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IKT8MI0 CARS ‘tort reform’ bill for quarterfinals CARS lonTRUCKB/VANS 1 ^ MISCELLANEOUS IRH^LLANEOUS SUPPLIES t a b s m .es TAB SALES FOR SALE FOR BALE FOR SALE I S iJ AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE ... paga 4 — paga 11 Firebird 1982,6 cylinder, 4 Free kittens, tabbies & Tag Sale. Moving. Lawn Tag Sale-Soturdoy June 1972 Chrysler New For Sole-1974 % ton chevy 4 Goodyear flbreglas Portlno oof 1957 Chevy double pawed. 742-5768. eaulpment, furniture, etc. 7th, 9^5. Huge selection, speed, Am/Fm stereo Yorker. $99 or best offer pick-up, equipped. 31 cole- Belolr 4door sedan. Fr«nt cassette, sun root, power belted tires 195/75 R-15 Saturday 8, Sunday 7th 8, rain dote Sunday June call 6494727 otter 5om. man Rd„ Manchester. S25.00 o pair 649-0670.O bumper $50. 646-4298 offer 8th. 21 Brookside Lone. 8th. 449 Tolland Tpke., steering, power brakes, $1900. 6pm.D MISCELLANEOUS 9-3. Neor Ho-Jo's. excellent condition. 1974 Ford Von. New point $5,600. Coll 643-6802. For Sale Vivo P195/75R15 FOR SALE & mags. $2,(X)0 firm. 872- Radiol tire on dodge 15 Ford 360 V8 engir'e from Neighborhood Tag Sale. Tag Sale - Fisher Price 6215. MOTORCYCLES/ Inch rim. New with 2 15 1965 F-100 o'ck-up truck. Green Hill Street. Man­ toys, dressing table, baby Inch dodge rims $50.00 oil. $50.00 Coll 649-4989 otter 6 chester. Saturday June 7, swing, curtains and mis­ 1983 Dodge Charger-4 M0PED8 742-S050.P pm.D. 9-2. Something for eve­ cellaneous. Saturday speed, front wheel drive, ENDROLLS ryone. Children's clo­ June 7th 9-2 225 Bldwell 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. om/fm cassette stereo, For sale ■'Team M urry 10 27% width - 254 thing, bar with stools, Street. A ir condition, power 37,000 miles, $3,500. Coll speed moto cross bike. WANTHI TO WANTBI TO 12% wMth - 2 for 284 bike, household Items 8, steering, power brakes, 646-1152 or 644-0060. Just rebuilt, like new BUY/TRADE BUY/TRAOE MUST be picked up at the furniture. Bolton Garage Sale. Co­ new transmission, shocks $50.00. 643-1709 Greg.a Manchester Herald Office vered bridge collection, and rear springs. $2,000or 1972 Mercury Comet-Must before 11 A.M. ONLY. new stainless steel sink, best otter. 646-8787 or sell, runs well, 89,000 1975 Suzuki 185, MX,needs iUandtralrr) Manchester — A City of Village Charm HrralJi Tag Sale. June 7 8, 8th. 97 large metal desk, tractor, 649-3467 Otter 6om. miles. Its yours for S150. some minor work. $60 or Birch Mountain Road Bol­ childrens clothes and Coll 633-6975. best otter 643-2831 otter Used sliding glass patio ton 9-6. Something tor much more. 84 Mt. 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm 6pm. WANTED doors, thermal, $15 each. everyone plus clothing!. Sumner Dr., Off Bolton ccBsette. Good running Chevrolet Monte Carlo Call 646-2300. Center Rd., Saturday, condition. $850. Coll 659- Landau 1981. Gold, V-8, 1982 Yamaha Maxim 1100. TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR Tag Sale-Saturday 8-4. June 7th, 9-3. Rain or 2895. power steering 8, brakes, Bought In 86 as leftover. Levin King Koll Mattress. Mony household Items, Shine. tilt wheel, cruise, air, tm Still under warranty YOUR CLEAN USED CAR Spinal guard excellent olso desk, secretary Wishing will not sell any­ stereo cassette. Florida S3,000 firm. Coll 872-6215. condition. $75. Please coll chair, basketball back­ .Tag Saie-Saturday and thing ... a low-cost od In cor. 38,000 miles. Mint OR TRUCK. ^ 649l9003.o stop, etc. 77 Meadow La. Sunday 9am-2pm, June Classified will. Why not Condition. $6,000 643-8271. Education bill (Oft Oak Grove). 7th and 8th, 20 Westmins­ place one todoyl 643-2711. MISCELLANEOUS For sale-Goulds water I Contact: Tom Duff ter Rd. Aduit bikes, tape 1978 Chevette. Needs [automotive pump with tank $95. Call Group Tag Sale-Antiques, deck, oak bookcose, bent- work, body In excellent otter 5:00 646-3663.a furniture, crafts, clo­ 1977 Ford Maverlck-4 condition. 4 very good CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC. wood chair, much do or, 6 cv II nder, excellent Bed liner tor S-10 Chevy thing. Friday 8, Saturday, miscelleanous. tires. Must go $250, 646- 1229 Main St., Manchaster 6464464 Blue pleated lined draper­ June 6 8. 7. 8:30-3, 76 condition $750.1978 Dodge 5808. Pickup longbed used. No Aspen-6 cylinder, 4 door, holes $99. 742-8101.O passes, ending ies 84 inchs X 125 Inches Thayer Rd., Manchester. Gigantic tag and bake with brass traverse rod. Cleon cor $750. 1978 saie to benefit, Manches­ Chevette-rebullt motor, Extends to ISO Inches. ter giris soccer ciub. Tor­ $90., 646-9892.0 automatic transmission, 6family tag sale. June7th, nadoes. Saturday, June 7, $995. 1977 Plymouth Vo- 9-3. Baby Items, toys, 9-3, parking iot across lorle Wagon, 6 cylinder, Two wheel sulky for household Items, mlscel- from Superior Court, 46 special session gravely wal k behind trac­ automatic transmission leanous. (Redwood W. Center St. $995. More to choose tor. Air tires, steel seat Farms) 83 Ralph Rd., B U S M E S S l $45.00 643-4535.0 from. Sole Saturday June Manchester. B-Nal Brith sponsored- 7th. 649-8309, Buds Motor By Kenneth R. Bozlnet foctory donated new clo­ The Senate earlier Friday night 10 speed bike with acces­ Soles, 276 Hartford Rd., United Press International also voted overwhelmingly, 34-1, to Friday, June 6th 8, Satur­ thing, other items. Manchester. leaCARreiTRY/ ANE0U6 7 sories. Like new $150 or day 7th, 9-4,3 Ashworth St. Sunday June 8th, 10am to CHH.0CARE riWAL accept the education reform bill. best offer 643-8857 even­ 8i 96 Glenwood St. Dehu- 4pm., 545 E. Center St., 1SI«M0KUNB ' C HARTFORD — The Legislature Sen. Thomas Scott, R-Milford; ings. mldlfler, lewelry, Manchester. Remove mineral buildup late Friday night passed a Oumas;SleGtnC'~4HaYlng cast the only dissenting vote, miscelleanous. from your teakettle by OdHvorinp- .dean form Republican-sponsored education claiming the bill did not guarantee Elegant off white 84 Inch 'A/.- Electrical itrgblemsf Tag Saie-June7 8i8,9-4. 25 pouring In half a cup of Nded d large or o sMdVf IdcNdf S yards ifspius reform bill and adjourned a special the "best and brightest” students sofa with custom mode Tog Sale-122 Cambridge Ridgewood St. Doil house, white vinegar and one AfiiO'-sanif, ;Ohd slip cover. Oriental wall will do bobysifflng In mv Repair? We Spedoilte hi session called solely to deal with would enter teaching and stay in St., Manchester. Satur­ coilectabies and other quart of tap water. Heat to Independent Construc­ ,jlWntsl. Cain the controversial plan. screen, studio couch, twin day, June 7,10-4. Stroller, items. rolling bol! and l^t stand Licensed Manchester tion Co. General Contrae- Residential WoriCr Joseph the profession. ' maple 5 piece bedroom home. (Ventfcmck School Oumds. Fbliv UeenSed. In a party-line vote, the House Scott also claimed the program car seat, baby walker, for one hour. Pour out Area). Coll 646-3798. fors, custom home bulld- Free EsttmotM. i ttS L Custom Rofofllling. Hove set, maple table 4 chairs. toys,boy$ clothes to size 4 Giant Tag Saie-836 Main solution, fill with water, fng' and remodeling,, 464 3 Trey Bin flotoflller. Will defeated a Democratic amend­ is so costly that five years down the Call 646-3525 or 646-2968. some household and mls- St., Manchester. Oid, boll again and discard. sMRng, excovotion, etc.' travel. - GoTdwts, towns. ment to include a mandated road it could force the state to celleanaus. Brand new new, useabie at bargain Add buildup to your Coll4S64M6Sor4S6^72tS. floiliiPr beds, large or /gSilnim um salary for teachers and enact a personal income tax. Corona Kerosine heater Porta Crib. No Early prices. June 7th and 8th, budget by selling no- amoH. teltda-lMS then followed the Senate’s lead, The proposal released Thursday with two five gallon cans. Birds Please. 8am. Don't miss this one. longer used furniture and approving the package in a final Good Condition $75.00. by the Republican leadership appliances with a low-cost 122-5 vote. provided money for increasing Call 643-7115.0 Tog Sale-Craft supplies-A Sunday, June 8, 10-3, 37 Fogarty BretiiM Breti ~-Ba- 4 od In Classified. 643-2711. Forrond Remodeling -4 Gov. William A. O’Neill said he teacher salaries to 120,000, but did cratters dream. Prices Highwood Drive (Oft Por­ Cabinets,‘Tooflng, gut­ Wfssssf throom renrK^ipg;^ rinm™™,,,.,. ... 20 Inch boys bike also will range from 30 to 90 per­ ter). Household, child­ kwaaptMameeaaawMWMet; slolldffbn: water h ( M ^ will sign the bill into law. not mandate the increases. * I', i ters, room odditipns, 0 O h m ' ,0 Ldndseaoing. The Legislature made arrange­ include training wheels. cent off ribbons, wood, rens, tires, barbeque grill, decks, all types of rema-' Memo vedf own prMP •— :garboge dtspoeolttfsi^ ^iM taeoh Un. From O'Neill, who had originally . I# #: • Call 742-0465 and make an doll heads 8, parts, ma- etc. NOTICE TO CHEDITORS ddlng and repoirs. F f ^ E Pothsr '^and son. Pdsf, TOPOirs. 6«94S8t,',vieg7M- inp% ItoMHr B shrub ptaM- ments to.have a another special wanted a bill that would require offer.o E S T A T E OF session Wednesday to deal with a crame, cord, beads 8, M A R Y NICHOLS, a/k/a estimates. Fully Irtsured. dependable service. ratbrCardoccepted.'^,,^ ' thgs,. Free estimotee. tell towns to raise teacher salaries, lamp frames, pom poms, Tag, Plant 8, Bake Sale. Pomtlng, PoperhqnplhP number of other issues^ Including M A R Y J. NICHOLS, late o( Telephone 6484017, offer " " m - •AWMigofter 5:80pm. called on Democratic members of Ladles 26" Bicycle for fur, books. From 25 per­ Americon Latvian Luthe­ Manchester, deceased 6pm, 647-SSD9. ^ & Eemovol. tell 64^61. how to use the projected $274 the Legislature to support the sale with folding baskets cent of 50 percent oft. ran Church. Corner of The Hon. wmiom E. Fitz­ million state surplus for the and carrier. Call between Gerald, Judge, of the Court .. .. Meed etod GOP-sponsored plan. Herald photo by Pinto Final clearance on these Winter and Garden Carpentry and remodel- Palnt^o. Interlw/Exfe- . home and current fiscal year ending June 30. 8pm or 9pm. 643-8573. $65 Items. June 5,6 8,7th 10:00 Streets. Saturday June 7, of Probate, District of Man­ Ing services — CpmpIMff^ rlor. Quallfvwork, r M p - The Connecticut Education As­ firmo chester at a hearing held on . . . -'pqillpmffM repairs, sociation, one the state’s two Edward Irish, left, and Robert Uriano of Budget Pest to 5:00. . Kozy Kraft 9-2. June 2, 1986 ordered that all home repairs and remo- «*?J1** Odd/i ipbe,. TriraAliigv dso town ogre sorvlee. police last month. The home has been condemned and Korner, Rfe 83, Vernon. claims must be presented to dellne. Qwatlfvwbnc. rtef- ••Wttwrtfw* Coll 646M1X teU*IM9S4e7ter?pm. major teacher's unions which had Control examine the refrigerator at 112 Spencer St. Golf Clubs, full set. Men's 875-3135. Flea Market-Saturday, the flduclory on or before n tf ^ s . VpbiWOTie attacked the reform bill. Friday is scheduled to be razed after rats living in the building September 5, 1986 or be erences, licensed « id In- ■--i;...... - ...... n. we dOu7fti gsfi- where the dismembered remains believed to be those Spauldings 9 Irons and 2 Manchester Grange, 01- sored, tell 6 4 6 4 1 6 5 .BECAUSE VCu never .Mbtpnry, corpentry, announced it would back the are exterminated. woods with bag and cott St. 9-4. barred os by low provided. motes, instired..6»03M of 84-year-old Jessica Lamprecht were discovered by Mary Lou Taylor, " ...... know When someone willj ■fueeochool office, said at the crash scene there Sun said thefbreigners were also States. Sweden, Britain, Italy, annually, although it has averaged • 4 »pd. Trens. • Overheed Cam .year. Sealed bids will be re­ "trigger” or a "non-trigger” for satellite launches created by attracted by China's offer to put w/4th Gear Overdrive • MecPhenon Strute •6217 ceived until June 12, 19S6, was no sign of sabotage of the community. Pakistan, Thailand, Brazil, Aus­ only one or two since putting the delays in the U.S. and European satellites in orbit for 10 to 15 tralia, Argentina and Canada. • Low Back Reclining Sealt • Dey/NIght Mirror - 2:00 P.M ., at which time they r aircraft. Any school district that elects to first of 18 satellites aloft in April • Much Much Morel « will be publicly opened. The space programs and expects to percent less than the going interna­ SAVE *273 "W e’re not investigating. We’re work toward the $20,000 minimum Sun said talks were also under 1970, Sun said. He said Peking right It reserved to relect any 1 2 3 To all Herald launch its first commercial satel­ tional rate, with preferential insu­ ond dll bids. Specificotlont 4 here to support the state and local way with the Netherlands and plans to put five to 10 domestic salary and is in one of about 45 lite for a foreign client in 1987. rance premiums to the first ond bid forms may be se­ readers who law enforcement agencies and to Indonesia. satellites in orbit over the next five cured at the Business Office, richer "trigger” communities will Chinese space officials also customers. help determine the cause,” Green- receive both the education and “ There is an urgent need for this years, leaving the remaining slots 45 North School Street, Man­ 5 6 7 8 have something announced Peking is still inter­ "You know the situation,” Sun chester, Connecticut. kind of launching system ," Sun open to commercial users. ANNUM. AVAILABLE TO salary funds without having to ested in putting an astronaut said, referring to the Jan. 28 004-06 to sell for Please turn to page 10 reopen contract negotiations. said of the Long March program. Sun acknowledged there have PERCENTAGE QUALinED aboard a future U.S. shuttle flight. explosion of the shuttle Challenger " I think that we are prepared to been one or two failures in the 0 10 T1 12 Space engineer Shen Rongjun and the May 30 failure of an Ariane do international work. I am Chinese space program. China 6.9% RATE BUYERS told a press conference that rocket. "A t this moment, countries LCOAL NOTICE ^99 or Less convinced that the reliability of the successfully launched a domestic TOWN OF ANDOVER Chinese and NASA officials are must try to find new launching product is fully understood by communications satellite in ZONING BOARD 13 14 15 TODAY’S HERALD continuing plans for China's par­ services.” 7 O F APPEALS We will run your ad customers now. Facts show that February. 1986 MERCURY COUGAR ticipation in a shuttle flight, but At least 12 nations have ap­ The Zoning Board of Appeals for 6 days Free of many customers are contacting The three-stage Long March ot the Town of Andover, Con­ \ gave no further details. proached Peking since it an­ us.” Three is capable of carrying necticut wilt hold a public Charge. Vice. Minister of Astronautics nounced last year it will use hearing in the Town Office No race yet Index Sun said it will take about 30 payloads up to 3,000 pounds and Building, Wednesday, June Sun Jiadong said "m any” poten­ Chinese-built "Long March" months from the signing of a Chinese researchers are trying to No Republican candidates have so pagee, 2 eecMone 18, 1986 at 7:30 P.M. to hear tial foreign clients have ap­ rockets to enter the lucrative contract to the actual launch and boost that to 2.5 tons, he said. the following application N am e. Fill out coupon and yet announced plans to seek the Magazine bielde asking for relief from the either mail it or 12th Assembly District seat held by Zoning Laws of the Town of A H u I r a 1 7 Andover, Connecticut. Address Democrat James R. McCavanagh bring it to the R iia ln a M o •241 ■ Cloudia Mottle - Use of Manchester, but GOP Town Phone _ Manchester Herald n ia a a lf la H 1 0 - 9 0 Deaths make fires top Vernon concern Variance ■ use apartment Chairman Donald Kuehl said F ri­ over garage as on In-law office. day he has talked to a number of r n m l r a A ^ocfc «6^ i3 apartmsnt In a R-40Zone. Lot WAS •14,515 located 19 Jurovoty Rood. people about running — Including G nnnartiriit A By John F. Kirch on Village Street. • S.0 Ltttr Engin* One ad a month only have prompted Mayor Marie “ Vou can’t replace human life. It’s • Whita Walla • Ramota Cont. Valid thru two Republicans who sought the Entartalnm anl 1 7 Herald Reporter Interval Wipars • Tilt Whaal Mirrors IS •12,379 At this hearing Interested Four of them — Thomas Miner, Herbst to call a special meeting of a very sad day. How do we get to ' • Ovardriva tram • Ouei Pwr persons may appear and be per family (No phone calls seat in 1984. Story on page 3. F n r .iia 1A Deborah Miner, and two of their ^ , ...... •Light Group heard and written communi­ June 1986 the fire marshal, fire chief, town the people, get them to understand • Air Conditioning • Tinted Glass • Much Much Moral LfM!al nauiB This year has turned deadly for . daughters, 7-year-old Gina and building inspector and police chief. SAVEM936 cation received. Said One Item Only ______some of the rules and regulations appeals are on file and may L n t t a r y 0 the town of Vernon. 2-year-oId Angela — died in the The meeting will take place be seen In the Office of the on fire prevention?" Rain likely D hltiiarlaa i n In the past six months, six people flames, while 13-year-old Michell Thursday, Herbst said, and is The Cnr Caring People Town Clerk, Town Office Although officials have not yet Building. n p i n i n n A have perished in fires in the jumped to safety from a second- designed to come up with a plan to 301 Center St. Cloudy today with a 70 percent determined a cause of Friday’s P a n p la 0 Rockville section, including three floor window. She was treated at educate people on fire prevention. Man C h e s t e r Dated ot Andover, Connec­ chance of occasional rain and blaze on Village Street, past ticut 6 June, 1986. R p n r ta children under 7. The most recent Rockville General Hospital and "In the last year we have drizzle. High 60 to 69. A 60 percent l i . i d experience has shown that the 13 June, 1986. occurred Friday, when a fam ily of released, officials said. suffered the most deyasting fires, BROTHERS lianrI|PBtpr HrralJi chance of rain tonight. Low near n S / W o r I r t 7 victims sometimes caused the ZONING BOARD five was trapped on the second The deaths have some Vernon in which human lives were lost,” OF APPEALS 60. Details on page 2. W M i h a r 2 floor of a burning two-family house ANDOVER, CT. officials puzzled and confused, and Herbst said late Friday afternoon. Please turn to page 10 MARY C. MCNAMARA 643-5135 CHAIRM AN Brainard Place Manchester 013-06 t - MANCHESTEB HERALD. Saturday. June 7. 1M6 •A MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 7, 1986 — 3 June 7, 1942: Japanese troops occupied Attu WEATHER and Kiska Islands in the Aleutians. U.S. forces Town losing top lawyer retook the islands one year later. Today's forecast O’Brien says his practice needs more time Connectlcnt. M anachaietts and Rkode Island: By George Loyng leave office by the end of July and w cM ion a l rain and driszle today and Sunday. leave office by the end of July and nover. The departures are helpfulh Herald Reporter cannot be persuaded to change his because they keep an “ element of Highs 60 to 63. Overnight lows tonight in the 80s. decision. Maine: Rain south and a chance of rain north freshness" in the office, he said. Town Attorney Kevin M. O’Brien O'Brien said he expects that tonight. Highs 60 to 70. Occasional rain Umight and said Friday he plans to resign so he Also resigning is Assistant Town • • Cooney will be named to replace Sunday. Lows 50 to 60 and highs 60 to 70. can devote more time to his private Attorney James M. Higgins Jr., who Joined the office In January, him as town attorney. “ I think he New Ito j^ h lre: Occasional rain likely tonight practice. would do a good job,” he said. » • • through Sunday. Highs in the 60s to mid-TOs and "1 never intended to stay as long O’Brien said. HIggens has been a private law partner of O’Brien’s Cooney could not be reached for lows tonight near 60. as I had,” said O’Brien, who has comment Friday. Vennont: Occasional showers, chance of a held the position since 1979, after since 1982. and agreed to work for the town only until O’Brien left — thunderstorm today and tonight. Highs in the 70s. being an assistant town attorney Despite his decision to resign, something O’Brien said he had since 1977. O'Brien said he has O’Brien said he plans to remain Lows tonight 55 to 65. Occasionai showers or been considering for over a year. thunderstorms likely Sunday. Highs in the 70s to informed the Democratic majority active in town affairs, particularly around 80. on the town Board of Directors of Their departure will leave only the Democratic Town Committee. his plans, but has not officially two remaining town attorneys — However, he ruled out running for submitted his resignation. full-time assistant William Shea elective office. Extended outlook During his seven-year tenure and part-time assistant John W. O’Brien said one of the most with the town, O’Brien said, he has Cooney. In November, former satisfying aspects of his time as Extended outlook for New England Monday not had been able to devote enough Assistant Town Attorney Malcolm town attorney was working with through Wednesday; time to his work as a private Barlow resigned from the office the Democratic majority on the Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: attorney in his Main Street office. because of what he said was a town Board of Directors because Cloudy Monday with a chance of rain. Considera­ ” lt’s a question of responsibility in growing workload and his inability they allowed him to become ble cloudiness Tuesday. Sunny Wednesday. Highs handling private cases,” he to devote time to his private involved In policy decisions. He in the 50s and lower 60s coastal areas and middle explained. practice. also listed among his accomplish­ 60s to middle 70s inland. Overnight lows in the 50s. Today In history O’Brien. 36, said at first he Barry Botticello cited the same ments his work in helping to planned to leave June 30, the end of Vennont: Scattered showers Monday. Highs 70 reasons when he also resigned as establish the Bennet Apartments Rain likely the current fiscal year, but agreed to 75. Lows in the 50s. Dry Tuesday and On this date in 1942, Japanese troops occupied Attu and an assistant in January. for elderly people and the resolu­ to town directors’ requests that he Wednesday. Highs in the 7(te. Lows 45 to 50. Kiska in the Aleutian Islands. U.S. forces retook the O’Brien said he did not feel tion of a number of lawsuits in 1981 Today: Cloudy with a 70 percent chance of occasional rain and drizzle. stay longer in case a replacement increasing the salaries of town Maine: Chance of rain Monday. Fair Tuesday islands one year later. between the town and the Eighth High 60 to 65 with east winds 10 mph. A 60 percent chance of rain is not found. He said he expects to attorneys would lessen the tur­ Utilities District. tonight. Low near 60. Sunday: 60 percent chance of showers with a high and Wednesday. Lows in the 50s Monday morning and in the mid-40s to mid-50s Tuesday and in the 60s. Today's weather picture was drawn by Emmy Margarido of Wednesday mornings. Highs in the 60s north and Bolton, a fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. 70s south. New Hampshire: Chance of rain Monday. Fair Almanac Two Bolton students are tops Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows in the 50s Monday morning and in the mid-40s to mid-50s Tuesday and Today is Saturday, June 7, the Baltimore nominated Abraham Deen, Maynard cited at high school ceremony SEATTLE Wednesday mornings. Highs in the 60s north and 158th day of 1986 with 207 to Lincoln and Andrew Johnson to 70s south. follow. head the Republican presiden­ By John Mitchell he’ll be only the second Bolton shuttle some day, were honored for The moon is new. tial ticket. Herald Reporter High School graduate to go to Yale being the school’s top seniors The morning stars are Mars In 1942. Japanese troops occu­ Flooding possible University. He and Feroze Deen, Friday at an awards ceremony in and Jupiter. pied Attu and Kiska in the 30.00 ' BOLTON — Matt Maynard says who hopes to fly on the space the gym. The National Weather Service warned Friday of The evening stars are Mer­ Aleutian Islands. U.S. forces cury, Venus and Saturn. possible overnight flooding of rivers, streams and retook the islands one year later. Salutatorian Maynard, the old­ roadways in portions of Connecticut as periods of Those born on this date are In 1982, Israeli jets bombed est of five children, wants to major torrential rain fell across the state. under the sign of Gemini. They central Beirut while Israeli in engineering. In addition to Yale, The weather service at Bradley International inciude British fashionplate ground forces captured Beaufort he was accepted at Cornell, Tufts Airport Friday evening extended a flood warning George “Beau” Brummel in Castle in southern Lebanon and and the University of Connecticut. until 8 a.m. Saturday for Litchfield County. A flood 1778; French post-impressionist surrounded the city of Sidon. He said he chose Yale because it watch was in effect overnight for Hartford. Tolland painter Paul Gauguin in 1848; In 1983. one day after Nicara­ was in his home state — and and Windham counties. actress Jessica Tandy in 1909 gua expelled three U.S. diplo­ because he liked the Ivy League Rainfall, occasionally heavy, continued to move (age 77); Gwendolyn Brooks, the mats, the Reagan administra­ school’s prestige. eastward from eastern into Connecticut first black woman to win the tion ordered six Nicaraguan Maynard was active in the Latin and southern Massachusetts Friday night. Pulitzer Prize for poetry, in 1917 consulates closed and six Nica­ Club during ail four years of his The rainfall was expected to continue overnight (age 69); former heavyweight raguan diplomats out of the high school career, and also as the frontal system over southern New England boxing champ Rocky Graziano . showed little tendency to move. in 1922 (age 64); singer Tom participated in fencing and soccer. Rainfall totals over western and northern Jones in 1940 (46), and funk-rock 80 '100 - 90' Deen, who will walk down the Connecticut had reached the 4-to-6-inch range by star Prince in I960 (age 26). A thought for the day; Heavy­ aisle as valedictorian during gra­ UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST <5/ early Friday afternoon. weight champ Rocky Graziano duation ceremonies June 17, was Small streams were running at bankfull in many On this date in history; said, “ Somebody up there likes areas and some flooding or roadways and low-lying In 1864. delegates meeting in me.” vice president of the senior class National forecast areas already had occurred, the weather service and also was involved with the said. Spanish and National Affairs H tfitd photo by Rocha Showers are predicted for portions of the upper and lowerGreat Lakes Forceasters advised people in flood-prone areas clubs. Pumping In the rain regions. Scattered showers are predicted for portions of the northern to take necessary precautions Friday and be ready Lottery He was accepted last December and central Plains, upper and middle Mississippi Valley, Ohio/Tennes- to act quickly should any flooding begin. by the Massachusetts Institute of Motorists were urged to use caution as some Hal Smith of Bolton tries to stay diy and forecasters say clouds and showers see Valley, west and east Gulf Coast, north, middle and south Atlantic Technology, which he will attend Friday as he pumps gas into his car at a roadways and underpasses were expected to Connecticut daily: Othery lottery numbers drawn on a four-year Air Force scholar­ are likely to continue through today and Coast regions. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair in general. become flooded. service station on Route 44 in Bolton. Friday: 638 In New England Friday: ship. “ M.I.T. Is big but dynamic,” Sunday. Deen said. “ I wanted to go to a Rain fell continually throughoutthe day. Play Four: 8184 Rhode Island daily; 1450. place where there’s research, and Tri-state daily; 377 and 8389. things going on all the time.” Lotto: 10-13-23-25-26-40 Massachusetts daily; 2666. Both said their favorite classes were science and math, and both Judge blocks landfill takeover PEOPLE won honors in the two subjects. As classmates and teachers encircled CAN YOU HELP? tion against condemnation should them to offer congratulations PUTNAM (U Pl) — A Superior “ I would also be willing to sit de.signer fheo Hayes had created a little Court judge Friday signed a be made permanent has been during Friday’s awards cerem­ down and talk about a joint venture Just the prince Seeds of protest white house for the Reagans’ King Charles NAME:CHERYL ANN PETERS temporary injunction barring the scheduled for June 27. ony. both had to agree that they in operating the landfill," Owens spaniel and that the doghouse would be DATE A SSING: S/21/84 small town of Brooklyn from In the meantime, legislative said. “ I ’m willing to delegate some Buckingham Palace announced Friday A man describing himself as the “ pothole FEROZE DEEN, LEFT, AND MATT MAYNARD would miss the friendly, small- formally unveiled by Hollywood celebrity FROM: OCHESTER, condemning a landfill purchased leaders are predicting the matter responsibility to them so they will that Prince Charles will attend Harvard bandit” has claimed responsibility for . . . Class of 1986 valedictorian and salutatorian school atmosphere at Bolton High. this week by the larger town of may appear on the call of an Zsa Zsa Gabor. MINNESsYTA have some say in what goes on University’s 350th anniversary celebration planting evergreen trees in potholes in Stratford. expected special legislative ses­ there.” “ We haven’t seen it.” said Crispen when DOB: 09/27/68 this September, but Princess Diana will not Burlington. Vt. The man told radio station Judge Richard C. Noren signed sion later this summer. asked about the doghouse. ” We don’t know EYES: BROWN accompany him. A palace statement said the WJOV on Thursday he was “ taking ven­ the size of it.” the injunction at the request of “ It doesn’t mean we’re trying to Stratford plans to build a $15 HEIGHT: 5’2 ” beat up on Stratford,” Senate 37-year-old heir to the British throne will geance against potholes, because I ’m tired of Deputy press secretary Larry Speakes Republicans look to the 12th Stratford officials who say they million trash-to-energy plant, but arrive in Boston on Sept. 2, to participate in seeing cars wrecked,” said news director WEIGHT: 105 desperately need the landfill to President Pro Tempore Philip that project has been stalled said he understood the doghouse had red Robertson, R-Cheshire, said. Harvard’s commemoration. On Sept. 4, he James Condon. “ He claims he wears a mask curtains, a parquet floor and a portrait of HAIR: BROWN dispose of 100 tons a day of trash. because of disagreements between “ This gives us breathing room to "There are a lot of people will leave for Chicago to take part in a and gloves and did it around 2 a.m.,” Condon President and Mrs. Reagan. Town Chairman Kuehl talks to possible candidates Genitron Inc., the contractor, and better prepare our defense on what affected by this matter — in charity ball, a department store promotion said. He said the station then called police. “ It must be big,” he said. LAST SEEN: Left home after a an Italian concern which will we feel are our rights,” Ronald Stratford as well as in the nor­ and a polo match. He will return home the Police Lt. William Lauare said officers found confrontation with stepfather and Bv George Lovno provide the technology and next day. the trees at the three locations the man Herald Reporter Owens, Stratford’s town manager, theastern part of the state.’’ expertise. was then given a ride to a truck Mercier and Kuehl both said they believe Robertson said. described to the radio station. He said the said. An acting lesson stop. Possible foul play Legislators from the northeast potholes were surrounded with barricades. No Republican has yet an­ McCavanagh, a Manchester real estate Brooklyn filed papers Wednes­ suspected. section of the state suggested the Strikeout Lauare said he did not believe the bandit President Reagan, harking hack to his nounced plans to seek the 12th day condemning the landfill after a Hollywood acting days, offered some advice Assembly District seat held by broker, will run again. However, they said he town meeting voted overwhelm­ matter go before the Legislature, WE DELIVER could be charged for anything, unless the but Owens said he has talked to two Ron Luciano, who gained famed as a to 75 senators he invited to breakfast for Democrat James R. McCavanagh ingly to take that action; If you haven't received your trees were stolen. “ We could get him for can be defeated. senators from the Stratford area demonstrative Major League baseball um­ discussion of tax reform and the Saudi arms of Manchester, but GOP Town Stratford said it searched the Manchester Herald by 5:30 p.m. blocking vehicular traffic, but that’s exactly who will support his town’s $2 pire. has struck out on a bid for the New York saie. Chairman Donald Kuehl said Fri­ entire state for available landfill weekdays or 6 a.m. Saturdays, what a pothole does, so we’d be hard-pressed provisions. space before finding the 54-acre million purchase. please call your carrier. If you're Legislature from Binghamton. Noting that the Senate began televising its day he has talked to a number of guy.” on that one,” he said. “ Our big concern is That legislation was ultimately Republicans are scheduled to private landfill in Brooklyn. Strat­ Stratford’s offer to dispose of unable to reach your carriei*. call Luciano, a former Syracuse University proceedings this week, Reagan, according to people about running — including- that if he’s playing ‘caped crusader’ in the defeated, but Cummings warned select a candidate July 23 at the ford has also offered to dispose of Brooklyn’s trash for 20 years will subscriber service. 647-9946, by football star, said Thursday he decided NAME:KIMBERLY DAWN two Republicans who sought the night he could get run over.” spokesman Larry Speakes, told the senators that ” A legislator is a little like a 12th District nominating Brooklyn’s trash for 20 yearr hold if Stratford succeeds in taking 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a m. against a state Senate race after an erosion Thursday how to come across on television: McCLASKEY seat in 1984. Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. Kuehl said he has had discus­ shepherd — he has to take care of convention. A hearing on whether the injunc­ over the landfill, Owens said. in his support among statewide party “ You learn your lines, don’t bump into the DATE MISSING: 07/13/84 sions with Jonathan Mercier, who his whole flock.” officials in recent weeks, furniture, and in kissing scenes keep your FROM: LEWISTON. ILLINOIS lost to McCavanagh in 1984, and Manchester Democrats have led Luciano also said in his new book. “ The mouth closed.” Fit for a first dog DOB: 06/15/66 Betty Sadloski, who unsuccess­ the effort to change provisions in Fall of the Roman Umpire." that he had RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE fully challenged Mercier for the the Town Charter that require a planned to vie for the seat of state The White House apparently has been EYES: BLUE p ^ y ls nomination that year. He separate favorable vote by district Assemblyman Richard H. Miller of Broome, taken by surprise with the news that Rex, the Coaching farmers WEIGHT: 98 LBS said the two have not yet decided residents before a mergercan take but said support for the race among place. The town Board of Directors nation’s first dog. is to get his own abode. HAIR: BLONDISH-BROWN whether to run. Kuehl said he has M a n c h e s t e r H i s t o r i c a l S o c i e t y Democratic ieaders had waned. Milwaukee Bucks basketball Coach Don will decide in July whether to The Washington Post said that interior also spoken with some other 1 0 6 HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER, CONN. 0 6 0 4 0 Nelson says he plans to drive a tractor people, but declined to reveal their schedule a November referendum LAST SEEN: Kimberly was on her around rurai Wisconsin to raise funds for names. on the charter revisions. financially struggling farmers. way to London Mills to visit her Mercier declined to comment on If the changes are made, the The Manchester Historical Society wishes lo express its Nelson said Thursday his earlier efforts to cousin. She had planned to be his political plans when contacted state consolidation procedure appreciation to the following businesses for ihi-ir inleresi in help a Bimamwood farm family were being home that night. They found her would be followed. It requires only by the Herald Friday. However, he the Society and their generous donations: expanded into “ Nellie’s Farm Fund,” which things on 07/14/84 in the Spoon said he was not surprised to hear one townwide vote. would provide management assistance as River. that Kuehl had spoken to Sadloski. No Democratic candidates — Col. Francis E. Collette. Auctioneer well as money. Sadloski could not be reached for including McCavanagh — have Norlhwav Pharmacy Quinn's Pharinuev Nelson said that he had already received comment Friday. However, after announced plans to seek the 12th Willon*s Gift Shop Burkiand Agwav hundreds of letters, some of them including the 1984 general election, Sadloski district seat. However. McCava­ Any Information? Call 1*800-843-5678 E lU w o r th & I^ssow, Inc. D.J.’s Dog (frooming money to help farmers. charged that she would have nagh, who could not be reached for “ I’m overwhelmed by the reaction I ’ve defeated McCavanagh had she comment Friday, has done nothing Reconi Breaker. Inc. C a v e v ’ s R esta u ra n t gotten,” he said. been the Republican nominee. to indicate that he will not seek Arnoliieen’s Wooden Sleigh Doll Bear Shoppe In that election, McCavanagh re-election. Pero Fruit Stand Roger W . Talbot won by Just over 300 votes out of \a9siff Sports Co. M a r lo w 's some 10.000 cast. Sadloski has said Mercier and Kuehl both said Reconciliation Manchester Herald Manchester Lumber F a irw a y she is better known in the 12th they believe McCavanagh. a Man­ The woman who put boxer Bobby Chacon district than Mercier. Arthur’s Drug Glidden Paint & Wallcovering USPS 327-500 chester real estate broker, will run in jail in Oroville. Calif.. on charges he broke VOL. CV, No. 211 Sadloski serves as treasurer of again. However, they said he can Parkade Cleaners Brown’s Flowers, Inc. Published dally except Sunday her nose in an assault has said they have Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 the Eighth Utilities District and be defeated. Woodland Gardens England Hardware. Inc. and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $650 (or one month, $19.25 has been an outspoken opponent of reconciled and will marry next week, two chester Publishing Co., 16Bralnard ‘ ‘He really has not done anything Garden Sales Rovic, Inc. (or three months. $38.50 (or six plans to consolidate the district days before she is to testify at his Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 (or one year. to represent Manchester. That was • M a r v in ’ s Hobhvrvme Stores Second class postage paid at Man­ with the town. The 12tb Assembly true two years ago and it’s true preliminary hearing. Mall rates are available on request. Exposure, Ltd. Marco’s Cake Creations Renee Vincent, 25, said Thursday she chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: District includes most of northern now,” Mercier charged. h r Send address changes to the Man­ Manchester — much of the same Michaels Jewelers J. C a rm a n . C lo th ie r doesn’t want Chacon prosecuted. However, chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ To place a classllled or display area to which the district provides ” I haven’t seen that much of Fred’s Package Store Manchester Pizza prosecutor Michael Ramsey said even if they chester, Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report a news fire protection and sewer service. what he’s doing,” Kuehl said. T o m m y ’ s P iz z e ra E)ast W e s t Im p o rts marry, Vincent cannot invoke the right not to item, story or picture Idea, call 643- "Everyone admits he’s a nice guy, McCavanagh has also opposed Kentucky Fried Chicken Regals Mens Shop testify against a spouse. GUARANTEED DELIVERY: l( 2711. onice hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 the recent attempt to facilitate but we want a Republican nice Ramsey said Vincent knew of the alleged you don’t receive your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. Creative School of Hairdressing Floral Expressions l ; *■'«» f consolidation of'the district and attack before her pending marriage and 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8 a.m. Satur­ D iR o s a ’ s C le a n e rs Daniels Colony Tours UPl photo day, please telephone your carrier. town. In April, he drew muted cannot invoke the spousal privilege. She told Adams Mill Restaurant Aldo's Pizza l( you’re unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ criticism from Democratic Town TUBBIES — Three large ladies take part in a tug of war at London’s police that Chacon broke her nose in the rier, call subscriber service at 647- ber ol the Associated Press, a sub­ Chairman Theodore Cummings EMERGENCY i;ii Nassiff Camera Shop A. P. Equipment Co. assault. 9946 by 8:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. I»q r 9 Battersea Park to publicize a recent survey that named the southern coast scriber to United Press Interna­ for his support of a bill then before Fire — Police — Medical Manchester Country Club Heritage Brass Co, Chaepn. who had been in jail since the May m. Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ tional news services and a member the General Assembly that would town of Eastbourne as the tubbiest town for women in Britain. The three ery In Manchester. o( the Audit Bureau o( Circulations. Adams Rig Country Ijqiiors Manchester Sewing Machine (^nter 21 incident, was released Tuesday on $75,000 have provided the district with the DIAL 911 women have a combined weight of 868 pounds. bail. power to veto any merger attempt In Manchester done under state consolidation I Bqato V ( 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 7 ,1M6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 7, 19M — $ Tort reform’ bill SOUTHLAND ARTISAN DEVELOPMENT ^ ;/f^^ssoaaieclJ^m fiaium. Incorpomml Inwrpmtal LOG HOMES, INC. CORPORATION Dealership Locally Owned & Operated by Michael Ruba - President signed by O’Neill Jay Burns, TOWN & COUNTRY BUILDERS. INC. $ 1, 0 0 0 .<» ;r«4 BUSINESS ^ T O D E S , BUSINESS a^TOADES, Randall Fish - Director of EngdneerinK 15^. HARTFORD (U PI) - Gov. Recapturing some of America's nostalgic past, more and more people The computer is a mainstay in our society. It once was a big however, announced immediately are turning to the beauty of log homes. These custom homes are William A. O’Neill announced after O’Neill signed the tort reform romplicatM apparatus, but not anymore. The personal computer for constructed with every comfort and amenity found in existing Friday he has signed a "tort law It would reduce rates by up to ^ m e or office is now small, versatile and most importantly, affordable, reform" bill into law that will 10 percent next year for general dwelling^. The major difference between log homes and the more word processing, accounting, data storage, education and make several changes in the way liability insurance for most of the conventional styles is their uniqueness, durability and energy entertainment are a few of the functions a personal computer will efficiency. &EWBRD damage suits and jury awards of 94 municipalities it insures. provide you. It is necessary, however, to determine which system is best damages are handled. The Hartford said the action was TOWN & COUNTRY BUILDERS, INC., located at 86 Metcalf professional staff at A R T IS A N D E V E L O P M E N T Road in Tolland, phone 872-6942, (or toll-free 1-800-846-3555), can show “ I would hope it would begin to a direct response to the bill signing This Is 1 selection o f the leading business and professional people In your area. Thu U a selection o f the leading business and professional people in your area. 245 Hop River Road in Bolton, CT„ phone reduce rates of insurance in and said the reduction will show up W e urge you to keep and use the Business & Trades Review as a goods and services W e urge you to keep and use the Business U. Trades Review as a goods and services you how you can build a sturdy log home with all the space and comforts 04^9134’ are the people to see for complete information on a variety of Connecticut and makes its availab- in quotes for 1988 coverage, which reference throughout the year. reference throughout the year. you desire. As your authorized dealer for SOUTHLAND LOG different systems. lity better,” O'Neill told a Capitol will be presented to eligible cities HOM ES, INC., they can supply the materials and will build the home All spaced purchased by Associated News Features, Inc. This fine firin specializes in engineering development, agricultural, WBNTES OEBO OB news conference. and towns by July 1. All spaced purchased hy Associated News Features, Inc. for you, or if you like, you can build it yourself or have your contractor O pinions expressed are (Hose o f Associated Neu>s Feomres, Inc. educational and business computers, but they offer complete supplies, The law, which goes into effect The company, a subsidiary of Opinions expressed are those o f Associated News Features, Inc. complete the work. and are not necessarily those o f the newspaper. ______and are tuh necessarily those o f the newpaper. service to all their clients. A R T IS A N Oct. 1. also limits the amount of I’TT Corp., had expected its rates Their durability results from using full 6" x 8" kiln dried Southern fees lawyers can earn in some for municipal liability insurance to D E V E L O P M E N T C O P R P O R A T IO N also features a complete data yellow pine and 5H" x 7%" air dried white cedar logs. processing service which they manufacture, and they use only the most damage cases. increase an average 20 percent in You can finish the interior as you wish and enjoy cost saving(s when it sun... The insurance industry has 1986, but now expects the new law advanced line of data processing systems. A B CHICK comes to heating, cooling and maintenance. 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They have an excellent Stop by S O U T H L A N D LOG HOMES, IN C . today at 86 Metcalf processing comes available to the user without the user having to O’Neill said he believes the law offers significant legal reforms pro-shop where you can select golf equipment that will add to the Road in Tolland, or call 872-6942, (or toll-free 1-800-846-3555), for all the purchase and maintain any sophisticated system or software “Locally Owned & Operated by enjoyment of your game and will get “the old handicap" down where you will not keep victims of accidents and We will test our conviction next facts. You will be surprised at the diversity offered. There is noobliation A t A R T IS A N D E V E L O P M E N T C O R PO R A TIO N their experts Alden B. Chick Over 20 Years” want it. from being properly compensated year,” said Donald R. Frahm, on your part, and it could open the door to the most real home you will work with you to develop the right programming, and they supply all by insurance companies. president and chief operating This well known firm has been serving the builders and public of “ Let’s have a game of golf.” Here is a phrase that is becoming ever own. the expertise for the initiation of their services. Opponents of the legislation have officer of The Hartford's property- Manchester for many years. They are regarded as the leading air increasingly popular now. This is understandable when you consider the The writers of this 1986 Business & Trades Review are pleased to have We, the Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review, suggest to all casualty operations. many advantages of golf as a sport and recreation. the opportunity to bring S O U T H L A N D LOG HOMES, INC. to the claimed the law would be a blow to conditioning and refrigeration contractors in the area. 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This contractor features qualityexpert service as well as quality picnicking. They are located at 160 Slater Street in Manchester, phone A buggy contest crisis.” installation and maintenance of most any type of air conditioning and 646-9083, and are known for congeniality of atmosphere. You will notice EVERGREEN NURSERY Bad underwriting practices and Exceptions would be those com­ refrigeration units, whether you need an individual room system or immediately that there is a prevalent feelingof relaxation, friendliness, Dallas-area pest control services are sponsoring a indifference to loss prevention are munities whose record of claims totally integrated units to cool your entire home, office or industrial and pleasure that at once puts you at ease and prepares you for a Owned & Operated by Ed Wagner to blame for the massive increases would "indicate present rates location. This is the one contractor that does exactly what is contracted pleasant round amid the most satisfactory surroundings. If you’re having trouble making that thumb of yours turn green, let contest for the biggest cockroach in Dallas. The in premiums and policy cancela­ should be maintained, or in­ for and guarantees all work. We, the Editors, are more than pleased to suggest this community- the professionals at S A L ’S E V E R G R E E N NU RSERY, located at 535 companies will award a $1,000 prize for the largest bug. tions that have hit businesses, creased,” and others which have CUSTOM COMPUTER Clogged drain, leaking pipes, gas piping for that new appliance, don’t minded golf course to our many readers of this 1986 Business & Trades municipal governments and oth­ substantially changed the number Griswold Street in Glastonbury, phone 633-5089, help you discover the The contest is also being held in honor of the despair. Call the plumbing and heating contractors who can take care of Review. SOLUTIONS art of growing plants. Sesquicentennial. ers, Nader charged. and types of facilities insured, he Th.- Tnsurance Group. said. it all for you! No matter what your application, this contractor can Whenever you stop in to this greenhouse you will receive friendly, handle it with expert work and save you many dollars over the next year. Deborah Hess courteous assistance in selecting house plants to beautify your home or We, the Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review, wish to The local contractors of today regard the new computers as one of business. Their helpful staff can often times help you make the best suggest this reliable contractor for their honest business practices and SOUTH WINDSOR their best tools for dealing with the many complicated details of choice for the space and lighting in which you want the plant to grow. ask you to call them first. everyday business. They know this line of work well and will be pleased to discuss your State begins Waterbury primary probe COUNSELING CENTER This fine company features (TACT), The Automated Contractor’s decorating needs with plants. ^ Tool. It is fully integrated, and has automatic job costing and also Their selection is quite complete, ranging from interior trees and HARTFORD (AP) - State offi­ its inspection of absentee-voting Joseph P. Rios, Ph.D. PC/ forward. I don’t think it’sdamaged had heard of possible absentee accounting reports. The systems at CUSTOM COMPUTER tropical plants to lovely flowering plants that will beautify your home or cials began an investigation Fri­ records and interviews with Wa­ my campaign at ail.” voting irregularities "on both ADAM’S Executive Director SO LU TIO N S, located at 48 Purnell Place in Manchester, phone 643- office for years to come. The plants are grown in the greenhouse under day into allegations of absentee terbury residents. Moffett noted that he had won the sides” but that he had ” no hard The SOUTH W IN D SO R C O U N S E LIN G CENTER.is located in 5448, includes complete training, and also handles all the bookkeeping strict supervision to insure that they are healthy and will thrive. ballot irregularities in a crucial A total of 819 absentee ballots election on the machine vote, only information to lay before a judge.” BIG COUNTRY LIQUORS South Windsor at 1726 Ellington Road, phone (203) 644-1114 for needs for contractors. The Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review suggest S A L ’S Democratic gubernatorial dele­ were cast and validated in the to lose it when the absentee ballots information. They offer a wide range of alcoholism and substance abuse gate primary in Waterbury. in­ The report said that in some Locally Owned & Operated by The compilers of this 1986 Business & Trades Review suggest that our EVERGREEN NURSERY for their expertise in everything related to pivotal primary in which Gov. were tallied. services. These include individual counseling, adolescent counseling, cluding reports of forged signa­ overlapping cases, 29 voters said The Adams’ Family readers contact this reputable concern for their computer needs. plants. William A. O’Neill defeated chal­ "There are many, many ques­ their applications for absentee and couple concern counseling, information and referral to tures and a report of a dead man lenger Toby Moffett by 43 of the tions surrounding the illegitimacy ballots had been forged, two Milton, Jeanne & Jon detoxification centers and driver education, as well as an expanded full requesting an absentee ballot. 12.083 votes. of tho.se ballots.” Moffett said. absentee ballots were cast in the The headquarters for your favorite party beverages in the Coventry range of counseling for families in need of a structured group for various ALDO’S PIZZARIA "W e’ve already begun to look No direct link was found to the area is A D A M ’S BIG C O U N T R Y LIQ U O R S at Meadow Brook info the allegations made in the names of people whose parents therapeutic reasons. Owned & Operated by Michael Correnti campaign organization of either The newspaper found evidence said could not have voted, and Shopping Center (next to Highland Park Market), phone 742-9865. Hartford Courant article.” said man. This agency provides services approved for most insurance policies, Old world pizza has been perfected for American taste s ^ ith exotic of questionable practices in 43 of thre^ people said they had not Courteous and helpful service is a hallmark of this establishment, Waterbury State’s Attorney John Both candidates said Friday and h ^ a sliding fee scale. However, regardless of financial means, no herbs, spices and seasonings, along with fresh Aeppihgs of every the 111 absentee ballots it exam­ voteo. though records show ballots which has served this area for some time. Most of the beverage items Connelly Friday. they had been unaware of any client is excluded from utilizing their services. description at A L D O ’S P IZ Z A R IA . They’re conveniently located at ined. Waterbury residents questi­ were cast In their name. you’ll need for that party you’re planning are sold here. Make them your "Anytime there’s allegations of wrongdoing by anyone and each oned also cited attempts by cam­ Through the years, SOUTH W IN D SO R CO U N S E LIN G C E N T E R 133 Spruce Street in Manchester, phone 643-2034. J one-stop shopping place for party beverages and mixers. any type of corruption or impropr­ called for a full investigation. paign workers representing both has been ready to serve the best interests of the people of the area and has All the dough is made daily right on the premiseAo ensure freshness. The outcome of the 49-delegate, If it is wine or champagne you want, see Mrs. A. who personally NU-TECH AUTO BODY ieties. especially in the voting "To my knowledge, people that Moffett and O’Neill to sway their winner-take-all Waterbury prim­ derived a real and genuine satisfaction in being able to render these Aged Mozzarella is used in generous portions along with a sauce so purchases all foreign and domestic wines. She will be happy to suggest Locally Owned & Operated by process, it’s a very serious mat­ were in charge of my campaign vote, the report said. Some voters ary was crucial for Moffett. He important therapy services. delicious it’ll make your mouth water. All this is topped off with your the proper wine for your dinner or party. All of the popular brands of Rudy J. Tenerowicz ter,” he said. know nothing of those charges,” said Moffett campaign workers needs 23 to 30 more delegates to An agency of this kind is essential to the entire area. By skilled choice of pepperoni, mushrooms, onions, sausage, ground beef, olives, The irregularities were reported the governor said. ” 11 is now in the visited them; others said workers have the required 20 percent liquors are kept in stock and arranged in attractive displays, and you’ll professionalism they have gained the confidence and patronage of the The personnel at NU -TE C H A U T O B O D Y are specialiste in both and much, much more. Friday by The Hartford Courant. always find that favorite beer or malt liquor. foreign and domestic body and collision work as well as automotive hands of the state’s attorney and I were representing O’Neill. needed to force a primary against people in these communities. They have a staff of fully accredited Besides great pizza, they offer a wide variety of dishes including Hot which based a copyright story on A D A M ’S BIG C O U N TR Y LIQ U O RS features the largest stock of would say. let the investigation go Moffett said Wednesday that he O’Neill in September. . professionals with life experience. Tvru A ••epaired is at NU- Oven Grinders, Spaghetti, Raviolis, Salads, and their famous Lasagna! imported beers East of the river, as well as one of the largest selections of We, the Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review, wish to 872-4203^^^*^ b o d y , located on Route 30 in Ellington, phone wine coolers in the area. For a tempting taste treat and a pleasant night out we, the drafters of commend SOUTH W IN D SO R C O U N S E LIN G C E N T E R for their this 1986 Business & Trades Review, suggest A L D O ’S P IZ Z A R IA . It is not an easy job to properly select the right types and brands of the outstanding fine service to the communities. The owner of this firm fully understands auto body and collision Connecticut In Brief $3.7 million in grants many hundreds of liquors on the market today, but through much study repair work. Whether it is a small or a large job, you will receive the and careful evaluation this store always seems to have just what **5?if.*^°.***"^*^® professional workmanship. everyone wants. This IS one of the best known auto body repair shops in this area BOLTON MOTORS Seven jurors picked in Gold trial awarded to 10 towns The compilers of this 1986 Business & Trades Review are happy to HOME PRIDE because of its excellent workmanship and service. Locally Owned & Operated For 3 Years suggest A D A M ’S BIG C O U N TR Y LIQ U O RS to our readers. Insurance ^ItoiM now permit you to choose the repair shop you like W ATERBURY — Seven jurors have been selected for the For many years automobile and truck dealers considered used cars as HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov PROVISIONS, INC. best. SelectNU-TECH A U T O BO D Y to do your work. Their body work fourth murder trial of a former New York stockbroker charged East Haddam, Middlefield. Sto- a sideline to the business of selling new models. Things have changed in William A. O’Neill awarded nearly M well as auto painting is among the best done in this section. They have with the 1974 stabbing deaths of his former in-laws. nington. East Hampton. Seymour • Jerry Parizek - Gen. Manager recent years, and one of the reasons is the kind of business operated by $3.7 million in state funding Friday and Shelton. O’Neill said. work in a class by itself. B O LTO N MOTORS, located in Bolton at Routes 6 & 44 (corner of Murray R. Gold was tried twice in 1976 for the deaths of Irving for projects in 10 communities CHARLIE’S TOWING HO M E P R ID E PR O VISIO N S, INC. is located on Furnace Hollow and Rhoda Pasternak. He was convicted after his second trial but "Although the federal govern­ Business & Trades Review suggest you see Route 85), phone 643-9521. ranging from housing rehabilita­ ment has cut back funding of this Road in Stafford Springs, phone 684-2769 or 247-3881. They offer a NU -TE C H A U T O B O D Y for all work of this type. the conviction was overturned by the state Supreme Court in & ROAD SERVICE They believe that the used car buyer is just as important as the new car tion to construction of a commun­ program. I believe the remaining complete selection of fresh ground beef, ground beef patties, and 19iB0. His third trial began in February 1985. Shortly after it buyer. They are determined to give each customer the finest quality ity service center. dollars can be helpful to these 10. Locally Owned & Operated by Raymond Luce portion-controlled steaks for restaurants, institutions, etc. They are a veiiicle, a personal touch, and the best possible price. They have a large started. Gold fired his lawyer and defended himself. The judge O'Neill awarded the grants comtbunities,” O’Neill said. For dependable towing, call C H A R L IE ’S T O W IN G & ROAD wholesaler offering the retail trade the finest in beef. 'This firm carries family of customers who return again and again because they know that declared a mistrial, saying Gold was incompetent to stand trial. under Connecticut’s Small Cities top quality beef which is packed under constant supervision to USDA "In addition, there will be a SERVICE, located at 260 Tolland Turnpike in Manchester, phone 649- integrity, service, and assurance of quality are passwords here. On Friday, a Waterbury woman who works for the state Real Community Development Block standards. second round of funding for small 7243. This well known firm has the reputation of ability and experience If you find yourself in need of a rental car for a short or long period of Estate Commission in Hartford, and a Waterbury man who is a Grant program. This wholesale firm has been contributing to the local economy, and lab technician at an electro-products company were selected as Four of the grants will be used cities and towns this fall.” to expertly handle all towing jobs, large or small. time, B O LTO N MOTORS also features one of the lowest rates of car This round of funding was to be They feature 24-hour service and radio-dispatched equipment along their low wholesale prices has allowed for savings to be passed on to the rentals in the area. the two latest jurors. for single-purpose projects to be consumers of this county. completed in one year in Deep awarded several months ago, but with courteous, understanding personnel who will professionally handle The safe way to buy a used vehicle is at B O LTO N MOTORS because Gold is being held in lieu of $250,000 bond and has pleaded For prompt service, call them anytime as they operate daily and will River. Oxford. Lisbon and Volun- the questionable future of the the job so that you do not have to worry about anything. C H A R L IE ’S all of their vehicles have been checked by a certified mechanic. They innocent to the two counts of murder. be happy to help you iii any way they can. This firm is equipped to handle town. he said. program and the impact of budget T O W IN G & R O AD SE R VIC E is insured and meets both local and ACORN take personal pride in every used vehicle they sell. Their service truly cuts imposed under provisions of state requirements. They will go anywhere, at any time, for your a large volume of business quickly and efficiently. makes them a one-stop headquarters for used vehicle needs. The other six grants are for the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings convenience. The Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review commend HO M E HOME IMPROVEMENTS As businessmen who appreciate an ethical honest firm, we, the multi-purpose projects that will Balanced-Budget Act left alloca­ P R ID E PRO VISIO N S, INC. for their contributions to this area. They writers of this 1986 Business & Trades Review, are pleased to feature Hussein offers students advice take up to two years to complete in For emergency long or short distance towing service, this firm cannot Family Owned & Operated tions in doubt. O’Neill said. be beat. Reliable equipment and trained drivers are just two of the offer a fine wholesale beef service that benefits everyone. this fine company. M IDDLEBURY — King Hussein of Jordan on Friday told his reasons why they are so well liked in this area. Over 20 Years daughter and 44 other graduates at the Westover School to choose In this 1986 Business & Trades Review we, the Editors, commend the If you need some interior or exterior remodeling done on your their careers wisely and do their best fora world in need of help. Ruling on guard report management of CH ARLIE’S TOWING & ROAD SERVICE for their property, home or business, but don’t have the tools, time, or experience A. RAYMOND ZERIO Hussein arrived at the school surrounded by a caravan of sincere efforts to serve the people of this area well. The next time you NUTMEG MECHANICAL to do the job, call A C O R N HOM E IM P R O V E M E N T S and have this Secret Service agents and state police from Massachusetts and need emergency towing, remember the name C H A R L IE ’S TO W IN G fine contractor take care of these improvements for you. Just phone & SONS INC. Connecticut. The king and his party drove from Massachusetts to & ROAD SERVICE as they will serve you best. SERVICES 649-3985 and a complete estimate is always given with no obligation. Middlebury after officials cancelled his planned helicopter trip expected on Monday Locally Owned & Operated Over 4 Years Located at 214 Oakland Street in Manchester, this contractor does a Locally Owned & Operated due to heavy rain. completely professional job. Whether it’s roofing, siding, or inside By The Zerio Family One of the four helicopters that was to have carried Hussein HARTFORD (AP) — A decision outside a Hartford bar and near a by Henry & Stephen Wierzbicki remodeling, this is one of the best outfits for the job. Don’t hesitate any and his entourage crashed in Sutton, Mass., killing four crew park. A. R A Y M O N D ZE R IO & SONS INC. features all types of floor was expected Monday on whether WINNLE W ENTERPRISES, INC This well known firm has been serving the builders and public of this longer; call them and see how little it costs to have it done properly. covering at 409 New State Road in Manchester, phone 643-5168. members. By that time, the king was already en route to to make public a report on an Driving the car was Capt. Robert area for many years. They are regarded as the leading air conditioning, This contractor not only has the experience and tools to do fine work, In this region we are indeed fortunate to have A. R A Y M O N D Connecticut, said a Secret Service agent assigned to the royal investigation of possible misuse of A. Gunning, a member of the state VIDEO GALAXY XI refrigeration and heating contractors in the area. Their many but also uses the latest techniques and only quality building products. party in Middlebury. a state-owned car by Connecticut’s National Guard. He also had a ZE R IO & SONS INC. available for counsel and advice in the all- installations of high quality temperature control units serve as their Homeowners and businessmen look to this fine contractor for building important matters on vinyl carpets and floor tile, as well as slate and Hussein’s daughter Princess Zeim was among graduates at the second-highest ranking military civilian passenger, according to a Locally Owned & Operated by best rcommendation and you can take advantage of their many years of improvements. marble. Here you will find samples of an amazing array of floor all-girls private school. Her twin. Princess Aisha, will graduate officer, an assistant attorney gen­ report by the Journal Inquirer of Georgene Winnell-Lewis & James H. Lewis experience. We, the Editors, are proud to feature ACORN HOME Manchester. coverings from which to make your selections, and at prices that will fit Sunday from Dana Hall school in Wellesley, Mass. eral said Friday. ’They are located at rear of 105 New State Road in Manchester, phone IM P R O V E M E N T S in our 1986 Business & Trades Review. A state police report on their ’To bring years of exciting view ing into your home, contact your budget! They are in a position to give impartial advice as to what is "M y grandfather gave me some relevant advice when 1-set off Assistant Attorney General Ste­ 643-2042. This contractor features quality expert service as well as phen J. O’Neill said he was investigation of the matter was W IN N L E W E N TE R PR IS E S . INC. - VID E O G A L A X Y XI. located proper. for school, which I shall pass on to you,” the king told the quality installation and maintenance of most any type of air reviewing the report and the turned over Thursday to Maj. Gen. at 285 Oakland Road in South Windsor, phone 644-4738. This is one of Carrying in stock an excellent line of linoleums and carpets, this store graduates, reading from a preparedtext. "Hesaid: ‘Remember, the most complete sales and rental services for video equipment and conditioning, refrigeration and heating units, whether you need an Hussei n, you are no better than anyone else in your class. But do state’s Freedom of Information John T. Gereski, the state adju­ is able to fulfill any order on short notice. Make it a point to stop in on tant. Gereski was expected to video movies in this area. individual room system or totally integrated units to cool or heat your not forget: neither are any of them better than you.’” Act to determine whether the your next visit to town. report can be released. decide soon whether to act on any Video programming was introduced to the public over the past entire home, office or industrial location. This is the one contractor that Hussein talked about his 12 children and quoted from Rudyard The Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review are happy to The investigation involves As­ of its recommendations, said Capt. several years and has rapidly developed into one of the most popular does exactly what is contracted for, and guarantees all work. Kipling in a speech that guests likened to a “ fatherly” lecture. suggest A. R A Y M O N D Z E R IO & SONS INC. to all in this area for sistant Adjutant Gen. John P. David Smith, staff judge advocate forms of entertainment and communication. When it comes to No matter what your application, this contractor can handle it with their above-board business policies and fair prices. Carragher’s signing of a mileage for the Connecticut National service in the video systems line, W IN N L E W expert work and save you many dollars over the next year. We, the report in April, stating his car had Guard. ^ ^ 9 '' VID E O G A L A X Y X I is the store to visit. Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review, wish to suggest this J&B beien used only for authorized "The investigation has been They carry a full line of name brand merchandise known for its reliable contractor for their honest business practices and ask you to call Game-A-Tron workers charged business. concluded as of now,” Smith said. them first. BOB’S AUTO BODY quality, realism, and performance. This includes video cassette SANITATION & TRUCKING Serving: The Manchester Area Since 1964 But on April 25, state police He said the internal investigation recorders, televisions and movies. Their friendly sales people are fully NEW HAVEN — Fouremployees of the New Britain company reported Stopping Carragher’s car was conducted by Col. Thotnas aware of the facts about all of the equipment they offer and will be more Owned & Operated by Lester Bresnahan Owned & Operated by The Boulay Family Game-A-Tron Corp. were arrested Friday and charged with at 3:30 a.m. near the State Armory Buck on orders of the chief of staff, than happy to help you select just the right equipment and accessories MANCHESTER People from all over this section of the state have learned from past Bob, Dot & Jim interstate transportation of gambling devices, said a spokesman after the car had been sighted who reports to Gereski. for your needs. for the FBI, experience to contactJ & B SAN ITATIO N & TR U C K IN G , located at BOB’S AUTO BODY is located at 390 New State Road in WINNLEW ENTERPRISES. INC. - VIDEO GALAXY XI OIL HEAT, INC. 101 New Road in Tolland, phone 872-7004, for the finest commercial, Manchester, phone 649-7215. Give your car a new look by bringing it to Alonzo L. Lacey Jr., special agent in charge of the FBI in features a complete movie rental library from which you can select the industrial, institutional and residential rubbish removal. Contractors them for expert body work. They have extensive equipment and wide Connecticut, said the four men were arrested as a result of a finest in first-run movies. They also offer a complete video service for In Business Over 35 Years also contact this company when removal of construction waste is needed. experience in both foreign and domestic body work and frame warrant issued June 2 in Honolulu by U.S. Magistrate Bert S. Giamatti candidate for post documentation of training programs, business meetings, sports events, The nameM AN C H E S T E R O IL H E A T , INC., located at 61 Loomis Through the sincere efforts of the management of this company to straightening. Tokarin. The arrests were a result of a lengthy investigation by NEW YORK (UPI) - Retiring committee Monday, the Times and weddings. Street in Manchester, phone 647-9137, has been well known for quality provide first rate service to all of their customers, whether the job is BOB’S A U T O B O D Y is regionally noted for their excellent work in the Honolulu FBI office into the manufacture, saleandinterstate Yale University presiden* A. Bar­ reported. His selection was ex­ ’The Editors of this 1986 Business & Trades Review extend our full products and reliable service among the people of this area for some large or small, they have earned an undisputed reputation. transportation of gambling devices, Lacey said. repairing damaged cars. For many miles around, experienced tlett Giamatti is likely to succeed pected to be quickly approved. endorsement to WINNLEW ENTERPRISES, INC. - VIDEO time. Through their desire to serve you better, they offer such The FBI identified those arrested as: Dominick F. Sanzo, 59, of The equipment and men they employ are the finest available. The motorists and garagemen have learned to call upon this concern for Chub Feeney as National League A National League spokeswo­ G A L A X Y X I for their fair service and fine business policies. We advantages as fast, dependable deliveries, automatic fill service, 24- Meriden, the chairman of Game-A-Tron: Eugenijus Orentas, 59, equipment is modern and dependable. The trucks are radio-dispatched service on wrecked cars. In many cases they completely restored baseball president, the New York man Friday said the league had suggest that our readers make it a point to stop at W IN N L E W hour emergency oil burner and furnace service, service contracts, and and are equipped with either compaction or dumpster type units. They wrecked cars which the owners thought were beyond the aid of even of We'st Hartford, the company’s controller: and two of its Times reported Friday. ” no comment whatsoever” on the enterprises . INC. - VID E O G A L A X Y XI for all their video top it off with a convenient budget plan. have the know-how to get the job done the way it is supposed to be done, exjiert service. salesmen, Kurt V. Pomerenke, 28, of Southington, and Kenneth Giamatti, who before becoming Times report. Giamatti’s office at systems and movies. Whether installing energy-saving equipment or making repairs, and provide a reliable daily service at times convenient to you. A small scratch on your car can be taken care of in just a few minutes. L. Vezina, 51, of Avon. president of Yale in 1978 said that Yale also had no comment. their highly competent service technicians, employing the latest What truly sets them apart from competitors is that J & B A bent fender to a bent frame can be repaired in very short order. The Lacey said in a written statement that a federal grand jury in his dream was to become president Giamatti. 48, was one of the most equipment and techniques, strive to keep you and your family warm and S A N IT A T IO N & TR U C K IN G is the largest independent in the area— policy o f BOB’S A U TO B O D Y is to employ only the most competent Honolulu indicted the four on April 17 but gave no details of the of the American League, an­ prominent candidates to succeed comfortable year-round. It is easy to understand with their complete proudly serving state and federal contracts including many of the people. Do not fail to call BOB’S AU T O BO D Y when your car is in need indictment. nounced in April 1985 that he would Bowie Kuhn as Baseball commis­ services why so many people have made the change and become loyal step down this month. schools. In 26 exciting and building years, native Lester Bresnahan has of body r ^ a ir or an expert frame repair job. The 1984 Connecticut Business and Industry Association sioner two years ago before the BUSINESS S^TRADES, patrons. They maintain a large inventory of equipment and Feeney, in his 17th year as launched his business from one $25 pick-up truck to a million dollar , BOB’S A U T O BODY also features all new cars along with vans and Directory of Connecticut Manufacturers said the company made owners chose Peter Ueberroth. replacement parts. Their fully equipped service department guarantees National League president, will operation! He remains the sole owner and his company is big enough to Aerostars for daily rentals or lease. You will find that along with their between $1 million and $10 million in annual gross sales and did Giamatti is an avid fan of the that your service problems or energy requirements are answered retire at the end of this season. handle all custom'ers without outside assistance from any other firm. low rates BOB’S A U T O BO D Y excels in fast, personalized service. not list its products, other than to say it was a manufacturing Boston Red Sox and while being promptly and solved with dispatch. An unidentified team owner said considered for the presidency of The editing su ff of this 1986 Business & Trades Review would like to In knowing the reputation of this fine firm we, the writers of this 1986 industry. The directory lists the company as employing 50 In this 1986 Business & Trades Review we, the Editors, are pleased to people. that Giamatti would be recom­ Yale said: "A ll I ever wanted to be highlight the fijne work and business policies of this concern and invite Business & Trades Review, suggest BOB’S A U T O B O D Y to all our mended to the National League was president of the American suggest to our readers that they begin enjoying the competent services of our readers to ^ntact J & B S A N IT A T IO N & T R U C K IN G for the readers. W « know yo'’ 11 be more than pleased with the professional owners by a three-member search Leagu^” this distributor as so many ot)ier people have. most efficient rubbish removal service and the lowest rates in this area. manner of their work. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturdaf. June 7. 1986 - 7 > - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 7. IM8 Brief Marcos OPINION regains ‘Emergency* restrictions mulled JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — The government warned Status quo Friday It may Impose a state of emergency to back up Its ban on goods public meetings to queii protests expected June 16, the 10th Jack anniversary of the beginning of the bioody Soweto riots. leaves much Leading clerics Bishop Desmond Tutu and Rev. Allan Boesak HONOLULU (UPI) - A federal s e c R s w Anderson said they would conduct church services on June 16 despite the Judge ordered the U.S. Customs blanket government ban on meetings aimed at stopping, Service Friday to return to de- commemorations of the riots tuat erupted in the sprawling posto Philippines President Ferdi­ to be desired Soweto black township outside Johannesburg in 1976. nand Marcos millions of dollars in The riots sparked a 10-month black uprising in which some 600 money, jewelery and other belong­ blacks were killed. Blacks have marked the anniversary each ings his party carried to exile in l « C M l , year witlumarches and services. Hawaii. An informal survey of area lawyers this Opponents OTUhe white-minority government’s policy of racial U.S. District Judge Harold Fong w eek revea led that m any aren ’t esp ecially segregation and discrimination, known as apartheid, said they said Customs had no authority to hold the goods it seized after troubled by problems with the way Satellites would seek leg^l action against the ban on meetings that was Marcos fled the Philippines Feb. Connecticut sheriffs conduct their affairs. announced this week by Law and Order Minister Louts le 26. The property was not confis­ ifikf Grange. The sheriffs and their deputies, most said, cated in connection with any In Cape Town, lawmakers in the segregated Parliament’s do their work in a tim ely fashion and are vulnerable investigation into potential viola­ mixed-race House of Representatives said le Grange had warned tion of U.S. law, he said. a va ila b le when needed to s erve court papers 0 privately the government could impose a state of emergency or The new Philippine government and perform other tasks. How they get their “ some form of martial law” before June 16. of Corazon Aquino claims the jobs, how th ey’ re paid and other p olicy to jammers money and property was stolen. In u March, it released a Customs questions didn’t seem to bother the law yers inventory of $7.7 million in goods it contacted by the H erald. Two held In deadly bank robbery said accompanied Marcos, his wife “ What w e have now w orks.” said one. “ I f it WASHINGTON — When a mysterious prankster Imelda and an 89-member entour­ isn’t broke, don’t fix it.” calling himself "Captain Midnight” interrupted a NORTHAMPTON, Pa. — Two gunmen wearing white painter age when they left the Philippines Home Box Office TV broadcast last April to air his caps opened fire during a robbery at a small bank Friday, killing at the end of Marcos’s 20-year rule. In a superficial way. he’s right. But there is The inventory included designer complaint about the cable network’s scrambling three people and critically wounding two before fleeing in a a problem underlying such logic. bags stuffed with jewelry, one technique, it may have amused some viewers. But getaway car, police said. Th e s h e riff’s o ffic e is a public institution, State police said two men were picked up for questioning along piece valued at $1.5 million, as well it sent a chill down the spines of satellite as 22 cardboard boxes stuffed with sanctioned by the state and subject to a rural road about 3 miles north of the First National Bank of communications Industry officials, who may have $1.2 million in Philippine pesos. Reuter photo controls under its statutes and its to make radical changes in the way they do Bath branch office. No charges were filed immediately and Marcos has said the Customs constitution. If the system is rife, as has been business. police would not describe the men as suspects. seizure left his family virtually Respite In the mins The gunmen entered the East Allen Township office of First charged, with improper political pressure Captain Midnight was protesting the scrambled penniless and dependent on sup­ National Bank about 11; 20 a.m. ED T and “ started shooting,” and double-dealing, it is the Legislature’s signals that thwart owners of backyard satellite porters for subsistence. A Shiite militiaman strums a guitar cease-fire at Beirut’s embattled camps Austria picks a president state police Capt. Benjamin Brooks said. Fong said Customs was not “ dishes” in their piracy of pay-TV programs. responsibility to do something about it. Brooks said the two men being questioned were picked up required to determine legal title to Friday during a truce in the Palestinian was declared by the Amal militiato mark 7 What scares industry officials is the vulnerability about 2; 30 p.m. along Indian Trail Road near Kreldersville, refugee camps in Beirut, Lebanon, as a The situation has been subject to much the property before returning it to the end of the holy fasting month of 7 of their satellite systems, which Captain Midnight I have never break with the Nazi past. driving a tan, two-door auto matching the description of the Marcos. fellow fighter listens attentively. A Ramadan. scrutiny o f late due to H artford County High exposed. If he could invade their frequencies, so b e e n much It should also be noted that the suspected getaway car. Sheriff Patrick Hogan’s contested dismissal could other pranksters, hackers or even taken with most popular figure in Austrian Three bank employees were killed. Brooks said. Their of a deputy from Manchester. The deputy, terrorists. Kurt Wald­ political life of the postwar era is identities were not immediately released. Two other people — Raymond Lanzano, says he was fired “ This person practiced video-terrorism,” heim. The Jewish — Bruno Kreisky. Chan­ apparently an employee and a customer — were wounded, he Senators seek unity on IRA breaks former U.N. Donald Showtime vice president Stephen Schultz told our because he declined to financially support cellor from 1970 to 1983 and still a said. secretary- associate Donald Goldberg. “ What he did was so The bank is in a suburb of Allentown, about 60 miles north of John Tarca. the man Hogan would like to see Graff power nationally and in the By Joseph Mianowany general has significant. He tampered with the communica­ Philadelphia. succeed him when he steps down next July. Socialist International, he might United Press International come across tions system of the United States of America.” Last week. Lanzano went to federal court well still be in office if he had Actually, what Captain Midnight did — Dodd plan calls for tax credits over the years ■ chosen to run again — and again WASHINGTON — Many of the and won an injunction staying the dismissal. disrupting a TV broadcast being bounced off a senators who want to restore IRA as less the and again. He did so with the help o f Al Rioux, who is savvy states­ satellite and imposing his own message — is tax breaks to the Finance Commit­ By Daniel Beegan Committee Chairman Bob proposal by Sen. Alfonse D’A- Slashed model still loves city The Associated Press contending with T a rc a in the race fo r the man than a consummate con- be proud of and call attention to beyond the technical ability of anyone who doesn’t tee’s tax reform bili will try next Packwood’s pleas for no amend­ mato. R-N.Y., to save the IRA WHICH BRINGS US to ments to the tax bill, an IRA D em ocratic nom ination to succeed Hogan. niver. So I can’t say I have been such a renowned citizen. Jewish have access to one of more than 100 licensed NEW YORK — A plucky blond model who came to New York week to back one compromise deduction by modifying or de­ another aspect of the Waldheim proposal to avoid undercutting one WASHINGTON - Sen, Chris­ proposal with an acceptable laying tax indexing, the system much surprised of late at the or whatever, but not Vienna at transmitting facilities. from the Midwest to become a covergirl only to have her face As the Lanzano dispute went public, a business. Kreisky’s Socialists slashed with a razor by two hired thugs declared Friday, “ I love another, lawmakers and aides said topher J. Dodd. D-Conn.. un­ funding source could pass the by which tax brackets, standard unraveling of his past. that time. (The site is now sim ilar state of affairs was brought to light in have controlled the government New York. I'm not going to leave because of this.” Friday. veiled a plan Friday to save tax Senate. ! deductions and personal ex­ Still, I am disturbed by some of marked.) BUT MERELY DISRUPTING a broadcast is Fairfield County, where High Sheriff Edwin for 16 years now, and the largely Marla Hanson, a S-foot-4 native of Independence, Mo., spoke breaks for Individual Retire­ Dodd estimated about 15 emptions are adjusted each the reaction in this country to It could have been merely another matter entirely. Industry experts agree But one key senator. Bili Roth. ceremonial presidency for 40 — with reporters from a hospital wheelchair, her faced tracked ment Account contributions, Republicans would buck the year to offset inflation. M ak has announced plans to seek another Waldheim’s continuing pursuit, neglect. Possibly. But I took it at that making a video transmission unwatchable or R-Del.. Friday unveiied his own but at a far lower cost than Oregon Republican and vote for That proposal ran into opposi­ since the beginning of the post­ with ISO stitches necessary to close the gashes left by her plan to partially salvage the term . W hile no one w as fired. M a k ’s top despite the embarrassing reve­ the time also as evidence of the audio unintelligible, without imposing a existing law. an IRA plan providing they tion because of its high cost. war republic. attackers. Individual Retirement Account deputy sent a letter to his assistants lations of his wartime activities, something else. separate message, is relatively easy, well within Dodd said the plan, still being could live with the way the The latest plan. Dodd said, Hanson's career was on the rise when she was slashed deduction and gave no indication refined by a small working demanding that each contribute $250 to the of the Austrian presidency. It has But to say that anti-Semitism The Austrian electorate, like the ability of tens of thousands of satellite money was raised. The remain­ would provide many middle- Thursday by two men with a paint-scraper razor blade that left he would join the unification effort. group of Democratic senators ing votes needed for a majority incum bent’s cam paign. been taken by some of the more exists is very different from any other, prefers a change from enthusiasts. cuts as deep as an inch across her face. She had already modeled income taxpayers with the Both Roth and the other sena­ he is leading, would replace the in the 100-member Senate would extreme commentators as occa­ frying to measure its extent and time to time. The conservative There are perhaps 25 commercial U.S. satellites for Glamour and Mademoiselle magazines. same savings they have now, In the Hartford County dispute, all the tors. however, indicated they were current tax deduction for IRA have to come from Democrats, but would be slightly less sion to indict not only Waldheim influence. There have been at­ Waldheim represents this and it now in orbit, along with a number of weather, The alleged hitmen, both arrested quickly after the attack, players a re D em ocrats. Hogan has been a no longer focusing on completeiy accounts with a 15 percent tax he said. generous to wealthier IRA himself, but Austria and Austri­ tempts to do that in Austria. has been and remains his prim­ NASA and military satellites. All are vulnerable were ordered held on $100,000 ball each at their arraignment restoring the IRA tax breaks and credit. The massive tax overhaul bill contributors. J power broker for almost a quarter of a One study, conducted in 1984 to such sabotage except for the few national ans for an unexorcised “ Nazi ary appeal to voters. If anything, Friday. That change. Dodd said in an J were now looking for ways to approved by the Senate Finance A moderate income taxpayer, century; Lan zan o’s political connections in by Dr. Hilde Weiss, a Viennese past” and persisting anti- the criticism froni abroad has security satellites that have enormously Steven Roth, 28, her landlord and her former make-up artist — partially salvage the deduction. interview with The Associated Committee, and now being whose income would be taxed Manchester are well known; and Rioux is the Semitism. sociologist, created something of probably strengthened rather expensive devices to protect against interference. who allegedly hired the men to slash her facein a dispute over an Press, would lower the cost to debated on the Senate floor, under the Finance Committee Overaii. the Finance Committee party’s town chairnrian in Newington. The Before we go any further, you a stir by indicating that anti- than shaken his support. For example; $850 rent deposit — was held on $250,000 ball. the Treasury to $14,7 billion, would repeal the deduction for bill at 15 percent, would save the bill would curtail popular tax should know that Austria is one Semitic attitudes were evi­ • According to a space agency source, its ATS-3 instead of the $25.5 billion it IRA contributions, except for same amount of tax under Mak affair is strictly Republican, reflecting No public likes to be told by breaks in order to drop individuai of my favorite countries. I lived denced by 25 percent of the satellite can be “ accessed” with equipment that would cost to leave the tax people not covered by a com­ Dodd’s plan or if the current the party’s control of Fairfield County. The outsiders who are acceptable as tax rates to 15 percent and 27 break unchanged. there in the early ’60s for several Austrian public. costs no more than $5,000. pany pension plan. IRA deductions were retained, letter-writer. Constantine Brandi, is the GOP its leaders and Austrians would percent. Dodd said despite Finance Last month, Dodd joined in a very good years. I have nothing But a more recent poll — taken • An official of the National Weather Service, A T & T strike is turning bitter he said. certainly not be the first people town chairman in Stamford as well as Mak’s but the fondest recollections, in June 1985 — put the anti- which lost its backup satellite in a launch mishap The most contentious part of the D to vote into highest office a less WASHINGTON — The head of the Communications Workers of bill would eliminate the maximum H top deputy; the high sheriff has claimed he which inevitably color anything I Semitic percentage at between 3 a few weeks ago. said the remaining satellite is than impeccably honorable America insisted Friday he had “ the full support of every union $2,000 annual deduction most have warned that any significant an attempt Tuesday to get behind a had no know ledge o f the pressure that was may have to say on any matter and 10 percent. vulnerable to tampering. “ No one wants to their strategies and have floated a candidate. in Am erica” and would increase pressure on AT&T to settle its workers can take for contributing changes — such as restoring IRA variety of ideas to pay for keeping consensus IRA plan.” affecting Austria. Even accepting the higher recognize that we’re very vulnerable, particularly applied. nationwide strike. to an IRA. The deduction wouid tax breaks — could cause the the deduction. There has been Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn.. Clearly, any denial of the fact that sheriff’s Weiss figure as accurate, how­ Whatever the rest of the world since we’re so dependent on satellites for eW A President Morton Bahr told reporters he has met with only be available for people not entire package to crumble. concern that the different ap­ has been heading a Democratic SO I AM BIASED, but not ever. would be to miss the most communications,” he said. offices are riddled with patronage isn’t worth may decide about Kurt Wald­ labor leaders and citizens groups across the country and plans to covered by another pension plan — Nonetheless, numerous senators proaches will hurt each other and task force studying the IRA necessarily blind. A few minutes important point. And that is that heim’s past, the decision on his • HBO spokesman David Pritchard said that turn up the heat on American Telephone & Telegraph Co. with a minority of the 28 miliion have said they want' to try to problem and an aide said Dodd had much. What is in question is how the job can none will gather enough support to walk from my office in Vienna, there is no legal sanctioning of future rests with the Austrians. virtually all commercial communications rallies and marches. American households with IRAs. change the IRA proposal when pass. convinced a number of senators be done as the lawyers and legal officials back then, was Sigmund Freud’s racial or religious pre,iudice in And in judging that decision, the satellites are susceptible to deliberate sabotage TheCWA was in thesixth day of its strike Friday andboth sides Sponsors of the bill have pushed votes on the bill begin next week. As a result, said Sen. Alfonse from his party to work for a N would like w hile at the sam e tim e the house in the Berggasse. You had the postwar republic. That, said there were no new contract talks on behalf of 155,000 a “ no-pmendment” strategy and However, they have been split in D’Amato, R-N.Y., “ there will be compromise plan. rest of us should keep in mind by hackers or terrorists. N potential for abuse is reduced. to know the address to find it. however Austrians may feel as that it is not as simple a matter telecommunications workers. Most cities might be expected to individuals, is the all-important as some might make it out to be. OFFICIALS AT the Federal Communications The public battle intensified, however, with AT&T using One suggestion that has arisen — placing Commission claim they can pinpoint the location full-page newspaper advertisements across the country to the sh eriffs’ duties in the hands o f the state present details of what it called a “ fair” three-year contract offer Reagan issues warning on Contra aid of interfering signals and catch pranksters or Judicial Department and allowing the use of saboteurs -r by methods they declined to describe. totheCWA. In addition, strikers began receiving letters from AT&T civil service employees — probably wouldn’t South Africa and the truth But industry experts and sources at other federal WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ Reagan is relying on the same Participants in the talks had opponents, led by Rep. Lee Hamil­ President-elect R.E. Allen, who said the nation’s largest dent Reagan warned the House pressure and lobbying tactics he w ork too w ell. B u reau cracy can be a poor agencies dismiss the FCC’s claim. They say the hoped to have some kind of ton. D-Ind.. back an amendment to long-distance operation had offered the union “ a good deal.” Friday that refusal to provide used to save the Saudi arms deal in technology does not now exist to pinpoint a agreement by Friday, but Nicara­ ban any aid to the guerrillas and and expensive replacement for patronage, The strain of maintaining the tissue of fictions “ I would challenge Mr. Allen to leave his ivory tower and work anti-Sandinista rebels with $100 his drive to win support for the guan instransigence caused the seek a negotiated settlement. jamming signal. and the la w yers are right to w onder if tasks that passes for American reportage on events in as an operator at an operator’s pay and see what it’ s like,” Bahr million in weapons and aid could Contras. negotiations to break down. There also is strong support for South Africa is getting pretty severe. The biasted In fact, one industry expert told us that at a make Nicaragua a haven for would be done on tim e. said. With the current $27 million in “ The strategy of the Sandinistas an amendment by Rep. Dave country simply will not conform to the image of it closed meeting in Washington last December, Waving one of the AT&T ads, Bahr accused the firm of a terrorists and “ the American humanitarian aid scheduled to should now be clear to everyone.” - McCurdy, D-Okla., that ties the aid But other arrangements, such as so carefully constructed by the media. FCC officials conceded that they had no way of “ terribly dishonest” $400,000 ad campaign and said the people will know who to blame." to direct negotiations between William Reagan portrayed House resist­ expire at the end of July. Reagan is Reagan told about 150 Republican Take, for example, the problem of establishing tracking down a prankster or saboteur without a long-term relationship between the union and the company had candidates and party activists. Washington and Managua. It frees individual licensing, might keep things ance to aiding the anti-communist asking for another $30 million in somebody as the spokesman for South Africa’s tip from someone who knows the perpetrator. No been harmed because AT&T Was "playing with the truth.” “ It’s a strategy of delay, dragging $30 million in non-lethal aid for the running while ridding the system of its worst rebels as “ a mandate for inaction” non-lethal aid and $70 million in wonder the agency didn’t want to discuss its out negotiations, never taking a Contras but withholds the $70 blacks. It is. by definition, an almost impossible Rusher that “ copld well lead to another military assistance. problem s. T h ey are worth exploring. investigative methods. serious position so they can wipe million in military a.ssistance on task, because South Africa’s blacks are divided Libya on our doorstep.” Pritchard said the satellite communications The Senate has approved the out their opposition white Congress condition that the direct talks are As information about the Hogan-Lanzano into nine major tribal groupings and nobody, you Sikhs warn of assassinations Reagan’s plea for the Contra aid plan. The House has rejected it industry has been open and cooperative, if only to waits to see if a peace treaty is held. can be sure, speaks for ali of them, or even most of package, already rejected once by once, but is scheduled to recon­ case and others filters out. both the public AMRITSAR, India — Some 1,500 Sikh militants calling for an around the comer.” them, Nevertheie.ss. Bishop Tutu’s receipt of the make sure that commercial users don’t the House, came just a day after sider it in about two weeks. Some If such negotiations fail, the and the General Assembly will learn more Nobel Prize in late 1984 made him a iogical choice, inadvertently block out someone else’s signals on independent Sikh nation rallied Friday in the Golden Temple and the president warded off a blow to House opponents have said they House Republicans want to pass president would have to ask warned that local and central government officials — which the aid with no restrictions. Some about the current system . It is already clear and his subsequent shrili and articulate to be relatively easy for our media; Dismiss the the limited number of frequencies available. Now, his Middle East policy by winning wanted to put off a vote to provide Congress again for the $70 million. would include Prim e Minister Rajiv Gandhi — were targets for support in the Senate for his pla n to that oversight, at the very least, is needed to appearances on American TV talk shows made dead men as Uncle Toms. he said, the industry will have to rethink the way it more time for Central American him seem positively heaven-sent. The fact that his operates, and how it distributes its information. assassination. sell missiles to Saudi Arabia. peace negotiations to begin. N stem abuses. Still in the balance is whether And the battles between Zulu and Xhosa Hundreds of paramilitary troops were deployed at checkpoints actual following among South African blacks is As things stand now, jamming and other types the entire system should be scrapped. tribesmen south of Durban in recent months? around the temple, the Sikhs’ holiest shrine, and on the roofs and relatively small could be (and was) discreetly They simply cannot be made to fit the standard of interference are far too easy — a lot easier than the solutions. New satellites with built-in balconies of surrounding buildings to prevent any violence. Attorneys and others are certainly right to overlooked. anti-apartheid scenario, nor is the “ Uncle Tom " The militants shouted slogans for the establishment of an Manchester Midget Football resistance to jamming are years in the future. w o rry about what m ight happen if changes smear serviceable. Luckily, white liberals are independent Sikh nation called “ Khalistan” in northern Punjab 1986 Registration are sweeping. But they’re wrong to argue THAT, HOWEVER, didn’t answer the question infinitely patronizing where lesser breeds are state as they arrived at the white marble complex in a convoy of that the only answer is to keep Connecticut’s of how to treat other biack spokesmen whose involved; Blacks will be blacks, you see. They 35 trucks, cars and tractors to commemorate the June 4-6,1984, Players & Cheerleaders followings are vastiy larger than Tutu’s, and who ^ 1 0 0 last flawed vestige of county government as love to fight — even each other. ConHdMtlal tile army attack on the complex. have very different ideas that he does about how Magnificent artistry, of course. But the truth About 120 plainclothes police armed with rifles posted inside OPEN to residents of Manchester who will be 10 years it is at present. to deal with South Africa’s race problems. keeps crowding in. Pity poor Alan Cowell, the New The skeptical French government might have the shrine Thursday morning were withdrawn to avoid a of age by Dec. 31, 1986 and will not have reached 14 Our Very Special Price Take Gatsha Buthelezi. the political leader and York Times’ correspondent in South Africa-, who been more willing to believe the Reagan confrontation with the militants, who had vowed to “ liberate” years by Sept. 1, 1986. 7 spokesman of South Africa’s largest tribal was compelled to report on May 25 that “ more administration’s evidence of direct Libyan the temple from security forces. , For The Month Of 7 grouping, its 6 miliion Zulus. He has traveled to than 30 have died in a week of violence pitting complicity in terrorist activity in Europe if BIRTH CERTIFICATES Must be presented. the United States repeatediy. and is outspokenly conservative black vigilantes against loyalists of President Francois Mitterrand had been shown a Accompanied by Parent or Guardian. June Only. opposed to American disinvestrxient, believing radical black leaders in (a) squatter camp near ' 1981 State Department cable we’ve seen. It warns that it can only harm the blacks economically and Cape Town.” Nothing in Cowell's previous that “ the Libyan government... backed attacks Poland: U.S. sought ‘bloodbath’ WEIGHT LIMITS - Players only. delay the end of apartheid. Our media’s solution to accounts of the situation in South Africa had against the U.S. and French embassies in Tripoli” Minimum 70 lbs. — Maximum 130 lbs. the Buthelezi problem has been, overwhelmingly, prepared his readers for this mass eruption of in the late 1970s,-and adds this shocker; "There WARSAW, Poland —The United States’ failure to reveal that a CIA spy uncovered plans for the 1981 imposition of martial law a just to ignore him — surely one of the most “ conservative black vigilantes.” have been widespread rumors that (Libyan i PLACE - American Legion Hallj, shocking and inexcusable examples of news dictator Moammar) Khadafy encouraged plots In month before the crackdown indicates’ Washington sought a Soviet “ bloodbath” in Poland, an official charged Friday. 20 American Legion Drive distortion in recent years' MOREOVER. COWELL’S DISPATCH went on the past to assassinate... former French (across from Manchester Armory) Or take the probiem of how to describe the riots President GIscard D’Estaing.” “ They probably dreamed about an allied intervention of the to add that “ the radicals were defeated” in the Warsaw Pact countries with all its consequences,” said Interior and killings that have occurred in that tormented struggle, and that what Is left of the squatter camp Minister Gen. Czeslaw Kiszczak, in a statement released by WHEN - land during the past 14 months. Simplicity itself, A lustrous cultured pearl ring “ is generally viewed as being under the „ government spokesman Jerzy Urban. to hear our media; South Africa’s blacks are at in 14K gold with 10 diamonds. leadership of a conservative leader, Johnson “ The forces of Western imperialism were interested in the last losing patience with their oppressors and are Ngxobongwana.” Now, Ngxobongwana’sname radical solution — a bloodbath in Poland,” the statement said. Monday, June 9, 1986 — 6;00-8:30 P.M. resorting, understandably, to violence. The ^miriiostpr l’lrral^ LIMITED Photo enlarged had never cropped up in Cowell’s articles before, This week. Urban revealed that an officer on the Polish general Tuesday, June 10, 1986 — 6:00-8:30 P.M. QUANTfTY to show detail government’s goons have responded with even and we are left to wonder exactly what this Founded In I N I command. Col. Wladyslaw Kuklinski, provided the CIA with full, greater violence. ’Nuffsaid? » victorious black leader is “ conservative” about. details of the martial law crackdown by Nov. 6,1981 — a tout a / niCHAno w cosonove Is he, perhaps, a devotee of the Laffer Curve? DOUGLAS A SeVINS month before it was imposed. The crackdown, designed to crush REGISTRATION FEE- BUT HOW, THEN, to explain the dozens of One suspects that Cowell would rather have us JAMES P SACKS protests led by the Solidarity labor union, was an nounced Dec. 13. 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Highlights Oil, auto layoffs spur rise to 7.3%

