka oft (or a rtaw bfa m the Ausvakan exit erly Hills' (C C ) A derekct ends up m the [A & E ] Cerolino'* Comedy Hour (60 n M O VIE: Doctor Dolittia' A Victorian PG-13 (In Stereo) 21) !30) MOVIE: 'Not Quha Human II' back. Stephen Keemey. Naia Larxks 10. “Raw Recruits," Alexander Wolff time to time to write movie scripts.” era doctor turns his back on human beings swimming pool of e crazy ' ‘rKxiveeu riche’* rmn ) 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) [LIF E ] CardiolOQV Update (R) (CCI An android intent on becoming more — Courtesy of Waldcnbooks to commuracate with the animal wortd couple er>d is adopted into their household. [C N N ] Inaid* Bu*in**s (R) Nick Nohe. ^ t t e Midler. Richard Dreyfuss 1 :30AM (ID W ar of the W orlds Rex Harrison. Samantha Egqar. [ T M C ] M O V IE; Luces' (CC) A boy with coatinmta [D IS ] MOVIE: '2001: A Space Ody* 1986 (R) (In Stereo) 1 9 9 0 Medicine is another option to sinus operation FOCUS/Adyice sociated with magical properties. Of course, such proper­ DEAR DR. GOTT; I’ve suffered from headaches for more than 35 years. A CT scan revealed tissue thickening ties were merely fantasy. Children bom with pieces of at­ in the ethmoid sinuses, which my doctor believes ^ y tached amnion are the same as any other children. TTius, contribute to the chronic head pain. He suggests sinus Dr. Gott your mother’s observation confirms a recognized medi­ The best drivers are prepared for the worst surgery. Is there another option? cal phenomenon of no particular consequence. DEAR READER: Chronic sinus infeaion often Peter Gott, M.D. You replied: “If the person’s word is good, there is no causes headache. Thickening of the lining of the ethmoid DEAR ABBY: I am asking for your help to educate I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME difference.” sinuses, behind the eyes next to the nose, indicates a 1^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 161 million American motorists on some basic emergen­ Abby, I submit, if the person’s word is no good, there source of chronic irritation that could be due to infection be related to your ethmoid problem at all. This further cy roadside tips. It is tragic that many of the 48,000 Dear Abby is no difference, either. or allergies. I don’t know whether an operation to clean complicates a condition for which you need advice from Unscramble these four Jumbles, one loiter to each square, to form deaths last year on our highways were not due to careless DONALD REDDY, out your ethmoid sinuses would alleviate your competent specialists. four ordinary words. driving, but to roadside accidents following a break­ LAKE ORION, MICH. DEAR DR. GOTTT: My mother told me before she Abigail Van Buren headaches. down. I believe you should seek a second opmion from passed away that I was bom with a veil over my face. ROHON Every year, thousands of inexp>erienced drivers enter DEAR DONALD: Touche. Either way, there is no another ear-nosc-throat specialist. If the surgeon agrees Please tell me what this means. our crowded highways with little or no knowledge of difference. with your doctor, he or she can present you with a DEAR READER: The amnion is a thin but tough how to handle a roadside breakdown. Being caught in a the vehicle while waiting for assistance. detailed analysis of the problem, the risks of surgery and membrane that covers the fetus and contains the amniotic roadside emergency is dangerous — but knowing what to Do walk on the shoulder facing traffic if you must the chances for success. fluid, which bathes the unborn child. During birth, por­ do once that breakdown occurs can allow motorists to walk for help. DEAR ABBY: In response to letters about discrimina­ tions of the amnion may cling to the baby’s head. At FROO tion and humiliation suffered by exceptionally tall At this point, you need the expert advice of specialists. respond safely and quickly, dramatically reducing the Do keep a working flashlight and emergency kit in Perhaps medicine, such as antibiotics and decongestants, times, amniotic remnants appear to form a cap; the new­ people, I was reminded of a 6-foot, 7-inch acquaintance chances of injury or death. your car at all times. might enable you to avoid an operation. Possibly, an al­ born is said to be bom with a caul. When the ammon of mine. He got so tired of people he hardly knew asking That is why the National Safety Council, the American lergist could devise ways to cure the ethmoid irritation covers the face, the baby is said to be bom with veil. o Automotive Safety Foundation have started the En­ DEAR ABBY: You were asked, “What is the dif­ him if he played basketball, he got a shirt on which is Centuries ago, being bom with a caul or a veil was as­ YIM TID THISVWSHT BE without surgery. And, of course, your headaches may not MORE AFPRBOAJEP - n lightened Driver Program. Through the program, ference between saying you will do something and printed, “No. Do you play miniature golf?” I motorists are urged to equip their cars with the basic promising to do it?” J.K. IN LAKELAND, FLA. IF WE WERESIVEN ^ F safety tools — a woricing flashlight and extra batteries, a IT l a t e r IN LIFE, Tire extinguisher, jumper cables, spare tire kit, first aid FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob ThavM BOUTI D Now arrange the circled letters to kit, tool kit and flares or warning triangles. A well-equi­ ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson form the surprise answer, as sug­ — m pped car with these breakdown basics will help drivers gested by the above cartoon. O o get back on the road safely and quickly. Motorists arc CLLINIC ^ 03 also urged to learn the “breakdown rules of the road” — Print answer hem: ^ A A A J C s H - < safety tips on what to do once trouble occurs. (Answers Monday) Thanks, Abby, for helping us to get the word out to the Jumbles; FUSSY LAUGH BAUBLE GIMLET m . Yesterday's 161 million motorists who need to be prepared. Being Answer He who indulges------BULGES o ^ prepared can be as easy as knowing how to get pas­ sengers out of the vehicle and away from o-afilc. Far ad­ Nd present Each tetter in the cipher star>ds tor arK>lher TodMy s cfoe J equsts Y will be a real eye-opener for anyone with the philosophy THE BORN LOSER by Aft Sansom of being prepiared, as well as the parents of teen-agers in­ 'EPI USVWFP: T terested in safeguarding their adolescents. Since an en­ IWCPCY, ,yO L M ... a O lightened driver is a safe driver. I’m including a few of y / '(tX)60r'(tXJK ZLJEWYTX YSTFWMV m z those sal'ety tips: PK&SCRIPTIOMS o > QLTQ HPVWME WM WIXEPUP. > 1“ Rules of the road 33 03 In the event your car breaks down on the road: TUAXPEYPMYP TMU Do get the vehicle as far off the road as possible. 33 > ooacp:, P M U E T a Do get the passengers out of the veWcle and away COMc > from tr^fic. G« c>^lY! KTSSWTVP.' — - o Do set up flares or warning trainagles at least 250 feet behind the vehicle. SAHPSQ HJSMP. Do stand on the shoulder at least 100 feet behind the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "All I can say I've done is agitate the air lor ten or fifteen minutes, and then boom. It's vehicle to signal for help. THE ORIZWELLS by Bill Schorr WINTHROP by Dk* Csvsill gone!" — Edward R. Murrow Do keep your seat belt on if you must remain inside „ lUHAVE A 5AUFWCttAirr H0W,VIW«rW3)DU flHVt. 3KUUY v o u D UDCX a O T T E H OM WkGM?.. PWHVCWnV IN A MUSTACHE. TW-.l«EPOR KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright SNAFU by Bruc* Baattl* wwrrf ?

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Lofty brick columns flank the Providing Tax and Financial 288 Center Street CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER high, gabled cnU'yway of the Prim­ Accounting Services to Serving The Area For 25 Years rose 1, giving a stately and spacious Method grows We Buy and Sell House of the Week Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens feel to a contemporary home that is Businesses and Individuals actually on the small side. The brick plants faster Baseball Cards Total Remodeling facade and cultured stone still on the H.M. Igdalsky, M .S.T. Mon to Sat. 3 PM to 7 PM 645-6961 Visrt Our Newly Remodeled Showroom front, window positively exude Talk With Our CertjfiSd Kilchen Designer solidity and permanence. While the Certified Public Accountant arched garage doors and window, By Earl Aronson APPLIANCES REPAIRED itchens Designed To Work For You as well as the round window, add The Associated Press 150 North Main Street For House calls — 646-4800 ■ L e sC a re grace. x-^UM-myi KITCHENS >NC Those handy flowering bedding plants, which Manchester, Connecticut Designed primarily with empty, 25 Olcotl Street, help gel gardeners off to a fast start, can be grown WIBA r ’lb' or nearly empty, nesters in mind, the 647-4810 6 4 3 -4 6 4 4 Manchester home is compact and easy to care in less than half the usual time in special com­ Sandwiches & Salads for. Once inside there are no dif­ puter-controlled growth rooms. 6 4 9 -7 5 4 4 'W ficult flights of steps to negotiate, Cornell University, which developed computer- and, if desired, the entry steps could controlled chambers, foresees a significant boost to o JO T l be replaced by a gently sloping PRIMROSE 1 the nation’s $500-million-a-year bedding plants in­ walkway. dustry. iJJaiirhpfltpr Hpraiti GARNER'S ^ F Inside, the sense of spaciousness The growth rooms control key environmental factors dial boost plant development, including Rug & Upholstery Cleaning carries over dramatically. Windows, LIVING MembarMembi MarKhnsier temperature, light intensity, amount of fertilizer and Serving the Manchester Chambar Of Commerct — m which arch over and around the BEDROOM 2 We carry a complete line of tools & supplies front door, flood the one-and-a-half GREAT ROOM DECK carbon dioxide levels. Using growth rooms, Cornell area for 100 years O o researchers have produced impatiens seedlings from for the Installer or Do-It-Yourselfer story, vaulted entry area with warm, 25®* 21® ALUMINUM SERVICES seeds in a record time of 16-18 days, compared 16 Brainard Place ^ DO natural light More windows form SERVING HOMEOWNERS FOR OVER 30 YRS most of one wall of the wide, open with 35-40 days in typical greenhouse conditions. Manchester Open 6 Days a week H - < great roenn, which combines the Quality was reported “much better” by researcher m . kitchen, dining, and living areas. David R. Drecsen, who also is testing geraniums, ___ .CLOSET pansies and begonias. 203-643-2711 Had the designer walled each room ^ the eating bar insures that those FLOOR PLAN “With 24 hours of lighting,” Dreesen said, “the 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER > 1“ doing clean-up tasks need not be cut PLAN N« S3 0 -SI COMBINATION STORM seedlings grow continuously, resulting in more stur­ • MIRRORS• SHOWER DOORS• STORE FRONTS JO CD off from activities or discussions • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. going on elsewhere in the room. dy, vigorous, unifomt, compact and heavy plants ALUMINUM SERVICES WINDOWS & DOORS IN ANY COLOR than those grown under greenhouse conditions.” Ample storage is available in cup­ S£RviNC, HOni.ov[iNEr.s fon o/ffl JO ros 33 > Under the new method, seeds are sown in soilless the garage and bedrooms. Those Landmark Designs, P.O. Box 2307, FULLY INSURED > boards and pantry. growing mediums oallcd “plugs,”-which are shaped - For increased privacy, the master who like to sew will quickly realize Eugene, Ore. 97402. (Be sure to ■o like small ice cubes in plastic trays and are ger­ FREE ESTIMATES suite is located on the opposite side specify plan name and number when that the light by the window makes minated in the computcr-conU'olIed growth room. J.N.L;' M a rk e tin g of the family living area from the it a perfect place for a sewing ordering). Designers, architects and OSTERLUND REFRIGERATION other two b lo o m s. Each sleeping readers with plans they would like MANCHESTER machine. The lO-by-20-inch tray has as many as 512 Bacteriostatic Water Systems HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING area has its own bathroom. For a study plan of the PRIM­ to see featured also are invited to contact Landmark. plugs, the equivalent of 350 plugs per square foot. RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL A utility room is tucked between ROSE 1 (33051), send $5 to When seedlings are an inch Ldl, growers sell them ‘ s SALES • INSTALLATION • SERVICE to greenhouse flower growers, who transplant them WATER & AIR 649-1106 GAS • L P • OIL into retail packs and continue to grow them in greenhouses until they reach several inches tall. THE WAY IT USED TO BE Formaldehyde can be harmful - VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Caa Us... These young plants sold to consumers arc referred "Try It You'll Like It" humans. products adhere to some guidelines, to as bedding plants or transplants. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 649-2655 means even recently built houses By Popular Mechcinics Formaldehyde risk from conven­ 705 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER For The Associated Press tional housing using conventional should not have a problem. Drecsen said that while Cornell tests have 37 French Road 150 N. Main Street construction techniques is minimal. But if someone in your family is centered on impatiens, the most popular bedding Business; 647-4830 Your Williamton Dealer Bolton. CT 06043 QUESTION: I’ve been hearing a Many builders have shifted away sensitive, you can ventilate the area plant species grown in this country, other popular Manchester, CT 06040 Home: 643-1892 lot about the dangers of formal­ from particleboard in favor of ex­ and paint the surface of the formal­ flowering plants, herbaceous perennials, cut flowers wnings • accountants • air-conditioning dehyde pollution in the air inside my terior grade plywood which contains dehyde-containing product with any marketed in winter, and pot-grown flower and con­ M anchester Landscaping & Design home. What is the source of this a different resin. And the National paint that acts as a vapor retarder. tainer-grown tree and shrub seedlings could be • auto parts • bakers • builders grown in computer growth rooms. MANCHESTER pollution and what can be done article Board Association and the This is especially important in the buyers • bartenders •c^.i'penters Residential Hardwood Plywood Manufacturers case of medium-density fiberboard. FYee Estimates about it? Because annual flowering bedding plants arc MEMORIAL CO. This product is the highest emitter car washers • ’ \hild care Commercial ANSWER: Formaldehyde is a Association have developed volun­ sold to consumers from February in the Southern Fully Insured resin used in home products such as tary standards to reduce the sub­ of formaldehyde and is not governed Idesigne slates through June in other parts of the country, • drillers Opp Eait Cemetery hardwood plywood used in wall stance in their products. The amount by voluntary standards. I driven' \n eie continuous year-round production of other plant b « electricians OVER 4 5 paneling, particleboard used in un- of formaldehyde released depends varieties is necessary to justify the economics of enginet' I'rminators YEARS derlayment, and medium-density on the surface area containing for­ QUESTION: We have a faucet such an operation,” Drecsen said. Iframeri' CALL 649-5807 EXPERIENCE fiberboard used in furniture, maldehyde aixl the volume of the that squeals when it is turned on par­ turners 643-8934 countertops and cabinets. People house. Smaller houses and mobile tially. The squeal stops when the Drecsen said that seedlings of one kind or sensitive to the formaldehyde faucet is turned past a critical point. another could be grown continuously in an assemb­ • haircut homes, which contain a lot of these general contractors QUALITY MEMORIALS Complete Lawn Care emitted by these kinds of material boards, have a likelihood (d’ higher What causes the squeal and what ly line setup, with newly seeded crops entering one HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER experience burning eyes and irrita­ emission rates. Formaldehyde emis­ can I do to eliminate it? end of the line and marketable seedlings exiting the heaters • janitors • masons , Trees & Shrubs ■ Timber Walls tion of the mucous membranes. It is sion rates do lessen over lime. This, ANSWER: A squealing faucet is other end. ^opticians • plumbers • pools * Stone Work & Patios • Snow Removal also a probable cause of cancer in coupled with the fact that many usually the result of a worn washer. 