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CAMPERS/ I MISCELLANEOUS H jJ C A R S Q j J O U B CARS aurliPBlrr HrralJi FOR SALE TRAILERS AUTOMOTIVE TAG SALES TAG SALES H TAG SALES FOR SALE FmiSMf ED N ) Manchester -- A City ol Village Charm Two E7B X 14 Whitewall Mchester High School 1970 Ford Torino. 302 en­ Apache Yuma Pop up tires with rims, used I'/i Tag Sale-Center Congre Moving sale. Multi- 1981 Black 280 ZK Turbo 1971 Ford Van, 302, stand­ camper. Stove, refrldger- Too Sole. Mov 17« 9am- gatlonal Church Man­ family: 2 humidifiers, 2 gine In excellent condi­ T-Bar, AT, leather uphals- ard transmission, custom­ years. Good condition $35 3pm. Spaces available. tion, only 78,000 original tery, wire wheels, Nordl otor, sink. Sleeps 5 plus. each. 643-6463 after 25 Cents Call 647-9504 or 643-0219. chester, Sat. May 10,9am. dehumidiflers, excercise ized with bed, very little Cleon SiSharp. $1,000firm. Saturday, May 10,1986 A "You won't believe It equipment, T.V., typewri­ miles. Transmission and wheel. In mint condition, rust, $1700 or Best offer 4:00pm. exhaust system compara­ 34,000 miles. Mov be seen 649-7724. Tag Sole - Saturday. Fur­ sale”. Thousands of good ter, shop vacum, electric 649-9227 keep trying. articles In our KScandlOc chain saw, .steel office tively new, automatic at Economy OH Change ONE OF THE n lC M t niture. toys, camping stick shift on floor. Bucket Inc., 315 Broad St. M an­ Travel Trailer. 21 feet. things obout want od* It equipment, lots of miscel­ sections. Prices at wav desk, choirs, dishes, lin­ 1978 Dodge Chalanger-S below real value. (Dishes, ens, much miscellaneous. seats, body needs work. chester, or call 647-8997, speed, rebuilt engine, Tandem Coachman. their low cost. Amtrak faces laneous. 42 Delmont Denial $450. Call 649-0524. 8:30 to 5:00 dally. Includ­ Shower, Vulcan awning, Street. Interested? Can't books, household Items Sat. 9-3 rain or shine. 18 $1200.00 643-1108 Da ve, 647- and all kinds of odds and Jordt St. (Between ing Saturdays. 9557 evenings. TV antenna, plus extras. 4 Goodyear fibre-glass come - call 643-2280. Great condition. Call af­ belted tires. 195/75 R- ends). Also many better Parker and Woodbridge Datsun Sentra Wagon, Items remaining from our St.). ter 5 646-4387. Shown at 15.S35. A pair 649-0670.O 1984 Silver, air, stereo, Chestnut and Park. auction, collectibles, de­ roof racks. Call 232-0587 CAMPERS/ spurs corative Items, electric Tag Sale-Saturday 10 and 2 Snows with rims. F(i strike threat 6-9pm evenings and TRAILERS 78/14, steel belt radlals, dishwasher, furniture, ap­ Sunday 11 (rain date May weekends. 1983 Ford Merry Mller Clothes, furniture, pliances, braided rugs, 31 8. June 1) 9:30-3:30. Van Camper. 37,000 miles, tubeless. Firestone. $50 or (couch, chairs, tables) typewriters etc. at reaso­ Treasures and toys. 254 power steering, brakes, moke offer. 646-2564. kitchen Items (glassware, nable prices. 1980 Mazda GLC. Auto­ air, automatic, regular flatware, plates, vases) Oak St. 1976 Cordoba - V8, PS, PB, Aluminum short bed a ‘wai^ matic, 68,000 miles, $2250. Velour bucket seats, pickup sleeper camper gas, fully equipped, stove, stereo, film equipment, 646-3548. V e ry good shower, toilet, refrldgera- by engineers Tag SalerSaturdav May brand new tires, great top with Insert. $250. 644- bSiW TV, too much to list! condition. tor. Excellent condition, INVITATION TO BID M24 374 Hebron Ave. May 10th. 10,9am to 2 pm. 36 Nye St., Inside and out. 742-0501. 3234. no rust. 742-7700. “REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT 10-4om. Manchester, Ct. No early OP CONCRETE- Cummings hits By Vincent Del Gludice "In our last communication with arrlval!s. Cancelled If Automotive 1975 Rabbit, needs work. The Board of Education, 110 United Press International the Brotherhood of Locomotive There's something tor rain. $500 644-1098. Lone Hill Drive, East Hart­ Engineers this afternoon. Amtrak everyone at the Unitarian ford, Ct., will receive sealed Hogan over l i l HELP WANTED HELP WANTED bids for "REPAIR OR RE- WASHINGTON - The union offered to di.scuss the matter Meeting House Tag Sale, [ ^ C A R S PLA C EM ET OF CON­ representing Amtrak engineers further and take it to arbitration if Saturday, Mov 17, 9-4, 153 NOTICE TO CHEDITOR8 CRETE". Bid Information FOR SALE 1974 Austin Marino, 4 door E S T A T E O F Lanzano move thre;^lened Friday to stage a necessary.” W. Vernon Street., Man­ sedan. 90k miles. Needs AGNES WITTMANN and specifications are avoll- chester. Tools, toys, able the Business Office. nationwide strike against the pas­ Shenefelt said Amtrak was Flea market, June 7th valve lob and front end The Hon. D avid C. Rapoe. Sealed bids will be received avoiding the issue and a union plants, clothing, books, work. Excellent body, Judge, of the Court of Pro­ senger line as early as Monday Manchester Grange, PART TIME until 1:(X) p.m., Wednesoy, By GeorOe Layno committee voted to authorize a job pianos, household goods, good tires. For parts. Best bate, District of Coventry at May 21, 19U of which time over work and safely rules, but the rowing machine, and space available. Call 649- 0 hearing held on M a y 6,1986 Herold Reporter action over changes in work and 9294. offer 643-6882. LOADERS AND UNLOADERS ordered that oil claims must they will be publicly opened railroad said the only labor dispute much more. Free coffee Honda Civic 1978.4-speed, and read aloud. The Board of safety rules, job assignments and be presented to the fiduciary A Manchester man who was told it knew of was a local grievance in tool. front wheel drive, 1200cc *8.00 PER HOUR on or before August 6.1986 or Education reserves the right salaries with the advent of high­ Tag Sale - 4 families. to accept or rciect any or all earlier this week that he will not be Delaware. engine, tires good, body be barred os by low provided. bids or the right to waive William Hausleider, the general speed rail service on Amtrak’s Tag Sale - Moy 10th,* 29 Saturday, May 10,9:30am We offer steady year round employment, paid Bertha E. Roppe, reappointed as a sheriff when his to 3:30pm. Clothes, toys, very good, needs some Clerk technical form alities If It Is In chairman of the Brotherhood of lucrative northeast corridor be­ Phelps Rd., Manchester. engine work. 78,000 miles. HELP WANTED vacations, 5 day work week Monday thru Fri­ the best Interest to do so. term expires in June is being 9am-1pm. Furniture, household Items, bikes. 95 The fiduciary Is: Richard A. Huot Locomotive Engineers, announced tween Boston. New York and London Rd., Hebron. $650. 742-7463 after 6pm. day, paid holidays, paid benefits. Shifts availa­ Elbert Carlson unfairly penalized because he Washington. household Items and 206 Twin Hills Drive Director plans for a coast-to- coast walkout ble between the hours of: Business Services supports a candidate challenging " I ’m pushing for the early more. Coventry, CT 06238 Hartford County High Sheriff in a statement issued by a TEACHER ASSISTANT 10 am to 4 pm 023-05 024-05 Monday morning deadline” of Tag sole. May 10, 9-5. 128 Patrick Hogan's "hand-picked” spokesman in Philadelphia. FOR SPARKLING wood­ South Main St., Manches­ 35 hours per week to work 4 pm to 9 pm 12:01 a.m.. Hausleider said in the successor. Democratic Town "You'd have one hell of a time work, tile, glass and ter. Household Items, ap­ 1985 S-10 Blazer In mint with preschool children. 10 pm to 3 am running the Amtrak system with­ statement. "This is a strike by the painted surfaces, add pliances, clothing and Associates degree or 2 Chairman Theodore Cummings condition. Only 12,000 years experience In early 3:30 am to 8:30 am LEGAL NOTICE out the engineers.” said union brotherhood against the Amtrak three tablespoons of miscellaneous. miles. $9,800. 647-9764. (3 to 5 hour work span) TOWN OP ANDOVER charged Friday. system. washing sodo to a quart of childhood education. ZONINO BOARD OF APPEALS Raymond Lanzano of Lyness spokesman Arthur Shenefelt. "This has been brewing for a long "W e’re acting to protest against warm water and wash. No Very large Tag Sale with a We require steady reliable people with good Street said Friday he was told by rinsing required. For BOOKKEEPER/ SECRETARY The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Con­ time.” unilateral changes in working lot to offer for everyone, for preschool. Experience work records, and the ability to lift parcels up necticut will hold o public hearing In the Town Office Build­ Hogan on Tuesday that he would conditions in violation of the sparkling results when ing, Wednesday. M a y 21,1986 ol 7:30 P.M . to hear the follow­ But he added. “ If management corner of rte 6 and Merritt desired, good benefits. to the weight of 70 lbs. Applications and Initial not be reappointed. He declined Railway Labor Act.” the union you have something to Volley Road In Andover. 1979 Toyota Corolla 2 dr. 5 ing application asking for relief from the Zoning Lows of the further comment and referred all decided to move over a little, a lot Apply interviews will betaken on May 12th, 13th,-14th Town of Andover, Connecticut. leader said. “ The only thing sell, use a low-cost ad In Saturday & Sunday 9-4. speed. Very Good condi­ questions about the matter to can happen between now and classified. tion. $1,000 646-0559. Manchestar Early and 15th from 2 pm to 12 midnight, room 104. •240- Michael Cialko - requesting relief from zoning regu­ Monday morning.” Amtrak understands is economic lations Section 11.2 Spoce Requirements. Requesting Cummings, who strongly critic­ strength.” Tag Sale-Sat. May 10th, Learning Center UNITED PARCEL SERVICE variance of 7 feet side yard. Lot has 10 feet, needs 25 ized Hogan and the man Hogan An Amtrak spokesman in Wa­ 221 Porter St.'9-4 Furni­ feet. Lot located * 3 Boston Hill Rood. shington. Bruce Heard, said he The statement read by Shenefelt ture, china, lewelry, Simple-To-Sew 80 Wadell Road supports to succeed him when he •141- Darmol and Donna Condon - requesting relief from knew nothing of a strike or a strike said John Sytsma. the rail union's lamps. Cancelled If rain. 90 Locust St., Hartford, CT zoning regulations 11.2 Space Reoulraments. retires this year. John Targa of Tag Sale. Moving, many vote against the national railroad international president, autho­ 1. Variance of 19,075 square feet needed. Lot hos Plainfield. Items, some furniture. "Hogan just wants everything and read a statement that said: rized a strike vote earlier this Saturday May 10, 10-2. No Phone Calls Please. 20,025 square feet, needs 40,000 square feet. "A minor i.ssue has been raised Rain or shine. 22 Laurel Local insurance 2. Variance of 50 feet frontoge. Lot has 150 feel needs his way and Raymond had the guth week. Star Centerpiece EOE/M/F to stand up and follow his con­ over the question of which union Place. Manchester. 200 feet. The brotherhood represents 450 agency has an science." said Cummings. "W e're has jurisdiction over the operation 3. Vorlonce of 45.5 leet rear yard. Lot has 4.5 feet engineers and firemen on the Ashworth and Glenwood opening foi a part needs 50 feet. going to war with these folks." of a self- propelled crane at northeast corridor and 1.500 em­ Street. Multi-family, May Lot located on Island Street. Cummings said 20 of Manches­ Amtrak’s Bear. Del., maintenance time customer ser­ ployees in other parts of the nation. 10th. Rain or shine. 9-4. • 242- Robert W. Nall - requesting relief from zoning regula­ ter's 23 delegates to this summer’s facility Antiques, lewelry, etc. vice person. Typ­ tions Section 11.2 Space Requlremenfs. Requesting variance of 800 squore feet. Lot has 39,200 square feet, nominating convention support NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Alfred Rioux of Newington for the Frldov & Saturday. May 9 ing and telephone needs 40,000 square feet. Lots 2 and 3 located on west & 10, 10-4. Tools, books, skills are import­ IN MANCHESTER AREA side of Birch Drive. position of High Sheriff. He and the toys, collectibles 8< house­ At this hearing Interested persons mov appear and be heard other Democrats will try to per­ Expert says sand ant. Computer and 487-553 odd only and written communication received. Sold appeals ore on suade the three other delegates to Herald photo by Bashaw hold Items. 78 Buck­ Center 8L file and may be seen In the Office of the Town, Clerk, Town ingham Street. insurance experi­ Wait Middle Tpke. 4204M switch their support away from III Office Building. ence helpful, but Marble 8t. Doted at Andover, Connecticut 9 May, 1986. Targa. Cummings said. Surveying the stones and rubble that members of the group that oversees the Moving Yord Sale. Cash McCabe 8t. all 16 M ay, 1906. Cummings said a press confer­ have fallen from the Pitkin Glass Works historic Revolutionary War-era ruin, helped put fire out only. Friday and Satur­ not essential. Call 8tock Place all ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS ence has been scheduled for day, 10-4. Some antiques, ANDOVER. CONNECTICUT Monday to denounce the firing of site are Erland Johnson, left, and Dr. they are asking townspeople to pitch in MOSCOW (UPI) — A U.S. between 1 and 5 Hilliard 8L 357-591 M A R Y C. M C N A M A R A , C H A IR M A N doll house, steeple clock, 14-100 Lanzano. whom he described as "a Alfred Sundquist. Along with other to shore it up. nuclear safely expert said Friday dirt bikes, 2 stereos and pm, 649-2891. Cambridge 8L 021-05 U.S. airlift golf clubs etc. 32 Conway Oxiord 81 all very good sheriff and a very good Soviet firefighters have smothered Road. Engarton 8L 1-55 man." the fire at the Chernobyl atomic helps the Poles 227-283 At the news conference. Rioux's power plant, but he did not rule out Center 81 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT supporters will "try to make this the possibility that a meltdown — see page 10 Hudson 81 all N O T IC E O F PERMANANT Wllllamt 8L all ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE known and felt strong, loud and Glass works needs help occurred at the crippled reactor. clear throughout the first Congres­ The Soviets achieved the major MIscellaneous/Tag craft PART-TIME Oakland 81 3-17 In occordonce with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 sional district.” Cummings said sale. Saturday May 10, $5.25 per h ou r 8ummlt 81 388453 and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adop­ step toward controlling the atomic 9am 122 Oak Street tion by the Board of Directors of the Town ol Manchester, "If you don’t fight that, then crisis by dropping sand on the In Brussels. Belgium Italian 8trlcklsnd 8L all Connecticut, on M ay 6, 1986. Pitkin’s overseers fear a crash Manchester. 18-INCH Responsible adults all anybody could go down at the plant, and were erecting a cement and French officials requested an Trumbull 81 whim of the high sheriff.” said tomb around the reactor to stem additional day to study a proposed DOILY needed to assist at Criswold 81 all ORDINANCE By Susan Vaughn "The .stones need to be repointed.” Johnson Tag Sale - Household B E IT O R D A IN E D by the Boord of Directors of the Town of Cummings. He added that if the emission of harmful radiation, European Economic Community Items, ceramics, dishes. retail Inventory In Lilac 8L all someone does not oppose Hogan Herold Reporter said of the need to repair the mortar between the ban on importing products from 47-82 Manchester that the Town of Manchester convey to Bob R i­ stones. "It's a case that we’ve just go to do it.” said Morris Rosen, head of the Saturday, May 10, 9-2. 72 the greater Man­ Winter 81. ley Oldsmoblle, Inc. of the Town of Manchester, County ol and Targa. “ then you’re just as International Atomic Energy farms within 650 miles of the Pitkin St. Manchester. chester / Hartford TrMer 81 all Hartford and State of Connecticut, for the sum of TWO bad as the guy who did the ugly Erland Johnson is worried that an earthquake That is why the Pitkin Glass committee has damaged plant. T H O U S A N D E lO H T H U N D R E D (SMOO.OO) D O L L A R S those decided to enlist the services of local stone mason Agency’s nuclear safety division. Ormard 81 all deed." — or just natural erosion — could bring a quick The Soviet government said the Saturday May 10, 9-4. 71 area on weekdays. premises on the easterly side of Adorns Street, being a por­ Roman Spiewak on faith that the members can Good moth abllltv Church 8L all tion of the former bed of Adorns Street, In the Town of M a n ­ Hogan, who has been high sheriff end to Manchester's only Revolutionary War-era Rosen, part of a three-member banks of the Pripyat river, which Farm Drive (off Pros­ chester, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut. monument, the Pitkin Glass Works. convince townspeople to make donations to IAEA team permitted to visit the pect) Manchester. and reliable tran­ Myrtle 81. all for 25 years, could not be reached flows by the Chernobyl plant, had 1437 Linden 8L all S C H E D U L E A for comment Friday. Noting reports of three minor earthquakes in complete the restoration work. Chernobyl power plant, said been shored up to prevent contami­ sportation ore all Connecticut since October. Johnson, who is The needed work will cost at least $5,000. temperatures inside the reactor 155 Wetherall St.-Mav Om tto Locust 8L all Those premises situated on the easterly side of Adorns Cummings said Lanzano. em­ nation from rain water draining 10th, 9-4. Rain Date May you need to earn Street, being the portion of the form er bed of Adorns Street ployed for the past year, was one of president of the Pitkin Glass Works executive Johnson said. "If 5.000 people just gave a dollar stood at 572 degrees Fahrenheit, past the reactor. Ukrainian offi­ Wilherall 8L 10-250 In the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and State of each, we’d have it done,” he said. 17th. One seam and finishing $5.25 per hour otter Bldwsll 81 401-276 Connecticut, more particularly bounded and described os six sheriffs who have come out in committee, said this week that it wouldn't take but added the level of radiation cials ordered schools closed forthe details make this simple- paid training pro­ follows: support of Rioux. Lanzano was much for what’s left of the walls of the Johnson recently raised money from local around the plant was "signifi­ year and school children evacu­ sew style quick to do. Use 200-year-old glass works to come tumbling down. businesses to install a flag pole at the site. The cantly reduced" a stretch fabric and wear gram. Please reply, MANCHESTER HERALD Comm encing at o point on the easterly line of Adorns Street, singled out to be punished to ated to summer camps in the which point marks the southwesterly corner of the within de­ "scare” the others into supporting During a visit to the remains of the glass works first flag to be raised at thesite on Flag Day, June "The situation appears to be south. C roch et 5928 it in as many ways to suit P.O. Box 1101, South scribed premises and the northwesterly corner of land now 14. will be one donated by U.S. Rep. Barbara HELP WANTED your mood. Call NOW 647-9946 or formerly of Gulf 8, Western; thence proceeding S67*-B'- Targa. he said. Thursday. Johnson pointed to loose stones, stabilizing.” said Rosen, speaking “ Intensive cooling of the reactor A lacy star centerpiece is No. 1437 with Phoio- Windsor, CT 06074. ll'W along sold land now or formerly of Gulf & Western, 7 Cummings also criticized Targa. missing mortar between them and rotting lintels Kennelly that flew over the Capitol. Johnson said. almost two weeks after the explo­ has been under way in order to Gnide is in One Size (fits feet more or less to a point; thence NS*-51-49“W along the above the windows and archways. Several stones sion and fire at the plant 80 miles fascinating to crochet for westerly line of land now or formerly of Allen M. Word, calling him “ the same bag of The Pitkin Glass Works represented the first lower the temperature of the your favorite tabletop. hips 32-88) . . . 3H yards damaged goods” that Hogan un­ and one large lintel were lying on the ground near north of Kiev that cast radioactive active zone and has helped to Nice for bazaars. of 60-inch. 103.05 feet to o point; thence by the ore of o curve to the left successful attempt to establish a glass factory in having o radius ol 350.00 feet, continuing alongsoldwestarly successfully tried to get to replace one of the inside walls of the ruin, which is at the Connecticut. It operated for 40 years, from 1783 to fallout across Europe and trace sharply reduce the emission of FOR SALE No. 5928 has crochet TO O U U , its, $2.50 fw nek line of Allen M. Word, 111.48 feet to o point; thence N24*-06'- intersection of Parker. Putnam and Porter amounts to the United States. directions for 18-inch pattsrs. pin 50$ ftr putai* *>4 49“W, continuing along said westerly line of Allen M. Word, him four years ago. 1823. establishing a standard of excellence for its radioactive substances.” the So­ BY OWNER doily. kSASliAf. 49 feet m ore or less to o point In the centerline of the Hocko- Cummings said Targa had come streets. product according to some collectors, William E. In Western Europe, West Ger­ viet Union said. num River; thence westerly along sold centerline of the Birds have built their nests in the large spaces man Chancellor Helmut Kohl said To order, lood $2.50, for •*<<■ SUE IM N En to him last month and asked for the Buckley said in his recently published history of Rosen said the fire in the Manchestar Herald Hockonum River, which line Is the southerly boundary line under the lintels and poison ivy has filled in the ' he will send a letter to Soviet leader Older 7 room Colonial, osttors, piss sot far pttts(0 aaO iiMAraMAmriut of land now or form erly of Richard P. Bezzinl, 30 feet more support of half of Manchester’s the glass works. sasOliai. Men yem. N.r. loest cracks in the walls. Johnson has a rash on his arm Mikhail Gorbachev asking for 3 bedrooms, 2 car gar­ DARI-FARMS or less to o point In the easterly line of Adorns Street; thence delegation, but a poll of the ANXE CMOT Priet Neat, Addrtii witk ZIP south along sold easterly line of Adorns Street, 207 feel more delegates by Cummings showed to prove the presence of the poison ivy after he Donations for the glass works restoration may complete details of the accident. Pieaie turn to page 10 age, large porch, fire­ MonclMPlprR*^ COOE, style Neeiktr and Size. or less to the point ot beginning. llOOManAMrlsas New FASHION with Ice Cream, Inc. the majority did not want to and Dr. Alfred Sundquist, a member of the Pitkin be made payable to the Pitkin Glass Works and place In family room, NSW Ysik, N.