Auto Fuel Economy Standards By Matt Yancey The Associated Press employment gains in the 200,000- Some people say that since gasoline supplies are now plentiful, 300.000 range over the entire fuel economy standards for automobiles should bo lowered. Do WASHINGTON - The nation’s second half of this year,” said you think the fuel economy standards should bo lowered, or not? unemployment rate Jumped back White House spokesman Larry up to 7.3 percent last month, the S(>eakes. “ At the same time, we do government said Friday, with not expect to see a repeat of the 45.000 more layoffs in the auto and 422.000 workers added to the labor oil industries offsetting new low- force; work force increases should paying fast food jobs. drop to a more normal level of The number of jobless rose by about 150,000.” 210.000 in May to nearly 8.6 million Of the 200.000 new jobs, 30,000 of with all of the increase occuring them were in the finance, .insu­ among adult men, raising unem­ rance and real estate fields, ployment among them to 6.4 per reflecting the strong housing cent, the Bureau of Labor Statis­ market. An additional 45,000 were tics said. That rate had remained in retail trade, 30,000 of them in at roughly 6 percent since mid- restaurants and bars. 1985, officials noted. Yes, lower standards- / ‘While it’s nice to have those No, do not lower standards 67% With overall civilian joblessness - rising 0.2 of a percentage point jobs,” Chimerine said, “ most of Not sure 11% from April’s rate, economists said them are minimum-wage and many are part-time. One of the Source Survey ol the U S adun popuiaiton oy Cambridge Repofis. Cambridge, MA the May figures were an indication ______t 1966 Cambridge Reports lr>c Disinbuled by Kmg Features Syodcale of continuing sluggishness in the things that is keeping the economy American economy. sluggish and income growth weak Largely because lower mort­ is that more and more people are gage rates triggered a housing being shifted from manufacturing Business In Brief boom and 106.000 new construction into these low-paying jobs,” jobs — adjusted for seasonal Meanwhile, a loss of 30.000 oil variations — unemployment had and gas jobs raises to more than Liquidity determines stock yieids decreased slightly in March and 100.000 the number of people laid April from February’s rale of 7.3 off in that industry since world oil ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A new study has found that the liquidity percent. prices began plummeting earlier of stocks — the ease with which they can be bought or sold — is a But construction hiring leveled this year. major determinant of the returns they yield. off with just 21.000 new jobs last Hardest hit by the energy and The study was made by Yakov Amihud of New York University month as the market for office manufacturing job losses were and Haim Mendelson of the University of Rochester. space, new hotels and commercial and Texas, whose re­ building showed signs of beginning Mendelson says that low liquidity stocks yield, on average, a starts, the rest of the construction been lucky that unemployment has spective unemployment rates to dwindle. significantly higher return than stocks with high liquidity. He market just isn’t there.” not gone any higher.” climed from 9.2 percent to 9.8 "The office boom is coming loan Chimerine said the May employ­ The Reagan administration, percent and 8.5 percent to 9.6 says the liquidity factor seems to be no less importapt than the end: stores and other commercial risk factor in determining returns. ment figures are weaker than most which had predicted that civilian percent in May. construction like hotels are over­ economists had expected, unemployment for ail of 1986 would However, large industrial states built." said Lawrence Chimerine. “ It’s just not tolerable for average 6.7 percent, focused its such as Massachusetts. Pennsyl­ president of Chase Econometrics, unemployment to continue at 7 reaction on the report’s disclosure vania and New Jersey also showed Shift saves bank from lower rate an economic forecasting firm percent or higher.” he said. "But that 200,000 new service jobs were unemployment increases of more based at Bala Cynwyd. Pa. “ While HARTFORD — First Connecticut Bancorp Inc.’s credit-card this economy is not very robust. created last month. than one-half a percentage point interest rates are helping housing Under the circumstances, we’ve operations were transferred to its parent company's Rhode "We expert to see continued for the month. Island bank on Friday. exemiHing the cards from Connecticut’s new lower interest-rate ceiling. The move, which affects VISA and MasterCard accounts from United Bank & Trust Co., Simsbury Bank & Trust Co.. New Erratic stock market hits new high Britain National Bank and Independent Bank & Trust Co., means those cardholders will be charged, at least for now, IS percent By Chet Currier direction from interest rates, Great Western Financial climbed line, gained 2% to 29%. On annually on past-due balances compared to the maximum The Associated Press jumped about $25 for every $1,000 2% to 41; Imperial Corp. of Thursday the company reported allowable 15 percent in Connecticut. in face value. America % to 13%; H.F. Ahman- sharply higher quarterly profits. Gov. William A. O'Neill on Thursday signed legislation NEW YORK - Stock prices But stock-market investors re­ son 1 to 65, and Green Tree The Dow Jones transportation lowering the annual interest ceiling on credit-card purchases to bounced around erratically Friday sponded less enthusiastically. Acceptance 2Vi to 57>/4. average fell 9.12 to 795.38, reflect­ 15 percent.''The law doesn't apply to out-of-state institutions. as the market absorbed the news of Brokers noted that the data didn't But securities-industry stocks ing weakness in airline issues. A spokesman for Fleet Financial Group, which acquired First a rise in the unemployment rate. fit with other recent signs that declined broadly on projections Followers of the so-called Dow Connecticut early this year, said Thursday the move was not The Dow Jones industrial aver­ economic activity started picking that earnings for the current theory have been concerned lately intended to duck Connecticut’s new law. The timing of the age nudged ahead to a new closing up in May. quarter would be depressed by that the transports have not joined transfer to Fleet National Bank’s credit-card operations was high, but several broader mea­ Adding to the confusion were reduced stock trading volume and the industrial average at new coincidental, he said. sures of market trends showed suggestions that the unemploy­ the bond market’s recent slump. records and thus have not "con­ losses. Financial stocks showed ment figures were swollen by a Morgan Stanley fell 1% to 73%; firmed” the advance. some of the best gains in a session larger-than-usual influx of new PaineWebber »/4 to 37%; Merrill In the daily tally on the Big Soybeans higher, grains mixed of quiet trading. participants in the labor force, Lynch 1% to 35%; First Boston 'A Board, declining issues outnum­ The Dow Jones average of 30 including college students. to 54, and Salomon ‘A to 51. bered advances by about 5to4. The CHICAGO — Soybean futures prices were higher while the industrials rose 6.46 to 1,885.90. Many financial stocks posted Getty Petroleum, a regional exchange's composite index edged grains were mixed Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade. topping the closing peak of 1.882.35 gains on the drop in interest rates. distributor and retailer of gaso­ up .03 to 140.98. On the close, wheat was I'A cent lower to cent higher with it reached on May 29. For the week the contract for delivery in July at $2.54''i a bushel: corn was 'h the average added 9.19 points. cent lower to I'-i cent higher with July at $2.36% a bushel: oats Volume on the New York Stock iOPEN MONDAY! were unchanged to 1% cents higher with July at $1.04% a bushel:’ Exchange came to 110.91 million and soybeans were 1 cent to 2 cents higher with July at $5.33'''4 a shares, against 110.92 million bushel. Thursday. 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G ents »450 33 Ask for alms 37 Tedious 53 Sulk 48 Government now,” she said. Mercantile Exchange Friday for Ladies *365 B. *563. E . *1395. Ladies *435 34 Energy 38 Presence agent (comp, CANCER (June 21-July 22) Interfer­ WINTHROP 'Bby Pick CaveW 54 Large knife ence from an outsider could cause you the first time in six weeks. 35 Supplement 41 Full of (suff.) wd.) 57 One of the to doubt an arrangement you've 11-J_ B E T ‘Red* vodka to get new hearing Analysts said the selling was 36 Ledge 43 Eastern 49 Salary IT S U R E worked out with another. Stand by your VOU'RESL>VD fueled by mounting concern that A Diamond from Becker’s 39 Tree philosophy 50 Fencing sword Three Stooges agreement. TA K ES HIM A the United States soon could be 40 Air (comb, S P R IN G CONCORD, N.H. — New Hampshire liquor commissioners . S 10 11 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Do not talk freely LONGTIME said Friday they will reconsider their 1983 decision to boycott a faced with a gasoline surplus if form) today about a confidential matter to a IS H H R E . TO THAW demand continues to be weaker is an Affordable Luxury 42 Coastal area of 14 friend who has difficulty keeping se­ a r e n Y v c u , Russian vodka to protest the Soviet attack on a commercial OLrr. airliner. than anticipated in the world’s Look at these Becker’s prices Ethiopia crets. Your pal will spill the beans again. FOSTER-? largest oil-consuming nation. 44 Cover with turf 17 VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Do not be The decision by the state Liquor Commission came one day envious today if someone you like pays after the state Supreme Court ruled that commissioners West Texas intermediate — the BRILLIANT CUT PEAR 47 New Zealand benchmark U.S. crude for imme­ more attention to others than to you. exceeded their authority by yanking Stolicbnaya Vodka from parrot diate delivery — fell 47 cents to BECKER’S MIN. MO. BECKER’S MIN. MO. This person is only trying to be friendly state-owned liquor stores. 48 Pinch and sociable. $12.76 a barrel. 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Unleaded gasoline for July deliv­ 1.00 Ct. 11800. $50. i»l.) 3 2 34 harder if you initially tall short of your in 1983. ery slipped 1.37 cents to 41 cents a 1.07 Ct. $2280. $62. mark 1.55 Ct. 12813. $78. $95. 58 Meta) In a short statement, commissioners said they will “ review the gallon, and regular leaded gaso­ 1.55 Ct. $3480. 3 5 I39 1.74 Ct. 59 Birthday figure SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Victory or line tumbled 1.21 cents to 40.90 $4880. $131. 1.72 Ct. $3713. $103. defeat is predicated upon your attitude application within the narrow interpretation of the court and will 60 Chamber cents a gallon. 4.50 Ct. 118,000. $139.* 3.04 Ct. $12,000. $139. 4 0 today. 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Saturday. June 7. 1M6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 7, 19M — 11 Speakers recall Marine concert SPORTS contributions of location moves Hie U.S. 2nd Marine Division Band will perform Chester Bowles tonight at 7 at the East Catholic High School auditorium, 18 New State Road. By Lyda Phillips The doors will open at 6:30. Seating will be limited Celtics are ready United Press International and on a nrst-come basis. Admission is free. The decision to relocate the performance, originally NEW HAVEN — Former Connecticut Gov. and U.S. scheduled for the Manchester Bicentennial Band Ambassador Chester Bliss Bowles was remembered Shell, was made Friday afternoon because of Friday by fellow statesman John Kerneth Galbraith expected rain. as “one of the truly innovative men" of the century. The 40-member band will play dance, classical. for more warfare About 300 people, including polticians, diplomats, Dixieland and swing music as well as military family and friends, gathered on a rain-soaaed day in marches. By Frederick Waterman play an aggressive, determined Madden and Hugh Evans were Yale University’s Battell Chapel for the memorial United Press International game, warned Boston forward escorted from the court by 10 service. Larry Bird. policemen. Bowles, a 1924 Yale graduate, died May 25th at the BOSTON — Ralph Sampson’s “He better wear his hardhat. Akeem Olajuwon says he does age of 85 in his Essex home after a long battle with punches shattered the almost- There will be a lot of contact in not care what the Boston fans do or Parkinson's disease. Calendars polite atmosphere of the NBA Boston,” said Bird, held to a think. “He had an unfortunate habit of being right before Finals In Game 5 and the Boston series-low 17 points in Game 5. “We don’t play against them. We his time.” said Galbraith, who succeeded Bowles as Celtics say there may be more The Rockets also realize that don't want them to like us. We are U.S. ambassador to India and who worked with him in Manchester fistfights in the series. aggression might be their most playing for a championship,” he the wartime Office of Price Administration. The best-of-seven championship effective tactic. said. Gov. Richard Celeste of Ohio, who was Bowles's Monday was low-key through the first four “Maybe this is the way to go at Bird believed that after Samp­ executive assistant in India, said Bowies had served • Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center games, bereft of any on-court it,” said Jim Petersen, who son’s dismissal, the referees called as “an extraordinary mentor” to many younger men. confrontations or a war of words. replaced Sampson Thursday the game to Houston’s advantage. hearing room, 7 p.m. But as the series shifts back to “Chester Bowles loved politics and respected Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln night. “This has worked well so “After all that (the brawl), there ’.V , Boston for Sunday’s Game 6, far. If we have to play physical to politicians.” Celeste said, “because it gave him a im . Center conference room, 7:30 p.m. was no question they got the chance to put his hands on and shape history.” Wednesday Dennis Johnson says the Celtics win. we will.” majority of the calls,” he said. Galbraith mentioned Bowles’s opposition to the Bay Cheney Foundation, Probate Court building, 5 p.m. are prepared to do anything to stop The screams of the sellout crowd “They (the officials) felt they had of Pigs invasion and the war in Indochina as exampies Thnrsday the Houston Rockets. of 16,016 at The Summit fired up the to make up for it, since they took of his strongiy held views which lost him the favor of “There just may be more Rockets and often made the out their (the Rockets’) great Judge’s hours. Probate Court building, 6; 30 p.m. (fights),” said Johnson, the guard the Kennedy administration. Independence Day Committee, Lincoln Center gold officials’ whistles inaudible to the player.” Bowies's moves to desegregate the state National room,, 7:30 p.m. who rushed Sampson after the players. In suffering Its second-worst loss Guard and his ordering of equal pay to state Conservation Commission. Lincoln Center confer­ 7-foot-4 forward twice slugged But in Boston Garden, where the of the season, Boston committed 18 employees in 1949 were instrumental in "guiding us ence room, 7:30 p.m. > Boston’s Jerry Sichting to precipi­ Celtics are 46-1 this year (three turnovers. In its Game 3 defeat, the toward a more just society.” Celeste said. tate a bench-clearing brawl in the home wins came at the Hartford Celtics lost the ball 19 times. A jazz tribute on piano and French horn by family second quarter. Civic Center). Bird expects the , The young Rockets squad, seek­ friends Willie Ruff and Dwike Mitchell rang through Andover 'k f- - “You’ve got to do whatever it Boston fans to equal the intensity ing to become the first team to !,■ »»»» 4 takes to win. Lumps were made to of Houston’s. the brightly painted chapel and 'more traditional HBrald photo by Pinto rally from a 3-1 deficit in the NBA Monday be taken and to be given. It will be a “Our crowd will be louder than Finals, played its best basketball church music was played on trumpet and pipe organ. Town Meeting, Andover Elementary School, 8 p.m. Long-time friend Henrietta Rogers, who worked war up there, too.” theirs on Sunday and they are just of the series in Game 5. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Cheney Tech’s Glenn Parent keeps his and his teammates face Bullar Havens Sampson was ejected after the as mean and nasty,” Bird said. “Everybody reached a new level with the advertising firm Benton and Bowles in her Building, 7:30 p.m. 20s. read Bowles’ favorite poem. Robert Frost’s 1923 Firefighters clean upafterthefireFricjay mother, father and two daughters. One eyes on the baseball aftertakingaswing today at 4:30 p.m. at Ceppa Field in brawl, but Houston went on to win After Sampson’s ejection in the after the fight,” said Mitchell morning at 87-89 Village Street in the Recreation Commission. Town Office Building. 7:30 111-96 and stay alive in the series. second quarter, the court was Wiggins, who came off the bench to classic “Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening." other daughter and two other people p.m. in action Wednesday against Bristoi Meriden in a Class L quarterfinal. Bowles took a line from the poem as the title of his Rockville section of Vernon. The blaze who lived in the building managed to ' Sampson should expect the Cel­ littered with debris from the angry score 16 points. “We got every­ Central at the Beavers' diamond. Parent tics. leading 3-2 and within a fans. During the halftime intermis­ thing going. autobiography. “Promises to Keep.” destroyed the home and killed four escape the flames. victory of their 16th NBA title, to K.S. Bajpai. immediate past Indian Ambassador to sion at Game 5. officials Jack “This is a great series now.” the United States, said Bowles was “essentially members of one family, including the Bolton without peers” as a representative of American ideals Monday Faces Bullard Havens today to the developing world. Public Building Commission, Community Hall, 7; 30 Bowles was the descendant of an old New England p.m. Sampson says no more fighting family. His father ran a paper mill supply business Fire deaths prompt meeting Tueaday and his grandfather was Samuel Bowles, the famous Board of Fire Commissioners, firehouse, 7:30 p.m. editor of the Springfield (Mass.) Republican. HOUSTON (UPI) - Ralph to scorea 111-96 victory over the Continued from page 1 tion with children, while poster through the building, he said. Wednesday Cheney proves class is a thing where you protect A Democrat, he was Connecticut’s 78th governor, a contests have been held on the Planning Commission, Community Hall, 8 p.m. Sampson said Friday that he Boston Celtics Thursday night yourself. Nobody likes to do it. I congressman, undersecretary of state, and ambassa­ fires themselves. Herbst said. subject. “Most of the old section of Thursday was provoked into throwing the and stay alive in the best-of- know that I didn’t want to be dor to India twice. In May. Michael Socha. 52. “We have to beef up the Rockville is like that,” Kelly said Board of Education. Bolton Center School, 7:30 p.m. punches that resulted in his seven series. The Rockets trail watching the game. I’d rather The memorial service was attended by several suffered burns over 80 percent of education.” she said. “There's an Friday. “Wherever it (the fire) ejection from Game 5 of the 3-2 going into Sunday’s game in have played. prominent Connecticut Democrats, including Gov. his body and died from a fire in his attitude out there that it’s not going can get a draft, it will move Coventry in state tourney play NBA Championship series and Boston. “I’m not looking to fight in William A. O’Neill, Attorney General Joseph I. Windemere Avenue home that fire to happen to me — it’ll happen to quickly.” vowed to stay in Game 6 until “I was provoked,” Sampson Boston. I will stay in the game Lieberman, and Reps. Samuel Gejdenson and the end. said at practice Friday. “It was this time. The only way to get officials said started while he the other guy.” The fires have The Village and Ward street Monday Barbara B. Kennelly. smoked in bed. generated other concerns. The Bv Bob PapettI passed one more final test; beating 13-4, by East Lyme on the same Houston rallied after the in the excitement of the game. me out is to call six fouls on area are part of one of Connecti­ Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Herald Sports Writer an acknowledged Class L competi­ ejection of the 7-foot-4 Sampson I’m sorry it happened. Fighting A 7-year-old girl died in a fire on three houses that have gone up in cut’s largest historic districts, Building. 7:30 p.m. day that Cheney was advancing to flames over the past year have tor and thus gaining acceptance its farthest slot in post-season Ward Street in Rockville in March. Herbst said. Finance Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 All the regular-season achieve­ throughout (he state as a legiti­ Herbst said. The cause of that fire been very old, and were designed p.m. history. in a way that makes it easier for a Neither Herbst nor Kelly had an Tuesday ments were fine and dandy for the mate contender. Baccaro is happiest for his five was simply explained as “an answer for reducing danger in deserving little trade school on Leave it to the Beavers to take AL roundup ‘Andrew’ hangs accident.” fire to spread through a house, Democratic Town Committee. Town Office Build­ seniors, Rick Gonzalez. Ron Nese. officials said. such houses. They could be tom ing, 7:30 p.m. Middle Turnpike, after years of matters into their own hands. Chris Pires. Mike Mancini and Whatever the cause. Herbst said The design is called a “balloon down or redesign^, but both said Thnrsday residing in the shadow of next-door Cheney, seeded No. 4 out of a Bruce Carpenter. these ideas were unrealistic. neighbor and long-time scholastic near U.S. coast she hopes the meeting next tveek construction type,” according to Board of Education. Coventry High School room 28, 21-team field, received a bye “I don’t think people can look at will produce some way of educat­ Acting Fire Chief Robert Kelly, Herbst said she did not know 7:30 p.m. sports power East Catholic High. through Monday’s first round — them as second-rate citizens ing people on fire prevention. That who supervised the fight against whether the old houses still meet It’s been well-chronicled that the but it was on a record-only basis. anymore.” Clemens, Bosox win again; MIAMI (UPl) — Tropical storm Andrew, the first of could mean sending out pamphlets the fatal Village Street fire Friday. housing code standards. She said 1986 Cheney Tech baseball team, Many skeptics viewed the COC Not in any high school ballpark the 1986 hurricane season, blossomed with 40 mph or going door-to-door. In the past, Those 4ype of houses were con­ people living in the houses must be At the Capitol which is scheduled — weather champs as merely the best from a in Connecticut. Ace pitcher Gon­ winds Friday out of a weather system that has killed the town has sent fire officials into structed in the late 1800s and tend careful about what they keep permitting — to play Bullard field of diluted Diamond Dogs. So zalez is 11-2,. including Wednes­ at least 47 people in the northern Caribbean islands. the schools to discuss fire preven­ to cause drafts that drag a fire around the house. Here is a list of state government and political H Havens of Bridgeport at Meriden’s the Techmen went out and whipped day’s tourney victory, while se­ Yankees beaten by Orioles The fledgling storm, which forecasters called events scheduled the week of June 8. All rooms are in Ceppa Park In today’s quarterfinal Bristol Central. 9-5, at home on cond hurler Nese is 5-1 and the “quirky” because it developed early in the hurricane the Capitol complex unless otherwise noted. round of the Class L state tourna­ Wednesday to debuke all doubters. leading RBI man with 21 runs season off the coast of South Carolina, was throwing Sunday ment. has already set new school Mission complete. batted in. Carpenter is the club’s By United Press International singled and moved to second when suffering from a hamstring pull 5-foof waves along the shores of North Carolina’s Copter crash leaves four dead West Haven — Gov. William A. O’Neill receives standards of excellence. From here on in. it’s gravy, batting leader with a .444 average, Marty Barrett walked. that occured May 12. Rick Lang­ Outer Banks. honorary degree from University of New Haven at Piloted by fourth-year Coach Bill guys. while Pires is next at .375. MILWAUKEE - Roger Cle­ Boston scored two more runs in ford, 1-5, took the loss. At 6 p.m.. EDT. Andrew was centered about 200 Continued from page I commencement. 10 a.m. contact: 566-2535. Baccaro, Cheney won its first-ever “Whatever happens on Saturday As for opponent Bullard Havens, mens pitched a four-hitter for his the eighth. Rey Quinones walked road, said she could hear the been a very tragic accident. ... Monday miles south of Wilmington. N.C.. near latitude 31.1 helicopter fly overhead. There were no members of our Charter Oak Conference cham­ (at 4:30 p.m.). we needed that first which ousted South Windsor, 10-3, 10th straight victory and Wade and moved to second on Barrett’s Royals 6, Twins 1 north and longitude 78.0 west. Hartford — GOP gubernatorial candidate Gerald pionship this season and presently one more than anything.” beamed leaf said. “I thought it was going to hit the party” on the helicopter. Thursday, little is known of the No. Boggs raised his average to .404 single. Boggs then hit his league­ At City, Mo. Charlie Hurricane forecaster Bob Sheets said the storm Corbett said the helicopter was house, but within a few seconds it Hussein could not be reached for Labriola hold news conference. 10 a m. Room 310 boasts a best-ever. 17-4 won-loss a determined Baccaro. “That win 5 seed with the 13-3 record. and drove in three runs Friday leading 18th double of the year, remained nearly stationary most of Friday afternoon, Capitol. Contact: 368-0300. mark. proves that we can play with Leibrandt scattered six hits and headed back to Stratford. Conn., was all quiet. The motor just cut. it comment. “We just know that they’re a night, giving the Boston Red Sox a scoring both runners. George Brett went 4-for-4 Friday but was expect^ to take a slow northerly track during the home of the Sikorsky Aircraft just stopped.” she said. “We Tuesday But this semester’s report card anybody.” fast, running team,” said Baccaro. 3-0 decision over the Milwaukee Darwin retired 15 batters in. a the night. Bill Brush, assistant special No events scheduled. would have been marred by an night to give the Kansas City division of United Technologies waited to see if we could hear agent in charge of the Secret East Catholic, by the way, was “We can’t worry too much about Brewers. row in the third through eighth Royals a 6-1 victory over the Andrew developed on the northern edge of a Corp.. which owned the S-76 anything. We couldn’t, and we Wednesday incomplete grade had Cheney not knocked out of the Class L tourney, them, we have to concern our­ Clemens. 10-0, notched his first innings. Darwin is 2-12 at home as a weather system that has dumped torrential rains on Service office in Boston, which is No events scheduled. Minnesota Twins. helicopter. He said the other three knew something was really assigned to protecting Hussein selves with what we can do.” shutout of the year and fourth Brewer. It was the eighth victory in nine the northern Caribbean islands for the past two helicopters safely landed in wrong.” Thursday And by now, anybody close to the complete game. He struck out weeks, triggering flooding that has claimed at least 47 while he is in the area, said Hussein No events scheduled. Orioles 5, Yankees 2 games for Kansas City while Stratford. Queen Noor. Hussein’s wife, told arrived safely at the Westover scene should know what that is. eight and walked two. Clemens Minnesota lost for the sixth time in lives in Jamaica. Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Shirley Oby, 62. who lives near Friday allowed only one hit after the third At New York, John Shelby drove Boston station WNEV-TV, “We School in Middlebury, Conn., by No events scheduled. in three runs, two with a second- its last seven tries. Cuba. the crash site off a winding rural have simply heard that there has car. The Weekend DIRECTIONS TO CEPPA inning, a double down the left field FIELD: 1-91 South to Exit 17 (East line by Mike Felder. Danny inning home run Friday night, Main Street). Take a right onto Darwin, 3-2, took the loss. helping the Baltimore Orioles Indians 3, Angels 0 Track squads at state competition break a 10-game Yankee Stadidm East Main Street and follow to the Boston has won six of its last At Cleveland. Joe Carter, who Obituaries fourth light. There will be a green losing streak with a 5-2 victory Members of the Manchester High and East Catholic High boys’ seven and 10 of Its last 12 games. over the New York Yankees. has hit in 19 straight games, belted P eterman B uilding Company and girls’ track teams will be at three locations Saturday, and huge monument at intersec­ Boston took a 1-0 lead in the third a two-run homer and Ken Schrom tion. Take a left onto BROAD St. Shelby’s blow on a 1-1 pitch put Thomas David Miner Cemetery in Bolton. Calling hours competing in state class competition. Coach GeorgeSu it or’scast inning on an RBI single by Boggs, Baltimore ahead 3-1 and made a fired a two-hitter Friday night, Albert H. Bolduc will be at the Class LL Championship Meet at Willowbrook Park and follow to second light. Bear to who went 2-for-3 and extended his leading the Cleveland Indians to a Thomas David Miner. 38, of 89 are Monday, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 the right onto GALE St. Ceppa loser of starter Ron Guidry, 4-5. p.m. Albert H, Bolduc. 56. of Club­ Join US for the opening of our model in New Britai n at 3:30 p.m. while the East boys will be at the Class hitting streak to 13 games. The hit Southpaw Scott McGregor, 5-4, 3-0 decision over the Village St. in the Rockville section Field is up on the right hand side. drove in Rich Gedman, who had Angels. of Vernon, died Friday morning house Road in Lebanon, died L Meet at Middletown High School starting at 2:30 p.m. was the winner. Don Aase pitched Thursday at his home. He was the The girls’ track squads from the two schools will be involved in two innings to earn his major Schrom. 4-2, retired 22 of the last after being burned in a fire at his Gina Miner home. One of six Colonial Style homes 23 batters en route to his first home. He was the husband of husband of the late Jeannette the Class L Meet at Hall High School in West Hartford. league-leading 15th save. Balti­ Gina Miner. 7, of 89 Village St. in (Padewski) Bolduc. Manchester’s Brian Brophy will be the favorite in the discus. NL roundup more had not won in Yankee complete game this year. The Deborah (Forand) Miner, who also Rockville, died Friday morning right-hander struck out five and died in the blaze. He was born April 26, 1930, in to he constructed in Brendan Woods. He set a state Class LL record in the event in last Monday’s Stadium since June 17. 1984. after being burned in a fire at her qualifying meet. The Orioles have won 19 of their walked one as he. allowed just one He was bom in Rockville on May home. She was the daughter of Waterville, Maine, and was em­ California runner to reach second 4. 1948. and was a lifelong resident ployed as an equipment operator last 25 games. New York has lost Thomas and Deborah Miner, who three of its last four. base. of Rockville. He was employed as also died in the blaze. for Pratt & Whitney in East Kirk McCaskill, 4-4, struck out an electrician’s apprentice at Hartford. He was a veteran of the Police Olympics at Manchester High Mets accuse Rhoden Baltimore took a 1-0 lead in the She was bom July 28, 1978, and first inning on Cal Ripken’s home six and walked one in pitching his Colonial Electric Co. in South was a lifelong resident of Rock­ Korean War, and served in the U.S. third complete game as Cleveland Windsor. Marine Corps and the U.S. Navy. The Connecticut Police Athletic Association is sponsoring the run to right-center field, his eighth ville. She was a student at the seventh annual Police Olympics at Manchester High School home run of the season. snapped a three-game losing He is survived by two daughters. Maple Street School in Rockville. He was a member of the Manches­ of doctoring baseball streak. Tammy M. Miner and Michell J. ter V.F.W. today, beginning at 9 a.m. 'The Manchester Police Department is The Yankees tied the score 1-1 in She is survived by two sisters, this year’s host the first. Rickey Henderson Miner, both of Rockville: his Tammy M Miner and Michell J. Blue Jays 12, Tigers 2 mother, Amelia (Jesamis) Miner He is survived by a daughter. Events include weightlifting, swimming and track and field. By United Press International Robinson pushed Rhoden, and walked, advanced to third on Don Miner, both of Rockville; her Mary Bolduc of Lebanon; two The Manchester Police feature Rich White, who has just both benches emptied. Robinson — Mattingly’s single and scored on At Detroit. Jesse Barfield hit a of Rockville; three brothers, Fran­ paternal grandmother. Amelia cis Miner Jr. and Donald Miner, brothers, Florian Bolduc and Ro­ returned from setting two national records in the National Police PITTSBURGH - Rick Rhoden a former Pirate — was the only Dave Winfield’s sacrifice fly. three-run homer in a four-run (Jesamis) Miner of Rockville; and bert Bolduc, both of Manchester; allowed five hits over 7 2-3 innings member of the two teams to be In the second inning, a double by second inning Friday night to help both of Rockville, and Raymond her maternal grandparents. Oscar Weightlifting championships in Minnesota. Miner of Chaplin; three sisters. three sisters, Shirley Mazzetta of Admission is free. and rookie Barry Bonds hit a ejected. No punches were thrown. Floyd Rayford, breaking an 0-for- the Toronto Blue Jays wrest fifth and Beverly (Schofield) Forand of Manchester, Joan White of Mer­ two-run homer Friday to lead the 29 slump, and Shelby’s homer put place from the Detroit Tigers with Shirley Miner of Nevada, Dorothy Hebron. Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-1 victory The incident stemmed from a a 12-2 victory. Bealieu of Stafford and Charlene iden and Maragaret LaPointe of verbal protest by the Mets that Baltimore ahead 3-1. The Orioles The funeral will be Tuesday at Manchester. over the New York Mets in the first added a run in the fourth. With one Doyle Alexander, treated to Skidgiel of Maine. 10:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Television and radio highlights Rhoden was doctoring the ball. The funeral will be Tuesday at game of a twi-night double- out, Lee Lacy walked. Ripken four-run outbursts in the second Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. Services will be Monday at 8 TODAY header. During his at-bat. Carter had and third innings, raised his record 10:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral asked home plate umpire Billy singled Lacy to third. Lacy scored Burial will be in the Bolton a.m. at the Belmont Funeral Noon — French Open (delay), Channel 22, 30. Rhoden, 5-3. struck out four and on Eddie Murray’s sacrifice fly to to 4-2. He allowed five hits in seven Home. 400 Main St., Manchester. Cemetery in Bolton. Calling hours Williams to check the ball. Burial will be in the Bolton Center Home, I9S. Main St..Colchester. A 1:30 p.m. — Orioles vs. Yankees, SportsChannel, WPOP. walked four. Relievers Pat Cle­ center field. innings to win his third straight are Monday, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 mass of Christian burial will be ments and Bob Walk preserved the decision. Walt Terrell, 6-3, was the Cemetery in Bolton. Calling hours p.m. 3 p.m. — Astros vs. Dodgers, Channels 22, 30. “When (Pittsburgh catcher New York scored its second run are Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 held at St. Francis of Assisi 3:30 p.m. — PGA: Westchester Classic, Channel 3. victory. Walk getting his second Tony) Pena gave me the ball I in the sixth on Dale Berra’s first winner. p.m. Catholic Church in Lebanon. Bur­ 3:30 p.m. — LPGA: McDonald’s Championship, USA. save. Ron Darling. 6-2, pitched six found a nick on it,” Williams said. home run of the season. Toronto, which has won five of its ial will follow in the New Lebanon innings and absorbed his second last seven, took a 4-0 lead in the Angela Miner 5 p.m. — College World Series. Game 12, ESPN. “I went out and checked his hands Baltimore added an insurance Cemetery in Lebanon. Calling loss in a row. and glove and found nothing. I told run in the eighth. Mike Young second when Barfield hit his 13th Deborah Miner hours are Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. 5 p.m. — Belmont Stakes, ChaOnels 8, 40. homer, with two on, and Damaso Angela Miner, 3. of 89 Village St. 7 p.m, — Mets vs. Pirates, SportsChannel, WKHT. The game included a benches- him that I didn’t want to see any walked and went to third on a Deborah (Forand) Miner, 36, of in Rockville, died Friday morning clearing incident in the fifth inning more balls coming in with scuff double by Juan Bonilla. Shelby Garcia, added an RBI single. 8 p.m. — College World Series. Game 13, ESPN. Garcia added his second home run 89 Village St. in Rockville, died after being burned in a fire at her 8:30 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Brewers. WTIC. when the Mets accused Rhoden of marks on them. If I hadn’t grounded to third baseman Mike Friday morning after being home. She was the daughter of Card of Thanks doctoring the baseball. examined him, Johnson said he Pagliarulo. who juggled the ball in the seventh to make It 12-1. burned in a fire at her home. She Wood Siding ■ Custom Wood Cabinetry 9 p.m. — Boxing: James “Bonecrusher” Smith vs. Jesse The Blue Jays roughed up Dave Thomas and Deborah Miner, who Ferguson, Channels 9, 18. The Mets scored in the second would protest the game.” and dove to tag out the advancing was the wife of ’Thomas David also died in the blaze. Thank You — I would like to ex­ Anderson Windows Electric Garage Door Openers inning when Ray Knight singled Bonilla, but Young had already LaPoint, making his first relief Miner, who also died in the fire. She was bom April 20. 1983. She press my heartfelt thanks to my home George Foster from second. scored. appearance since leaving the She was bom in Hartford on Dec. is survived by two sisters, Tammy family, friends and neighbors for ■ Williamson Air Conditioning SUNDAY The Pirates took the lead in the Expo* 10, Phillies 9 starting rotation, for four runs in 9 a.m. — French Open, Channel 30. White Sox 6, A’t 4 the third. 16. 1950. and was a resident of the M. Miner and Michell J. Miner, all their expression of love in the fourth on RBI doubles by R.J. At Montreal. Tim Wallach led off Manchester-Rockville area most both of Rockville: her paternal recent death of my husband. SATURDAY, JUNE 7 - SUNDAY, JUNE 8 1 p.m. — Celtics vs. Rockets. Channel 3, WKHT. Reynolds and Tony Pena. At Chicago. Ozzie Guillen. Julio Cliff Johnson had a bases- of her life. grandmother, Amelia (Jesamis) 1:30 p.m. — Mets vs. Pirates. Channel 9. the 10th inning with his ninth home Cruz and John Cangelosi drove in loaded, checked-swing RBI single She is survived by two daugh­ Miner of Rockville; and her I would especially Uketothank911, 11:00-5:00 1:30 p.m. — Orioles vs. Yankees, Channel 11. WPOP. The Pirates scored twice more in run of the season Friday night, two runs apiece Friday night, to first when nobody covered the Dr. Demko, Rev. Meek. Nurses at 2 p.m. - the bottom of the fifth. Rafael helping the Montreal Expos break giving the Chicago White Sox a 6-4 bag and Darrell Evans couldn’t ters. Tammy M , Miner and Michell maternal grandparents, Oscal and Manchester Memorial Hospital South on Main Street, Manchester. Continue past Golf Course. - World Cup soccer: Scotland vs. West Germany, a five-game losing streak with a J, Miner, both of Rockville; her Beverly (Schofield) Forand of Channel 30. Belliard singled with one out and victory over the Oakland A’s. make a throw home. Ernie Whitt 2nd floor North and the nurses at _____ Right on Shallowbrook Lane, West to Brendan Road. scored one out latei' on Bonds’ 10-9 victory over the Philadelphia Richard Dotson. 4-5, scattered followed with an RBI single off the parents. Oscar and Beverly (Scho- Hebron. CWS Building at the Meadows Con­ 3 p.m. —CART American 200, ESPN. Phillies. held) Forand of Hebron: and a The funeral will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. — Red Sorx vs. Brewers. Channels 8, 40, 38. WTIC. second home run of the season. eight hits over 8 1-3 innings. Joel top of the right field fence that valescent Home, for being so kind The benches-clearing incident Wallach reached Dave Rucker, McKeon, the third Chicago ended with two Blue Jays on third. brother. Steven L. Forand of 10:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral to my husband and myself during 3:30 p.m. — PGA: Westchester Classic. Channel 3. Manchester. Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. developed as Rhoden was leaving 0-2, for a shot over the left field pitcher, notched his first major- Johnson was tagged out and Tony his illness. We are so fortunate to Peterman Building Company 4 p.m. — LPGA: McDonald’s Championship. USA. the mound after striking out Gary wall. Tim Burke worked one inning The funeral will be Tuesday at Burial will be in the Bolton 4 p.m. —Boxing: Shawn O’Sullivan vs. Simon Brown, Channel league save. Oakland’s Joaquin Fernandez followed with a two-run 10:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Cemetery in Bolton. Calling hours have the Meadows Convalescent Carter for the third out of the fifth. to bring his record to 3-1. Andujar, in his first appearance single. Home where everyone is so kind. 30. Near the first-base line, he ex­ Philadelphia, which blew a Home. 400 Main St., Manchester. are Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 649-9404 647-0080 647-1340 8 p.m. College World Series, Game 14. ESPN. since a one-inning start May 26, Barfield and Johnson had back- Burial will be in the Bolton Center p.m. Mrs. Myrtle Lehmann changed words with Mets first seven-run lead, has lost only two of went one-third of an inning before to-back RBI singles in the fourth to base coach Bill Robinson. its last 11 games. leaving the game. He was still put Toronto up 10-0. K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 7. 1W6 MANCHESTER HERAl.n^ Saturday. June 7, 1986 — II SCOREBOARD Pemfors joins Ivan Lendl Rid Box 3. Brtwirs 0 aotsy KHig 74-7S-1B P M rOSHlft Silvia aortalocdnl 77- 7 »-1 9 Susie ieming W-74-191) SoftbaD EOSTAn MILWAUKEE aocky PoorscKi 7B-7S-19D obrhbl dBrhbl Atsuko Mlkueo 1»77— 198 Borrett 2b 3 1 2 0 Felder If 4 0 10 At llBrilsiii/ NY., Junes RoMn MtaHw 74-78— 10 in French Open tennis final Boggs 3b 3 0 2 3 Yount cf 4 0 10 (Far 71) Susie McAlllslor 78- 74— 1 » ! *A‘ Cmtril Bucknr 1b 4 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 4 0 0 0 arott Upper 8888— 134 Stcmdlnp — Moln Pub 5-1, Nottlff Rice If 4 0 0 0 Ogllvle dh 4 0 1 0 By Martin Loder Baylor dh 4 0 0 0 SveUm 3b 3 0 0 0 Wllllo wood 71-83— 134 duce big results. Confidence, he said, plus a was serving for the set, only to Arm i 4-1, B A G Loung* 3-1. Harpo't 3-1, Tom Stockmann 8S88— 134 United Press International Farr's 3-3, Monchestor Cvcl* 1-4, Evans rf 4 0 10 Riles St 4 0 0 0 Tennis Four of his six victims en route to program of mnning, have made have Leconte, pushed on by the Lothrop Insuranct 1-4, Jontt Londt- Armas cf 4 0 0 0 Deer rf 4 0 0 0 Raymond Floyd 6887-135 the final werenseeded players. On the difference in his game, and he partisan crowd, break back in the . copina/Z*mt 1-5. Lyons cf 0000 Gdntner 2b3 0 00 Bob TWav 7341-138 Oedmon c 3 1 1 0 Schroedr c 1 0 I 0 Doug Towoll 7848— 136 PARIS — Sweet swinging Swede Sunday he will try to emulate the claims he’s never played better. 10th and 12th games. Pemfors, Ninons ss 2 1 0 0 MHco Rold 6848-137 Mikael Pemfors Friday completed feat of countryman Mats Wi- “I feel great, like I cannot miss a though, swept the last four points ChartirOik TMolS 31 3 6 3 TeMS a 8 4 8 Tom Pomico 7047-137 his improbable rise to the French Besfen 8 l i 8 a i a 8 - l Hubort Green 7145-117 Navratitova vs. Evart Ltayd lander, who won the French as an tennis ball,” said Pemfors, 22. of the tie-break and took control of Elmore Associates 5-1, Lostroda Mlhuoukee 8a8W 888-8 Joy Haas 8873— 131 Open final, where he will face his unseeded player In 1982. Pemfors is quick, "like a rab­ the fourth set with a break in the Oil Morgan 8848-138 P l»a 4-1, MCC Vets 4-1, Tierney's 4-1, (Same-winning RBI— Boggs (6). PARiS — Career record of AAarttna biggest challenge yet against Ivan StandingJn his way is Lendl, the Manchester Property 3-3, Connecticut E— Armas, Quinones, Barrett. DP— Scott Simpson 71-47— 131 bit,” according to I^conte, and he second game. Ed Florl 8871— 138 Navratilova vs. Chris Evert Uovd Lendl. No. 1 seed with a match record this Bank B Trust 1-4, Postal Express 1-5, Mllw(wkee 1. LDB— Boston 4, Mllw(iukee (listing site, surface, winner, displayed exceptional racket con­ The opening semifinal also was -Center Conpo 1-5. 7. IB— Felder, Boggs. AAork Wlobo 8871— 138 score): Pemfors, who mastered his year of 41-2. Lendl has dropped trol with his groundstrokes and interrupted once by rain, and the IP H R E R B B S O Lorry RInkor 7048— 138 game at the University of Georgia, Andrew AAoooo 7147-^138 1973 only one set in his six matches backhand. temperature was down to 48 Beilen ^ k r o n , Ohio, IrKktar, Evert Lloyd, 7-6, Clement (W 100) 9 4 0 0 2 8 Joe Inman 7248— 140 became the second unseeded here, and has conceded only 46 The match was delayed twice by degrees. Lendl made sure he Andy North 8871— 140 MHwoukee » . Petersburg, Ro„ day. Evert Lloyd, player in four years to reach the games, or less than eight each rain for a total of almost three wasn’t inconvenienced for too long Darwin (L 3-2) 9 6 3 3 3 5 BELMONT STAKES 10 years of winners Kenny Knox 71-68— 140 7-5, 53 French final when he wiped out outing. ^ s e b a l l WP— Clement. T— 2:29. A— 15,187. Wayne Lovl 7448— 140 hours, portions of It was played in as he broke service twice in the Frank Connor 7870— 140 1978 French hope Henri Leconte, 2-6, "Playing Lendl is different,” rain, yet the final set was com­ opening set and three times in each U m pires— Hom e, M e rr ill; 1b, Winning Jockey Year Horse Mike Hulbort 7S45-140 Vo. Slims Son Francisco, IndotY, Evert 7-5, 7-6 (7-4). 6-3. said Pemfors, a two-time NCAA Brad Faxon 71-70— 141 Lloyd, 57,53,51 pleted under sun. of the second and third. Hendry; 2b, Cousins; 3b, Evans. Rome, cloy. Evert Lloyd, 53,53 Earlier, on a wet, (tald and champion. "There’s a level here of Leconte, who missed four After Kriek lost his serve to love Chris Perry 7348-141 1975 AL stindingi E. MapiG 1985 Crama Fraicha (tavid Frost 7348— 141 dreary day, Lendl met virtually no very good players, and then there's months early this year with to drop the second set with a double Orloln 5. Yankess 2 Stove Bowman 8872— 141 Vo. Slims Sim Fnmcisco, Imkior, Evert competition while humiliating Jo­ Lendl. I’ll just have to go out there L. Pincay 1984 (taorgo Archer 6873— 141 Lloyd, 54,53 mononucleosis, started strong fault, the crowd whistled and Swaia Vo. Slims Wmhlngton, Indoor, Nav­ han Kriek, 82, 81, 80, in 78 (Late pome net biduded) Lonnie Clomonh 7447— 141 and do my normal thing.” with two breaks in the opening set, jeered at him. BALTIMORE NEW YORK L. Pincay 1983 Cavaat Morris Hotalskv 71-68-141 ratilova, 36,54, 7-6 minutes, thereby reaching the East ^ Akron, Ohio, Indoor, Evert Lloyd, 53, The women's final Saturday will the second coming when Pemfors "I’ve never been so cold in my W L Pet. OB ObrhM ObrhM L. Pincay 1982 Conquistador Cialo Tom Watson 7870— 142 French final for the fourth time in bring together the two top seeds, Boston 37 16 .MB — Wiggins 2b 5 0 1 0 Hendrsn cf 3 1 0 0 Jeff Sluman 7547— 142 double faulted on the final two life on a tennis court,” Kriek said. Q. Marians 1981 Summing Pot Mc(tawan 71.71— 142 Vo. Slims Chlcogo. Indoor, Navrirtll- six years. Martina Navratilova and defend­ points of the last game. Boltimore 31 10 .608 5 Hudler 2b 0 0 0 0 Mttngly 1b 3 0 1 0 ova,54,50 "I was disgusted with myself. 1 New York 31 11 .604 5 Lacy rf 4 10 0 Winfield rf 3 0 I 1 E. iWapiG 1980 Tamparanca Hill Mike (tanold 70-72— 142 Kriek, the 13th seed, later said he ing champion Chris Evert Lloyd. Leconte then broke in the fourth don’t think I ever played so bad on Ripken ss 4 1 3 I Roenick It 3 0 0 0 Jeff Oryglol 6873— 142 Vo. Slims Philadelphia, Indoor, Milwaukee 16 26 .500 10',^ Evert Lloyd, 7-6,54 all but gave up on himself after the Just how much of a surprise Toronto 26 IB .4B1 11',^ Murray 1b 3 0 0 1 (Sriffev If 10 0 0 R. Harnandaz 1979 Coastal AAork McCumbor 8873— 142 game of the second set and was a stadium court, but those are the Clevelond 25 27 .4B1 11'/i Young If 3 11 0 Berra dh 2 i 1 1 S. Cauthan 1978 Affirmad Bobby Mitchell 8873— 142 first point, adding. "I shouldn't Pemfors has been is evidenced by leading 4-1 when Pemfors pitfalls of life.” Detroit 24 16 .4B0 11'/i Benlauz dh 3 0 1 0 Easier ph 10 0 0 Bill Isroolson 87-75— 142 Vo. Slims Los Angeles, Indoor, Evert have woken up this morning.” the fact that until this year he achieved his initial break in the Sheets ph 0 0 0 0 Rndiph lb 3 0 0 0 J. CnifliiGt 1977 Saattia Slaw Mqrk Lye 7448-143 Lloyd, 54,52 Steffi Graf and Gabriela Saba- WMt Amelia Isicxid, Flo., clay. Evert Lloyd, While Kriek called Friday “a never had made it past the second seventh game, just before the first tini, both 16. became the youngest Texas 27 24 .529 — Bonlllo ph 10 10 Wynegor c 4 0 1 0 A. Cordaro 1976 Bold Forbas Kris Moo 73-70-143 7-5, 54 Kansas City 28 25 .S2B '/» Royford 3b 4 1 2 0 Pogllorl % 4 0 2 0 Bock 7871— 143 disastrous day for tennis” because round of a Nabisco Grand Prix rain delay. Another break jn the team to gain the women’s doubles Shelby cf 4 113 FIschlln ss 2 0 1 0 Jim Simons 6875— 143 Rome, cloy. Evert Lloyd, 51,50 Colltomla 26 27 .491 2 ^French 0pm, cloy. Evert Lloyd, 36,52, of the horrible conditions. Pemfors tournament, and this will be the 11th game enabled Pemfors to final of the French by upsettingtop Oakland 25 X .455 4 Dempsey c 4 0 0 0 Posoua ph 1 0 0 0 AAork Pfoll 7873— 143 demonstrated just how much de­ first ever Gran^ Prix final of his even the match. Chicago 21 31 .404 6'/i Tetoh a 5 11 5 Totals a 1 7 1 In Triple Crown ractas, top riders often rise to the occasion. Two jockeys - Stove Jones 71-72— 143 seeds Claudia Kohde Kilsch and Baltimore in 888 818- 5 Bill Rogers 7448-143 U.S. Open, clay. Evert Lloyd,54,54 sire and determination can pro­ Twice in the third set Pemfors Seattle 20 33 .377 8 Eddie Maple and Latfit Pincay — have won five of the last six Belmon , Indoor, Evert Lloyd, 2-6, 52, Helena Sukova. 1-6, 7-6 (87), 6-3. Minnesota 20 34 .370 8'/^ New York 188881 888-2 Adrian Stills 7370— 143 50 Friday's Results (Same-winning RBI — Shelby (1). Stakes. No horse hds won the Triple Crown since Affirmed (1978) and Seat John McComIsh 7873— 143 Boston 3, MllwoukeeO E— Young. DP— Baltimore 2. tie Slew (1977). Jim (tallogher 7873— 143 1976 Baltlmore5, New York 2 LOB— Baltimore 6, New York 7. Vance Hoofner 7449^143 Vo. Slims Houston, Indoor, Navratil­ Toronto 12, Detroit 2 2B— Rayford, FIschlln, Bonlllo. HR— Winner's arockot Glbbv Gilbert 7371— 143 ova, 53,54 Ripken (8), Shelby (4), Berra (1). Nstienal League results (tame 13 — Winner gome II plays Bobby Clampett 7371— 143 Austin, Texas, cement. Evert Lloyd, 6-0, 7 Clevelands. CalltornloO winner ot (Kime 9 or 10, 7:10 p.m. 53 Martina, Chris in another finai Chlcago6,Oakland4 SB— Wiggins (15). S— FIschlln. SF— Rod Curl 7371— 144 KansasClty6,Mlnnesoto1 Winfield, Murray. (Pairings will be adlusted for gennes 12 J.C. Snood 71-73— 144 WImbleztan, gross. Evert Lloyd,53,56, IP H RERBBSO and 13 to mertch teams which hove not Pat Lindsey 7548— 144 Seattle at Texas, night PirifBt 7. Mels 1 ployed previously, or which hove not 1977 Saturday's Games Bainmere Larry Rentz 7549^144 B y Martin Lader feelings. although Navratilova leads in their McGregor(W 5-4) 7 6 2 2 3 3 8 played since the first round). Jim Colbert 7874— 144 Va. Slims Washln(rton, Indoor, Nav­ squeaker over Helena Sukova. (All Times EDT) Round Five ratilova, 52,53 United Press International Therefore, regardless of the Baltimore (Boddicker 6-1) at New York Aose (S 15) 2 1 0 0 1 2 (FIrsI Gome) Danny Briggs 7470— 144 series. 37-32. including one default. “She’s beaten me 30 times and if Top-seeded Ivan Lendl was the first to gain the men’s (John 3d),1:Xp.m . New York NEW YORK PITTiaUROH Sunday, Junes Billy Plerot 7874— 144 Vo. Slims Seattle, Indoor, Evert Lloyd, outcome at Roland Garros Sta­ she beats me one more time it’s not Californio (Witt 5-4) at Clevelond Guldrv (L 4-5) 5 1-3 10 4 4 1 3 ObrhM ObrhM (tame 14 — winner a—153 ^U .^O pen, cement, Novaratllova, 46, Cincinnati at San Francisco, 2 ObrhM ObrhM Bedroslan 2 1 0 0 2 1 Tuesday, Juno 3 worl(j, will try to unseat her chief rival, Chris Evert Lloycj, singles championship today against her chief rival said. “You don’t want to risk Personal Flag, who has just four Houston at Los Angeles Rucker (L 81) 0 1110 0 Brod Greer 7578— 154 Phillips 3b 5 1 0 0 Cangels cf 2 0 0 2 Montreal Algeria 1, Northern Ireland 1 (tie) Gregory Lodehoff 7876— 155 1985 in today's final at the French Open. Chris beat Martina in Martina Navratilova. The pair are rivals on the court but ruining a horse as good as this career starts but three straight Atlanta at Son Diego Hill 2b 4 0 0 0 Hulett 3b 4 0 0 0 Fridav, Juno 6 Vo. Slims Florida, cement. Evert Standouts Hesketh 1 7 5 5 1 0 Stu Ingraham 7877— 156 one.” wins, and wire-to-wire Peter Pan Bochte lb 4 0 11 Baines rt4 0 0 0 Brazil 1, Algeria 0 Ted D'Rourke 81-75— 156 Lloyd, 52, 64 last year’s final. good friends off of it. Homeruns Canseco rt 3 1 2 0 Parrett Walker 1b 4 0 0 0 2 3 3 3 1 4 Saturday, June! Whittingham. normally relaxed winner Danzig Connection, with Pittsburgh, Bonds (2). Roberge 2 2 1 1 0 2 Denny Hepler 81-77— 158 ^ Ip to n Inti, cement, Navrcrtllova, 53 Klngmn dh 4 0 1 0 Bonilla It 4 2 2 0 Spain vs. Northern Ireland (taug Johnson 7583— 158 on the backstretch, was obviously whom trainer Woody Stephens Winning Pitchers Baker It 4 12 1 Kittle dh 3 2 0 0 Schotzeder 2 1 0 0 1 0 Thursday, Juno 12 Pittsburgh, Rhoden (5-3). Reardon 210011 Evan Schiller 8375— 158 Va. Slims Dallas, Indoor, Novratllovo, nervous Friday. hopes to extend his record of four Gritfin ss 3 110 Guillen ss 4 2 3 2 Spain vs. Algeria Bob Murphy 81-78— 199 53, 64 The Baseball Beat: Saves Bathe c 3 0 10 Skinner c 3 0 0 0 Burke (W 81) 1 0 0 0 1 1 Brodll vs. Northern Ireland In contrast, the crews working straight Belmont wins. Pittsburgh, Walk (2). Hesketh pitched to 5 batters In 2nd; (tan Reese 8576— 161 ^ French Open, clay. Evert Lloyd,53,57, Willard ph 1 0 1 2 Cruz 2b 3 0 2 2 Carmon pitched to 1 batter In 8th; Mike DIBuono 7884— 162 with Arkansas Derby winner Ram­ A bad track might benefit Javier ct 3 0 0 0 ^ Rucker pitched to 1 batters In lOlh. Bob Ponertrtz 8379— 162 Wimbledon, pros, Navratl lava,46,53, page. the 82 third choice, and Gotham Stakes winner Mogambo Davis ph 10 0 0 WP— Carlton. T — 3:37. A— 18,325. GF GA Ken Green 81-wdr 52 Totals » 4 9 4 Totals 31 6 7 6 Denmark 1 0 C Australian Open, gross, Navrotllovo, longshots Fobby Forbes and Pa­ most of all. Inclined to laziness. Oakland 888 188 011— 4 Umpires— Home, Gregg; 1b, Hor- Uruguay - 0 0 1 1 l 52.46.52 rade Marshal — all proven Mogambo changed styles in the Afflsrlcsn League results Chicago OlOSnOOx— 6 vev; 2b, Stello; 3b, Poncino. West (tarmony 0 0 1 1 1 LP6A rssutts 1986 Gooden’s stats compare favorably mudders — were delighted by the (kime-winning RBI — Guillen (2). Scoticxid 0 1 0 0 0 Va. Slims Dallas, Indoor, Navratilova, Jersey Derby, running close to the E— Griffin 2, Phillips, Dotson. DP— Wednesday, Juno 4 52, 51 gloomy skies over western Long pace under new jockey Jose Oaklond 1, Chicago 2. LOB— Daklond6, Uruguay 1, West (tarmanv 1 (tie) ••*■••• LPGA ChomplonsiHp Navratilova lead series: 37-32 Island. Santos, rather than back his usual Chicago 5. 2B— Canseco, Guillen, Wil­ Denmark 1, Scoticxid 0 At AAolyoni, Pa., Juno 6 By Richard L. Shook greats, only Cleveland’s Bob son and Spahn are in the Hall of There may be pitchers who won “I’m going to be doing my rain Blue Jays 12, Tigers 2 lard. College World Series Sundew, Junol (Per 71) United Press International Feller got off to a quicker start Fame. more games at a younger age than four to six lengths, and finished IP H R ER BB SO West (tarmcxiy vs. Scotland Jull Inkster 6867— 135 than Gooden. Seaver pitched for Southern Cal Gooden but none stuck around long dance all night,” said Fobby second to Snow Chief. (taktand Uruguay vs. Denmark AAory Beth Zimmerman 7869— 139 Forbes’ groom, Gwen Rynkiewicz. A victory is worth $338,640 if all TORONTO DETROIT Andulor 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 At Rosenblatt Stadium, Omaha, Nob. Fridav, Juno II Potty Sheehan 7871— 14) Horse racing DETROIT — Dwight. Feller had a 5830 record and 712 and thus didn’t reach the majors enough to crack the longevity list. abrhM obrhM Langford (L 1-5) 3 4 4 2 1 2 Round One West Germcxiy vs. Denmark Amy Benz 71-71— 141 There was a time — Phil Niekro strikeouts before the age of 22 in a until 1967, when he was 22. Gibson Maybe Gooden will fall into that “My horse does good on any 10 horses start. Se(x>nd-place earns Garcia 2b 6 1 2 2 Whltokr 2b 3 0 0 0 Mooney ham 4 2-3 3 2 1 2 2 Fridav, May so Uruguay vs. Scoticxid Jente (taddes 7378—142 surface, and he’s won in the mud.” $124,168; third $67,728 and fourth 7 career that lost three prime was 23 when he was brought up by category. Or maybe he’ll continue Mulinks 3b 3 0 0 0 Brookns 2b 1 0 0 0 Chicago Loyola AAarymount 4, LoulslanaState3 Amy Alcott 7871— 1 « remembers It — when that name Fobby Forbes, winner of the $33,864. Gruber 3b 2 0 0 0 Collins dh 5 0 10 Dotson (W 4-5) 8 1-3 8 4 3 2 2 Arizona 8, Maine 7 Group F Bonnie ^ u e r 7873-143 mednt Eisenhower, the President, seasons because of World War II. St. Louis in 1959. Spahn didn’t win his Hall of Fame pace. You can’t Moseby cf 5 1 1 0 Gibson rt 2 2 0 0 James 0 1 0 0 0 0 Saturday, May 31 W L T g*‘:H«g.Ku 7370-143 World War II and golf. He was 24-9 and led the league in his first game until 1946, when he keep a good fan down... Garden State Stakes and fourth to The race will be televised Leach rf 0 0 0 0 Parrish c 3 0 10 McKeon (SI) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Miami 6, Oklahoma Sterte 2 Portugal Patti Rizzo 7371— 144 Belmont Slakes Floricfa State 5, St(rte 3 1 0 0 Now it means Gooden — as in strikeouts for the second straight was 24. Perry was 23 his rookie A group of young fans has taken Snow Chief in the Jersey Derby, nationally by ABC Sports. Post is Bell If 4 4 3 0 Lowery c 1 0 1 0 James pitched to 1 batter In 9th. Polond OJ!* EOB«»no 7371-144 won a division of the split General 5:40 p.m. EDT. Upshaw 1b 4 2 2 0 Evans 1b 2 0 11 ■ WP— Langford. Balk— Andulor. T — Loser's Brockot Morocco Jody Rosenthal 7569^144 BELMONT, N.Y. — The field for good ‘un — strikeouts and season when he was 21 in 1939. season. 1962. to parading around with a sign that Barfield rf 3 2 2 4 Bergmn 1b 0 0 0 0 2:39. Sunday, Juno 1 Englcxid Av(rt(0 Oktnnota 7371 144 Saturday s 118th running ot the S350,0()8 Johnsn dh 3 1 3 2 Coles 3b 3 0 11 A— 19W0. Loulslano State 8, Maine 4 (/Maine victories. . Gooden brought a 41-13 mark Palmer had a 2814 career mark shows up-to-the-at-{)at Cardinal eliminated) Monday, Junol Carolyn Hill 77-68— Itf odded, 1'/j mile Belmont Stokes: Shphrd ph 1 0 0 0 Lemons cf 1 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, Kaiser; 1b, Palermo; PoIcKKl 0, Morocco 0 (tie) Penny 7578-145 PP Horse JockeyOdds The New York Mets right­ into this season and struck out 544 and 222 strikeouts before the age of averages during St. Louis home Whitt c 5 111 Grubb If 2 0 0 0 2b, Brinkman; 3b, Cooney. Oklahoma State4, Indiana StoteO (ISU ellmlnorted) Tuesday, Juno 3 Jane Crofter 7371— 145 ’ ■ VBrocclole 151 hander is only in his third full batters. That means he needs 14 22 and two years of arm trouble games. “Cutting Off Your Nose” Andretti draws notice Fernndz ss 4 0 1 2 Engle If 10 0 0 Portugal 1, England 0 Kathy Postlowalt 7570— 145 3 Bordeaux Bob EAAaple 381 major league season and already victories and 168 strikeouts this that started in 1967. Carlton, who Dept. ... loro 3b 1 0 0 0 Sheridan If 4 0 1 0 Round Two Fridav, Juno 6 Jan Stephenson . ..^ 7373— 146 3. Parade Marshal JDBalley 281 Trmmll ss 4 0 1 0 Monday, Juno 2 Morocco 0, England 0 Cothy Morse 71-75-146 4. Mogombo J Santos 51 he is earning comparisons with the season to match Feller. was 21 in 1966, was 3-3 with 46 It seems kind of silly for teams to Totals 41 II IS 11 Totals 32 1 7 2 Arizona!, Loyola AAarvmount 5 Saturdov, June! Pat Movers ^ 7571— 146 Tuesday, Juno 3 5. Personal Flog JVelozauez 181 greatest of the all-time greats. g. The only other pitchers on the strikeouts that season and didn’t refuse to make a player move Toronto 044 181 188— 12 Poland vs. Portugal Down Cm 7373— 146 6. Johns Treasure LPIncoy 51 And deservedly so. Few pitchers abbreviated list with more than 30 simply to keep their rosters at 24 at CART 200-miie race Detroit 888881 818— 2 Florida State 7, Miami 1 Wednesday, Juno 11 ^uron Howe 7373— 146 7. ^rdlnand WShoemoker 85 have a 28win season until 1971, his Game-winning RBI — Barfield (5). Basketball Round Throe Morocco vs. Portugal Rosie Jones 7374— 146 8. Danzig Conn6ctln CJMcCarron 51 in the history of baseball have career victories the season before last with the Cardinals. players. E— Whitt, Coles. DP— Detroit 1. LOB— Loser's arockot Polcxid vs. Englcxid Judy Dickinson 7375— lS 9. Imperious Spirit RHernondez 381 started a.career as well as Gooden, they turned 22 were Bert Blyleven, Marichal was 20 in 1960, when he Specifically, the Pirates (x>uld WEST ALLIS, Wis. (UPI) — races and then went out and won on Toronto 7, Detroit 9. IB— Bell, Upshaw, Wednesday, Juno 4; Colleen Walker 7570— 146 1(|. Rampage poay 9L2 Coles. HR— Barfield (13), Gordo (2). SB Oklahomo State vs. LoyolaMorymount Muffin Sponcer-Dovlln 71-76— 147 Owners by post position — 1, Due who doesn’t turn 22 until after this who was 4361 with 587 strikeouts was 82 as a rookie, while Sutton have added Barry Bonds at the Indy 500 winner Bobby Rahal is in the same track on the same — Collins (9). SF— Evans, Coles. NBA playoffs suspended In fourth Inning by rain with Val Skinner 7374— 147 Process Stable. 2, Merc Barge. 3, season is over. through 1972 when he was 21, and broke in at the age of 21 and was time they called him up rather the field but most attention will be weekend. IP H R ER BB SQ Oklahoma State leading 7-4, te resume Denise Streblg 7571— 147 G r^ tre e Stable. 4, Peter Brant. 5, Just where Gooden rates at this Walter Johnson, who was 3268 12-12 with 209 strikeouts. Drysdale than have him sit around four days on defending champion Mario Terento Thursdov at 4:10 p.m. JoAnne Corner 7374— 147 “That was a proud momenrfor Thursitov, June s •’o*'" Murrell. 7, early stage of his career becomes with 394 strikeouts. Johnson was 21 until waivers expired on the player Alexander (W 4-2) 7 5 1 1 2 1 Golf Judy Elll5Sams 7573— 148 Ellzal^h Keck. 8, H. de Kwlatkowskl. 9, was 22-14 with 203 strikeouts before Andretti Sunday in a 200-mile me,” Andretti said, “Not only CeruttI 1 1 1 2 0 Game 9 — Oklahoma State 11, Loyola evident by a random sampling of for the 1909 season. (Bost-of-sovon) Marymount 5 (Loyola AAarvmount Deb RIchord 7571— 148 Don AAangano. 10, John and Nancy Reed. he turned 22 in 1958. they were going to send down. CART race for championship cars. Lomp 1 1 0 0 0 1 (All TImos EDT) Allison Finney 77-71— 148 , T^ulhers — 1, c.A. Garcia. 2, R. where some other celebrated high- The list included, alphabetically. So what if you have a 28player Andretti dominated the 1985 because our own team performed Detroit ellmincrted) Ryan was 21 in 1968 and had a Houston vs. Boston Game 10 — Miami 4, Loulslona State 3 Vicki Fergon 7869— 148 Mlacek. 3, Bob Relnocher. 4, Leroy, Sowell, but also as a father. It’s the Terrell (L 6-3) 1 2-3 4 4 4 1 0 (Cottles load sortos 3-1) Solly Quinlan 7571-148 Jolley. 5, C.R. McGoughey. 6, W A strikeout, high-win hurlers stood Blyleven, Steve Carlton. Don Drys- 6-10 career mark with 139 stri­ roster for a couple of days? Odd Miller American race, leading 196 Cory 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 (Louisiana Sterte ellmlnerted) kind of thing you imagine only Jn May 26 — Boston 111, Houston 100 Round Four Kim Shipman 7375— 149 Kelley. 7, Charles Whlttlnghom. 8, Woo^ before celebrating their 22nd dale. Feller, Bob Gibson, Johnson. keouts as he struggled to get his Items... of the 200 laps on the one-mile LaPoint 2 9 6 6 1 1 May 19 — Boston 117, Houston 95 MInnechsug Jerilyn Brilz 77-71— 149 Stephens. 9, K.J. Jumps. 10, G.A your wildest dreams.” Scherrer 5 2 2 1 2 2 ^ „ FrMav, Junes Thomos. birthday. Sandy Koufax. Juan Marichal, (tantrol under control with the Toronto right fielder Jesse Bar­ paved oval at State Fair Park t ^ June 1 — Houston 106, Boston 104 WOMEN'S 9 HOLE — Most 5s or Laurie RInkor 7574— 149 HBP— by Scherrer (Johnson). June 3 — Boston 106, Houston 103 ~ Arizona (47-18) vs. Florida AAarta Flgueros-Ctattl 7879— 149 Weights — All carry 126 pounds. Gross The sample was taken strictly at Christy Mathewson, Jim Palmer, Mets. Koufax was only 810 with 182 field’s first 12 home runs this Speedway. On that same day his While Andretti is defending his WP— Sherrer. T — 2:40. A— 37,353. Stote (99-11), 7:10 p.m. belter — A — Morcio Froh 4, Solly June 5 — Houston 111, Boston 96 Soturday, Juno 7 Leighton 3. Most 6s or better — B — Chris Johnson 7575— 149 value— 5564400 with 10 starters. Value to random from the all-time victory Gaylord Perry, Nolan Ryan, Tom strikeouts his early years with the season came off right-handed youngest son, Jeffrey, also won a title in the 208mile Championship June 8 — Ho(»ton at Boston, 1 p.m. Mary Burns 5, Rachoel Corbonneou 4. Hollis Stacy 7870— 149 winner — 5338640. Second 5124,168 and strikeout lists and leans Seaver, Warren Spahn and Don Dodgers. pitchers. He hits right-handed ... Super Vee race on the fair track. Umpires— Home, Shulock; 1b, x-Junell — Houston at Boston, 9p.m. .. Loser's arockot MIndv Moore 7871— in Third 567,728. Fourth 533664. Auto Racing Teams race for Morrison; 2b, McKean; 3b> Clark. Gome 12 — Winner game 9 vs. loser Most 7s or better — C — Miriam heavily toward modern era Zutton. Dave Henderson’s first eight home It was believed to have been the x-H necessary gome 11,4:10 p.m.. Jane Blolock 7871— in Pbsttime — 5:40 p.m. EDT. . Mathewson, who had four 38win Indy-style cars, son Jeff will drive Aubrey 7, Mildred Clork 5. AAorlene Ho o m 7574— in Television — ABC, 5 p.m. EDT. pitchers. Drysdale. Feller, Gibson. John­ seasons in a different era, was runs for Seattle came in the first time in racing history a father in the American Racing Series From that list of is all-time son. Koufax. Marichal. Mathew- 2820 before his 22nd birthday. Kingdome. and son both won pole positions in race. ■f M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 7 . 1M6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturtor. June 7 ,1»S6 - U World Cup may go On without English squad MANCHESTER HAS IT! By United Press International pressure was on the English to get bookmakers. two points against Morocco. The only resemblance between MEXICO CITY - England, Things started to go wrong when this team and those that won titles reduced to 10 players just before Robson was brought down Inside in 1958,1962 and here In 1970 afe the halftime, play^ a scoreless draw the box in a challenge for the ball. uniforms — canary yellow shirts This Week Featuripg... with Morocco Friday, and saw.its He landed on his shoulder, which and blue shorts. chances of advancing to the second has troubled him for the past 18 The Brazilians enjoyed territor­ round of the World Cup diminish months and nearly kept him out of ial advantage, but there was no greatly. the team, and was in obvious bite In their play. When they got The English, who won the trouble when led off the field by the through, there was always the Ifs Unheard of... championship in 1966, suffered a English medical staff. spectacular Naceredine Drid in double blow seven minutes the half Wilkins, who a minute earlier the way. 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Or we C urtis International Boxing Federation. last year and came within three so long that now it looks like maybe hunt. Herzog mused; “ More than don’t have any dofonso or the In The Pentland The outs of winning the World Series, we’re playing good baseball. one.” I bullpen lets us down. ” Florist IMathes entered June in last place However, most players know Bruins trade Pederson to Canucks "It seems like it’s been third they are far from getting back in Manchester Herald 24 BIRCH STREET HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER down inside our lO-yard line the contention. video • Televlelon • Stereo BOSTON — The Boston Bruins traded the free-agent rights to whole year.” said St. Louis right- CARRIERS NEEDED TEL. 643-6247 or 643-4444 center Barry Pederson in exchange for Vancouver right winger "Winning (four) games in a row fielder Andy Van Slyke. is far from a solution to the WEEKEND SPECIAL Cam Neely and Vancouver’s first-round selection in the 1986 or In Manchester Call 643-2711 " I ’m not going to try and analyze problems we’ve had for the past six F.T.D. 1987 draft, the Bruins announced Friday. MASTER CHAROE Rent VCR 4 3 Moviei $19.95 what’s going with our club.’’ said months.” Van Slyke said, "If we WORLQ WIDE Pederson, 25, spent five seasons with the Bruins and becam e a to feature your business here AMERICAN EXPRESS 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. CALL FOB DETAILS John Tudor, who won 20 of his last can win 12 or 14 games in a row. • earn money! SERVICE JMANCHESTER 649-3408 free agent at the end of last season. 21 decisions last year. "Why not then maybe we can get where we Neely, 21, was the Vancouver Canuck’s first choice in the 1983 leave it at that instead of rehashing are supposed to be and go from • win prizes & trips! entry draft. He has 51 goals and 53 assists in two-plus seasons for it?" there” • have FUN! Vancouver. In 1982. SI Louis won the World Tudor .said; "We played the way HIGHLIGHT YOUR BUSINESS HERE... IN Bruins general manager Harry Sinden said the Bruins have the Series with a 92-70 record but fell we should in those four games. But option at this year’s June 21 draft to decide whether to take apart in 1983. finishing a disap we re far from back in. Hopefully, Vancouver’s first-round choice or wait until next year. ' pointing fourth with a 79-83 mark. by getting on base we will start call 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 THE MANCHESTER HERALD Call 643-2711 Several things hurl Louis in being more aggressive on the / MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 7. 1986 — 17 U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. June 7 ,19M FOCUS News for Senior Citizens Dad thinks less Is enough Weddings Anniversary ball planned to make memorable wedding DEAR been married for seven months ABBY: O u r and we can’t come to terms on our Eklitor's note: This column is offered Wednesdays, Thursdays, games; 10 a.m. FriendshipCircle; family is ap­ husband-and-wife roles. Bill thinks prepared by the Manchester Se­ and Fridays until Aiig. 15 with 11:45 lunch; 12:30 p.m. bridge proaching a we should share our household nior Citisens' Center. picnics being planned for every games; 12:30 p.m. arts and crafts; time of dissen­ expenses 50-50. but when it comes 'Htursday. bus pickup at 6 a.m., return trips at sion concerning Dear Abby to dividing up the household chores By Joe Diminico The Manchester Health Depart­ 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. the upcoming 50-50, I seem to gel all the Activities Speciaiist ment will conduct a special lunch Thuisday; 0 a.m. orchestra wedding of our Abigail Van Buren responsibility. on June 19 focused on nutrition. In rehearsal; 11:45 a.m. lunch (last eldest daugh­ He shows little gratitude for Greetings. addition to the meal, a slide show lunch until July 9. ter. Recent what I do, and complains because I The senior center wiii sponsor an will be offered. The program starts Bus returns after program. weddings of refuse to Iron his shirts. Because I anniversary ball on June 20 from 6 at 11:30 a.m. Fifty openings are Friday: 9 a.m. cribbage: 10a.m. friends and ____ refuse to iron his shirts, he refuses to 10 p.m. Tickets are 67. and available. If interested, call the bingo; 12:30 p.m. setback games. family have to help me with the maintenance on include a chicken dinner at 6 p.m. center for reservations. Bus pickup at 8 a.m.. returntrips been real “ blowouts,” each trying on a show you can’t afford. my car. I feel that I am doing more and dancing from 7:30 to 10; 30 p.m. The Manchester Housing Au­ at 12:30 and 3; 15 p.m. to outdo the last. than my fair share, and if he The affairls semi-formal. Get your thority. 24 Bluefield Drive, will be Blood pressure clinic; June 25 at My wife and daughters keep D E A R A B B Y: I am married to a expects me to iron his shirts, then tickets while they last. accepting applications for the 9 to 11 a.m. (L-Z) talking about the reception, German, and lately our breakfast he should pay all the bills and let The senior center has planned an Section 8 Existing Housing Pro­ Medicare Assistance: 1st and dresses, flowers and tuxedos as If conversation has gone to the dogs. me stay home and do all the array of inexpensive summer gram Waiting List on Tuesday, 3rd Thursday of the Month. we had a mature money tree. They Please settle this dispute. We have household chores. mini-trips to see the sights of from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Applicants justify a ’’nice” wedding for the been watching reruns of the old I would appreciate your opinion Connecticut. A tentative .schedule must bring proof of all sources of “ memories” it will make. has been planned which includes income and as.sets. To be eligible, MENU FOR THE WEEK: “ Lassie” shows. My husband says about this — and also the opinion of the following; gross annual income cannot ex­ Monday; grilled cheese sand­ I believe that a “ nice” wedding that Lassie was not a collie: she your readers. wich. soup, beverage, dessert. was a mixed-breed dog with a 1. Hamlet Hill Winery. Pomfret, ceed these amounts: one person can consist of a bride’s gown, and DON’T DO SHIRTS Herald photo by Rocha 2. Ocean Beach (Polkabration). $12,350; two persons $14,100; three Tuesday: chef’s choice, bever­ simple dresses for the ladies that collie “ costume” attached. IN FLO R ID A 3. Harkness Memorial Park. persons. $15,000; four persons age. dessert. won’t cost them a fortune — and I say the original Lassie was a Taking a bow 4. Travelers Tower and Old State $17,650; five persons $19,050; six Wednesday: shells, sauce, meat­ ones they can wear again. And pedigree collie. Also, there were D E A R DON’T : The solution as I House. persons $20,450; seven persons balls, vegetable, roll, dessert, what’s wrong with dark blue suits several look-alikes who played see it is for you to learn how to Buckley School students bow during a "H.M.S. Pinafore” Thursday at the 5. Holyoke and Wesifarms malls. $21,900; eight persons $23,300. beverage. for the guys, a few simple “ Lassie” in the movies. maintain your own car and for Bill scene from their performance of elementary school. The above trips will use the This is for one day only. Diane Thursday; meatloaf. gravy, po­ bouquets, and cake and punch for Was our beloved Lassie a mixed- to learn to iron his own shirts, then senior center vehicles. Prices will Wicks suggests that seniors arrive tato. broccoli, medley, roll, bever­ the reception? breed impo.ster or not? Please neither of you would be at the range from 50 cents to $3.50. Watch early. age. dessert, (last lunch until July settle this argument for us. mercy of the other. 