1 9 9 0 « * FOCUS/Hobbies CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Nollcet Lolt/Lond ter Sole...... Merchandise M usicol Ite m s ...... invtttm tnl Property ...... Cameras ond Photo Eouipment.. Lo» t'F au n4...... •u iin tii ProiMrty ...... Heiidev Seosenet...... 7t Pots ond Supplies ...... ^ •r to n a ii ...... J* Retort Properly ...... S p ccioli^ D cj^ lf! 1 M iscellaneous ter S e tt...... Photography Annouoctnitnlt...... M o rie o e e t...... Antipuei end CellectiMee...... 71 Toe S o les...... Wonted to iM y ...... Services Rooflne/Sldlnp...... C ie th ln e ...... 71 Wonted to Buv/Trode ...... F to e rin f...... f u r n itu r e ...... 74 Emplovnient A Education Rentals Child C ore...... Eleciricol ...... TV/Steree/Appllonces...... 7S Citonlno Services...... 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By John Dingman READ YOUR AO: Clossiftd Rdvdnisemenls drt RATES: 1 to 6 dove: 90 cents oer line per day. DEADLINES: For clossifled odvertlsments to token by teleohone os o convenience. The The Associated Press 7 to 19 doyt; 70 cents oer line oer day. be published Tuesdoy through S'lturdoy. the Monchciter Herotd Is resoontible for only one 70 to 35 doys: 60 cents o tr tin# oer doy. Ocodilne Is noon on the doy before publica­ incorrect Insertion ond then only for the site of ' t 36 or more days: SO cents oer line per day. tion. For odvertisements to be published the orlglnol Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the voiue of the odvertlsemtnt will not be It saddens me to admit that photographers, both Minimum chorte: 4 lines. Monday, the deodilne Is 9:)0 o.m. on Friday. amateur and pro, are among die worst litterbugs corrected by on oddltlonol insertion. around. The next time you’re at some site or event that atuacts photographers, notice the film boxes, IHELP IHELP cassettes, flash bulbs and Polaroid strips some Notices I PART TIME HELP -n shooters carelessly leave behind. PERSONALS HELP WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED After a new roll of film is opened, it’s so easy to O P A R T - MEDICAL office needs POSTAL SERVICE RESPONSIBLE loving thoughtlessly toss aside the cardboard box and plas­ As a condition precedent CHRIS ROWLANDS Is on person needed to core J 3 n to the placement of any enthusiastic and ener­ TIME/TEMPORARY- toll time person with JOBS-Solarv to $65K. Nationwide. Entry tor 3 children In South tic canister, even when there is a trash can handy. a d v e rtis in g in th e getic environmental Doto Entry; Individual computer, bookkeep­ S F entertainer. He writes to assist our expanding ing and medical Insu­ level positions. Coll (1) Windsor home tull- Those abandoned cardboard boxes won’t dccom- Manchester Herald, Ad­ tlme days. 644-3971. po.se for years, and the plastic cans arc almost in­ and performs his own environmental con­ rance claims expe­ 805-687-6000, ext. P- vertiser hereby agrees original music. His la­ sulting firm to enter rience tor Manchester 9965. HOUSEKEEPER tor to protect, indemnify ~ m destructible in nature. test program deals scientific data. 25-35 practice. Send resume EARN UP to $339.84 per small rest home. Pleo- Adding to the debris left by photographers arc and hold harmless the with our sea taring hours per week. Expe­ to: 1 Heritage Place, week assembling our sont working condi­ O o the disposable cameras, such as those from Kodak Manchester Herald, its friends. The orogrom rience with spread Suite 105, Manchester, products at home. Am­ tions. Light duties. and Fuji. These cardboard-and-pla.stic cameras are officers and employees entitled WHALES AND sheets and willingness CT 06040.______azing recorded mes­ Starting solorv $7. Paid 2 cu JEWSAPHONE — A Jewsaphone is a rare collectible. One recently sold for $115. to learn. Specialized sage reveals details. benefits. Coll tor ap­ wonderful for those occasions when you don’t want against any and all TALES Is 0 rocking BULLDOZER OPERA­ H -< liability, loss or ex­ mixture of rap and programs desirable. TOR with 0 minimum Coll today. 645-1952, pointment 633-4411 ot­ to risk your expensive camera or just forget to bring pense. including attor­ popular music that en­ Please send cover let­ of 3 years continuous ext. 301. ter 10am. m it along, but they do create waste. tertains young and old ter and resume to Pa­ experience. Must be neys’ fees, arising from tricio Gerhard at Foss o Jewsaphone is a rare item Although the user doesn’t dispose of these dis­ claims of unfair trade while educating them proficient at fine grad­ about our friends In the & O'Neill, Inc., 146 Water Treatment Operator posables, the photofinisher to whom he returns practices, infringement ing. Call 742-5317, 8:30- series...” The spring produces only SCO. His programs ore Hartford Rd., Man­ 5:00. ag/eeo.______The Connecticut V/ater (Sompany is seeking a Sometime in the past a thwarted them docs, resulting ifi more debris. In addition, of trademarks, trade chester, CT 06040, one pitch; changing the shape of the appropriate for genius tried grafting a horn onto a some of these cameras have a built-in flash names or patents, viola­ schools, fairs, bovs- eoe/m/t.______LOOKING for a llve-ln technically motivated individual for duties in­ jews’ harp and here is the result. It Collectors' mouth cavity isolates certain in­ powered by a battery that in time will contaminate tion of rights of privacy cout/glrlscout troops, VIATURE babysitter companion for on el­ cluding operation of 2 water treatment plants r- 33 derly lodv. Most drive. was picked up at an auction by Ver­ dividual harmonics that are the com­ the earth. and infringem ent oi and any other function needed to core tor our 2 located in Rockville & Stafford Springs. Good Imaginable. For more vr. old son and 7 vr. old Please respond to Box O O non’s Judd Caplovich and loaned for ponents of the sound of the spring. It would help if each of us were more careful copyright and S c/o The Monchester math & chemistry skills required. State of Corner proprietary rights, unfair Information please coll daughter In our Bolton O ~n study. The study did not go far be­ And this for dedicated when we dispose of our junk. Make certain to take 742-0724, It no one Is home. Occosslonolly Herald, 16 Brolnord Connecticut treatment p>lant operator's certifi­ competition and libel Place. m r n cause we did not dare to try it for musicologists: You can get a more it home with you or hit the trash can, even if it lakes available to take vour days and evenings. cation a plus. Must live in service area or be sound for fear of breaking off the complete scale by coupling two in­ and slander, which may phone coll, please Own transportation ne- Russ MacKendrick more than one try. result from the publica­ willing to relocate. Salary commensurate with spring. struments tuned at 4th apart. Do this Kodak and some others are joining in a program leave a message. ‘ Very cessory. Coll 643-7427. “POSTAL JOBS” tion of any advertise­ reasonable rotes. You PART-TIME Child core experience & education. Reply to: Eventually the far-out contrivance against the front teeth — lips slight­ and try to excel “Angus Lawrie of that not only will cut down on the debris, but also ment in the Manchester w o n ' t be Start $11.41/hr. For O O was sold for $115. Oban (d. 1973), a noted Scottish ex­ employment opportun­ The Connecticut Water Company ly open. The agitate or “skim” the make it possible lo recycle some of the raw Herald by advertiser, in­ disappointcdlll ity. Further details coll exam and application m z I can’t find anything in the litera­ end of the spring with speedy ponent (who) played highland bag­ materials. cluding advertisements 742-5919. (child core op­ infomiation, call 7 days 93 W. Main Street ture about the Jewsaphone as such, pipe tune with a rich and rhythmic o > strokes of the right hand while you Kodak is asking photofinishers to return the dis­ in any tree distribution enings tor summer oil Bam to 10pm 1-216- Clinton, CT 06413 but the garden variety jews harp as gracing.” publications published ages) > r- try different shapes of the mouth posable single-use cameras to the factory. The com­ 324-6228 ext. 108. EOe/AAP shown lying on the pamphlet is a cavity. □ □ □ pany will rcmanufacture the camera parts wljcrc by the M an ch ester m ANNOUNCEMENTS lust dial 643-2711 and 33 CO legitimate collectible. Kovels’ 206th You will get an inka-inka-oinka- UPCOMING — The First Sun­ possible and assemble them with fresh film lo bring Herald. Penny Sielfert, we'll help you word ond has “Jew’s Harp, Iron, Brass Skim­ oinka sound. In the words of one day Stamp Bourse will be Sunday at the camera to Kodakspecifications for Publisher. place vour ad. 33 > mer, 18th-Century, $135.” One page reference: “The vibration of the the Holiday Inn, 363 Roberts St., cameras. Peter Palermo,'vice president of ' DIET OF THEM'S ^ ashlers/Clerks > of the Time-Life Encyclopedia pic­ lamella (spring), through the East Hartford. The hours are from sumcr Imaging Department, says (hc roBcti'^t the I LOST Try the new diet disc pro­ BE YOUR OWN BOSS “U tures a couple of them along with a 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free admission, yellow box are committed to . finding* acceptable gram. All natural. Dr. rec­ $5,000-$10,000/MONTH restricted airspace creates a tur­ AND FOUND ommended, 100% guar­ harmonic and bevy of ocarinas (alias bulence eard as a rich spectrum of parking and door ways lo reduce the amount of waste cither in­ Part Time $6.00/hour guaranteed “sweet potatoes”). On April 3rd, at 7:15 p.m., there IMPOUNDED: Male anteed. Call Doreen at: Looking tor 10 agressrve people to pjartials.” cinerated or going into landfills, and that recycling work 10-15 hrs. per wk. A 24 hr. ewill be a meeting of the meeting of Greyhound, 3 vrs., 647-9961 To play a-^ jews’ harp you hold Elsewhere; “TTie notes produced is sound business for Kodak. Brindle color, found recorded message. the Central Connecticut Coin Club the lyre-^ped part in the left hand are limited to the fourth through the The program is an extension of an earlier one to Haynes St.; Mole, Lob- 203-722-3808 at the K of C Hall on Main Sucet. Flexible Hours! and place the parallel bars firmlv tenth tones of the harmonic recycle the plastic in used film canisters. Several / Setter X, 3 vrs., found Main St. Coll 643-6642, If you're a versatile individual who desires a suppliers arc urging film processing firms to collect Manchester Dog challenging position with great opportunities the canisters and turn them over lo local recycling Warden. [HELP HELP WANTED for advancement, take a closer look at Businesses will transport pets companies that will use the material to make new IMPOUNDED: Block & WANTED canisters or other plastic products. Tan female Hound Grampy's Comer Stores! surgery and anesthesia such as for If your processor doesn’t follow this practice, PUDPV. Call Bolton Dog Grampy's is not just an ordinary convenience —■ By Allan Leventhal Warden, 646-3102. store. We offer full New York style delis, hot cat castration, and wound repairs. why not urge him to do so? There is no cost to him, NEED EXTRA CASH? Pet Forum These practices provide a need for and some recycling plants even will p»ay for the food entrees 24 hours a day, and extensive per­ It is now i>ossible to have your pet What mokes Wont Ads ishables including fresh meat, fish, produce and the home-bound. However, as 1 material. work? People like you WORK AT HOME transported to the veterinarian, in-store bEikeries. pet to the vet, call the hospital and previously mentioned many prac­ Whai’s more, you will gain the satisfaction of who reod ond use the Come join our Team of Home groomer or even to the airport by you may be surprised how many of tices such as ours will provide pick­ making the environment cleaner and gelling some Wont Ads every dov. 643- We currently have cashier/clerk positions avail­ 2711. town car or limousine. us will help you out. up and delivery service for the same more beautiful scenery to photograph. able at our Manchester and Newington loca­ In New York City the service cost There are several practices in the clients and provide full veterinary □ n n tions. If you qualify, Grampy’s will pay you $30 an hour plus a 20 percent tip. ONE OF THE nicest TELEMARKETERS a state that arc strictly house call prac­ service at b a^ hospitals. So wheels ON THE HORIZON — Some photo goodies things obout wont ods is $6.00 per hour. Grampy’s offers excellent bene­ Similar service is available locally tices and bring the “hospital” to you are not a barrier to good veterinary that will be moving down the sales line lo us all in their low cost. Another Is fits, including: by practices that operate only by in the form of a medically equipped care. Call your local vet or house the next few months were unveiled at the recent their Quick action. Try o Must be self motivated! house calls, or others that will pick wont od today! vehicle. Although limilnl in the call practitioner to be sure your pet Photo Marketing Association Show in Las Vegas. □ Flexible Hours up and deliver pets to veterinary Must be excellent in Selling! amount of medical material that can gets the proper attention either at • Kodak announced that its outstanding Ekiar 25 □ Full or Part Time hospitals when the owners carmot Wishing will not sell any­ You will feel Right at Home! be moved, the vehicle is equipped lo home or in a nearby veterinary mtupts □ Opportunities for Advancement drive them in. And with the latter no film will soon be available in 120 size for use in thing ... a low-cost ad In handle everyday pet medical hospital or clinic. Classified will. Why not Interested? tip is required. medium-formal cameras, such as the Rolleiflcx and □ MedicaL Dental & Life Insurance problems or needs such as vaccina­ Hassclblad. Based on experience with the 35mm place one today! 643-2711. For more information call □ Profit Sharing Occasionally clients use taxis to tion and physical exams. Lab equip­ Allan Leventhal is a Bolton version, the results should be sensational in the 120 647-9946 bring their pets to vet hospitals, but ment needed for drawing blood veterinarian. Questions should be format WE DELIVER For more information, Please Call 1-800-624- samples, a general variety of com­ sent to: Pet Forum, Manchester For Horn# 0*''v#ry. Call Between 3 and 6 pm 9743. Grampy's is an equal opportunity empbyer^ this is the first service 1 have heard • Nikon announced a new lens, aimed primarily Ask for Elaine of that exclusively transports pets. If mon medications are available and Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester at pros who specialize in close-up shooting. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 you have difficulty in bringing your some arc even prepared to do minor 06040. Mont-ay to Friday. 9 to B 9 9 0 HOMES HOMES BUSINESS I HOMES I HOMES I I „ JHELP I FOR SALE FOR SALE LLLI WANTED I OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE FOR SALE LOCAL Vending route-all ^AANCHfcSTER-space COVENTRY-New listing. MANCHESTER-prtce PORTER ST. HOME ASSEMBLY work cash Income-for sale. for In-laws, too! Relox available. CraftSr elec­ Call John 1-800-749- Adorable year round slashedlll This excel­ COLONIAL-Owner will dollhouse. All brand consider' holding sub- and enloy your 3 bed­ tronics. many others. 4449. lent home has been room Ranch while the Coll now 203-722-3225. new systems, over­ reduced In price again! stontlal 2nd mortgoge Defit! AM LOOKING for 5 sized lot. Pine Lake on this 4 bedroom, IVj In-laws or young mar- A Specialist Owners are very anx­ f i DATA ENTRY-Full time, motivated people who Shores. $92,000. Philips bath home. This pris­ rleds enloy their separ­ Manchester area. En­ would like to own their ious. Features 3 large ate entrance, separate Real Estate, 742-1450o bedrooms, country kit­ tine home must be try level position, For­ own business. U nlim ­ seen! $200’s. Blonchard driveway suite. tune 500 company. En­ ited Income potential NORTH COVENTRY- chen, formal dining $149,900. D.W. Fish New listing. Watch the room. Super clean, 8i Rossetto Reoltors," BOOK/INCOME TAX CARPENTRY/ ter orders and Inyolces for small Investment. -We're Selling Houses" Realty, 643-1591.0____ HEARN6/PLUMBING Into computor and var­ Call Jack Bertrand, deer from a newly rem­ move-ln condition plus CONCRETE ELDERLY CARE LAWN CARE REMODELING odeled kitchen that has flat back yard. Great 646-2482.0______BOLTON-Cute Dormered ious clerical duties. 643-1262 for Cape. 7 room home ALAN W. GATES Coll Pot 645-8700. appointment. been opened up to In­ fo r kids. $137,900. Call ANTIQUE COLONIAL- clude a dlnlng/slttlng Linda Brown. 647-8691. Wlth up to 5 bedrooms! with garage and work­ &CO. SECRETARY-Shorp Indi­ WET V a r d m a s T e r S M&M OIL area with hardwood RE/MAX East Of the Hardwood floors, em­ shop. Features Include Ail phases of CoMegePro vidual for Interno- NURSE’S AIDE SPRING CLEANUP PLUMBING & HEATING floors throughout. River, 647-1419.D bossed metal celling, bright and spacious liv­ BASEMENTS? tax preparation and $1,000,000 Liability Ins. tlonol charity needed ing room with Bay Years of Experience. I INSTRUCTION Oversized 2'/a car gar­ MALLARD VIEW- newer root and det­ Free estimates & written guaran­ •Trees & Lawns Cut financial planning. •Ful Workmans Compensafon •Oil Burner Service & Sales with excellent people & age In fa m ily neighbor­ ached barn. Reduced window, fireplace, tee. Hatchways, bundation cracks, •Yards & Garages Qeaned •Automatic Oil Delivery clerical skills Including Colonlal. 3 bedroom, Hospital Trained. •2 Year Wriaen Guarantee hood at the end of a I'/j bath, large fire- to $153,000. Blanchard hardwood floors and gravity leeds, tile lines, dry wells, •Brush Piles Removed •Intfviduals -Parlnerships •Free Estimates •Well Pumps Sales $ Service word processing. Or­ cul-de-sac. Move-In 8, Rossetto Realtors,” open staircase. Nice sump pumps, window w ^ & drain­ Excellent References. •Truck & Backhoe Work Corporations Estates MANCHESTER ganized professional placed living room •Water Heaters (Eiwinc • Om) c o n d itio n ! $148,500. We’re Selling Houses" private yard with stone age lines. Over 40 years experi­ •Exterior Housepainting •Fidudaries -Trusts Caai-e00G46-4649 24 Hours with ability to priorit­ MAKE MUSIC with box window, din­ ence. Reterences. •Bathroom 8 Kitchen Philips Real Estate, 646-2482.0 ______wall and Perennials. 742-6402 •Driveways S ^ e d ize. Hours 8:30-4:00, ing area with Polodlan ALBERT ZUCCAHO •Electronic Filing Ftemodeling Piano lessons for 742-14500______$156,500. D.W. Fish •Landscaping Installaii< .> Mondoy-Frldoy. Good windows. $139,900. LOCKWOOD ST. WATER PROOFING • Computerized Tax CUStOM CARPENTRY •Senior Citizen Discounts A N Y A G E ! VERNON-16 Eric Circle. Blanchard 8, Rossetto Realty, 643-1591.□ •Complete Building &. salary and benefits. RANCH-Need room for HARTFORD Returns •Electric Work Reduced price. Mini Realtors," We’re Sel- MANCHESTER-Sought DECK ADDITIONS Propoly Maintained UNLIMITED Send resume to Mr. Call Jan your large family? 563-3006 •TTD-TTY For the Deaf FREE ESTIMATES O Split-level. Newer con­ llng Houses" 646-2482.0 This 5 bedroom Ranch after Ranch. 1st floor AnYJdbCmUMN Ucanoedi Inaurad Rogonese, Develop­ 649-7804 MANCHESTER Phono; struction. 3 bedrooms. MALLARD VIEW- has a new kitchen, fireplaced family room FVLUrWSURU) FnEESnHAm AlanW.Gates JO ” n ment Dept., P.O. Box with sllderstoa private 646-3361 Decks, Kitchens & Bath­ 628, H artford, 06142- 2 baths. Call Ron 649- Ranch. Exceptional 2 deck, and much more. CALL YARDMASTERS Enrolled Agent 6 4 9 -2 8 7 1 deck overlooking a Also, dampness proofing concrete rooms designed & remod­ 0628. ______3087. RE/MAX East of bedroom, 2 bath with Call today! $130’s. w a lls i flo o rs DECKS 643-9996 Registered Rnandai Planner ^ F the River, 647-1419.0 pretty yard Is only one Pressure Treated eled. Ceramic tile, al phases RECEPTION I ST/Secre- fireplaced living room, Blanchard 8, Rossetto 210 Main Street REPAIR I HOMES MANCHESTER-Parlour Realtors," We’re Sel- of the highlights of this Custom Designs BUNKER LANDSCAPING of carpentry & repair. tary for S. Windsor dining room, atrium Manchester FOR SALE Charm. Enhances this door to gorgeous llng Houses" 646-2482.0 spacious Ranch. See FREE ESTIMATES & DESIGN Cal Now For Spring Spedait — m office. Diversified du­ this great buy! $174,900. TBEESERVICE/PRUNING Call •Full lawn cara & -Hand Raking 649-7470 ASKASPECiALIST! vintage home. French porch, 1st floor MANCHESTER- 0 ties Include typing, fil­ MANCHESTER-To settle D.W. Fish Realty, 643- THE DECK SPECIALISTS lardscapng service -OeilWching Fax 6493295 5 2 8 -5 5 0 2 A nytim a AH electric, small, portable appli-1 ing, answering phones doors to large living laundry, brick front, Spaclous 7 room estate, 312 Ferguson room, formal dining courtyard. $139,900. 1 5 9 1 .□ ______646-0032______•SpdngCtevHjp Fertilizing & Lime Visa/Mastercard arycea can be repaired by our I and assisting book­ Rd. 4 bedrooms, study, Ranch, fireplaced liv­ HAWKES TREE SERVICE MOWING ^ r o room, 3 bedrooms, 1 '/i Blanchard 8, Rossetto ing room, large 1st WILLINGTON-12 acres'. experts. 10 yrs. in the Vernon keeper. Forward re­ beautifully lands­ Bucket, truck & chipper. Fully Insured/Free EtUmales area A line selection of new aryd H - < sume stating salary re­ baths and an eat-ln R ealtors," We’re Sel­ floor family room, 3 Wonderful mini-farm CPA TAX PREPARATION PAINTING/PAPERING caped, 2 car garage. kitchen. Call today for ling Houses" 646-2482.0 suitable for horses, Stump removal. Free GEORGE 633-1716 rebuilt vacs. Panasonic. Eu- quirements to Eastern bedrooms, 2 baths. Ex­ estimates. Special LIQUIDATION For IndMduals & Business. $289,000. 646-2426, 9-5 your private showing. cellent neighborhood. cattle or dog lovers. LAWN MAINTENANCE toka Miele. We are here foryoul Roofing Corp., 317 weekdays.______MALLARD VIEW- consideration lor elderly and Your home or mine. Eve­ Ask your neighbors. Small ap-1 Chapel Rd., S. Wlnd- $130's. Deb Owens. Res- Saltbox. 3 bedrooms, Reduced to $144,900. Barns, outbuildings •Spring Clean-up 10 YR. OID Duplex. Like Idence 646-2046. and a fenced yard handicapped •Seasonal Mowing n in g s o r W e e k e n d s . WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. pUanoee repaired. sor, CT 06074. eoe. I'/j baths with tire- 646-5346.______ESTATE LIQUIDATION Quality work at a new. 3 bedrooms, vinyl RE/MAX East of the placed living room, make this a unique 647-75M •PtantngMulch Beds ReesonaUs Rates APPLIANCE & VACUUM GENERAL SHOP HELP- siding, quiet street. COLUMBI A-Just re­ Commercial & Residential •Shrubs Trimmed reasoriabie pricel River, 647-1419.0 dining room. Cathed­ duced 1700 4 bedroom property. Only 3 miles CM 528-1947 Convertor/Manufac­ Great for owner occu­ to 1-84. $299,500. D.W. tlwldenbd > CommereW Acoeunti Intarlor A Exterkx SERVICE CENTER 1 ^ MANCHESTER-Old ral celling, sky light, 6 Colonial, formal Cash a Sell on turer of supplies to the pied or Investor. Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 Fiw E eMmd i i ExpedSenrlce Free Eattmatea Post Rd. Plaza graphic arts Industry World Chorm. New panel sided doors. dining-room, 2'/j baths, SEWING/ALTERAT10NS Consignment Ik r " JO Priced for fast sale at world convenience. $139,900. Blanchard 8, PSST, OVER HERE....On 643-2884/644-6712 CARPENTRY/ Call Brian Weigle RL 30 Vernon has a full-tim e position $227,000. 649-1092. 2 fireplaces, hugh 2 O O available for a person Delightful Colonial Rossetto Realtors," story barn. 3plus acres. Henry St. we’ve listed 6 4 5 - 1 1 7 4 T 4- A LAWN & REMODELING 645-8912 872-1280 Interested In varied du­ MANCHESTER-Thls spa­ with 3 bedrooms, IV2 We're Selling Houses” $262,500 Tedford Real this Immaculate 5 plus LANDSCAPING INC. CD Ti ties. Must be flexible cious Contemporary baths, new eat-ln kit­ 646-2482.0 Estate, 647-9914. room Rnach! 2-3 bed­ SEAMSTRESS L A W N m o w e r s ' home offers you gra­ • Dressmaking • Alterations Personal Care m r n regarding duty assign­ chen. Walk to bus and NORTH COVENTRY-147 BOLTON-On beautiful rooms, fireplace, hard­ KITCHEN & BATH Wan Papering and Painting cious living. 4-5 bed­ shopping. Call Deb Ow­ wood floors, walk-up • Replace Zippers • Coat CLEANING SERVICES •Mowing REPAIRED ment, have reasonable Gront Hill Rd. New 7 Birch Mountain. 6 •Planting & Design X yeais Experience * Free Pickup & Delivery mechonlcle skills and rooms, 2V7 baths, beau- ens. Residence 646- plus room, 2Vj bath attic for great storage, Linings • Custom Curtains tlful family room, room Cape, 2 baths, 2 Call Aaron Allbrio REMODELING Insurance. References and hi M anchester handle some heavy lift­ 2046. $141,900. RE/M AX Cape, 1st floor tire- car garage, 1 acre. full basement, rec •Slipcovers ing. Dependability a lovely wooded lot. Re­ East of the River, 647- placed family room, room, tool shed, 63x206 ■A30 Years Experience House Cleaning 646-0511 _____ From the smallest Free Estimates * Prompt, Courteous, duced $279,900. Century Only $155,00. Tedford O O must. Training pro­ 1419.0______1st floor laundry room. Real Estote, 647-9914. lot boosting beautiful CALL 647-8730 _ at reasonable rates. repair to the largest MARTY MATTSSON Expert Service vided. Wages and be­ 21, Epstein Realty, 647- BRAND NEW LISTING! Gorgeous treed lot. grounds accented with Weekly, W-weekly. monthly. No SPRING CLEANUP w Reasonabto Prices m z 8895.0 ANDOVER-8 room uni­ renovation, we will do a 649-4431 nefits comptetitive. Super one-owner home $209,900. Blonchard 8, lovely rose bushes! You can moke excellent job too big or too small. Dethatching; edging; hedge and ■k Free Estimates o > MANCHESTER-Stately 3 que Cape. 2 baths, Don’t miss this one! dish cloths from the mesh Call Manchester for In prestigious Bolton Rossetto Realtors," decks, 2 car garage. 1 For free estimates bosh trimming. Lawn mowing. complete job. k 15% Senior Discount > 1“ appointment: 649-4192. bedroom, 1'/j bath cen­ location. Meticulously We’re Selling Houses" $139,900. Jackson 8. bags In which oranges, Experienced. Dependable. Interlor/Exterlor acre. $169,900. Tedford Jackson Real Estate, please call 742-6419 Start to finish. ECONOMY LAWN RECEPTION AREA ter hall Colonial featur­ cared for, 8 room Co­ 646-2482.0 potatoes, onions, etc. ore JO CD ing 2 fireplaces, garage lonial featuring 4 large Real Estate, 647-9914. 647-8400.D sold. Just boll tor IS Ray Hardy'S Lawn Care FREE ESTIMATES Painting Done MOWER COORDINATOR- -light carpentry Internol mediclal of­ and large first floor bedrooms, extra large minutes In water to which 646-7973 Complete do-it-yourself Cail Anytime JO > fam ily room In the kitchen, cozy fire- chlorine bleach has been ■ceilings and walls repaired fice triage, supervise programs available. ■attics and cellars dearwd 6 4 7 - 5 7 0 5 > receptionist and cleri­ Bowers School DIs- placed family room, Spacious, Contemporary Living, Affor^ble odded. Put still good but trlct. Great lot. 1st floor laundry and WE DELIVER 6 4 3 - 6 3 8 6 TJ cal positions. Medical or no-longer needed furni­ For Home Delivery. Cell DON’S LAWN SERVICE Office experience re­ $205,000. Century 21, lots more. Priced to N 0 ELLtA. ESTA!rES in Histoiitf^6p§^i^^ ture and appliances bock Heritage Kitchen & fully insumcMee estimates Epstein Realty, 647- sell at $224,900! Call Into use bv selling them •Rototilling -Edging MISCELLANEOUS quired. Benefits. Full­ 647-9946 •Hodge 8> Bush Trimming Bath Center 8895.0 Noreen 646-0868. with o low-cost Classified. Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 time, Monday-Frldav, Call now lor lawn mowing. SERVICES______9-5. Salaried. Call 646- MANCHESTER- RE/MAX East of the 643-2711. Come visit o u showroom at: ^McHugh Himself Absolutely Immacu­ River, 647-1419.0 OPEN HOUSES ' Dependable work. 254 Broad Street 7679.______CHARLES THE late 5 room Cope unit In SPIFFY ond spotless 7 646-7011 Painting & wallpapering at RN LPN Internal Medi­ I Eatrer buyers reat^ M a n c h e s te r HANDYMAN Wetherell Village feat­ room Colonial with lots Saturday & Sunday 2-4pm SWEEP MR. WINTER Ks best Free Esbtrales. FuNy cine Office. Expe­ ENTERPRISES rienced required. uring 1st floor family of living space. Price Everything you've always the Classified OUT THE WINDOW! 649-5400 Insured. Established 1974. room, 2 full baths a full reduced. A super buy! I Otf rtamra tvio* ■ Phil's Lawn Cam POWER WASHING Benefits. Competitive w ant^ in your dreamhouse! ewnu0h4di(«rxiite. reskfentlal & oommerdal basement and den. A Coll Barbara. e o lu m n s & Landscaping ' HANOYMEN'CARPENTERS 643-9321 solary. Full-time. Coll •Exceptional quality I Cleanirv Haiitg. CvperSiy, PAINTING 646-7679.______great place to live. RE/MAX East of the every dav! $144,900. Century 21, River, 647-1419.n •Floors Plans to fit you r I •Spring Cleanup Remodatng. BeoHnably Priesd Interlor/exterior 5 BRIDAL SHOP, sales Epstein Reolty, 645- FrM EelknelMAInbaalabte PrIcM •Weekly Sen/ice Ftw EstimMs SPRING aEANING ABSOLUTELY DE­ life style AlCWbAiMwrvd 5^ clerk wonted full-time, 8895.0 I 643-7724 o r 647-9556 •All Lawn C are Done QUALfTY ■garages ■yard LIGHTFUL! 8 room •Ample Storage Space Rick'S Handyman & " retail experience re- P A iN T IN G MANCHESTER-Almost newer Garrison Colon­ I Call 742-9540 Carpentry Service -cellars -gutters p; quired. Good opoor- •AM/FM Intercom ■rotatllling j; tunlty for self-starter. new 2 bedroom Ranch ial. Beautiful view of •Central Vac I TKED OF HOUSEWORK? 646-1948 COMPANY H 649-8865.______with fireplaced living the hills. Large rooms. OR A HOUSE ONLY Spec iaiizing in: -BrushAcse & trash •Landscaped Yard I A a PHASES OF home"” room ond Cathedral Asking $223,900. Coll SURFACE CLEANED. BOOKKEEPING/ jstom Pantingiln tin rem oval S POSITIONS available for ceilings. $131,900. Sen­ 6 js t Borbara. RE/MAX •Beach Privileges I THEN CALL MEAT INCOME TAX MPROVEUENTNEEDS ■Sheetrock *30 yrs. experience - part-time assistant try Real Estate, 643- East of the River, 647- Dwemne InShid ■ Dtda ■ ‘last, reliable & a monoger trolnees for •Many, Many More Amenities I 4060.0 1419.D 644-1134 Svnraom ■ Roofeig ■ aehreoiw- ■Textured fully Insured Little Caesar’s of Man- •Starting at $229,900 ASK FOR ANITA 1 9 8 9 Ktchee ceilin g * MANCMESTEII { IS yrt. egelMBi •10%iI senior 2 Chester. 646-4300 or DIKECTIONS: Route 44 to Route BONDED A INSURED •W allpaper tn opply In person.