«. loose Reserving, however, unto the Town of Manchester, Its suc­ executive committee, recently worked to clean sent to the Savings Bank of Manchester, 923 Main Prist Nsais, AOOrsit nltO ZIP Photo-Guide patterns in cessors and assigns, o 20 foot sewer easement and a 30 foot support Targa. natural woodwork, COOE ass stpis kaaSsr. all size ranges, has a wolkwov easement. "Our loyalties should be to Mr. up at the site. St., in care of Richard Carter. newer roof, completely SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ special Grace Cole Collec­ Reserving also, however, unto the Town ot Manchester, Its Lanzano.” said Cummings of the tion for larger sizes; plus has immediate openings for insulated. $109,900. lections and a FREE successors ond assigns, the right to enter sold prem ises for three delegates who support TODAY’S HERALD Pattern Section in. the 2 BONUS Coupons! the purpose of molntolnlng, repairing and replacing water Targa. "If they don’t (support Call after 6, 643-7510. ALBUM. Just $3.00. Price . S2JI0 pipes and appurtenances, and tor the purpose of using facili­ ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE PERSON ties on sold premises for the purpose of shutting off gr other­ Rioux). they have to stand biefore wise restricting or Interrupting the flow of water through their peers.” Rocket failure drew ho comment sold pipes. Cummings would not reveal the Policy no help Index CUSTOMER PHONE ORDER CLERK Sold premises.the aforesaid easements and the aforesaid names of the delegates. WASHINGTON (AP) - A NASA military versions until the last one Debbie Bingham, a spokeswoman U.S,.. policy in the debt crisis 20 pagM. 2 ••ettora appurtenances and facilities ore oil more portlculorlv Cummings maintained that the research rocket that had flown for the U.S. Army Missile Range in was retired last year from Nike PART TIME CASHIERS shown ond depleted on o certoln map or plan entitled. "P r o ­ faced" by many Latin American aiagazln* Intid* CLASS II TRUCK DRIVERS posed Land Acquisition The Town Of Manchester To Bob Ri­ decision to not reappoint Lanzano successfully 120 consecutive times White Sands. N.M.. and by Dr. Hercules batteries in Europe. countries boosted profits for some ley Oldsmoblle Inc. Adorns Street Manchester Conn. Fuss 8, is typical of the patronage practi­ misfired over the New Mexico Edward C. Zipf. a geophysicist of NASA has been using the sur­ AHuiro 1« You’ll work electronic cash register, O'Neill Consulting Engineers Monchsseter, ConncHIcut big American banks but seriously Prol. Na. 85-71 Dote 8-14-85 Scale 1 '-4 0 ' Sheet No. 1 of l“, ces of machine politics of the past. desert two weeks ago — the fourth the University of Pittsburgh, who plus. .solid-fuel Nike booster in damaged the domestic farm econ­ q We are now accepting applications in person, Monday which moo Is on file or Is to be filed In the Town Clerk'soffice "Hogan is a symbol of that which U.S. space launch vehicle to fail was conducting the experiment for combination with another solid- omy. a congressional report said P.leaeifiAH Iiupn handle money, meet customers. Previous In sold Monchtsfer. is gone by.” he said. “ It's a very this year. NASA. fuel. military surplus rocket, the Friday. And. the report concluded, fl cashier experience helpful, but not neces­ thru Friday, 8;30a"m- 5:00pm and Saturday 9am-1pm. Preoored bv Wllllom J. Shea regrettable thing.” The government, whose space "This was very rare. I think this Orion. In the configuration that policies implemented by the Rea­ Pnr»f$Ar1iriit A7 Assistant Town Attorney Rioux is sctieduled to battle program is under pressure be­ particular series of rockets, the failed last month, the rocket and sary. Starting salary $4.00 per hour with 11-1^85 gan administration “ have done pntArtninm Ant 1« 4-7-86 another candidate for the high cause of the explosions of recent so-called Orion family, had flown payload combination was 30 feet little to permanently resolve the sheriff position — Robert Myette — explosions of the much larger 120 times and this was the first long. IS complete beneits, and great growth op­ This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after thlspubll- debt crisis." Story on page 10. 1 ftF*al Dari-Farms Ice Cream, Inc. cotlon In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days in a South Windsor primary on Titan and Delta rocketr and the failure.” Zipf said in a telephone The rocket was supposed to A portunity. Apply In person: after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed bv May 20. The chairman’s son. space shuttle, did not announce the interview. "This system of rockets deliver Zipf’s experiment to an Sunny and milder 1 nttnry 9 40 TollarTd Stage Road not less than live (5) percent of the electors of the Town, os nhitiiAriAft a determined from the latest officials lists of the Registrars of Theodore R. Cummings Jr., April 25 failure of a Nike Orion has been flying for about six or altitude of 50 miles, but he said it 10 Voters, hos not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting Its charged that if Myette wins, he will rocket carrying a pollution­ seven years.” got no higher than 6,000-7.000 feet Mostly sunny and milder today r t p i n i n n « reference to o special Town election. with highs 65 to 70. Partly cloudy . Tolland, CT 06084 throw his delegates to Targa at this sampling device. The Nike rocket dates back to the — a little more than one mile. P p n p l A 9 tonight with lows 45 to 50. Partly G FtO SSM A N ’S STEPHEN T. CASSANO July's convention. In response to questions from early 1950s when it was developed There, the burned-out Nike first R n n r t a 11-14 EOE SECRETARY - Myette could not be reached for The Associated Press on Friday, as a ground-based missile against stage failed to separate before the sunny on Sunday with highs around 410 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 70. 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t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 10. IMS MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, May 10. 1M6 — E WEATHER Buffalo dies, Calendars leaves state Today’s forecast Manchester Monday Connecticut, Massacbhusetts and Rhode Island: minus friend Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln Center confer­ Mostly sunny today. High in 60s and low 70s. except ence room, 7:30 p.m. cooler at the shore. Mostly clear tonight. Low in EASTON (U P l) — Workers at a petting zoo are Tuesday 40s. Partly sunny Sunday, except clouding up north mourning the loss of their star attraction, a gentle Charter Revision Commission, Bowers School portion in the afternoon. High in 60is and low 70s buffalo named Morning Thunder who was killed by a Auditorium, 8 p.m. inland, cooler along the coast. motorist after vandals allegedly cut open a fence. Wednesday Maine: Chance of showers today north and east The 4-year-old buffalo had been at the little roadside Cheney Hall Foundation, Probate Court, 5 p.m. and partly sunny in the southwest. Highs in the mid zoo since he was a baby. “ He was like part of the Redevelopment Agency, Lincoln Center gold room, 50s to lower 60s. Scattered showers tonight and family.” zoo manager Robert Sabia said Friday. 8 p.m. Sunday. Lows near 40 and highs mostly in the 50s. Police said the half-ton animal was struck about 2 Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center New Hampshire: Mostly sunny south and partly a.m. Thursday by a pick-up truck driven by Dorothy hearing room. 7 p.m. cloudy up north today. Highs in the upper 50s and Bartnett. 22. of Newtown. The truck was destroyed Thursday 60s. Variable cloudiness tonight with a chance of and Bartnett was issued a ticket for driving with a Judge’s hours. Probate Court, 6:30 p.m. showers north. Lows near 40. Variable cloudiness suspended license. Comment session. Board of Directors’ office. Municipal Building. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. with a chance of showers Sunday. Highs 55 to 60 Farm owner Irving Silverman said Morning north and in the 60s south. Today In history Independence Day Committee, Lincoln Center gold Thunder was so gentle children could pet and feed him room. 7:30 p.m. Sunshine today giving way to clouds Vermont: On May 10,1973, former Attorney General John Mitchell and scramble about under his feet. and maybe a sprinkle late in the day. Highs in the “ We had him for about four years and he wouldn’t 60s. Variable cloudiness tonight with chance of a (left) and former Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans hurt a fly,” Silverman said. shower. Lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. Sunday a were indicted on perjury charges by a federal grand jury As for the other animals. “ He was their mama,” Andover mix of clouds and sun. A bit cooler. Highs in the Sabia said. ” I don’t think he knew how big he was.” investigating the Watergate scandal. Monday tipper 50s to low 60s. “ He’d let the baby animals climb all over him.” Annual Town Meeting. Andover Elementary added Barbara Gerritsen. a farm employee. "He took School, 8 p.m. Extended outlook care of all the other animals,” Sunny and milder Sabia said he believes vandals cut the fence late at Tuesday Board of Education. Andover Elementary School, Almanac night. Mostly sunny and milder Saturday; highs 65 to 70 with north winds Extended outlook for New England Monday 7:30 p.m. through Wednesday: around 10 mph. Partly cloudy Saturday night with lows 45 to 50. Partly Most of the animals wandered through the broken Wednesday Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Today is Saturday, May 10, the and the Central Pacific lines to fence and were rounded up after sunrise to return to Board of Fire Commissioners, firehouse. 8 p.m. sunny on Sunday with highs around 70. Today’s weather picture was F a ir through the period. Highs in the 50s Monday, 130th day of 1986 with 235 to form America’s first trans­ their familiar corrals. drawn by Sarah Chapman of Pleasant Street, a fourth-grader at mid 50s to mid 60s Tuesday and in the 60s follow. continental railway. The zoo has goals, sheep, peacocks, chickens, ducks Washington School. Wednesday. Overnight lows in the 40s. The moon is moving away In 1940. Nazi G erm any invaded and deer. The zoo’s llamas were stolen two years ago. Bolton Vermont: Chance of showers Monday. Dry from its new phase. the low countries — Belgium, Sabia said. Tuesday and Wednesday. Seasonably cool, Highs The morning stars are Mer­ Luxembourg and the Nether­ Sabia said thousands of children visited the zoo each Monday in the 60s. Lows 35 to 45. lands — swinging 89 army month to feed and pet the various farm animals. Annual Town Meeting, Community Hall, 8 p.m. 00 3000 cury. Mars. Jupiter and Saturn. Maine; Fair through the period. Highs in the The evening star is Venus. divisions around France’s “ im­ “ The biggest attraction was the buffalo." Sabia. Public Building Commission. 7:30 p.m. Police were investigating the apparent vandalism. Tuesday . upper 50s to low 60s. I^ w s in the mid 30s to low 40s. Those born on this date are pregnable” ' Maginot Line. Herald photo by Bashaw SEATTLE Sabia said the zoo will try to obtain another buffalo New Hampshire: Fair through the period. Highs under the sign of Taurus. They Scarcely one month later. Ger­ Board of Fire Commissioners, firehouse, 7 p.m. at auction in October and will also try to replace the Friday mostly in the 60s. Low.s in the mid 30s to low 40s. include Swiss theologian Karl man forces entered Paris. BOSTON stolen llamas. ' BR ACE movie. Herrick Memorial Park. 6:30 p.m. Barth in 1886. Hollywood film In 1973. former Attorney Gen­ On the green Across the nation composers Max Steiner in 1888 eral John Mitchell and former NEW YORK and D im jtri Tiom kin in 1899. Commerce Secretary Maurice wins the Democratic nomination over actor-dancer Fred Astaire in Stans were indicted on perjury state Sen. Cornelius O ’Leary of Wind­ A slow-moving spring storm Friday rolled Manchester Director Stephen T. Cas- Bike journey may avoid Kiev thunderstorms and snowshowers across the Plains 1899 (age 87), movie producer charges by a federal grand jury sor Locks, the Democratic minority sano, Ferris is expected to face SAN FRANCISCO as residents in six states cleared away debris from David O.SeIznick in 1902, and investigating the Watergate leader in the Senate, introduces William actress Nancy Walker in 1921 scandal. In 1984, a federal judge incumbent Sen. Carl Zinsser, R- nearly a dozen tornadoes and drought continued to Ferris, left front, at the formal an­ By Peter S. Hawes (age 65). in Utah found the U.S. govern­ plague parts of the South. nouncement Friday of Ferris’s candi­ Manchester, who has not yet said The Associated Press LOS ANGELES Heavy rain from the weakening storm. centered On this date in history: ment negligent in above-ground whether he will seek another term'. The route the riders plan to take from Kiev to In 1865, Confederate President Nevada nuclear tests from 1951 dacy for the Fourth District seat. During 'lOW over South Dakota, pushed streams and rivers Matthew Moriarty Jr. of Manchester, W ESTPO R T — The accident at a Prague, Czechoslovakia, lies within the area over their banks, flooding fields, streets and Jefferson Davis was captured by to 1962 that exposed downwind the appearance on Glastonbury’s Hub- HIGHEST between Ferris and the podium, will Soviet nuclear power plant that basements. Union troops as he fled Irw in- residents to cancer-inducing ra­ biard Green, O ’Leary praised Ferris for spread radiation across the Uk­ contaminated in the accident. TEMPERATURES ville, Ga. He spent the next two diation. mainly in southwestern co-chair his campaign. 60 At least 11 tornadoes struck Thursday night in his “integrity, loyalty and courage.” If he raine and parts of eastern Europe MIAMI Texas, Oklahoma. Kansas. Iowa. Nebraska and years in prison. Utah, has caused organizers to begin South Dakota, battering houses and barns and In 1869. the “ golden spike” was In 1985. President Reagan reassessing a summer “ Bike For United Nations on July 27. would be to duplicate the Moscow- 60 LEGEND------knocking down power lines. No serious injuries driven at Promontory Point, wound up a 10-day European trip Peace" trip that is scheduled to The trip, similar to one organ­ to-Leningrad trip he and other were reported. Utah, joining the Union Pacific with visits to Madrid and Lisbon. Manchester!Area Towns In begin in Kiev and end in New York. ized in 1983 by the same group, riders made in 1983. SNOW Residents of the Oklahoma City suburb of The t rip by 40 bicycle riders from coincides with the United Nations’ Senie said he would meet with the United States, Canada. Soviet International Year of Peace. Its the U.S. State Department on May t / / ’ AIR Edmond cleaned up after a twister leveled 45 90 /vT l ; ; ^ / j SM OW EHS^ FLOW homes, damaged 100 others and left much of the LeDoyt said the committee has begun to Union and Czechoslovakia is still goal, according to Senie and other 16 and planned to talk with 1-84 crash Causes injuries representatives of his Soviet UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST town without power or telephone service. contact veterans of other wars for background on. although North American 'Teamworks officials is to bridge Lottery cultural differences in an effort to partners, the Soviet Peace Com­ “ We zon-t know how many are homeless.” said Two men were treated for injuries following the information on existing memorials organizers say they may ask their eastern bloc partners to agree to foster understanding and world mittee and the Soviet Sports David Van Nostrand, Edmond civil defense collision of their car with a truck on Interstate 84 The committee will meet the fourth Tuesday change the course. peace. Committee, to discuss how the Friday in New England: near exit 63 in Manchester Friday afternoon. of every month. director. “ Everybody was evacuated — even those The route the riders plan to take Senie said he has examined accident might affect the trip, National forecast whose houses are only slightly damaged — so the Connecticut daily Massachusetts daily: 3814. Brian Pelletier, 21. of Talcottville. the driver of the car. was taken to Hartford Hospital, where he from Kiev to Prague. Czechoslova­ alternate routes, including one “ We’ll have a better picture next area could be secured better.” Friday: 730 Rhode Island daily: 4848. kia. lies within the area contami­ starting in Odessa — several week,” said Senie. adding that his Rain and showers are forecast for portions of the northerri At least 13 people suffered minor injuries. City Tri-state daily numbers for was treated and discharged, a hospital spokewo- Latin Club to dress up man said Richard Pinto. 52. of Bristol, a nated in the aocidenl. although no hundred miles south of Kiev in the organization had been talking with Intermountain, northern Plains, upper, middle and lower Mississippi Manager Joe Minner said. Police cordoned off the Play Four: 0327 Maine. New Hampshire and passenger, was treated and discharged at BOLTON — Fifty members of the Bolton High details about the extent of the Ukraine — that would lead the radiologists and doctors to deter­ Vermont: 022 and 3463. Valley, upper Great Lakes, and Ohio/Tennessee Valley regions. town to keep out sightseers and looters and the Lotto: 5-13-14-31-37-40 Manchester Memorial Hospital, according to a School Latin Club will don their togas and tunics contamination have been released. riders well around the site of the mine the extent of contamination in the region and its possible Scattered showers are predicted for portions of the central National Guard was called up to help clean up. I hospital spokeswoman. to compete in State Latin Day "We just don’t have enough heaviest radioactive contamina­ effects on the riders. Intermountain, west and east Gulf Coast regions. Elsewhere, weather “ It was pretty eerie to hear what sounded just Jingo numbers Friday: 21-32- The truck driver. Herman Thompson. 38. was information right now on which to tion. Another possibility, he said. like a train going right over the house.” said Paul Other lottery numbers drawn 25-10-72-1-48-30-87-51. The event, which started in 1979. combines a decide whether to insist or begin not injured. variety of different competitions, including will be fair in general. Johnson. Both vehicles were westbound when the truck discussions on whether to choose a chariot races, a “College Bowl.” Roman projects started tg change lanes into the Pelletier vehicle, different location in the Soviet and academic workshops. causing the car to hit the truck and lose control, Union.” said Christopher G. Senie. CREC offers program a 33-year-old Westport lawyer and state police said. No charges had been filed late The Bolton club has placed in the top three since founder of Teamworks, a non­ The program includes G E D CAN YOU HELP? Friday. the day began. The Capitol Region Education profit group sponsoring the 1.400- preparation, career and life skills The event will be held tgday at Glastonbury Council will run an employment mile North American leg of “ Bike counseling, job preparation and a High School. training program this summer to PEOPLE Veterans’ group starts work For Peace ’80” help high school dropouts in paid summer part-time job. CR EC The (ide is scheduled to begin in academics and career choices. receives its funding for the project The Veterans’ Memorial Committee has Kiev — 70 miles south of the CREC. a private, nonprofit edu­ from the state Employment Re­ received its charge from the Town Council to Chernobyl nuclear power plant cation agency based in Windsor, is source Development Agency, choose an appropriate memorial for Korean and Nursing Home week set where the accident occurred — on currently recruiting youths be­ which is distributing federal funds Lightening their lives Stern talks acoustics Dionne withdraws Vietnam War veterans. Members will also choose Manchester Manor has scheduled extra activi­ June 22. The participants are tween 16 and 21 who meet certain to CREC. a site for the memorial and find funding sources. ties and events in honor of National Nursing scheduled to ride about 800 miles to income guidelines and who have Miss America, Susan Akin, says she Violinist Isaac Stern, president of New Singer Dionne Warwick, who filed a $30 The panel of five Democrats and three Home Week, which begins Sunday. Prague, from where they are to fly not completed high school to take For more information call 688- million libel suit against the Globe super­ Republicans includes two Vietnam War veterans. to Montreal to start the second leg 9400. doesn’t mind wearing the tiara all the time York’s Carnegie Hall, joined other officials “Celebrate Lifetime Achievements " is this part in the free 10-week program. market tabloid for - a story claiming a Thomas Bothur and Milton Risley. and a Korean to New York. The ride ends at the and making so many appearances for worthy on stage to reassure the performing world year’s theme, and events at Manchester Manor jawbone disease was destroying her face. War veteran. George Coon. Risley was behind causes — it’s the packing and unpacking she that renovation won’t harm — and in fact include a Barbershop Quartet Chorus, a birthday has withdrawn the suit, attorneys say. efforts tohavea POW/MIA flag flown at the Town dreads. may improve — the hall’s acoustics. party and a concert on Friday afternoon. A “ The case has been withdrawn and a Office Building. balloon with the name of each resident will be dismissal was Tiled.” said attorney Anthony Other members are Katherine Fowler. Eliza­ beth Rychling. Joyce Bellard, Margaret Johnson, released afterward. “ I go someplace new about every two days, Carnegie Hall will close after a perfor­ Michael Glassman, who represents the and Judy LeDoyt. Rychling was chosen tempor­ National Nursing Home Week recognizes the and sometimes it’s hard to keep things mance May 17 by Stern and the Cleveland Globe. “ The agreement doesn’t permit me to r ary chairwoman. lifetime achievements of nursing home residents. organized." Akin. 21. said Thursday after a Symphony, and will reopen in mid- discuss the details of the settlement.” CONTINENTAL t LUMBER CO. visit to a center for. children with birth December. with a new maple floor on the Ivan Hoffman, attorney for Warwick, defects in Chattanooga, Tenn. “ I have my stage, a new air conditioning system, and would only say Wednesday that the suit was aerobics clothing mixed up with my evening replacement of a panel cut out of the stage’s withdrawn and the matter settled. Formerly The ceiling in 1946 to light the movie “ Carnegie gowns,” Warwick. 44, of Beverly Hills, filed suit Flower shop Hall” Feb. 18 after the Boca Raton. Fla.-based Glenney Home Center Globe refused to print a retraction after changes hands Wearing her rhinestone tiara, the Univer­ Lotto % publishing a story Jan. 14 under the headline. sity of Mississippi senior met with children at About $10 million already has been spent Daily Numbers Spring Special on the renovation, which is estimated to cost “ Dionne Warwick Might Never Sing Again.” the Birth Defect Center of the T.C. Thompson Bv John F. Kirch WATTA CRETE Treated Ties Children’s Hospital. “ I think it lightens their nearly $50 million, board chairman James D. Herald Reporter Manchester Parkade lives.” said Akin, who lost a sister to Down’s Wolfensohn said Wednesday. He said $45 REDI MIX and Timbers syndrome six years ago. million has been raised so far. Cougar’s farm prowl I): The Leaf. Stem and Root flower Rock star John Cougar Mellencamp, shop on Main Street has been sold Riunite Wine CONCRETE » 9.99 performing a benefit concert for farmers in to a Vernon florist, the owners of Arrow 80 lb. bag 6x6x8 Chillicothe, Mo., urged his audience of 8.000 both stores said Friday. Lambrusco • Bianco 6x8x8 'v_*14.95 The deal was completed between Peach & Cream Liqueur Rosato & Doro to 10.000 to write their legislators, and 750 ml 3 Liter 3x5x6 * 3.49 donated $5,000 to a farm support.