9.) We aren’t rich, but we meet our PHYLLIS FEUCHT. this column for the final schedule Be.st wishes to Bernadette Noel needs and have no bad debt and registration dates. and Harold Fyler. who are in PARIS. TEXAS D EAR A B B Y: While driving to M CC lists graduates problems — yell My wife uses 1986 work this morning. I noticed a few There will be a registration for Manchester Memorial Hospital, SCORES: coupons to shop at the grocery the New York City trip on June 18 and to Jean Weeks and Pat Fayles. Friday setback scores: Lottie DEAR PHYLLIS: According to automobiles with little “signs” store and she manages our daily the Academy of Motion Picture The following is a list of 1986 MarshrtDorlene D. McCarthy, Caroline SOMERS at 9:30 a.m. The trip will include who are home recuperating. Lavoie 133: Art Bouffard 124; Ada dUsplayed: C H ILD IN CAR That Elizabeth Meehan, Rena Celeste Me­ moni'y matters very well, but no graduates of Manchester Com­ Lorraine H. McLaughlin. tours of the Statue of Liberty. Rojas 123; Helen Silver 120: Anna Arts and Sciences, the tale about strikes me as somewhat absurd. lendez. VInh O. Nguyen, Ann C. SOUTHINGTON amount of coupons will be able to munity College, by town of Perroult, Bernard Peter Repoll, Linda Chinatown, and NBC studios. The SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK; Welskopp 119. Lassie wearing a costume must Shall the rest of us pul up a sign Michael Adorn Cypcar. Mrs. Christopher Hopper Mr. and Mrs. John Wilt cover the disaster they are have beeif’ a pul-on. While the residence, Ann Rowe, Stephen Robert Schoefer, SOUTH WINDSOR affair is $35. and is slated for Aug. Monday — 10 a.m, bingo; 11:45 Monday pinochle scores: Dom that .says FA IR G AM E - A D U L T Sue A. Schaefer, Kimberly Skates, Frank S. BerllnskI, JIlaneM. Borges, planning original Lassie was not a purebred Annette Marie Sparverl, Louis James 12. a.m. lunch; 12:30 p.m. pinochle Anastasio 828: Helen Silver 810; ON BOARD? Or perhaps. SMA­ MANCHESTER Catherine Mory Cormier, Laurie A. What do voii sav? collie .she certainly looked like Tavano Jr. Desmarals, Solearth Duszny, Nancy C. There are still openings availa­ games. Art Bouffard 749; Martin Bakston SHABLE - ELDERLY INSIDE! LIndo Marie Allen, Niki Asvestas, EAST WINDSOR HAS 'THE LADDER SET UP one There were six look-alikes Helen T. Ball, Cheryl A. Bottolino, Grimaldi, Colleen Marie Keltermon, Hopper-Davis Wilt-Thompson ble for the Cape Cod trip scheduled Bus pickup at8a.m.. returntrips 743: John Klein 734; Ernest Grasso Is not all life .sacred? Delrdre Mary Butler. Debra J. Morrison, Richard William who later portrayed Lassie. All of Michael Joseph Bernier, E. Lawrence ELLINGTON for Sept. 12 to 14. The trip includes at 12:30 and 3; 15 p.m. 727: Clara Hemingway 716; Edith NOT EXEMPT IN PHOENIX Blackwell, Leslie Jean Blessing, Lor­ Russell Jr., Dorothy Lupl Smith, Gail D EAR HAS: Take the ladder them were purebred collies who so Donald Stewort Brown, Diane F. Ann Therloult, Renee Michelle Laura Marie Davi.«i. daugtlter of Mr. and Mr.s. Lisa Jean Thomspon. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. transportation, accommodations, Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus Albert 713. raine B. Boutin, Kevin MIchoel Davies, Patrick M. King, Carolyn B down I ’m on your side. Dad. A closely re.sembled La.ssie that Brophv, Charles Daniel Brown Jr., Vellleux. Martin E. Davis of Mystic, married Christopher Russell G. Thompson of Woodlands, Texas, married five meals, boat cruise to Nan­ (grocery): 9:30 a.m.. non-grocery Wednesday pinochle scores: DEAR NOT EXEMPT: Your Ladd, Joy Elaine Ragno, Suzanne STAFFORD SPRINGS wedding need not be an extrava­ when it came to telling Lassie from MIchoel F. Bruckner, Karen M. Camp­ Elizabeth Robbins, Susan Marie Star- William Hopper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hopper of John Howard Wilt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan L tucket Island, and sightseeing bus (Bradlees); 10 a.m. square Harry Pospisil 734; Rene Maire point is well-taken. It assumes that bell, Carmen Lidia Canal Santa Cruz. Debra A. Carpenter, Michael Coch­ ganza In be memorable, nor does it her imposters, only her hair- vish, Allison Kim Vulllet. ran, Tina DeCarll, LIso M. FrassinelM. 56 Birch Mountain Extension. Bolton, on May 30. at St. Wilt. 57 Lexington Drive, on May 10 at the First tours. The affair is $157.50. If dancing (last lesson); 11:45 a.m. 665; Julien Strong 654. people would be less likely to hit an Diane Lynne Carlkson, Wllllom W. have to lop a previous one. Hold dre.sscr knew for sure. ENFIELD Nicole Ann Maynard, Marcelle L. Luke Lutheran Church. Gales Ferry. Presbyterian Church's Memorial Gardens. Corpus interested, contact Daniels Travel lunch. Wednesday bridge scores: Ruth automobile with a child in it — as Chapman, Kathleen Collins, Christine Andrea Lisa Codleux, Virginia S. Potvin, Allison Mary Oulnn. that line, and don’t let your family A. Curtin, Allison P. Dalrymple, Laurie GlowackI, Deborah Kay Lafleur, The Hev. Eric Gothberg officiated. The bride was Christi. Texas. at 646-3012 Bus returns from shopping at Wieley 4.480; Lois Churila 3.840; though one is given a choice of S. Darna, Christopher Gerard DeClan- STORRS given in marriage by her parents. talk you into going into debt to pul D EA R A B B Y: "Bill” and I have Donna Jean NIner, Eric Anthony Anne R. Krelsler, Maryellen B. The Rev. Jack Bennel officiated. The bride was Just a reminder: Our meals 12:30 p.m. Tom Regan 3, 790; Catherine accidents. Weird. tls, Sandra Denton, Suson L. Donnelly, TarnowIcz, ond Timothy Joseph RIcard. Cindy Green was maid of honor for her sister. WIMiom H. Edwards Jr., Kothleen Valllancourt. given in marriage by her father program will end on June 12 and Wednesday: 9 a.m. assertive­ Byrnes3.420; Helen Bensche3.350: Marie Erickson, Sean P. Foley, Roy- SUFFIELD Bridesmaids were Anne Davis. Deborah Hopper and Lori Thompson was maid of honor for her sister. reF< - '>n .Iii'v 9 Tin me.-iU will hi ness training- 9:30 a m. pinochle Marge Reed 3.350 FARMINGTON Judith DeMatos, Patricio Mary mond Donald Gagne. Donna L. Gla- Judith T. Henry, Maura Ann Macaro. Leahon. Stephanie Nee. Paul Mooney served as best man. The bride’s auinto, Robert GIguere, Michael J FORESTVILLE Greenberg, Jay E. Hall, Claire S. TERRYVILLE Mark Hopper served as best man for his brother. brother. Kevin Thompson, and the bride’s brother-in- Forms of medication varied Cathy A Miller. Daniel R. Chevalier. Henson, Douglas James Inman, Cyn- Ushers were Richard Schlatter. Richard Gromlich law, David Gordon, were ushers GLASTONBURY TOLLAND Supermarket Shopper make sure you mention the ice thlo L. Jones-Oliver, Jacauellne Marie Jo Ann Adams, Susanne J. Bostrom, Steven Edward Aludl, Joan C. Burn- and Thomas Vitullo. After a reception at Hershey Hotel Corpus Christi. D E A R D R . Kondra, Jamesd F. Korner, Stanley S. Potricio Lynn Coakley, Brian Charles habit. Kulgoskl, Elizabeth Larsen-Cooke, Ro- horn, Marilyn Ann Dondurond, Donald After a reception at Seamen's Inne. Mystic, the the couple left for Martinique They will live in Corpus GOTT: My fa­ DIBella, Carol J. Duffy, Farzin Ha- John DuPont Jr., Glenn R. Gordon, nold James Lebel, AnnMarie R. LIsee, klmi, Dovid Aldan Hoffman, David A. couple left for St. Martin and Florida. They will livein Christi. ther, 73, has Lauro M. Moffuccl, Carey A. Mark­ Dennis D. Hoekstra, Thomas W. Mair, D EA R DR. G O T T : I am a male, Knight, Carrie Elizabeth Lacy, Su­ Betty Jean Nelson, Gary N. Ouellette, Norwich. The bride graduated from the University of Texas, been taking ham, John T. McCorton Jr., Suzanne zanne A. Mandevllle, Kathleen G. Michael Robert Romonick, Alfred Cardilate for 15 45. and have been a heavy alcohol ElIzobeth Melster, Dolores P. MIchna, Moson, Jomes Stephen O'Rourke, The bride earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism in Austin, with a bachelor’s degree in music She Carole McWalter Moore, LIso Marie Rossomongno, ond Brigitte Marie Carton was one cup short years. For five Dr. Gott drinker since age 20. During a Michael Edward Presto, Borbara He- Zalk. from the Univeristy of Connecticut. She will work at teaches elementary school music in Corpus Christi. Nemeth, Richard Beniamin Nlemczyk, benstreit Rossltto, Michael L. Slnsi- The bridegroom, a 1979 graduate of Manchester years, he also recent physical, my doctor said my Rebecca L O’Brien, Mork Douglos galll, Brian Clark Sullivan, Cynthia TORRINGTON the New London Day. Kathryn Janson Costellano. High School graduated from the Massachusetts By M artin Sloane has taken a Peter Gott, M.D. liver was smaller than it should be Petrosso, Giselle Christine Plante, Jean VarnI, Kathleen W. Woterman. United Feature Syndicate and told me to cut down on my John T. Proctor, Susan Theresa Re­ GRANBY UNCASVILLE The bridegroom has a civil engineering degree from Maritime Academy with a bachelor's degree in medication to poll, C.hrlstine Beth Rudeen, Todd Dorothy T. Thornton. Joseph JonkowskI III the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. He is a lieutenant t.g. Clip ’n’ file refunds dilate his blood drinking, which I have done Am I Potrick Sconlon, Beatrice Sheftel, Carl HARTFORD UNiONVILLE marine transportation in 19R.3 He has a third mate's Jay Stoftord, Suzanne Lavoie Steben, Poul George Hornyok. in the constnution engineering branch of the U s' license with the Merchant Marines He is employed by What would you do if you opened up the carton of vessels. Is it in the early stages of cirrhosis? I Danielle Jove Abrams, Franklin Miseellaneous Food Prodnets (File 9) have emphysema, so quit ci­ Pomelo Ann Topllff, Patricio Vo- Chyke Anigbo, Catharine Anne VERNON Coast Guard Academy in New London Transworld Drilling Co in Braril buttermilk that was supposed toeontain fourcups and possible for luckos, Karen Ann Vivian, Joan C Brigham, Olirla M. Cardono, Noro Cynthia Lee Benson, Kathleen Mar­ found only three? Would you complain? Would it be Clip out this file and keep it with similar these medi­ garettes and smoke a pipe. If I Weotherford, Patricia Lynn Wilbur, Jeon Casey, R. Paul Derdevn, John D. garet Brown, Marlorle M. Carlson, cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with were your patient, would you tell Leon R. Zahaba Jr., Mark Edward Ensign, Patryce Morle Hudspeth, Pa­ William Warren Chapman II, Jeffery worth the effort? cines to be taken in a way that available by prescription and Zalcmon. T. Chickerella, LIndo Daniels, ElenoB. beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting me to cut way down on the drinking tricio Lane, Jason Scott Ligos, Sandra That is exactly what happened to Mrs. Richard bypasses the stomach? should be administered under AMSTON J. Malinowski, Yvette McCann, Cha­ DIcksteIn, Joseph James Fastala, the needed proofs of purchase while looking for medical supervision. Beware,of or quit completely? Roberta Porter DeGray. rles Odoms, Paul E. Pepper, Robert B. Teresa Anne Galvin, Steven Dale Chess of McAllen. Texas. She stood in her kitchen, Grabon, Christine L. Hecker, Joan Engagements the re q u ir^ forms at the supermarket, in D EAR R E A D E R : Cardilate be­ unscrupulous con men who adver­ ANDOVER Snyder, DIano Grace Speranza, Tino wondered what went wrong at the Golden Jersey D EA R R E A D E R : I’d tell you to Brenda R. Hess, Mary Jone Ouartl. Louise Williams. Vancour Jeffrey, Dorothy Joanne newspapers and magazines, and when trading tise hormone creams to do this and Komlnski. Sharon Elizabeth Kost, Dairy and wondered whether it was worth the trouble longs to the class of nitrate drugs quit completely. You may have ASHFORD HIG G ANUM with friends. Offers may not be available in all used to treat angina: it is not that. The products are fraudulent Allcemarle Bridget Bodecker. Poul F. Pare. Gary Nelson Mead. Lauren H. Miller, Windsor Volunteer Fire Depart­ to complain. trouble doing this, however, if you BERLIN HEBRON Ann Hunter Noel, Jeanne H. O'Neil, Pavano-Yeomans areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive reported to cause chronic stomach Stephen M. Peck, Jeanne Rouleau, ment and is employed by Hamilton each refund. have been a regular drinker for 25 Donna Jeonne Simon Matthew Jomes Keefe ”1 decided this wasn’t right. Even one cup counts” problems. A blood-vessel dilating D EA R DR. G O TT: I eat ice all years. Apparently your doctor BLOOMFIELD JEWETT CITY Frank P. Rzezniklewicz, John C. Carl B Pavano of Windsor and Standard of Windsor Locks This offer doesn’t require a refund form: Patricia R. Wofford . Kim A. Boule. ShImanskI, Carole G. Worm. says Mrs. Chess, and she made up her mind to call drug may cause upset stomach, the time, four or five trays a day. believes that the alcohol is affect­ WALLINGFORD Barbara A Coughlin of Vernon An Oct 18 wedding at St Joseph Golden Dairy in Edenburg. Texas. CAROLINA RIce/JONES Dairy Farm Dinner BOLTON LEBANON however, so you might want to I ’m 42. 135 pounds, female’, don’t ing your liver. so cutting down may Kotherine M. Churllla. Priscilla G: Madden, Kim Ann Lawrence G. Lake. announce the engagement of their Sausages Offer. Receive a $2 50 refund. Send the WEST HARTFORD Church in Rockville is planned check with your father’s doctor smoke and am happily married. I not be enough. BRISTOL Schleicher. daughter. Jeanne Marie Pavano “ I told them what had happened, and a man at red frying-pan symbol from three Jones Dairy Patricio A. Brady, Franclne Ann MANSFIELD CENTER Carlton H. Barrows, James W. Gunn, about this picked up the ice habit about two I think your should take an Cheryl Ann Mahoney, Ana P. Oliveira, Golden Jersey explained that as the filling machine Farm Dinner Sausages packages and five Carlson, Diana Marie Gauro, Clifford Carole Lynn Bertrand. toScott T Yeomans, son of Mr and Nitrates are available as dermal years ago. Will this cause any honest look at your drinking C. Shute. MANSFIELD DEPOT Irene Rosenberg, Kristlonne Woltf. empties, the last few containers are not completely Carolina Rice box tops (any size). Include your WEST HAVEN Mrs. Frank H Yeomans of patches, chewable tablets and in harm to my esoph.3gus or stom­ pattern. The heavy drinking in BROAD BROOK Linda K. Voboril. Novak soaped filled. He said these are u.sually discarded. Well, one Kathryn Taylo** Bednorz, Michelle MARLBOROUGH Elizabeth C. Dest. Manchester name, address and ZIP code (required). This sublingual forms, as well as in the ach? Does it indicate the presence WEST SUFFIELD slipped by. and 1 purcha.sed it!" offer has no expiration date. your 20s may have progressed into Hostlllo, Tammy Lynn Loos, Noncy James Alex Daniels. Leah Marie The bride-elect graduated from HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Kim standard tablet form, of a more serious problem, like alcoholism in your 40s. That is Louise Przvbylskl. Resler. Gabriele Schuett. These offers require refund forms: WEST WILLINGTON Rockville High School and Bay Novak will make her television Two hours later, the doorbell rang at the Chess iron deficiency or cancer? serious. Controlled drinking won’t COLCHESTER MIDDLETOWN series debut in a recurring role in ARMOUR. CAMPBELL’S. FRENCH’S Hot Gall Lynn Guornocclo, Kelly Ann Jeannibe S. Bradley, Yves M. Pamela Jones Hodge. Path Junior College. Longmea- home, and there .stood a man from Golden Jersey. “ He DEAR DR. GOTT: I tried to solve your problem. Stop drinking O'Meara, Stephen W. Slade. Cordon. WETHERSFIELD the primetime soap opera “ Falcon handed me two fresh quarts of buttermilk and a Dogs Offer. Receive a coupon good for a free obtain estrogen-containing cream D E A R R E A D E R : Some people COLLINSVILLE N A U G A TU C K Peter W. Aquillo, Marcello BrInI, dow. Mass She is employed by and consider getting some help Therese Colette DILorenzo, Lorrie A. Crest.” which stars veteran Jane half-gallon of ice cream as well. I didn’t write the 1-pound package of Armour Lower Salt Jumbo to combat facial hair. The pharma­ enjoy crunching on an ice cube now Laurie A. Brennan. Richard J. Silva. 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Haggerty, Loralvn Marie Manchester High School graduate, play a mystery woman who plots Dogs, two labels from any size or variety of COVENTRY Josephine D'Agostino, Susan Ber­ prescription? a compulsion. Pica is a condition lung disease explains the causes David C. McKone, Falrlee Brooke nadette Kennedy, Joseph P. Kozun, Hnath, Selene Alice LoFleur, Franclne is attending Hartford State Techni­ against the matriarch portrayed Each year, millions of Americans receive packages Campbell’s Beans, one net-weight statement characterized by a compulsive and management of chronic lung Plocharczyk, Frank M. Ruggiero. RIchord E. Robertson, Laurie Ann, Sylvie Norris. with short counts or short weights, and an even WILLINGTON cal College He is a member of the by Wyman in the CBS-TV series. Jeanne Marie Pavano from the 24-ounce size of French’s America’s D EAR R E A D E R : Neither. Your craving to eat certain non-food problems. For your copy, send $I DANIELSON VIbberts. greater number of consumers purchase food that Nancy Morle Tatro. NORTH STONINGTON Ann M. Pudelklewicz. Favorite Yellow Mustard and one Universal pharmacist is correct. To my items, such as laundry starch, and your name and address to P.O. WINDSOR doesn’t live up to their reasonable expectations. Most EAST HAMPTON Jessie Spivey Plocenza. Product Code from a 10-ounce bottle of French’s knowledge, no reputable drug clay. dirt, chalk or ice. Pica may Box 2597, Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be Barbora J. Bouwer, Trocy Copello, NORTH WINDHAM Gall Ann Diugoklnskl, Anderson Hill, of this ends up in the garbage pail, and consumers Mary Jane Belske. Michael W. Lewis, Dennis Leonard Worcestershire Sauce. Exnjres July 31, 1986. company manufactures estrogen coexist with a dietary deficiency, sure to ask for Dr. Gott’s Health Debro DeFranzo Curtis, James Robert usually complain only to family members and Hansen Jr. ROCKVILLE Rock, Neal A. Stein, Dawn M. ADAMS Offer from International Multifoods. cream to combat facial hair.' so I urge you top see your doctor for Report. Living with Chronic Lung John Drost, Jacauellne A. Gibbons, Zukowski. About Town neigh^rs. EAST HARTFORD Receive a coupon good for Adams Extra Crunchy Estrogen cream for vaginal use is a complete examination — and Disease. Llane A. Adams, Mary-Catherlne Sheila Jane Kowalczyk, Ronold R. WINDSOR LOCKS Annino, Susan Marie Borone, Cara Leger, Brian Edward Smith. David F. Borchetta, Marylee Davis, Peanut Butter. Send the required refund form Daniel Joseph Kilty, Solly Ann Miller. Would you complain if the tea was “ tasteless,” as and the written-down code number from the Dee Belllveau, David Boardman, ROCKY H ILL Monday to Friday Applic ants will need their social Mary Cox of Whittier. Calif., describes it? Sheila May Deprey, Gregory A. De- Robert G. Bouchard, Teresa Marie Patricia SImonetta, Stephen John Widows, widowers have meai Adams Extra Crunchy Peanut Butter package Veau, Kenneth Edword Forgnoll, Pa­ Carrier, Borry S. Wllcock. Tarasclo. security numbers, proofs of income source and OUT OF STATE “ It was Celestial Seasonings’ raspberry-patch tea. label, along with the cash-register receipt with tricio Silver Flynn, Nancy B. Freeman, SIM SBURY Widows and Widowers Associated. Chapter II of residency. and I was really surprised, because their mint tea is Thoughts Elaine M. Glllls, Celine Jeanne Nolle, Marcia Ellen Camp. Philip A Nadeau, Bangor, Maine; Manchester, will have a potiuck at 1:30 p.m. Sunday On July 19 from 3 to 5:30 p m a five pound block of delicious and I love it.” says Mary, the purchase price circled. Expires July 31.1986. Gary V. Harrigan, Mary Vlrglnlo SOUTH GLASTONBURY Rhonda J. Redo, Chicopee, Mass.; T IO SANOHO Taco Shell Offer. Receive a Harris, Kimberly Anne Kyc, Stephen Barbara J. Koowalsky, Jean H. Michele M. Rodimon, Hampden, at J^utherHall. Emanuel Lutheran Church. 60 Church cheese will be available for each registered person Would you go to the trouble of checking the package Mass.; Jacqueline A. Morelewlcz, coupon good for one free package of Tio Sancho Louis Lecco, William J. Linnell, Heidi Northrop. St. For more information, call 643-0050 or 643-7970. For more information about the program, call the to find Celestial Seasonings’ address in Boulder. lot os things that seem funny, if Holden, Mass.; Philip M. Eddy, 10-count Taco Shells. Send the required refund Honest Praying tucked into bed. Grandma lovingly Springfield, Mass.; Debra M. TrombI, Human Needs Department. 646-4114 Colo., and then sit down and write a letter? rebuked the interruption in his you’re goin’ to keep on livin’ — but Worcester, Mass.; Mark J. Plante, form and the Universal Product Codes from any you don’t want ’em that way. if you M ary’s letter was just two paragraphs. She Little Donny was kneeling at evening prayer. Marlton, N .J.; Alice B. Jeffries, M a­ Safe rides offered graduates two boxes of Tio Sancho Taco Shells (10-count. should die before you wake! ’’ plewood, N .J.; Mary W. Grady, Rad­ explained how much she loved their other products Grandmother’s knee. “ If I should “ But I thought of what I was 16-count or super size), along with a cash-register “ That was right, dear.” com­ Cinema nor, Pa. Manche.ster Safe Rides will provide rides from 9:30 and then asked Celestial what happened to make their die before I wake — I pray — ” saying. Grandma. That’s why I MS support group meets Monday receipt with the purchase price(s) circled. mended Grandma, with a tender p.m. to I a.m. after the graduations of classes in town. raspberry-patch tea so tasteless. “ Go on. Donny.” prompted had to stop. You see. I had upset Expires July 31. 1986. quaver. The graduations are East Catholic High School. June Multiple Sclerosis Society. Connecticut River Four weeks later, Mary received a letter from Grandma. Ted’s toys, and I stood all his HARTFORD 12; Manchester High School. June 23; and Howell Celestial. Celestial was certainly interested in her MINUTE MAID/LENDER’S Minute Maid $2 Pray — stop praying — then pray MANSFIELD Valley Chapter, will meet Monday from 10 a m. to Coupon Offer. Receive four 25-cent coupons each “ Wait a minute.” said Donny, wooden soldiers on their heads, Cinema City — A Room With a View Trans-Lux College Twin — Down and Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School. June noon at the Church of Christ. 394 Lydall St. For more comments, because the letter had been signed not just to see how he’d tear around in honestly! Sat and Sun 1:45, 4:20, 7:30, 9:55. — Out In Beverly Hills (R ) Sat and Sun 3,7 good toward the purchase of any size of Minute getting to his feet and hurrying Short Circuit (P G ) Sat and Sun 1:30, with Being There (P G ) Sat and Sun 24. Young people may call 646-2180 for rides to avoid information about the society, call 236-,3229. only by a consumer-services representative, but by away downstairs. Soon he was the morning. But if I should die 3:50, 7:10, 9:40 — Bliss Sat and Sun W SHOWCASE ^ Maid Frozen Concentrated Orange Juices Pastor Mark D. Eddy 4:45.9. — SpaceCamp (P G ) Sat ond Sun driving drunk or with someone who is drunk. The Dr. Bill Stinson, vice president of research and back. Dropping to his knees, he before I wake, I didn’t want him to 1:15, 4:10. 7,9:15. — Letter to Brezhnev 3, 5, 7, 9:05. (regular, country-style or reduced-acid), along Harvest Time Baptist Church (R ) Sat and Sun 3, 4, 7:20, 9:30. m HARTFORD ^ service is a gift to the Class of 1986. development, and Dr. Marelynn Zipser. new-product- took up the prayer where he had find ’em that way; so I had to go development manager. with four 25-cent coupons each good toward the Manchester EAST HARTFORD VERNON BBa-aaio in t ir s t a t e m ex it aa Class observes 55th anniversary purchase of any variety of Lender's Bagels. Send left off. When he was carefully down and fix ’em right. There’s a Eastwood Pub A Cinema — Wise Cine 1 A 2 — Wise Guvs (R ) Sat and The letter said there is a great variety of flavors in Guvs (R) Sat 7:15, 9; Sun 7:30. MmUiN WTINEE l2.H.fllUT AnERMXm SHOW MLV the required refund form and two tear strips from Sun 5,7:10,9:10. — Sleeping Beauty (G ) COOTINUOUISHOWI DAILYlUTt tHOWT FHI I W. Back-care ciass pianned Manchester High School Class of 1931 will have a herb teas: "In developing our product line, we have Poor Richards Pub A Cinema— Wise Sat and Sun 1:30, 3:15. — Out of Africa any size of Minute Maid Frozen Concentrate Guvs (R) Sat 7:30, 9:30, midnight; Sun reunion to celebrate its 55th graduation anniversary tried to blend a variety that includes something for (P G ) Sat 1:15, 4:05, 7, 9:45; Sun 2. 5, 8. MVAOBIS HX>M MARS Comprehensive Physical Therapy will give a free Orage Juice and two Universal Product Code 7:30, 9:30. on June 13 at Willie’s Steak House. The .social will everyone.” Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Invaders IZ;48.Z:4(I4;35-7;35-B:40-l1:35 t back care and injury prevention class June 17 at 6:30 symbols from any variety of Lender’s Bagels. WEST HARTFORD begin at noon with luncheon at 1 p.m. ’’Have a cup on us,” was the note at the end of the From Mars (P G ) Sat 12:45, 2:40,4:35, Elm 1 A 7 — Hannah and Her Sisters p.m. at its office, 15 W. Middle Turnpike. There will be Expires July 31. 1986. Births 7:35, 9:40, 11:35; Sun 12:45, 2:40, 4:35, SMCCCAMP letter, and enclosed was a coupon for a free box of (PG-13) Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — a slide presentation and talk on why low back pain Here’s a refund form to write for: 7;35,9:40. — Raw Deal (R ) Sat 12:50,3, Wise Guvs (R ) Sat and Sun 2. 4:45. 7. Herbert Bengtson. a member of the class and of the Celestial Seasonings tea. as well as several cents-off 5:15, 7:40, 9:55, midnight; Sun 12:50,3, 9:30. 12:35.2:5O-S:05-7:ZS-9:50-l 3.-00 occurs, suggestions on avoiding bhek pain and how to Manchester Historical Society, will show slides of cqupons. E X TR A -S TR E N G TH D A TR IL $1.69 Refund Tahor, Ryan Roy, son of Walter brothers. Matthew. 10. and Ben­ Woodland St The baby has a 5:15, 7:40, 9:55. — Cobra (R ) Sat 1:30, recover from it. Enrollment is limited .-To register for ■ Offer, P.O. Box 14483. Baltimore. MD 21268. This jamin. 4. brother. Paul J. MolinaH Jr.. 3‘/!. 3:20, 5:10, 7:30, 9:35, 11:45, Sun 1:30, RAW DEAL Manchester’s past and present. Can you expect thoughtful treatment like this when A. and Kimberly (Person) Tabor the class, call 646-1561. offer has no expiration date. While waiting for the 3:20, 5:10, 7:30, 9:35. — Sweet Liberty WILLIMANTIC 1 Z;S0-3K)aS;t 8.7;4(I8;S5-13K)0 you write to the manufacturer about a product of Bau.sola Road. Andover, was (P G ) Sat 1:20, 3:15, 5:20, 9:50, 11:40; Jlllson Square Cinema — Cobra (R) Mrs. Thomas (Ethel Madden) Rollason. 643-7863. is form, save an entire Universal Product Code PInmIey, Merldeth Morgan, problem? Usually, yes. Whether the companies are born May 8 at Manchester Memor­ Sun 1^20, 3:15, 5:20, 8, 9:50. — Ferris Sat and Sun 1:15.3:15, 7:15,9:15.— Top DBMONS chairman of the reunion committee. So far. 83 Symbol from one Extra-Strength Datril Tablets ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ daughter of David L. and Lillian Whilham. Erin Buck, daughter Bueller's Day Off (P G ) Sat 6, sneak Gun (P G ) Sat and Sun 1,3:10,7,9:10.— small like Golden Jersey or big national companies preview with Sweet Liberty (p G ) 9:M. I:l0-2;S5.4;45-7:SO-10H)0-I1;40 Guild auditions for three shows reservations have been received but the committee 30s or Capsules 24s package carton, along with the parents are Jeanne Person of (Henderson) Plumley of 102 of Peter W. and Nancy (White- Raw Deal (R ) Sat and Sun 1> 3:10, 7, WOOMUWP like Celestial Seasonings, consumers who have come house) Whithamof52ArchSt.. was — SpaceCamp (P G ) Sat 12:35, 2;50, 9:10. — Poltergeist II: The Other Side has been unable to locate all classmates. They may cash-register receipt with the purchase price Andover and Richard Person of Wetherell St., was bom May 8 at 5:05, 7:25, 9:50, midnight; Sun 12:35, EAST HARTFORD — The Producing Guild will ' to expect good service usually get it. So. when you (R ) Sat and Sun 1:15.3:15, 7:15.9:15.— COBRA call her for more information or reservations. circled. North Windham. The paternal Manchester Memorial Hospital. born May 10 at Manchester Mem­ 2:50. 5:05, 7:25, 9:50. — Top Gun (P G ) Invaders from Mars (P G ) Sat ond Sun hold auditions June 16.17and I8from7tbl0p.m.atits have a problem, write. ' orial Hospital. The maternal FrI ond Sat 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15, 9:45, 3:20, 7:10, 9:20. — Short Circuit (P G ) l;30-3;Z0-5;I0.7:30-8:3S.n:4S grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E, The baby’s maternal grandmother 11:55, Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5. 7:15. 9:45. — Sot and Sun 1:10,3:20, 7:10.9:20. — Hev studio. 3jp Prestige Park Road off School Street, for is Joan Henderson of Newington. grandmother is Priscilla White- POUBIOBSTB “Evita” "The Fantasticks" and “Do I Hear a Tabor of Andover. The baby has a Demons Sot 1:10, 2;55, 4:45. 7:50, 10. There, It's Yogi Bear (G ) Sat and Sun sister. Erin Katie Tabor. 18 The baby’s paternal grandparents house of Ashford. The paternal 11:40; Sun 1:10, 2:55, 4:45. 7:50, 10. — 1:10. Waltz?" Many roles are available, including a role for grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Poltergeist II: The Other Side (PG-13) im-Z:564:40.7;20.g;30-11:30 Travel magazine offers advice for vacationing abroad months.' are Peter Plumley of Chicago. 111., Sot 1, 2:50. 4:40, 7:20, 9:30,11:30; Sun 1. a boy who appears to be a dark Italian 7-year- old. and Elizabeth Plumley of East George Whitham of Storrs. 2:50, 4:40, 7:20, 9:30. — The Money Pit WINDSOR 10POUN Singers should bring their own music. NEW YORK (AP) - American.s are not necessary toensure the safety of and out of public areas as quickly as Hartford. (P G ) Sat,l:20, 3:05, 4:55, 7:10, 9::20. Ploia — wise Guvs (R ) Sot 7:15,9:15; For more information, call 528-2143 between 10a.m. don’t wear it in public areas). 11:20; Sun 12:55, 3:05, 4:55. 7:10, 9:20. Sun 7:15. 7M§yMgi:45-6KI(I7:15-e:45-l 1:55IH8 apprehensive about international ter­ travelers, it adds, common sense is. possible, or join airline clubs that • If traveling alone, always make Viara, Elizabeth Marie, daugh­ Rickards, Kelly Anne, daughter and 4 p.m . Monday to Friday. rorism but who want to vacation abroad SWHT LBB7TY For those investing some" of their provide private waiting areas. sure someone knows your whereabouts ter of David and Mary Ann Mollnafl,'Lena Kristine, daugh­ of Clinton S. and Anne (Pana- should consider booking their hotel MANCHESTER DRIVE-INS ^ ^ j:Z0.3;15-5:ZO.B;50-n:40 leisure time overseas, the publication • Keep baggage tags closed so there and leave as detailed an Itinerary as (Ventura) Viara of 187 Spring St. ter of Paul J. and Eva (Sassian) grossi) Rickards of 16 Brookside Manchester — Young Blood (R) Sat rooms on the third-to-sixth floors, UA Theoters East — Hannah and Her — 1 mnin mtmr m mni n— « suggests: is no visibie reference to country and possible. was born May 8 at Manchester .Molinari Sr. of 202 McKee St., was Lane. Bolton, was born May 9 at Sisters (P G ) Sat 2.4:30, 7:20, 9:40; Sun 0:50; Sun 10:2(7wlth Wise Guvs (R ) Sat TNEMONEYPir dbd advises Travel Agent magazine. • Select a country abroad that street address. Don’t leave bags Memorial Hospital. The maternal born May 15 at Manchester Mem­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. 2, 4:30, 7:20. 9:20. — Wise Guvs (R ) Sot 10:30; Sun 6:50. M A C C registers for free food Such rooms can be reached by most and Sun 2,3:45,5:25, 7:30,9:30. — Short 1:ZO-3:054:55.7;10.B:ZO.n;ZO provides maximum law enforcement unattended. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. orial Hospital. The maternal The maternal grandparents arc Circuit (PG) Sot 2,3:50,5:40.0.10; Sun Mansfield — Row Deot (R ) with fire hoses but also are high enough to The U.S. Statp Department has issued M AX m va w n m i « M T The Manchester Area Conference of Churches will cooperatign. • Don’t sit in areas that are likely to “ security-related” travel advisories Arthur Ventura of Hyannis. Mass. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Rickards of 2, 3:45, 5:40. 7:40, 9:40. — Heavy Metal Eddie and the Cruisers (P G ) Sat-Sun at avoid “ street problems." such as riots (R) Sat midnight. — The Rocky Horror dark. Sweet Liberty (P G ) with The accept applications for the 1986-1987 (Jovernmenl • Seek direct flights wherever be controlled by terrorists, such a8 covering 34 places, including five The paternal grandparents are Oskar Sassian of Holyoke. Mass. Moodus. The baby has a brother or explosions, according to the interna­ Picture Show (R) Sat midnight — The Best of Times (PG-13) Sat-Sun otdark. Commodities Program starting Monday at the possible. entranceways. countries that the department advises Mrs. and Mrs. Kenneth Viara of 99 The paternal grandparents are Clinton II. 3>A. and two sisters. Song Remolns the Same (P G ) Sot — The Money Pit (P G ) with Fletch tional travel journal. Human Needs Department office at Center Congrega­ • Obtain boarding passes in advance • Wear casual, comfortable clothes, Americans to avoid: Afghanistan, Iran, St. John St. The baby has two Mr. and Mrs. Paul Molinari of 407 Lisa and Jessica, both I . midnight. (P G ) Sat-Sun at dark. tional Church. The office is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Although massive security programs for departure and arrival so as to get in leaving expensive jewelry at home (or Lebanon, Libya and Uganda. 1 II - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 7.19W MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. June 7,19B6 - It MACC News Volunteers contribute more than time at soup kitchen CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Editor’s note: This column is ’Tuesday we fed 39 and only 32 on seems that our volunteers not only prepared by the staff of the few young people. Only three were Noonan, Elizabeth Nagorny, E m ­ Interfalth Day Camp should be taco day. On the way out volun­ were donating their time but In the 18-25 age range, a shift from LOST [ g l j H D W E S HDME8 APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Manchester Area Conference of ily Smith, Mrs. Strout, Skip Bo­ mailed to Box 773, Manchester. teers provided a bagged supper sharing their worldly resources. ayearago, ond only four were over man, the churches and organiza­ AND FOUND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RBIT Churches. OTHBR THANK YOU'8 — o ipcclol HD with a cheese, salami and lettuce Emille Miller brought in two 60. AH the rest fell in the state tions. Local businesses are a thonk you for Rosanna Chapman's sandwich, and a small bag of gallons of fresh orange juice and middle age category (25-59), many tremendous support — the Wooden third srodo rtllolon clau at St. James Lott In vicinity ot McKee Easy Aaaamblv Work I Immediate openings for Coventry-Horse Lover- Five Family. Beautiful 3 Room Apartment-First East Hartford, older gen­ pretzels. Volunteers tell me there two more of milk while Karole with clearly visible disabilities. Spoon Bakery and Highland Park School. The children have raised $27 St. Female TIoer Cat with S714.00 per 100. Guaran­ carpenters, experienced s..Huge 5 bedroom home modern units In an Infla­ floor, large rooms, stove, tleman, 2 room efficiency, By Nancy Corr for the MACC Fuel Bonk — and to all ail utilities, share a bath. is usually fruit donated but none Brown brought a pound of coffee Skip Boman. our able and Market contribute food two or white under (shaved from teed payment. No Sales. In fram ing & must know on 6.8 acres, 750 foot tion hedging business refrigerator, heat and hot MACC Director those who brought clothing to the oper) Tinker has de­ water, garage, laundry S72 weekly. 647-0069. was available this particular Vith her. experienced soup kitchen coordi­ three times a week and Helen’s ctothlng bank In ftbruary ond March; Truck Driver with Class II Oetalls-Send stamped en­ how th layout. Full time frontage, new horse barn, zoned location 1 Must See! Wednesday. formed back paws. Please velope: ELAN-173, 3418 employment & Benefits, home features, oak stair­ facilities, very clean. $475. nator tells me client use is heaviest Bake Shop and Royal Ice Cream Tom Crockett, Pat Nelson, Wallace license. SO hour work "We guarantee our Last Wednesday. I finally man­ TRULY I’M IMPRESSED.- Irish, William Scott, Paige LeBlanc, call (We mitt her) 647- weak. Apply at Al Slef- Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5 case, much barnboard houses" Blanchard & Ro- Lease and security. Ask when folks on limited incomes run donate weekly. Makes a big, big Jeffrey Ouellette, Donna Kelly, Robert 7906. about Senior Citizen dis­ aged to pop into the Shepherd’s B E IN G A F IN E -T U N E D penny When I got there everything was fart'a Appliances, 445 F L „ 33482. Monday thru Friday. throughout, 2 additional seHo 646-2482. I HOMES out of money towards the end of the difference in the meals we can Hendrickson, Marie Bowles, Shirley lots also available, call counts. Call 646-7268. Place. (It’s been on my calendar pincher, I was busy checking with really moving. Emilie and Frank Coble, Linda Gorman, Sue Davis, Hartford Rd. Manchester ^ I F O R RENT month. provide. Carla’s Pasta has filled Clerical - Full time office Equipment operator for private showing, of­ Manchester. Spacious liv­ IE for weeks.) And once I managed to Marie Arsenault, Julia Melesko, John 647-9997 Skip Boman. our Shepherd’s Place Morasco were popping tacos in and Skip runs a tight ship. By 12:50 pop in, they couldn’t get rid of me. our freezer with pasta (that’s why Lompson, John Rice, Virginia position 40 hours a week, needed b'/ general con­ fered at $199,900. Realty ing. 2 both Cope. Fire- 4 Room Apartment. No coordinator, on the cost of the out of ovens, toasting and filling the Wednesday crew had every­ Schneider, Bill Dovrd, Lynn Nelllgan, Monday thru Friday, 8am tractor. Must hove expe­ W orld, 646-7709.n placed living room with Pets, country living, good Glastonbury 2 bedroom For one thing, they fed me. we are looking for spaghetti [§ ANNOUNCEMENTS Summer Help Wanted to Stephen Werkhaven, Linda Warenda, house with complete In­ meals. And Ireport to you: the taco shells then melting cheese. Ca­ thing washed, dried and put away, sauces) and PaganI Caterers and work on farm part or full to 4om. Reliability and rience on backhoe and cathedral celling. Large for working couple. Se­ That’s a guarantee right off the bat Russell Nettleton, Welter Frederlck- law apartment, 521-5234. shells were purchased from Food- rolyn Ryder, Catherine Byron, Emilie had a pocketful of broken Shady Glen Restaurant are also son, J. Cochran, Carol Henry, Thelma time. Call 644-1454. accuracy Important. Ex­ dump truck, must be able For Sale Handy man's loti $135,900 "W e guaran­ curity, reference. 643- that I ’ll hang around hoping for Emergency? In Manches­ 7405. share (you would not believe how Lillian Krob and Karole were pretzels she had picked up off the donors. Harmon, Hilda Kennedy, Marie Pa- ter, dial 911 for fire, perience using adding ma­ to service and maintain special. $35,900. Summer tee our houses” Blan­ more. And it was fun. A zany, tat equipment. Call 742-5317, cottage Coventry Lake. Immaculate 3 bedroom, many taco shells you can purchase putting the finishing touches on the floor, the floor was mopped and tulak, Norma Bdrganler, D. Pierce, police, medical help. Receptionist full time for chine, typing skills help­ chard & Rosetto Real impressively efficient Wednesday Rose Donnelly. ful. Apply In person. 8:30 to 5 Monday thru Remodeled needs finish­ Estate 646-2482. 4 room apartment first I'/z baths, duplex with at 10 cents a pound for IS ). The tacos and preparing bag suppers. Catherine was rolling up the dish Also Hayden Griswold, Carol Ma­ busy 4 doctor office expe­ basement, fully ap- volunteer team, keeps the place BLESSINGS ON THE good folk rience with phones and Prague Shoe Company, Friday. ing, 2 bedroom, large floor. Stove, refrigerator, fresh lettuce Is donated every week When the doors opened. Lillian towels to take home to wash. who have already sent in a guire, Linda Smith, Craig Brosefleld, heat & hot water, laundry pllonced, available July 1, buzzing. And I had an opportunity Tim Becker, Felicia Baudes, Lena appointments a plus. Call 200 Pitkin Street East llvingroom with field- by a UConn training project that is took over the task of checking folk hookup. Working couple S650 a month, 2 months to check in with some of our- contribution to sponsor one of our Legace, Robert Knight, Agnes Steven­ M rs. Brown, 646-0314. Hartford. Immediate openings, no stone fireplace, porches, experimenting with growing let­ in while others served. SKIP WAS ’TU R N IN G the lef son, F. Rowan, Maureen Morin, Judy experience necessary. stockade fence, complete preferred, no oets, refer­ security deposit, 649-6296. shelter/soup kitchen folk that I little ones for the Iiiterfaith Day AUCTIONS tuce on sponges, (yep, sponges.) This particular soup kitchen tover hamburger mix from the Camp: Winifred McCormick, Wal­ Hyde, Margaret MacDonald, Joan Administrative Assistant - Please apply Plllowtex surrounding. Property CONDOMINIUMS ences, 1 month security, haven’t seen for a while and to see All Skip has to do is go pick it up. Schlllen: Arthur LaMontogne, Sondra owner's financing. Call $500 per month. Call otter Manchester-3 bedrooms, crew has been volunteering every tacos into chili soup for Friday. ter and Grace Holman, David and Lundell, Priscilla Schwartz, Harriet Growing company seek­ Coro., 49 Regent St., Man­ FOR SALE how things were going in their ing qualified person with 528-6990. 6pm, 649-1362 (weekends a p p lia n c e s , $675 per The green bean salad had been Wednesday ior the past two years (He uses cheese in the chili — did Gertrude Williams. And those who ZawlstowskI, Marge Reed, Lllllon chester, 646-1737.. month. Security, No Pets. lives. AUCTION -1 0 AM verbal skills, responsibili­ anytim e). part of our FEM A order and the and most of them have been with us you ever hear of that — and It’s have signed up to help us operate Johnson, Margaret KIdston. Cook full time. Excellent 1 bedroom townhouse In 647-'9137. When I popped in there were \ cheese, of course, of course, comes Also, Mary French, Vera Kenneally, Sdtanlayt laoe 7tli position for experienced ties Include group Insu­ Gracious Colonlal-Thls excellent condition. Small since we opened the doors three delicious — remarkable. the camp: Nurses Margaret Mi- Arthur Cunllffe, B. Parson, Karen HOMES Manchester 2 bedroom, already half a dozen folk waiting from the FD A surplus food pro­ CompMs houtuhold fumlsh- person. Call John at Dal- rance, administration classic home has 3 gener­ complex low monthly fee, years ago in August. They are We are still looking for several rante, Mary Jaworski and Flor­ Moore, Earl McCarthy, Claudio Kane, Iniis. Some sntIquM In origi­ personnel records and of­ HDFOR SALE ous'bedrooms, I'/z baths, 2nd floor, heat and ap­ STORE AND for the door to open at 11:30. For gram. ’The breads and rolls were caring people — about the clients, volunteers for Thursday’s crew Bruce Baltovick, Ralph Home, O.V. nal untouched condition. Imayrs 659-0865. private basement, ap­ ence Parker have already signed Erlondson, V. Persons, Hilda Hallsey, fice supplies Inventory den, Florida room and pliances, carpet, end unit. pliances. No pets, secur­ OFFICE SPACE several it seems that noon dinner donated by Helen’s Bake Shop in about each other. Not only do they (particularly over the summer) Long Hill Rd.. Andover. CT ity, $575 a month. Call on. J.C. Penny's, Richard Stretton, Ri­ Receotlonist/Salesoer- and purchasing. Salary All real estate advertised much more! We Guaran­ By Owner $63,000 646-7018 at Shepherd’s Place was also their South Windsor, Royal Ice Cream bring in special food for the clients and one or two for Friday (Harry We still need nurses to cover chard Schauster, Charles Preston, (WeeuXWIMIntienilc) In the Manchester Herald tee our Homes! Blan­ 646-3979. son. Must be ambitious & S250-S320 weekly depend­ or 649-9189. Manchester - Downtown breakfast so they were there early Company had donated the ice but some one brings in a treat for Mory Walker, Jane Bergeron, H.D. ing on experience. Please Is subject to the federal chard 8i Rossetto Real Relnhom’s crew). Also nice to Thursday and Friday (July 10 and Bennett, James Meek, Sylvia Hodge, dependable. Good hourly retail or office space, 1750 and hungry. The menu for Wednes­ cream and the delicious home­ call for on appointment Fair Housing Act of 1968, Estate, 646-2482.0 2 Family Flat-lstfloor.4'/z the team every week. This week receive donations of spaghetti 11) and Friday, July 18. Sue Ryan Dorothy Andrews, Marshall's Inc., wage. 659-5400, 647-7351. Monchester-2 Bedroom, 2 square feet. 668-1447. day was taco with lettuce, cheese, made cookies were brought over the treat was Lillian’s Irish soda sauces and such luxuries as needs an assistant who will work Rllo Hettron, B. Peterman, Shirley 8:30 am to 12:30om which mokes It Illegal to bath ranch. Tennis, pool, room apartment with fresh tomatoes, onions, peppers, Roszelle, Angela Garsneges. Coventry-Horse Lover- bullt-ln range and oven, by Center Nursery School Director bread. The crew was quick to tell mustard, ketchup and relish. with the counselors — we’re still Cook/Prep cook wanted. Prague Shoe Company, advertise any preference, golf. Near Rt. 684. $126,000. New Colonial shopping HELP WANTED limitation or discrimina­ s..Huge 5 bedroom home laundry room, basement, green bean salad, ice cream and Etebbie Levine from their gradua­ me that Mary Leslie was absent Hours flexible. Will train. Administrative Office, 649-3087. village. Only 3 vacancies Such economy in the soup looking for folk to help with sports tion bo^d on race, color, on 6.8 acres, 750 foot adults only, no pets, secur­ chocolate chip cookies and a choice tion ceremony. Apply Lafayette Escod- 282-9074. left. 2300 square feet - 2000 this Wednesday but very much a kitchen is the gift of many and art.s and crafts and Ann religion, sex or national frontage, new horse born, ity, monthly S450. 649-7885. of orange juice, milk, coffeeoriced Part Time Inserters rllle 300 West Middle Tpke square feet - 1114 square "W ell.” I said suspiciously. "It part of the team ministry. concerned groups and individuals. Tremantano needs kitchen help. At the Mount Rushmore Na­ Medical Assistant for origin, or an Intention to home features, oak stair­ tea. There were more than enough wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Manchester. LOTS/LAND feet. Will rent, ready to must have cost for the drinks. How As a result of the "can you top Donors in the first quarter include Please call 646-4114 if you are free tional Memorial in South Dakota, moke any such prefer­ case, much barnboard Manchester 4 room' apart­ tacos with seconds all around for Bob. fam ily practice. Send re­ FOR SALE move In. Columbia com come we. have orange juice, whole this" competition, in the midst of Rev. Sarah Chandler. Mrs. Harold to lend a hand between 9:30 a.m. each face of the four presidents sume to P.O. Box 9547 ence, limitation or dis­ throughout, 2 additional ment available July 1st. (that’s why I was treated to a merclol center Rte 66 milk and coffee?” (all no-nos on eggs and pots and pans. I checked Cummings. Mrs, Cooper. Jim and and 3 p.m. the weeks of July 7 and would fit a giant tall enough to step Bolton Ct 06040. crimination. The Herald lots also available, coll S390 per month, security taco) Monday. 42 were served and Medical Secretaries. Im­ Bolton Lake. Very Very East. 456-3314. my penny pincher’s memo). It ages on the daily register. Very Nan Bouchard. Kay Byron. Pat July 14. Financial support of the over the Statue of Liberty. mediate opening for 2 port will not knowingly accept tor private showing, of­ and references required. any advertisement which fered at $199,900.n small piece of land. Can­ Call otter 4pm 643-1482. time secretaries. Please Floral designer. Must be For Rent-2,000 square feet Is In violation of the low. not be built upon. 643-2860. send resume to 18 Haynes experienced In all areas of 4 room apartment 1st In Industrial Section ot Street Manchester Ct Manchester $675/month- floral design and work Reliable Individual for floor, newly decorated, Manchester, near 1-84. 06040. 646-4797. Decorator’s Paradise!!! New 3 bedroom duplex, without supervision. Im­ pleasant and Interesting ROOMS modern bath, no utilities, Concrete floor, overhead Bulletin Board (3utstandlng 8 room Con­ I'/z baths, full private mediate opening availa­ no pets, security, plus door, buss bar, office, coll port time lob. Involves temporary home on very basement, easy access to FOR RENT Manchester Insurance ble. Marlborough Florist some secretarial work, years lease, $365 a month. 646-7804. private acre lot. 3 bed­ highway, on busline, se­ agency has an opening for 295-0204. driving and other. Must Cooper St. 646-1198, 9-5. a part time secretary. rooms, 2.5 baths, 2 car curity and references re­ Room tor rent. Kitchen Concordia’s week Is set childhood with an alcoholic father. Other events this week include: hove car and good refer­ 1-4 Room Offices. Excel­ Ave., Rockville, is a parish of the Syro-Chaldean Typing and telephone garage,uOlush carpeting, quired, no oets. Tenant to priveledges, on busline, lent location for business. i Sunday — 8 and II a.m., worship services. Nate Goff ences. Call Susanne 633- pay own utilities, other For Rent-2 bedroom Chruch. an evangelical. Catholic charismatic East­ skills are important. Insu­ very functional layout. close to center ot town apartment with screened As low os $200. Heat, Here is the schedule set for this week at Concordia speaking. 4794. rentals becoming availa­ 646- 7066. Lutheran Church: South sets the week ern Rite church. rance and computer skills Tastefully decorated In porch. $550 a month, lonltorlol, parking. Coll Monday — 7:30 p.m., music committee. experience helpful but not throughout! (Offered at ble. Realty World, 646- Sunday — 8 a m., service with communion: 9:1.'! Assistant Newspaper utilities Included, 2 miles 649-5334, 643-7175. This is the schedule set for South United Methodist Tuesday — 6 a m., men’s prayer breakfast. La essential. 649-2891. Production work availa­ $219,9(K). Jackson 8, Jack- 7709.C Room-Main street loca­ a m., church school and Christian growth hour: 10:30 dealer wanted In Bolton. ble for high school and to rt. 2. 228-9184. Church: Strada Restaurant: 7 p.m.. diaconate: board of Hallett w m at Nazarene son Real Estate, 647-8400.O tion Includes utilities, $185 a.m.. service with communion Coll 232-9989 between 9om college students. Full A Peaceful Setting....Ac- monthly. References & RESORT Sunday — 10 a m., worship. Dr. Paul V. Kroll trustees. Management Trainee. Ik noon, Monday through Efficiency Apartment- Monday — 7 p.m.. finance committee: 7:30 p.m.. Robert S. Hallett, a consultant with Cargill time or port time, $4.00 Manchester-Growing componles this 6 room Security. 646-7622 otter preaching “The Risk of Reach: ” 11:15 a m., Wednesday — 6:30 a m,, women’s prayer break­ E ntry level Dositlon for Friday. Ask for Michael. Available Immediately PROPERTY church council. Associates Inc. of Fort Worth, Texas, was guest ambitous Individual. per hour. Apply In person families will love this 8 Cope Cod now under con­ 5:30. all-church picnic: 6:30 p.m.. Christian Youth fast, La Strada Restaurant: 7 p.m.. choir rehearsal. at Pilot Co. Inc. , 144 struction. Beautiful acre $275 0 month. 2'/z room Wednesday — 10:30 a m., agoraphobics group: 7:45 Fellowship. speaker Sunday at the Church of the Nazarene. Company has profit shar­ Special Education room, 3 bedroom Colon­ available June 1st. $375. Cope Cod: Cozy 2 bed­ Thursday — 11:30 a.m.. Trinity Fellowship picnic. ing program and both Tolland St., East Hart­ ial. 11 X 22 flreploced plus country lot In Coven­ Large furnished room, p.m.. Concordia Choir. Tuesday - 7 p.m . D.C.Y.S.: Boy Scout Troop 47: Clargill Associates is providing the Manchester Teocher-For anticipated Heat, hot water and ap­ room cottage, fully Wickham Park. church with direction in a capital fund drive. Hallett local and national growth ford, Ct. living room and 11 x 22 try. Only minutes to Hart­ with kitchen privledges Thursday — 1:30 p m.. Golden Age Group 7:30 p.m.. women’s prayer and study. openings In DMR Early ford, 3 bedrooms, 2 full and all utilities, centrally pliances Included. No equipped, walk to beach. will direct the program of stewardship. opportunities. 649-4563. master bedroom. 1st floor 643-8686 otter 5. Friday — 7 p m.. AA group Wedne.sday — 7:30 p.m.. adult Bible .study. Intervention Summer Nurserv/Landscaping baths, generous allowan­ located on bus line. Coll pets, security required. Program. Coll Joanne family room and lower 646-2970. Saturday — 6 p.m.. prayer for church renewal. Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. staff-parish relations. This is St. Mary’s plan Attendents locol gas sta­ help wanted. Experienced level rec-room, choir- ces. Offered at $114,900. 647- 9813. ■u Knaoo-Phllo 487-1300 or available Immediately Jackson & Jackson Real Coventry Lake- Friday — 10 a m.. Al-Anon This is what’s planned at St. M ary’s Episcopal tion oart/full time. Apply 566-8472. rolled kitchen, formal din­ 5 room apartment, up and Wotertront cottages now Sacred music set Cheshire Sunoco, 687 S. 644-1966. ing room, gorgeous lot, Estate, 647-8400.O Rags and Bones Church this week: APARTMENTS down, 2 bedrooms, stove available. $1S0-$2S0 a An evening of sacred music is set for St. Main St. Dependable, Painters Heloer-No expe­ garage and much more. and refrigerator, conve­ week. 742-3022. Sunday — 7:30 a.m.. service of holy eucharist; 9:30 energetic peoDle needed. Home health assistant D.W . Fish, 643-1591.0 Brand New Listing! Beau­ FOR RENT "The Old Rag and Bone Shop” is the title for this This Is Emanuel’s week Bartholomew Church, corner of Ludlow Road and rience needed, willing to part time. Room and tiful 8 room Colonial In nient location, large yard, a m., service of holy eucharist with senior choir; garden area. S600 plus Andover-5 room lokefront week’s sermon at Buckingham Congregational East Middle ’Turnpike. The concert, at 7:30 p.m. work, own transporta­ board, plus salary, to take Forest Hills. Gorgeous This is Emanuel Lutheran Church’s week: teacher appreciation day; 7 p.m., acolyte meeting. Pointer 6 Helper. Good tion. Steve 742-1020. Manchester-Unique & 24 Locust Street. 7 room utilities. Available June cottage available August Church. The Rev. James D. Chapman will preach at Sunday, will include Mozart’s "Exultate Jubilate.” care of 2 elderly people. Spacious. $129,900 Custom master bedroom suite, the 10:30 a m. service. Sunday — marriage renewal Sunday: 1 p.m., Monday — 7 p.m., symphony orchestra meeting: wages for hard working apartment $600 monthly 1st. Coll 643-0110. 643-4384. S250 0 week. 7:10 p.m.. evening prayer: 7:30 p.m.. prevestry. and Verdi’s "Ave Maria” from the opera "Otello.” dependable person. 246- Ask for Denise, 649-9453. build H-Shooed ranch on finished wolk-out base­ widow-widowers, potiuck. Soloists will be Chelene Steckler, soprano: Harry Printing opening. Im­ ment, central olr, plus utilities. Security, no Tuesday — 5:15 p m., children’s choir: 6p.m . choir 71()1 9am-4pm. printing plant of Fortune extra deep treed lot. 3 or 4 appliances Coll 646-2426 Monday — 9 a.m., historical con[imittee: 2:30 p.m.. Carr, baritone; and David Almond, organist. Full time light production gourmet kitchen, office or This is Center’s week fellowship supper; 6:30 p.m . Capella Choir: last choir 500 Company has Imme­ bedrooms, flreploced liv­ weekdays 9-5. LOTS/LANO LOTS/LAND Confirmation Resource Center: 3:30 p m ., staff Executive answering ser­ work available. Day or ing room with two large den, 2 cor garage. Offered and supper meeting. diate opening on 2nd & 3rd night shift. Apply In per­ at $177,500. Jackson & FOR SALE FOR SALE Events scheduled this week at Center Congrega­ meeting: 6:45 p.m.. Scouts. vice needs operators - our shifts for the following boy windows, knotty pine ’Tuesday — 10 a.m. Old Guard; noon. Phebe Circle Wednesday — lOa.m..holy communion: I0:45a.m.. service expanding all son to Fotomot Coro., 88 fam ily room, 2 full baths, 2 Jackson Real Estate, 647- Manchester 3 bedroom 6 tional Church are as follows: Bible study; 7:30 p.m.. senior choir. Andover staff honored experienced preo people: 8400.O room 2nd floor apartment at C.M. Johnson’s; 7 p.m., MARCH. Inc. shifts. Call Judy 649-2133. Prestige Park Circle, East cor garage, much more. Sunday — 8and 10a.m . worship: 9a m . breakfast: Model moker/Varitvols- Hartford, Ct. 06108. EOE. wall to wall carpet, retrig- Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group: 11:15a.m.. care Thursday — 11 a m , St. M ary’s Guild meeting: 3:30 The teaching staff of Andover Elementary School t/ond negative ossembler- D.W . Fish, 643-1591.0 10 a m . nursery and toddler care. 7th and 8th grades, p.m.. Cherub Choir outing: 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts: 7:10 Manchester-$73,900, Core erator, stove and laundry and visitation; 6p.m.. Confirmation Resource Center. will be honored Sunday at the First Congregational Custodian Cleaner/Super- /oroofreoder. Will train church school: II: 15 a m., all-church picnic: 7 p.m.. p.m . evening prayer: 7:30 p.m.. Bible study visor for high school. Plenty ot Possibility! 166 Free Living. Enlov your hookups. $625 plus utili­ SOUTHWEST NH youth fellowship. Saturday — lO a m .. Confirmation Resource Church of Andover. The worship service, at II a.m., on automated equipment. leisure time with no lawn ties. Available Ju ly 1. Coll Friday — 1 p.m.. acolyte trip to Cape Cod: GFS will also recognize the members of the church who are Write giving experience. Photocomo experience a Silver Lone E. Hartford. Monday - 7:30 p.m.. Center Church Women Cneter; 11 a.m., reunion choir: 8 a.m., A.A. Central Air & newer wir­ to mow-Spacious two bed­ 646-8261 or 646-6082. picnic. now, or have been elementary school teachers. The Box 329, Manchester, Ct. plus. Excellent compen­ Clerical-Full time oer- 9 Acres - $16/900 Tuesday — 3:30 p.m . Pilgrim Choir: 7p m . sacred 06040. menant position for gen­ ing In this 5 roo(n expan­ room condominium feat­ Saturday — 7:30 a.m.. men’s club: 7:30 p.m.. AA. sation Including shift pre­ Rockville, 2 bedroom dance. sermon by the Rev. Richard Taylor will be titled "Lux eral office worker. Some dable cope. 2 large out uring, I'/z baths, full base­ mium and benefits. Quali­ ment and 0 modern fully apartments, remodeled. CONN. RIVER VALLEY Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Prudential. et Veritas.” Latin for light and truth.- Gifts will be Dental Hygenlst expe­ typing required. Data En­ buildings, one with wood- presented to each teacher present. fied candidates, please applionced kitchen. Small $395 and $450 plus utilities. Friday — New member dinner. Trinity has concert McCarthy to speak rienced. Port time Tues­ apply In person to Stand­ try experience helpful. stove hook-up. 3 firepla­ day & Wednesday. Coll Company benefits Includ­ ces. Some cosmetics conveniently located 644-1882. ard Register (Formerly complex. Call today for Beautifully wooded parcel over­ Trinity Covenant Church will have a spring concert The Rev. Bill McCarthy will speak at the Church of between 9am-12. 633-3509. ing dental. Call tor oo- needed. Take o look & Flower communion set Burroughs) 259 Hartford an appointment. Won’t Childhood is topic at 7 p.m. Sunday. It will feature Steven Nielsen, choir the Risen Savior. Rockville section of Vernon, on Tpke., Tolland, Ct. 875- polntment 728-5534. Je rry moke on offer! Asking, looking Connecticut River Volley. $83,900. Strono Real Est- lost! Joyce G. Epstein director and organist, playing several pieces; vocal Sunday at 6; 30 p.m. A pot luck supper will precedethe The Unitarian Universalist Society: East will have 0731. E O E M/F. Richter, Fotomot Coro. The fifth new film by Dr. James Dob.son. East Hartford. EOE. Ote, 647-7653.0 Real Estate, 647-8895-d Near lakes and ski areas. Town solos by Roy Phillips Dawne Ganon and Betty talk, at 5 p.m. McCarthy, co-director of My Father’s a flower communion service Sunday at 10:30 a m. HELP WANTED ’Overcoming a Painful Childhood” will be shown Brown: and members of the Chancel Choir. A special House, a spiritual center and retreat camp, has Each participant is asked to bring a flower to share. Mechanics Wanted. Expe­ maintained road with utilities. Sunday at 6:30 p m at the Faith Baptist Church. 52 Outside Sales. Mondoy RN/ProoressIve home octet will al.so perform. Coffee will be served following extensive experience as a pastor, teacher and Church school students and their tOachers will be riences with torches and Lake St. It includes Shirley Dobson’s memories of a thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ welding helpful. Must core agency Is seeking Located only 20 minutes from 1-91. the concert. The public is welcome to attend counselor. The Church of the Risen Savior. 9Ellington honored. cellent money. Call hove tools, will train. self motivated enthusias­ HELP WANTED MEAT MANAGER Jeanne 647-9946. tic RN to meet growing HELP WANTED Two hours from AAanchester. Ex­ Excellent benefits. Apply Full time. Send resume Truck Trailers Inc., 651 needs ot our community. cellent terms available. Call owner It your Interested In car­ of past experience to Receptionist/Typist. Sullivan Ave., South 802-257-4347, 9am to 9pm. Religious Services Type 45 WPM, good com­ Windsor. ing for people In their P.O. Box 129, Man­ munication and writing homes, coll to learn more chester. C T 06040. skills. Flexabillty essen­ Cleaning help. Immediate about our full time days tial. Pleasing personality. ooelnlngs, part time even­ position and benefit pack­ 10 o.m., worship service, sanctuory; 10 Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., ship service, nurserv, 9:15 a.m., Sun­ age. One year recent nurs­ Assemblies of God a.m. church school. (647-9941) adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 c ^ t e r . Mai. and Mrs. Reginald Salary $10,000-S12,000 a ings and or weekends. ^^M EU EN T Methodist day school; 7 p.m., Intormol worship. First Cengregotlenol Church et An­ p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Russell. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; year. Coll Lorene from Some outdoor duties. Se­ ing experience required. Colvarv Ctiurcti (Assemblies of (643-0906) 10:45 a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., Call Rockville Public HOMES HOMES HOMES G6d), 400 Buckland Rood. South dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard p.m.. speclol Bible studies; Wednes­ Belten United Methedlst Church, salvation meeting. (649-7787). 8:00 to 4:00.647-1624. Mon­ nior Citizens and students Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, H. Taylor, pastor. Sundoy school, all day at 7:30 p.m., worship service. 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. day thru Friday. welcome. 643-5747. Health Nursing Associa­ MONEY-MAKING FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE postor. 9:30a.m.. Sunday school; 10:30 ages, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, Proyer line, 646-8731, 24 hours. Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Roman Catholic tion 872-9163. EO E. HD HD HD a.m.. worship, child-care and nursery; nursery care provided, 11 o.m. (742- Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ church school; 1) a.m., worship ser­ 7696) ter. 10 o.m., breaking bread; 11:45 Head Teacher wanted Window cleaners. Must 7:00 p.m.. evening service of praise end vice, nurserv. (649-3472) Church et the Assumption, Adams Port time permonont po­ Bible preaching. (644-1109) First Cengregotlenol Church et Cov­ o.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel North United Methedlst Church, 300 Street at Thompson Rood, Manches­ Unitarian Unlvaraallat port time In Manchester be experienced. Steady OPPORTUNITY entry, 1171 Moln St.; Coventry. Rev. meeting. Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Day Core. Degree In early work, good pay with sition. Immediately avail­ Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Unitarian Unlversollsl Saclety-Rost, childhood education pre­ able for professional St^rdov mass at 5; Sunday mosses ot 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. fringe benefits. Call 649- Baptist ship; 9:30 o.m., church school In nett, minister of visitation. Summer 7:30,9, 10:30 ond noon. (643.t;9S) ferred. Call 647-0788. Manchester Company. Church Lone House. Nurserv core Jehovah’s Witnesses worship service; 9 o.m. Nursery (or Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., 5334. SI. Barthelemow's Chur.:. 741 E. service. Nursery care and youth duties include typing, fil­ YOU’RE INVITED... Community Bopllit ChurcK, 585 E. provided. (742-8487) children age 3 and younger. (649-3696.) Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. BE A HARTFORD COURANT CARRIER Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. Second Cengregotlenel Church, 385 Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland religious education. Coffee hour after Immediate ooenlngs for Laundry. Immediate op­ ing, general clerical and Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday service. (646-5151) Earn cash, prizes, and more . . . Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., church N. Moln St., Manchester. The Rev. v. South United Methedtsl Church, 1226 moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, .experienced carpenters., ening for person willing to telephone answering as­ Tomorrow, Sunday, 1-4 PM school tor oil ages, kindergarten Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., wor­ gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ Main St., Monchester. Dr. Shephard S. just working a few hours a week. day, Theocratic Ministry School 10 and 11:30 a.m. Trim work and plastic work noon-4pm. Mon-FrI sistance, accurate typing, through Grade 4 continuing during the ship service, Sunday school, and Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ good spelling and organi­ service; 10:30 o.m., morning worship. nursery tor children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service rence S. Staples, pastors. Summer St. Bridget CRgreh, 70 Main SI., laminate experience a and alternate weekendts. 552 Forbes St., East Hartford Nurserv provided. (643-0537) grim Fellowship. (649-2863) meeting (ministry trolning), 7:50 p.m.; schedule; 10 a.m., worship service. Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan prerequisite. Full time Excellent starting rate. zation 0 must. Hours are Directions: West on Silver Lane from Manchester, left on Forbes St. Folth Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Second Cengregotlenol Church et Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Nursery tor preschoolers. (647-9141) and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-postors. employment & Benefits, For additional Informa­ 8om-lom, Monday thru Qualifications: a.m.; Watchtower Study, 10:25. (646- Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5 tion, call Manchester Frldoy. For an Interview • Early riser postor. 9:30a.m., Sundoy school; 10:30 entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. 1490) at 7:30, 9 ,10;Mand noon.n. (643-11-2403) call Loure at 649-4415. o. m., worship service; 7 p.m., eveningRegular schedule: 10 o.m., worship; 8 Mormon THE Monday thru Friday. M anor, 646-0129. • Teen or adult service. (646-5316) o. m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 o.m., SI. James Church, 896 Main St., • Need extra cash First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown church school, nurserv to grode eight, The Church et Jesus Christ et Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, BIBLE Entry level position In School Pscvchologlst K-6. Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday adult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and Jewish — Consentaflve Latter-day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph busy manufacturing firm. Experienced-Word Pro­ Full time pending budget Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 fellowship; 11:15 o.m., lunlor choir; 4 Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle SPEAKS Light typing, answering cessor for congenial, fast approval. Position to p. m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., shop, 9:30 o.m., sacrament meeting; Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; start September 1st. Inter­ CALL NOW for route availability in Manchester week service. Nurserv ot all services. senior church school ond Pilgrim Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. 10:15 a.m., Sunday school and prim­ Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 o.m., phones and processing paced office, temporary (649-7509) fellowship. (742-6234) Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tabotskv, can­ ary; 11:40 o.m., priesthood and relief noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) Euggng Brgwgr shioolng documents. Fig­ 8-10 week position, could view as soon os possible. Fran Harrington 649-5252 tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. society. (643-4003) SI. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., Certification and expe­ (WUAOZ PiUO WHZIK APnjCXSU) First Baptist Chapel of ttw Deaf, 240 Tolcettvllle Cengregotlenol Church, Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. ure aootltude and plea­ become permanent. Con­ Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Saturday. (643-9563) Coventry. Firther James J. William­ sant phone personality a tact Sue at Fuss and rience required. Contact Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Talcottville. Co-postors; Rev. Ronald son, pastor. MMses Saturday at S;1S Fred L. Ashton, Andover National Catholic p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 a.m.; Danldl J. Boorstin wrote in must. Apply Plllowtex O’Nell, 210 Main ST., Man­ Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 Elementary School. 742- 9!)^ Ilaftfutd in fa n t Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. a.m., worship service and church holydoys, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Contes- The DIecoverers: ‘T h e greatest Coro., 49 Regent St., Mon­ chester, 646-2469. E O E Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sundoy school; school. (649-0815) Jewish — Reform _ SI. Jehn the Baptist PelMi Notlenal slons 4:30 to S p.m. (742-6655) chester, 646-1737. M/F 8457. 11 a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ Church at St. Mourica, 32 Hebron obstacle to discovering the shape evening service, Wednesday home Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, Rood, Belton. The Rev. J. Clifford of the earth, the continents and Bible study, 7 p.m. (643-9359) Covenant Extension, South Windsor. Steven pastor. 9 a.m., mass. (643-5906) Curtin, postor. Soturdov moss at 5 the oceans was not ignorance but Chotinover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7 :» , 9:1S and Trinity Cevenont Church, 302 Hack- each Friday; children's services, 7:45 11 a.m. (643-4466) the Illusion of knowledge.” MOONUGHTERS COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR P A R T TIM E Christian Science matock St., AAanchester. Rev. Norman p.m. second Friday of each month. Nazarana Swenson. Worship service; 8 and 11 (644-8466) I believe that principle can be $ $ $ $ $ First Church et Christ, Scientist, 447 a.m.; Sunday Bible school, 9:30 a.m. Church et the Nazarene, 236 Main St., Salvation Army applied as follows: "The greatest We are looking for a cheerful, pleasant LOADERS AND UNLOADERS N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., (649-2855) Manchester. Rev. PhIlIpChotto,senior Route Drivers church service, Sunday school, and pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister ot Salvatloh Army, 661 Main St., Man- hindrance to discovering God Is « person who loves working with the pub­ *8.00 PER H O U R core tor small children. (649-1446) Lutheran outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; not ignorance but the illusion of The New York Times Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Episcopal 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church knowledge.” Some critics of home delivery service lic to .become our first impression. We otter steady year round emplo.yment, paid chester. (649-8982) Lutheran Church (LCA), and nurserv; 6 p.m., evening praise vacations, 5 day work week Monday thru Fri­ "CLEAN AS A WHISTLE” CAPE! St. George's Iplscepol Church, 1150 ^ Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Burton service, nursery. (646-8599) Jesus who felt conviction from hoi several contract de­ 6 Rooms PLUS Closed Patio and Rec Room Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ D. Strond, pastor. Rev. Arnold T. his teaching once asked Jesus: livery opportunities • Greet our customers and guests. day, paid holidays, paid benefits. Shifts availa­ Church of Christ ship: holy eucharist, 8 and 10 a.m.; Wangerln, part-time pastor. 8 o.m., NEW SERIES available In the Hart­ ble between the hours of; Garage and Breezeway church school,9:45a.m.; coffeefeliow- "What? Are we blind, too?” Jesus • Receive and transfer phone calls. holy communion; 9:15 o.m., Chrlstlon ford, Manchaeter and Church et Christ, Lvdall and Vernon »hlp, 11 o.m.; Lady Chapel open growth hour, church school; 10:30 Pantacostal OF TREES replied: "If yoij were blind, you • Prepare brochures for direct mail. 10 am to 4 pm 200 Ft. Sun and Shade Yard streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, afternoons; public healing service, a.m,, holy communion. Nursery core would not be guilty of sin; but Glastonbury areas. minister. Sundoy services: 9 o.m., second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evening provided. 649-5311) UnHed Fehlecestal Church, 187 ‘A N«w Pirtpicllvi’' These are part time po­ 4 pm to 9 pm Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 p.m., Woodbrldge St., Monchester. Rev. now that you claim you can see, • Generate computer mailing list. Central Air Wall to Wall prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John ■manyel Lutheran Church, 60 sitions with above aver­ 10 pm to 3 am worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Holllger, 643-9203. Church St., Monchester. Rev. Dale H. Morvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., your guilt remains.” (John • Help with customer service. study. Nursery provided tor all servi­ Sunday school; 11 o.m., morning C a ll: age earnings. You must 3:30 am to 8:30 am Double Thermopane Windows Stove & Dryer Gustotson, pastor; Rev. Janet Land- 9:39-41) (3 to 5 hour work span) ces. (646-2903) tt. Mory's Bplecepgl Church, Pork Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 enjoy working outdoors • Enjoy our customers. Refrigerator Aluminum Siding