______INCOME TAXES Steve Oevaraaux'a discounts BY OWNER 31 5>outh Past I,ake to Coventry Ckjnsultatlon/Preparatlon Carpentry Service ■Plaster CALL 872-4072 D ASSEMBLE DOORS- Hij^ School, left on Ripley Hill HERALD I Individual/Buslness ______7 4 2 -1 0 7 6 ■Interior /Exterior J Stock units Install In- Road to Cooper I.ane, mile to datsIfM a4s | ^ side hordwore. $6 per BOLTON LAWN CARE References - right on Rranda Lane watch for Jan PawlowskI CARPENTRY/REMODEL hour to start. Earn In-law apartment and 7 1/2 room Dutch aigns. Realty World and Tri-City plMNe 643-2711 J 6 4 3 - 7 2 5 4 FREE Estimates X more os you leorn. Realty. Quality workman­ Mondoy-Frldoy. Town Colonial (large country kitchen). 2 full cel* Carpenters/Handymen Landscaping Pavllllon Aportments. LAWN SERVICE MATURE/EXPERIENCE^ ship and materials. lars, extra large 2 car garage. Very private Fertilizing, liming, spring A il P hases o< Hom e Written guarantee. Now aocapSng spring work. Ac-1 Behind new mall off Looklrtg for something in c o m e T A X Buckland Street, Mon- on 8 a c r e s . ^ TRADE CRAFTSMEN, speclol? Why not run o clean-up, complete lawn R em odeling Licensed & Insured. oapting tawn accounts. Cfean, PREPARATION Oder your decke e ^ . Aleo, chester. See John iSJ Builders/Developers "Wonted to Buy" od In s e rv ic e . Cail professkxW ssrvios. Ptoaisl $370,000 Classified. The cost Is INOIVIDUAUBUSiNESS kght haulng arrd ctearvup. Waldron. P.O. B ox 502, S torrs, C T 06268 (203) 429-1459^ 643^747 UcamadA kautad 203-875-9094 leave msssags. small ... the response big. d a n M O SLER Negotiable OS BttM M3-7774 or 2W-T200 24 H ours 6 4 4 -2 9 0 1 This Is a good time to find ^Building Homes of Uncompromised Quality since 1978 643-2711. 649-8045 649-3329 ______a cosh buyer for that 647-1901 For The Discriminating Home Buyer.** typewriter no one uses. 1 9 9 0 APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HOMES CONDOMINIUMS ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT I HOMES INDUSTRIAL MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT H33 4 1 for r en t HD SERVICES OD HD BOLTON-Newer 3 bed­ EAST HARTFORD-Echo HD AVAILABLE room Duplex. Fire­ Lane, Duplex, applian­ MANCHESTER-3 bed­ MANCHESTER- ATTENTION Dog MANCHESTER-New MANCHESTER-2 bed­ ANDOVER LAKE-SBO Immedlately-Loyely 2 place, appliances, ces, $750. Securlty- room Cape, fireplace, A vailable Imme- weekly Includes use of Owners-Registratlon Listing I 3 bedroom, 1 Vj room, V / i bath Town- bedroom, 2nd floor carpeting, 5 acre lot. /lease. No Pets. 521- fully appllanced kit­ dlately. 800 square feet. completely furnished apartment. Carpeted, now In progress for both Colonial offering house In sm all $875.2 months security. 1744.______chen, dining room, 2 Commerclal/Indus- basic obedience flreploced living room, complex. Skylights and house. Washers/dryer appliances. $625 plus ERA. Blanchard and baths, 1 cor garage. No trial. Ill phase electric. and lake privileges. utllltles/securlty. 643- MANCHESTER-1 bed- classes. Please call tor enclosed porch, hard­ fireplace. $189,500. Sen­ Rossetto, 646-2482. room apartment. Hea­ pets. 2 month's secur­ 646-5477. training site location wood floors and morel try Real Estate, 643- 742-5010 evenings, non- 2129.______ity. $950 plus utilities. smoker.______MANCHESTER-2 bed­ t/hot water, carpeting, MANCHESTER- nearest you. 659-2482 or $168,000. Sentry Real 4 0 6 0 .O ______APARTMENT For Rent- room Luxury Town- air, all appliances. Call 649-0795.______Avallable Imme- 267-7025. Trainer Joe Estate, 643-4060.O HANDY DANDY LOCA­ ROOM-KItchen privi­ Manchester, Main tiouse, all appliances, 649-5249.______MANCHESTER-Lovelv 3 dlatelv. 2700 square DISanto. leges, parking, bus Street. Call 529-7858 or BOLTON-Unlaoe Cape on TIO N!!! Thlsspotless4 heat, cable, carpeting, BENNET E ld e r ly bedroom Duplex. Car­ feet cold storage with B S MUSIC Ed CT certi­ ENDS TUBS., APRIL 3 acre lot. 4 bedrooms, line, private residence. 563-4438.______loading dock. 646-5477. room Condo at Wells- I_ air.------Call 647-1595. Apartments-1 bedroom peting. Immediate oc­ fied teacher has open­ 2'/2 baths, 1st floor weep In Manchester Is $70 weekly. 647-9813 af­ MANCHESTER- cupancy. $825. 646-3938. ter 7pm. apartments for Imme­ ings tor Plano, voice laundry, fireplaced kit­ only steps away from Beautlful 1 bedroom MANCHESTER-2 bed­ diate occupancy. 1 and theory lessons. 643- 1989 MRII chen. Some financing MANCHESTER-6 room MISCELLANEOUS Black, 5 Speed, Air Conditioning, Cold Alloys, Cassette, Cruise shopping, banking, apartment, quiet, on room Townhouse with month free rent. Please Cape, 2 bedroom, 2 FOR RENT 7040. ayallable. Marilyn churches and morel 2 bus line, living room, fireplace all applian­ call 528-6522 for on HD Control, Stock #T9938. Was SI 7,111 Vatteronl. $289,900. APARTMENTS baths, quiet country bedrooms, 1.5 baths, dining room, fully ces, heat/hot water, application. setting, large yard. No Sentry Real Estate, 643- private basement with FOR RENT equipped kitchen, air 1 CAR GARAGE-Storage SAL£ PRICE carpeting, air. Call 647- COVENTRY-3 rooms and dogs. $835 month. $1000 only. $40 per month. 4060.□______laundry hook-ups, am­ conditioning. Ideal for 1595.______security. Utilities not CLOTHING ple parking, reasona­ MANCHESTER-3 bed­ seniors or middle aged. kitchenette. Heat and Rose 647-8400 or 646- PROUD AS A PEA­ MANCHESTER-1 bed­ Included. 646-5114. 8646.______COCK! II Thlslmmacu- ble fee and It's priced at room Duplex. Applian­ Heat and hot water hot water. No pets. FOR SALE; Ladles, size ces. $725 month plus room apartment. Hea­ Please call 742-5756. MANCHESTER- P rin ­ 514,447 late home has been $107,000. Jackson 8, Included. $645. 247-5030. STORAGE/WARE- 7/8 Lambs Wool fur t/hot water, carpeting, ceton Street, 6 Room beautifully maintained Jackson Real Estate, utilities. Securlty/ref- MANCHESTER-1 bed­ HOUSE Space- coat with Mink collar. 647-8400.O______erences required. 643- air, all appliances. Call Colonial, IV3 baths, Commercldl. Central Must see to fully appre­ by long time owners! room apartment. In­ 649-5249. I CONDOMINIUMS Featuring 7 rooms, 3 1082.______$1300 plus utilities. Se- Manchester location; ciate. $150/negotlable. 1989 PONTIAC TRANS AM GTA ROOM TO ROAM-You cludes heat and M ANCH ES r E R-2nH FOR RENT curlty/Lease. 871-0709. bedrooms. Including 1 will haye plenty of time VERNON-Off 1-84, close appliances. $495 month Security fenced. De­ Coll 282-0503 otter 7pm V-8, Air, PS, PB, Stereo Cassette, Tilt, Cruise Was $21,107 to park, 6 rooms, 1 floor, 4 room apart­ ta ils , call 228-3863 or weekends anytime. on the 1st floor, 1.5 for yourself If you own plus security. 649-8365. ment, heat/hot water, NEWLY renovated 2 bed­ MANCHESTER-6 room, 3 SALE PRICE baths, loyely eat-ln kit­ this exciting 3 bed­ bedroom, IV2 baths, bedroom home, conve­ evenings. Please leave message. deck, patio, fireplace, EAST HARTFORD- appliances, washer/d- room Condo.Lease op­ chen with new Oak room, V h 8i V i bath Across from Wickham ryer hookups and a tion. For Information nient location $750 plus cabinets, fireplace, Townhouse. Lots of re­ air, heat/hot water In­ utilities and security. TV/STEREO/ cluded, appliances, Park. Large 1 and 2 basement. Prefer coll 649-0857.______I ROOMMATES hardwood floors. Set creation and open bedroom. From $575. adults. 1 month secur­ Strano Real Estate 643- APPLIANCES 517,996 on a loyely treed lot In cable-ready, carpet­ Use a low-cost od In I WANTED HD space. Asking $135,000. Includes heot. Wallace ity, lease/references. Clossifled for quick re­ 2129. Monchesters own Red­ Call Barbara. ing, parking. $825. with Rebate to Dealer Available June 1. 875- Tustin, 644-5667. $600 monthly. Call 649- sults. 643-2711. FEMALE Roommate CURTIS MATHIS Solid wood Forms. We are RE/M AX East of the 1362 after 6pm. State color TV. Good offering this fine home RIyer, 647-1419.0 8954, 5:30pm. STORE/OFFICE wanted to share an at $205,000. Jackson 8, apartment In Manches­ working condition. $90. FOR RENT ter. On bus line. 645- Please call 649-9409. 89 TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON 86 TOYOTA COROLLA Jackson Reol Estate, Blue, 4 Door, 5 Speed, A/C 647-8400.g______LOTS/LAND 6530. PANASONIC Radio and Blue, Auto, 13,000 Miles OFFICE FOR RENT- sterlo with Pioneer 89 TOYOTA COROLLA 86 TOYOTA C a iC A GT NEW LISITNG! Nice, pri­ FOR SALE Includes utilities and tape deck and 2 speak- Dafk Blue, 4 Door, 4 Cyl., Auto 4 Cylinder, Air Conditionino vate, California Con­ parking. Location 485 ers. $100. 646-7533. temporary Ranch on 6 LAND-26'/2 acres of level E. Middle Turnpike. FLOORING 89 TOYOTA CAMRY 86 TOYOTA CAMRY LE farm land. $90,000. Sen­ HD WHOLESALE-HIgh end plus acres. 5 rooms, 646-1698. Brown, 12,000 Miles, Auto. Air, PP Grey Littback, Auto. A/C try Real Estate, 643- The wrong and professional elec­ exquisite stone fire­ NORTH 3-31-90 MANCHESTER-330 89 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 87 LINCOLN TOWN CAR place, exposed beam 4060.n______♦ K Q 10 4 3 2 tronics. TV, VCR, ste­ square feet. $302 per reo, microphones, 9800 Miles. Auto, A/C, Blue/Sllver Signature Series, Brown, 43,000 MHes ceilings, slate foyer. 2 NEW LISTING-North VA 8 62 spot-card month. Utilities and FLOORSANDING car garage under and Coventry. Superb lot In speakers, accessories. 89 DODGE COLTGT 86 PONTIAC 6000 LE ♦ nine on the ace. but it was too late. He parking Included. 1 •Roots like new Dealers only! Call an additional detached beautiful low traffic ♦ 6 5 3 By James Jacoby ‘Specializing in older floors Red, 2 Door, A/C, 8,000 Miles Blue, Auto, A/C, Loaded next played back to his nine of hearts, mile to 1-84. Peterman Jack 643-1262. 2 car garage with tool neighborhood. 3 bed­ Building Co. 649-9404. 'Natural & stained floors shed. 4 adlacent acres tjVST although it was crucial that the lead 88 TOYOTA TERCEL 86 CHEVY NOVA room Raised Ranch WEST Deliberately giving a sluff and ruff remain in dummy. When he played ace ‘No waxing anymore also available. North features remodeled ba­ ♦ J fi 5 ♦ 9 7 STORES FOR RENT-474 John Verfillc FARM SUPPUES 4Spd, A/C, Stereo. 19,000 Miles. Red Blue, 4 Door, Auto. A/C ♦ Q 5 4 3 IS usually not right, but the exception and a spade. East ruffed and played thru 476 Main Street. Coventry. $183,900. throom , new 16x16 t r 10 occurs when there are no more imme­ 646-5750 AND EQUIPMENT 88CHeVY BEREfTA 86 TOYOTA COROLLA Philips Real Estate, ♦ Q 10 3 2 ♦ A 8 7 6 5 back the queen of hearts. Declarer Weekdays, 646-2426, 9- 5Spd, Ster, 46^^000 Miles, RosPQrey pressure treated deck. diate high-card winners for the de­ 5. HD Auto, Air Conditioning, Cassette 742-14500 8x10 storeage shed ♦ A K Q 10 9 ♦ 4 2 now had to play diamonds out of his fense and there may be a problem for hand and wound up going down three. FOR SALE: Gravely 88 PONTIAC GRAND AM 86T6RD TE^PO Close to school one •StlUTH MISCELLANEOUS Tractor, 14 horsep­ 2 Dr., Quad 4.5 Speed. Air. Cassette 2 Door, 5 Speed, 4 Cylinder, A/C shopping. $147,900. declarer in picking up trumps. So What a difference the right spot- MANCHESTER ♦ A 8 against four hearts West took three SERVICES ower, plow, snow 88 TOYOTA PICKUP 86 TOYOTA CELICA GT Philips Real Estate, V K J 9 7 play makes! If declarer had played the HD blower, mulcher, cab. CONOOMINIUMS 742-14500 high club tricks and then played a nine of hearts under dumrny’s ace, his FOR SALE OR Blue, Auto, Air Conditioning 5 Speed, Air, Cruise, Tilt, Cassette ♦ K J 9 4 fourth club. When declarer ruffed in GSL Building Mainte­ Can be seen Saturday, FOR SALE ♦ J 8 7 next play would have been the eight of nance Co. Commercl- April 7. Coll 649-3037. 88 TOYOTA COROLLA 86GMC 25004X4 dummy. East, who had earlier dis­ hearts from dummy, underplayed LEASEOPTION BUSINESS Vulnerable East-West carded a spade, let go the eight of 2 of the best located pro- al/ResIdentlal building TROYBILT HORSE-7 4 Door, Red, Auto 350 V-8 Auto. Cap. Plow, Blue MANCHESTER-Elegant with the seven. That would keep the repairs and home Im­ horse power, bumper, 85 TOYOTA LE VAN and practical Lydall PROPERTY Dealer: South diamonds. lead in dummy so that declarer could fesional office suites in town. 88 PONTIAC 6000 provements. Interior furrow/hlller. $875.647- Blue, 4 Dr. V6. Auto, A/C. 28,000 Miles Silver, Auto. A/C, Loaded Woods Cape. Family Declarer now missed what should successfully finesse once more. He (1) First floor facing Main SL and exterior pointing, 0330. room with fireplace, BUSI NESS-FantastIc South West North East have been a standard unblocking play. 85 TOYOTA EXTRA CAB f U P 1 ♦ 2 ♦ Dbl.* Pass could then draw trumps and run the 1250 square feet. Huge, pri­ light carpentry. Com­ 87TOYOTA4X4 basement, garage, 1600 square feet. He played ace of hearts from dummy, spades to make his contract. plete janitorial ser­ Silver. 31,000 Miles. 5 Speed Red, 5 Speed, A/C deck, air, and much Beauty Shop with high 2 V Pass 4 V All pass vate parking lot MISCELLANEOUS 'negative double. following with the seven. When the JdiiH's Jacoby s bocks "Jacoby on Bridge" and vice. Experienced, rel­ 87 TOYOTA CAMRY DX WAGON 85 CHEVY CONVERSI more. $16 monthly visablllty. $43,900. Sen­ heart 10 appeared from West, it was (2) 2500 square leeL 2 story SERVICES showing both majors “Jacoby on Card Games" (written with his father, iable, free estimates. HD Red, Auto Tan, Auto, TA/. C/B,41, PUD tee. $147,500. Ev- try Real Estate, 643- obvious that he would have been bet­ the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at traditionai style building. 643-0304. enlngs 647-9622.______4060.O 85 FORD F150 4X4“ Opening lead: ♦ K ter served if he had played the heart bookstores Both are published by Pharos Books. Very near famous Cavey's 88 CHEVY CAMARO REDUCED AND READY Restaurant Off street park­ 'Quality Without High Pricing v-8 Auto, Cass, T-Tops, 26,000 Miles Blue, 62,000 Miles TO GO! 11 Come and FOR ing. 87 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE 85 CHRYSLER LE B A R I T S see this Immaculate 2 4 Dr.. Silver. 5 Speed. 48,(BB*l»es bedroom end unit. For­ CALL TOM BOYLE Blue, 6 Cylinder. Auto, 44,000 Miles mal dining room and LEASE 84 TOYOTA CELICA ST . . OWNER/AGENT boivin construction 87 PONTIAC GRAND AM hardwood flooring OR SA LE Astrograph BOYLE REAL 2 Door, Auto. A/C. 31,000 Miles Red, 2 Door. 5 Speed. A/C throughout. Conve­ 87 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 84 NISSAN MAXIMA WAGON nient to Rt. 384 and easy N ew 12,000 ESTATE commute to Hartford. V-6, Auto, A/C. Loaded. 46,000 Miles 6 Cylinder. Auto. A/C. Blue __ Don't miss this gem!! square foot merits. It you treat it casually, you could SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Now. 22) Just be­ 649-4800 87 TOYOTA SR5 4X4 XTR A CAB 84 CHRYSLER NEWYO^ttR 2 $73,000. Anne M iller commercial/light overlook its essential benefits. cause something worked well lor anoth­ PAVING Sport Seats, 5Spd, Grey, 37,000 Miles Red, 4 Door, Turbo, Auto. A#C > Real Estate, 647-8000.O ^Your GEMINI (May 21-Juita 20) Today you er there is no guarantee it will work well z industrial building could be both lucky and unlucky where for you today. Tailor your ideas to your Oft I VACATION Residential 87 BUICK SKYLARK 84 CHEVY CAPRICE WAGON n RENT WITH OPTION TO b ir t h d a y 2 Door, 5 Speed. Silver v-8, Woodgrain X BUY! 11 Just reduced! off exit 66 and I- your material interests are concerned. own needs. [40 i 1 RENTALS and Don't take things tor granted it you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) This K Large, Immaculate 4 87 TOYOTA TERCEL SR5 4X4 86 RREBiRD 84, Vernon. Can is a good day for joint ventures, espe­ Commercial. room Condominium April 1,1090 think you're on a roll where nothing can YARMOUTH MA- 2 bed­ ■Excavahng Wagon, Sliver, 5 Speed, A/C Red, Power Pack, Cass. 41,000 MHes with carefree wall-to- customize. Avail­ go wrong. cially if you are able to work with the re­ room, 2 bath, walk to •Drainage 82 CHEVY CHEVETTE 70 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Situations sources of others, because you'll be Work 87 NISSAN P lC i^P wall carpetirrg and ap- able July 1990. Certain arrangements that didn't turn beaches. Season rate Custom Cass, Roll Bar, Blue, 43,000, Miles Blue, 52,000 Miles, 4 Dr, 4 C])i.. Auto s out too lucky for you in the past could you personally control or direct shouid more conscientious about theirs than Backhoe pllanced kitchen. En- $600. Oft season $425 Work loy the swimming pool Call days do a complete reversal for you in the work out rather well for you today. you would be about your own. weekly. 