£roup. Leaf. Stem and Root of Manches­ $279 Mellencamp. a Seymour. Ind.. native ter and the Vernon-based Mi­ chelle’s Florals Wednesday. SALE PRICE ^ 7 .9 9 SALE PRICE SALE whose sister is married to a hog farmer, NAME: RANDY PARSCALE WEIGHT: 70 LBS ^7 .9 9 according to tour manager Harry Sandler, Donna Strattman, who owned DATE MISSING: 04/07/79 HAIR: B R O W N Leaf. Stem and Root for about five performed outside the Livingston County Black Velvet Canadian Reg. »3.15 FROM: ORACLE, ARIZONA LAST SEEN: In Peppersauce years, said she will stay tat the Farmers Home Administration office Wed­ Busch Suitcase Just Add Water DOB: 01/13/69 Canyon with grandfather and Main Street store until after Whiskey - 80 Proof - 1.75 L nesday night. 12 oz. cans RACE/SEX: WHITE/MALE two brothers. Randy got Mother’s Day, one of the busiest Mellencamp’s hit album “Scarecrow” SALE PRICE *14.75 Treated EYES: B L U E separated and has not been times in the business. 20% OFF highlights the American farm crisis. “ I ’m staying here just to help her MAIL-IN REBATE * $Q Q Q DURACO FU STIC SHUHERS HEIGHT: 4’6" located since. 3.00 ■ W W WarmOaly Lattice 4x8 for Mother’s Day.” Strattman O ‘ Whlti or Block - Woodgroln FInIth FINAL COST __ Charles hails hosts said. “ All I left for is to give myself SAVE >2.57 M i l 8 * 6 SALE Any information? Caii 1-800-843-5678 AFTER REBATE *1 1.75 " 14x25 13.65 11.06 @11 some peace. I feel like my Describing British Columbians as “unbe­ challenge (of running the busi­ 14x35 16.75 1 3 .4 0 lievably welcoming, kind and friendly,” ness) is over.” Popov Vodka 14x39 17.75 1 4 .2 0 Johnnie Walker Red 14x43 19.50 15.60 Prince Charles wished Expo 86 in Vancouver Strattman employs about three Scotch - 86.8 Proof - 1.75L 80 Proof - 1.75L 14x47 20.50 1 0 .4 0 good fortune as he and his wife. Princess people at her shop. Michelle M5.99 McConville. who owns Michelle’s SALE PRICE 14x51 21.75 1 7 .4 0 Reg. »20*» Diana, closed out a seven-day visit. SALE PRICE *24.99 *9.99 10.20 Manchester Herald Florals and is the new owner of 14x55 22.75 The royal couple toured three Expo 24.2$ 1 0 .4 0 Leaf. Stem and Root, would not say MAIL-IN REBATE * 5.00 MAIL-IN REBATE *2.00 14x59 pavilions Wednesday before saying goodbye 14x63 28.00 2 2 .4 0 USPS 327-500 what would happen to the present to several thousand people at Expo’s Plaza of VOL. CV. No. 188 FIN AL C O S T FINAL COST _ _ 14x71 30.25 2 4 .2 0 employees or how many em­ Nations. They then left for Japan, where they Publlshsd dally sxcapt Sunday Suggsated carrier rates ars $1.50 AFTER REBATE *1 9 .9 9 AFTER REBATE *7.99 14x61 34.00 2 7 .2 0 IN STOCK and certain holldaya by tha Man- weekly, $6.50 tor one month, $10 25 ployees she plans to hire. are to tour for six days before returning to chaatar Publishing Co., 16Bralnard (or three months, $38.50 (or six “ That isn’t anybody’s business.” Britain. Placa, Manchsatar, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 (or one year she said Friday. Wednesday Is Senior Citizens Day at Charles, who officially opened the $1.6- Sacond class poataga paid at Man- Mall rates are available on request! THERMA □ TRU 6 Panel chaatar. Conn. POSTMASTER; Neither Strattman nor McCon­ Harvest Hill — Save 10°/o on Regular Prices . We Stock a Full line of billion. 5‘/i-month fair Friday, said he and ville would reveal the selling price. Sand addrasa changat to tha Man- Not on sale Items, cigarettes or soda. INSULATED STEEL DOOR UNIT Diana, relaxed and smiling after becoming chastar Herald. P.O. Box 591, Man- McConville has owned Mi­ Doug Fir, Framing & chsatar. Conn. 00040. T o placa a clasalllad or display • All the beauty of wood with none of the faint Tuesday, enjoyed “our all-too-brief advartlaament, or to report a news chelle’s Florals for four years, she problems • Three times the insulation value visit here enormously.” Item, story or picture Idea, call 043- said. She owned a grocery store in Sale Good through 5-30-86 of a conventional wood door. Plywood, 40 Pressure G U A R A N T E E D D ELIVER Y: II 2711. Olllce hours are 0:30 a.m. to 5 Manchester before that. UPl photo All Prices While Supplies Last, Plus Tax + Deposit you don't rscalva your Herald by 5 p.m: Monday through Friday. "The store in Manchester we SALE ’135.99 Reg. M50.50 Treated, Sheetrock & More Royalty in flames p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ hope will be a very nice business.” Not Responsible lor Typographical Errors. TAKE FIVE AT THE CAPITOL — Ja?z pianist bVkJ composer Dave Brubeck day, please telephone your carrier. I( you're unable to reach your car­ she said. of Wilton, with his'w.ife, lola, received an official statement Friday from Gov. Princess Anne’s husband. Mark Phiilips, The Mancliaster Herald Is a mem­ “ The opportunity (to buy) came 331111 4M N. MiM« Ipti 326 Hi. Mm who pulled out of the Dorset HorseTrials last rier, call subscriber service at 047- ber ol.tha Associated Press, a sub­ N . iMlN HMcInts PskiA 55 WiitMkini Mill Biship'i Cfmi Serving the Professional Builder and the do-it-yourselfer. William O ’Neill naming the day in his honor during ceremonies at the 9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. available and we thought it would month reportedly suffering pain and dis­ scriber to United Press Interna­ SImai CnI* MNdistii BlNifiilil W. Htfd. Capitol in Hartford. Brubeck will make a charity appearance with the Saturdays lor guaranteed delivery tional news asrvices and a member be an obvious expansion,” McCon­ 336 North Main Street 649-5253 orientation, has inflamed nerves on the side In Manchester. o( tha Audit Bureau ol Circulations. ville said. “ We have a lot of 443-4440 649-0446 243-8424 523-0723 Mon. thru Erl. 7:30-5 Sat. 8-12 Hartford Symphony on Sunday. of his face, Buckingham Palace says> Manchester customers already.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 10.1W6 - i 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 10, 1M6 u.s./woHd in Brief 1 PerGS dehies Syria attiaCk plan rhetoric between the countries,” was on full alert. striking at Syria. Both Arab JERUSALEM (UPI) - Prime fn Washington, a State Depart­ nations are alleged by the United Aquino says funds not enough Minister Shimon Peres dismissed he said. States to support terrorism. reports Friday that Israel was “By judging coolly I cannot see ment official said the administra­ MANILA. Philippines — President Corazon Aquino told immediate Indications for a Syrian tion is "always concerned” about Israeli officials who asked not to planning a military strike against be Identified denied there had been Secretary of State George Shultz the U.S. aid level Is “far short” Syria to retaliate for suspected attack upon us. The Israeli position tensioiu in the region. "But we MANCHESTER HAS IT! any massing of Israeli military of what is needed and asked for more Friday to help pay debts Syrian involvement in an attemp­ Is clear. We don’t have any have seen no change on the ground and fight rebels. intentions to attack the Syrians,” to lead us to suspect there is going forces in the Golan Heights. They ted bombing of an Israeli pas­ to be imminent major hostllies.” said Israel was monitoring Syrian .Aquino and Shultz met over breakfast for 45 minutes at the senger jet. Peres said. moves, but no more than usual. glass-paneled goverment guest house. Later, Shultz emerged “I can say with clarity Israel His remarks followed a CBS Israel and Syria fought In the from the guest house with a "thumbs up” sign and shouted to does not have any intention to News report that Israel was IMS, 1967 and 1973 Mideast wars. CBS said Israeli Defense Minis­ This Week Featuring... reporters the session was “excellent.” attack Syria,” Peres told Israel preparing a military strike against Israeli officials say they believe ter 'Vitzhak Rabin has privately Before leaving for Hawaii. Shultz reiterated President radio. “To the 'best of my knowl­ Syria in retaliation for the attemp­ Syria wiU attack the Jewish state, told several U.S. officials that t s bombing of an Israeli El Al which captured the Golan Heights Israel will retaliate for the attemp­ Reagan's invitation for Aquino to visit the United States, and edge. we do not have indications from Syria in 1967, when it feels Philippine officials said she may do so in November after the Syrians are going to attack airliner at London's Heathrow ted El Al bombing. Airport on April 17. strong enough to do so. elections in both nations. Israel the next morning. The Vedioth Ahronot newspaper Israeli military experts, CBS In a briefing for reporters traveling with Shultz, Information "On the Syrian-Israeli relations, Abu Dhabi’s Al Ittihad news­ Jack J. Lappen Realty paper quoted a Lebanese political said Syria believes Israel and the said, believe the Syrian military Minister Teodoro Locsin said Aquino and Shultz had “a very there were a great deal of threat is growing rapidly and that (formvriy Activa “N’ Able Realty) J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. United States have agreed on a friendly meeting.” discussing the Philippines’ economic and alarming reports which I would leader as saying Israel was plan­ the sooner Israel moves against suggest to calm them down and ning to attack Syrian forces within ."division of labor,” with Washing­ is located at military needs in the wake of the Feb. 25 revolt that toppled 3 wonir pnH th'’* the Syrian anny ton attacking Libya and Israel Syria the better. 20-year ruler Ferdinand Marcos. have at least a de-escalation in the Reagan has offered $100 million in economic grants and $50 164 East Center Street million in military assistance to-help the new government, in in the Lappen Building addition to assistance already targeted for the Southeast Asian Everything In GLASS! nation. Khadafy lied about family, opponent says But Monsod said the offer was “nowhere near enough." W ith interest rates at their lowest leader said the April IS U.S. air El-Bakoush. in an interview automatic rifle, to be purchased “We Can’t Hide Behind Our Product’’ I LONDON (UPI) — Libyan abroad or manufactured at home, levels in many years, business has es­ leader Col. Moammar Khadafy attacks on Tripoli and Benghazi published by the newspaper Al Over 30 Years Experience«24 Hour Service Famed Everest guide dies said his country intends to build a destroyed four military barracks Ahram. predicted an escalation of for use on the "line of fire.” calated to new highs in 1986. and 50 warplanes and killed 330 Libyan* terrorism and a more El-Bakoush. a former Libyan 'line of fire” across its coast with I prime minister who lives in Egypt, C.ALCUTT.A. India — Tenzing Norgay, the Sherpa guide who million armed men and women, people, mostly military personnel. violent American reaction that For personal, competent and thorough •PLEXIGLASS •FURNITURE TOPS took Sir Edmund Hillary to the summit of Mount Everest in 195.5 would force the Libyan army to advised the Americans to hit and vowed if Americans tried to The Libyan government said 45 Libyan oilfields to deprive Khad­ service... •SHOWER DOORS •AUTO GLASS ' in man's first conquest of the world's highest peak, died in invade, "they will bum, they will people died in the U.S. raid, but overthrow Khadafy’s regime. Darjeeling on Friday. He was believed to be 72. Khadafy. who has been quiet afy of his "only weapon.” die.” Western diplomats believe as Call me at 643-4263; and i^emember if I •SHOWER ENCLOSURES •MIRRORS^SCREENS Police .said Tenzing died from a chronic lung ailment in the A Libyan opposition leader said many as 100 people may have been since the U.S. attack, said he would He said Khadafy spends $300 •PATIO DOORS West Bengal city about 320 miles north of Calcutta, the state there were no casualties in Khad- killed. Two U.S. airmen died. create a e "line of fire and million annually from Libya's oil list your home. I’ ll sell your home! •PICTURE WINDOWS capital. The exact date of Tenzing’s birth is not known, but he afy’s family, contradicting Khad- Abdel-Hamid El-Bakoush. confrontation line” from coastal income to fund terrorist groups •SAFETY GLASS •STORE FRONTS Tubruk in the east to Zuwarah in believed he was born in 1914. afy’s claims that an infant daugh­ leader of the Front for the worldwide and another $300 mil­ Sincerely, Tenzing, who earned the nickname "Tiger of the Snows” for his ter had been killed and two sons Salvation of Libya, said none of the west. lion on terrorist training camps •STORM WINDOWS •INSULATED GLASS early exploits on Mount Everest, was with Hillary in the first injured. Khadafy's family was injured in The cities will become "the inside Libya. Jack J. Lappen slaughterhouses for the sheep of successful ascent of the world's highest peak. The pair reached Libyan television reports Thurs­ the attack, contradicting reports "We have certain information 31 Bissell Street, Manchester 649-7322 the peak of the 29.029-foot mountain on May 29, 1953. and became day night monitored by the British that an adopted daughter was America.” "If the Americans land on the that Khadafy lost .50 warplanes, instant international celebrities. Broadcasting Corp. said Khadafy killed and two .sons were wounded. including MiGS and Mirages, as al.so threatened war against any "Khadafy invented this to make Libyan coast, they will burn, they Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi issued a statement saying. "The will die,” he said. well as three civil planes (in the nation bows its head to this hero. My sympathy and condolences Arab nation that permitted the the Libyan people believe that he U.S. raid). About ,300 military Mediterranean-based U.S. 6th was sharing with them'the conse­ Khadafy said he was asking each IT PAYS TO RAP to the members of the Tenzing family." of the 1 million Libyans to buy a personnel were killed along with 30 Jack J. Lappen Realty Fleet to visit. quences of American aggression,” civilians,” he said. CiffiQUESr In Cairo, a Libyan opposition he said Soviet-made AK-47 Kalashnikov i’ll get you top dollar NASA bows on rocket redesign PAP AUTO PARTS W.ASHINGTON — Apparently bowing to a demand by the Energy Conservation Services for your property. presidential Challenger commission. N.AS.A announced Friday it FBI criticized in Presser probe 307 E. 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Teamsters President Jackie the,Senate Permanent Subcom­ Presser for embezzling money mittee on Investigations on their report said the "FBI’s overall N.AS.A's announcement was made as the commission from his union. investigation of the Presser case, attitude toward the subcommit­ YOUR SPRINQ VACRYION TAN AT prepared, for the first time, to release the transcript of a session But investigators said their own which involves allegations that tee’s investigation can be fairly SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM EXHAUST WORK on May 2 that was closed to the public. .At that hearing, agency probe of the department’s han­ Presser embezzled $700,000 from characterized as one of obfusca­ Custom Kitchen Center officials as well as engineers from rocket booster builder NE’S PLACE 643-1442 dling of the case involving Presser. his hometown Teamsters local in tion. intransigence and delay.” Unlisx Hilr A TiM ing Salon Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling Morton-Thiokol testified. a longtime supporter of President Cleveland by paying ‘’ghost em- The subcommittee opened an DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. 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IN BROTHERS,/ please call 647-9946. THE MANCHESTER HERALD Call 643-271i « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 10.19«6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 10, 1986 — 7 OPINION Connecticut In Brief Accused State police crack burglary ring gunman to LITCHFIELD — A burglary ring linked to at least 15 thefts in Washington and New Milford as well as Dutchess County, New The challenge P R E M l I j M S York, was cracked this week by state police who made three be tested arrests, officials said Friday. Jack The State Police Western District Major Crimes Squad and BETHEL (UPI) — Psychiatric troopers from Troop L in Litchfield said they made the arrests tests were ordered Friday for a of LaRouche A nderson this week after investigating a burglary at an auto repair shop in motorist accused of cutting down a Washington. rookie policeman with a 12-gauge, Lyndon LaRouche Jr. continues to spread Paul Earl, 23, of Dutchess County. N.Y., was arrested early pump action shotgun after being his bitter brand of extremist ideology in Thursday morning at New Milford Hospital where he was being stopped for a motor vehicle MY LIABILITY treated for a injury he allegedly received while breaking into the violation. efforts to gain support in a second bid for auto repair shop, state police said. president. Like a queen bee, he nurtures his Kenneth Ruggles, 40. of Dan­ PRoTtcTioN? Earl was charged with third-degree burglary and is being held bury, was held in lieu of $200,000 followers in the National Democratic Policy at the Litchfield Correctional Center, state police said. bond on two counts of attempted Committee, making sure they are able to THE insurance Hudson’s life A second suspect, Jeff Hendrickson, 19, of the New murder and one count of asaulting Milford-Morris area was arrested at a cottage in Morris by a police officer. recapitulate all of his beliefs. When ready, troopers armed with a search warrant, state police said. they strike on their own and try to run in state inpustrY, of Course. Superior Court Judge Edward F. and local elections. Stodolink ordered Ruggles to un­ WHY? kept Hoover's i Panik demolition plan presented dergo a psychiatrict test and Last week, the party made a move that continued the case to May 23. strikes close to home. Robert Patton, a BRIDGEPORT — Officials Friday announced a $69.6 million Officer Michael Daubert, 21, of LaRouche candidate from New Hampshire, men hopping plan to demolish the blighted Father Panik Village housing Danbury, on the force eight proudly introduced to the public two project over the next 10 years and replace it with mixed-income, months, was wounded critically UPI photo lower-density housing. about 7:30 p.m. Thursday when he Friday. Capitol employees and lawmak­ followers, Alton Browning Jr. of Jewett City WASHINGTON - The FBI, fearful that Rock The decaying project’s 1,100 families would be relocated in new was struck by three shotgun blasts. With the dome of the Connecticut and Nicholas Tarzia of Stamford, who intend Hudson’s apparent homosexual proclivities could housing built on the site of the project or in rehabilitated housing He was listed in critical but Capitol in the background, workers ers watched as the building was “topped to seek office in Connecticut, and vowed that harm the bureau’s image if he portrayed a G-man throughout the city. Mayor Thomas W. Bucci said. stable condition at Danbury Hospi­ attach the final steel beam to a new off.” "there will be more.” “The day’s of dense concentration of public housing such as tal after undergoing an operation in the movies, kept close watch on the actor performed by two teams of doctors legislative office building in Hartford Patton’s words raise a challenge to the throughout the 1966s and early 1970s, according to Father Panik Village are gone,” Bucci said. Key to the plan’s success is nearly $50 million in federal that lasted more than 10 hours. voters of Connecticut, a challenge that one documents in the bureau’s files. Police Chief John P. Basile said Hudson, a Hollywood star for three decades, funding. other state faced, but lost, on March 18. Bucci and other city officials will go to Washington Mopday to Ruggles emerged from his car When Mark Fairchild and Janice Hart, two died last fall after publicly revealing his affliction wielding a shotgun after being New building gets its top with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. press the Department of Housing and Urban Development for flagged down by Daubert on LaRouche candidates in Chicago, won Following his death, there was open speculation of support in the innovative plan. Mansfield Street in a quiet residen­ Earlier this year, HUD officials angered the state’s largest city tion and Restoration Commission. million budget, although $1 million statewide Democratic primaries, laziness what Hollywood — and the FBI — had believed for tial section near the Danbury line. HARTFORD (UPI) - With by suggesting the project be bulldozed immediately and offering legislators proudly watching, the Lawmakers and Capitol ern- more was allocated this year if the and ignorance carried the day. Voters were years; that Hudson was homosexual. Daubert also pulled his gun and only $1 million for the work. Deputy Assistant HUD Secretary told Ruggles to drop his weapon. last structural steel beam for a ployees were invited to sign their construction costs exceed the too idle to learn about the candidates they We first reported 14 years ago that the FBI had James E. Baugh later backed off that proposal. Daubert was shot three times in new legislative office building was names on the final beam before it current budget. had to choose from, and politicians took the secret dossiers on Hudson and other Approval of the plan would also require rewriting federal the chest, neck and face, with one lifted into place during "topping was lifted into place with a The office building is being historic power of the big city’s political entertainment celebrities. According to the regulations governing public housing which now do not allow shot entering "right below his off” ceremonies Friday. traditional Christmas tree and a state and American flag on top. constructed in conjunction with a machine for granted. information just released to our reporter Tony mixed incomes and a percentage of privately owned units within eye.” Basile said. Daubert re­ Wearing hard hats, lawmakers renovation of the Capitol, which Capaccio under the Freedom of Information Act, a single project, Bucci said. turned two shots, both of which and Capitol employees applauded will continue with work to restore Thus, Illinois is forced to deal with the as the 30-foot off-white beam was The Christmas tree was pro­ the columns we wrote then set off a determined missed Ruggles, the chief said. vided by Sen. John G. Miatthews. the Hall of the House this summer. possibility of a lieutenant governor and FBI search for our source. Ruggles was apprehended after hoisted into the air by a crane and R-New Canaan, co-chairman of the secretary of state who believe that all people Education helps parent-doctors he fired shots at a second police set in place on top of the five-story Ogle said legislative leaders “Efforts are continuing to identify Anderson’s structure. Legislature’s Physical Facilities should be screened for Acquired Immune source for FBI material through analysis of officer who responded to the scene. Subcommittee, which is oversee­ have tentatively agreed to hold a NEW HAVEN — Mothers who sometimes think their children “The individual had an army May 21 special session of the House Deficiency Syndrome, and that a quarantine Anderson’s columns, to attempt to isolate a single to be more ill than they really are can learn to make judgments The topping off ceremony, a ing construction of the building. bag with quite a few rounds, a tradition dating back hundreds of in the temporary buildings so the should be in force until a cure is found. document or item which might pinpoint similar to their doctors’ if given proper instruction. Yale hunting knife and a handgun on the The $51 million building is restoration of the House chamber Anderson’s source,” states an internal FBI memo years to Scandinavia, marks the LaRouche’s followers also say that Queen University doctors said Friday, seat of his car.” Basile said. half-way point in completion of the scheduled to open next year. It will can proceed on schedule. Open Forum dated May 22.1972. "When a mother is taught how to evaluate specific information “There was also a gas mask in the $51 million office building going up house offices and hearing rooms The work on the House will be Elizabeth sells drugs and that Donald Regan, about her child with fever, her assessment of the child's illness President Reagan’s chief of staff, plays a key car. near the Capitol. now cramped into the 107-year-old done in two stages, beginning with THE G-MAN APPARENTLY suspected that the more closely resembles the pediatrician’s.” said Dr. Paul "I don’t know what he had in Capitol building and two tempor­ the period between the session that role in a Mafia money-laundering scheme. leak came from some other agency. The memo McCarthy, professor of pediatrics at Yale and an attending mind.” Basile said. "It is indeed an historic moment ary buildings on the Capitol lawn. ended this week and the session Tarzia is running for Congress in the 4th that she wrote on behalf of applicant’s income including says; “We are checking possibility of Anderson’s physician at Yale-New Haven Hospital. State police later obtained a to realize the first stage of what that begins in January and then in No consolidation, "Mothers who are not taught tend to think their children are search warrant and opened the was only a dream two years ago.” David B. Ogle, executive direc­ Congressional District. Browning is running convicted drug dealer Stephan spousal income meets the follow­ source being at the White House or Secret Service, tor of legislative management, the interim period following the Massaro on town stationery. I ing criteria: Family of: three or through extremely discreet contacts at the White quite a bit more ill than doctors think,” said McCarthy, who car’s truck but found nothing said the Rev. Joseph A. Devine, 1987 session. for the Senate. Both said they have no funds no rule revision presented his findings to the 1986 Joint Pediatrics Conference in unusual. chairman of the Capitol Preserva­ said the project is within its $51 and no concrete plans for campaigning, and felt there was really something less. four, five, six, seven or House.” wrong. more. An applicant is not dis­ The FBI files make clear that the bureau’s sole Washington, D.C. each must capture 20 percent of the delegates McCarthy studied 365 mothers, of which 189 were shown a To the Editor: After reading the police un­ qualified if his/her spouse has interest in Hudson was his sexual behavior — and at a nominating convention this summer to ion's complaint and Director previously owned a home, pro­ the concern that he might play an FBI agent on 20-minute teaching film and also given a booklet with instructions on how to observe children with fever. Election ruling unlikely before primaries force a Democratic primary. In 1978. Gov. Ella Grasso saw Penny’s, I strongly believe she vided the applicant has never the silver screen. As early as 1960, a memo They plan to talk directly to the voters to had no right to write such a letter Physicians hope to improve parents' communication with that the committee had paid for a Moffett wants the commission to fit to officially honor and recog­ owned a home; however, the reported on a Hollywood party that was raided by pediatricians and alleviate the anxiety that often engulfs a Bv Judd Everhart Moffett’s campaign attorney. on town stationery regardless of income of both spouses will be police because of alleged sexual “orgies” on the Steven G. Mednick. who once held charter helicopter for O’Neill to subpoena the guest list to the New drum up support, and therein lies the nize the Manchester Fire De­ mother when her child is sick, McCarthy said. The Associated Press York City fundraiser as well as challenge. Connecticut residents must pay partment. 8th Utilities District. who purchased the stationery. considered in determining in­ premises. “Files of guests’ names were Garfield’s job. said he could not be travel from a New York City certain that laws had been broken fundraiser back to Connecticut. copies of the invitations in order to careful attention as the LaRouche followers The tradition and dedication Anyone who deals in cocaine or come eligibility. confiscated during the raid and as a result many HARTFORD — A top .state determine “the intent of the Klan sets rally in Windham elections official said Friday there by Democrats For Victory ’86, speak their minds. Voters in the state should have not diminished since that hard drugs of that type requires Personally, I feel that if a prominent individuals have reportedly been George W. Hannon Jr., head of organizers ... (and) the under­ large sums of money and good single person can afford to was little chance of completing an which was created last year by the committee, said this week the time. revealed as apparently participants in these WINDHAM — The Ku Klux Klan says it will hold a rally and three of O'Neill’s closest allies. standing of the contributors.” be intelligent enough to evaluate what they It is beyond comprehension connections with organized purchifse a home, wonderful! orgies,” the memo states. The names included national conference in Windham over the Labor Day weekend. investigation into charges filed by committee’s “mission” was to say and vote accordingly. 7 gubernatorial candidate Toby “Whether or not there is crimi­ “provide intelligence” and other that the Board of Directors of the crime. Howwor. these three- and four- Rock Hudson. In 1980, the white supremacy group held the state’s first public nal culpability. I’m going to leave Like that queen bee, whoraoesn’t hang Mayor Weinberg has not come Moffett before the May 20 elections voter data for all Democratic Town of Manchester would seek bedroom homes are being sub­ In 1966, the FBI sent a memo to the White House Klan rally in 70 years in the adjacent town of Scotland. for delegates to the nominating to the elections commission,” he candidates, not just O’Neill. He around to see her offspring and lives longer to destroy such a good and forth with a satisfactory expla­ sidized by the Town of Manches­ that stated the actor had not been the subject of an In 1981, a public Klan gathering was held in Windham with few convention. said. “What we’re suggesting that said Moffett had not asked for any W E D E L IV E R then all of them in the end, LaRouche will cost-effective organization. nation as to why she did this, and ter. And because of that special FBI investigation. However, the memo did inform problems. The latest rally will be held in the area known as Moffett, who is challenging Gov. they have to probe, they have to help. If you haven't received your survive. But his followers will quickly fall by A change in the Town Charter 1 think she should resign her provision, people with children President Johnson that a confidential informant Plaska’s Pond on Route 203. the same location as the 1981 rally. William A. O’Neill for this year’s look at the accounts and records, Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. office. should have had first priority. I State police said they are aware of the planned rally and have Democratic gubernatorial nomi­ look at the purpose of the expendi­ In a complaint filed with Gar­ weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, ' the wayside if people listen closely to their denies all the citizens of Man­ “reported that several years ago while he was in please call your carrier. If you're chester their basic right to self don’t see the reasoning in the New York he had an ’affair’ with movie star Rock been making plans to deal with it. nation. has asked the commission tures. they have to talk to princi­ field’s commission. Moffett claims rhetoric. pals involved in theorganization. if Hannon’s committee improperly unable to reach your carrier, call determination. In this country Ron Gordon town subsidizing a 6-room house Hudson." to investigate the activities of a subscriber service, 647-9946, by 6 LaRouche and his drones can runin committee known as Democrats people have lied ... about the way functioned on O’Neill’s behalf and. the rights of the individual are 18 Lindman St. for one individual while many of The memo continued: “The informant stated Doctors form their own HMO in several instances, accepted p.m. weekdaysortOa.m.Saturdays Connwticut. and they can hide, as some still For Victory '86. Moffett claims the the money was solicited.” for guaranteed-delivery. also protected. The Manchester the town’s residents who also that from personal knowledge he knew that Rock Moffett noted a report this week contributions above the legal limit. continue to do, but they won’t win here unless qualify have to continue to raise NEW HAVEN —-Connecticut doctors will form their own committee is a ‘phantom” com­ Board of Directors feels differ­ Hudson was a homosexual. The belief was health maintenance organization in hopes of limiting costs and mittee operating and raising mo­ voters fall asleep. This state, and its voters, ently. Our forefathers who gave a family in a small apartment expressed that by ’personal knowledge' the gaining more control over the care they provide. ney on behalf of O’Neill, who has don’t need their type of honey. us this heritage must be turning Love Lane letter Considering that 5 of the 14 informant meant he had personally indulged in The decision came in a unanimous vote at the annual meeting his own re-election committee. over in their graves at this homes will be occupied by single homosexual acts with Hudson or had witnessed or of the Connecticut State Medical Society, which ended Thursday State law limits candidates to travesty. The destruction of the needs explanation individuals seems to me to received the information from individuals who in New Haven. Society officials said the HMO plan was adopted one committee. 8th Utilities District is wrong. indicate that there are 5 families had done so.” because physicians feel they have been “exploited” soothers can Moffett, a former congressman, ^ Southern New England Vegetable Farms There is no honor,, in it. just in town that have lost their make a profit. said during a Capitol news confer­ To the Editor: ence Friday that the matter was a politics and greed. opportunity to provide their THE FBI MEMO to the White House also The doctors hope to start their HMO in January, opening the Grimaldi's Greenhouse Citizens of Manchester, keep children with a home to call their disclosed that another informant had provided plan to all doctors in thestate who would continue to provide care simple one and should be settled ' FROM OUR GREENHOUSES.f^ I feel a need at this time to befSre May 20. close to 300 has merged wHh your rights. Once gone they are own. similar testimony in 1961, and that the bureau’s in their offices. The society says its HMO expects to charge 10 deleg^s to the July nominating "Southern New England We offer you the ABSOLUTE BEST never returned; are you then clarify my intention in my Los Angeles field office had reported the standard percent to 20 percent less than the most expensive HMO in the previous letter to the Herald. conventiVn will be at stake. Vegetahle Farms.” Q U A L IT Y HANGING BASKETS! better off? I urge no consolida­ Dawne Gagnon rumors of that time regarding Hudson’s sexual state. But Jeffrey B. Garfield, execu­ ------tion. no charter revision. No. I do not feel that single 237 Bidwell St. practices. tive director of the Elections 6 months ago we began growing these people should only live in condos ' The FBI was particularly concerned about two President retires at Quinnipiac Enforcement Committee, said Fri­ Vegetable Plants or apartments as Miss Dunlop plants, dedicating 100% of our time so that Andrew Katkauskas Letters policy 1960s movies, “Chicago 7” and “A Fine Pair.” A HAMDEN — Quinnipiac College President Richard Terry will day he doubted Moffett’s com­ of All Kinds 656 Tolland Tumpke stated in her letter last week. I historian at the American Film Institute told our plaint would come up at the YOUR MOTHER can have THE BEST on also believe that each person is retire at the end of August after eight years as the head of the commission’s meeting on The Manchester Herald wel­ associate Donald Goldberg that “Chicago 7,” in private schooi in Hamden, offcials say. MOTHER’S DAY. “Quality takes time" entitled to decent housing re­ comes original letters to the which Hudson was to have played an FBI agent on Terry’s announcement Thursday follows months of controv­ Wednesday. gardless of race, color, creed or editor. Weinberg should a kidnapping case, was never released. A memo to ersy, and he is said to be taking consultant work as an industrial “The investigation is on-going 10* Hinging marital status. Letters should be brief and to FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover said the bureau’s and organizational psychologist. and involves some very significant OUR SPECIAL FOR MOM - IVY GERANIUMS nv^ Bitkm resign as mayor However, the qualification and the point. They should be typed activities were treated “very favorably and Terry was forced to institute cost-saving measures in the past issues.” Garfield said. ”I don’t procedure page of the applica­ or neatly handwritten, and, for accurately” in the film, but added: “However, our year after a $1.5 million shortfall caused by a nearly 9 percent expect the matter will come up Also, a complete line of bedding plants such as ®lMebvNEA.inc tion form I received from Visions ease in editing, should be double­ files indicate that Rock Hudson, a prominent drop in student enrollment; (Wednesday) because the investi­ To the Editor; gation has not been completed. The GERANIUMS - NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS - IMPATIENS - DAHLIAS Unlimited about the houses on spaced. Letters must be signed leading man, has been alleged to be a homosexual Faculty members seeking a new contract took a secret-ballot "You’re too late. Thanks to Khadafy, every­ Love Lane did indeed give the commission will proceed as expe­ Petunias, Marigolds, Vinca Vine, Salvia, Celosia, Begonias, Sweet Allysum, Zinnias, with name, address and daytime and/or bisexual.” "no confidence vote” in Terry in February. Snap Dragons, Balsam, Pansies, Coleus, Ageratum, Dusty Miller, Morel thing on North America is booked this When I first read the article impression that this was a family telephone number (for ditiously as possible.” The FBI was alerted to the other movie by an VISIT US AT OUR TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS summer.” about Mayor Weinberg’s letter project. Section Four states: The verification). item in Daily Variety of Hollywood on Sept. 5, 24 Watrus Rd., Bolton - *t md oi BoHon Rt. 44, Coventry - V< mll« w*«t of Sabrlm Pool*, 1967. It said Hudson wag to play “an FBI agent Cwiltr Rd. go tlralght, follow doodond tlgn, 644-5743 742-0269 who becomes involved with a jewel thief.” The Grand jury measure becomes law bureau tried desperately to get a copy of the A warning about the man who would lead script, but failed. As it turned out, Hudson’s role HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. begun before the law took effect The Democratic governor re­ Was changed to that of a New York City William A. O’Neill has signed and are legally continuing. jected a bill that would allow legislation allowing prosecutors to O’Neill also issued his first veto people to contest the outcome of I got a letter from Mario Cuomo the other day. I moderation on domestic issues. In a major speech policeman. But the FBI continued to keep its eye on Hudson. resume grand jury investigations Friday against a bill passed during legislative elections by bringing think it must be a form letter, because he asks me in San Francisco late last month, he reverted with into allegations of corruption in the legislative session that ended their challenge before the General BRUNSWICK PARKADE LANES to give "as much as you can’’ to something called evident relish to the divisive oratory that had Confidential tile three communities, the governor’s Wednesday night. Assembly itself. “the Governor’s Victory Team,” so that he can thrilled the Democratic delegates at their office said Friday. convention in the same city in August 1984. “Serial criminals” — those who commit similar presents...^ $ J 0 0 “ward off the Republican attack” and “keep the William The bill approved earlier this truth of our record before the people of New crimes, one after the other, have titillated and CHARGING THAT increased despair among terrified the public since Jack the Ripper. They’re week by the Legislature reverses a York,” Rusher the poor “is threatening the traiSquility of the judge’s ruling that had put on hold < 3 Gov. Cuomo knows very well that I am already a serious matter for law enforcement A Balloon Store whole nation,” he accused the Reagan professionals. At a recent closed meeting of police the grand jury probes in Enfield. SPECIAL doing everything I possibly can to alert not only administration of causing a “growing division” Naugatuck and Torrington as well the people of New York but the American people and federal agents, it was estimated that as many as a statewide Medicaid fraud between rich and poor. According to the account as 40 percent of the nation’s unsolved murders Balloons & Bring your family and friends to help us as a whole to the truth about him. in the New York Times, he accused Mr. Reagan of investigation. As a matter of fact, that form letter itself is a may have been the work of these traveling The bill took effect when signed Gifts Galore celebrate our ’86 Summer Season kick off! “squandering” billions on defense while fostering criminals. And one rapist was linked to more than late Thursday afternoon by splendid example of Cuomo’s positive gift for “the denial of compassion” in social programs. economy. This has enabled Cuomo to call for and 100 sexual assults across the country. The O’Neill, although the governor’s duplicity. It is, essentially, a money-raising letter, “We cannot,” he declared,’’watch the numbers of office in following its usual prac­ designed to build up a war chest for Cuomo's race obtain a considerable reduction in New York’s conference will soon distribute a report on better our poor grow, our middle class shrink, their methods of cooperation to track down these tice did not announce the signing Mothers Day for re-election as governor this fall. But Cuomo own takes — a reduction for which he is now dreams wither, and think that... increased until Friday. hasn’t yet declared his candidacy for re-election, naturally taking elaborate bows, and which he unregenerate criminals. I f Rainbow Supplies violence and disorientation will not affect us all.” Prosecutors suspended the four* and in truth may not have decided, yet, whether to would rather die than credit to Mr. Reagan. As a A Balloon Store •jr Graduation Brunswick Parkade Lanes result, Cuomo is widely expected to be a shoo-in if That is vintage Cuomo, and apparently we are investigations after a judge ruled Offer good make the race or throw New York to the wolves the Torrington investigation was 346^ West Middle Tpkb. he actually does run for re-election; yet his form going to he hearing a lot of it. w ith M ore! Bouquets during open play and concentrate exclusively for the next two years covered by a law passed last year Manchester, CT 06040 on what is really closest to his heart; running for letter begs the recipients to put up their On foreign policy, though, the Cuomo position is iHanrliPBtpr Hrralli that placed time limits on one-man when lanes are available the presidency in 1988. So the letter had to be hard-earned cash “to ward off the Republican still in the shop, getting tuned up. In the words of grand jury investigations. 646-2302 from 5/11/86 Thru 5/24/86 643-1507 phrased in such a way as to constitute an appeal attack” on “what we (sic) have accomplished in Theodore Sorensen, John Kennedy’s old adviser Founded In 1M1 for money (1) for himself if he runs for re-election, the past three years. ” and speechwriter; “I haven’t the slightest doubt The four investigations, which “We Deliver Fun RICHAno W COSQROVE ...... Publlth«r were under way when last year’s and (2) for the alternative Democratic nominee if Meanwhile, as he tries to decide whether to seek that internally taking shape in that marvelous DOUGLAS A. BEVINS ...... Exacutiv* Editor brain of his is a philosophy of foreign affairs. But law took effective, have exceeded he doesn’t. the Democratic presidential nomination as a JAMES P. SACKS...... 'X...... Managing Editor the time limits allowed under the it would be premature to say that one is fully ALEXANDER QIRELLI ...... Aaaoclata Editor private citizen or from the Executive Chamber in law. Yikes, Have We Got KITES! THE LETTER is duplicitous in another way too. Albany. Cuomo is also shaping the issues on which formed.” MARIE E. SIEFFERT . .Advartlylng Dlractor/Aaioe. Publlahar The bill signed Thursday by Like the other governors of both parties who are he plans to campaign for the White House. I can hardly wait. MARK F. ABRAITIS ...... ^ / \ ...... Bualnaaa Manaoar 413 Main Stru(?t I Mancliester up for re-election this year, Cuomo has benefited Connoisseurs of the Cuomo style will be interested SHELDON COHEN ...... / ...... Compotlng Managar O’Neill makes it clear tat the A RHlir'TiW K .K to know that, on recent evidence at least, he has William Rusher, publisher of the National ROBERT H HUBBARO-^...... Praatroom Managar investigations are not covered by Det’orating Service^ - Helium Rentals enormously from President Reagan’s policies and JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... Circulation Mana^r the 1985 law because they had the health they have restored tb the national abandoned his attempt to inch back toward Review, is a syndicated columnist. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 10. 1986 - I 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 10, 1986 PEANUTS by Charlat M. Schuli HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by Dlk Brown# ______Ho t "I CLFAf^-YoU PU2TY/^\ ^OU) COME UE PONY IF WE MAP UNIFORMS ''p N ieioN OF f^aJeev^ofZK HAVE UNIFORMS^ WITH NAMES ANP NUMBERS, evervone woulp know WHO WE ARE... 5 /1 BUSINESS * i you p p y !