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t M K C T O ir r Tog Sol8-m Cambridgt For Sale-1974 % ton chevy St., MgnchMtar. Satur­ Pick-uo, equipped. 31 cole- day, June 7,10-4. Stroller, man Rd., Manchester. IgCgjyiCTdt cor seat, baby walker, 1985 S-10 Blaztr In mint il900. CMLOCMIE SERVICES toys boys clothes to size 4 Saturday, June 7th, 130 condition. Only 12,000 some household and mlt- Parker St., 9-3. Small miles. $9,000. 647-9764. Norn* celleanous. Brand new appliances, baskets, pine vowr own^prlpt — Odtf lob$. Trucking. Homoownort. Nood ohHl» snack tables, stc. Rain MOTORCYCLES/ Fcrthw and ton. v m t , Porta Crib. No Early Firebird 1982,6 cylinder, 4 ★ Nbmc rtimira. You nomo hrlcol work emd homo ond dote Sunday. M0PED8 It, wo do It. Proo 08(1- yard' oouipmont roggini* Birds Pleote. speed, Am /Fm stereo WIJI do babysitting in mv molO*. 1n*urtd. 4434004, 01*0 lawn caro •orvict. cassette, sun roof, power Lictnsed Manchastar Coll MF22S4 after 7pm Tag Sale-Cratt supplies- A steering, power brakes, 1975 Suzuki 185, M X, needs homt. (Vwolancic School * **«"wo*-« » " Howkot Trio Sorvico — crofters dream. Prices excellent condition. some minor work. 860 or At m ). Coll 646-3793. Palntlnff. Intorlor/Exto- Bucket Truck B Chlgpor. range from 30 to 90 per­ R8 $5,600. Call 643-6602. best otter 643-2831 after rlor. Quoi^y work, rodoo- Stump Romovo(..Froo Es- Odd Jobt-PoInHna, win­ cent off ribbons, wood, IR BALE 6 pm. nobto. ratok. tl motes, Speclol consider- dow cioonlng, hoidBO- doll heads B parts, ma- ostlmotos. CoH 646-34T3. /lowo cutHng. Coll Merk cramd, cord, beads B 1982 Yamaha Maxim 1100. ottontbr EWoriy and Hon- 1972 Chrysler New dlcoppOd. M7-75S}. «4»-S69Sanyftmo. lamp frames, pom poms, Bought In 06 as leftover. fur, books. From 2i5 per­ Yorker. $99 or best otter 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. Still under warranty ^ r a n d RtmodtUng *■> cent ot 50 percent off. call 649-6727 otter 5pm. Air condition, power $3,000 firm. Call 872-6215. Gobtnots, roofirw, aut- Dollvoring cMon form Bookeeping fultchorge 14 lockn; SyardiS7$pluatox. Final clearance on these steering, power brakes, tors, room odditlons. veors experience for Items. June 5,6 B 7th 10:00 1974 Ford Van. New point new transmission, shocks docks, all tyoos of rcmo> Ahw 80nd, ileno, and small business. WHfe C B B mags. $2,000 firm. 872- aECTMCNL gravel. CMIM3-M04. to 5:00. Kozv Kraft and rear springs. $2,000 or MISCELLANEOUS doilno and ropairs. PREE N Bookeeidng, 47 Tereko Korner, Rte 83, Vernon. 6215. best otter. 646-8787 or ostlmotos. Pully Insurod. Rd., Monchester, CT. AUTOMOTIVE Oumoc Eltchrtc— Having Cuitoffi RotoHlilng. Hove 875-3135. 649-3467 Otter 6om. Toloohone 643-6017, oftor Elactrical Probicmst 1983 Dodge Charoer-4 6pm, 647.6509. Troy Bin Rototlller. iMlll speed, front wheel drive, Porting out 1957 Chevy Naed a large or a tmoll travel. Gordons, lawns, Tag Sole-Saturday June 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm Repair? We Spedoltze In 7th, 9-5. Huge selection, am/fm cassette stereo, cassette. Good running Belolr 4 door sedan. Front Carpontry and romodol- flower beds, large or 37,000 miles, $3,500. Call bumper $50. 646-4290 otter Reeidentlol Work. Joseph Smoit. call 443-1895 rain date Sunday June condition. $850. Coll 659- Ing sorvicos — Comploto Dumas. Fully Licensed: 8th. 449 Tolland Tpke., 646-1152 or 644-0060. 2895. 6pm .a homo rooolrs and romo- Free Estimates. 6466253. Near Ho-Jo's. doUng. Quality work. Rof* SPRAY THATstomoway, 1972 Mercury Comet-Must AMC Concord Wagon-78, Ford 360 V8 engine from eroncos, llconsod ond ln> Ballpoint Ink stains im sell, , runs well, 89,000 automatic, 72,000, $1200 or 1965 F-100 pick-up truck. sured. Call 6466165. shirt geckels...Mher plg- miles. Its yours for $150. best otter. Coll 643-1715 $50.00 Coil 649-4909 otter 6 D B O Landscaping. Coll 633-6975. otter 5:30. pm.D Soring Cleon Ups, Frun- ces. too...coh b# remoyee Saturday June 7th 8-4. Inge, flower Bshrubpion?- almost moglcdtlv by Chevrolet Monte Carlo tngs. Frae estimofei , Call tprovlna fwlr spray on tbe Bovs clothing 0-10 years, Ihdopondont Construc­ toys, household items, Landau 1981. Gold, V-8, Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ 489-2434 after 5:30pm.' •pot then washing In the power steering 8, brakes, I WANTED TO WANTED TO tion Cov Oonaral Contrac­ throom remotfellng; In­ uwolu way. idle items wood shutters, soccer BUY/TRAOE BUY/TRADE tors, custom home build­ shoes. 9 Hoffman Rd. tilt wheel, cruise, olr, fm stallation water heaters, Masonrjr, carpentry, wound the home con be stereo cassette. Florida ing and romodoling, oarbageiBsposats; fouetd stucco repair work and exchanged for cosh, ol- siding, excavation, etc. Tog Sole - Fisher Price cor. 38,000 miles. Mint repairs. 64M539. Visa/M- otterafions. Call 443-9908 most nwglcally, when ad­ Condition. $6,000 643-8271. Call 4566065 or 456-7215. osterCord accepted. / or449d<35. vertised In dasalfted. toys, dressing table, baby swing, curtains and mis­ cellaneous. Saturday 1978 Chevette. Needs June 7th 9-2 225 Bldwell work, body In excellent WANTED Street. condition. 4 very good tires. Must go $250, 646- TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR 5808. I RESORT raTV/STEREO/ n n PET8 AND Bolton Garage Sole. Co­ YOUR CLEAN USED CAR vered bridge collection, PROPERTY L 2 j jAPPUANCES 1 2 2 J 18UPPLIE8 TAG SALES new stainless steel sink, 1977 Ford Moverlck-4 OR TRUCK. large metal desk, tractor, door, 6 cylinder, excellent Cope Cod. pass River Used Refrigerators, Free kittens. For Informa­ childrens clothes and condition $750.1978 Dodge Tag Sale-June 78.8,9-4.25 Aspen cylinder, 4 door, Contact: Ton^ Duff orea, Immaculate home, Washers, Ranges — tion call 646-96S4. Ridgewood St. Doll house, much more. 84 Mt. -6 close to ocean, many clean, guaranteed, parts Sumner Dr., Off Bolton Cleon cor $750. 1978 collectables and other Chevette-rebuilt motor, extras, $400 a week. 684- and service. Low prices. Free to good homes - Cute Items. Center Rd., Saturday, CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC. 4113. B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 playful kittens. Call 649- June 7th, 9-3. Rain or automatic transmission, 1229 Mala St, Maachastar 6464464 Main Street, 643-2171. 6480 otter 11am. Shine. $995. 1977 Plymouth Vo- Sunday, June 8, 10-3, 37 lorle Wagon, 6 cylinder, HIghwood Drive (Off Por­ automatic transmission WANTEO GB Washer and Dryer, Free Kittens. HI, we need ter). Household,. child­ Tog Sole-Soturday and excellent condition, $200, a home with lots of love Sunday 9om-2pm, June $995. More to choose TO RENT rens, tires, barbeoue grill, from. Sole Saturday June 647-8077. and warmth. Please call etc. 7th and 8th, 20 Westmins­ [ ^ C A R 8 [5JJCAR8 649-1280. ter Rd. Adult bikes, tope 7th. 649-8309, Buds Motor Twin bed with frame, box Soles, 276 Hartford Rd., FOR SALE F0R8ALE spring and mattress. Ex­ Tag Sale-Saturday 9-2. deck, oak bookcase, bent- Manchester. cellent Condition. $75. call 17 7 J LAWN AND IMISCELLANEDU8 MIscelleanous household wood chair, much 647-7547 after 6pm. ■ ' ' I g a r d e n Items, mower, some furni­ mlscelleonous. FDR SALE ture, 995 Tolland Tpke. Gigantic tog and bake Craftsman power lawn Corona Kerosine heater Always A Tag Sale at sale to benefit, Manches­ mower. Excellent condi­ with two five gallon cans. Dee's Kid's Stuff. A thrift ter girls soccer club. Tor­ CLOTHING tion, used two seasons. Good Condition $75.00. and exchange store. 465 nadoes. Saturday, June 7, An actress pa Call 647-7547 after 6 pm. Call 643-7115.0 Burnside Ave. (Near Hil­ 9-3, parking lot across 6Aens custom made shoes lside) East Hartford, 528- from Superior Court, 46 her dues ... p 11AA cost $89. Sell $25. 20 Inch boys bike also will 6990. Some Items new with W. Center St. Four months old. 649-1170. GOOD THINGS Include training wheels. designer labels, all In TO EAT Coll 742-0465 and make an excellent condition. B-Nol Brith sponsored- otter.o Hours, evening Tuesdoy- foctory donated new clo- Frldoy 7-9pm, dovs Satur­ thlng, other Items. FURNITURE Ladles 26" Bicycle for day 12-5:30, Sunday 12- Sunday June 8th, lOom to sale with folding baskets 3:30, with extended hours 4pm., 545 E. Center St., Manchester. NEW 1986 ESCORT PONY 2 DR Chaponis Brothers. Clark and carrier. Coll between on Wednesday 4-9pm. Street South Windsor. 8pm or 9om. 643-8573. $65 Pick your own strawber­ tirmo • Front Wheel Drive • Steel-Belted Radial Tires King - Sized bed. Firm ries. Containers fur­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT mattress. Two twin box Come see the Romantic N O T IC E O F nished. Open from 8am- ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE • 4 Spd Mtx... • Power Brakes springs. Frame. Excellent 8pm or until picked out. Victorian Lace and condition. Will be sold No children under 14 ye­ whites. Glamorous Satin In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 and with 2 complete sets of ars of doe allowed In field. Nighties, "drop dead" 9 of the Town Chorter, notice Is hereby given of the adoption • 1.9L 4 Cyl. • Styled Wheels sheets, 1 bedspread.' All dresses, ‘'Eclectic” by the Board ot Directors ol the Town of Manchester. Con­ Please call 528-5741 for necticut on June 3, 1986. for $220, or best otter. lafest Picking lamps, cozy rockers, pot­ 643-8082, evenings 8, wee­ Information. tery and glltzle lewelry, ORDINANCE kends. Keep trying!. more! Weekends 12-5, BE IT ORD Al NED by the Board of Directors of the Town of weekdays call 742-9137. Manchester that Ordinances, Sections 7-21 ond 7-23 be re­ Four pine ladder back U PICK vised os follows: chairs, stained maho­ Section 7-21 Is hereby deleted and the foil owing Is substituted SWIMMING POOLS therefor: gany. Call 649-6325 after Strawberries - LA$T CHANCE - *6195 3:30 pm. Asking $40. Section 7-21. Prohibitions Relating to the Disposal of Refuse. In Transit or Ordsr In Your Color Choice at ttw VarkHJt aizM of cHtpiay and The following material may not be received for disposal In rapoaaaaaad KAYAK ^ O L t • the Town disposal area: Two end tables. Need factory raconditionad. Manu- repair $5.00. Telephone C o r n C r i b facurara* Warranty. inatalla< A. Refuse or wastes of onv kind orlglnotlno outside the 643-4751. tk>n and financing availabia. limits of the Town. "Refuse" means oil putresclble and \SINCE Berry Patch Only a few daluKa modala laftt nonoutrescible solid wastes. Including oorboge, rubbish, Buckland Road NO KEAtONABLC OFFEK oshes. Incinerator residue and solid commerclolond In- 1933 Maple table and chairs KEFUtCDI Call Toll Fraa dustrlol wastes. $75. 646-6232.0 Houra: 8-1 / 3-8 1- 800-THE-P0 0 L, B Dangerous materials or substances, such os poisons, DILLOn Ext. A168 odds, coustics, sanitary wastes. Infected materials, ex­ Roll away bed with mat­ plosives, radioactive materials or any waste deemed ho- .319 MAIN ST. (Across from Armory). MANCHESTER. C T 643-2145. tress. $20 Call 742-9929.0 zordous by the Deoarfment of Environmental Protec­ IFUELOIL/COAL/ tion. Redwood' chaise lounge FIREWOOD Golf Clubs, full set. Men's C. Auto cor bodies and materials of any kind contlanlng hot with upholstered blue Spauldings 9 Irons and 2 live cools. green print pod. Excellent woods with bag and D. Deod animals, orovldedthot such m ay be disposed of In o Beautiful white birch cover. $85 649-1794. condition. Call 646-5477.0 loos. Perfect for summer manner approved by the Director of Health. fireplace. Three for $7.00 Section 7-23 Is hereby deleted and the following Is substituted 42 Inch Maple Table with 4 therefor: Mahogany record cabinet 643-9797. You pick up. 16 X 20 X 26. $40 649-9540. sturdy captains chairs. Section 7-23. Permits. Woodgrain formica top. A. All motorized vehicles utilizing the sanitary landfill must lake a Look $150. 2 G78X14 Uniroval Mahogany side table. 31'/} lOFFICE/RETAIL obtain o permit. Such permit will be Issued only otter oo- At WtiBt You Get X 15'/4. Expandable $99. glass belted tires on 6 m provol by the Director ot Public Works or his designated Call after 6 6466599. I EQUIPMENT rims, balanced, $50. Call representative. otter 8 or Saturdov 649- B The application for o permit must be accompanied by a For Sale-Desks, filing ca­ 6763. valid vehicle registration Indicating o Manchester ad­ Bunk Beds. Excellent con­ dress, or. In the cose of commercl ol vehicles doing busi­ 1986 MERCURY LYNX dition - must sell $65. binets, office chairs, all ness In Manchester, proof sotlsfoctory to the Director of 646-1760.0 excellent condition. Days Public Works or his designated reoresentative that the 643-6669. refuse collected by such vehicles originates In the Town of Manchester. Maying - Must Sell. Maho­ TAG SALES gany dining room set $500. C. Permits may be applied for at the Sonltotlon Office at the RECREATIONAL entrance to the landfill. King size bed with 3 sets of Tag Sale. Moving. Lawn Secrets: They' sheets $125. Twin bed EQUIPMENT D. Permits will be valid for o moximum of one year, begln- I equipment, furniture, etc. n|no Ju ly 1st of one year and expiring on June 30th of the frame with matching 6 Saturday 8, Sunday 7th 8, following year. drawer dresser $1 0 0 . Orvis batten kill and tin­ 8th. 21 Brookside Lane. E. Permits will be valid only lor the vehicle tor which they Other miscellaneous 646- ner 6/0. Best otter. Call 9-3. ore Issued. It on oopllcont changes vehicles during the Accidents don 6332 evenings. between 5 and 6pm, ask permit year, a new permit will be required. for Rod. 875-1803. Neighborhood Tag Sale. F. The permit sticker shall be ploced on the front, left-hand Moot se-ioee Solid Maple table, 4 Green HIM Street. Man­ side window of the vehicle where It will be visible at oil chairs, excellent auallty times and con be readily seen by personnel at the landfill. . 1.8 Lifer 2V Engine . Frontwbeel Drive *6490 chester. Saturday June 7, « 4 tp d . Trans. * Overheed Cem and condition. 643-4714. BOATS/MARINE 9-2. Something for eve­ G. Permits will be required tor the use of the recycling cen­ w/4lh Qesr Overdrive . MeePheraon Struts *6217 Sondra Stave ter at the entrances of the londrill site. ■ e q u ip m e n t ryone. Children's clo­ . Low Beck Redlnlng Seals . Day/NIghi Mirror Dining room table-Solld thing, bar with stools, Annual permits ore Issued at no cost to users, except the . Much Much Morel SAVE <273 Maple, 2 leaves, 4 choirs, bike, household items 8< buslness/commerclol users will be charged on o veorly 16 foot Mad River canoe, basis, six (6) dollars for each permit Issued. The charge­ custom made pads, $500. furniture. Bedroom set M aple, paddles Included. Used able permits will be billed to the users, with payment to tour times. Excellent con­ be mode at the efilce of the Collector of Revenue In the chest, dresser, mirror, Tag Sale. June 7 8, 8th. 97 ’ Town Hall, net at the landfill. nite stand, twin bed, $500. dition. $800. Please call 643-4942 otter 60 m or 647- Birch Mountain Road Bol­ The following Is hereby odded to Ordinances, Articlell Use ANNUAL AVAILABLE TO All In excellent condition. ton 9-6. Something for of Disposal Area: Call 646-2486. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for PERCENTAGE QUALIRED Bob. everyone plus clothing I. Section 7-24. Penalties. A. Any violation of these rules ond regulations or of the . % RATE BUYERS King Size water bed, 6 9 6 family tag sale. June 7th, Town ordinance governlngthe use of the sonltorvlandllll heater, padded side rails, 9-3. Baby Items, toys, will be ounlshoblebyoflneandthesusoenslonof thesonl- head board. Excellent PETS AND household Items, miscel- tory landfill permit for o time period os follows: condition. 646-0538. $99d 8UPPUE8 leanous. (Redwood First offense - 1986 MERCURY COUGAR Farms) 83 Ralph Rd., S50 fine and 15 days suspension from landfill Manchester. Second offense - ITV/8TERE0/ Free to good home. Tiger $100 fine and 30 days suspension from landfill angora. Male cat, neu­ Third offense - APPUANCES tered. Needs tender lov­ Friday, June 6th 8, Satur­ $150 fine and 60 days suspension from londflll ing care. 649-7193. day 7th, 9-4,3 Ashworth St. Fourth offense - Panasonic Upright Vo- B 96 Glenwood St. Dehu- $200 fine and one year susoenslon from landfill cuum — With attach­ mldlfler, lewelry, Any bill remaining unpaid 30 days after the due dote will Free kittens, tabbies result In luspenslan of use In the sanitary landfill until the ments, bags 8i extra belt. 7 double pawed. 742-5768. mlscelleonous. outstanding bllKs) are paid In full. months old. $50. Good C. Eoch IndIvIduol occurrence shall constitute a separate conditipn. Call 646-3245 NOTICE TO CREOfTORB offense, and a tWo-veor period wHI be used for determin­ otter 5pm. NOTICE TO CXEOrrOM E S T A T E O F ing the number of offenses. JESSICA LYNN PROTO, Mock M-e012 E S T A T E O F 5/22/84 *14,515 Used rjef rio e ro to rs , LINDA PROTO, o/k/o O/k/o JESSICA L. PROTO, • SO Liter Engine . Whha Wells . RenxXe Com. . Interval WIpara » Till Wheal Mirrore *12,379 washers, ranges-clean, LINDA N. PROTO ' 0/k/o JESSICAL PROTO Prepared by William J. Shea The Hon. David C. Roooe, The Hon. David C. Roope, Assistant Town Attorney . Overdrive Trans . Duel Pwr. . Light Group guaranteed, parts and ser- Judge, of the Court of Pro­ Judge, pf the Court of Pro­ . Air Conditioning . Timed Gleet • Much Much Morel vloce. Low prices. B.D. bate, District of Coventry at bate, District of Coventry at This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this publi­ SAVE<1936 Peorl & Sons, 649 Main St. o hearing held on Junes, 19S6 o hearing held on Jun e 3,1986 cation In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days 643-2171. ordered that alt claims must ordered that oil claims must otter this publication of this Ordinance o petition signed by be presented to the fiduciary be presented to the fiduciary not less thon five (5) percent of the electors of the To w n, os 301 Center St. The Car Caring People on or before September 3, on or before September 3, determined from the latest official lists of the Reolstrors of Spit Cleaning Range. Ex­ 19$6 or be borred os by low 1986 or be barred Os by low Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk reouesllng Its Manchester cellent condition. Large provided. provided. reference to a special Town election. frost tree refrigerator Bertho E. Roppe, Bertha E. Roooe, STEPHEN T. CASSANO used 2 years, excellent Clerk O e rk S E C R E T A R Y / m o r i a r ^ y b r o t h e r s ,^ condition. 9 Cubic foot The fiduciary Is: The fiduciary Is: BOARD OF DIRECTORS Raymond J. Proto Raymond J. Proto MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT chest freezer, good condi­ 145 Bornsbee Lone 145 Bornsbee Lone tion. Coll 647-7547 after Coventry, CT 06238 Coventry, C T 06238 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 5th day of June, 1986. 643^5135 6pm. , 018-06 019-06 020-06 « 215. ous