3 days free. Built 86 TOYOTA LONGBED PICKUP year ahead. Be optimistic and expec­ Problems could develop, however, CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 19) Even White, Automatic r and cabana. Walk to 203-489-0775. p Wickham Park! Owner 870-9811 tant, and keep the faith. when you have to share your authority though you might prefer to operate in­ with someone less talented. dependently of others, your best results SOUTH YARMOUTH Driveways Free 00 anxious. $74,900. Anne ARIES (March 21-April 19) A matter MA- 475 foot private a or 584-1443 you would like to conclude can be final­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your intuitive today are likely to come from some type Estimates Miller Real Estate,647- beach. 2 ond 1 bedroom ? 8000.O______ized today, provided you lake care of it perceptions could be quite helpful for of team effort. Show a willingness to you today if you take positive action coopierate. units. Season rates $925 L & STEP RIGHT IN III without breaking stride. If you hesitate and $600 weekly 3 days OPEN or postpone it, it won't be as easy to when they are first perceived. If you wait AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You will state of CT Mon Fn Space abounds In the 2 too long, they may be of no value. free. 203-489-0775. Lie #516255 2 bedroom corner end complete later. Aries, treat yourself to a derive genuine gratification today if you 99 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) A friend e?Ti \ unit. You'll enloy one I ROOMS birthday gift. Send for your Astro- finish what you start. On the other hand, An Equal Sal 9-5 ^fsoo W.W Center Cer St might let you in on something today that a loss of self-esteem is likely if you re a floor living and hard­ IFOR RENT Graph predictions tor the year ahead by 0 7 1 INDUSTRIAL Syrrib^lol > I M a n c h e s te3r r ------— * wood flooring In the iin i mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this he/she does not want you to share with quitter. 4 'I PROPERTY newspaper, P.O Box 91428, Cleveland, others. If you violate this pal's trust, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Someone HD Integrity and Reliability roomy living room and TOYOTA r - f " 646-4321 - 1 = : ^ 2 spacious bedrooms. with kitchen and OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your he/she may rescind the offer you recently met might not be all he/she laundry orlvlleges. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Ocl. 23) Impressive pretends to be. so think twice about MANCHESTER- Boivin Construction Co., Inc. Air conditioning. Great zodiac sign Avallable Immediately CENTRAL CONNECTICUT'S LARGEST PONTtACfTOYOTA DEALER complex 11 Call today! Private reside. No TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Good news achievements could be in store for you getting this person involved with your Smoking. No Alcohol. could be in the offing for you today, but today if your objectives are realistic friends. Let this, new acquaintance 6300 square feet cold $86,900. Anne M iller storage with loading COLUMBIA ■ 228-4030 Real Estate, 647-8000.O $85 weekly. 649-2902. you must take time to fuily analyze its Don't let someone ineffective influence prove him/hersell. you to alter your goals. dock. 646-5477. 1 9 9 0

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Your assurance of quick CARS Court of Probate, This Is o good time to find MISCELLANEOUS WANTEO TO Dfelrtct of Manchealer o cosh buyer for that response when you adver­ FOR SALE FOR SALE n i l BUY/TRAOE NOTICE OF HEARING typewriter no one uses. tise In Classified Is that OD ESTATE OF Use o low-cost od in our readers are ready to PONTIAC-1979 Sunbird. ALEXIS A. MORIARTY, Classified tor quick re­ buy when they turn to the 2 GIRL'S bikes. 10 speed, Body good condition. We buy clean, late model a minor sults. 543-2711. little ad3. 643-2711. p lm o m 12 speed. $50 each. Call No rust. Engine needs used cars and trucks. Top Scranton means... 643-5423 a fte r 3pm. Pursuant to an order of Hon. w ork. $100. Coll 646-3620 prices paid. David C. Rappe, Acting otter 4. Mr. Duff ■ Carter ChevroM 1229MMnStrsM Judge, dated March 27, 1990 CARS END R O LLS CARDINAL a hearing will be held on an CARS 27'A" width — 504 Manchester, CT application praying for HDFOR SALE FOR SALE 13" width - 2 for 504 BUICK, INC. authority to compromise and ED Newsprint end rolb can bs 1985 OMs Calais Sed $8,995 settle a doubtful and disputed picked up at the Manchaatar 1989 Chevroiel Cavalier $8,495 LEGAL NOTICE ctaim in favor of said estate, Herald ONLY before 11 e.m. 1989 Buick Regal Coupe $10,980 as in said application on file SCRANTON Lipman VW Monday through Thuredey. 1988 98 Reg Brougham $13,490 Certified lists of party-en­ more fully appears, at the Rte. 83, \Amon 1988 Rinllac Rrebvd Coupe $8,995 dorsed candidates on the Court of F>robate on April 11, CHRYSLER-PUrMOUTH 'POR SALfe-Neii biomonr 1988 Chevy Z-24 Cavalier $8,980 1989 VW God Gl $8,388 slate of the Flepublican Party 1990 at 9 CO A. M. S5 Windeor Am . (Rte. 83), Wmon concert photos. $50 and 1988 Ponllac Sunbird Coupe $7495 /uo.Ax: in the Town ot Bolton, Conn 1988VWJ«IUGL $8,688 up. Please ca ll 649-9409. 1987 Buick Cent LTD Sedan $8480 Elizabeth A. Bickvell, 85 Dodge 600ES $3,«#5 for election as DELEGATES to A u k iU JC 1987 Buick Bark Are Coupe $11,490 Ass't Clerk LowW-Tra-wpoitMlon 9p«UI VWJMUCarU $8,668 r L j j j m M SAFES-New and used. the convention(s) of said f^rty 85 Toyota Pickup $4,665 Trade up or down. 1987 BuickCentuiy LTD rag $8,680 1987 Buick Somerset Cpe $7,480 specified below are on file in 084-03 AutonWic. Extra Ctaan 1986VWOuimu(n $8,688 Liberal allowance tor my office at 222 Bolton Center 87 Mazda B-2000P.U. $4,885 S C d /lulD.loadwt M O N T H FREQUENT OWNER PROGRAM* Vf 1986 Buick SkyhawkC^ $5460 1987VWJ8(u GL $$,886 clean safes In good 1986 Chevrolet Corvene $18490 Road, Bolton, CT, and copies 5 Spaad. Low m la a , Raady k> G o Sip./uc ______X * ______A l i i i i N condition. American 1986 Chevy Ceiebriy Sedan $6400 are available for public dis­ 87 D o^ Dakota P.U. $8,785 986 Vw Got K5S6 1986 Pontiac Grand m $8450 Long Bad. Low miaa. Ehaip ttu c * ___ Auu,/Lto Security Corp. Of CT, tribution: NOTICE OF HEARING 1986VWGoI $r,»a 1990 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 27 Commerce St., Glas- 1986 Camaro Coupe $6450 87 Chrysler New Mxker $6,875 1990 PLYMOUTH VOYACER CONVENTION S ESTATE OF S ■ad.,tt«voet fonburv. 646-4390 or 633- 1985 Olds Cutlass Sup. 4 Dr. $5495 ELEANOR E. HILLS 4 Door, Loadad, Laathx • imactof. Extra I^VWJenauL $5 686 1985 Buick Skylark Sedan $4495 State Convention dMn S ip d ,/V C - n 5100.______1985 Ford Tempo $3495 2nd Congressional District a/k/a 87 Mercury Cougar $7,865 IMiVWScrsocc ti,4 6 3 Sepd . A C M IC R O W A V E $75; love 1984 Jeep Wagoneer 4X4 $5495 Convention ELEANOR HILLS 2 Door, M any axtraa. N a a d i to ba »otd $2,168 O seat & ch a ir $50; end 1982 ktocury Lynx 4 Dr. $2495 4th Senatorial District Con­ 87 Chrysler Leberon $9,245 OM*b Pursuant to an order of Hon. Automate, 2B.000 it«aa l967Saman $4,288 - n tables $10 each; dea­ 81 Adams Street vention JD WiNiam E. FitzGerald. Judge, 88 Chrys Leberon Convert $SAVE Scpd.. eonv. cons bench $40; other Manchester 55th Assembly District Con­ 19S6 Audi'OOOS $7,288 misc. Items. 643-0824. a hearing will be held on an AutonWic, Top Down Spaeial Aulo, loeded ^ F 649-4571 vention application requesting 89 Plymouth Sundance $8,845 1966 RX-7 $8,968 Cloth Bucket Seats with Reamer, ^ ONLY County Sheriff Convention authorization to compromise Automate. AC. OntyeW trMaa S e e d . apartpMh 7 IN STOCK AT 1^ Buick Regal $5,688 Automatic Trans., A/C, Rear — _ ITRUCKS/VANS Judge of Probate Convention atxi settle a doubtful arxf dis­ 89 Dodge Grand Caravu, $14,995 — m 7 PM».. 6 cyl.. 8 yaar warranty $1,988 O R B E L O W Defroster, Tinted Glass, AM/FM > *■ C B C 7 % FOR SALE A Primary will be held May 15, puted claim in favor of said 1964 P>miac Surtwd O o Stereo, Stock #3111 | \ e TAG SALE 1990, if a slate of opposition estate. candidates for any or all con­ 875-3311 6 4 9 -2 6 3 8 OR LEASE FOR ONLY ANTIQUE SHOW-Second FO RD F-tSO, 4x4 X LT . as in said application on file ^ 0 3 n 4 , 9 5 0 Short bed, 351 engine, ventions Is filed in accordance more fuHy appears, at Congregational with Sections 9-382 to 9-450, H - < 6 Cylinder, SE Package, Air Church, 385 N. Main. many extras. Please Manchester Probate Court 30 VOYAGERS call 646-7251. inclusive, of trie General S c h a lle r 's OUTTO BECOME m . Conditioning, Dual Homs, Rear n 96 F rid a y , M a rch 30,11-8; Statutes not later than 4 CO 66 Center Street Quality Pre-owned Autos Window Defroster, 7 Passenger IN STOCK NOW Saturday, March 31, p.m. of April 11, 1990. P.O. Box 191 MANCHESTER’S O d Seatina. Automatic & More. PER MONTH** 10-5.______MOTORCYCLES/ Petition forms, instructions MarxJiester, CT value Priced TAG SALE-ThursdOV, 133MOPEDS and information concerning on 04/16/90 at 11 CO AM. 88 Olds Cutlass Supreme #1 ^ 1990 PLYMOUTH Friday, Saturday, 29- the procedure for filing oppos­ All persons having an interest W-6. SL Pkg.. Loadad. Low MiIm 1990 PLYMOUTH 31, 9-3, 406 B irch Mt. 1988 Y-Z 490 Mint Condi­ ing candidacies, may be ob­ in s ^ matter may appear arxi $9,900 LASERS Rd., Glastonbury, off tion many extras. All tained from Priscilla M. be heard at that time. USED CAR C O L T E Hebron Ave. 2 family. riding gear Included. Dooley, Republican Registrar 87 Olds Calais r * 33 Purchase A New Or of Voters. 40 Watroos Road, Elizabeth A Birkivell 4 Cyl.. Auto. A/C. Lika Naw MIsc. household items, $1300/best otter. Must /kss't Clerk O O 2 wood stoves, 8, much Bolton, CT. sell Immediately. Call $6,790 DEALER O “ n Preowned Vehicle more.______Rob 282-1419. Dated at Bolton. Conn, this 086-03 85Ponfac6000 $4,995 28th day of March, 1990. 1988 Subanj DLS/WDL m r n GIANT Tog 8i B ake Sole-9 SSpaad. A C 85 Pontiac Rero $3,395 Granges at 3 locations. CARS Catherine K. Leiner CARS This Week And AS 87Ponliac6000 $6,995 Clothing, books, baked FOR SALE Town Clerk of Bolton HOFOR SALE $10,900 Bucket Seats, Dual Rediners, 4 Speed, Rear LOW goods, etc. Refresh­ 087-03 1990 Integra GS 2Dr. 07 Pontiac Grand Am $8,995 Receive A Vacation ments available ot S Spd.. A/C. Loadad. Low M4as Defog, Halogen Headlamps, Stock #ln Coming AS * 1 0 , 4 9 5 86 Ponfac Frebird $6,995 a O some locations. Man­ $14,000 Package To Hawaii 7 LASERS IN STOCK chester Grange, Olcott 84 Toyota Camry $4,995 m z St., Manchester; Cov­ America’s Best Selling 1986 VW Golf 8= Toyola P-up SR5 $3395 o > VARIETY OF entry Grange, Rt. 44, 5 Spd.. A C >6559 EQUIPMMENT Coventry; Hlllstown 8 3 toyotaCoroaa $2,995 > r - Grange, Hlllstreet, E. $4,800 8’ Missai200SX $2,995 Mid-Size Just Got Better 87 Acura Legend Sedan J3 03 V. Hartford. March 31, 34 Honda CRX 9am-2pm. V-6, Auto, Luxury F\g. 85 Chevy Celebrity $4,595 3 3 > 1989 DODGE DYNASTYS' GARAGE SALE- $15,900 1989 EAGLE PREMIER ES > - • Sati)i;dav, 9-2. Furnl- THE NEW 88 Ford Mustang LX 85 Chevy Monte C aito vftlW ' tu^i!$oys, books and 4 Cyind«r, 5 85 Cenlury Wagon "D houj^kbld Items. II 55 1 9 9 0 CUTLASS CIERA S A S f r d w b e r nV L o n e , $6,600 87 Ford Tempo $4,995 Manchester. GREAT CARS BUILT IN, FOR AND BY AMERICA! 88 Chevy Beretta GT 86 Ford Escort Wag $1,995 V.6. Auto. Lowlad. Slack 1& EASTER CRAFT i TAG SALE -1-500.00 Roll Back 87 Fora Mustang $5^95 at Spencar Village Rec Hall $8,700 84 Dodge Charger $ lj» 5 52 Paacal Lane, Manchester +1250.00 Factory to Dealer Incenti^ Sat., March 31 & Sun. April I +1364.00 Bob Riley Discount 86 Hyundai Excel 86 Dodge Caravan LE $7395 3.0L V6 Engine, 4 speed, automatic 10am-3pm SSpaad. Sdvar 3.0L 6Cyl. 4 Speed automatic Uansmission, crushed velour interior, rear + 600.00 First Time Buyer* 88 Grand Cara courtesy lights, gauges, remote mirrors, Gauges, remote mirrors, In M glass. +9.9% APR 80 Linooin Town Car $4,995 z tinted glass, gauges. As low as 7600 +9.9% APR Whitewal tires. As tow as 7400 mies. WANTED TO $23,900 85 Unrxjtn Toiwi car $10,995 n mites. Balance of manufacturer warranty. Balance of manufacturer 7 year warranty. 84 Clds Ciera Brougham HUY/TRADE V.8. Auto. Loadad. Spod CSjupa Lincoln Town Car $19,995 V. '______i _ i_____ ^ s^urltv deoosit and 51000 cap cost reduction due at inception. W A N T E D ; Antiques and $3,900 85 Colony Park Wag $8,995 -4 8 Month Closed End L e ^ . A s s ig ^ to Dealer. Y j^ $ PO Cleon, used furniture. 89 Acura Legend Sedan 87 Nissan Pickup $4,595 All prices Exclude Tax. Registration and Conveyan« Fw. Wl ^ s uN Lfii THE PRICE IS RICHTI Please coll 645-1174. X v e . S SpaadH-uxury FVfl 87 Mercury Sable $7,995 m 87 Mercury Cougar $8,995 73 % ELLINGTON CARS $21,900 > 10,995 90 Acura Integra GS 89 Merc Sable Wag $11395 r FOR SALE HD Aulo. AC. Lo& d eg 86 Mazda RX7 $7395 P •o SO. W INDSOR t i l 74 T O L L A N D M ^ M ^ 1 Equipped with C/5 3 CHEVY 1985 Spectrum- $16,400 87 Mazda 6 2 6 U $7,995 to Ton, 2 door Hatchback, ? C/5 /SaesaSazt j , Y j!f »?w Fiu.nc'.g wid. G M A C , Membe, C T Velley S 87 Mazda Pekup $4,995 YjSt $51,000 m iles, new tires Many Others In Stock B- Q and tune-up. Runs Western mass. Dealer 88 Jaguar XJ6 $29,995 ■< -3 oreot $2,500 or best Immediate Delivery < 1 ‘’y [ / a n ♦ 2 MANY OTHERS NOT USTH) 2 Qd offer. Coll Steve 646- . a8r..>>a UJ Y j^ 3654,______BOB RILEY SCHALLER r> •wiiS a - NISSAN Sentro-1987 w*.. MORANDE Hatchback. 5 speed, ^OLDSMOBILE ACURA LftCOLNMERCURY MAZDA CHRYSLER PLYAAOUTH, INC. mint. $4,995/be$t offer. kdams St., Manchester. CT 345 Center Street, (lorm^ M ori^ Bros.) 301 Cw iter S tra it 647-8506.______T1MMI 1 1 aoe«An Manchester 55 WINDSOR AVENUE. VERNON [3k9tMQaU 1 Y j^ 1978 Comoro type L-T 350 Mwichestar " f i III 1 II1 649*1749 V8, new point, power, 647-7077 643-5135 1 HARTFORD 5 | runs good. $2850/best Star Award Winner offer. 646-7757. m m MANCHESTER Superior Customer Satisfaction 9 9 0 ■ i ■ ^ -;Vf