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6-10 Secondly, Northeast cities simply have less room to expand, 23 Sing Swiss ( s i) 35 Portable light 46 - lu, plaintiffs with asbestos-related style newspaper. Box 1846, Cincinnati. OH putting existing houses at a premium. ELIMINATE NEWSPAPER PROBLEMS 26 's Irish 36 Downwind Brute claims against Raymark. said that 45201 Be sure to stale your zodiac 24 Raised Rose 37 Sanction his firm had been "p rivy to talks” 25 Delicate 48 Dry dishes sign. 27 Most beautiful 38 Lowbred GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Improvising recently that the company is RUSTPROOF laDnc Winter wheat crop down 12 percent 31 Charitable or­ 39 Accustoms 49 Sweetsop last-minute changes in your plans will WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli planning such a filing. 28 Chemical suffix 40 Rattling WITH A ganization not gain you advantages today Pro­ WASHINGTON — The Agriculture Department said Friday Early said his firm sought to 29 Jug 52 Turn to the left j (abbr.) instrument ceed with your original blueprint, minus M Y DAD SAYS HE JUST WANC3ERED 1986 winter wheat production is estimated at 1.6 billion bushels, have $10 million in Raymark 30 Heavy wood M Y DAD W A e ONCE BUT T7HEYONLY HAVE 33 Islet 44 Vim 53 Recent (prof.) the shortcuts assets frozen because “ if you think 32 River in China 'EvACHELOR NUMBER 4 ' ! THREE BACHELORS IN WHILE HE WAS LDOKINS FOR down 12 percent from last year’s harvest of 1.83 billion bushels. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Y o u r w o rk ­ 1 2 3 4 1 ON AT A TIME. THE RESTROOM. Officials said the average yield, based on indications as of May a company is about to go belly up 34 Young lady (Fr.. load could be a tritle heavier than usual ON 'THE DATINQ G AM E " 1, was estimated at 37.4 bushels per acre, compared with last you want to protect your clients’ abbr.) today, so it's important to keep pace 'T~- 12 claims.” Early said $10 million for NEWSPAPER BOX! 38 Vigor year’s 38.1 bushels per harvested acre. with your duties. Once you tall behind, his firm ’s claims — among 24.000 ^41 Phrase of under­ you'll not catch up. Farmers are expected to have about 42.8 million acres for 15 nationwide that have been filed Mount Your standing (2 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you buck the harvest this year, down from almost 48 million in 1985. against Raymark alleging health wds.) will of the majority today, it could cause Winter wheat is planted in the fall and harvested the following 16 problems because of asbestos Home Delivery 42 City in France dissension within your group. Bite the summer. It makes up about three-fourths of total U.S. wheat 43 Unlikely bullet — smile and join in exposure — would be “ better than 21 22 1 production. 45 Tilted VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) In competi­ nothing." Newspaper At No 1986 production estimates for spring wheat, corn and other |47 Invite 24 tive involvements today you're more apt In March. Raymark’s board W spring-planted crops were included. Those will be issued by *48 Pause to be tripped up by your own careless­ cM lU temporarily authorized the com­ A Convenient .50 Pair 29 ness than by the opposition. Be sure to USDA later in the growing season. pany to file for protection from its *51 Carbon form tie your shoestrings. creditors under-Chapter 11 of the Location. *53 At hand 32 LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) It's best not to talk about something prematurely bankruptcy code in the event it '54 Former nuclear Another chain halts magazine sales received an unfavorable jury 38 39 40 toady that you are hoping,to do. You agency (abbr.) verdict in a Texas asbestos case. /f’s A Sure 55 Imitates could feel a bit foolish later if you don't Bridge CLEVELAND — Revco D.S. Inc., the nation’s largest . pull it off. That authorization lapsed when 56 Is human 43 4 ^ drugstore chain, has stopped selling adult magazines, a decision SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A n alyze the case was settled out of court. 57 Royal Scottish come back to the queen and then force the company says was basedAii^ economics, not pressure. Way To 47 your present budget to determine if it is Nevertheless, Day has acknowl­ Academy Cloudy out the spade ace. But when clubs mis­ elastic enough to take on additional ex­ NORTH Within the last few weeks, Revco has ordered managers of its edged that a huge jury award could ; (abbr.) behave, he can change horses. He 51 penses. Put a damper on your spending ♦ 5 2,010 stores in 29 states to stop selling magazines like Playboy, Safe News... Everyday! •58 Cowboy crystal ball plays a spade to the 10, playing for the wipe out Raymark’s insurance < it it isn't. ' V A Q 6 Forum and Penthouse, said Lee Goldman, a spokeswoman for coverage and force a Chapter 11 country SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) Re- ♦ 10 6 5 2 spade jack in the East hand and a rea­ 54 the company, based in suburban Twinsburg. filing, Raymark has been negotiat­ White Leather Grained Finish / Black Lettering ■59 W ave (Fr.) spectlully listen to the suggestions of ♦ K 8 7 4 2 By James Jacoby sonable spade division. He can then ■ The action was taken because of poor sales and not because of ing with insurers tp boost its 67 others today, but don't abdicate your ruff the heart return, set up the spades • Easy to Mount Instructions DOWN WEST EAST pressure from outside interests, she said Thursday. coverage. The company no longer own good judgment. The ideas they ot­ Although East and West might well by ruffing, and return to his hand with ■ ter may be off track. ♦ A 7 4 4 J 9 6 2 Drugstores and convenience stores have come under pressure uses asbestos, a carcinogen. ORDER BY MAIL make nine tricks in a heart contract, the club queen to enjoy the last good 1 Entwine (C)1966 by NEA, Inc CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. 19) You II V 9 8 7 V K J 5 4 3 2 from groups opposed to sales of adult magazines. In a ruling made Thursday but they lacked the clairvoyance to enter spade. be better off in the long run today if you ♦ A K Q ♦ 7 4 delivered to Raymark on Friday. Your Name ♦ 10 9 6 5 4 J the auction. Despite his high-card val­ Of course none of this would work if do things yourself rather than work with Superior Court Judge Burton J. Our Front Desk ues, West stay^ out of the bidding West had simply made the opening Sales and earnings rise at Zayre Address _ inept assistants. They're apt to hinder Jacobson issued a temporary SOUTH over one spade because of his flat dis­ lead of a club. Would that lead have City ------Zip CELEBRITY CIPHER Instead of help. 4 K Q to 8 3 FRAMINGHAM, Mass. — Zayre Corp., a major retailer, restraining order that prevents Celebrity Cipber cryplogramB are created from quotatlona by lamoua people, past and praaent AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) In situ a ­ tribution. When the bidding ended at needed some of the same clairvoyance Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:00 or... Each latter In the cipher ttanda for another. Today's clua: U aquaia O. 4 to Raymark from selling any of its tions that have elements ot chance, you three diamonds, he hoped he had that eluded East-West during the Friday reported increased sales and earnings for the first Please send me ____ Newspaper Boxes at *7 each. ♦ J 9 8 3 real and personal property, includ­ Contact our by CONNIE WIENER might not be as lucky as you think to­ 4AQ3 enough tricks to defeat that contract. bidding? quarter of 1986. □ Check Enclosed □ Send It C O D. day. Should you win. it may be only West cashed his three top diamonds Net income for the 13-week period ending April 2p, 1986 was ing factories, contracts and a Circulation Dept, to “FYYG TEAY TEMPYCBVT EW XEMV tem porary. Vulnerable: East-West and switched to the nine of hearts. De­ Braille $16,696,000 — up f r o m $15,192,000 last year, the company baseball field used by a women’s MAIL ORDER TO: Manchester Herald Dealer: South PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) D o not clarer won the ace and played a spade Louis Braille (1809-1852), a profes­ reported. Sales rose 32.2 percent to $1,044,534,000. amateur softball team once spon­ make arrangements make decisions today that will affect Circulation Dept. GNTR, EV SEK KBHH XEM GVEPY BR to the king. West took the ace and con­ sor at the Institute for the Blind, saw Net income for the full 52-week period preceeding April 26 sored by the company. your family without consulting everyone West North East South at 647-9946 tinued hearts. Declarer ruffed, threw the need for a writing system for his Raymark currently has a con­ 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, CT 06040 (irst. They may have valid reasons for 1 4 totaled $96,151,000. KNTC’R NHH N IVYNA.” — NT8HYBUS a heart on his queen of spades and then students. With the help of Valentine tract to sell the property, on which disapproving. ') Pass 1 NT Pass 2 ♦ "While sales were significantly higher than last year, the Pass 3 ♦ Pass l^ass relied on clubs splitting. When they did Hauy, Braille developed a system In the field is located to a Stratford ARIES (March 21-April 19) Think b e ­ increases stemmed primarily from additional stores and our developer for about $1.7 million. OVBHHBNCR. fore you speak today or you might unin­ Pass not. he had to go down a trick. relief which he adapted from Mors«- new operations ...." said Maurice Segall, president and chief Declarer can play better. Let iiim code. After 10 years of research, he The judge refused, however, to PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "When I pul on a unilorm. it's a coal of pride, a tentionally offend a friend. Don't com­ executive officer. Opening lead: 4 K play ace of clubs and a club to dum­ invented the alphabet known as grant the attorneys’ request to Sanrl|p0tpr coal of armor Like .going onto a balllelipid " — Billy Marlin. ment on anything until your mind 1$ in proper gear. my’s king. If that suit divides, he can Braille. freeze the assets in Raymark’s < MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 10. 1986 - II le - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 10, 1986 Policy no help SPORTS to U.S. farmers, new report says

Bv Steve Gerstel hurt by the new sales competition United Press International to non-debtor nations provided by increased Latin American ex­ WASHINGTON - U.S. policy in ports. which also pushed down the debt crisis faced by many Latin prices on virtually all major American countries boosted prof­ commodities. its for some big American banks “I believe that there may be but seriously damaged the domes­ policy alternatives to current tic fa rm econom y, a congressional administration efforts that could report said Friday. be of greater benefit to both the And, the report conciuded, poii- debtor countries and U.S. expor­ cies implemented by the Reagan ters without threatening the stabil­ administration “ have done little to ity of the financial system or permanently resolve the debt unduly cutting into bank profits.” c ris is .” Obey said. The study was conducted by the H e noted the staff report said the Joint Economic Committee staff new, much-heralded Baker plan and “ clearly shows that since 1982 does not differ “significantly” the administration has pursued from existing policy “ aside from policies that, in effect, rewarded changing the rhetoric from auster­ the big American banks whose ity to growth and sh ifting responsi­ unwise lending policies helped bility from the (International precipitate the crisis, while penal­ Monetary Fund) to the World izing American farmers and other B a n k .” .American exporters.” said com­ “ In particular, it is doubtful that mittee Chairman David Obey, the amount of increased lending H*r«ld photo by B«thaw D-Wis. called for by the Baker plan w ill be sufficient (without other initia­ In 1982, when it became clear __ . . \ I Facelift that about a dozen Latin American tives) ... either to reduce pressures on debtor nations to expand Anyone driving by Manchester’s Charter Oak Park who was sandblasting grafitti off the court walls. Firetto countries had borrowed more than their economies could repay on exports or permit them to boost Friday might have thought a man from space had landed works for Blast Masters of Rockville. ' time. U.S. commercial banks held their growth, investment and at the racquetball courts. But it was reaily Bill Firetto, $83.9 billio n — 25 percent — of t hose imports." the report said Herald photos by Pinto loans. Coventry's Kyle Breault swings and misses this pitch but Coventry High’s Matt Paton (2) beats the throw to fielder’s choice grounder past the mound by John A year later, the administration Cheney Tech catcher Mark Pelletier to score what Andrini. The Patriots won, 6-2, to tighten the C O C race. won compliance in devising a plan Senators hit he did connect for a two-run homer in the first inning of to ensure payments; loan exten­ Friday’s game against Cheney Tech in Coventry. proved to be the game-winning run. Paton scored on a Americares airlift heips Poiand sions. increased exports and re­ House plan duced imports, new loans used tn Bv Henry G. Logeman carrying the relief supplies was pay interest on old loans, and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate United Press International scheduled to leave Kennedy Inter­ "This mercy lift has received the essential economic reforms. Republicans attacked the House national Airport Friday evening “Thus far a financial catas­ Budget Committee's spending Pats clip Cheney to tighten CO C race NEW YORK - Workers loaded a and arrive in Warsaw Saturday enthusiastic blessings of his hoiiness, Pope trophe has been averted, which plan Friday, saying the was the initial goal of the policy­ Democratic-led panel's decision to cargo plane Friday with a “ mercy m orning. go-ahead run. Breault followed John Paul II, and his eminence John Cardinal makers,” the report said, giving cut Pentagon funds w a s ■'irres­ the pitching and the timely hitting gone more than five innings all For Gonzalez, who didn’t pitch lift” of more than $1 million in The flight was delayed by an hour By Bob PapettI right behind him after shortstop the administration high marks for ponsible" and "ridiculous." and they played errorless ball.” year, so I wanted to get him out of badly (6 hits. 10Ks.4BBs) and was powdered milk, vitamins and because of the huge amount of milk Krol on behalf of the Polish peopie.” Herald Sports Writer Scholastic roundup there at the first sign of trouble. Tom Dowd fielded the ball and in command until the sixth, it was iodide blessed by the pope for the and pills that had tobeloaded on the maintaining international fiscal Voting along parly lines, the The Patriots are 8-1 overall. The Beavers are 10-2. Andrini had started on Tuesday bounced a belated throw into the just one of tho.se days. F o r once. people of Poland threatened with plane. sta bility. House committee approved a $994 COVENTRY — Give the Pats a — see page 13 The decisive inning was the (against V in a l Tech) and got backstop. contamination from the Chernobyl A cable from the Vatican to milk, which amounts to 1.4 million because they fear their cows were "The evidence suggests, in fact, billion budget Thursday that allo­ pat. “ We’ve had the breaks all year, bottom of the fourth, when Coven­ knocked out in the second, so we The Pats eventually padded nuclear disaster. Americares said. “This mercy lift pounds when mixed water; 100.000 contaminated by the radioactive that the policies which were cates $285 billion for the m ilitary in The ho.st Coventry High Patriots but I don’t think it was in the cards try scram bled for four runs on just their ,306 team average. knew he had a lot left.” their advantage with two more The mission was organized by has received the enthusiasticbless- pounds of sterilized high-protein cloud that spread across their implemented have permitted U.S. fiscal 1987 — $2 billion less than in tightened the Charter Oak Confer­ today.” shrugged Baccaro. whose two hits to snap a 2-alI tie. Banks instigated eight ground Though the Pats produced four markers. Gonzalez fired a wild Americares Foundation of New ings of his holiness. Pope John Paul enriched milk, which requires no nation from the n uclear blast. banks to maintain and even the current fiscal year The House ence baseball race Friday, with a Beavers travel to Prince Tech on The victors’ station-to-station ball outs in four stanzas and had a tallies in the winning inning, the pitch to score Hines (who was Canaan. Conn., whose honorary II. and his eminence John Cardinal water or refrigeration; 1.3 million Potassium iodide helps prevent increase their profitability.” the committee defense figure is $lfi 6-2 win over first-place Cheney Monday. rally proved the difference, but it no-hitter going before tiring in the tableau was more reminiscent of a running on an apparent suicide), chairman is Zbigniew Brzezinski. Krol on behalf of the Polish multi-vitamin tablets; and 9.000 the absorption of radiation by the report noted. billion less than the Senate granted Tech. > was the southpaw tandem of fifth when Cheney plated both its gurgle rather than an eruption. and then freshman Jack Ayer national security adviser to Presi­ people.” pounds of potassium iodide, which thyroid gland. Thyroid cancer is “But at the same time, those in its budget, and $3.5 billion less The loss was Cheney’s first in the starter Kevin Banks and trium­ m arkers. Matt Paton led it off with a blooped an RBI-single to right. COVENTRY (4) — Berkowttz 2b dent Jim m y Carter. In a personal statem ent, the equals 600.000 doses. one the most common forms of policies have seriousiy and unne­ than President Reagan requested COC this year, after 10 straight 2-0-0-0, Paton rt 3-2-2-0, B.reautt ct phant reliever John Andrini that Andrini. the starting fir.st base- misjudged double through the Ron Nese relieved and worked 2- 2-2-2, Hines c 2-1-0-0, Andrini Ib /p The shipment, weighing an esti­ pope, who is Polish, said. “This Flying Tigers’ workers aided by cancer caused by radiation cessarily injured the economic Senate Republican leadqr Ro­ victories. It also snapped an was the real key. man. took the mound with the arms of right fielder Chris Tibbo. the visitors out of further trouble, 3- 1-0-1, Harrington 3b 2-0-0-0, Walsh If m ated 12 tons, was valued at mercy lift is a magnificent human­ forklifts labored forhoursin thesun exposure. well-being of other .sectors of the bert Dole of Kansas called the eight-game winning streak and 3-0-0-0, Aver dh 3-0-2-1, Rheoutt ss Usually, when a league’s No. 1 bases loaded and two outs and Kyle Breault. who rocketed a but the damage was already between $1 m illion and $2 million, itarian endeavor on the part of the to load bales of relief supplies onto “ Warsaw has made no secret of U.S. economy — agriculture and defense numbers "irresiuinsible was the initial defeat for Beaver 3-0-0-0, Banks p O-O-O-O, Totals 23-4-4-4. and No. 2 teams go head-to-head, promptly walked in the tying run. two-run homer in the first, was irreparable. said Americares spokeswoman United States of A m e rica .” the cavernous plane. the plight of the Polish people.” manufacturing in particular." it and totally unrealistic " ace pitcher Rick Gonzalez, who it’s an occasion reserved exclu­ The sophomore lefty recovered to intentionally walked. The strategy The Beavers had knotted it in the CHENEY TECH (2) — Mqncinl If Mary Tavon. Tavon said it was the largest “ This is a humanitarian outpour­ Brzezinski said in a statement. said. Senate Budget Committee saw his own sparkling log dipto8-l. 2- 0-0-0, Dowd ss 2-0-0-1, Carpenfer cf sively for respective mound aces. retire seven of the final eight men backfired when the next batter, fifth on a two-out, run-scoring Donated by foundations, corpo­ relief shipment sent to Eastern ing from the people of Am erica.” “They need iodide right now and The report explained that Chairman Pete Domenici. R- Coventry, which has played 3- 0-0-0, Nesedh/p3-0-0-0, G o n zalezp /lb But Coventry’s best arm. con­ he faced to notch the victory. B illy H ines drew a base on balls to single by Tibbo. his first of two 3-0-1-0, PIres 3b 3-t-1-0, P aren t 2b rations. Catholic groups and Europe since an explosion at the said Robert Macauley. president of they w ill need m ilk and nutritional farmers have been hurt by a N M . said $301 billion for the three less conference contests than nected to a kid named Rhett Gibbs, “Kevin started against Cheney fill the sacks. safeties, and a base-loaded freebie 3-0-0-0, Pelletier c 3-1-0-0, Tibbo rf members of the Polish community, Soviet Union's Chernobyl plant Americares. “Milk. milk. milk. help for some time to come.” dramatic decline in exports to Pentagon was "about a low as we its Friday foe. is now 7-1 in the 3-0-2-1, Totals 25-2-4-2. was away on a band field trip. last time (April 15). and when he Andrini then topped a bleeder to to Dowd. the supplies were to be distribute first spewed cancer-causing radia­ That is what they arem ainly asking Macauley said the supplies will Latin American countries, which could get” and predicted com­ COC Cheney Tech 000 020 0 2-4-2 Enter Banks and Andrini. who looked tired. 1 didn’t take him out the right of the hill and past the Breault. Paton and Ayer had two Coventry 200 004 x 4 4 4 through the Catholic church in tion into the a ir A p ril 26. fo r.” be delivered “to areas of Poland tum bled from $6.9 b illio n in 1981 to promise with the House would be "Today was their day.” said Gonzalez, Nese (6) and Pelletier; and we lost. 9-5,” noted Coventry outstretched dive of Gonzalez — as hits each to account for all of the Poland. The carg o included 100.000 where radioactivity is the $4.5 billion last year. very difficult if the full House Cheney coach Bill Baccaro. of sawed the bats out of the hands of Banks, Andrini (5) and Hines. The people of Poland have been coach Chris Risley. "He hasn’t Paton cruised home with the Patriots’ offense. The Flying Tigers Boeing 747 pounds of protein-enriched dried discarding their milk supplies greatest.” In addition, farmers have been backs the committee second-place Coventry. “ They got the front-running Beavers and Expert says meltdown possible NL roundup Canadiens top Rangers