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iHanrhlstpr Bfrairi >..Saturday, June 7, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, June 7. 1986 . . , V WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. June 7,1986 2 Between the Lines Weekend Plus Magazine Why Wait? Get prepared for the Saturday, June 7, 1986 Freshness of Spring!

2 Between the Lines: The story *The story behind the story. Look Better 4 Outlook: Secrets are great until someone sticks you with one. See Better behind the story 5 Profiles: MCC’s Robert Manning. Feel Better One more time. By Josie g Cover Story: Manchester’s Jen­ at nifer Joy used to sing her brother to sleep. Now she sings for a living. OPTICAL 763 Main St. 191 Main St. 9 Insights into Childhood: Going to Manchester Manchester 4 % the doctor needn’t be a frightening 643-1191 643-1900 experience. Eastbrook Mali Mansfield 10 Sexuality: In this week’s Kinsey 456-1141 Report, a woman who had a tubal ligation wants to reverse the Eastern Connecticut’s Leading Full Service Opticians procedure. SPECIAL SPRING SALE 11 Sexuality: Dr. Kuriansky compares sex with exercise. *5»o Savings *10'"’ Savings on Single Vision Eyoglauoa 1 2 A* Ihe Movies: The message of on Bifocal Eyaglattaa Fred Dryer w/coupon Expires B!30/86 , w/coupon Expires 6/30/86 ^ “Cobra” ... King of the character Please tell me about Fred actors... Film capsules. Dryer o f NBC’s “Hunter." *40'"' Sayings j *60®'’ Savings Mary R. Staudt, Manchester, 13 Weekend Television: An eight-page on High Faahlon ^ I On Naw Colorad ^ Conn.; Sherry Rosinsky, Green Facetad Eyaglaaaaa Soft Conlacf Lanaat Bay, Wis. pullout section. w/coupon Expires 6/30/86 w/coupon Expires 8/30/88 21 Music: Charity fests are hot ... *New Orders Only—No Other Discounts Apply—Non-transferrable A. He's 40, 6'6”, from Hawthorne, Calif., a former Tossing celebrity to the wind ... football defensive end who spent 22 Turntable tips. 13 seasons in the NFL with the New York Giants, the New 22 Behavior; Accident-prone people England Patriots and last, the are not just “unlucky.” Los Angeles Rams, from which he was unceremoniously (and, as Nick Nolte Justine Bateman he claimed in a lawsuit, 24 Celebrity: Arnold Schwarzenegger unjustly) dropped in 1981. has gone from hunk to actor. Q. I ’ve mtbmind Nick NoUe’s work for years, but I ’ve never Q. Could you please tell me where Justine Bateman grew up While in the game, though, he read amytking about him. Please help. Betty Ann Jones, and what she’s doing now. W.M., Oriand Park, HI.; S.K., had something of a hippie Health: Here are some amazing fat NorOipeU, N J. Fresno, Cal^. reputation. He lived for a time 27 A. He's 4S, from Omaha, the son of a A. She grew up in Woodland Hills, Calif., which technically in his Volkswagen van, wore his 29 and thin facts for the weight- housewife-turned-antique-dealer and a semipro football makes her a Valley Girl, the group designated by her friend hair shoulder-length and drank ------conscious. player-tumed-traveling-salesman. Because of his father's job, the Moon Zappa, although she vigorously denies it (attd, in fact, wheat-germ-and-celery cocktails family moved every couple of years. The only constant he had in recently bought a house in the Hollywood Hills to underscore that way before it was fashionable. 28 On the Road; Engine rebuilding isn’t for everyone. Specials for the Month of June the succession of unfamiliar schools was sports, specifically denial). Besides "Family Ties,” she's up for a couple of movie He was also widely known as a football. roles right now and may do some more producing — she tried joker — he used to dress up like 29 The Curious Shopper: Pistachio ice cream isn’t naturally green. Served Tuesday - Sunday Football got him through a number of colleges as well and he that role out by producing a play last year. a reporter, attend NFL press was heading for the NFL when he began to realize that he didn't conferences and ask Dining In: You can give your family a month’s worth of great really have the skills to make it (or the discipline — he was embarrassing ques .ons. 30 • 1 lb. Lobster ^11.95 kicked off a couple of squads and had a drinking problem as early Q. Is Erin Moran, the actress who played Tabitha on the series He also became interested in salads. as high school) and dropped out of college. “Bewitched,” the same Erin who plays the stepmother on acting while still in football and Baked, Stuffed or Boiled A friend steered him toward acting instead, and he was soon “SUver Spoons”? Claire Weinman, Atlanttc City, N J. in 1980 began acting 31 Dining Out: Hartford’s Comet is visited by Sondra Stave. deep into repertory theater and stock. He wound up in Los A. No, that actress was Enn Murphy. Erin Moran was on professionally in such projects as Angeles with a part in a William Inge play called “The Last “Happy Days” and the actress on “Silver Spoons” is Erin Gray. “The Kid from Nowhere,” • Veal Sorrento ^11.95 Pad," which got a lot of publicity when the author committed “Starmaker,” “Girls Life" and Correction A marriage of Veal, Eggplant, suicide two days before the opening. Q. Could you settte a question — is Lew Ayers Robert Wagner’s “Cannonball Run II.” He tested Ham and Cheese blended with Offers for film and TV followed; the one he took, for the father? Mrs. C. Parente, Union City, N J. for, and obviously didn't get, miniseries “Rich Man, Poor Man,” made him a TV star. He then A. No, Wagner's father was a steel company executive. Ted Danson's role in the series A computer mix-up caused a portion of Magazine. The correct profile appears on red and brown sauce. headed straight into movies; “The Deep," “Who'll Stop the “Cheers.” He did, of course, Robert Manning's Profile to be in error page 5 of this week's edition. W in the May 31 edition of Weekend Plus Rain,” “North Dallas Forty," “Hean Beat," “Cannery Row,” Q. Please tell me who had the leads in the movie version of get “Hunter,” and now he's (Specials include potato, vegetable and salad.) "48 HRS,” “Uttder Fire,” “Teachers," “The Ultimate Solution “Brigadoon.” I say Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse, but my branching out to feature Films. of Grace (Juigley” and “Down and Out in Beverly Hills." Next friends disagree. M. McAndrew, Scranton, Pa. His new project, which started Sunday; Brunch 11-3 / Dinner 4-9 up is “Extreme Prejudice," a drama about the Texas Rangers, to shooting last month in Israel, is Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly Editorial services by King Features A. 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Age 52 Occupation artist, Manchester Community College fine arts professor Marital status single Favorite food my own spinach lasagna Favorite sport tennis Roots for Celtics, Red Sox Idea of a good vacation making paintings of stone walls on Aran Island, off Ireland’s west coast What you do to relax read Type of music preferred classical Favorite actor, actress Bela Lugosi Elsa Lanchester Favorite book “The Source,” by James Michener Favorite quote “I can resist anything but temptation," Oscar Wilde Favorite store In Manchester Exposure, Center Street Pet peeve giving make-up exams Pets dog, cat, 2 birds, 10 chickens, a beehive Favorite spot In Manchester Manchester Racquet Club Car 1980 Chevette Favorite color white Last book read “Aztec," by Gary Jennings Favorite TV show Masterpiece Theater Best thing about Manchester It’s close to my South Windsor home. Worst thing about Manchester It’s 2'h hours from New York City. Reginald Pint^Manchester Herald