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Today In Sports in Brief. SPORTS Nicklaus two shots back Strawberry finds his stroke SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Jack Nicklaus shot a VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Darryl Strawberry is 1-under-par 71 and was two strokes back of the co­ starting to find his stroke just in time. Strawberry, who struggled a bit at the start of spring leaders Friday in his first start on the Seniors PGA Tour. Nicklaus, the last man out on the course, birdied the training this week, homered and drove in four runs Friday as the New York Mets outlasted the Los Angeles 18 th hole to move among the leaders in the day-late start of the storm-delayed Tradition at Desert Mountain. Dodgers 12-9 at Vero Beach, Fla. With two rounds to go in the tournament that was Suawberry had two hits, including a three-run homer in the Mels’ four-run second inning. reduced to a 54-hole format when Thursday’s play was The Mets right fielder had troubles in his personal life, rained out, Mike Hill, Bruce Crampton, A1 Geibefger and spending a month in rehabilitation for alcohol abuse. Phil Rodgers shared Ae top spot at 69. Kevin McReynolds was 4-for-4 and hit a two-run George Archer, Rocky Thompson and Larry Ziegler homer for New York in a four-rtm first inning. were one back at 70. V Bruins wary of Whalers Fans not attending games b o s t o n (AP) — Their arenas are just a two-hour MESA, Ariz. (AP) — At HoHoKam P^k. where the drive apart. They play in the same division. They both Chicago Cubs and sprmg-training sellouts arc synon- usually make the NHL playoffs. mous, something is missing this year — f ^ . Yet the Boston Bruins and Hartford Whalers will meet It’s the same almost everywhere else in Arizona and for the first time in a post-kason series next Thursday. Florida, too. Baseball is back, but the crowds wc not. The Bruins might ertd up wishing the streak continued. Attendance at exhibition games is averaging just 50 o “We know we’re in for a dogfight,” Boston captain percent of capacity so far, way down from last year s J3 -n UNLV, G. Tech Ray Bourque said. “They always play us very tough.” all-time high of more than 80 percent. ^ F They did Thursday night when Boston needed a goal At 7,500-scat Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Fla., only by Craig Janney with 3:09 left to nip the Whalers 3-2 and 890 people showed up to watch the Chicago White Sox — m just some 3 on 3 clinch first place in the NHL and Adams Division. open against Texas this week. Last year, the White Sox By beating Montreal on the road Saturday night, then sold out several games. O o New Jersey in Boston Sunday night, the Bruins would go The Associated Press “Before all that labor stuff started, we thought we By Jim O ’Connell 03 into the playoffs with a four-game winning streak. SEARCH FOR WARMTH — Jack Nicklaus would have our best season ever,” community booster Ed ^ The Associated Press Smith, for whom the stadium is named, said Friday. H ■< Momentum, like any other edge they could get, would puts on the second of three sweaters as J help against Hartford. “Now, if we can get 1,0(X) folks, that’s all we could hope m . DENVER — Pardon the heresy, but m i college basket­ he as he attempts to keep warm Thursday The Aasodaltd PreM The Bruins barely won this season’s series between fw." o i ball’s ultimate weekend, maybe they should change the the teams, 4-3-1. Including this season, Hartford has at Desert Mountain golf course in Scot­ The lockout, the delayed start of spring uaining and rules for one game. made the playoffs five straight years. In that stretch, the the canceled and rescheduled exhibition games are piartly The Georgia Tech-UNLV semifinal in Saturday’s Final INSTRUCTION — UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian talks with his players during prance tsdale, Ariz. The first round of The Tradi­ Bruins have a 19-18-3 regular-season mark against the to blame. It’s still too early to tell whether fans, tired of R)ur would be much better as the conclusion to a 3-on-3 Friday at McNichols Arena in Denver. UNLV takes on Georgia Tech in an NCAA Final Four tion golf tournament was delayed by hail Whalers. the off-lhe-ficld trouble, are boycotting. O 5 tournament. semifinal tonight. Finally, they’ll test each other in the playoffs. and rain until today. r- 33 Think of it. King takes four-stroke lead O O GeMgiaTech sends out Kenny Anderson, Brian^Oliver Colgate in NCAA hockey finals and Dennis Scott, the trio known by name as “Lethal brought by a school. RANCHO MIRAGE. Calif. (AP) — Betsy Kin& a O “n DETROIT (AP) — Kelly Mills and Craig Woodcrofi Weapon 3” and statistically as the Yellow Jackets’ of­ Woody Webb, a Raleigh attorney who is helping six-time champion last year but still winless in 1990, m m scored 1:27 apart in the second period to lift Colgate to a represent Valvano, said he didn’t want a lawsuit He also fense. Arkansas and Duke exhibit shot a 2-under-par 70 Friday to open a four-stroke lead 3-2 win over Boston University on Friday in the semi­ UNLV counters with Greg Anthony, Stacey Augmon said he hoped the board would let Valvano speak to it midw&y through the Oiiuih Shore loumanicnt. O) and Larry Johnson, a group without a nickname but with finals of the NCAA hockey tournament. King moved to 5-under-par through two rounds at The win gives Colgate (31-5-1) a berth in the finals McDonald’s waiting days over a defensive reputation second to none. Mission Hills Country Club. o O Johnson, an All-American and UNLV’s leading scorer two very distinctive styles against the winner of the Wisconsin-Boston College WEST PALM BEACFL Fla. (AP) — Until now, Ben Rosie Jones, with a second-round 71. and Laune m z and rebounder, isn’t buying the three-man theory in any game later Friday. McDonald’s professional baseball career has been filled Rinker, with a 70, were tied for second with 1-under-par o > west Regional after beating South­ Colgate, which won the regular-season and playoll with more waiting and horsing around than pitching. way. coach go to his bench — through 143 totals through 36 holes. > r- By John Nelson fatigue, through fouls or just be­ west Conference foe Texas 102-89. title in the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference, got McElonald, the first selection in last year’s baseball Lenore Rittenhouse, the first-round leader with a 67, “I really, tmly don’t listen to hype,” Johnson sard The Associated Press 3 3 O ) Friday. “This is Division I and you really can’t find guys cause he’s dissatisfied with how his Duke was the East Regional cham­ suong goaltending from Dave Gagiron when the Terriers draft who is trying to make the Baltimore Orioles this struggled to a second-round 78 to slip back into the pack. pion after a 79-78 overtime victory pressed in the third period. spring, captured a four-foot alligator while playing in an A group at 144 included Beth Daniel and Cindy Hill. on teams like these who can’t play the game.” DENVER — Forty Minutes of guards are playing. 33 “I worked extremclv hard to tei over Connecticut, which also pres­ Boston University’s Shawn McEachem bounced a instructional league in October and put it in a teammate’s NaiKy Lopez, who shot a first-round 80, missed the > Georgia Tech (28-6) has not been a creation of hype. Hell — that’s what Arkansas calls > Scott, Anderson and Oliver each average more than 20 where I am, and I wMk out kids that ses full court. shot off the goalpost with 18 seconds left during a room. cut with a 73. its attack. And Duke? “The only way Arkansas and scramble in front of Gagnon. Including two minor league appearances, McDonald Defending champion Juli Inkster, a two-time cham- 33 points and they scored all but four of the Vfellow Jackets “I guess we don’t have a name for way.” Arkansas is in its fourth Final Connecticut are similar is that they Boston University, which finished third in the Hockey pitched 16 1-3 innings last year. The 32-day owners’ pion in the tournament, dropped back into the pack with points in their 93-91 Southeast Regional final victory ours,” Blue Devils coach Mike Four but first since 1978. Duke, pick you up full court,” Krzyzewsld East regular season, ends the year with a 25-17-2 record. lockout this year only added to the right-hander’s rest­ a second-round 75 that also put her at 145.. over Minnesota. Krzyzewski said. “We play hard for meanwhile, is in its third straight said. “But their presses are different lessness. “They’re difficult to pressure because they have tte 40 minutes, too. We just don’t have Mets El Sid looks ready great guards, the great point guard and the 3-point Final Four and fourth in five years. Arkansas takes more chances, and Braves wallop the Yankees “The negotiations were tough,” McDonald, 22, said. a name for it.” Neither team has ever won a nation­ “Two weeks in A ball and I’m in the big leagues. I was PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (AP) — The National League perimeter people,” UNLV coach Jerry Tarkaman said. ’The Razorbacks (30-4) and Blue Connecticut is a little more calculat­ “It’s a lot mme fun for us against guards who don t FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) — Jody Davis hit a just starting to get in shape towards the end of it. The is starting to catch up with Sid Fernandez. Devils (28-8) meet Saturday in a al title. ing in each stage of their [X’ess. “I think our approach to the tour­ two-run homer in a four-run fifth inning and Tommy season ends and I’m waiting again. I’m getting ready to Two years ago. NL hitters baited only .191 against the handle the ball well.” Final Four semifinal that should be a “We’ll have to be able to handle Gregg added a solo shot to power Atlanta past the Then Anderson is about as far from fun for the Run- nament has been a good one,” that full-court press.” BO to spring training and there’s another wait. New York Mels left-hander, making him the most dif­ showcase of basketball’s two basic Yankees. After throwing two sessions of bauing practice last nin’ Rebels as another visit from NCAA officios. Krzyzewski said. “I know I haven’t Todd Day, a 6-8 sophomore for­ ficult pitcher in the le^ue to h it styles. Gregg connected in the third inning against New York week, McDonald pitched three scoreless innings Thesday Z The freshman has been receiving plaudits usually won a national championship, but ward, is Arkansas’ Ica^ng scorer at Last year, they got it all the way up to .198. Arkansas likes to run, run, run, starter Chuck Cary to lie the score 1-1. After the Yankees in his spring training debut. Only two balls were hit out reserved for those leaving college basketball for the we think we’re doing things the 19.3 points per game. Arkansas’ Look out .200, here it comes. and Coach Nolan Richardson has look a 2-1 lead in the fourth on Alvaro Espinoza’s single, Maybe not right away, though, based on the way Fer­ professional level after a great career. right way.” other frontcourt players are 6-9 of the infield. • i , taught a trailing, full-court press to Atlanta chased Cary in the fifth. Mark Lcmke led off “I felt much more relaxed than 1 have been smee I put nandez opened spring training this week against Bal­ He used his length-of-the-court speed dribbles and Four of Duke’s players — Alaa Oliver Miller and 6-5 Lenzie fuel that fastbreak philosophy. with a double and scored on Andre Thomas’ single. on an Orioles jersey.” McDonald said. “Going up in Sep- eyeblink crossovers to dazzle the country in the region^. Abdelnaby, Phil Henderson, Robert Howell, and that gives Duke a slight timore, pitching three perfect innings. Duke, on the other hand, stresses Davis then homered to finish Cary. icmber helped me uemendously. 1 got comfortable with In the semifinal against Michigan State, his controversial Brickey and Greg Koubek — have size advantage with 6-foot-10 Ab­ El Sid looked ready. defense and a half-court offense that some of the guys and got to be good friends with them. “With a shorter spring training, preparation is a liiue buzzer-beater tied it in regulation and he nailed a 3- been to the Final Four three limes, delnaby, 6-11 Christian Laetmer and revolves around the playmaking of Some students support Valvano I’m starting to feel like one of the guys now. more difficult," Fernandez said. “The first thing is to get pointer in overtime. • <- i but Krzyzewski says that only gives the 6-5 Brickey. Arkansas will Uy to freshman guard Bobby Hurley and a RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Students rallied Friday at ■■'Although McDonald has only 7 1-3 major league m- the fundamentals out of the way. But 1 think you need He did more of the same against Minnesota in the final the Blue Devils “a marginal ad­ compensate with quickness. and it was easier to find unseasoned food in New Orleans powerful front line. North Carolina State in support of embattled basketball nings of major league experience, he figures to b ^ m e a more than three weeks." The winner advances to college vantage.” “1 think they’re a little belter ath­ One thing’s for sure. Those four coach Jim Valvano, who may become the target of a law­ member of the Orioles’ starting roiauon. It s haid to ig­ Ftmandez said the outing against the Orioles was a than an unkind word about Anderson. basketball’s national championship letically than we are,” Krzyzewski “His strengths are that he has no weaknesses,” said players aren’t going to worry about suit by the university. nore a 6-foot-7 right-hander with a 95 mph fastball. good beginning. “You try first to establish rhythm and game Monday night against the win­ said, “a little quicker. But we’re not UNLV’s Anthony, who will draw Anderson for at least 40 minutes of hell when they’ve al­ The University of North Carolina Board of Governors tempo," he said. “I struggled a litUe. Hopefully, things ner of the Georgia Tech-UNLV slow, and we've got a good bench. part of the game. “A player like that you don’t slop or ready been through two years of will meet Monday to consider authorizing N.C. State to Reds nip the Red Sox will get belter." semifinal. They have some advantages, but control. You just uy to get him out of his rhythm. He is frustration. sue Valvano, said Robert “Roddy” Jones, chairman of the WINTER HAVEN (AP) — Jose Rijo allowed three Otkc the model of inconsistetKy, El Sid blossomed Arkansas’ rallying cry is the in­ they’re not extreme. Aitd we have into the best pitcher the Mets had last season, posting a as good a guard as I’ve seen and he’s just a freshman. “If 40 minutes of hell is their some advantages, but they’re not ex­ board. hits and struck out five in four shutout inmngs as Cincin­ Scou is the shooter of the three and that’s his favorite vention of Richardson. focal point, so be it,” Abdelnaby T he purpose of me meeting is to authorize North 14-5 record with a 2.83 earned run average and striking “Many years ago, I read a VinM treme.” nati edged Boston. Hal Morris had two hits and scored a number. He made 130 of 317 3-poinlcrs this season, said. “We talk about defense as our Carolina State should they be so inclined to institute out 198 batters, third best in the league. Lombardi quote in which he said Brickey missed part of the Con­ run for the Reds. . . . u He also had a career-high six complete games and an many well beyond the longer professional distance. focal point, and I don’t think the legal action” against Valvano, Jones said. He added that Mike Boddickcr retired the Reds m order, sinking out that fatigue makes cowards of us necticut game in the regionals when aura of maturity and confidence thm Manager Davey “He shoou in the locker room,” Anderson smd of players on either team pay too much he pulled a hamstring, but he said he no one was aski^ to appear before the board. two in the first inning, but then was tagged for three runs Scott “Every place on the court is his scoring position.” all,” Richardson said. “And 1 The Board of Governors, the governing body of the Johnson appreciated. aueniion to what the other guys has practiced for three days without on five hits and a wild pitch in the second. Augmon, who was named the coimtry’s top defensive developed my philosophy from that state’s 16-campus system, must authorize litigation We try to pressure the guards ex­ say.” problems. Koubek and Brian Davis, player last season, will draw the assignment of trying to Arkansas came out of the Mid­ tremely hard. We want to make a both 6-6, have subbed for Brickey. 1 i stop the junior swingman. 