Continued from page 1 when the uranium oxide fuel first to fourth-degree exposure to to clinch playoff series reaches the 5.000-degree Fahren­ radiation — 18 at the fourth and Mets extend streak to six in a row reactor’s graphite, a form of heit melting point. most serious level. Take a Look on Smith’s power-play goal at carbon us^ to moderate the "Could there be a meltdown? As MONTREAL (AP) - Bobby Eastern European news reports At Morlarty Brother's Used Cars Specials! Smith broke a tie with a 4:41 of the second period. New plant’s nuclear reaction, was srno- a matter of physics it is not right center. Dykstra made a the fifth. Buddy Bell grounded a said a third person was killed in the Bv United Press International Phillies 7, Braves 6 power-play goal in the second York’s Bob Brooke was in the thered with sand dropped from completely excluded. It can never leaping, backhand catch against double down the first base line and accident; unconfirmed reports At.Atlanta. Juan Samuel rapped period and the Canadiens went penalty box for hooking when helicopters. Graphite bums at a be completely excluded.” he said. 83 MERCURY CAPRI RS NEW YORK — Bob Ojeda the wall, robbing Parker of an went to third on a flyball by Eric from Kiev, capital of the Ukrainian 83 MAZDA GLC four hits and Von Hayes added on to a 3-1 v ictory over the New Claude Lemieux shot from the searing temperatures too high to “ The reactor core was extensively matched his career high with 10 extra base hit and possibly a Davis. After Bo Diaz walked. Ron Republic, have said as many as 5 spd. V8. runs great, nice wheels, 5 spd. 4 DR. extremely clean York Rangers Friday night and slot. Rangers goalie John Van- be extinguished with water. dam aged” strikeouts and Darryl Strawberry homer. Oester filed to Strawberry in right, three to pace a 14-hit attack that 2.000 people m ight have been a screamer miles, excellent shape moved into the Stanley Cup biesbrouck made the save on “These fires have been extin­ Rosen said that if there was a lifted a tie-breaking sacrifice fly Strawberry’s flyball to left field scoring Bell. led the Philadelphia Phillies to a killed. finals for the 27th tim e in their Lemieux. but was on his stom­ guished but temperatures remain meltdown, there was little chance Friday night, helping the New delivered Dykstra. Mario Soto fell New York grabbed a 2-1 lead in 7-6 victory Friday night over the illustrious history. ach when the puck popped out to high.” the American expert told a the molten material would sink Rosen said the injured were York Mets extend their winning to 2-4. suffering his third straight the sixth. Tim Teufel singled and Atlanta Braves. The Canadiens. who have won the slot and Smith banged it Moscow news conference. “The through the base of the plant and brought to Moscow and some had streak to six games with a 2-1 loss. Roger McDowell pitched the held as Ojeda popped out while Philadelphia starter Kevin a record 22 Stanley Cups, will over the fallen goaltender for explosion caused fires in the contaminate the area’s ground undergone bone marrow trans­ victory over the Cincinnati Reds. ninth for his third save. trying to sacrifice. After Dykstra Gross went 5 1-3 innings and gave play in the final round against his fifth goal of the playoffs. building bousing the reactor.” water and soil. plants. Bone marrow, which pro­ Ojeda allowed six hits and one The Mets have won 17 of their walked. Johnson doubled into the up nine hits to even his record at the winner of the Campbell Rosen said he could not rule out Rosen.,quoting Soviet officials, duces white blood cells, can be walk over eight innings in raising last 18 games for a 19-4 record, the right field corner, scoring Teufel. 3-3. Reliever Steve Bedrosian Conference final between Cal­ Montreal sewed it up when the possibility the plant’s No. 4 said the Chernobyl accident killed badly damaged when the body is his record to 5-0. He received an best in baseball. The Reds, who After Keith Hernandez received recorded the final two outs for his gary and St. Louis. That series Bob Gainey scored his fourth reactor experienced a meltdown — two people, and 204 others suffered exposed to high levels of radiation. acrobatic catch from center own the worst record in the an intentional walk. Strawberry fourth save. Philadelphia took a 1-0 led in the resumes Saturday night in goal of the playoffs at 9:54 of.the fielder Len Dykstra on an eighth­ National League at 6-18. have lost filed to left, allowing Dykstra to Calgary with the teams tied 2-2. third period. Chris Chelios took inning drive by Dave Parker. 10 of their last II. score without a throw. first off Atlanta starter and loser Joe Johnson. 3-3. bn an RBI single In winning the Wales Confer­ a shot from the slot just inside With two out and a runner on in Cincinnati, opening a seven- by Mike Schmidt. ence championship, the Cana­ the blue line. Vanbiesbrouck Liver found for baby after plea the eighth. Parker sent a liner to game road trip, took a 1-0 lead in Expos 8, Dodgers 4 Atlanta tied the score 1-1 in the diens got another solid game in made the save, and the puck first when Claudell Washington goal from rookie Patrick Roy. squirted out to Gainey, who put A ir Force jets would be available organ late Friday, said Nancy At Montreal. Hubie Brooks’ BOSTON (AP) — A donor liver drilled his third home run. who made 19 saves. the puck in from the edge of the if needed to transport the organ. Collins, a spokeswoman for two-run double highlighted a four- was found for a 9-month-old boy The Phillies went ahead 5-1 in the The Canadiens went ahead 2-1 crease. Physicians flew to Houston on Children's Hospital. run Montreal eighth inning Friday Friday, hours after Nancy Rea­ second. Rick Schu led off with a Alex Girard, whose liver was that gave the Expos their sixth gan told the infant’s parents that a private plane to pick up the The Weekend double and went to third on a wild destroyed by severe hepatitis, straight victory, an 8-4 decision over the Los Angeles Dodgers. pitch by Johnson. Two outs later. was scheduled to undergo the East baseball visits Stratford With the scored tied 4-4, Tim Milt Thompson was hit by a pitch transplant early Saturday. Ms. STRATFORD — The annual Jim Penders Memorial Raines singled off Fernando Va- and Darren Daulton followed with square series Book angers lawyers Collins said. The baby, who has an RBI single. Samuel then singled Scholarship Baseball Game between East Catholic High School Jenzuela. 4-2. to lead off the eighth been hospitalized since May 1. aiid Mitch Webster sacrificed. to center to score Thompson and and Stratford High School w ill be played today at Penders Field PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Cha­ Sunday in Milwaukee to determine PROVIDENCE. R.l. (UPI) — unwarranted cloud upon" the had been given only days to live Valenzuela attempted a pickoff of knock out Johnson. at 1:30 p.m. Penders was the late father of East Catholic coach, rles Barkley and Bobby Jones the Boston Celtics’ opponent in the The Rhode Island Bar Association court system, its judges and without the new liver. Raines at second and threw into Jim Penders, and was long-time baseball coach and athletic scored 23 points each and the conference final. The Celtics ad­ plans to file a judicial misconduct law yers. Mrs. Reagan, who was at center field to move Raines to director at Stratford High. Astros 3, Pirates 2 Philadelphia 76ers. triggered by a vanced with a 4-1 victory over complaint against lawyer-author Dershowitz. a Harvard law Camp David for a three-day third. Andre Dawson was walked At Pittsburgh. Tony Walker 24-8 third-period rally, routed the Atlanta in the other semifinal. Alan Dershowitz for portraying the professor, joined the von Bulow weekend, called Paul and Ellen intentionally before Brooks, who scored from third on Jim Winn’s Milwaukee Bucks 126-108 Friday In addition to Barkley and Jones, state court system as “ corrupt” in defense team after the Danish Girard earlier Friday to offer earlier tripled and homered. MHS, East at Hartford Invitational wild pitch with one out in the top of night to force a decisive seventh point guard Maurice Cheeks his upcoming book on the Claus von socialite was convicted in 1982 of her support and say the jets doubled down the left-field line to the ninth Friday night to give helped the 76ers stave off elim ina­ Bulow case. attempted murder of his wife. game in their NBA Eastern would be available if needed. HARTFORD — The Manchester High and East Catholic High Score both runners. Houston a 3-2 victory over the tion with 16 points. 10 rebounds and In a tersely-worded two- para­ Martha “Sunny” von Bulow. He Conference playoff. "She told us that her prayers track teams will participate in today’s 15th annual Hartford Brooks scored ahead of Andres Pittsburgh Pirates and snap the 13 assists. graph release Friday, the bar later engineered von Bolow’s suc­ The 76ers and Bucks meet and thoughts were with us and Public Invitational Track Meet starting at 10 a.m. A field of over Galarraga’s fourth home run of the Astros’ four-game losing streak. association said allegations con­ cessful appeal before the Rhode she wishes there was more she 1,000 athletes from seventy-seven schools from four states will season to cap the eighth-inning Glenn Davis started the ninth tained in the book have “ cast an Island Supreme Court. barrage and make a winner of Jeff could do,” Mrs. Girard said. compete in 39 events. with an infield single and Walker AL roundup Reardon. 5-2. who worked two came in to pinch run. Walker took innings of relief. third on Denny Walling’s pinch hit Television and radio highlights Montreal produced two runs in single to right and scored on the the seventh to tie the score 4- 4. wild pitch. ’The loss dropped Winn Obituaries TODAY Galarraga was safe on a fielder’s Indians’ streak halted to I-l. automatic, 4 DR, 4 cyl, dean car, 1 p.m . — R eds vs. M ets. C h a n n els 22, 30. W K H T . choice. Vance Law singled and The victory went to Charlie economical choice leather, PW. PB. PS. cruise, tape 2 p.m. — Golf; Byron Nelson Classic, Channel 3 both runners moved up on the Rosel Brauntberg ^ Manchester, died late Friday Besides his wife, he is survived deck, “Special Buy” Kerfeld. 3-0. who pitched I 1-3 By United Press International Royals 7, Oriol6S 4 by a brother. Herve A. Girard of' 3 p.m. — Tennis: Tournament of Champions. Channels 8, 40 throw to third. innings in relief of starter Mike evening. Funeral arrangements' At Baltimore, Darryl Motley hit Rosel Braunsberg. 77. of 70 are incomplete. Holmes Funeral Cocoa. Florida; and two nieces and 4 p.m . — R e d Sox vs. A ’ s, C ha n n els 30, 38, W TIC. Scott. Dave Smith recorded the CLEVELAND — Tim Hulett’s H595 Padres 6, Cubs 2 two of five Kansas City home runs Concord Road, wife of Heinz four nephews. n o ,584 5 p.m. — Dominion Senior Golf Invitational, ESPN final two outs for his ninth save. pincti-hit. two-run single with two Home. 400 M a in St., is in charge of Friday night to power the Royals to Braunsberg. died Thursday at the The funeral will be Monday at 5 p.m. — Indianapolis 500 Tim e Trials, Channels 8, 40 out in the top of the ninth inning arrangements. At Chicago. Kevin McReynolds a 7-4 victory over the Baltiitiore Vernon Manor. 9; 45 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral 8 p.m. — Blues vs. Flames, ESPN Giants 2, Cardinals 1 capped a three- run rally to help She was bom in Sulzburg. cracked a three- run home run in Orioles. Home. 400 M ain St., with a mass of All Used Can Have Unlimited Mileage Warranty. 8:30 p.m, — Yankees vs. Rangers, Channel II, W POP the seventh inning Friday to At St. Louis. Joel Youngblood’s the Chicago White Sox to a 4-3 Germany, and had lived in the W illie Wilson. Jim Sundberg and GIIIm E. Girard Christian burial at 10; 30 a.m. at the pinch-hit single in the 10th inning victory over Cleveland, snapping Manchester area since 1938.' She support Andy Hawkins’ five-hit George Brett added home runs Church of the .Assumption. Burial SUNDAY pitching and carry the San Diego Friday night scored Rob Thomp­ the Indians’ 10-game winning was a member of the Temple Beth Gilles E. Girard»77, of 39 Chester while Bud Black. 2-3, pitched 5 2-3 w ill be in Rose H ill M e m o ria l Park; 1 p.m. — Tennis: Tournament of Champions, Channels 8, 40 Padres to a 6-2 victory over the son to lift the San Fra n cisco Giants streak. Sholom, Hadassah and the na­ Drive, died early Friday evening scoreless innings of relief. Steve in Rocky Hill. There are no calling 1 p.m. — NBA: Eastern Conference playoff game, Channel 3 Chicago Cubs. to a 2-1 victory over the St. Louis tional American Association of at Hartford Hospital. He was the Farr took over for Black in the hours. Memorial donations maybe 1 p.m. — Dominion Senior Golf Invitational. ESPN McReynolds' game-winningshot Cardinals. Retired Persons. . husband of Jeannette Methe Hulett’s hit helped the White Sox seventh and picked up his second made to the American Cancer 1: 30 p.m. — Mets vs. Reds, Channel 9, W KHT She leaves two bfk>thers, C a rl G irard! came off starter Rick Sutcliffe. 1-5. Mike LaCoss worked nine in­ snap a six-game losing streak and save. Society. 237 E. Center St. nings allowing seven hits and one Weil of Manchester and Luittold He was bom in New Bedford. 3 p.m. — Yankees vs. Rangers, Channels 8, 40. SportsChannel, who also gave up solo home runs to m ade a w inner of Gene Nel.son, 2-2, walk while striking out two tn Weil of Cheshire. Mass., on May 7, 1909. and had 301 C«nt«r S trM t WPOP Terry Kennedy and Tim Flannery. who pitched the final I 2-3 innings. Yankees postponed been a resident of Manchester Caring Car People Hawkins. 2-2. struck out two and improve to 3-0. Mark Davis pitched The funeral w ill be Monday at 10 in Memoriani M an chM tor 3 p.m. — Boxing: Meldrick Taylor vs. Harold Brazier, The loss went to Scott Bailes. 4-2. At Arlington. Texas. Friday since 1931. Prior to his retirement walked one in pitching his first the 10th to earn his second save. a m. ■ at Temple Beth Sholom (Just Off Exit 60 643-5135 C hannels 22, 30 * the second of three Cleveland night’s game between the New in 1974. he had been employed by com plete gam e of the sea.son. Thompson led off the 10th off Memorial Park. Weinstein Mortu-' In loving memory of George P. 3:30 p.m-.__ Golf: Byron Nelson Classic, Channel 3 pitchers in the ninth inning. York Yankees and the Texas the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft At 1-84) ■) With the score tied 2-2 in the reliever Todd Worrell. 2-2. Jose ary in Hartford is in charge of Swanson, who passed away May / ’ 4 p.m. — Red Sox vs. A’s. Channel 38, WTIC radio. Ranger; was postponed because of Co.. East Hartford, for 39 years. seventh, ^ony Gwynn singled and . Uribe singled Thompson to third, arrangements. II. 1981. >Y BROTHERS 4 p.m. — Boxing: Frankie Warren vs. Gene Hatcher, Channels Cleveland fell three victories rain. He was a member of the Pratt li went 'to 'second when Terry and he scored when Youngblood, 22, 30 ‘ "" a short of tying the club mark of 13 The game will be made up as Whitney Quarter Century Club and He w ill always be reVnembered Kennedy walked.'McReynolds fol­ hitting for LaCoss. singled past a 7:30 p.m. — Rangers vs. Canadiens (if necessary), ESPN straight victories set by the 1942 part of a double-header Sunday at KattMffn* Plocharczwk a parishioner of the Church of the because he was so well loved. lowed with a home run tu left on a diving Terry Pendleton at third and 1951 Indians. 3:05 E D T . Katherine Plocharczwk. 95. of Assumption. Your loving family. 1-1 pitch." base. » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 10. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. iO. 1M6 — M_ Sport of running can cause humbling expenence ggg| ^jpg g gffair; Manchester breezes