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The brain is the removes all types of paint and SUN. 10-9 both dress and sport, sport coats, socks, AWhoever tells you a secret — merely something to console Halloween costume parade the as I hated to, I had to revoke her varnish. Nonflammable formula MS-S S 64S-13M root of all this secret trouble. 35 and swears that you are the only yourself with while you’re following day. When no one in secret privileges 13 years ago for When someone is telling us a washes off with water. P M ties, wallets and cotton sweaters. one she is telling and that if you gening over your hurt feelings. the class had guessed my forgetting I told her not to tell secret and we're looking into his tell it she will know it— will All of this is just to say that identity, and 1 was so close to anyone about one of my love or her soul through his or her A n d if Dad is a F ly F isherm an, check o u t probably tell it to five other even listening to secrets is a the giant all-day-sucker prize for affairs, and in front of a group dead-level gaze, we think we'll people before 48 hours have preny risky business, while best costume that I could taste of people ravenous for the never forget how we're supposed “Joe’s Back Room” behind the clothing passed. telling them is downright it, my soon-to-be-former best morsel. to treat this information. And department for ideas. So, if someone who is not dangerous. After several major friend shouted out my name. Now, don’t get me wrong; I after a few weeks or even I continued to re-leam the love to hear secrets as much as months have gone by, the brain n a a M i B B treacherous lesson throughout anyone I know. I love them will still be capable of instant grade school, junior high and from the first sweaty anticipation recall of every lurid detail, MAGAZINE college. I’d just about have it of the possibility of knowing word-for-word, in technicolor. learned, when I'd fall once again them, through the rapture of The brain, however, will have New. Exciting. Locally Produced. Now don’t get me wrong. I love to hear for an innocent gaze and the actually hearing them, to the misfiled the peripheral details, phrase, “Why, I’d never tell I-know-something-you-don't- especially the key phrase. Another example of the Herald’s secrets as much as anyone I know. I love anybody!" from a friend or know, self-satisfied gloat that “Don’t tell this to anyone, ^ar^nan, ^/oliiier lover, ^ t t y soon I'd be blurting follows. but...” The brain will not commitment to the needs and them from the first sweaty anticipation of out the one thing that could send And seriously, most of us remember if this information is the possibility of knowing them, through the me into analysis if people were grow out of the ego need to tell the kind one is not supposed to interests of Manchester. 887 Main Street to find out. anything that carries enough tell anyone under any M anchester rapture of actually hearing them, to the Invariably, people found out, weight to make someone exact circumstance, or was it passed and I enter^ analysis. It was a promises from us not to tell. on with qualifiers? ■ I-know-something-you-don’t-know self- sure thing, and perhaps one But this doesn't make Watch for it every Saturday 643-2401 satisfied gloat that follows. could say that, in this age of secret-telling any safer. The real MC-VOA WELCOME uncertainty, it is nice to at least problem is not in the telling, or be able to count oruone . . even the hearing: The real WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. June 7. I W WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, June 7 .19t6 6 Cover Story 7 Cover Story

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A young actress pays her dues

When Jennifer Joy was small. secretarial science program at she often sang herself to sleep. MCC. She did just enough work Her big brother Jeffrey, who to get by. Her policy, she said, shared the bedroom with her. was to pick up as much did not appreciate it. information as possible during “ A bad review, and at such a classes, then strictly curtail the tender age! ” recalled Joy. with amount of time spent on asmjle. "Actually. I guess I homework. drove him crazy. I mean, there After-school hours were spent he was. trying to get to sleep, in dance lessons with Betty Jane Joy does a dance split on her parents’ porch in and I just wouldn't keep quiet." Turner and vocal coaching with Manchester. This spring, as a director in Peter Harvey, working on lines Illinois handed Joy $160. her for her shows or attending first paycheck for a full week's auditions. When she graduated work on the professional stage, from MCC. she went to work in a the 22-year-old actress from law office and continued her Manchester thought back on pursuit of theatrical roles. that long-ago time. □ DO Fortunately, her brother's bad 1 was Miss Irrepressible’ reviews did not deter her. She "It would have been continued to sing, dance and act. oh-so-easy just to’stay right here in Manchester, where I was “ I was Miss Irrepressible." she Continued ... strange.” she said. “ You can get cases of the said. com fortable." she said. " I was lonelies so bad. you just don't very lucky. I was well known There were talent shows and it 'protected.' I was kind of □ □ □ know what to do about it.” church solos, dance recitals and around here. I rarely went to an different, kind of low-key " It was not the first time that school chorus performances, audition where I didn't get the □ □ □ But in Rock Island, Joy has felt herself set apart beauty pageants — she's been part that I wanted." high-energy hijinks prevailed in from her peers. Joy remembers But being "different” has Miss Greater Vernon twice — "F o r Jen. it was becoming the the house operated by the walking through the halls at rarely been a problem for Joy, roles in dramas and musicals. proverbial 'big fish in a little theater, where 15 cast members Manchester High School and she m aintain^. "T h at’s just Most critics were far kinder pond' situation.” said Bob lived, worked and partied having what she calls "m isfit part of being an actor. You know than her brother Jeffrey, who is Richardson, chairman of the together: fits.” you’re different from everybody now in the Navy, and a big fan of department of arts and "There were parties abso­ " I would walk down a hall of else, from 'normal' people. I his sister's. communications at MCC. lutely every night and every lockers, and feel like I wanted to think it’s that you’re more Richardson worked with Joy party had a theme.” said Joy. jump right into one of them.” sensitive to what’s going on □ □ □ in four shows, then became her “ There were Southern belle she said. " I would really feel inside of people.” accompanist for her solo work in Over the past decade, parties, and '50s parties and like I was out of touch with She also is untroubled by her churches and at senior citizens' reviewers have described Joy as polyester parties, where we everything that was happening rather unconventional appear­ centers in the area. "an enormously gifted per­ would all hit the thrift shops and at school. Fortunately, that ance. “ It used to bother m e.” But the "b ig fish" was not form er" and "multi-tafented." buy up the tackiest polyester didn’t last real long. I'd snap out the former beauty queen said. " I content to remain in the little and her voice as one of outfits we could find. When we of it.” wanted a smaller behind, a pond. So early in 1986. she “ startling clarify." ran out of other themes, we Joy still corresponds with bigger top. Or I'd think about stuffed her Volkswagen with For 10 years, hers was a face would just rent a couple of VCR many of the friends she made in having a different nose, a clothing and makeup, dance — and a voice — fam iliar to movies and build our parties the MHS Roundtable Singers smaller mouth. shoes, and tapes, and headed for Manchester's Jennifer Joy contemplates an acting Manchester audiences. She around those.” and in the school’ s drama club. "There are still some days Rock Island. Ill.. where a chorus moved from the innocence of After a few weeks, Joy found Sock & Buskin. “ But the bunch that I look in the m irror and say. and singing career. H ere she’s pictured in her part in "Joseph and His Joy tap dances on the kitchen floor of her 12-year-old Rebecca in “ Our she needed to get away from of people I hung around with, we 'Oh. No! ’ But most of the time bedroom in her parents’ M anchester home. Amazing Technicolor Dream parents’ home. She’s practiced tap dancing Town" at Manchester Commun­ these after-performance events, were the school oddballs. We I ’m pretty happy with the Coat” awaited. It was full-time ity College to worldly-wise which would continue until the could just do our own things, and equipment that’s been dealt out here since she first began lessons. work in a professional show. Guinevere in the Manchester wee hours of the morning. " I no one really bothered us. ” tom e.” High School production of □ □ □ like parties, but this was just too Even a peer group of But if the fairy godmother of "C am elot" to the overtly sexual much,” she said. "oddballs” gives a support actresses should happen to Story by Nancy Pappas and highly sophisticated Carla “ You can't imagine the So every few nights, she would structure. And the directors in make an appearance, Joy said in The Producing Guild's “ 9." In changes in my life when I made withdraw to a friend’s the Manchester area often knew she’d ask for longer legs and between came starring roles in that move.” said Joy. who apartment, where she could of Joy through her father. more hair. "You can’t imagine local productions of "The returned to Manchester in May quietly soak in a hot tub. read a James Joy, a respected the work I do on this scrawny Photos by Gary Tucker Fantastiks," “ Carousel." for a three-week visit. " I think few magazines, or sip wine by community theater actor. mop, and I still don’t get it to do "Carnival." “Cole." “ Music I've always lived a pretty quiet candlelight. “ I left all of that when I went what I want.” Man,” "F id dler on the Roof” life. You might even have called “I think the people at the to Illinois. I went from living This summer will be a busy and more. actor$’ bouse understood. They some place all m y life, knowing Joy attended Rennet Junior .ConMMMd could see that I was needing a just about everyone, to knowing High. MHS and then the little space. M aybe I ’m kind of just about no one,” Joy said. . wOfumuvo WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, June 7, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. June 7. 1986 8 Cover Story 9 Insights into Childhood Going to the doctor

By Fr«d Rogers understand how children feel. and reassuring for grownups to w rth M arry H « d They were children who grew up give: For instance, stethoscopes wanting to help people stay and otoscopes do not let doctors hildren do have to go healthy when they’re well and hear or see a person’s thoughts. to the docllv, but of get better when they’re sick. (That’s something many children course they may It can take time for children, are really concerned almut.) wonder why juM as ■'in the clinical atmosphere of a Other truths are harder: they’re likely t ^ doctor’s office, to realize that Needles do hurt a little. But it’s wonder about the the people looking after them also a truth that the hurt they whysC of many ways their parents have feelings — just as all cause quickly goes away. try to protect them. A doctor’s people do. ■? Knowing what to expect in becoming part of a young child’s That makes me think of a unfamiliar situations is helpful life marks a significant step for .story of a little girl who didn't for all of us, particularly if .some everyone concerned: the sharing want to go for a check-up of what we have to expect is of care. That step is hard for because, as she said, “the going to be hard to bear. .some children to accept, but finger-prick lady wasn't nice to Invasions of personal privacy both parents and doctors can - me last time." Her mother can be upsetting for children as make it easier. suggested that maybe the well as grownups. There’s One way is to try to help a technician had been having a certainly nothing “silly" about a child understand that parents and bad day. that maybe she had child’s reluctance to strip naked doctors are a caring team. There wakened feeling grumpy about in a doctor’s office. We need to is a trust between them. That something. acknowledge that reluctance, but trust can be a crucial bridge for When the time came for the it may help overcome a child’s children, one that leads from check-up — and the finger prick hesitancy to let that child know trust of parents to trust of other — that was the first thing the he or she can be a helper in the important adults in their lives, little girl asked when they doctor’s work and that “you’ll other adults their parents trust. walked into the technician’s lab; be able to put all your clothes Another way is to let children “Are you feeling grumpy back on just as soon as the know that doctors can be today?" When the technician doctor's finished." ■ mothers and fathers. Ux). They laughingly reassured her that she may have children of their own was feeling fine, the girl held for whom they care in a parental out her finger, ready to t e l as well as professional way. cooperate. Of course not all doctors are Children need truth, for it's Children need to know that the doctor and parents, but all doctors were through, truth that children can children once and can learn trust. Some truths are easy parents are a team.

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By Dr. Judith KuriMwky them feci good. to how different parts of your She felt pressured by others and now regrets her decision One of the biggest lessons body feel. Focusing on the 11 illions of Americans Become your own ^exual cheerleader. women particularly need to learn sensations of being touched on By Dr. June Rclnltch mid-20s. Is there any danger in he had two different diseases are doing it: in sex is that “You are the one the outside and the inside is key Concerned not wearing underwear? I am named for him? Please check exercising. They jog Encourage yourself to keep going, f f who turns yourself on. You to experiencing sexual pleasure. told this is bad for many the facts, because I am very around the allow yourself to feel pleasure. Smile. Instead of frowning DEAR DR. REINISCH: I had DEAR DR. REINISCH; I’m a reasons. I also sleep in the nude. upset about the mixup in the It’s up to you, not him.’’ while you’re doing your jumping my tubes tied a year ago after The 22-year-old male and am neighborhood, lift Is there anything dangerous , name of Paget’s disease, legs to home videos Likewise in working out: no jacks, turn the comers of your our fourth child was born. From Kinsey concerned that there is about that? I’ve been told to stop M pain, no gain. No deposit, no mouth up. or pump iron with a personal the moment I had the operation something wrong with me doing both of these things, DEAR READER: My sincere would like to have happen. women who despair in sex, “I return. If you don't move your In sex, too, remind yourself to trainer. But besides becoming don’t feel anything” or “I done. I have been miserable. Report sexually. Most of the time it although I’ve never had any apology for any concern or more physically fit, (here are Imagine he is touching you the muscles, you won’t get the smile. You’ll feel more joy Every time I look at the scar I worries and embarrasses me. problems. way that gives you most should feel more.” benefits. You do the work and yourself. And you’ll get more confusion arising from the hidden benefits to working out. I tell these women to feel hate myself for what I did For two years I ’ve been answer to a woman who wrote to Lessons learned on the exercise pleasure. Imagine yourself you reap the rewards. pleasant responses from your because I was being pressured having a problem. The first time feeling content. even the tiniest sensations and to Do it for you. Men and women partner. ■ DEAR READER: Who told say she was diagnosed as having mat can actually tone up your build on those. When they stop by everyone. They said I had I have sex I ejaculate quickly, you that wearing underwear Paget’s disease of the vulva and sex life. “Visual imaging," as this develop sexual problems when Dr. Kurlantky Is a clinical reproductive procedure (which technique is called, makes it thinking they should be enough children already. but then I have to wait for atwut was necessary and what reasons wanted other women to know Take it to the limit To get the they “perform” in sex in order psychologist and certified I’m only 28 years old. love bypasses the Fallopian tubes 30 minutes before I can get more likely that what you want responding more, and start to impress, or even please, their were you given? With the about this disease as one source full benefits of exercising, you enjoying how they are sex therapist In New York children and some of my while still using your eggs and another erection. exception that the male genitals have to go beyond the point here will become real. partner. Of course your partner’s of vaginal itching. Don't focus on the past. Men responding, they feel more. City. Send your question to happiest times were when I was your husband’s sperm) might be A few months ago I visited a probably need the protection of In fact, there are two Paget’s you want to stop. After 12 reactions matter, but healthy sex pregnant. safer and more likely successful doctor and he said my problem notoriously long for the sexual Don’t compare. Have you ever comes from giving and receiving Dr. Judith Kurlansky, beingheldclosetothebody diseases listed in medical sit-ups, your stomach is burning. Sundmy Women Plus megazine, Is it possible to have the for you. is physical and not to worry vigor of their teen-age years. noticed people in an exercise pleasure for yourself first (this is during active sports (and need dictionaries. The one in the Your mind says, “I can’t go 235 east 45th Street New procedure reversed? How about it. but I do worry. And women often wish for the cla.ss, in front of the mirror, not selfish, but a step toward protective cups in some contact earlier column is a type of skin on." But you switch your looking at all the other bodies in York. N.Y. 10017. expensive is it ? Who do I get in If your chances for future Can anything be done to solve thoughts to, “I can, I can, I sexual desire they felt before the sharing). childbearing seem limited, ask sports). I found no research disease sometimes found on the children were bom or before the room: What are the others touch with? my problem? reporting that wearing under­ genital areas of older women can” And you push through In working out, too, it is best the fertility specialist to menopause. wearing? How many repetitions not to do it to “win a man.” If wear was necessary for male and men. but more frequently in and do five more. can they do? Do they have Send your questions DEAR READER; It is recommend a counselor who can DEAR READER; Are you The same thing happens in And embarking on fitness that didn’t work, you’d probably help you accept your situation health. women. Fewer than one-half of programs, women long for the thicker thighs? sometimes possible to reverse sure the physician didn’t say the In fact, the opposite may be patients diagnosed with Paget’s sex. Many women reach a high give up. Do it to feel good about to Dr. Judith Kuri- and live more happily with your firm breasts of their teen-age When your mind is flooded yourself. tubal ligation (cutting, burning problem was psychological true in terms of male disease on the genitals are also point of excitement, but then with comparisons, you can’t do ansky. King Features or blocking the Fallopian tubes existing family. Raising your (pertaining to the mind or reproductive health. There is hold back. "I'll never really let years, and men for their stamina Listen to your body. When children will require too much found to have a form of cancer in on the high-school football field your best. Try standing on one you’re exercising, get a sense of Syndicate, 235 E. 45th that carry the egg from the mental processes) instead of some evidence that wearing the genital area. go," they think, “I’m tired. I'll foot while watching to see if the ovaries to the uterus and inside energy and love for you to spend physical (pertaining to the underwear that holds the never have an orgasm." So they or in boot camp. how your muscles feel, when St., New York, N.Y. much time being angry at A more common location for Sex therapists always counsel person next to you can do it. they feel tired and when they which the sperm meet and body) ? I ask that question testicles close to the body this type of Paget’s disease is stop. Likely you’ll fall. fertilize the egg). yourself. because both premature ejacu­ reduces the number of sperm But they would reach a new men and women alike to forget feel toned. 10017. the skin of the nipple area of the the ghosts of the past. Approach A big lesson in .sex In sex, too, become sensitive The chance for a successful lation and regaining an erection produced, since it keeps the breasts of older women (and a plateau of excitement if they enrichment programs is also to tubal reanastomosis (recon­ are often related to psychologi­ temperature of the testicles too continued. And they can. As in each sexual encounter as if it Menage-a-trois few men). This Paget’s disease were the first time. concentrate on yourself. Don’t struction of the Fallopian tubes) cal concerns. high. is often associated with an exercising, they have to switch expect yourself to perform like varies from around 20 percent to Another point is that having a Moreover, many physicians from "1 can’t,” to "I can" And don’t exercise to get back DEAR DR. REINISCH; Does underlying cancer of I he breast into shape, the way you were. people in books or movies. You 60 percent. The success rate the term "menage-a-trois” 30-minute refractory period (the recommend that men who are ducts. while concentrating on the are the yardstick. appears to depend on several length of time following an music, or their muscles, or Those days are gone. Get into mean three people having sex at being treated for skin infections However, by far the most health, for now and for your Breathe. Many people hold factors, such as the condition of orgasm during which a man is of the genitals should sleep in thoughts. their breath in exercising, or in the same time? Do many people common Paget’s disease is Become your own sexual future. the tubes (how much tube was actually do this? unable to become sexually very loose-fitting underwear or called "Paget’s disease of bone" sex. But that only gives you a removed and which areas aroused again) is not unusual at cheerleader. Encourage yourself More is not better. To get sleep nude. In such cases, (also called osteitis deformans). where you want to go. you have headache and takes away your remain) and the skill of the age 22. healing is thought to be to keep going. energy. When you lose your DEAR READER; The French About 3 percent of the U.S. Picture your goals. People can to be where you are. That goes surgeon who does the repairing. term “menage-a-trois” is If the physician has indeed promoted by allowing the skin of population is affected, and it breath in exercising, you become The repair requires major give up an activity easily when for exercise and sex. literally translated as "house­ ruled out medical problems, the genitals to stay as dry as appears with equal frequency in I was once doing stretching anaerobic (without oxygen) and abdominal surgery and ex­ then you might want to consult a possible and avoiding contact they don’t .see immediate results. bum sugar instead of fat hold of t hree. “ This term is most both men and women. The But having a toned body and exercises at a health spa, and I tremely careful microsurgery, often used to describe a married sex therapist or sex counselor. with any sweat or moisture held affected bones can eventually became discouraged because I (thereby not getting the in which the surgeon operates Premature (too rapid) ejacula­ having a good sex life does couple plus a third person who is against the skin by underwear. thicken and soften, and involve some practice and some could not touch my head to my benefits). In sex, when you lose through a microscope usinp; the tion is treated by learning to your breath, take a break, then the lover of one of the spouses. weight-bearing bones can bend. skills. outstretched legs. Pull as hard as most delicate and precise recognize exactly when you will Some patients may also develop I could, my upper body just resume again. Steady breathing techniques. For example, any A good way to motivate Technically, the term does not ejaculate, stopping stimulation Paget’s disease other bone disorders, such as yourself is to “see" clearly in wouldn’t go over far enough. will increase your pleasure. roughness remaining after the imply that all three people make just before that point and then tumors. your mind's eye the end result The wise instructor calmed Take responsibility for repair may increase the risk of DEAR DR. REINISCH: In a love together, although the term resuming stimulation after I found no information linking you desire. me. “Go down only as far as yourself. Most people would later tubal ectopic pregnancy. regaining control of the recent column you called you can go. That’s where you’re is often used to suggest group Paget’s disease a type of skin the incidence of Paget’s disease In exercising, picture the body love it if they could Just stand In a tubal ectopic pregnancy, sexual activity among three impending orgasm. This of bone to the Paget’s disease of you want. See yourself smiling at for now. You can’t touch there and let an exercise trainer the fertilized egg implants and lengthens the amount of time cancer. My father has been or instructor do the work for people. This type of marital diagnosed as having Paget’s the skin, or to breast or genital at your image in the mirror. your toes til you’ve spent weeks begins to grow in a Fallopian spent in coitus. them. arrangement is thought to be disease, but was told it’s a type cancers. Imagine your husband hugging stretching your hamstrings and tube instead of in the uterus. fairly rare, although there are Shortening the refractory I would like to thank the many smaller love handles. back.” Or in sex they want to just lie This can rupture the tube and be period is a difficult matter and of bone disease. How does that back and let their partner make few data available. match with your description of a readers who wrote to ask for In sex, too, picture what you It reminded me of what I tell life-threatening for the mother. may require learning sensate- clarification. ■ Although surgical and hospital Researchers estimate that focus exercises. These help a skin disease often found on costs vary from one area to approximately 3 percent of man to focus on feeling women’s genital areas? another, the surgeon's fee plus married men and 1 percent of pleasurable sensations so that ECONOMY OIL AND PENNZOIL several days hospital stay would married women have engaged he stops thinking about whether DEAR DR. REINISCH: My TEAM FOR SAVINGS husband is a victim of Paget’s be several thousand dollars. in sex with another partner he has an erection yet or not. 14 Services In 10 Minutes while the spouse was present. disease. His legs are affected You might want to also ask for Erections simply cannot be E A R L Y W E E K (No appointment necessary) names of fertility specialists to The vast majority of those who willed. and have become very bowed. consult first. Perhaps in vitro reported this behavior also said After an orgasm, all men have He has been told it’s a bone SPECIAL 315 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER fertilization or some other that they did it only once. a refractory period during disorder. 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ALL FOB ONLY * 1 8 ’*^ COmPLETE a normal, healthy male in my Was Or. Paget so brilliant that . columns. W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday, June 7. 1986 12 At the Movies 13 to 20 WEEKEND TELEVISION Pullout Section The message of 'Cobra’ Film capsules Saturday, June 7 By Bob Thomas beauteous model, Brigitte Nielsen, witnesses one of them, and she becomes a target for the 9 ) It's Your Business Los Angelenos, beware! Abaotuto Baglniwra (PQ-13) — Eddia O'Connall, Palay 6:00AM dD Up Front (R) killers. Her protector: Cobra. @ ) Abbott and Costsllo Somewhere in the depths of your Kanait, David Bowla, AnKa Morria. (Mualcal Fanlaay) Music CD Young Edition unsuspecting city lurks a band They escape to a mountain [C N N ] Sports Close-up video master Julien Temple overstuffs this 94-rnlnute video with (D Davey & OdUrtti of murderous ruffians who work hideaway, but the police officer [D IS ] You and Me. Kid Cinema styie, sass and sensuaiity. This stunning story of coming of age GD David Toma Show themselves into a frenzy by with them is a spy for the band. 8:00AM CSD The Wuzzles (CO in London in 1958 substitutes imagery for narration. The film’s QD It's Your Buslneas clanging hatchets together in an K I l M Review Cobra shoots it out with an C3) CNN News CSD Popeye major flaw — mixing serious messages with pretty fluff — evil rendition of "The Anvil invading army — partner Reni Inaight / Out n n ® Pink Panther and Sons (CC) Chorus.” Then they go out and Santoni is wounded early. Can ultimately destroys it. Neither Bowie nor MorriS' unleash their [CNN] DaybTMk C l] In the Black slaughter citizens at random, there be any doubt of the talents, but most of the music is irresistible, especially Kensit [D IS ] Donald Duck Praaants QD Littia Rascals outcome? warbling "Having It All." Qrada: C-mlnus. [ESPN] Soccer: World Cup (R). (9 ) Fat Albert crying, “ It’s the way of the new characters have all the “ Cobra” is not without a [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Irroconcilable Differ­ ( g ) ® Snorks world.” When threatened, they dimension of Bugs Bunny and message. Complaining about Blue CHy (R) — Judd Nelson, AHy Shaady, Paul WMflald. ences' ICC) A nine-year-old girl tries to (S$ Sesame Street fCC) can mount enough artillery to 'divorce' herself from her s^-involved Road Runner, and the plot offers (Action) Any resemblance between this amateur shoot.-’erh-up ® From the Editor's Desk topple a Central American criminal justice. Stallone parents. Ryan O'Neal, Shelley Lof>g, Drew variations of “ Tom and Je rry.” and the Ross MacDonald hard-boiler on which It Is based is republic. mutters: “ We put ’em away, BarrYmore. 1984. Rated PG. ® Los Pollvoces Images flash on the screen with coincidental. The plot disappears in the Florida sun, and the [C N N ] Daybreak If you can buy all this, you they let ’em out. Tell it to the 6 : 1 SAM d) MOVIE: "rhundwMnU to the speed of a Rolling Stones judge.” dialogue is riddled with profanity. Only Winfield has any notion the Rescue' An ex-astroneut and Ns sons [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus might get your money's worth at video; 20 seconds is a lengthy launch an international air rescue opera­ He adds another comment by how to act. S h e ^ y , who gets worse with each outing, is at her [E S P N ] Australian Rules Football '86 "Cobra,” the latest emanation scene. tion. 1981. (R) . starting to recite a prisoner’s most affected, f ne disastrously miscast Nelson can’t decide if from Sylvester Stallone’s macho Written but not directed by 6:30AM GD KMaworM (R) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'SInbad the SeBor' in world. As an exercise in rights before he tosses a match his character is a justice-seeker or a wise guy. The few good GD Th* World Tomorrow tNs AraNan nights tale, the seafaring Sin- Stallone. "Cobra” casts him as moments are stolen from "Miami Vice," and we can’t give credit bad finds a treasure-filled island. DcMglas audience manipulation, it is on the culprit’s gasoline-soaked ( £ Faca-OH Fairbanks Jr.. Maureen O'Hara. 1947. Marion Cobretti, scourge of the body. for plagiarism. Gbade: C-mlnua. sheer perfection. underworld and the despair of (11) Jotla and tha Puaaycati [U S A ] Alive & Weill The director is George O ) 20 MImita Woritout Thoughtful reviewers have the L.A.P.D. Yes, he’s effective Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life la Calling (R) — Rlctiard Pryor, 8:30AM dD Berenstain Baars Cosmatos, lateof “ Rambo: ThundarMrdt 2086 trouble coming to grips with in blasting away hoodlums, but rSl Rainbow Brite First Blood II.” He again proves Dabble AHen, Paula KaNy, Scoey MncheN. (Drama) Several ® Mr. T Stallone movies. Despite all the his methods are deplored by his C£ Littles (CC) the master of outrageous action yeara ago, Pryor almoat died while free-baaing cocaine; this is - (3 ) World of Ptiotography critical blasts, his Aims keep regulation-minded superiors. Meet the Mayors and split-second editing. his cinematic catharsis. Pryor’s “true confession” Is styled after g j) El Club 700 rolling up huge grosses. Perhaps You can tell Cobra is a maverick QD MOVIE: 'BkKk Busters' The kids are reviewers should simply lighten Produced by Cannon Group Bob Fosse’s “All That Jazz": Flashbacks occur after [C N N ] CNN Invastigativa Raport at work tearing up the town. East Side because he wears tight jeans Kids. 1944. up and accept the Stallone films and released by Warner Bros., drug-riddled comedian Jo Jo (Pryor) has an out-of-body [D IS ] Contraption and shades, sports a kitchen CS) Que Pesa, USA? for what they are: cartoons. “Cobra” is rated R for language experience. But Jo Jo ’s drug problem is never explained [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Phar Lap' The sudden match in the comer of his mouth and mystenous (ieath of an Australian (g ) Spiderman and excessive violence. Running satisfactorily, and the film, which Pryor also co-wrote, champion racehorse is chronicled. Tom Or, in the case of "Cobra,” and drives an ancient, (g ) ® Qummi Bears (CC) cartoons a la music video. The time: 19 minutes. ■ produced and directed, is a dull ago trip. The film does, Burlinson, Martin Vaughan. Judy Morris. souped-up car with the license 1983. Rated PG. In Stereo. ® Wall Street Journal Report however, give ample opportunity for the cast to spout more plate "AW SOM 50,” 6:45AM H ) sign On S j] Jem obscenitlee than have ever been heard on the big screen. [C N N ] Big Story Cobra suspects a conspiracy 7;00AM d ) Ceptain Bob [D IS ] Good Morning Mickeyl Bob Thomas reviews movies in the ritual-like murders that d)Tartahawka for The Associated Press. take place all over town. A Short Circuit (PO) — Steve Quttenbarg, AHy Sheedy, Fisher [T M C ] MOVIE: Monsieur Verdoux' A d ) Naw Jaraay Paopla dapper Parisian murders weafthy women Stevens (Com e^) What sounds like absurdist comedy — a ' (H) M.A.S.K. in order to support his family. Charlie Chap­ robot built as the ultimata nuclear weapon is on the lam — is GD MOVIE: "Tha Diaambodiad' A group lin. Martha Raye, William Frawley. 1947. actually an uplifting anti-war film that is one of this year's best. of Americans in the jungle are bewitched 9:00AM (T) Muppet Babies by a doctor's wife. Paul Burke, AIKson Popples Quttenberg is Or. Newton Crosby, tireless creator of Number Hayes, John E. Wengraf. 1957. CD CD ® Bugs Bunny/Looney Turres Co­ Five, a mechanical soldier that looks like a walking car craah Bultwinkte medy Hour King of the character actors but has a heart bigger than GM. Sheedy fills the film with (g) Bwney Bmar & Friends CD Millionaire Maker bounce and good-natured realism as Five's first friend. Even (3 ) Ring Around the World Gi) Unde Waldo when the message is relentless, the film never loses appeal. (S ) Newsmakers (g ) Whiz Kids By Bob Thomas years before they’re a threat.” Broadway, driving trucks and ® Abbott and Costello “Short Circuit” Is everything “E.T." should have been. Grade: A. (g}g) Smurfs WHY ARE THESE PEOPLE SMILING? — It could be because their show is enjoying a Movie companies can be found Why does Dennehy have so tending bar to support his wife ® Follow Me @ ) Sesame Street (CC) very successful first season. Hal Williams, Marla Gibbs and Regina King star in ”227,’’ everywhere these days, not only little competition? and two daughters. His role in Top Gun (PG) — Tom Cruise, KeHy McGillls, Anthony ® Kidw} TV ^ Ask the Manager on downtown’s busy streets but “ Because of the decline of the the anti-Vietnam War play Edararda, VM Kllmar. (Action) Imagine a cross between “Iron [C N N ] Daybreak @ } Nuestra Familia which airs Saturdays on NBC. in posh neighborhoods such as . studio system.” he said. “ Streamers” helped launch his Eagle” and “An Officer and a Gentleman,” and you have a good [D IS ] Mousercise (S ) Yankee Woodkrt Hancock Park. “ Studios like MGM and Warner film career in 1977. [H B O ] MOVIE: Careful, He Might Hear dD Lost in Space notion what‘T o p Gun” is all about. 'T o p Gun” Is technically You* (CC| A young boy becomes entan­ harmless gift into chaos and destnxnion. O Guns of Will Sorawn (SIRodARsal The bastion of the Los Angeles Bros, kept character actors Dennehy has starred in two more proficient than the other two flicks but doesn’t pack their gled in a fierce custody battle between Ns [D IS ] Welcome to Pcx>h Comer Phoebe Cates. Zach GaHigan, Hoyt Axton. 1984. Rated PG. (3 ) WrastNng ( S MOVIE: 'Sabots' A ranch ownsr, a elite has been invaded by Orion under contract to supply their two aunts — one a wealthy spinster and [E S P N ] Revco’s World dess Women judge and a saloon keapar hira a gunman to television series, "BigShamus, emotional punch. The aerial dog fights are spectacular; the (31 ( S Ahrin Si tha Chipmunks tha other, a working-class wife. Wertdy (R). [U S A ] Keys to Succees do thsir dirty work and then discovar that Pictures trucks and trailers for pictures. They would appear in Little Shamus.” which had a script is reasonably Intelligent, and the acting is uniformly Hughes. Robyn Nevin, Nicholas GledNII. ( 3 Natura: KWmanjara (C O An sxplora- [H B O ] MOVIE: A Rare BreecT A teen­ 10:1 OAM [C N N ] Showbiz Weak they can't control him. Lee VanClasf. Wil­ the shooting of "Hard Cover,” eight or 10 pictures a year... swift death on CBS. and "Star of good. But it’s not easy to get worked up over an “enemy” 1983. Rated PG. age girl and her prize horse are kidnapped tk>n of Kenya’s Mt. Kiiinisnjaro is chroni­ liam Berger. Franco Ressel. 1970. cled. (60 min.) (R). starring James Woods and They could sustain long careers, the Fam ily,” which had a [USA] Jknmy Swaggart after winning several races. George Ken­ 1 0:30AM (X) (SB EwokVOroide Ad- (S i Cendlepin Bowling (presumably the Soviet Union) that is never mentioned by nedy, Forrest Tucker 1982. Rated PG. venture Hour (3 ) Three Stoogee Brian Dennehy. something that is difficult for similar fate on ABC. He recently 7:30AM CC Dungeons and Dragons g j) Aai Va al Baiabol name. Ohade: B. [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow GD Youth SpMks GD Uicha Libre SIN The big house on sedate actors today.” declined a spinoff series of "an (T ) Wonderama (Sfl Saaaroa Sirsst (CC) Expo . (3 ) Brandml ® Say Brother LucesOfeas one of 100 locations Dennehy was the crazy anti-feminist facist pig" whom CD In Depth gD Auto Racing: Grand Nadonai 300 9:10AM [C N N ] Health V»eak (g) ® Punky Brewster GD World Ctaes Championship for the psychological thriller. lineman in “ Semi-Tough." the he played on "Cagney and Trouble In Mind (R) — Kris Kristoflerson, Keith Carradine, ,(H) M.A.S.K. [C N N ] Nowaday 9:30AM CID utyM#* 3i Newton's Apple (CC) Wrestling Dennehy plays a cop who has sympathetic bartender who Lacey.” Lort Singer. (Drama) Mind you, there’s trouble here; This film is ® Underdog [E S P N ] Auto Racing '86: Toyota Co- [D IS ] PstronaSa OS Dudley Do-Right GD Super Lil>rD written best sellers. However, aided Dudley Moorein "10," the "It was funny and amusing for simply not good. After a glorious start (the credits roll, flaunting (9 ) Spiderman WMi Friends labrlty Race From Long Beech. CA. (60 [E S P N ] Frsddis Spancar Explaina Mo- (3 ) Andy Griffith © ) Presentel his life has soured and he is small-town police chief who one show, but how are you going min.) (R). toccyda Racing |R). the film’s foreboding fantasy), it wobbles along, looking for the g S New Jersey Hispeiw [C N N ] Style With Elsa Ktensch suffering writer’s block. His incited Sylvester Stallone to his [U S A ] Beet of Money. Money [H B O ] HBO Family Playhouaa: I W am to sustain an undemocratic uniting thread. Alan Rudolph has directed this tale of misfits, (g ) Rod & Reel to Go Home Two childran ara kidnapped solution is a collaboration, [D IS ] MOVIE: Now You See Him, Now 11:30AM (XI Kkra worid by thair moiher amidst a custody suit. (60 rampage in “ First Blood,” the right-winger for a series? You’d murder, money and madness without any of the self-assurance [C N N ] Money Week You Don't' A p ^ of coHege students use (XI T.V. Auction min.) literary and otherwise, with a Alaska pilot in "Never Cry he picketed by all the civil Channels the secret of invisibility to raise money for that made last year’s “Choose Me” so great. Showbiz [D IS ] DonaM Duck Preeants (3) 12 O'CkKk High former hit man (Woods).. Wolf." and the American righters.” hesaid. ' their school. Kurt Russell. Joe Flynn. 1972. [M A X ] IMOV)E: Fslhsr of tha Brida' A heavyweight Divine, best known for his performances in drag, [E S P N ] Tennie MegazkMi (R). Rated G. (3 ) S t Kidd Vidso brida-to-ba puts bar family through tha trial During a lull in filming. . detective in "Gorky Park.” “ There’s only one reason to do WFSB Hartford. CT CJ} of staging an immanaa wadding. Spancar (- tackles his first male role with the aplomb of a termite feasting 10:00AM CS HuSt Hogan's flock 'n' [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Stone Boy' (CC| A mid- ® Super Pownra Taam: Galactic syVNEW New York. NY CD Tracy. Ekzabath Taylor. Joan Baraislt. Dennehy discussed his career in “ Then Larry Kasdan wrote a a T V series: to get rich. Sure. I Wrestling westem farm family must face smotionsi OuanSana on formica. Grade: C. . - WTNH New Haven. CT CD adjustment after a member accidentally 1950. his dressing room trailer. Yes. beautiful part for me as the could take the money and run. WOR New York. NY CD CD Bionic Women (S ) Tony Brown's Journal kiBs his oldar brother. Robert DuvaM, Glenn [USA] MOVIE: 'Oavrs Mghtmara' A he is co-starring in a major film. sheriff in ’Silverado,’” said but why? I have no illusions Wise Guys (R) — Danny De VHo, Joe Pleecpo, CapL Lou WPIX New York. NY OD (X ) S S Laff-A-Lyropg absorbed by “ There are few actors around me. and I ’m grateful to Ron WXTV Paterson. NJ SD (31 Mr. flogare' Nafghbothood (X) WMl KkN coBsion course whh Phoonix. Arizona. (*- Vito and his pal Piscopo are small-town hoods vying for the big WOBY Springfield, MA his work. Gene Heckman. Herwy Thornes. chard Ciatina. Ekzabath AaNsy. David who can do what I do. I ’m 47. but a S i Maverick Rip Tom. 1984. Rstsd PG. gD Pro WrsstSng USA Howard, who had to fight for me time — but the result is a grimy mass that refuses to lie down WTIC Hertford. CT ID Oukst. 1978. g ]) Rakio Salvaia I S MOVIE: 'Maakad Avangara' Tbs I can play fairly young, say CNN Cable News Ntwrk Ic r«M l to do it.” and shut up. A shootout in a church seems sacrilegious and 11:00AM (XI flIeMa Rich leader of a trio lainhiog for a criroa lyndF 8 Amarica's Top Tan DISNEY Disney Channel lo ts !