9 J V V'\ ' s,f , 9 0 x-Utah s o 20 .7 1 4 — x-San Antonio 4 7 2 3 .6 7 1 3 Dallas 4 0 2 9 .5 8 0 9tte 14 5 6 .200 3 6 Pacifle Division x L.A. Lakers 5 2 17 .7 5 4 — xPortJand 51 20 .7 1 8 2 x*Phoenix 48 2 3 .6 7 6 5 Seattle 3 4 3 5 .4 9 3 1 8 Golden State 3 2 3 7 .464 20 L.A. Clippers 2 7 4 4 .3 8 0 2 6 Sacramento 22 49 .3 1 0 31 Celtics ’Mgh School Previews From Page 48 Interest up for MHS girls With the score tied at 104. Prii^ and fed underneath to Williams, who started to go up for a shot and was fouled by Tellis Frank Williams n u s ^ East girls track to have his first free throw but made the sewnd. Miam s Sher­ By Jim Tierney man Douglas tried a 50-foot shot that caromed off the ^ Manchester Herald rim at the buzzer. __ new look Price had 26 points and 10 assists and teammate 1 ^ Nance scored 24 points. Frank and Glen Rice each had With the numbers considerably up from last year, the By Len Auster future for the E ^t Catholic girls’ track team looks bright Manchester Herald 16 for Miami. n a Bullets 143, Magic 115; At handover, Md.. B eiw d Meanwhile, in the present. East may struggle a bit be­ cause of a lack of depth in all the events. King and Jeff Malone each scored nine points in the mird It’ll be a new regime and a virtual quarter Friday night, helping the Washington Bullets “They re mostly freshmen and sophomores,” East new cast of characters when the cc^ch Kathy O’Neill said. “There’s an increased interest \ open a 25-point lead en route to a 143-115 victory over Manchester High girls’ softball team this year which should help us in the future.” takes to the field in 1990. the Orlando Magic. .. r u n u East, which has only one returning senior, had a 2-8 The 143 points were a season-high for the butiets, First-year coach Cyndi Walz. dual meet record last year. O ’Neill’s assistant is taking over from Mary Faignant V who have averaged 138.7 in winning three games agmmt Adrienne Longobucco. the expansion Magic. The Bullets’ previous high, 141, who had been coach since 1973, in­ Sophomores Keeba Jackson (a transfer from O t»4 -' F herits a program that returns only came against Orlando on Feb. 24. Northwest Catholic) and Clare Brewster, along with n ** Malone added seven points in the final period and led two varsity players from the ’89 freshman Tara McCarthy will lead the sprinters. Junior the Bullets with 35. King, who sat out the fourth quarter, club that posted a 10-9 mark. In­ S F Cheryl Griswold is the Eagles’ top hurdler. cluded was Faignant’s 200th career N' scored 32. , . ■ u Semor Stepliame Reichardt will heads the field events Orlando, which has lost four straight, led 43-39 with victory. K ■"■ * Vi"' ■ N and will compete in the high jump, shot put and discus. — m “It’s all new,” said Walz. 26, a 8-51 left in the second period before the Bullets went on Griswold and sophomore Sue Walsh will also be looked a 22-6 run for a 61-49 lead with 4:27 remaining in the 1981 graduate of East Hartford who O o upon for points. Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald half. King had 11 points in that span. was an assistant coach at Mankato 2 exj middle distance/distance crew will be led by State (Minn.) for one year and two Harvey Grant added 14 points. Tom Hammonds 12, junior Nancy Byrne, sophomores Katie Litke and HAS CONCERN — Coventry High baseball coach Bob H - < Steve Colter 11 and Darrell Walker 10 for Washington. at Eastern Connecticut State Univer­ Melanie Spiller and freshmen Jen Connor and Michelle Plaster hasn't been happy with the attitude of the Patriots so sity. “I like that because I’m new, The Associated Press Jerry Reynolds had 17 for Orlando, which has won only Buckley. Other key performers will be junior Stacey five of 35 road games. Former Bullet Terry Catledge, Or­ far. Coventry opens the season Thursday at home against they’re new and it’s not like I’m o i Luoma and sophomore Sonny Grasso. trying to chance something. We’re HONOREES — La Salle’s Lionel Simmons, left, and UConn coach Jim Calhoun post in lando’s leader scorer, was held to 13. Schadula: April 5 RHAM, Manchectar, Bristol Canfral, RockviUs A, fl El- RHAM High. Suns 126, Nets 119: At East Rutherford, NJ., Tom li^ n A. 23 Saaad Hoart Morey A. 26 Branford. Hillhouso A, 27-28 Now all coming in at the same level.” Denver Friday after being named AP’s college basketball player and coach of the year. Britain Invitational (Willow Brook Park), 30 Bassick. St Joioph A Chambers and Kevin Johnson scored four points apiece ^ y 4-5 Middlotown Invitational, 7 and SL Barnard K 12 Harttord And everyone, according to Walz, ^W ic^lrwifctional. 19 Manchostar Invitational, 23 ACC championships (at is equal as far as obtaining starting in a decisive 10-0 third-quarter run as the Phoenix Suns r - 3 3 blew an 18-poini lead and then rallied to defeat the New Plaster not sure berths in the lineup for the Indians, Moats bogin a t3:30 p.m. Jersey Nets 126-119 Friday night in a game that had 10 who swing into the ’90 campaign O O Calhoun will long recall technical fouls. Thursday against South Windsor Johnson had 32 points and 11 assists and Chambers MCC set to open High at Charter Oak Park’s 3! had 31 points. Nets coach Bill Fitch was ejected for the Coventry set to go Fitzgerald Field. second straight game, along with New Jersey forward Coming off an impressive showing in Florida last “No one can come in here and say P q> Huskies’ 1989-90 season Purvis Short and Suns guard Mike McGee. week, the Manchester Community College baseball team By Len Auster who’ll be at first base. Senior Derek *I play first base.’ I’m telling the Short and McAgee, a former Net, were ejected for a is eager to swing into action. Manchester Herald Moulton will be at second base with kids they have to show me (what o O MCC begins its regular season Sunday, hosting a they can do),” Walz said. lion Tournament championship two “We were playing for better scats brief scuffle late in the second quarter, with both being either McCarthy or sophomore Rob m z By Wendy E. Lane doubleheader with Northern Essex Community College COVENTRY — Five of the six The lone returning varsity players years ago. In preseason polls, and 1 didn’t realize it,” he joked. assessed double technicals. Buteau at short. Senior Kevin Quin- The Associated Press at Cougar Field. The first game will start at 11 ajn. leading batters average-wise arc from a year ago arc Mary Tsokias, o >- however, UConn was picked to It was after a 31-point loss to St. Fitch got two technicals and was ejected for arguing a tilliano, who was the DH a year ago > I " John’s in early January that Calhoun The C o u ^ s drubbed South Central Community Col­ back. So, too, are the top four of five when he hit .333, will be at the hot who’ll probably patrol third base, DENVER — Years from now, the finish as low as eighth among nine foul call early in the third quarter. Chris Morris and Sam RBI producers. 33 CO realized his team had a special kind Bowie of the Nets also picked up technicals, as did lege, 15-0, in Fort Pierce, Fla. Aaron Borsher, who at­ comer. and junior Jennifer Rothman, who’ll one moment Connecticut coach Jim Big East teams. tended Salem College in West Virginia last year, tossed a Yet, veteran Covenuy High be one of the middle infieldcrs. All Connecticut finished at 31-6, in­ of dedication. Phoenix coach Colton Fitzsimmons. Senior Jeff Rheault (.350, 15 33 > Calhoun won’t remember about his perfect game for MCC. Kevin Marcoux, a transfer from baseball coach Bob Plaster is not a nine starting positions, however, are cluding 12-4 in the Big East, tying Calhoun walked into practice the RBI) takes over for All-State selec­ team’s season is a last-second shot Central Connecticut State University, had three hits, in­ happy man as he prepares his up for the taking. > for the regular-season champion­ next day prepared to rip his players, tion D J. Figicla behind the plate. by Duke’s Christian Laettner that cluding a solo homer. Phil Jenkins, a 1985 Windham ftu-iots for the 1990 season. Junior True Nguyen and senior 33 ship. A win in the conference tour­ but found them already on the court The outfield alignment should find denied the Huskies a trip to the Final High graduate, added three of the Cougars’ 20 hits. Coventry swings into its cam­ junior Rob Topliff in center, senior Heather Titus will vie for the start­ ney guaranteed the Huskies their suetching out. First base wide open Four. “1 didn’t have to say a word, not a Local players on the roster are: Keith Hobby (1988 paign Thursday when it hosts Gary Onnen (.385, 15 RBI) in right ing job behind the plate. Titus and first NCAA bid since 1979-80. RHAM High at 3:30 p.m. Not that Calhoun hasn’t agonized thing,” he said. “They knew that East Catholic graduate); Doug Ri/jiuto (1988 East and cither senior Steve Poulin, senior Christine Fellows are among over last week’s 79-78 loss in the Connecticut’s roster featured iust as 3 vie on Red Sox Catholic grad) and Gerry Hollis (1989 Manchester High What he’s seen to date from his the contenders for the first base slot. one senior, a former Israeli soldier they hatln’l done the kind of job junior Kevin Heritage or sophomore NCAA East Regional final. But grad). diamond version hardly resembles Infield candidates include and a freshman who spends the off- they were capable of. But they also WINTER HAVEN. Fla. (AP) — Who’s on first? Lee McPeck in left. what came before — a Big East That’s still one of the top questions as the Boston Bob Douglas tossed four innings in a 2-0 win over what transpired up the road during McCarthy should be the mound sophomore Dawn Fellows, senior season and tournament champion­ season pitching baseballs. Midway knew the answer. “Silling back and saying it will Red Sox head into the final week of spring Gaining. Albright College. Ray Massa fiosted a .(567 average in 12 the basketball season at the Univer­ ace with Buteau, Totten (2-0 a year Tricia Skinner and junior (Theryl ship, Tate George’s desperation shot through the season. Talc George, at bats. sity of Connecticut. Nadav Henefcld and Scott Burrell come wasn’t good enough. Instead “The first base situation is the same as it has been — ago). Onnen and Moulton battling it Irwin. Junior Vickie Simmons is at the buzzer to beat Clemson in the of silling back on the press, which look and see,” manager Joe Morgan said Friday after Other key players are: Bob Benson, Rafael Rodriguez., “What concerns me is their at­ out for the No. 2 slot on the pitching among the outfield candidates that were stars in Storrs. titude and desire," Plaster bluntly regional semifinal — will endure, he was sliced, diced and annihilated the Red Sox dropped a 5-4 decision to the Cincinnati Luis Gonzales, Shawn Hawkes, Rob Lawrerxre, Troy staff. also includes Nguyen, senior “I’ve said to our kids all year that said. “Maybe I’m pushing them too said. that night, we picked the press up.” Reds. Mitchell, Tom Owens and Vance Zarrella. “I’m in the waiting mode,” Melanie Hanley and senior Allcasc “With the Final Four, you get here if we worked hard as a unit, good The Hu-skics won their next six “And it probably will be that way right down to the MCC is coached by Sean Risley. hard. But wc h ^ a scrimmage Plaster said. “I’m waiting for them Moore. on Thursday and leave on TUesday. things would happen to us in­ (Wednesday) and they weren’t men­ conference games, grabbing a share bloody end, until next weekend,” Morgan added. to show me something. They have to Sophomore Michelle Brown and This particular basketball season dividually,” Calhoun said. tally into it. That means that Morgan plans to wait as long as come out hungry. But I haven’t seen Christine Fellows arc the leading will last as long as I coach,” said And Calhoun has reaped adula­ of the league lead. “ftilcntially, wc have some good Calhoun, who told his team they possible before deciding on a starting first baseman for Lemieux may play that, yet. pitching prospects. Calhoun, named the Associated tion from Connecticut fans, who averages coming back and if wc made it to the Final Five, is now the 1990 American League opener with Detroit on Plaster secs Cromwell and “We’ll be looking for growth and Press Coach of the Year Friday. deluged his office with more than PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mario Lemieux, sidelined play defensive wc should do all being forced to look ahead to next April 9 in Boston. RHAM High as two of the clubs to development in the fundamcnul Working in a conference that has 1,500 letters after the Duke loss, more than a month with a back injury, may be on the right. But the attitude, making the season sooner than he would like. “There are three guys in the running,” Morgan said beat in the CCXT. skills.” said Walz, new to the CCC produced nine Final Four teams and most begging him not to leave. ice tonight in a game against the Buffalo Sabres. right plays, will also come into Television analyst Dick Vitale has without having to mention rookie Carlos (^n tan a and “We should be able to challenge East Division and not sure what to two national champions in its 11- Calhoun says he’s not going The Penguins star center will skate during a war­ play,” he added. picked UConn as the eighth best in veterans Billy Joe Robidoux and Bill Buckner. “And for the league. 1 don’t know why expect. year history, Calhoun is the first Big anywhere. mup Saturday morning and may sec limited action (Toventry, which won the Charter the country for 1990-91. there’s Danny Heep, but he’s already on the club and I not. It will all boil down to pitch­ The rest of the league won't know East coach to be honored by the AP. “When we lost to Duke there dunng the game, Pittsburgh general manager Craig Oak Conference championship in know what he can do.” ing.” what to expect from MaiKhestcr. He garnered 194 of 438 votes in a were 6,000 people wailing for us at “It’s not even April yet,” an ex­ RUrick said Friday. 1988, went 14-7 a year ago. It the fieldhouse,” he said. “1 went to (Juintana, 24, is an outfielder by trade, but is being And if the ftU'iois come ready to cither. poll of sports writers and broad­ asperated Calhoun said. Give me a Lemieux, 24, has been in Los Angeles undergoing graduated just two seniors from that play. Mass (after the loss) and saw my given a shot at playing first in Boston after hitting .285 casters conducted before the NCAA chance to tee it up a couple of physical therapy for a herniated disc in his lower back. club. Among the returnees is senior ScfMduM; Agril 5 RHAM H. 7 Tollwxl H 11 and .287 in Triple-A the last two years. In five games, Schaduto: Apr4 5 Soutri Windsor H. 9 Ftock tournament. priest put on a UConn hat and talk limes.” The Penguins have gone 5-12-4 since losing the six- righthander Chris McCarthy, who • rii.. 9 E.O. Smuh H. 10 Rocky Hdl H. 12 Bol vill« H. 12 F«fm A 3 45 fxm . 16 W.ndrwn A, about how much the team meant to he is hitting just .118 with two singles in 17 times at time All-Star on Feb. 14. km H, 17 Bacon Acadamy H 10 a m , 18 VInal 18 Halt H 11 4 m.. 19 Glastonbury H n am , Kansas’ Roy Williams was But he already knows what’s on went 8-3 on the mound while swing­ Tach A (Palmar FiaM. MaMakmn) 7 p m . 20 23 Marttofd Pubfcc H. 24 East Catnolc A, 27 the community.” bat. second with 83 votes and Michigan the lesson plan for next year; “Now If the PCTguins beat the Sabres, they will clinch a ing a .370 stick at the plate. When F'>rtlan«l H 11 a m . 