I began to gaze longingly toward my golf clubs. By have to plan your training seasons and racing seasons It’8 been 17 years since my introduction to running HARTFORD - East Catholic “ A great performance by Stan­ Other highlights for EC included damage in a five-run third inning. mid-April I decided to cut back on the quantity of with this fact in mind. During the training period I’m as a sport on the Manchester High Schooi track team High coach Jim Penders called it the continued exploits of leadoff Joe Casey and Sean McCarthy miles. I continued to schedule hard workouts a couple just not going to be as peppy os you'd like me to be. but ford,” said Penders, of the reliever during my sophomore year. Despite the many years the wildest game he has ever been who notched his first varsity, slugger Kevin Riggs, who plas­ singled leading off. Enfield’s Joe of days each week. The difference Was that on the don’t let it discourage you. If you insist on racing while of involvement In running, the many exposures to associated with — as a player or a tered a grand slam home run and Prete retired the next two on fly other five days I ran fewer and slower miles than the running more miles, do us both a favor and lower your victory, experienced coaches, and hours of conversations with coach. Stanford pitched out of a bases- reached base six times on two hits, balls but Manchester was far from previous four months. For two weeks my mileage expectations. and observations of fellow runners of all abilities. I On the Ran The visiting Eagles beat the three walks and one hit by pitch. done. Mike Charter walked to load totals dropped 25 percent from the average weekly • 3. I’m going to need more recovery days. I know loaded, one-out jam in the bottom have to admit the sport has humbled me once again by South Catholic Rebels, lS-14, in of the eighth to preserve the Riggs now has five HRs for the the bases and Prete uncorked a totals of the December to April time period. Sure that one of the more popular training philosophies a what I don't understand about human athletic Steve Gates (our hours and eight innings of All triumph. He took the mound to season and is 7-for-his-Iast-7, wild pitch, scoring Casey. Karl enough, my golf game improved. But wait a minute, few years ago suggested a hard-easy-hard-easy performance, especially my own. I’d like to briefly Connecticut Conference baseball. start the frame, but gave up two officially. Noone walked and McCarthy something else was happening. During the hard schedule, meaning that each hard day of training share recent training/racing experiences in hopes Friday at Highland Park. singles before switching positions Another big Eagles were Mad­ scampered home as cathcer Pete workouts I was beginning to feel stronger and faster. should be followed by an easy day of running. But ‘ they might someone prepare for a race in the next "We won tecause we went for den, who stroked a bases-Ioaded Siwinski’s attempted pickoff at I reluctantly entered the Bolton Race. The rest, as remember, this philosophy was applied by college with freshman center fielder Mark couple of months. the two-point conversion," joshed triple and added a double and third base flew into left field. they say. is history. It was the first encouraging race coaches on college age athletes (18 to 22 year old Mangiafico. Since Thanksgiving Day, 1985.1 decided to invest Penders, who also called it the Mangiafico induced a fielder’s single. Chris Ogden and Gavarrino in a long time. Maybe there was life in this old body bodies). This philosophy will no longer work more time and commitment to running than in the slowed□ despite my efforts to maintain my position longest contest he’s ever been choice ground-out but the potential drew free passes, the latter forcing yet. Winning the Bolton Race isn't going to put me on effectively on your body (see number 1 above). Our previous few years. As December. January and with the leaders. Discouraged. I dropped out of the tying and winning runs advanced in a run, and then Jon Roe lofted a the cover of Sports Illustrated: it’s a start though. I own philosophy may have to be hard-easy-easy-easy- involved in. MHS breezes February drifted by. I consistently covered mileage race at l‘A miles. I was at a loss to explain my "E very inning was an adven­ to second and third. With first base fly ball to right that was lost in the hadn’t run all those miles last winter so I could hard. in quantities my body hadn't experienced in years. performanra (or lack o f). Hadn’t I just been through ture, both teams had runners on open, Mangiafico issued an inten­ With some timely hitting, solid sun. It fell for a two-run single. improve on my lifetime worst performances this B 4. Analyzing your running is going to drive you , Nothing too flashy mind you. but good solid training three solid months of training? base in every inning, there was not tional walk, but then he went to 3-o pitching and an improved defense, Enfield, 67 and 63 in the spring. nuts. The golf clubs are in the back of the car and the miles. In reviewing the performance later that same day. I one 1-2-3 inning." on the next batter before Penders the Manchester High School base­ division, could manage only a decided I was Just going to have to work harder. More The challenge now is to figure out what the body is driving range is just down the road. Why don’t you go single run in the fourth off of I decided early in March to enter an indoor track try curing that duck hook of yours, golf balls are East, which employed its entire called Stanford back in. ball team proved it can win some meet and try racing 5.000 meters (3.1 miles). After all. miles and harder miles throughout March. trying to tell me. Possibilities include: games. The Indians put those three Gavarrino. Gavarrino upped his • 1. You still have the ability to run well, but you expensive and you lose them at record rates. pitching staff, has to play again Stanford managed to lure the I was rather proud of the -training miles covered The Charter Oak lOK was scheduled for April 6 and I today against host Stratford High ingredients together on Friday to record to 60 for the season. “ He have a lot to learn about how to take advantage of this I appreciate all of you bearing with me while I batter into grounding to third, and during the past three months. There were several selected this race to once again prove that I intended hot cornerman Kevin Madden secure a 61 verdict from Enfield gave us a good game of pitching ability. The body you’re training now is not the body relieved some frustration. I dislike thinking I know at Penders Field at 1; 30 p.m. runners considered among the best in the state to return to high level racing. Unfortunately the The win was the third straight fired home for the force for out No. High in Central Connecticut Con­ and that always helps,” Race results were similar to the race in March except this you trained 10 years ago. It is capable of what I’m doing and consistently proving the opposite. noted. entered in the race and I figured it was about time they I'm pianning to race five more times between now and for the Eagles, who are now S-2 in 2. With the sacks still full, Stanford ference East Division action at realized I was going to have to be reckoned with in the time I finished. On a day when many runners were accomplishing your objectives, but you're going to Manchester has won four of its the end of June. At least now if you happen to see the the ACC and 7-3 overall. South is 3-5 whiffed Al Torza to end it. Kelley Field. near future. achieving lifetime bests for lOK on the flat, fast West have to show more respect for your 32 years. (Read last six, four of its last five. “ Thie results of any of my performances, you’ll be able to in the conference, 4-5 overall. East broke the tie in the top of the Junior right-hander Paul Gavar- The race didn’t unfold quite the way I had planned. Hartford course. I managed to run the slowest lOK of this: 32 is not the end of the world.) rino tossed a three-hitter, striking , last two weeks we’ve won two out smile, shake your head, and know that Gates really Sophomore pitcher Rob Stanford eighth by scoring a single run After running with the leaders for the first mile. I fell my life. You want to talk about discouraged; I had it • 2. You can't expect to train at a high level and out five and walking two, as the of three,"''--Race cited. Looking at race at a high level at the same time You're going to doesn’t know what he’s doing. was tabbed by Penders as the most without the aid of a base hit. Mario apart. It felt like I had come to a dead stop. My pace bad. heroic personna in a circnis of DiLxireto walked, and then losing Indians went over the first time for the rest of the season, he said, heroes and alike. pitcher Jim Reynolds hurled Mad­ the first time in '86. "It’s been a "every game will be a struggle for den’s sacrfice bunt into right field. long struggle.” said Manchester us. We have to get play good coach Don Race. “ We had some defense, get adequate pitching and EAST CATHOLIC OS) — Rloos SS Doug Rizzuto launched a long 2-62-4, Lawrence 2b 62-1-1, Bonfempo sacrifice fly to center to plate the trouble losing our first three, and some hitting. I feel if we can do that rf 62-1-0, DILoreto lf/p4-2-l-l, Klapfer some after that, but our play is we’ll put together some wins.” pr 0-1-04), Madden 3b 62-3-3, RIzzuto 1b go-ahead marker. 2-141-1, Lim a lb 04)4)4), Stanford cf/p The Eagles had earlier blown a many times better. We’re getting MANCHESTER (S) — Roe 2b 4-61-2, SCOREBOARD Casey c( 3-1-24), McCarttiv ss 3-1-14), 61-2-3, Price pr 04)4)4), Kaldv c 3-0-1-1, some timely hits and cutting down 14-7 lead and had the bases loaded Custer l(/3b 4-614), Lovett lb 3-614), Begley ph 14)4)41, Pow ers p 04)4)4), on our errors." Greene dh 2-14)4), Manglaflco cf/p with no outs in both the sixth and Charter c 2-14)4), Noone rf 2-1-14), 2-04)4), Totals 31-1611-14. seventh innings — and didn’t Manchester, which was making Doden 3b 1-14)0, Helln If 604)0, Phillies 7. Braves 6 G avarrino p 2-0-0-1. Totals 24-67-3. Herald phioto by Pinto Meti 2. Reds 1 SOUTH CATH O LIC (14) — RUSSOttO score. about five miscues per game when 2b 64)4)4), Vardlon s 62-1-1, Uricchio cf E N F IE L D (1) — Tracy rt 3-660, Softball "W e didn’t deserve to win, but it was losing early in the season, Boginston 3b 3-0-60, Folio ct 2-1-10, Baseball PHILADELPHIA ATLANTA G olf Hockey 61-14), Bottallco c 661-2, Knowles 1b East prevails CINCINNATI NEW YORK 4-2-1-1, CorruccI rf 662-1, Torza 3b somehow, the kids kept believing." committed only one in earning a Pelletier dh 34)1-0, Stets 1b 6 6 0 0 , abrhM obrhM ObrhM ObrhM Mgrdichlan ss 3610, B.BankowskI If Thmpsn cf 4 1 0 0 Wshngtn rf 4 2 3 3 4-2-2-1, Meade p 61-2-2, Rodriquez p said Penders. "I can never recall split, for the season with the Jones If 4 0 0 0 Dykstra cf 3 1 0 0 0-0-04), Reynolds p 04)4)4), Quinn If 2-600, SIwInskI c 2-060, Prete p 1-600, Freshman hurler Mark Mangiafico was one of four Conepen ss 4 0 3 0 Johnson ss 4 0 1 1 Daulton c 5 1 1 1 Romlrz ss 4 0 10 losing a seven-run lead before." Raiders. Enfield won the first A.BankowskI p 1660, Cevetto 2b Samuel 2b 5 3 4 1 SImmns ph 1 0 0 0 60-3-2, Totals 41-14-13-10. Parker rf 4 0 0 0 Hm ndi lb 3 0 0 0 Tallwood NHL playoffs 'A’ West Eost Catholic 141 350 01 1611-7 Stanford was also one of the meeting. 4-3. 2-000. Totals 22-1-30. pitchers Coach Jim Penders employed Friday against Perer lb 4 0 0 0 Strwbrr Schmidt rf 3 1b 4 0 0 02 1 2 Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 Enfield 000 100 0 1-3-2 AL stindings Roenick If 0 0 0 0 Horner lb 5 0 11 Brand Rex held off Cummlng Insu­ South Catholic 024 143 00 16163 hitting stars for the winners, Bell3b 0 0 0 McDow llp 0 0 0 0 LADIES 10 HOLERS — G ross — Powers, DILoreto, Stanford, Mangl- Manchester 005 000 x 67-1 host South Catholic in ACC action in Hartford. The Diaz c 3 0 3 0 Knight 3b 3 0 0 0 Haves If 3 0 3 2 Harper It 3 0 0 0 Kathy Reynolds 87. Net — Marie Conference Championships rance, 167, ot Nike Field on Thursday. The Indians. 7-6overall and4-4 in Prete, A.BankowskI and SIwInskI; Wilson rf 4 0 0 0 Garber p 0 0 0 0 (Best6f-seven) Don SumIslaskI rifled three hits for the aflco, Stanford and Koldy; Meode, driving in three runs on a pair of Eagles won a wild four-hour, eight-inning affair, 15-14. (Lottr gofiiM not Induiltd) Oester 3b 3 0 0 1 Teufel 3b 3 1 1 0 Johnson 70, Meg McCorrIck 71, Linda Rodriquez, Reynolds and Bottallco. safeties. the CCC East, did all of their Govarrino and Charter. EOtt Soto p 1 0 0 0 Oleda p Tekulve 3 p 0 00 00 00 Chmbis ph 1 0 0 0 Saorl 71. Joyce McDermott 71, Clara (All Times EDT) victors, while Dan Hamm, Ron Nlvlson Stillwll ph 1 0 0 0 Wilson If 1 0 0 0 Letevre ph 1 0 0 0 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Bugole71. Low putts Tina MIkolowsky Wales Conference and Mario Campbell added two hits W L Pet. OB each. For Cummings, Frank Melluzzo New York 16 9 .667 — Franco p 0 0 0 0 Carman p 0 0 0 0 Oberkfll 3b 4 1 1 0 30. Montreol vs. New York Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Virgil c 4 1 1 1 (Canadlens win series 4-1) blasted a three-run homer, while Joe Cleveland 17 9 .654 V7 Totals 30 1 6 1 Totals 16 3 3 2 9 H O LERS — Gross — Maureen Boston 17 10 .630 1 Cincinnati 000 010 800— 1 Schu 3b 4 2 3 1 Hubbrd 3b 4 1 1 0 Mozzer 53. Net — Gall Clarke 39, May 1 — Montreal 2, New York 1 ErardI had two. Milwaukee 14 12 .538 3W New YorK OOOOOlOOx— 3 Jeltz ss 4 0 0 0 Johnson p 0 0 0 0 Rolande Clark 40, Helen Sladyk40. Low May 3 — Montreal 6, New York 2 Scholastic roundup Detroit 13 13 .520 AVi Gome-winning RBI — Strawberry KGross p 3 0 1 0 Dedmon p 1 0 1 1 putts — Alisa BoblnskI 17, Maureen M oy 5 — Montreal 4, New York 3 (OT7 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 Moreno If 2 1 2 0 May 7 — New York 2, Montreal 0 Baltimore 12 14 .462 SV7 (6). Mozzer 17, Helen Sladyk 17. Toronto 12 16 .429 6Va LOB— Cincinnati 5, New York 3. 3B— GGross If 1 0 0 0 Sample ph 0 0 0 0 May 9 — Montreal 3, New York 1 A five-run sIxth-InnIng rally paced West Bell, Johnson. S— Soto. SF— Totals 30 7 14 7 Totals 37 6 11 6 Camplwll Conference Telephone over Jim's Arco, 10-7, at Collfomlo 16 13 .553 — Oester, Strawberry. Philadelphia 141 100 000— 7 Colgary vs. St. Louis Nike. Paul M cN am ara lacedthree hits, Oakland 16 13 .553 — Atlanta 110 011000—PGA 6results (Series tied 2-2) while Dove Edwards, Paul Greenfield Texas 13 13 .530 1 IP H R ER BB SO Game-winning RBI — Daulton (1). May 2 — St. Louis 3, Calgary 2 and Scott Laggls added two opiece. Kam os City 13 14 .463 3'/^ Cincinnati E— Harper, Dedmon, Schu. DP— May 4 — Calgary 8, St. Louis 2 Dan Jones lacked four hits for Jim's, Phllodelphlo I. LDB— Philadelphia Bry on Nelson GaH Classic M ay 6 — Calgary 5, St. Louis 3 Indian girls on right track; Eagles surprised Soto (L 3-4) 7 3 3 3 3 1 Minnesota 13 16 .439 3'/i At Irving, Texas, May 9 while Pete Stebblns added three. Chicogo 8 IS .30S 6'/<> Franco 1 0 0 0 0 1 8, Atlanta 7. 2B—Samuel, Schu, Moy 8 — St. Louis 5, Calgary 2 KGross, Haves. HR— Washington (3), (Par 70) Moy 10— St. LoulsotCalgary,8:35p.m. Seattle 9 30 .310 7 New York Andy Bean 66-68— 134 FrMov's Results Oleda (W SO) 8 6 1 1 1 10 Schu (3), Virgil (4). SB— Moreno (3), Ashbacher-Sue Guerette (M ) def. Deb­ with a 4-1 loss to visiting East Washington (3),Romirez (5), Sa­ MarkW Iebe 69-66— 135 ENFIELD — When you’re aver­ Prescott was the winning walks while shutting down the Chlcaeo4,Clevelond3 McDowell (S 3) 1 0 0 0 0 0 M oy 12— Calgary ot St. Louls,8:35p.m. Tennis bie Faurnler-Tracy Sorulll, 61, 62; Hampton High. Kansas CItv 7, Baltlmore4 W P— Oleda. T— 3:34. A — 40,774. muel (4). S— Roenicke, Washington. JlmCjallagher 68-67— 135 aging anywheres from six to 10 pitcher. She was touched for 11 hits dragging Eagles. Kate Gallagher-NIcole Mellow (M) EdFlorl 71-65— 136 x-Mav 14 — St. Louis at Calgary, 9:05 Mark Ference was the lone MInnesotaB, Detrolt7 Bowling errors per game, any improve­ but issued only six walks, an “ It was so frustrating, the girl def. Dawne Dlyine-Jenn Richard, 62, Umpires — Home, Wendelstedt; lb, IP H R ER BB SO M ark Hayes 64-72— 136 p.m. 60. winner for the Beavers, who New YorkotTexos, ppd rain PayneStewert 70-66— 136 x-lfnecessory improvement over most recent just put the ball over the plate.” MHS boys win Milwaukee at California, night [}emuth; 3b, Crawford; 3b, Bonin. Philadelphia - ment is greatly welcomed. entertain Prince Tech on Monday Toronto at Seattle, night KGross (W 3-3) 51-3 9 6 6 0 3 ScottSImpson 70-66— 136 Manchester High girls' softball performances. moped McConville. The Manchester High boys’ Rucker 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Charles Bolling 71-65— 136 East prevails at home at 3:15 p.m. Boston at Oakland, night TomPurtzer 7463— 137 Canadians 3. Rangers 1 Blossoms coach Mary Faignant saw her The Indian defense turned over a East was led by Maureen Bren­ tennis team went back over the .500 Saturday's Oames Astros 3. Pirates 2 Tekulve 3 1 0 0 0 1 Results — M a rk Ference (CT) def. Carman 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Bill Sander 69-68— 137 Indians charged with only three double play with second baseman nan and Chris Raffin. who slapped mark in convincing manner Fri­ After suffering through severai (All Times EOT) Steve Bowmon 7067— 137 Anita Russo 224-464, Francine Tur- Scott MInnIck, 61, 62; Sean Fuqua Chicago (Allen 04» at Clevelond Bedroslan (S 4) 2-3 0 0 0 1 2 geon 188-460, Sharon Hole 472, M a ry Kris Cool snagging a liner and two hits apiece. One of Brennan’s day. completely shutting out visit­ 4-3 setbacks, the East Catholic (EH ) def. Clint Neff, 60, 6 2 ; M a rk HOUSTON PITTTSBUROH Atlanta Andrew Mogee 69-68— 137 New York 1 8 8—1 miscnies, and the lack of errors was (Schrom 3-1), 1:35 p.m. ObrhM ObrhM Montreal 1 1 1— 3 Bonio 177, M arilyn M eyers 177-507, doubling the runner off of first was an RBI-double. High boys’ tennis team finally M Icek (EH ) def. Scott Megguler, 63, Boston (Hurst 3-3) at Oak land (Rl lo 1-3). Johnson (L 3-3) 1 3-3 6 5 5 0 1 BarrvJaeckel 66-71— 137 turned into a 12-8 victory over host ing Enfield High, 7-0. Doran 2b 4 0 0 0 TDavIs cf 4 1 1 0 D ^ m o n 3 1-3 6 2 1 0 4 BobbvWadkIns 68-69— 137 First period— 1. NY Rangers, Sand- Ruth Ann Glass 450. base. Paige Lepak. pressed into The Rebels broke open a close posted a victory on Friday, whip­ 63; Bill London-Don C yr (E H ) def. 4:05 p.m. Kerfeld p 0 0 0 0 Drsulak If 4 0 0 0 strom 4 (Ridley, Osborne). 3:53. 2, Enfield High in CCC East Division The Indians, who won every set, Don Chrlstle-Mark Cusson, 63, 7-5; Konsas City (Leonard3-3) at Baltimore Garber 31001 1 John Cook 6969— 138 affair with a six-run fifth inning Smith p 0 0 0 0 Roy 2b 4 0 ) 0 Sutter 2 1 0 0 1 1 TomPernIce 7068— 138 Montreal, Len^leux 9 (Glngros, Chelios), action on Friday. service behind the plate due to the are now 4-3. ping visiting Northwest Catholic. Fred RIchards-Scott LukoszewskI (Boddicker 3-0), 7:35 p.m. Hatcher cf 4 1 2 0 Bream 1b 4 12 2 pp, 18:21. Penalties— Patrick, NYR,5:48; injury to Cathy Templeton, also rally. Four hits, including a (EH ) def. Collin Foster-Chad Neff, 1-6, Detroit (Tonona 4-1) at Minnesota HBP— by Johnson (Thompson). Craig Stadler 69-69— 138 Galaxies The win snapped a three-game The spotlight of the*match was 6-1, at the Manchester Community Cruz If 4 0 0 0 Brown rf 4 0 10 W P— Johnson. T— 2:5). A — 11,817. Bernhard Longer 72-66— 138 Osborne. NYR, 12:23; Glngros, Mtl. two-run triple by Beth Howley. and 6-0, 61. (VIolo 3-3). 1:35 p.m. CRynId lb 0 0 0 0 Morrisn 3b 3 0 1 0 12:23; Ludwig. Mtl, 14:25; Laldlaw, NYR. losing streak for the Indians and did well defensively for the on Manchester’s triumphant dou­ College courts. New York (Guidry 3-1) at Texas M ark Lye 7069— 139 Denise Martino 147-136371, June three "big” errors, according to G PavIs 1b 3 0 1 0 (}rtlz c 3 0 0 0 Umpires— Home. Gregg; 1b. Davis; 2b, Nick Price 7366— 139 17:33. Zoppa 132, Robin Teets 138, Laurie moves them to 4-7 for the season. Indians. bles team of Matt Clough and Jay East is now 2-7 for the season. (Mason 1-0), 8:35 p.m. Walker cf 0 1 0 0 Khalifa ss 2 0 1 0 Second period— 3, Montreal, Smith 5 McConville. accounted for the Milwaukee (Nieves 3-1) at Calltornio Harvey; 3b, Stello. Tony SIMs 7069— 139 Czolko 156377, Kothy M a lo r 136380, Manchester is stili in need of Manchester’s next outing is Snyder. It was Clough’s first Results: Sean Pow ers (EC) def. John G arner 3b 3 0 1 1 Mazzllll ph 1 0 0 0 JettSluman 74-65— 139 (Lemleux, Robinson), pp, 4:41. Penoltles Cindy Leonard 136, Karen Dumez damage. Shea 60, 60; Matt DIm bIckI (EC ) def. (Witt 2-3), 10:05 p.m. Walling 3b 1 0 1 0 Belllard ss 0 0 0 0 — Dahlln. Mtl, 2:17; Brooke, NYR, 4:34; winning five of its final seven Monday at home at Fitzgerald victory ever for MHS. Golf Toronto (Alexonder 3-1) at Seattle GeneSauers 71-68— 139 144-362, Phyllis Lang 134, Jon Demonte Losing pitcher Sue Cancannon. John Krudwlg60,63; Jim Fallon (EC) Bass rf 3 0 0 0 Kipper p 2 0 0 0 David Graham 7267— 139 Kordic, Mtl, 5:(X3. 136373, Celeste Arcell 141-362, Connie outings to qualify for postseason Field, against Hartford Public at Manchester plays at Hartford def. Mike Mosslcote 61, 61; Scott (Langston 1-3), 10:05 p.m. Thon ss 4 0 2 0 RJRynl ph 1 0 0 0 Third period— 4, Montreal, Gainey 4 who also managed a two-run triple, Sunday's Games American League results BobEastwood 71-68— 139 Leonard 125-123-354, Teresa Mlchael- play. 3:30 p.m. Public on Monday at 3:30 p.m. Jensen (EC) def. M ike Bell 61, 60; East in split Bollev c 3 1 1 1 Clemnts p 0 0 0 0 D.A.Welbrlng 716^139 (Moley) ,9:51. Penalty— Sandstrom. son 139-350, Shirley Shultz 152-362, allowed just seven hits and three Pow ers-MIke Kelly (EC ) def. Matt Chicago at Cleveland Scott p 2 0 0 0 Winn p 0 0 0 0 NYR, . Results — Glenn Horowitz (M) def. Kansas City at Baltimore BuddvGardner 7069— 139 M ary Beltody 135-141-377, GIsele Gold­ At least now, Faignant sees a Johnson-Krudwlg 7-5,63; Fallon-Greg HARTFORD — The East Ca­ Pankvts 2b 1 0 0 0 MIkeMcCullough 71-68—139 5:45. bases on balls. James ZIrolll, 7-5, 63; David Browne Detroit at Minnesota White Sox 4. Indians 3 ing 137-367, Diane Lingner 138-367, glimmerof hope. “ We’ve had some (M ) def. Jim Maclolek, 62, 63; Jeff Seaver (EC( def. M asslcof6M lchelle Totals 32 3 8 3 Totals 31 2 7 I BlalneMcCalliStr 7069— 139 Shots on gool— NY Rangers 8-10-2— 20. Carol Oulsh 147-355, Sharon AAenord "They got 10 runs on seven hits, Mosslcote 61,6-2; John Makuch-Scott tholic High golf team came home New York at Texas Houston 001 100 001- 3 Montreal 9-10-10— W. Kennedy (M ) def. Corev Bertrand,61, Milwaukee at California BobLohr 7070— 140 130. tough luck for awhile and maybe EC girls bow so we did something wrong,” Thresher (NW ) def. Jeff Klng-Brlan with a split in All Connecticut Pittsburgh 010 001 000— 1 CHICAGO CLEVELAND Je« Lewis 6971— 140 Goalies— NY Rangers, Vanbles- 60; John Melesko (M ) def. Scott Grillo 1-6, 64, 64. Boston at Oakland (3ame-wlnnlng RBI — none. brouck. Montreal, Roy. A— 18,076 this will help us turn it around the explained McConville. Calvan, 61, 63; Som Henderson-JIm Conference action Friday at Keney Toronto at Seattle ObrhM abrhbl Brad Faxon 697)—140 HARTFORD — Ouch. E— (jorner, Scott. D P — Houston 1, Cangels cf 5 0 1 1 Butler cf 1 0 0 0 Jim Simons 72-68— 140 second half,” she said. East Catholic High’s girls’ soft- "The Eagles host Northwest Ca­ Melesko (M ) def. Jerry Chang-Erlc EC girls win Golf Course. The Eagle linksmen Pittsburgh 3. LOB— Houston 4, Pitts­ Tollesn 3b 3 1 2 0 Franco ss 5 0 0 0 J.C.Snead 7268—140 Power-ploy conversions— NY Rangers Manchester sent 11 batters to the Grenier, 64), 6 0; Erik Johnson-Mark beat host Northwest Catholic, but 3-0. Montreal 5-2. ball team had to feel it gave away a tholic on Monday at 3:30 p.m. Borrv (M ) def. M ike C holner6Jlm burgh 3.HR— Bream (5), Bailey (1). Baines rf 4 1 1 0 Carter rf 4 2 2 0 RonStreck 71-69— 140 plate in the first inning, scoring six HAMDEN — East Catholic girls’ bowed to Notre Dame of West SB— Brown (2), Hatcher (4). Hairstn dh 3 0 0 0 Thorntn dh 4 0 2 1 TomGleeton 7268— 140 Referee— Andy Van Hellemond. Basketball "gim m ee” Friday, losing. 