------^ Saturday^ Continued Saturday, Continued . I m [D IS] Edison Twins [E S P N ] Bowling: PBA Showboat Sen­ Ninth Annual Young Contadlane Special ior's Classic From Las Vegas, NV (2 Ivs.) ACROSS DOWN [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Blood Song' A deranged [E S P N ] S pssdweete (R). killer escapes from a mental institution and A group of new talented comedians per­ (R) . terrorizes a high school student. Frankie form on national T V from Dangerfield's in ^ o s t a l s i a [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Romoncing ths Stons* 1 Actor Morris 2 "A — to LIva" New York City. (60 min.) (C C ) A mscho adventurer reluctenttv 2:10PM [C N N ] Health Weak Avalon, Dene Clark, Donna Wilkes. 1981. 5 . It's You" 3 Emargoricy room: abbr. "Then one day when the lady met this fellow ... and teams up with a timid romance writer m a 2:15PM [D IS ]D T V 9 Make s rrTisteke 4 8ua Ettan on "DaHas" 8:30PM 0 (g) Facta of Ufa (CC) (R). 11:00PM dD dD (2) ® ) ® N ew s search for her kidnapped sister and a fabu* 10 Currar or Majors 6 Potttical action groi^ In Stereo. dD MOVIE: 'Operation Pattteoat' A sub­ they knew that it was much more than a hunch ... that kMis stor>e. Michaei D o u ^ s , Kathleen Tur­ 2:30PM ® Bodywatch (CC) 12 Dr. HuxtsMs 6 Monogram for Ms. Elson marine captain and his zany crew use off­ this group would somehow form a fam ily... that's ner. Danny DeVito. 1984. Rated PG. In 0 1111* OM Houaa (CC) (S ) MOVIE: 'Heroes' A returning Vietnam 15^’— Crask"(ckjs to 7 and Aftsr" beat methods to get their vessel back in Stereo. veteran meets a woman who helps to ease @ ) Stwak Praviaw* the way they all became the Brady Bunch." puzzia anawar) 8 Maxicsn sandwich action. Cary Grant. Tony Curtis, Arthur Ns re-adju8tnf>ent Henry Winkler. Saly Throw in Alice the maid. Tiger the dog and the fam­ 1:00PM CB MOVIE: 'Th* stranaw' o 18 Scant 11 Loas 9:00PM CB Airwolf Hawke encounters O'Connell. 1959. Field. Harrison Ford, 1977. A n astronaut crashes on another planet 20 A Robarts 13 Hsram room a group of deaf children while trying to res­ (3D Superstars of Wrestling ily cal, and any Yuppie east ol the international dale [C N N ] Style With Elea Klensch cue a kidnapped scientist from a Central ar>d becomes a fugitive from the power o 21 Cuckoo 14 Actor Lloyd - - (due to (ID (2 ) Talas from tha Darkside line can sing the entire theme song. "T h e Brady structure there. Glenn Corbett. Cameron puzzia anawar) American nation. (60 min.) (R). [D IS ] Dianav's Lagands and Heroa 22 Second of a sariaa (3 i Mod Squad B u n ch ," the last bastion of middle-class suburban Mftchell. Lew Ayres. 1972. [M A X ] MOVIE: Ciooka and Coronets' 24 Irana or Slava 16 Duran (B 0 M O V IE: D on't Go to S iM p ' (CCI l 3 Great Detective wholesomeness on television in the '70s, was so cutesy 0 0 T h e Rockford Files An international gang sets out to puH off o O 25 Cody on "RIptIda'' 17 Collaga antrar>ca axam: A family is pulled to the edge of insanity when the eldest daughter returns from the it's a good thing viewers received it in half-hour doses. 0 0 M O V IE : Death Dream' 1972 some far>cy robberies at irvne stately Bri­ 28 Railroads: sbbr. abbr. 3 M OVIE: 'M r. Sardonicus' A doctor is 19 Wagon" grave. Dennis Weaver, Valerie Harper, asked by his former girlfriend to dure her (3D M O V IE: 'Alm ost S u m n w ' High tish mansions. Tatty Saveles. Edrth Evens. o 31 Away from tha wind The Brady family was, well, perfect. Widower and 23 Dorothy Hsmitt's tools Ruth Gordon. 1982 (R) husband of facial paralysis. Oscar Hom- school students plan their prom and plot Warren Oates. 1969. Rated PG 32 Scarlatt'a homa widow, each toting a trio of same-sea siblings, meet 28 Mwtd: Fr. olka, Ronald Lewis. Audrey Dalton. 1961. the election of thW school president. Didi [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Phar Lap' The sudden 34 Paatar (T) (® Boxing: Battle of tha Bermuda 27 Ctoas and are married — no messy divorce here. Tiger never Conn, Tim Matheson 1978. and mysterious death of an Australian 36 "For Lovaor — " Triangla Marvin Johnson vs. Jean Mane (%D Copa Mundial de Soccer; Esparta champion racehorse is chronicled. Tom 37 HaMowaan sour>d 29 Purpossissi Emebe. (2 hrs.) contra Irianda del Norte Transmitido 1 % shed; Mike and Carol Brady never fought. The Big Two (S) Soul Train Burknson. Martin Vaughan. Judy Moms. o o 30 Rivar: 8p. 30 Sign of s hit 3 ^ The Golden Girls (R). In Stereo desde el stadium 3 de Marzo en Guadala­ (sex and drugs) were never alluded lo, and major crises O ) Modem Maturity 33 Grand Canyon ststa: jara. (2 hrs., 15 min ) 1983. Rated PG. In Stereo. 41 Tatum’S dad Treasure Houses of Britain: Recap­ included conflicts over dates and bathroom abbr. 3 ® Lot's Oo Bowling [U S A ] Dick Cavett (R) 42 Slightly wat turing the Past (CC) Plas Newydd and (5^ Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin o o 35 Short lackal availability. (S ) Washington Week in Review (CC) Wightwick Manor are explored. (60 mm ) (61) It's a Uving 3:00PM (D MOVIE: Fists of tha 36 Shaddan on "T.J. (R) Because "Brady Bu n ch " story lines could never be (E ) Wacky World of Sports Vl/Mte Lotus' The evil Pro-Manchu Lotus Hookar" [C N N ] Pinnacle juicy, most of the show's humor was derived from the clan wages war against opponents from GID PELICULA: 'Gamboa' Eduardo Cesti [C N N ] Newsday 38 Opan acct. [DIS] MOVIE; Snowball Express' A Brady kids' antics: Peter feigned terminal illness in or­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Secret of the lion of Sheolin. Liu Chia Hu. Lo 1981. 40 Tha Hawkaya St. ^ MOVIE: 'The Adventures of Robin nice-guy from the East inherits a dilapi­ Venice' A young Itakan boy and a gondo­ (3 ) MOVIE: 'Sandy tha Seal' A light­ Hood' Swashbuckling Robin is busy rob­ dated resort some 10,000 feet up in the der to prompt a visit from Joe Namath; Greg stole^ a lier hunt for pirate treasure together house keeper adopts an orphaned seal pop bing the rich, aiding the poor, ridding Eng­ Rockies Dean Jones, Nancy Olson, Harry rival school's mascot; Marcia got bit in the nose with and Ns tw o children delight in cerirtg for rt, land of Prince John's tyranny and wooing Morgan. 1972 Rated G . [ES P N ] Auto Racing '86: World Sports o an errant football. Heinz Dreche. Marianne Koch. 1965. the hand of lovely Maid Marian Errol Flynn. [ESPN] SportsCenter Car Championship- Silverstone 1000 Olivia de Haviiland, Basil Rathbone 1938 Although the series ran from 1969-1974 and is still in From Silverstorie. England. (60 min.) (R). (3 ) MOVIE: 'Graduation Day' The mys- [TM C ] MOVIE: The Night of the Jug­ ooooooo [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Romancing the Stone' syndication, viewers are still left with the same puz­ twious deaths of Ngh school track stars [HBO] MOVIE: 'The NeverEnding gler' A former New York City cop tears the lead to a mystery madman. Christopher (CC) A macho adventurer reluctantly city apart to find his kidnapped daughter. zling question; What did Carol Brady do at home all Story' (CC ) A bookish yourigster enters a teams up with a timid romance writer in a fantasy world when he reads a strange George. Pat<^ MacKenzie. 1981. ooooooooo James Brolin, Cliff Gorman. Richard Castel­ day! search for her kidnapped sister and a fabu­ lano 1980. Rated R novel about the struggle to save an imagi­ (ID Star Games lous stone Michael Douglas. Kathleen Tur­ Question: What was Mike Brady's profession! nary kingdom from inrminent destruction. [U S A ] Night Flight @ (g ) InskSa Look ner, Danny DeVito. 1984 Rated PG. In N o ^ Hathaway, Bwrett Oliver. 1984. Stereo Hawaii Fhre-O Rated PG (g ) House for AN SeMons 1 1 :30PM (3D 9:10PM [CN N] Showbiz Week :J 9 M S U Y 1 ;30PM 01 Liviog WWi Animlta (g ) Under SeH TV puzzle solution on page 20 (3D MOVIE: The Woman in Green' [D IS ] M OVIE: The Private Ufa of Henry Holmes solves the finger murders. Basil 0 Pro WrMtUng [C N N ] Your Money V III' Because of his lusty pursuit of his Rathbone. Nigel Bruce, Hillary Brooke. @ ) Wan ttraat WMk [HBO] MOVIE: 'In Love W ith an Oldar many wives. King Henry leads England 1945 Woman* Conflicts m lifestyles and ideals 3 M O V IE: 'Powarforca * A U.S agent CB What’* Happening Now 7:05PM [C N N ] Sport* Saturday i D War of tha Start through a fiery and color^l reign. Charles dD The Honeymooners occur when an attorney falls in love with a loins forces with a Kong Kortg martial arts ( D Championahip WraatHng 7:30PM N*w * M agaitn* Laughton, Merle Oberon. Elsa LarKhester [C N N ] Nawamakar Saturday free-spirited woman 15 years Ns seniof. team to rescue the kidnapped pnrtcess of CB 3 M OVIE: 'Not A s a Stranger' This film ® 0 Star Trek 1933 [M A X ] Ganaaia in Concart Genaais and John Riner. Karen (Carlson. 1982. Morgrovia Bruce Baron. Bruce Li. Maody CB Tad Knight Show dramatizes a man's desire and efforts to CB M OVIE: '(aland Claw ’ L.A. Conr>ectk>n [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Romancing the Stone' Phil Co*ins come logether to parfomi clas Moore. 1977. (3 ) International Work! Championahip CB Jeopardy 9:30PM 0 0 227 (R), In Stereo. become a doctor. Robert Mitchum, Frank (3D Independent NetwoHc News (CC ) A macho adventurer reluctantly 3:1 5PM (g ) ® Major Laagua Base- WraatHng Sinatra, Olivia De Haviiland. 1955. [C N N ] Evana and Novak SIC hits from the earty seventies m lias in- baN: Chicago Cubs at St. Louis or Hous­ [DIS] MOVIE: Royal Wadding' A CB 0 In Search of... [CN N ] This Week in Japan (g) ABC News teams up with a timid romance writer in a concert special filmed live m England (60 (g) (g) Saturday Night Live Co-hosts 1 2;35AM [D IS] Rlverof ttw R*d Ap* ton at Los Angalas brother and sister dance team who travel 0 Mototwaak search for her kidnapped sister and a fabu­ to Englartd for the royal wedding fir>d their 0 0 At tha Movie* lOlOOPM (3D Magnum, P.l. Magnum Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall welcome musi­ [C N N ] CNN Investigattve Report lous stone. Michael Dwgiae, Kathleen Tur­ mm ) 0 White Shadow Telophono Auction 0 A* Scftooi* Match WHS must catch a group of cattle rustlers on a cal guests Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double 1:00AM CB [ESPN ] Roller Derby (R). ner, Danny DeVito. 1984. Rated PG. In 1:45PM ® Copa Mundial da Soecar: 3:30PM CB GoH: Wastchastar Clas­ own true loves. Fred Astaire, Jarte Powell, sic Coverage of the PGA Tour event is Peter Lawford. 1951. @ Adam Smith’* Money Worid Hawaiian ranch. (60 min.) (R) Trouble. (90 min.) (R). In Stereo. 0 Twilight Zono Stereo. Maxico contra Paraguay Transmitido 0 Fourth Estate 1:55AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Bolaro' featured from Westchester Country Club 0 Fama dD New s desde el stadium Arteca de Ciudad Mex- [ESPN] Rodao 0 Plica Is Right (g ) M OVIE: 'Priest Killer' The police 0 C N N Haadlino New* Leaving her English boarding school in [U S A ] Night Flight (R). in Harrison. NY (90 min,) search for the person who is murdering ICO [C N N ] Nawawatch 3 [USA] Alfred Hitchcock 0 MTV Top 20 Video Countdown search of adventure, a young girl finds her (2 hrs , 15 mm.) 4:10PM [CNN] Sporu Clou-up 0 Maud* 3:30AM CB m o v i e : -Aero** tha (3 ) Auto Racing: Coca Cola Naecar Race [D IS ] Beat of Ozzia and Harriat 3 3 Remington Staala Laura and Re- Catholic priests. George Kennedy. Ray­ own sheik in the deserts of Arabia. Bo De­ 2;00PM ( D Bsmeby .lones 0 What's Happaniiig Now mond Burr. 1971. 0 MOVIE: 'Dock* of N*w Orioan*' W ide Missouri' A group of men travel into (3 ) Dining in France In Stereo 4:30PM CB ® u.s. Op«i OoH Pmv [E S P N ] NFL Suparatar* (R) mirtgton go undercover to solve a murder Charlie Chan is confronted by the myster­ rek. George Kennedy, Andrea Occhipinti. the uncharted territory of the Blackfoot (3 ) MOVIE: T h e Bank Dick' As a reward law Faaturing Jack Nicklaus [C N N ] CNN Invastigstiv* Report connected with an all-frills airline. (60 min.) 3 Montreaux Rock Festival ious deaths of three men who shared a 1984. Rated R. Indians in search of precious beaver pelts for accidentaUy captunng a bank robber, a ® Inrwvation [M A X ] M O V IE: -Irraconcilabta DHfar dD Puttin' on tha Hits [U S A ] Cover Story (R), In Stereo. [C N N ] Sports Tonight secret chemical formula. Noland Winters. Clark Gable. Ricardo Montalban, John man is made a bank guard. W C. Fields, [C N N ] Special Raport arrcaa' (CC I A mne-year-old girl iriei to. 2:00AM CID Melba Moore's Collec­ Virginia Dale. Mantan Morelartd. 1948. tion of Love Songa In Stereo. Hodiak. 1951. Una Merkel, Cora Witherspoon. 1940 [U S A ] GoH: Woman's McDonald's 3 (g) Frugal Gourmet divorce herself from her self-involved 8:00PM CB C m iy lika ■ Fox A blind 3 Blake's 7 [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Everything You Always [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Roadhouse 68' A col­ 3 M O V IE: 'M oon and Sixpence' A bril­ (g ) MOVIE: 'Guleg' While covering an Championships TNrd Round (90 min.) [CN N ] Big Story payents Ryan O ’Neal. Shelley Long. Drew mystofy wnter enlists Harry's help when 3 Twilight Zone W ent^ to Know About ^x(But were (3D Please Let M e Live lege graduate's prize car is vartdalized by liant artist leaves his wife to seek refuge in Live Barrymore. 1984. Rated PG. she overhears a murder being planned in a afraid to esk)' Woody Allen presents a athletic event m Moscow, an American [ M A X ] M O V IE: 'These Three* Due to an dD Route 66 hoods while traveling through the desert. 3 That's tha Spirit Tahiti, (^o rge Sanders. Herbert Marshall, sportscaster is caught in a KGB trap and [U S A ] Oandn' USA restaurant. (60 min.) (R). farcical adaptation of this sex manual by Or. unreasonable lie by a yourtgster. the Judge Reinhold. Willem DaFoe. 1984. [C N N ] Crossfire Delores Dudley. 1943. sentenced to 10 years in a Soviet labor 4:00PM ® d» k» Few CE) MOVIE: 'A Day at the Races' The [CN N] CNN Evening News Reuben. Woody Allen, Gene Wilder. Lou courses of tNoe lives are changed arvl no- CBS News R a t^ R. camp, vifhere he plots a desperate escape Ig ) MOVIE: 'The Haunting' A carefutty tNng can ever again be the same for them. 6:30PM CB Marx Brothers visit a horse track with [H BO ] Not Necessarily tha News Jacobi. 1972. Rated R. 2:30AM CB ToB a Annourtcad 3:45AM [M A X ] m o v i e : 'Caddy*- selected group is introduced to frightening David Keith, Malcolm McDowell 1985 Minam Hopkins. Merle Oberon, Joel CB SmaH Wonder crazy results The Marx Brothers, Allan [M A X ] M OVIE; Gremlins' (C C ) A fath­ Off Track Batting 1 ;05AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Raw Cour- [C N N ] Sports Latanight hack' A young caddy working at an exclu­ manifestations '>* tl-.c supernatural Juke 1 2:00AM CB @ ) Cats arKi Dogs (CC) McCrea. 1936 CB ® ABC Now* Jones, Maureen O'Sullivan. 1937. er's present to his son evolves from a age' Three long-distance runners chal­ sive country club encounters several bi­ Hams. Claire Bloom. Rchard Johnson dD Dempsey ar>d Makepeace lenge themseh/ee to a run through the wild­ [ESPN] SportsCenter [TM C] MOVIE: The Jigsaw Man' (33 (g ) Great Heap (C C ) R2-D2 and C- harmless gift into chaos and destruction. zarre characters when he competes in a (3 ) MOVIE: 'Five' Five people are left on 1963 0 0 NBC New* d$) The Untouchables erness and are taken hostage by fartatical Years after defecting to Moscow, an ex- 3PO attempt to rescue a captive merchant Phoebe Cates, Zach Galligan. Hoyt Axton. 2:40 AM [HBO] MOVIE: Niekal goK tournament to win a college scholar­ earth after an atomic blast Wilkam Phipps. 0 Better Health survivaliste. Lois CNIes, Ronny Cox. 1984. ship. Chevy Chase, Ted Knight, Rodney ( 3 French Chef British intell»ger>ce agent is given plastic explorer and free a planet from the Em­ 1984. Rated PG [CN N] Newsnight Mountain’ T w o teenagers help a middle- Susan Douglas. James Anderson 1951 Rated R. Dangerfield. 1980. Rated R. (3 ) MOVIE: 'Nickel Ride* A cut-rate syn­ surgery and returns to Er>glar>d for one (S ) Bodywatch pire’s evil clutches. (60 min.) aged bachelor express his feelings. Mi­ Urtdaraaa World of Jacques Cous­ 10:30PM dD Black News [E S P N ] A W A Wrestling (R). (g) dicate N i man jeopardizes Nmseif by con­ more mission Michael Cairte, Laurence Ok- chael Cole, Patrick Cassidy. Heather Lan- [HBO] MOVIE: Vision [C N N ] Pinnada (33 To Be Announced [M AX] MOVIE: Tuff Turf (CC) The 1:10AM [CN N ] CNN Traval Quid* 4:15AM teau trolling access to a Los Angeles ware­ vier. 1984. Rated PG (3D Indapandant Network News genkamp. Quest' (CC) An awkward teenager's [D IS ] StM tha Baavat MOVIE: 'The Pride of the Yankaas' r>ew kid in town invites trouble when he E ) M O V IE : 'Frankenstein Conquais the house being used to Nde stolen goods (3D 3 Alfred Hitchcock 1:25AM CB SpMrflald'* Oaughtor training for an important wrestling match is C B S S p o ru SpK lal: In- The story of New York Yankee slugger Lou makes a play for a gartgleader's girffriertd. At the Moviee W o M ' In Hiroshima an American doctor Jason Miner. Lmda hiaynes 1975. 5:00PM CB [E S P N ] SportaCantar Part 1 A female reporter struggles for 3:00AM (ID disrupted when he falls in love with an Gehrig is presented. Gary Cooper. Babe 3 Alfred Hitchcock Prasants James Spader. Kim Richards, Paul Mones. and his Japanese assistants theorue that a tamational Raco of Champion* Cover- power in the world of international journal­ [CN N ] Newsnight older woman temporarily boarding at his E ) P EU C U LA : 'Menoe Torpes' Peter Lee [T M C ] FMm Short* Ruth. Walter Brennan. 1942. 1984. Rated R. wild boy lurking around the area is actually age of the second Iniemational Race of ® Recital con Marco Antonio Murtiz ism. (2 hrs., 10 min.) house. Matthew Modine. Linda Fiorentino, Lawrence. A de Mendoza 1979. Champions event is featured from Lexing­ Agmoaky A Company [ESPN] College Baseball: 1986 Worid the son of Frankenstein Nick Adams. 7:00PM CB (31) Avangars [H B O ] Rodney Dangarfiald Hosts tha 12:30AM (B Oaja vim Series From Omaha. NE. (3 hrs.) (R). Ronny Cox. 1985. Rated R. © ) NIegic of Oil Pakitmg ton, OH (60 mm.) Tape De(ayed 1:30AM (B Mad Movi** With tha Seuko Tagami, Kumi Mizumo 1966 CBChad^hOut 3 HK Makars 66: Top Video Hits of CB Mi»aioo: ImpoesiMa (X) Wheal of Fortune 1986 Some of the top videos of 1986, including videos by Heart and Whitney CB ® Balmont Staka* Coverage of the New* third event in horse racing’s Tnpte Crown CB Houston, are featured. (2 hrs.) 0 Jafferaon* IS featured from Belmont, NY. (60 min.) 3 (g ) Gim m a a Break (R), In Stereo DeCORMIER NISSAN (3 ) Eaaanca Video, CB Graataat Amarican Haro 3 Wild Amartca (CC) 0 Solid Gold ® Fama 3 M O V IE: 'Fade In' A womanizer meets ( 9 Papal Duckptn ChaBanga 0 M u p p a ta a film editor working on location and gets a )Ob on the set. Burt Reynolds. Barbara VCR & 0 Capitol Journal 0 CannacUciit Lawmakat* 227 Loden. 1968. T H m N A i v m m ® Julia Child and Company 0 Beat of FarnHy Feud 3 Novala: Cristal [CNN] Nawaamch 0 H'a a living dD 198B Mrs. America Pageant Video Camera [E S P N ] SurfinB: Wpallna Mastac* 0 Batnay MW at When Mary (Marta Gibbs) [CN N ] Piima News NEWIENGYAND VIDEO (H BO ) M O V IE: 'Misundaratood' Attar (H ) Dtrctor Who tails to get results trom city [E S P N ] CoMaga BaaabaH: 1986 Worfd tha death of hia wifa. a ahlpplng magnate otticials, she contacts the 0 DancaFavar Sarfas From Omaha. NE. (3 hrs.) Live. Rentais naglacu the need* of hi* young aon* white M O V IE: T h a Param Trap" After Mon.-Sat. 10am-9pm President ot the United [DIS] [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Vision Quast* (CC) An bamg ebaotbad by hi* work. Garw Hack- meeting by chance, aaparatad twin atatera States; and a Secret Service man, Henry Thom**. Rip Tom . 1984 awkward teenager's training for an impor­ Sundays & Holidays Noon-8pm achame to bring their parent* back to­ tant wrestling match is disrupted when he SAFETY INSPECTED VACATION READY USED CARS agent (Leslie Nielsen, r.) pre­ Rated PG- gether. Haylev Mai*. Maureen O ’Hare. [U 8 A ] Saturday Cattoon Exprasa fatts in love with an older woman tempor­ pares Mary and Lester (Hal Brian Keith. 1961. arily boarding at his house. Matthew Mod- 84 VW Rabbit •SSM 82 Nissan Sentra Wagon *4095 Williams) tor the visit, m “ A 5:30PM 0 (B) victtiiv Oanlan lE S P N ] FiahIn' Hot* (R| ine. Linda Fiorentino. Ronny Cox 1985. 81 Honda Civic Wagon *M9S 81 Datsun Maxima *5995 Letter to the Preaident.” air­ [C N N ] NataaniKier Satutday [HBO]StandlnBRaainOnly:UndaRon- Rated |^. 83 Lincoln Town Car *10,800 80 Toyota Corolla (Auto.)*4295 Over 3,800 Titles • VHS & BETA ing on N B C ’t •■227." SATUR­ [ESPN] tpliKi: »ii»lm»i>aar ‘BE Part 2 atadt with tha N ala on WdiBa Otchaelia [M A X ] M O V IE : 'Caddyshack' A young caddy working at an exclusive country club 83 Olds Delta 88 *0495 83 Plymouth Reliant *4995 DAY, JUNE 7. ’Tha ranownad rock aingar patform* with « the calabratad conductor/atrangar lor a •ncountars several bizarre characters 5:3SPM [DtS] Laural and H«dy concart of big band daaaica. (60 min.) yvtwn he competes in a goH tournament to NEW ENGLAND VIDEO CHECK U tT M O e FOR EXACT TSlIE win a c de ge scholarsNp. Chevy Chase. 285 BROAD STREET S;4SPM ® C o p a MundMdatoccar [T M C I MOVIE: ’Monalaur Vaadoua’ A Ted Knight. Rodney Dengarheld 1980. 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GD League Beeebdl: Baltimore at GD Cope Mundial d# Soccer: Belglca I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME New York Yankaaa contra Iraq Transmitido desde el estadio de Toluca. (2 hrs., 15 min.) by Henri Arnold and Bob Lea (8 Prasantal Sunday, Continued (S ) State W e're In Sunday, June 8 ® W B d Kingdom Unscramble these six Jumbles, GD Connecticut: Now GD Punto da Encuantro one letter to each square, to form PRINCE OF [C N N ] Inside Business (B ) WoH Trap Praeami the Kirov: Swan six ordinary words. IT [DIS] MOVIE: The Wild Pony' An Lake Leningrad's Kirov BaNei performs Rated PG. THE CITY 'Swan Lake* at Wolf Trap's FHerte Canter. [USA] OoH: WoRMfi'a (McDonahra emotionelly-tom family is brought together (33 Plasticman by ayoung boy'slove fora wild pony. Mar­ 6:00AM dD For Oor Tknot N A IT A l (2 hra., 30 min.) In Stereo. ClianmtenaWp i FinaU from MalvatTW, [USA] M onroae (X) In Touch Ministries PA. (2 hra.) Liva. ilyn Ughutone, Art Hiridle. 1880. (X) Btodt N«Wtt [CN N ] Money Weak 6:30PM CD c b s N « m Treat Williams (foreground), Oral Roberts [ESPN] SportsCentar 0 3 In Dopth (33 (S) 4:30PM (Q) Good Tlmaa CD m u p p m * In pursuit of a criminal, plays 1:45PM gSCopaMundWdaSoccOT: [HBO ] MOVIE: Historv of tha World - GD Joeie end the Pusaycata [C N N ] Evans and Novak (0) Insight _C Alamania O cddantal contra Eaoocia Tud Knight Show a New York City cop who Part r The foti^les of civilized men are sa­ Kenneth CopelarKi Tranamitido desde el estadio (^orregidora ( 3 ) C N N I I l i a n s H m w % (3) 5:00F^ CD Koiak & (SD NBC Nightly Nmm blows the whistle on depart­ tirized in this epic comedy. Mel Brooks. (S I Lesale en Queretaro. (2 hra.. 15 min.) Madeline Kahn, Harvey Kormsn. 1981. [DIS] Donad Duck PrMUts YARUF CD Black Shssp Squadron ® Family Cteuics ment corruption and finds (S) @ ) SeaeiTM Street (CC) 1:55PM (S W «M Cup Sooirar W «t Rated R. [ESPN] saterds: C s m h Tahos Ctim - 03) Fans ® ABC Nawt himself more a victim than a pto n W p Match b atw im Jkn Recnpe and ( S Tennia: French Open Men's Binglea Germ any va. Scotland Coverage is fea­ [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Loct In Amorica' (CC) tured from Mexico. (2 hra.. 6 min.) (SI It Takas a Thiaf [C N N ] InsMa Buskwaa hero. In "Prince of the City,” A disiluaiorted young coupia decides to Buddy Hal from Lake T ^ k m . NV. (60 min.) Final C o ve ra^ of the French Open men'a L l _ airing SUNDAY, JUNE • on escape the rat race eixl rediscover Amer- (R) . singias firtals is featured from Roiar>d G w - MOVIE: 'O nM of Dr. ® C H iP t Patnil [D IS] Dangar Bay 2:00PM QD ABC. Part II airs the following ice. Afeen Brooks, Julie Hagerty, Gerry [MAX] MOVIE: 'Monalaur Vardoux' A ros Stadium in Paris. (4 hrs., 55 min.) M u d tf A phyaicien. who unknowingly IS ) Monaymakara FIva [ESPN] Malar Laagua BaaabaTa Oraa- taat Hita: 1971 AB Star Oama |R). night. Marshall. 1985. Rated R. d a p p i Parisian murders wealthy women (3 ) Porky & Bugs NEEBOG aided in the eacepe of Abraham Uncoln'a IS WNd Kingdom aaaasain by setting hit broken leg, be­ [USA] Keys to S u c c o m (R). in o r d i to support his family. Charlie Chap­ ® The WorM Tomorrow ® FM l 7:00PM QD b o Mbiutaa lin, Martha R ^ , Wiliam Frawiey. 1947 •'"Y comes the subject of oi>e of the country's CHECK USTINQB FOR EXACT TIME 11:30PM (X) C B S New s GDUSwitaMisa moat infamous triaia. Dennia Weaver, ^ IS) Ths Shakaapaara Hour Hoatsd by C D ® MOVIE; OldVallar'ICCI Amon- 6:05AM ( h b o ] m o v i e : t i m i w t $D Super Sunday ^ A y aan SuKven. I960. W alter Matthau: King Laar Laar is rrris- grei dog atraya onto a Texes ranch and CD Blue Knight Starfightar* (C O A video game wizard is treated by his two eldMt d a u b e rs and proves his worth to the owrters. Dorotfty [C N N ] Daybreak ( 9 M O V IE: 'City for Conquoat’ A boxer (33 Sports Extra recruited by an akan to help save the univ­ sacfTficea everydiing to ensure his kid Bees, half msene, to a moor. (60 min.) McGuire, Fees Perker, Tom m y Kirk. 1967. erse. Robert Preston, Larrce Guest. 1984. (X) MilUonaire Maher [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Corm LOSTCY brother's futia^. James Cagney. Ann Sher­ GD It'a a Lhring CD Sw itch Rated PG. GD The Honeymooneia [ESPN] Fishin' Hole (R). idan, Arthur Kennedy. 1940. CffiBhra Knight [CN N] Nawswatch (3 ) Strietty Business 6:10AM [CN N ] BhowMz Weak [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Fletch' (CC ) Police cor­ (S) Hogan's Haroea Solid O d d [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Savannah SmHaa' A. (21) (3) ® Sporta Mechtna ruption ar>d drug traffickir>g eie ertcourv i m ® Sunny Night TN s film captures the six-ye«’-o)d girl charms tha two man who 6:30AM d ) Agronaky ft Company tered by a newspaper reporter worfcirtg ® ® SHvor Spoona (R), In Starao. HOW t h a t courage and digrvty of the athletea partici­ have abducted her and demanded a sizable (3 ) Profile Boston d ) Young EdMon ur>dercovef. Chevy Chase, Joe Don Bakw, ® In Saarch o( tha Troian W ar Tha pating in the 6th annual Handicapped ransom from hw wealthy parents. Mark MOVIE: 'Reunion et Fakborough' A Tim Matheson. 1985. Rated PG. Age of the Hereee Heinrich Schtomerm's Jones, Christopher Walken. 1985. Rated GD New Jarsay Paopla YERFIAF SUCCESSFUL- Olympics. (90 nkn.) MHter. Donovan Scott. Bridgatte Ander­ [D IS] MOVIE: 'Eagl*'* Wing' An Indian disillusioned American hero reluming to discovery of g ^ treasure in Troy is exam­ PG. and trapper risk all in their iMttle over a Christophi Ctosa-Up sen. 1982. Rated PG. England for an Air Corpa reunion, searches Gj) 9:30AM (33 Face the State ACROBAT FLEW (3 ) This W eek in BasabeK ined. (60 min.) wild horse. Martin Sheen, Sam Waterston, 8:30PM CD Foco-Off for his love of long ego. Robert Mitchum. (3 ) 20 Minute Workout (33 (S) l^ave It to Beaver ® Star Search 5;30PM Tony Brown'a .loumal Wild Amatica (CC) Harvey Keitel. 1979. Rated PG. THROUSH THE AIR. (Si ® ® M O V IE: 'Branco Bitty' A spoiled Deborah Karr. Red Bunons. 1985. (S ) Insights (33 Point of View [CN N ] Weak in Ravimv ® Night Court (R), In Stereo. [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Fletch' (C C ) Police cor­ (S iK Id a a T V heiress deserts her husband and beownes GD Spiritual Life Cnjsede (S ) Ring Around the World [D IS ] Bayortd Tron WiMiam Katt hosts a ® Hogan's Harass ruption ar>d drug trafficking are encoun­ GD J*m [C N N ] Sporta Sunday involved with the leader of a travekrM Wild [C N N ] Sporta Tonight behind-the-scenes look at Lucas-fUm West troupe. Clint Eastwood. Sandra tered by a newspaper repoaer working un­ [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klansch (S ) Day of Discovery RUSTEY (G) What's Happankig Now [D IS ] M O V IE: Road to Rio' A couple of Now arrange the circled letters to Ltd.'s experimenlai profecta. (60 min.) Locke, Scatman Crothers. 1 9 ^ . (R). dercover. Chevy Chase, Joe Don B ^ e r, [U SA ] Best of Money, Money (R). [DIS] Wish Upon a S ti ® Tenrtessee Tuxedo '' > form the surprise answer, as sug­ [CN N ] Nawsmakar Sunday one-time top musicians stow away on a Tim Matheson. 1985. Rated PG. 2:30PM (S> (3) Major League Baae- luxury liner bound for Rio. Bob Hope. Bing GD J*ni 'i 1:45PM (X) Entertainment This 6:45AM GD Davay & Goliath ( ^ Rev. David Paul [D IS ] Moustarplaca Thaatar [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Explorers' Three boys s gested by the above cartoon. baU: Boston at Milwaukee Crosby. Dorothy Lamour. 1947. [USA] Lancer Week Diahann Carroll, one of Hr^lywood's GD Nueva York Ahora [ES P N ] Outdoor Ufa |R|. build a spaceship that puts them in touch most glamorous and stunning iea^ng lad­ SD Sign On [H B O ] M O V IE: ‘Hysterical* The ghost of [ESPN] SportsCenter with aliens. Mary Kay Place, Ethan Hawke, ies, discusses her autobiography, "Dia­ GD Funtastic World of Hanrta-Barbera PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW a vengeful woman makes life difficult for a [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Clm anon' A pionaaring 8:45PM [DIS] DTV 7:00AM d) My Neighbor's Religion [ T M C ] M O V IE: ‘Antarctica’ Courageous JasonPresson. 1985. Rated PG. in Stereo. hann". (60 min.) [CN N] Your Morwy wnter. Hudson Brothers, Bud Con, Keenan couple is determined to su cce^ in Okla­ d ) Robert Schuller w i t h F "Y ■ Y sled dogs are abandoned to the vast and 9:00PM CD movie: 'RosIo: 'Hm Ro- OF Wynn. 198^. Rated PG. homa in 1889. Glenn Ford. K^ria Schell, •emery Clooney Story' Rosemary 9:30PM (33 in Depth CD Tears of famine [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents Anne Baxter. 1960. frozen Antarctic wasteland during a bliz­ d ) Eighth Day THE k A A A A A A ,<1 zard. Ken Takakura, Tsunehiko Watase. Clooney's courageous journey back from a (3) Fight Beck With David Horowitz [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Lost In America’ (CC) I C l 3:00PM CC (ai M*lor LMgua Bs m - 1 2:00AM (33 Jimmy Swaggart (X) Face-Off 5:45PM GD Cope MuiKliel da Soccer; 1984. Rated G. n^ental breakdown is presented. Sondra [U S A ] Wented: Dead or Alive A disillusioned young couple decides to ball; Team s to be Arwiourtced Locke. Tony Orlando. Joey Travolta. GD Star Trek GD JeriY Falwell escape the rat race and rediscover Amer­ Uruguay contra Dinamarca Transmitido [USA] Virginian Jumble answer on page 20 GD M O V IE: 'Chuka' A grizzled gunfighter desde el estadio Neza 86 en Nezahualcoy- 1982. (R). 10:00PM (X) ® New s G$ C N N Headline News GD Carrascoier>das ica. Albert Brooks, Julie Hagerty, Garry tries to promote peace between the Indi­ Marshall. 1985 Rated R otl. (2 hrs., 15 min.) 7:30PM (S ) ® Punky Browater |R|, In d 3 Footsteps of Giants This program ce­ (33 Straight Talk (3) Hogan's Haroea Worid Vision ans and some undisciplined soldiers Stereo. lebrates the 25 years since the first GD Independent Network News (3 ) Hill Street Blues Furillo's fact-finding CB S w Sunday guarding a nearby fon. Rod Taylor, Ernest 6:00PM CD CD ® ® (9) Nswa @) (ID Jimmy Swaggart 10:00AM CD N* « min.) (R). MOVIE; 'Angels From GZ) Cats and Doga (CC) manned space flight with a look at the U.S. commission uncovers devastating news Momirrg 12:30PM (X) Borgnine, John Mills. 1967. (3) Insight / Out GD MOVIE: 'Mr. Magoo in Sherwood H eir Homecoming for a Vietnam war hero (X) M OVIE: *Cleudir>e* The story of a love Space Program-its beginning, progress and Belker is treated roughly in a drug surv­ ® It's Your Business M O V IE: 'El Greco' An Italian painter affair between a garbage collector and a Murder. She Wrote ICC) (33 M O V IE: ‘M r. Hex' Mid-western occul­ Forest' The near-sighted Mr. Magoo min­ includes acid trips, pot parties and many GD 8:00PM CD and future. (60 min.) (3) Connecticut Arts Awards eillance. (60 min.) (R). ® Kenneth Copelartd arrives in T oledo to paint an altar-piece and poverty-stricken mother of six. Diahann Jessica uncovers a racetrack murder when tism IS mixed with a sociological examina­ gles with Robin H o ^ and his Merry Men available girls in addition to his old role as ® MOVIE: 'Prince of the City' (CC) (3) 38 on Sports falls in love with a young woman who Carroll, James Earl Jones, LawrerKe Hilton she visits her niece, a novice jockey. (60 (X) (3) Christian Lifeatyle Magazine [C N N ] Daybreak tion of wayward youths in the early days of with hilarious results. Voice by Jim leader of the peck. Tom Stern. Arlene Mar­ Part 1 of 2 A New York City detective is GD Mysteryl: Agatha Christie's Part­ warns him evidence is concocted to prove Jacobs 1974. min.) (R). Latin Tem po [D IS] Mousercise the automotive-motorcyle era. Tina Her- Backus. tel. 1968. tom between federal pressure and loyalty ners in Crime (CC) Tommy and Tuppence GD azo, Hilane Thompson, Keith Carradine. him a heretic. Mel Ferrer. Rosanna Schiaf- Police Story (X) Star Search [ESPN] AmericM Cup '67: A World's GD Q ua Pesa, USA? (33 to his fellow officers when he joins a spe­ attempt to recover a pink pearl stolen dur­ [CN N] Newsnight [ESPN] Speedweek (R) 1973 fino, Adolfo Cell. 1966 Eye View (R) GD MOVIE; 'Return of a Men Celled (33 David Tome Show cial investigations unit exposing police cor­ ing a posh dinner party. (60 min.) (R). [E S P N ] Rodeo (R). [U S A ] Sunday Cartoon Express (2$ Fourth Estate [C N N ] Larry King Weekend ruption. Treat Williams, Jerry Orbach, (33 This W eek W ith David Elrinkley Horae' An English nobleman returns to the Start of Something Big [H BO ] MOVIE: Hans Christian Ander­ (S ) Spotlight on Government GD Ufeatylea of the Rich end Famous Lindsay Crouse. 1981. (R). GD [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Evil That Men Do' 7:30AM (33 Barrio (33 Suriday Mess [DIS] Best of Walt Disney PreaenU: tribe of the Sioux to find them defeated (CC) An assassin is called out of retire­ sen' A teller of fairy tales falls in love with a Goofy's (^ a lc a d e of Sports Goofy gives following a brutal war. Richard Harris, Gale Gfi) Miaaion: Impossible [CN N] CNN Headline News Celebration of the Eucharist ( 0 Romagnolia' Table (3] New Jersey People ment to perform one final assignment. GD GD Super Sunday beautiful ballerina and dreams of magnifi­ us some detailed information about the Sondergaard, Geoffrey Lewis. 1976. [U S A ] Cover Story (R). [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report (3 ) M O V IE: 'W om en of the Year' A gos­ GD Love Boat Charles Bronson, Theresa Saldana. 1984. (33 In the Black GS) Pater Popoff cent ballets. Danny Kaye, Jeanmarie, Far­ vanous'sports with which he has been in­ sip columnist and a sportswrrier have a ley Granger. 1952. GD Avengers M O V IE: 'Thunder Bey' Oil prospec­ 10:1 5PM [M AX ] MOVIE: "Tha Flam- Rated R. (3 ) Day of Discovery [D IS ] Mouse Factory volved (60 min.) love/hate relationship that causes havoc G$ I Love Lucy (3 ) Smell Woftder tors battle shrimp fishermen when off­ ingo Kid' (CC) A plumber's son discovers [U S A ] Go For Your Dreamt: Cash Flow [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Flamingo Kid' [E S P N ] N FL Films (R) [ES P N ] Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic to everyone but them. Spencer Tracy, Ka- ® ) What About Women (S ) Chalice of Salvation (C C ) A plumber's son discovers the world shore drilling interferes with the fishing the world of the rich when he spends the Expo City. NJ (R). (3 ) Srteak Preview tharirie Hepburn, Reginald Owen. 1942. ® Little House on the Prairie dD ( ^ Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood of the rich when he spends the summer as 1:00PM CD NBA Baskatball Fliult community. James Stewart, Joanne Dru, summer as a cabana boy at a Long Island M O V IE: 'Adventuree of Pirx>cchio* (S) (3 ) Amazing Sroriea (R), In Stereo. 1 2:30AM S ) Naked City a cabana boy at a Long Island Country Game Six or Ahemate Programming [TMC] MOVIE: Entre Nous' (Dubbed) (3) Gilbert Rolar>d. 1953. Country Club. Matt Dillon, Richard Crenna. GD El Club 700 (3 ) Underdog The classic tala of the poor old woodcutter Hector Elizondo. 1984. Rated PG-13. Club. Matt Dillon, Richard Crenna, Hector (X) MOVIE: 'Travis Logan D.A.' A dis A bond of friendship between two women (3) @ Nature: Kinabulu: Summit of GD (© Masterpiece Theatre: Irish R.M. 31) Ooiw Scott [CN N ] Big Story ® W.V. Grant takes many turns and threatens their inef­ Geppetto and the puppet he brought to life. Borneo (C C ) The island of Kinabulu, the Elizondo. 1984 Rated PG-13. trict attorney disrupts the plans of a man 1978. (CC ) Part 3 of 6 The locals celebrate when 1 0:30PM QD Editor's Desk [C N N ] Styto W ith Elaa Klanich [DIS] You and Me, Kid [D IS] Wind in the Willows who murdered hts wife's lover. Vic Mor­ fectual husbands over the years. Isabelle highest point between the Himalayas and a ship carrying a full cargo of rum goes [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Explorers' Three boys Huppert, Miou-Miou, Guy Marchand. (B ) Austin City Limits Johnny Rodnquez New Guinea, is explored. (60 min.) (R). (3 ) Jim m y Swaggart 1 2:35AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'ChUdran [ESPN] SportsCemer [E S P N ] Major League BesebeH'a Grea­ build a spaceship that puts them in touch row, Hal Holbrook. 1970. aground near Skebawn. (60 min.) 1983. Rated PG. and David Allen Coe. (60 min.) In Stereo. Novela: Criatal GD One Generation Is Not Enough of the C om ' Adults are sacrificed as teen­ [TM C ] MOVIE: Savannah Smiles' A test Hits: Great Perwiant Races with aliens. Mary Kay Place, Ethar) Hawke, (X) PhH Sllvara GD [U SA] The Master Feme (3) It's a Living age cult members worship the god of corn. six-year-old girl charms the two men who Jason Presson. 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. GD [CNN] Prime News (3) Ask the Manager Peter Horton, Linda Hamilton. 1984. Rated 10:10AM [CNN] On th* M mmi (S) This Wa«k in BaMball Siempre an Domingo Raul Velasco es have a bd uct^ her and demanded a sizable C D GoH: Westchester Clas­ [CN N] Newswatch GD [U S A ] Hollywood Insider R. 11:10AM [ C N N ] C N N Tram- little girl who has been left as an lOU for a GD Vottron, Defender of the Universe land Long John Silver and Jim Hawkins are i SAVE »5*» I (S ) Kids, Incorporated biena gambling debt Walter Matthau. Julie An­ reunited after a ten year separation. (60 [CN N ] Daybreak ' [C N N ] Newsntaker Sunday drews, Tony Curtis 1980. I gn the purchase of | [CNN] Sportsweek min.) [D IS] Dumbo's Circus ( ^ Firing Line IB iO N *! [D IS] MOVIE: 'Here Come the Littles' [ES P N ] Auto Racing '86: Formula One [ESP N ] John Fox Outdoors (R) The five Littles experience many exciting Grand Prix of Belgium From Spa, Bel­ ® Sportsworid: O'Sullivan-Brown adventures 1 2:00PM (33 To Be Anrmunced Bout Shawn O'Suilivan meets Simon [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) gium. (2 hrs.) (R). |a l l v it a m in s &| (33 Bemaby Jones Brown in a 10-round welterweight bout WM 1 0:45AM (S ) Tennis: Franc:h Open 8:30AM (33 up From (33 Robert Schuller [H B O ] MOVIE: Grace Quigley' (CC) A from Toronto, Canada. (60 min.) MANCHESTER.CT M en's Singles Final Coverage of the crafty older woman enlists the aid of a hit­ I HEALTH FOODS | (X) The World Tomorrow French Open men's singles finals is fea­ O ) Greateet Sports Legends man to provide sn unusual service to New GD PEUCULA: 'Benjamin Argumedo' d D It Is Written tured from Roland Garros Stadium in Pans. (® MOVIE: 'Russian Roulette' A Royal York's senior citizens. Katharine Hepburn, Antonio Aguilar, Flor Silvestre. 1979. MEALTH AMO FITIMEBS CEIMTEA— I (Min. Purchase *20.00) | ( ^ Kidtinrte (3 hrs., 10 min.) Canadian Mountie tries to head off an as­ Nick Nolte. 1984. Rated PG ® Masterpiece Theatre: Irish R.M. sassination plot against Russian Premier (CC ) Major Yeatas unwittingly finds him­ ® Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg 11:00AM QD High school Bowl [M AX] MOVIE: 'View to a Kill' (CC) Kosygin while he is visiting Canada. James Bond hunts a maniac attempting to self the patron of the annual rivalry-tom A TOTAL HEALTH & FITNESS (33 David Toma Show ® Oavey & Goliath George Segal. Denholm Elliott. 1975. take over the world. Roger Moore, Grace regatta. (60 min.) CENTER FOR MEN & WOMEN [C N N ] Crossfire GD FTV (2$ McLaughlin Group Jones. Christopher Walken. 1985. Rated [CN N ] News Update SAVE *5“ [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey! d l) The Shakespeare Hour Hosted by G D M O V IE: 'Stagecoach' Enroute to PG [D IS ] M O V IE: 'Jungle Cat' The life cycle ' Fne Weight Training^ • Health Foods On any of the Welter Matthau: King Leer Lear is mis­ [ESPN] Fly Fishing with Joe Hum­ Cheyenne, a stagecoach with six passen­ [ T M C ] .M OVIE: A teenager must and behavior of one of the most successful treated by his two eldest daughters and < Nautilus a Aerobic Bikes phreys (R) gers encounters hostile Indians. Ann- deal with his father's jealousy while trying predators in the Amazon rain forest, the large selection of flees, half insane, to a moor. min ) Margret, Bing Crosby. Alex Cord 1966. to earn a living as a musician. Neil Barry, laguar. 1960. < Personal Coaching • Vitamins [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) James Quinn. 1985. Rated PG. (3 ) Three Stooges Sabroshow [HBO] MOVIE: The Last Starfightar' ' Suntanning • Pro Shop [M A X ] M O V IE 'F .I.S .T .'A labor organ- GD (@) Conversations With GD Modem Maturity [U S A ] M O V IE: Hero of Shaolln' An at­ (CC ) A video game wizard is recruited by WORKOUT tzer rises to power and corruption Sylves­ tempt is made to besiege the temple of the an alien to help save the univerae. Robart ter Stallone. Rod Steiger, Melinda Dillon GD Cosas de Casedos [CNN] Nawsday Worldwide Priest of the Martial Arts. Carter Wong, Lo Preston, Lance Guest. 1984. Rated PG. 646-3131 1978 Rated PG (ST) Nova: Antarctica: Earth's Last Fron­ [DIS] The Raccoons Lieh. 1978. 519 East Middle Turnpike APPAREL tier (CC ) The region of Antarctica, a wild­ (^J sacred Heart SportsCenter (Min, Purchase *20.00) 8:45AM erness of ice larger than the United States [ESPN] 1;30PM CE) Major League Baseball: Manchester 9:00AM (33 Comment and Mexico combined, is explored. (60 [USA] All American Wrestling New York Meta at Pittsburgh Continued... WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. June 7, 1W6 - IS