24 Chanay Tach A. 25 E ail ErViaid A 3 45 p rn, 30 East Hartford A State’s Jud Hcathcote had 80. At other times, however, Calhoun “We’re not going to make any hasty decisions,” R ^ c k Division playoff berth. If they lose or tic, they not pirehing, McCarthy may fill the Hampton H, 27 Crom«*al H May 2 C onard A. 4 R odtvina A. 7 Farmt H. 9 feels like just another face in the our job is to have the same hungry Morgan said. “Quintana is going to gel a solid shot.” May 1 RHAM A. 2 Ftocky H il A. 4 B ollon H. 8 Wtndtwn H, 10 South Windsor A. '4 ttarfford Calhoun, who coached 14 seasons Huskies understand that you can be will need a scries of breaks to fend off the Philadelphia shortstop hole. Bacon Acadamy A 9 Vnal Tacri H. 11 Portland Public A. 16 E n M d H. 18 £ asl H a rr^ 'd H. 22 at Northeastern bcfwe moving to crowd, especially at the Final Four, However, Morgan said, Robidoux “isn’t hurting Flyers or New York Islanders for fourth place. 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BOSTON (AP) — Larry Bird scored 33 points, in­ o cluding two technical foul shots and a 3-point basket in a -n 10-0 fourth-quarter run that carried the Boston Celtics to a 123-111 victory over the Deu-oit Pistons on Friday S F night. The defending NBA champions Pistons played their third straight game without their leading scorer, Joe — m Dumars, who has a broken left hand. They have lost two 0 o of the three. z CO Detroit, whose 52-19 record is the NBA’s second best, H - < lost its fourth su'aight road, its longest such skid in three sepons. Boston snappied a two-game losing streak that m . followed a five-game winning streak and remained three games behind first-place Philadelphia in the Atlantic Division. 1 m Bird matched his career high of five blocked shots while Reggie Uwis added 25 points and Robert f ^ s h t ‘6 o 5 23 for the Celtics. TTie Pistons, who suffered their fourth X 4 I - 3 3 loss in five games after winning 25 of 26, were led by o o Isiah Thomas with 32 points and James Edwards and Q T1 Mark Aguirre with 17 apiece. m rn Boston led 84-82 before Jim Prison began the critical run with two free throws with 10:29 left. Phrish followed P O) with a three-point play with 9:37 remaining. Detroit’s Dennis Rodman then was called for stepping O O on the baseline while he had the ball and the Pistons’ Bill m z Laimbeer and Coach Chuck Daly received technicals for arguing. o > Bird hit both foul shots. Boston also retained posses­ > r- sion and Bird sank his 3-pointer, boosting the lead to JO 05 94-82 with 8:05 to play. JO Until that spurt, the biggest lead of the game was Bos- > t ^ ’s Mven-point advantage in the first and third periods. > Detroit’s biggest lead was six in the second quarter. “0 In the last eight minutes, Detroit twice came within S'^cT oS'"'^’ remaining, but The 123 points were the most allowed this season by Detroit, which ^ e into the game leading the league in defense and yielding 97.4 points a game. Celtics took the lead for good when Keyin score 75-74 with 4:30 left m the period. 7 j^ r s 149, Nuggets 131: At Philadelphia, Charles scored a season-high 38 points as the Philadel­ phia 76ers won their sixth straight game Friday nighu beaung the Denver Nuggets 149-131. ^ The loss w ^ the fifth straight for the Nuggets, who have lost their last seven road games. The H9 points was the 76ers’ highest total of the season. They jumped out to a 47-33 lead at the end of the first quarter behind 18 points and eight rebounds from Barkley. Mersey Hawkins added 25 points, Mike Gminski 18 S ^ Ro" Anderson 16 for Philadelphia. Alex English had 21 and Fat Lever 18 for Denver. The 76crs are 30-5 at home. C avalier 105. Heat 104: At Miami, Mark Price hit thrw outside jumpers in the final three minutes and set up John Williams’ winning free throw with 2.9 seconds left as the Cleveland Cavaliers rallied in the fourth quarter to beat the Miami Heat 105-104 Friday night. Th« Atsodaled Pre»§ Please see CELTICS, page 46 LEAN ON ME — Detroit’s John Salley pushes off Boston’s Larry Bird as he lays one in during Friday s NBA action at Boston Garden. The Celtics won, 123-111 1

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Monday, April 2,1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Directors reconsider Pair robs branch of SBM library cut 5th heist By Rick Santos for bank Manchester Herald

The Board of Directors is con­ sidering a plea by head librarian recently John Jackson to-restore $83,000 to the library budget cut by Town Manager Richard Sartor. By Andrew J. Davis Jacluon said if the board fails to Manchester Herald restore the $83,000 Sartor cut from his proposed budget, the library Two men robbed the Spencer would have to eliminate three Street branch of the Savings Bank of proposed positions, including a tem­ Manchester at about 9:40 a.m today, porary filing clerk, a staff member escaping with an undetermined to assist in the children’s section, amount of cash in the fifth robbery and a clerk to work at the informa­ at a branch of the bank in the last 17 tion desk. months, police said The positions are needed for the According to wimesses and Capt. library to maintain an adequate level Joseph Brooks of the Manchester of service, he said, citing a nine 9 Police Department, no weapon was percent increase this year in circula­ shown. One witness reported that tion of materials. one of the men had his hand in the Sartor’s proposed budget for the Reflinald Pinto/Manchestef Herald Regir^ald Pinlo/Manchesler Herald pocket of his trenchcoat, implying library is $1.1 million, an increase that he had a gun. of about $91,000 from the current CLOSED — A Manchester Police cruiser stands in front of Caldwell of the Manchester Police Department lets a detec­ The robbers, who police budget. But Jackson told a meeting the Savings Bank of Manchester’s branch at 244 Spencer St. tive into the bank. described only as black men, es­ of the Board Saturday that still isn’t after it was robbed this morning. At right, Sgt. James caped in what one witness said was enough. a four-door Chevrolet Impala with “We’re people oriented,” Jackson Massachusetts marker plates. said. “We believe very strongly that No one was hurt in the robbery, we’re at the point of sketching and Administration reshuffles energy policy said Brooks.' Police would not not doing as well as we could.” release further information. “The bottom line is there was a He said that understafTmg is al­ lead to formal proposals in Decem­ lights. ready causing problems such as the WASHINGTON (/iP) — The kins’ “Interim Report: National bank robbery, they got away, no one ber, includes: • A return to energy-oriented tax library not being able to expediently Bush adminisuation in calling for a Energy Strategy” signals Bush’s was hurt,” said Brooks. re-examination of dozens of ideas determination to “get the best • New or heightened govern­ breaks, ranging from special al­ Brooks added that it was too early remove cards from its catalog flics ment efforts to find new energy lowances for domestic oil ex­ when the books or materials which for stabilizing the ns.tion’s energy public dialogue going in the his­ to tell whether any of the robberies sources, including solar, nuclear plorers to new incentives for correspond with the cards arc no future, including many staunchly tory of energy policy,” said are connected. opposed by former President Deputy Secretary W. Henson fusion, safer and cheaper nuclear homeowners to install better in­ Earl Rollinson, a Manchester resi­ longer part of the library’s collec­ fission, and alternative fuels like sulation and solar heating systems. tion. Reagan. Moore. dent who had gone into the bank im­ The list of posfiibilities being The massive report contains no liquefied natural gas, methanol and Some of the ideas already are at mediately after the two men, said “We’re taking somewhat of a ethanol for automobiles. odds with programs advanced backseat, and it’s really beginning to laid out at a news conference today formal proposals, but lists scores one robber stood at the door. He includes strict conservation re­ of ideas calling for a more active • More demanding government from other quarters within the said one of the robbers pushed him show,” Jackson said. fuel efficiency standards for Bush administration. For example, He said the library is behind also quirements and government- government role, including in­ aside and said, “Hurry it up and let’s automobiles, requiring the the Transportation Department’s in its efforts to mend damaged book financed development of renew­ dustry regulation. By contrast, get it over with.” able alternative fuels, both of Reagan, who believed energy is­ manufacture of more compact policy statement calls for less Rollinson said he was not scared, bindings. vehicles. government subsidy of energy-ef­ Also, a story-reading program for which are contrary to the laissez- sues should be left to the but surprised. • Higher efficiency standards ficient mass transit systems, and children that was scheduled last faire energy policy of the preced­ marketplace, proposed abolishing “I’ve read about these bank rob- for appliances and other electrical month had to be cancelled because ing administration. the Energy Department. devices, including home and office Please see ENERGY, page 8 the staff member was called for jury Energy Secrciarj- James Wat­ The debate agenda, designed to Pleasesee HOLDUP, page 8 duty, Jackson said. If the request for the additional children’s staffer was granted, this could have been avoided. He said he was happy to sec a Delegate selection only beginning of race recent survey of townspeople showed the library is one of the Droney said. “There’s the hard count and the delegates. For a Democrat, that means of 290 By Peter Viles John F. Droney Jr. said at week’s end that Plea.se sec LIBRARY, page 8 candidate’s count Tlte truth usually falls of the 1,450 delegates; for a Republican, the The Associated Press U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison was “closing in on a nomination.” somewhere in between." threshold is 183 out of 917. In both parties, the focus was quickly shift­ Morrison would not say exactly how many The campaign for governor has entered a Droney’s counterpart, GOP state Chairman Richard Foley, said U.S. Rep. John Rowland ing from who would win the party nomina­ delegates he has won over, but predicted TODAY frantic period of delegate courting, with the tion to whether a long-shot candidate would Friday, “1 expect to be way over 50 percent Democratic and Republican frontrunners both was “nearing the 50 percent level.” be able to force a September primary. well ^fore the convention.” Uying to lock up their parties’ nominations According to both party chairmen, the Index process is an inexact game marked by court­ The Democrat pushing for a primary is It was obviou.s, however, that his campaign and head off primary challenges. state Rep. William Gibes of New London; in was exceeding its expectations in winning The delegates were selected in hundreds of ing, bluffing, and occasional discussions of 16 pages, 2 sections the GOP, New Haven businessman Joel over party regulars, bemuse Morrison had al­ meetings across the state in mid-March. politics and policy. Schiavone is the closest, but two other long most totally abandoned his initial strategy of Republican and Democratic town committees “This is like a peri od of dating that’s going ClaRdified 13-16 shots are still in the race, Fairfield banker forcing a September primary through in 169 local ities selected a total of 2,367 on prior to getting married,” Droney said. Com ics 12 Joseph McGee and state Sen. Reginald Smith grassroots organizing. 7 delegates to summer nominating conventions. ■fhe process is somewhat murky because Focus of New Hartford. He had originally plartned to wage May 15 1 ncal/StatB 3-4 When die last of the delegates were picked only the campaigns have accurate tallies of 2 which direction uncommitted delegates are For Gibes and Schiavone, the fight was “delegate challenge primaries” to challenge 1 o tle rv last Tuesday, another phase of the campaign delegate slates in as many as 50 cities and Natinn/Mbrid 5, 13 leaning. And the campaigns are not always uphill: at week’s end they were both battling 2 began, as candidates began courting blocs of towns. But that plan was based on the as­ rV ulim riM t uncommitted delegates, many of them party misted as a source of information. a frontruruier and tlie perception that a Sep­ D pininn ^ ____ 6 “If you listen to the candidate, you would tember primary would hurt the party. sumption that those towns would select W-11 regulars who go to party conventions every Soorts think there arc three times as many delegates To force a primary, a candidate needs the Television 12 four yeai.'s. On tlic Democratic side, party chairman going to the convention as arc really going,” support of 20 percent of the convention Please see DELEGATES, page 8 ______1 _J Lithuania sends delegation Alfred W. Sieffert, to Moscow in search of pact ex-PZC chief, dies By Nartcy Fotey present situation as hopeless,” Meeting of PZC canceled MOSGOW (AP) — Lithuania employees reported no direct con­ Martchester Herald said. sent a delegation to Moscow today flicts between the two. Tonight's scheduled meeting of Spokesmen for the Lithuanian The republic’s Presidium of the in hopes of beginning talks with Biends and colleagues remem­ the Planning and Zoning Gommis­ Supreme Gouncil said legislator Supreme Gouncil legislature met bered fonner Plaiming and Zoning sion has been canceled due to the Mikhail S. Gorbachev, and ^ s i - Sunday night, and Landsbergis was dent Vytautas Landsbergis said he Egidius Bickaukas went to Moscow Gommission Ghairmar. Alfred W. death of former chairman Alfred in hopes of starting talks with Soviet expected to aiddress the full legisla­ Sieffert Sr. as a fair man who gave a W. Sieffert Sr. The meeting had hoped for a peaceful settlement ture during a session this afternoon despite a Kremlin demand he back leaders, and that three other people great deal of lime and energy to the been scheduled for 7 p.m. at the including Deputy Premier Romual- to discuss a statement 'ate Saturday town. Sieffert, who served as chair­ Lincoln Center. down. from Gorbacnev. About 1,000 pro-independence das Ozolas were following. man for 15 years, died of cancer Bickauskas has spent much of the The Soviet president urged demonstrators rallied outside the Friday. He was 61. Lithuanians to renounce their decla­ other commission members, Bayer Lithuanian prosecutor’s office in the past two weeks in Moscow trying J ^ o u t success to begin talks with ration of independence and then William Bayer, who succeeded added. Lithuanian capital of Vilnius against Sieffert as ctudrman in December, “He didn’t give his opinion before the occupation of the building the Kremlin on Lithuania’s March enter into talks with the Kremlin on 11 declaration of independence. the basis of the Soviet Gonstitution. described him as a “very classy he heard yours. He didn’t want to Friday night by Soviet soldiers, _L Official Radio Moscow quoted He warned that a refusal may result L gentleman.” influence anybody,” said Bayer, a sources said. Landsbergis as saying Lithuania in “grave consequences for all of As chairman, Sieffert “listened to member of the commission for more Both a prosecutor appointed by ALFRED W. SIEFFERT all sides and let people talk as much than 17 years. Lithuania’s breakaway government “will do everything ... to regulate us.” relations with the Soviet Union.” as they wanted to,” Bayer said. He and one sent from Moscow were . . . otticial, businessman also listened to the opinions of the Please see SIEFTERT, page 8 working in the building today, and Landsbergis “does not view the Please see LITHUANIA, page 8