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M arie Okabe writes for United literally g u ^ n g a can of bear, Japan’s lack of a television ban Advertisers felt that the way opow d on teleyision stations .oo on drinking alcohol on the air. to appeal to the Japanese WEEKEND I-uUS, Saturday. June 7, 1986 W E EK E ND PLUS. Saturday, June 7, 1986 — t o 21 Music FREE ZO N E by Winthrop Prince 'Canned Film Festival Charity tests are Turntable tips r i is the absolute worst By Ethll* Ann Vare Host It,” a syndicated radio service that provides stations Hot singles around the country with star diving helmet and untamed "Las Vegas Hillbillies." 1966. with an The charity beat goes on 1. "Live to Tell" Madonna (Sire) interviews — from which the ByMarkSchwed ^ island women on the prowl for a all-star cast of Jayne Mansfield. through the summer, kicking off 2. "On My Own" Patti LaBelle & Michael McDonald (MCA) 3 ^ Mamie Van Doren. Sonny James. interviewer has been carefully few good men. with a fabulous schedule of Connie Smith. Bill Anderson. Ferlin edited out. A script is provided, . 3,"Greatest Love of All" Whitney Houston (Arista) It is the dregs, the pits, the Besides these horrors, the concerts in support of Amnesty Video Husky and Del Reeves. Two wacky noting what the questions 4, “l Can't Walt" Nu Shooz (Atlantic) slop, the slime, the absolute films feature some of the worst International, the global human- country singers on tour through Beat originally would have been, and 5. ’IAII I Need Is a Miracle" Mike & The Mechanics (Atlantic) worst you can find and, all directors and actors in film America get sidetracked in Las Vegas rights watchdog. Simple Minds the announcer from, say, e.’’l( You Leave” Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (A&M) things considered, it should history. when one inherits a broken-down gave the 25-year-old organiza­ W IM P -A M and FM in Lesser /."Something About You" Level 42 (Polydor) make (or pretty good viewing. But the gentle viewer does not saloon. tion a morale boost when they Podunk, pretends to have 8, "Crush On You" The Jets (MCA) A soda company is sponsoring only get the worst in film "Robot Monster." 1953. Gorilla in promoted the cause on a recent deep-sea diving helmet is sent from actually spoken to Whitney 9, "There’ll Be Sad Songs" Billy Ocean (Jive) what is perhaps the ieast history. Introducing each movie tour, and now massive dollars On a more personal level, planet Ro-man to take over Earth Houston, Julian Lennon or 10, "A Different Corner" George Michael (Columbia) anticipated series in modern and interwoven through com­ are to be raised through a series Dennis De Young, formerly of Enroute. monster meets girl, finds true Grace Slick. Somehow, this does television history, the “ Canned mercial breaks are comedy of live musical events. Styx, is giving a benefit concert love, but not soon enough. The world not strike us as exemplifying Film Festival,” a string of 13 vignettes, each linked themati­ ends and dinosaurs return. "Conspiracy of Hope” shows in Chicago on June 13 to raise Top LPs late-night films over the next 13 were scheduled in San money for the construction of a truth in broadcasting. cally to the feature presentation, “Rocket Attack, USA." 1959. Cold 1. "Whitney Houston" Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinum weeks, i War thriller In which an American Francisco and Los Angeles this Vietnam veterans memorial. whether it be “ Las Vegas □ □ □ (More than 1 million units sold.) The series was created by Dr. Hillbiilies” or “Santa Claus agent and a dancer race against time week, and are coming Sunday in The proposed monument, a to destroy a Russian atomic missile 2. "5150" Van Halen (Warner Bros.) Pepper Co.’s advertising Conquers the Martians.” Denver. Wednesday in Atlanta. scale copy of the Vietnam Not only do many rock-and- aimed at New York City. 3. "Like a Rock” Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band (Capitol) agency. Young & Rubicam, and Friday in Chicago, and June 15 veterans' memorial in Washing­ video stars long to become The series revolves around a "Santa Claus Conquers the in New Jersey. The $36-per- ton. D.C., would be built in big-time movie directors, the 4. "Raised on Radio” Journey (Columbia) -0 1 ^ \ targeted specifically to Dr. grand old theater in a smali Martians." 1664. Martians kidnap reverse is also true. John 5. “Winner In You" Patti LaBelle (MCA) Pepper’s consumer profile — Midwesternhhogn. Laraine Santa Claus, then good and bad ticket presentation features Chicago’s Grant Park. "young, independent thinkers Sting, U2, Bryan Adam s, Peter Carpenter, master of macabre 6. "Control” Janet Jackson (A&M) — Gold (More than 500,000 Newm an of “ Saturday Night Martlana battle out his fate. Will he □ □ □ Gabriel and Joan Baez on all movie mayhem, actually went units sold). with a taste for the unusual.” Live” fame plays a down-on- make It back in lime tor Christmas? "Ski Fever," 1967. Marlin Milner dates, with appearances at some so far as to write and sing the /."Parade" Prince & The Revolution (Paisley Park) The soda folks make no bones her-luck usherette whose dad According to New York City (Adam 12) and Claudia Martin concerts by Lou Reed, Jackson title cut for his upcoming flick about it. ’This series, nationaily once owned the theater and disc jockey Scott Muni, plans 8, "Please” Pet Shop Boys (EMI-America) syndicated to enough stations to (daughter ot Dean Martin) (all in love Browne. Pete Townshend, Jeff are in the works to make a TV “ Big Trouble in Little China,” 9, "’Pretty in Pink’ Soundtrack" (A&M) — Gold (More than whose mom still plays the organ at a ski lodge. But wait. Another ski Beck, the Neville Brothers and series based on Nicholas Roeg’s and invited directorial col­ 500,000 units sold). cover 75 percent of the country, there. She fantasizes about instructor has his eye on the same girl Santana. leagues Nick Castle (“The Last Puzzle features ’’the best of the worst seli-out crowds but settles for Suspense city! “ The Man Who Fell to Earth.” 10, ’’Play Deep" The Outfield (Columbia) — Gold MTV will broadcast eight Starfighter”) and Tommy Lee movies ever made.” They are the five reguiars who show up "The Slime People." 1963 Grimy which starred David Bowie. hours of the June IS show live Wallace (“Halloween III”) to not grade A, nor are they even every night. blob monsters emerge from the slime When Muni told Bowie about the Country singles grade B. These are strictly and take over Earth, starting with Los from Giants Stadium in East proposed series, the Thin White play backup. grade F classics. And now, the 13 best of the Angeles. Many humans get "slimed." Rutherford. N.J.. with stereo Duke replied that he would love According to Carpenter, 38. he 1. "Happy, Happy Birthday Baby" Ronnie Milsap (RCA) Jayne Mansfieid, Mamie Van worst films ever made: but in the nick ot time the hero simulcast available on West- to star in a big-screen sequel to was always a rock ‘n’ roller at 2. "Life’s Highway" Steve Wariner (MCA) answer discovers how *o vanquish the blob Doren. Bela Lugosi and Pia "Bride of the Monster." 1956. Stars wood One radio affiliates. the eerie tale, catching up with heart: he had a band in high 3. "Mama’s Never Seen Those Eyes" The Forrester Sisters A nsw er. monsters by making their insides ooze Zadora are just a few of the film Bela Lugosi as a mad scientist who Also upcoming — on the his alien character 10 years school, and played at the (Warner Bros.) ATTAIN FAIRLY BEGONE experiments with Increasing the size out. Fourth of July, of course — is later. occasional wrap party over the COSTLY RAREFY SURETY luminaries who. for one reason of men. The climactic finale delivers "Terror ot Tiny Town." 1936 A short 4. "Honky Tonk Man" Dwight Yoakam (Reprise) Farm Aid II. which hopes to sell years. In “ Halloween,” he used or another, are guilty of not only the large rubber octopus but brute evil Billy tries to Incite a feud 5. “Whoevar's in New England” Reba McEntire (MCA) □□□□□ □□□□□ □ O O one of his own songs as the How that successful acrobat participating in these flops. throws in a nuclear holocaust tor good between two families so he can take 85.(HX) seats in Austin. Texas, at □ 6. "Repetitlva Regret" Eddie Rabbitt (RCA) flew through the air— Some of the flicks are proud measure. Look tor the scene In which over their land. This is the world's only $20 each. Willie Nelson is slated Bad idea of the week is ‘U music coming through a car /."LIvIhg In the Promiseland” Willie Nelson (Columbia) winners of the Goiden ’Turkey the secretary picka up the phone, musical midget western. to headline the show, and John radio. The directors, who call "Prolect Moonbase." 1653. Cold- 8. "Everythlng that Glitters” Dan Seals (EMI-America) □ WITH THE Awards. Others snagged Son of which hasn't rung, and proceeds to Cougar Mellencamp, Huey their band the Coup de Villes, □ □ □ □ war, sci-fi thriller In which dastardly 9. "Read My Lips" Marie Osmond (Capitol-Curb) Golden ’Turkey Awards. For a carry on a conversation. Director Lewis and the News and Neil will get to appear in their own GREATEST OF Edward D. Wood Jr. forgot to dub In a agents try to sabotage America's 10. "TII I Loved You" Restless Heart (RCA) □ select few, the only suitable Young have already agreed to rock video movie promo phone ringing. space detenaes. Love on the moon. appear. The show would raise sometime this month. ■ FEES shrine is the Hollywood Hall of “The Crawling Hand." 1963. Moral "They Saved Hitler'a Brain." 1963. Shame. of the story: don't pick up a creepy Fanatical Nazia give eternal life to close to $2 million in ticket sales Adult contemporary singles 'The monsters are the best: a crawling hand on the beach. These their leader's brain and kidnap an alone, if all goes well, and 1. "Llve to Tell" Madonna (Sire) American scientist as part of their plan organizers aim for another $9 P h illyJoe Jam Jumble on page 16 rubber octopus, a crawling fingers are out lor revenge. Features 2. "On My Own” Patti LaBelle & Michael McDonald (M CA) SUZANNE the debut performance by SIrry to conquer the world. million in donations to the PLESHETTE hand, a gooey brain, grimy PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - 3, ‘There’ll Be Sad Songs" Billy Ocean (Jive-Arista) Steffen, noted sex Iceberg of the "Untamed Women." 1952. Camp farm ers’ cause when all is said blobs, a gorilla in deep-sea movie claaalc about Air Force flyers This year’s Mellon Jazz 4, "No One Is to Blame" Howard Jones (Elektra) 1660s. and done. TV puzzle on page 14 "Doctor of Doom," 1960. Stars who get stranded on Pacific Island Festival, opening June 14, is 5. ‘‘Holdlng Back the Years" Simply Red (Elektra) Mark Sekwed is television Armando Sllvestre as a mad doctor ruled by tribe of beautiful women who being dedicated to drummer 6, ’’A Different Corner" George Michael (Columbia) editor (or United Press who carries out fiendish experiments capture them as slaves. Volcanic Philly Joe Jones, who died last eruption breaks up the party. /."Greatest Love of AH" Whitney Houston (Arista) Intemattonal. with brain transplants. year. The nine-day event will 8. "Your Wildest Dreams" The Moody Blues (Polydor) feature Miles Davis, Lionel 9. “All I Need Is a Miracle" Mike & The Mechanics (Atlantic) Ethlie Ann Vare tunes into Hampton. MelTorme, B.B. 10. "Somethlng About You" Level 42 (Polydor) rock (or Newspaper Enterprise King, George Shearing and the Betty White wants 'Golden Girls’ to have a pet Association. StifTQ Newport Jazz Festival All-Stars.

Miss White first heard about the use of animals in therapy. Golden Girls,” it was being By Jony Buck “ Soap” and “ Benson.” “ The Golden Girls” when she As Miss White speaks, two ” W e’ve come very far in naughty and spicy on “ The M ary Tyler Moore Show” in the got a letter and the script. The dogs are at her feet. One is realizing how much these iittle LOS A N G E LE S - Betty 1970s that gave Miss White’s letter said Jay Sandrich would : Tossing celebrity to the wind Timothy, aiso known as Timmy, furry creatures keep our stress White, animal lover extraordi­ career a big boost. She won two direct the series. a black miniature poodle, and factors down,” she says. "The naire. has been wondering how “Well, you say Jay Sandrich ’s first three bom George O’Dowd. ; Cricket, a white Bichon Frise, a reason pets help the elderly is Em m ys for her portrayal of Sue By Mary Campbell the most trivial things excite shadow, lipstick and thrift shop she can get a pet into the house to me and I’ll follow him off the albums sold platinum in the and Mikey Craig. rare breed found in many early that they force them to think of Anne Nivens, the Happy you — getting on a subway, rags, r she shares with “The Goiden Homemaker who barely con­ cliff like a lemming,” Miss United States, which means 1 “ In the beginning I was very oil paintings. something else. It forces them to N E W YO R K - Boy George going for a walk. In England, I During an interview in the Giris” onNBC. White says. “He directed all of million or more copies of the LP. much like a mother hen. I At home is a cat, T.K., for get up in the morning and care cealed her cat’s claws and don’t have bodyguards. Even if dressing room of a TV studio 'T v e always had visions of Mary’s shows.” sometimes ieaves his Manhat­ controlled everything,” Boy for the pet.” wantonness. It changed her where he was about to appear on tape or compact disc. But the Rose hailing a closet animal the Tim m y’s Kitty. "She never lets tan apartment to buy cigarettes I’m rude to the occasional image. Before that she had been She was originally considered last LP , “ Waking Up With the George said. “ Now I don’t. The Timmy out of sight, so that’s Miss White recently lost in the middie of the night, person when I’m stopped every a news show, he fussed with his others don’t know about,” she (or the role of Blandie, a sort of House on Fire.” didn’t sell as guys push harder to get their where the name comes from.” Sooner, a mixed Labrador- known mainly as the chatty, five minutes. I must have the makeup and changed a quilted says. “ A lop-eared rabbit or Southern cousin to Sue Anne. tossing his ceiebrity to the wind. own way. I quite like that. It golden retriever she rescued vivacious hostess of parades and white jacket for a denim one well as “ ” something. So I think pians are she says. “ I reaiize I shouidn’t do it but I freedom to walk in the street.” pageants and talk shows. “ In the pilot script Blanche was and “. ” creates a sense of competition “ I’ve had animals all my from Sunset Boulevard 15 years do. nonetheiess.” the flamboy­ Boy George thrives on outlined with safety pins. in the works.” She had, however, starred in well-defined, but Rose wasn’t sparking rumors of a split. that I think is healthy. I got very life,” says Miss White, who is ago. “ He was six months old ant lead singer of Cuiture Ciub freedom, especially personal Although his main residence is The hit comedy about four three earlier series. ’’Life with that well-defined. It was Jay “ The sad thing about fame is bored ordering people around.” president emeritus of the Morris when we found him on the street said in a recent interview. freedom. in London, Boy George will be women who share a retirement Elizabeth,” “The Betty White who suggested I swap roles with that, like a flower, when it’s the Boy George writes all the Animal Fund (named for animal with a broken leg,” she says. ” ... When you become famous. When he first sashayed on to spending more time in New home in Miam i also stars Bea Show” and “ Date with an Rue McClanahan. He said no most beautiful it has to die,” the words and melodies, but the nutritionist Dr. M ark u. Morris, “ We brought him home for one the American music scene in York to do studio work before Arthur, Rue McClanahan and Angel.” After “The Mary Tyler matter how well I did Blanche 24-year-old singer said. “ Every songs are structured by the not Morris the cat) and a night to look for a home. We just 1982 with a spritely ditty called the Culture Club’s summer tour Estelle Getty. It was created by Moore Show,” she starred in a there would still be echoes of Sue band reaches a peak. I watch it. band. ■ member of the board of never found the right home. We "K issing to Be Clever,” and a for “ From Luxury to Susan Harris, who was behind short-lived series, also called Anne.” Z directors of the Los Angeles Zoo. named him Sooner because we’d year later with the melodic Heartache.” The group’s latest When we started to slack off. “The Betty White Show.” people said we were finished." She is the author of ’’Betty sooner bring him home than Mary Campbell writes about “ Karm a Chameleon,” he left L P was climbing the Cashbox She was married for 18 years Jerry BMik writes aboni White’s Pet Love,” now in iU leave him.” music makers lor The audiences in an androgynous Magazine best-selling chart, as Culture Club still has its to gam e show host Allen telertatM for The Associated third printing and available in Although she now plays the Associated Press. daze with his m ascara, eye was the single. “ Move Aw ay.” original members: Boy George. naive, innocent Rose on “The Ludden, who died in 1981. Press. paperback. The book is about w e e k e n d p l u s . Saturday. June 7. 19»6 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. June 7, 1M6 23 Behavior 22 Behavior Our own conflicts can cause mishaps

Continued ... undirected activity ending in an this chain reaction. Whenever accident. you feel keyed up, lie or sit had them on the same day of the Accidents frequently follow down, slump deliberately, relax u One miner was hurt seven times — each week or month — usually a day impulsive decisions and angry every set of muscles in your time when assigned to work in a shaft of special significance to the movements. Dr. Thomas N. body, one by one. You will injured. Others kept hurting Jenkins, director of soon feel too calm to rush off to where his father had been killed. Another themselves only in the same part psychological services of the find an accident. of the body. Analysis Corporation, warns that The accident-prone person miner had an accident every time his wife "Most accidents were the person who hurts himself often suffers from feelings of had threatened to leave him. observed to conform to a repeatedly is one who won’t inferiority and anonymity. pattern," Dr. Schulzinger heed or realize the need to act “Repeated accidents focus concluded, “and are thus pmdently. When you’re attention in his direction,” frequently predictable." accident-prone, you need to points out Dr. J. H. Hege, Accidents are unconsciously count to 100, not just to 10. medical director of the Ohio Oil offered some preliminary a medical record of frequent sought for the indirect, hidden If you’re feeling emotionally Company. “The attendant observations: injury refuse to acknowledge this satisfactions they bring. Some of upset, write down your feelings notoriety provides him with a “There isn’t any doubt that evidence that they are these goals are: escape from a or talk them out with your sense of importance equivalent most accidents represent, to accident-prone. Those who do, hard-to-handle situation; a spouse or a close friend. When to that of the great scientist, some degree, an unconscious however, become more careful vacation from responsibilities, you release steam that way, it musician oi; politician who invitation to self-injury. and usually stop having -'-:v makes the daily headlines.” accidents."* 'S-^'Zs self-pity to ease feelings of can't build up dangerous Unfortunately, many people with inadequacy; martrydom to make muscular tension and drive you If you sense that your others feel sorry. Often a person toward an accident. accidents fit into this category, Reject any impulse or decision short of psychiatric help you 7s> has an accident when he feels * ' * particularly angry or disgusted at that involves risk. To cool down would need a crash program to himself. quicker, ask yourself, “Am 1 so raise your self-esteem. Steps in “The power and tenacity of worked up over this becau.se it the right direction would be self-hate is astounding,” reminds me of the way my learning new skills, joining observed the late Dr. Karen parents used to boss me committees, cooperating in Homey, “even for the analyst around?” And: “How important efforts which will earn praise I who is familiar with the way it will this seem to me in another and public mention. V operates.” eight weeks?” Dr. Hege also points out that Self-sabotage becomes more Sometimes a woman may hurt accidents are more apt to occur difficult the moment you compel herself as a way of punishing when you live impulsively from this drive to operate openly. One someone close to her. If a wife day to day. Try to avoid acting housewife who began to suspect feels neglected or rejected, she on the spur of the moment, may be unconsciously tempted without planning. Non-accident X

Continued... we have just in being together, America with me. We’ve beeii the teamwork, the reassurance friends since 1965 in Munich. herself in shape and knock the we give each other — we have “Franco is the real success world dead!” supported each other totally from story, twice winning the Mr. She is a goregous girl and I always felt He still didn't know he was the day we met. Olympia title as the strongest from the very beginning that we would heading for stardom, Hollywood “No matter where our jobs man in the world in his category variety. “Pumping Iron” was a have taken us, we always spend (180 pounds). He came to this marry, that she was the perfect one for me. film strictly on body building weekends together. ‘Raw Deal’ co u n ^ without a word of about which he has since written was filmed in Chicago and English and no educational We see things the same way. We four best-selling books; but North Carolina. ‘Hunter’ is background and has gotten his comunicate easily. The joy we have just in Gentle filming in Mexico near Puerta doctor's degree in chiropractic “Stay Hungry,” in which he played opposite Jeff Bridges and Vallaita. and has become successful. He being together, the teamwork, the Sally Field, won him a Golden “We ski together, dance, is now manufacturing food Globe Award as the best swim. She is a wonderful tennis supplements as well, and is reassurance we give each other — we have newcomer in films, which in player who beats me all the successful at that. supported each other totally from the day giant turn led to “Conan.” time. That was not surprising in “Business methods are very “When a major studio spends the beginning because 1 wasn’t a different in America. I admire we met. 20 million dollars to film an epic good tennis player, but now I’m Franco for his skill and like 'Conan the Barbarian’ and a pretty good player and she still perseverance.” Something another 10 million to promote it, beats me. Arnold Schwarzenegger it’s very gratifying,” he says. “She also exemplifies today’s understands, having been investing in real estate — it’s How could I feel otherwise with This star has gone “It makes you feel serious about woman in America, which has programmed for success himself. the only way to go. I do careful the mother and father I had and the business. And then to follow been a great re-education for He probably has more bows to research, I have the academic the home 1 came from? it with a sequel. And ‘The me. I arrived in America just as his arrow than any actor in background, and most important, Unfortunately, my father could from hunk to actor Terminator,’ a science-fiction the big movement for liberation Hollywood. It isn’t that he I know where to get information not live to see all that has film which allowed me to appear was under way. There was doesn’t trust stardom, it's just quickly. So, I have my real happened; but my mother has. for the first time with clothes nothing like that in Europe and I that with his health, his energy estate business, my work as a She visits me here in America By Jane Ardmore was so proud and excited, Ttx) on, gave me still further loved the idea. I had always felt and his discipline, he can do so producer of body-building every spring at my house in bad he couldn't have lived to see encouragement. The message 1 that Women should be equal in much more. competitions, my career as an Santa Monica with the flowers e was programmed for what is happening to me now." got was that I could be sold sports, that it was so important “I keep busy,” he admits. actor, and of course, my and the garden and tennis court. success from the What is happening now is the without showing my muscles.” that they be able to compete on “Always, from the first dollar I relationship with Maria. This year, she had the added joy beginning — to be release of “Raw Deal," first Which doesn’t meant that he the same level as men and for made in this country. I’ve been - “Family is most important. of attending our wedding.” ■ strong and to be gentle. production of De Laurentiis has stopped training. He works the same kind of prizes as men. "Not unusual," he says Entertainment Group Inc., out daily at the World Gym in “I started promoting women in his strong but gentle starring Schwarzenegger as Santa Monica, and the in sports in 1977 when I voice.H "Many times, big strong Kaminsky, a one-time FBI agent marvelous body which at 6’2 co-produced Ms. Olympia.” As men are sensitive inside and who has been forced to resign weighed 250-260 pounds when a matter of fact, the minute ELIMINATE NEWSPAPER PROBLEMS very understanding of children. because of excessive bmtality in he first came to America is novy Arnold Schwarzenegger stopped My father, for example. He was his handling of a criminal who 220 and is being honed to 215 competing professionally, he RUSTPROOF 6'2". weighed 220 and was had molested, mutilated and for this upcoming role in started promoting what had been WITH A physically superb. He trained murdered a child. “Hunter” “because, since it is called the Mr. Universe contest. constantly, lifting weights, and "I can understand how that being filmed in the jungle (in He’d never thought the was European champion at could get to a guy," he says, his Mexico), I should not look too competition had been handled curling (a sport practiced on ice hazel eyes reflective, "and the healthy.” properly or had received with the player making a heavy prosecutor was looking for any America’s Prince of Weights, sufficient media or television NEWSPAPER BOX! plate literally Oy across the excuse to get rid of me anyhow; not unlike Britian’s Prince of coverage. He wanted to raise the ice)." he's a pretty evil man. So I'm Wales, has also found time stakes and make it a much more Mount Youi> Docs .Schwarzenegger working as a small-town sheriff along the way for romance and important event and also to have Home Delivery remember seeing his father in and not happy, when I'm asked marriage, which have been well women competing. action? "See him! By the time I to infiltrate a Chicago gangster covered in the media — the girl ‘Tve been involved with was 15, I was competing. From organization, wipe it out and Newspaper At with whom he fell in love and management ever since I have the time I was 3, he was find out who is the FBI leak. If Actress Kathryn Harrold appears at a cocktail party with who became his wife in a jusf finished producing The A Convenient teaching me — to run. to play 1 complete the operation Arnold Schwarzenegger. He recently married Maria Men’s Professional World Body soccer, to exercise correctly and successfully, I'll get back to the wedding-of-the-year at Hyannis PAP^ Building Competition and The „EWS Location. as soon as ptissible, to lift FBI. Of course, the operation is Shriver. Pott in April, was Maria Shriver Ms. International Contest in weights. He was a great successful; the prosecutor who of the Kennedy family, herself a influence on my life, the one nailed me is the leak." co-anchor on CBS’s Morning Columbus, Ohio — events It’s A Sure who taught me self-discipline, Schwarzenegger has, in the 11 '68, when at the age of 21, he young and inspirational.” directed me, explained to me News Show. which were sold out a month in who forced me to educate years since he retired from came to compete in another He continues, “You can see it about projecting, and everything They met at a tennis advance — and will be handling Way To the '86 Mr. Olympia myself. body-building competition, world championship event — he in the leadership of this country else 1 didn't know. It was a live tournament in '77, and for the "When I was a schoolboy" accomplished what might seem won the Mr. Olympia title seven and I'm glad to be a part of it. I show with a live audience and young man from Austria it was competition.” Safe News... Everyday! — attending a Catholic school in an impossible transition from times, and Mr. Universe five — became a citizen three years although I’d been performing in instant. “She is a gorgeous girl His early training, the Graz, Austria, where "hunk" in action-packed movies and then came on to Los ago. In fact, I feel as if in a life a way before live audiences all and I always felt, from the very influence of his father, is still White Leather Grained Finish / Black Lettering first, that we would marry, that apparent. Best man at his Schwarzenegger was bom in ’47 such as “Conan the Barbarian” Angeles (which he considers the before this, I must have lived in my life, it was quite another • Easy to Mount Instructions — "he and my mother would and “Conan the Destroyer” to a center of body building and this country, I feel so at home thing to be playing someone else she was the perfect one for me. wedding was his long-time come to the school every month successful actor in “The fitness interest). here. The things that have and having lines which had to be We see things the same way. friend Dr. Franco Columbu... ORDER BY MAIL .. a. He stayed to write for the happened to me could never pulled off so they were funny. We communicate easily. The joy “the fellow who came to Pick One Up At to check on how 1 was doing. Terminator” (which made Time Your Name He felt language was very magazine's Ten Best List of magazine Muscle and Fitness possibly have happened She has kept her eye on my important. 1 started studying 1984) and “Commando,” one and enrolled at UCLA to study anywhere else in the world." career ever since, she and her Address — Our Front Desk English when I was 10, Then in of I985's top grossers, which English, math and business One of the first things that husband, Gary Morton. They’ve City _____ Zip high school it was our second earned him ShoWest's Career administration. He later went on been great and so supportive. Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:00 or... happened was that, as Mr. My parents were responsible people and Please send me ____ Newspaper Boxes at *7 each. language. Achievement Award. to earn his degree in business Universe, he appeared on the “1 was surprised and delighted to start out with such □ Chock Enclosed □ Send It C.O.D. Contact our "My parents were responsible Did his father ever dream he and international economics at Merv Griffin Show and promptly were close to me and to my brother, who Circulation Dept, to people and were close to me and would become an actor? “He the University of Wisconsin. received a call from Lucille geniuses — Lucy and Art MAIL ORDER TO: Manchester Herald to my brother, who died 13 thought 1 was acting all my “I'd always dreamed of Los Ball. She had sec.i him on the Carney. He played the husband died 13 years ago. Our father was a body make arrangements ‘ years ago. Our father was a life," laughs Schwaizenegger. who had just walked out on her. Circulation Dept. Angeles and 1 loved it, loved the show and asked him to be on builder: we were body builders. My father 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, CT 06040 at 647-9946 body builder, we were body “But he had no idea I'd be paid mentality, the open-mindedness, her show, “Happy Anniversary And I was the masseur, the builders. My father lived long for doing it. I had no idea the spirit of America is so free! I and Goodbye,” with Art Italian masseur in tank top and enough to see me win the Mr. either. 1 had dreams and visions shorts, called in because Lucy’s lived long enough to see me win the Mr. love the way this country Carney. Olympia crown three times. Two like all kids and one of them welcomes new ideas, so girlfriend felt she should get Olympia crown three times, months before his death, he was to come to America and “There was a director on the different from Europe. I love the show,” Schwarzenegger says, Hlattrhpatpr Brralh watched me win this world visit Los Angeles.” body-building championship. He It happened in Novemember whole economic system which is “but it was Lucy who really ... Continued WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. June 7 ,19>6 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, J u n e 7 ,J ^ 27 Health

Nine in ten Manchester area readers Trivia for dieters: prefer the Manchester Herald Here are 24 amazing fat and thin facts for dedicated dieters

By Frances Sheridan Goulart cabbage, one stalk celery, one for local news large maraschino cherry, six raw ou can never be too rich peeled cucumber slices, three or too thin, as they say. average leaves iceberg lettuce, One reason why 79 two large leaves looseleaf over any other print publication. million Americans who lenuce, one tablespoon chopped don’t think we can win parsley, one average green the riches game are boiled pepper, four small raw radishes, five sprigs raw If you live in Manchester then the Herald’s the 00^ Yrighting the battle of the bulge. CO UA If you’re part of the watercress. newspaper for you because it’s the only one that’s hate-your-weight population, • Why you should have had a V-8: A 150-pound man will gain geared expressly to the needs of the community. A iHanrlifslrr lirralb here’s food for thought: • Where the fat is at: 15 three pounds twice as fast as a recent survey conducted by First Market Research 50-pound boy. of Boston pointed out that the Herald’s major Ferris begins percent of your total weight is skin; 7 to 9 percent is blood; the • Hungry as a bear: Polar strength is in its local news coverage and its bid for seal bears in the Bronx Zoo eat two in stale Senate rest is your fault. • Pickles were Cleopatra’s and a half pounds of chicken, intimate focus on the Manchester area. According four to five pounds of fish, one to the study, nearly nine in ten readers say they favorite diet food. • AC/DC calories: If all the and a half pounds of grass, 20 read the Herald for the local news and nearly seven energy to keep the fat of the pounds of bear chow a day. p y p v crM h Their favorite drink is ice-cold in ten say that local news is the most important fet Sorrwn land fat for a week were used for electricity, it would keep club soda. strength of the paper. Boston, Chicago, San Francisco • The world’s most caloric and Washington, D.C., plugged dessert is an “ice cream” called l—wsssaarsr in. Natloda eaten by Alaska’s Ten’a The same study shows that the Manchester Herald is • A laugh bums up the Indians. You need one pound of I U mMng 1 bear, one pound moose tallow rnmm ' rated quite highly in terms of space devoted to calories in half a stick of gum. •'Eighty-rive percent of all and two cups seal oil for one selected local issues in its Opinion pages. Nearly eight the Pima Indians in Arizona are batch. in ten readers find that the space devoted to too fat for their deerskins (it’s • Children are 20 to 30 viewpoints on local issues to be more than sufficient in genetic). percent heavier than they were explaining the issues. This extensive coverage • Planetary corpulence: If you 100 years ago (and 10 percent I asm S m Jffsi SlPJ weigh 100 pounds on earth, taller). provides readers with the depth of information they you’ll weigh 264 pounds on • Two ways to lose two need to make reasonable decisions on key local issues Jupiter. pounds in 12 months: Skip 15 that may impact on their lives today, or in the future. • Greta Garbo’s favorite diet potato chips or pass up half a snack was Swedish crackers and donut a week. In turn, the Letters to the Editor column allows unsalted butter. • The fattest fat man on readers an opportunity to vent their views on an issue. • Nibble, nibble, scribble, record tipped the scales at 1,069 scribble: The poet Lord Byron pounds. John Brower Minnoch The average C auca­ One of the most important news categories in the of Seattle, Wash., had to be I t M t - i u»i*«nr s' chewed tobacco to ward off sian newborn weighs minds of most Manchester area residents is local snack attacks between hurried in a coffin the size of a news, with nearly 75% rating the Manchester Herald pentameters. piano case. 8 ounces more than ...... - • Readers lo.sers: It takes one very high in this coverage area. • Classy but lo-cal: Jackie the average non-white u s favorite low-calorie calorie of food energy to read (500) meal: a glass of 650 words. newborn. champagne and one large potato • "You can eat as much as heaped with fresh caviar. you like as long as you don’t • Baby fat: The average swallow.” — Archie Moore. 1, m: Caucasian newborn weighs 8 • Rich men are fatter than Paying attention to the needs of its readers is the poor men and rich women are are two-thirds less likely to be Calories per day per capita than pound: Have 4'A Burger King ounces more than the average Double Whoppers with cheese at number one priority of the Manchester Herald. non-white newborn. thinner than poor women. admitted to the college of their any country in the world • The world’s slimmest slim choice than thin kids. (3,645). Lowest intake is in a sitting (3,600 calories). They feel it is their responsibility to listen,to what • A kiss bums six to 12 • A 15-minute strip-tease calories; sexual intercourse is jims suffer from Simmonds • Chewing the fat: Pure Ghana (930). residents in Manchester have to say. They’re Disease. They weigh 65 percent animal fat is the world’s most • If you live 80 years, you’ll bums 36 calories. good for nine. • “We never repent of having especially interested in hearing any comments you • There are more than 28,000 less than they should. caloric food (930 per three and a bum a total of 90 million eaten too little.” — Thomas may have about the service ydu get from the diets on public record. half ounces). calories per each pound of body • Sixty-five percent of the Jefferson. ■ Herald. They guarantee prompt delivery and • Fat phobia: 190 out of 500 U.S. population starts a new diet • Waisting away: A tape weight. Americans call “getting fat" at least once a year. measure is a good emergency • If you’re “morbidly courteous, efficient service on all billing matters. If their greatest fear, says the Diet • Fat kids eat twice as fast as scale — V* inches more at obese,” you weigh 50 percent you’re not s^itisfied, they want to know about it. If Workshop. thin kids and twice as often waist, hips or abdomen means too much. U.S. has I million you let them know how they can improve the paper • The world’s thinnest peope when they’re afraid. five pounds. M ,0.’s. for you, their readers, then they will continue to be are cachexies. Cachexia — • Supermarket aerobics: • Obesity boom: The average • Family fat: If one parent similar to anorexia — causes Grocery shopping for 10 minutes American eats 10 tons of food in tips the scales, the chances your your voice in Manchester. weight losses of up to 65 percent bums the calories in a the course of a lifetime. offspring will, too, is 40 of total body weight. half-ounce slice of bologna. • Fat on the line: The average percent. If both parents are • A 160-pound person bums • The average woman gains weight for a National Football heavy, make that 80 percent. about 285 calories in a three pounds every 5 years after League lineman is 260 pounds. • You have to staiid around three-mile, hour-long walk. age 25 — starting at the hips • Diet secrets from the five to six hours to bum 500 calories. • Merv Griffin’s diet secret: and thighs. People’s Republic of China: iHanrliPatpr Hpralfi Daily supplements, dried • Burger-bumoff: It takes IS raw fruit three times a day. • Pigging out? Wait until next minutes of mnning to bum • Per capita consumption of Chinese apricot, Chinese quince March 1; that’s National Pig calories in one fast-food butter is five pounds; margarine, Day, According to Chase’s and dried peony root with •‘YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER" Calendar of Annual Events. glehnia-root flavoring. sandwich. 1 1 . • Fat men and thin women • The human body contains • One out of every 20 U.S. • The average fat trtan has a have the most stable m atria^; secretaries eats a full 650-calotie pot belly. enough fat to make seven bars husky males and economy-sized of soap. meal at noon, says the U.S. • Calorie-counting in the • Ten foods with less than 10 Commerce Depaitment. chocolate capitoU: Belgium and females, the shakiest. Soiirrr: Firm MarkiH Rr««irch of Boston. Jiniwry. IQfl6. • Fastest way to gain one calories: one cup Chinese • Pudgy prejudice: Fat kids Luxemburg consume more WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, June 7, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. June 7, 1986 29 The Curious Shopper 28 On the Road

any difference between a frozen turicey and a fresh one.

ALLERGIC REACTIONS Engine rebuilding isn't for everyone TO FROZEN VEGETABLES / have severe food allergies. 1 When I eat some frozen green By Richard Harris long as the engine had to come Alas, pistachio vegetables such as green beans out, I suggested, why not trade it or mixed Italian vegetables, my in on a rebuilt engine? Sure it Do-it-yourself engine rebuild­ mouth swells. The symptoms Keeping would cost more, b u t... don’t occur when I eat broccoli ing isn’t for everyone, as I tried Uncle Fred shushed me. He to tell my Uncle Fred. Your Car gets its color or spinach. No ingredients are was on the phone renting a listed on the package of beans We all thought Uncle Fred’s “cherry picker” hoist to pull the old car had gasped its last. The Alive engine out and a trailer to haul it other than beans and salt. Could there be preservatives in odometer had rolled over from down to a machinist recom­ 99.999 miles to rero so long ago mended by local garages and from a bottle certain green vegetables and not that nobody could recall exactly hot-rod shops. Once he had in others? Agnes Alisio, when that momentous event dragged the engine down there, Philadelphia, Pa. took place. he saw the wisdom of letting the colors currently in use in If an additive, such as a For years, his car had barely “overhaul.” may include By Sonj« Hainze preservative, is an ingredient in re-machining or replacing any them finish rebuilding it. (He food are approved by the Food managed to chug to the crest of said it was because they had a and Drug Administration, a product, it must be listed on each hill, usually followed by a or all moving parts in the Why is pistachio ice cream the label. There would be no engine, from valves and pistons special tool to replace the Jacobson says that “in view of parade of fuming motorists. The pistons, which would save him the repeated hazards associated point in adding preservatives to knocking sounds from under the right down to the crankshaft. Although there’s a tiny vivid the trouble of renting one.) with coal tar dyes, one might plain frozen vegetables because hood kept growing louder, and You may have to remove the green kernel inside the pistachio the vegetable is adequately engine from the vehicle (often He has now reassembled, nut, this is not why the ice assume that the dyes now in use one day the car couldn’t make it reinstalled and reconnected the have been thoroughly tested. preserved by the freezing up a hill anymore. there’s no way to know until cream is green. It’s artificially process. Although the vegetables you’ve already disassembled engine. “I did it myself,” he colored. Is this really necessary? Tliat is not the case.” Uncle Fred ran classified ads says proudly. The rebuild took Granted, nobody would want are washed before they are to sell the car. but the rare the upper half of the engine). In a sutement prepared, by the frozen, there could be the The engine in Uncle Fred’s car five weeks and cost less than Certified Color Manufacturers to eat a gray hot dog or tan prospective buyer who managed half what a garage would have lemon Jello, but in many cases smallest trace of a pesticide to get the engine started was (an early Japanese import) Association, the use of artificial lingering on the beans and you weighed over 200 pounds. 1 charged if he’d driven the car coloring is unnecessary and, always alarmed by the racket food colors is defended: could be particularly sensitive to warned him ... there and left it. Or about the Jacobson contends, “signals a (sounding like a gang of “When Americans sit down to deficiency or absence of natural it. leprechauns with little sledge­ price of a new color TV and Sunday dinner, they expect the A week later. Uncle Fred VCR. Worth it? We’ll see. 1 am and often nutritious ingredients hammers trapped inside the peas to be green, If I were you, I would buy invited me inside his garage. willing to admit that, with whose colors the synthetic dyes motor) and promptly departed strawberry-flavored gelatin to be ftesh beans, preferably grown Hall the contents of the car’s perseverence, willingness to get seek to imitate.” organically, wash them well and “to think about it.” engine compartment were lined red, butter to be yellow and extremely greasy, plenty of pistachio ice cream to be green. prepare them in your usual 1 suggested that Uncle Fred up along one wall — about 300 tools and his instruction book, KEEHNG FROZEN ITIRKEY manner. If the same symptoms belts, hoses, bolts, nuts, “While most people are not mixture is tuna, chopped Worcestershire sauce; a teasptmn sell the parts from his relic, but maybe Uncle Fred did know I have had a turkey in my appear, tou could have your washers, brackets and parts — aware of it,” the statement freezer for over a year and it hard-boiled egg, sweet pickle pepper and mayonnaise. We like he interrupted my explanation what he was doing all along. answer. To be more scientific, this sandwich grilled.” of how to do it. “Nope.” he said. the smaller stuff in dozens of Maybe. Right now all the explains, “many foods would looks as good as when I put it relish, chopped green onions, a not exist as we know them have someone else prepare a few chopp^ green olives, D. Poole, Clovis, Calif: T guess I’ll do an engine rebuild neatly labeled baggies. The neighborhood kids are standing in. Can I use it? A reader in batch of frozen beans and a head was off the engine, and I without added colors. There are shredded Cheddar cheese and “Here are my ingredients for on ’er.” around his driveway as Uncle Scranton, Pa. batch of firesh beans, and ekt could see down the cylinder hundreds of products eaten by mayonnaise or salad dressing.” tuna sandwiches; mayo, Fred makes a show of searching The National Turkey them at different times without mustard, garlic powder, pepper, An engine rebuild is serious holes. Americans every day that F ^ration advises that you use Mrs. Chase would also like to business — the most difficult for the starter key, ’’rnakin’ knowing which is which. chopped onions, chopped green ready to fire ’er up” for the first contain color additives, your turkey within six months, know if any readers know how

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WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. June 7, 1986 31 Dining Out

Easy salads, dressings and spreads The Comet ifV.

By Sondra A>tor Stave sample the widest variety of offerings by concentrating on Here are 30 ways to put salad on the menu for 30 days the small dishes. We found that If you’ve ever wondered what the range was broad in quality a diner would be like if it were as well. designed for the Yuppies of the A cup of soup of the day, By Francat Sharklan Goulart teaspoon paprika, pinch dry I 1980s, you can find out by pureed carrot, was an mustard, I tablespoon honey, % visiting the Comet at 267 cup red wine vinegar. Process in auspicious beginning. While it ot a minute? That's Farmington Ave,, Hartford, might have been served hotter, all it takes to make a blender 10 seconds. With 1 Until three years ago, it was the the blend of carrot and cream salad. Make it two blender tunning, add •’/< cup Aetna, an apt name since that was deftly seasoned and minutes and you’ve sunflower oil in a slow stream insurance company is just next definitely had a homemade got dressing, too. Go until dressing thickens. Use on door. any mixed green or fruit salad. taste. for three and you can But now it is the Comet, and it Next came a sausage turnover 3. Quick Curried Mayo: 2 chill a salad spread. Here are 30 does shine like a heavenly body. with ricotta cheese and flaky Gways to put salad on the menu tablespoons boiling water or While the outside looks like pastry, and a pleasantly chunky broth, I teaspoon curry powder. for the next 30 days; serviceable aluminum, inside it sauce. The meat and cheese Simmer over low heat 10 Mix and match ingredients is chrome with an art deco provided both textural and seconds, stirring. Add to % cup below with the suggested sophist ication. Black-and- flaovr counterpoint and the mayonnaise. Cool. 30-second salad dressing or use maroon chairs are set off by generous size would have made 4 10-Caloria Dressing; / the storebought dressing o f your . starched white table linens and it appropriate for a luncheon pound pot cheese or uncreamed choice; mirrors. The whole effect is entree. (It does, in fact, appear cottage cheese. I crushed garlic 1. Spinach, leaf lettuce, young stunning. on the lunch menu.) clove, I tablespoon chopped dandelion greens, radishes, snow The Comet is open for lunch The broiled chicken breast parsley, salt to taste (opt.); add peas and scallions plus I Monday through Friday from was supposed to be marinated in skim milk to thin. 10 calories per tablespoon crushed fennel seed, 11:30 a m. to 2:30 p.m. From an Indonesian spice blend. If Qary Tuckar/Manchaatar Harald oil and vinegar. Dress with Fast tablespoon. then until closing, which is this was done, the marination 5. Roquefort-orr-the-Quick: French or Tomato Plus Dressing. around midnight Monday was brief or the mixture lacked Process 2 ounces Roquefort The Comet on Farmington Avenue in Hartford is next 2. Oak-tip or buttercrunch leaf through Saturday (they open at oomph as the breast did not lettuce, basil and sliced pears cheese at room temperature, '/> 6 a .m. on Saturday). the dinner make the kind of declarative door to the Aetna Insurance Co. (dried or fresb). Add lemon cup milk. I tablespoon sour menu is available. The bill of statement we expected. It was juice or lemon vinegar. cream. Juice o f I lemon in fare is an eclectic one. Not only pleasant but it lacked character. two kinds of chicken, and pasta, 3. Chopped mint, basil, blender until smooth. does it borrow from areas as The vegetable of the day was Fresh eggplant with curried seafood and other daily specials. parsley, cherry tomato halves, 6. One-Minute Vinaigrette: 3 diverse as Italy. India and A broiled pork chop was an fiddlehead ferns, a good spring vegetables and nuts was Our little dishes served to scallions, feta cheese. Dress cloves garlic, crushed, or to Indonesia, but it also offers a full example of truth in labeling. The disappointing. While the stuffing offering. This was one of the whet our appetites and we found with One-Minute Vinaigrette. taste, / cup olive or peanut oil, complement of little dinners chop appeared on the plate nude was crisp and flavorful, the stars of the meal, spiked with as we concluded that we were 4. Oak-tip leaf lettuce, sesame '/< cup sherry or white wine (somewhat like the Spanish with the exception of some eggplant shell was still at least garlic and cooked crisp tender. seeds, grapefruit sections. vinegar, / teaspoon salt or tapas) as well as full-sized main leaves of lettuce. Its plain Bread is included with the hungry for something sweet. 15 minutes of baking away from Best of the desserts was the mud Dribble with substitute, I tablespoon Dijon dishes, soups, salads and presentation but adequate enjoyable eating. Eggplant, like regular-sized dinner entrees but pie. A sizable double layer of Roquefort-on-the-Quick or a mustard, '/a teaspoon freshly Salads are a sunnnner sandwiches. preparation left one with little to potatoes, should not be served must be ordered with the dash of raspberry vinegar. ground black pepper, '/< cup either applaud or criticize. smaller dishes. As a "com e smooth coffee ice cream was staple. Try developing ' □ □ □ crunchy at the center. 5. Chard or kale. Bibb lettuce, parsley sprigs. Process in separated by frozen fudgy ODD Risotto with chicken livers along" the room-temperature, hard-cooked sliced egg, blender or food proc&ssor 10 a few new ones. We determined that we could french-type bread would be chocolate and topped by room and sausage was short on liver temperature chocolate sauce. It chickpeas or na.sturtium seconds. adequate. As a "paid for” but generous with spicy ground was a total success. ■ blossoms. Splash with balsamic 7. Tomato Plus: two parts addition, its pale taste cubed tomatoes, one part diced pork. Here, as in other area vinegar or Fast French Dressing. restaurants, the term risotto is disappointed. pineapple. Optional: green olive 7. Blender-grind smoked ingredients together with the 6. Watercress, Boston or breads, crackers or salad-side abused as the rice did not have Bibb, red onion rings, walnuts, oil or finely diced avocado. couscous mixture. The Comet □ □ □ chips; stuff into celery stalks, almonds, celery, yogurt. Spread the creamy sauce and al dente 8. Hurry-Up Thousand Island; 9. Confetti/Herb: Blend Do you know of a ■ basil or tarragon. 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Closed Sunday. Write to Weekend sprouts or pumpkin seeds. lettuce and serve as pate well-done cauliflower pieces, 4 were well cooked and the orange than average. Sprinkle with lime juice and splash o f Italy’ s famous Reservations accepted substimtes. cups steamed couscous or brown mustard dip was pleasantly For those who desire a more Plus, P.O. Box 591, sesame oil or One Fruit Salad extrapotent gourmet balsamic Dress; Casual acceptable. 1. Mash a few slices o f ripe rice while hot. Then combine 2 10. Citrus Chevre: Combine pungent. We found ourselves usual-sized plate of food, the Manchester, Conn. Dressing. vinegar. Try it on fresh whole MasterCard, VISA, American Express, and Diners banana.Sprinkle with cayenne or teaspoons salt, 2 teaspoons 4 ounces soft goat cheese, 2 using the excess for dipping Comet offers dinner portion of 8. One-Step Sesame Potato strawberries with sorrel. ounces smoked salmon, chopped 06040. a salt substitute. Sprinkle with granulated garlic, I'/z teaspoons Club. lettuce and the pork chop. sirloin steak, sauteed shrimp. Salad; Mix well 2V; cups 10. Got one bottle o f good dillweed artd lemon juice to toasted sesame. onion powder, '/r teaspoon leftover cooked potatoes. Toss white wine vinegar? You’ve got taste. Spoon into endive leaves. 2. Mix almond or cashew ground nutmeg and % teaspoon with 2 tablespoons roa.sted nine dressings you didn’t know ground white pepper. Mix all Roll and munch for lunch. ■ sesame seeds, / teaspoon about. Add any 1 to 2 cups of butter, lime juice, and grated my crumbled dillweed. Bind with the following fresh herbs to 1 carrots or sweet potato. Dinner Hurry-Up Thou^nd Island. quart o f vinegar (the longer they 3. PBamit Pate: Chop / cup •a* Prices AWM “lite" peanuts in blender. Mix Specials 9. Turkey or tofu, avocado, steep, the better they taste); HO haven’t lentil sprouts, radicchio or fresh violets (for fruit salads) in / teaspoon horseradish sauce, WONG’S Weekly changed in arugula. Toss with 10-Calorie chives (vegetable or fruit '/} cup yogurt, process until 254 Broad Street, Manchester RESTAURANT Dressing or Fast Tamari Soy salads) creamy. 3 years! PEKING • SZECHUAN Sauce. blue borage flower (herb 4. One-half cup diet cream AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE Father’s Day is a Special Day at Nikki’s TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS 10. Avocado cubes, shredded salads) cheese, '/i teaspoon grated Cheddar, minced leek, shredded tarragon (for seafood and meat orange rind, 4 tablespoons with something for every father’s taste... iceberg. Dress with Quick salads) chopped pecans with uncreamed Head Chef • Chef Wong savory, rosemary (for meat Curried Mayo. cottage cheese. 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