10-4, to Cassandro, 64), 61; Matt Clough-Jav times. Highlight of the frame was a Snyder (M ) def. Cedric Veh-Kelth tennis team trimmed host Sacred Fisk c 5 1 1 1 Jacoby 3b 4 0 0 0 DqvIdOgrln 7169— 140 host South Catholic. Haven, 4*/4-2*,9. NL standings IP H R ER BB SO Bolton whipped Charney, 60, 62. Heart, 4-2, in ACC action Friday. Bonlllo 1b 5 0 2 0 Tabler 1b 5 0 11 PhtMcGowan 7070— 140 tw6run triple off the bat of winning At least considering the records. East. 5-3, will participate in Houston Guillen ss 4 0 2 0 Holl If 4 110 (SeorgeBurns 68-72— 140 pitcher Erin Prescott. Chantal The win lifts the Eagles to 5-2 for Scott 7 6 2 1 0 9 Nichols If 10)0 Nixon If 0 0 0 0 The Rebels had won just o n ^ in BOLTON — Eleven runs in the Monday’s Eastern Invitational at East Trevor Dodds 68-72— 140 NBA playoffs Indian girls, too the season. Kerfeld (W 34)) 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Cruz 2b 3 110 Bernzrd 2b 3 0 3 0 DenIsWatson 72-68— 140 Scholastic Larose and Jill Lucas each had hits nine previous contests, and one of top of the first inning proved to be the Baltic Country Club. W L Pet. GB Smith (S 9) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Kittle ph 1 0 0 0 Bondo c 1 0 0 0 Danny Edwards 71-60— 140 in the inning for Manchester, Judy Burns. Andrea Bearse, New York 19 4 .826 — the defeats was to the same Eagles more than enough as visiting East ENFIELD — So the Manchester East’s John King took medalist Pittsburgh HIM c 0 0 0 0 BobbyClampett 7070—140 Conference Semifinals which was also beneficiary of Nancy Sulick and Melissa Carroll Montreol 15 10 .600 5 Kipper 8 6 3 3 1 7 Hulett 2b 1 0 1 2 Peter Jacobsen 7070—140 by a lopsided. 18-3 margin. Hampton High recorded a 22-7 girls won, 7-0, also. honors with a round of 35. Pittsburgh 11 13 .458 8 Clements 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 (All Times EDT) Skinner c 3 0 0 0 TommvVdIentIne 6971— 140 (Best-of-seven) several bases on balls. victory over Bolton High in Char­ Without losing a set. MHS routed won singles bouts for East. Results; East vs. Northwest — Mike St. Louis 11 15 .423 9:'/i Winn (L 1-1) 2-321110 Little ss 1 0 0 0 A-ScottVerplank 72-68—140 MHS JV baseball Surprise. Collver (NW ) def. Dove Olender 3642, Phllodelphia 10 14 .417 9Vi Eastern Conference ter Oak Conference girls’ softball host Enfieid High to raise its Results: Burns (EC ) def. M eg Klely W P— Winn. Balk— Kipper. T— 2:37. Totals 10 4 13 4 Totalt 31 1 9 1 JImThorpe 72-69— 141 Monchester High lunlor varsity Boston vs. Atlanta Manchester collected nine hits "These things happen," sighed 2-6, 7-6, 63; Bearse (EC ) def. Tam iko King (EC ) def. Jim Craem er 35-43, Chicago 11 16 .407 10 A — 17J100. Chicago 000 010 003— 4 action Friday. record to 63, Enfield slips to 1-4. B arry Powllshen (EC ) def. Francis WMt Lon Hinkle 72-69— 141 baseball team won Its third straight (Celtics win series 61) along with 13 free passes. Prescott EC coach Jay McConville. whose Jackson 7-5, 7-6; Sulick (EC ) def. Beth Umpires — Home, Froemmlng; 1b, Cleveland 010 010 100— 3 MIkeSmIth 7071— 14) The Bellringers are now 9-3 for Lee 7-5, 7-5; Carroll (EC ) def. M issy Polltls 42-46, Robert Tracy (N W ) def. Houston » 16 10 .615 — Davidson; 2b, Marsh; 3b, KIbler. game Friday, 2-1 over visiting Enfield April 27 — Boston 103, Atlanta 91 and Larose each collected three squad saw its post-season hopes The team win was the third in a (iame-winnino R BI — Hulett (1). M ark Brooks 68-73— 14) High of M orlartv Field. April 29 — Baston 119, Atlanta 108 Roach 62,4-6,64; Ellen D'Andreo-Jen Kevin Boyko 4347, Scott Altrul (EC) Son Francisco 18 12 .600 — E— Bernazard, Cangelosl, Tobler. hits and Kelli Reyngoudt two along begin to flicker. East is now 4-8 the season while the Bulldogs slip row for the Indians, who host def. Rich Collver 42-46, Steve Casella Son Diego 15 14 .517 2'/i RussCochron 7071— 141 John Zak cracked a RBI-double In M ay 2 — Boston 111, Atlanta 107 M cM an u s (SH) def. Katie Glllesple- DP— Chicago 2, Cleveland 1. LOB— RonnleBlock 68-73— 141 ^the bottom ot the seventh to drive In the May 4 — Atlanta 106, Boston 94 with two free passes to pace the overall, with seven games to 2-8 for the campaign. Hartford Public High on Monday Mary Buckley 64, 4-6, 60; Jean (EC ) def. Pete Pabish 43-46. East won Los Angeles 14 17 .452 4V3 Expos 8,Dodgers4 Chicogo 14, Clevelond 12. 3B— Hall, medal point. Atlanta 12 15 .444 4'/> Billy Plerot 7071-141 winning run for Manchester, now 6-7. May 6 — Boston 132, Atlanta 99 remaining. Donna LaChapelle had two hits at 3:30 p.m. Barba-LIz M c M an u s (SH ) det. Carole Thornton 2. SB— Bernazard (2). S— PaulAzInger 71-70— 141 Zok opd John Goncarz contributed Milwaukee vs. Philadelphia Indians. Troclolo-Erin Hickey 2-6, 62, 63. East vs. Notre Dame — Bill SImlone Cincinnati 6 18 .250 9 Bondo 3, Skinner, Tolleson. LannyWadkIns 76-65— 14) Enfield, 5-5, came within a single “ The opposing pitcher threw and two RBIs and Karen Cher- Results — Terl M cGehan (M ) def. (N D ) def. Olender 3942, K ing (EC ) def. FrMay's Results LOS ANGELES MONTREAL two hits apiece to support winning Tracy Callan, 60,60; Anna Rlgglo (M) ObrhM ObrhM TomSIeckmonn 7071— 141 pitcher Scott Aronson, who yielded (Series tled63) run by scoring four times in the approximately 28 miles per hour, merka, Jen Maneggia and Denise Ron Benenfant 3641, Dick Selva (ND) Montreal 8, Los Angeles 4 IP H R ER BB SO BruceLletzke 71-70— 141 def. Lauree Nuccio, 61, 61; Leslie def. Powllshen 3942, Rick lovanne Son Olego 6, Chicogo 2 Duncan ss 1 0 1 0 Raines If 4110 four hits and struckout 10. April 29 - Phllodelphia 118, Mllwoukee third but Manchester scored once and we couldn’t hit her,” added Welch one safety apiece for Bolton. Johnson (M ) def. Rene Massey, 60, Cheney loses Russell ss 3 0 0 0 Webster cf 3 0 1 0 Chicago Howard Twitty 7467— 141 112 (N D ) def. Boyko 4347, Altrul (EC ) def. Phllodelphia 7, Atlanta 6 ITavIs 5 1-3 7 2 1 6 1 Dan Halldorson 72-69— 141 in the fourth, twice in the fifth and McConville, unmaliclously. The Bulldogs resume action 5-1; Gall Sheffield (M ) def. Erin Chris Saren 4247, (3ene Raffone (N O ) New York 2, Cincinnati 1 Sax 2b 5 11 0 (3awson rf 3 1 0 0 M ay 1 - - Milwaukee 119, Philadelphia Beecher, 64, 62; Paula Lacey-JIII The Cheney Tech tennis team Landrex cf 5 1 3 1 Wnngh cf 0 0 0 0 Schmidt 2 2 1111 Steve Pate 71-71— 142 MHS JV softball 107 three more times in the sixth to put Winning pitcher Lorraina Chim- Monday at home against East def. Casella 42-43, Medol point was Houston 3, Plttsburoh2 McKeon 0 0 0 0 1 0 Tim Norris 71-71— 142 Bogglnl (M ) def. Betsy Coakley- saw its record drop to 3-5 Friday. halved. Son Francisco2, St. Louis 1 Brock lb 5 11 0 Brooks ss 4 2 3 3 ' The Manchester High nipped Enfield M a y 3 - - Philadelphia 107, Milwaukee it away. meria scattered eight hits and five Granby High. Brldget Beaudry, 61, 60; Kristin Saturday's Games Scloscia c 2 0 1 0 Walloch 3b4 0 1 0 Nelson (W 2-1) 1 3-3 0 0 0 0 0 JodleMudd 72-70— 142 103 Cleveland LeeTrevIno ^73—142 High, 18-16, In lunlor varsity softball on (All Times EOT) Stubbs If 3 0 3 1 (3alarrg 1b 4 2 1 2 Friday. Stacey Tomkiel went 4-for-4, M a y 5 - - Milwaukee 109, Phllodelphlo San Diego (Hoyt (M)) at Chicogo Wllllms rf 3 0 1 2 Law 3b 4 1 3 0 NIekro 7 1-381132 Chris Perry 7072-142 104 Camacho 2-311121 (tarv McCord 7S67—142 while Tammy Rabbett added three (Eckerslev 0-2), 1:30 p.m. Andersn 3b 4 0 0 0 FItzgerld c 4 1 1 3 hits. Including o double, for the victors. M ay 7 - Milwaukee 113, Phlladel- Cincinnati (Browning 0-3) at New York Valenzul p 4 1 1 0 Smith p 2 0 0 0 Bolles (L 4-2) 2-3 2 2 2 0 0 WavneGrady 72-70— 142 phlalOe Go/f roundup Yett 1-3 ) 0 0 0 0 Raymond Floyd 73-69— 142 Erinn Jarvis, Michelle Mozzer and (Darling 3-0), 1:30 p.m. Schotzdr p 0 0 0 0 Teresa M acD onald chipped In with two M ay 9 - - Philadelphia 126, Milwaukee Wohitrd Ph 1 0 1 1 McKeon pitched to 1 bolter In 8th; Adrian Stills 72-70— 142 108 Los Angeles (Hershlser 3-3) at Camacho pitched to 2 batters In 9th. M orris Hotalskv 7072— 142 hits each. Montreal (Tibbs30), 1:35p.m. Reardon p 0 0 0 0 The 7-4 Indians host Hartford Public M ay 11 -- Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 1 Sports In Brief Totals 35 4 11 4 Totato 33 0 II 0 T— 3:28. A — 48,146. Rod Curl 7469— 143 p.m. Houston (Knepper 5-1) at Pittsburgh Umpires— Home, Reilly; )b. Coble; 2b, ot Charter Oak Field. (Rhoden 3-1), 7:05 p.m. Los Angolos 000101 100— 4 Ken Brown 67-76— 143 Philadelphia (Hudson 2-1) at Atlanta Moniroal OOO no Ib i— 0 McClelland; 3b, Denklnger. Hal Sutton 72-71-143 Western Conference BrodFabel 7073— 143 Bean grabs stroke iead at Neison (Smith 2-2), 7:40 p.m, Game-winning RBI — Brooks (4). Illing baseball Denver vs. Houston San Francisco (Moson 3-1) at St. Louis E— Valenzuela. DP— Montreal 3. BobGllder 72-71— 143 (Rockets win series 62) Chris Petersen leads Hawks in hitting (Burris 0-0), 8:05 p.m. LDB— Los Angeles 9, Montreal 3. Rick Dolpos 74-69— 143 The Illing Junior High baseball team April 26 — Houston 126, Denver 119 Sunday's Gomes 2B— Brooks. 3B— Brooks, Landreaux. WlllleWood 72-71— 143 blew out the Windsor High freshmen, April 29 — Houston 119, Denver 101 WEST HARTFORD — Sophomore Chris Petersen led the Bv United Press International with Ed Fiori (who shot a 65). place in the 1985 tournament, Cincinnati at New York HR— Brooks(7),Fitzgerald (3), (Jalor- M ike Donald 73-70— 143 163, Friday. Keith DlYeso rippedthree M av2 — Denver 116, Houston115 University of Hartford Hawks’ baseball team in several Charles Bolling (65), Scott Simp­ scored the event’s only other Los Angeles at Montreal raga (4). SB— Webster (6). S— Auto racing Pat Lindsey 71-72— 143 hits, scored three runs and drove In M oy 4 — Denver 114, Houston 111 son (66) and Payne Stewart (66). first-round eagle on the ninth hole. Houston at Pittsburgh Russell, Webster. Ben Crenshaw 71-72— 143 tour to pace 3-3 Illing. DIYeso also M ay 6 — Houston 131, Denver 103 offensive categories. The Manchester High School graduate led IRVING, Texas — Andy Bean, F^lladelphla at Atlanta IP H RERBBSO Danny Briggs 72-71— 143 picked up the win, pitching six strong May 8 — Houston 126, Denver 122 Hartford in batting average (.336), games played (41), hits (48). finishing his round as rain was Stewart a yeaT ago had a three- But Daniel quadruple-bogeyed on San Francisco ot St. Louis Los Angeles DougJohnson 7469—143 Innings, striking out three while walk­ (2DT) shot lead going to the final tee only the 18th hole and finished at 2-over David Edwards 71-72— 143 doubles (10), total bases (67), assists (98) and walks (16). In the peppering down, posted a 2-under- San Diego at Chicogo Valenzuelo (L 4-2) 8 11 8 8 1 6 ing none. LA Inkers vs. Dallas to lose the tournament. 74. tied for 20th. Montreal ' Indy 500 qualifying Gregory Ladehott 74-69—143 Chip D rlggs contributed three hits. (Lakers win series 62) process, he established season records in everything except par 68 Friday to take a one-shot Smith 6 2-3 9 4 4 2 3 Including a triple, and two nibbles, April 27 — LA Lakers 130, Dollos 116 walks. Petersen was also one of only two players to start and play lead over Mark Wiebe and Jim Tom Purtzer had a tournament Only five of the 144 golfers were Schotzeder 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Jerry Hollis added a pair of safeties LPGA resulti April 30 — LA Lakers 117, Dallas 113 in every game this season. Petersen was on base in 36 of 41 games Gallagher after two rounds of the low 63 to join those at 3- under. able to break par-72. Reardon (W 5-3) 2 2 0 0 2 1 INDIANAPDLIS (UPl) — Order for and an RBI, and Marcus Mateya May 2 — Dallas 110, Dallas 108 Four-time winner Tom Watson, T— 2:33. A— 10,878. Saturday's Indianapolis 500auallfy- chipped In with a double and one run May 4 — Dallas 120, LA Lakers 118 and finished the campaign with an on-base percentage of .462, $600,000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic. Richard, boosted by a downhill Umpires— Home, Pallone; 1b, En­ Ing: United Virginia Bonk Gen Classic batted In. however, missed the cut with a National Laagua rasults May 6 — LA Lakers 116, Dalles 113 heading the list of every day players. “ It was like a yo-yo,” said Bean, drive, eagled the 465-yard, par-5 gel; 3b, Oulek; 3b, Runge. 1. Dick Simon, Lolo-Cosworth. At Portsmoutb, Va., May 9 Illing plays host Windham on May 8 — LA Lakers 120, Dallas 117 4-ovpr 144 after shooting a 70 2. Al Unser, Penske-Chevrolet. (For 711 Tuesdoy. Hartford finished its 1986 season with an 634 record. who needed only 12 putts to finish fifth hole. Lauer eagled the 480- 3. Mario Andretti, Lolo-Cosworth. Conference Finds the front nine, but then three- Friday. yard par-5 second hole. Giants 2, Cardinals 1 (10) Deb Richard 33-36—69 Western Conference putted three times on the back Bean made the turn in 3- under 32 Padres 6,Cubs2 Bonnie Lauer Illing JV baseball Richard and Lauer said blustery 4x. Johnny Rutherford, March- 35-34-69 May 10 — Houston ot LA Lakers, 3:M side. “ I could have shot a 63 or 64, Friday, three-putted for bogey at Cosworth. Pam Allen 35-35— 70 The Illing lunlor varsity baseball p.m. winds hampered their performan­ SAN FRANCISCO ST. LOUIS 5. Gary Bettenhousen, Morch- Betsy King 35-36— 71 May 13 — Houston at LA Lakers, 10:30 Vilas, Jaite pull off net surprises but I turned it into a 68. the 10th. made a 20-foot birdie putt ces on the 6,151-yard course. ObrhM ObrhM SAN DIEGO CHICAGO Janet Coles squad obliterated the RHAM fresh­ ObrhM ObrhM Cosworth. 35-36— 71 men,29-11, Friday. Ryan Barry banged p.m. “ I guess I can’t complain, at the 11th, three-putted for bogey Gladden cf 5 1 3 0 Coleman If 3 1 0 0 6. Johnny Rutherford, March- Cindy Hill 37- 35— 72 NEW YORK — Argentines Guillermo Vilas and Martin Jaite "Three and eight are identical WCIark lb 5 0 1 0 Smith ss 4 0 1 1 Roberts 2b 4 0 3 0 Dunston ss 4 0 1 1 out five hits, while Steve BugnackI and M ay 16 — LA Lakers at Houston, 9:30 though. I should have had a two or at the 12th and made a 30-footer for Tempitn ss 0 0 0 0 Motthws If 4 0 0 0 Cosworth. Lynn Connelly 38- 34—Don 72 Holbrook odded three apiece. p.m. produced a pair of surprises Friday at the $615,000 Shearson holes, and when we played three, it Brown 3b 4 0 ) 1 McGee cf 4010 7. Arle Luyendvk, Lolo-Cosworth. Jody Rosenthal 3636— 72 three shot lead, but where I am is birdie at the 13th. Leonard If 4 0 0 0 Clark 1b 4 0 3 0 Cruk If 4 0 0 0 Keough p 0 0 0 0 Jason StonIzzI, Jason Dotvyoy, Todd May 18 — LA Lakers — Houston, 3:30 Lehman Tournament of Champions, while Ivan Lendl advanced was dead into the wind off the tee Gwvnn rf 4 1 2 0 Sandbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 Cathy Johnston 3636— 72 Cox, John Cunningham and Jeff p.m. better than nothing.” He struggled to maintain his lead COovIs rf 3 0 0 0 Vn Slyk rf 4 0 1 0 8. Danny Sulll von, March-Cosworth. Allison Rnney 3636— 72 in his relentless drive toward a third title. and by the time we got to eight, it Melvin c 3 0 1 0 Penditn 3b 4 0 0 0 Garvey 1b 4 1 1'O Moreind rf 4 0 0 0 Dellsslo chipped In with two safeties x-Mav 21 — Houston at LA Lakers, throughout the back nine and Kennedy c 3 2 r i Durhm 1b 4 0 10 9. P h il K r u e g e r , 1985 M a r c h - Kathy Whitworth 3634— 72 each. 11:30 p.m. Bean, the year’s fourth- leading was cross-wind,” Richard said. "It Gulden c 1 0 0 0 Lovalller c 3 0 0 0 Cosworth. Am y Benz 3635— 73 Jaite, celebrating “ the happiest day of my life," stunned finally finished with a par at the Thmpsn 3b 4 1 1 0 Heath ph 10 0 0 McRynl ct 3 1 1 3 Davis c 3 0 10 StaoIzzI, Dellsslo and Kevin Bottom- x-Mav 23 — LA Lokers at Houston, money winner with $272,304, was at was hard getting the right stick in Nettles 3b 4 0 1 1 CeylOx. Mario3b 2 1 1 Andretti, 1 Lolo-Cosworth. Am y Alcott 3637— 73 ley olso played well defensively for 62 TBA. second seed Boris Becker, 62, 7-6 (7-3), and Vilas, the former 18th -as a brief but heavy rain Uribe ss 4 0 1 0 Oquend 2b 4 0 1 0 Dot Germain 3637— 73 6-under 134 after two rounds over your hand." LaCoss p 3 0 0 0 Forsch p 2 0 0 0 Flonnry ss 3 1 1 1 Mmphrv cf 3 1 1 0 Illing. x-Moy 26 — Houston at LA Lakers, 3 U.S. Open champion attempting a comeback at 33, beat No. 3 shower pelted down. Hawkins p 4 0 00 Sutcliffe11. Chip p Ganossl, 2 0 0 0 March-Cosworth. Pla Nilsson 37-36— 73 p.m. the Tournament Players Club at Richard. 22. of Abbeville. La., YneMd ph 1 0 1 1 Hurdle ph 1 0 0 0 Lauren Howe 3639— 73 Joakim Nystrom, 6-4, 3-6, 63. " I ’m hitting it the way I want to M D ovIs p 0 0 0 0 Worrell p 0 0 0 0 Fontenot p 0 0 0 0 x-lf necessary Las Colinas. who has earned $20,559 this year, Froncon If 1 0 0 0 12x. Tom Snevo, AAarch-Cosworth. Sue Fogleman 3637— 73 TBA-to be announced Lendl, yet to drop a set in quest of his third T of C title in five hit it,” said Bean. "The key to this Horton p 0 0 0 0 Heather Farr 3637— 73 Wiebe was one of many players shot a 33 on the front and 36 on the Tekds 17 3 0 2 Tetah 34 l 7 1 Totals n 6 10 6 Totalt 11 2 S 1 years, braved the cold night air to dispose of seventh seed golf course is to hit it in play and DIogo 011 888101— 6 13. Jan Lammers, Eogle-Cosworth. Becky Pearson 3635— 73 who took advantage of conditions back nine. Son Frondsco 0000010001— 2 14. R o b e rt o G u e rr e ro , M a r c h - Sandra Palmer 37-36— 73 Thierry Tulasne, 64, 62. that’s what I’ve been doing.” SI. Louis 1000000000— 1 CMcogo 088 818888— 1 that were jiowhere as severe as In third place was rookie Pamela ^^Game-winning RBI — McReynolds Cosworth. Jon Stephenson 3635— 73 That was the problem with Game-winning R BI — Youngblood 15. Johnny Parsons, 1985 AAarch- Shirley Furlong 3637— 73 Little League Transactions those which greeted the fielil on Allen, 29, of Billings, Mont., who (1). Cosworth. Stephanie Farwig 37-36-73 Hayes Friday, who found himself DP— San Francisco 3, St. Louis 1. LDB E— None. DP— Chicago 2. LDB— opening day. Although wjnds fired a 70. Tied for fourth place San Diego 3, Chicago 3. 2B— 16x. Roberto Guerrero, March- Susie McAllister 3637— 73 Unseeded Casale upsets Garrison all over the golf course. — San Francisco 6, St. Louis 4. 3B— Cosworth. Sis Semon 37-37— 74 Well-dressed Payne Stewart kicked up at midday, they subsided were Janet Coles and Betsy King, Smith, Glodden. 3B— Dauendo. SB— Mumphrev, Gorvey. HR— Kennedy (3), National Flannery (1 ), Cey (3), McReynolds (4). 17. Rick Mlasklewicz, 1985 March- Lori West 3638— 74 BASEBALL HOUSTON — Unseeded Pam Casale upset third- seeded Zina as the afternoon wore on. who both shot 71s. VonSlykelS). Cosworth. AAorv Dwyer 3935— 74 was at 4-under par 136 after IP H RRRBBSO Morlartv Brothers rallied In the American Loooue Garrison, 7-6 (7-3), 63, Friday to advance to the semifinals of the Wiebe, in his third year on the Because the course is dry and 18. Randy Lanier, March-Cosworth. Rosie Jones 37-37— 74 SEATTLE MARINERS— Named Dick two rounds of the Byron Pair aharea lead ..Son Proncisce Barb Thomas 37-37— 74 fourth and fifth frames to nip Nichols tour and seeking his second firm, there had been speculation LoCoss (W 3-0) 9 7 1113 SonDtago " « « « «> Tire, 8-7, Friday night at Buckley Williams manoger and Ozzle Virgil Sr. |150,(X)0 Virginia Slims of Houston. 19. A.J. Foyt, March-Cosworth. Beth Daniel, 3639— 74 third base coach. Nelson Golf Classic and SUFFOLK, Va. — Rookie Deb that the course record would be M. Davis (S 3) 1 0 0 0 0 3 Hawkins (W 2-2) 9 5 2 2 1 2 Jane Crofter School. Rob Copeland pitched six In evening action, top-seeded Chris Evert Lloyd met victory, shot a 66 to stand at 5- CMcovo 2(1. Rick Mears, March-Cosworth. 3638— 74 f o o t b a l l SI. Louis Solly Little 3639— 74 strong Innings and collected three hits stands two strokes off the under 135. Gallagher, winless in Richard and veteran Bonnie broken. The first round Sleepy Forsch 8 5 1112 Sutcliffe (L 1-5) 7 7 5 5 2 6 tor Morlarty's. Eric Kubik odded two National Football Looguo seventh-seeded Kate (lompert and fifth-seeded Wendy Turnbull Fontenot i 1 O 0 0 0 21. Michael AndrettL'March- Betsy Barrett 3 6 3 6 - 74 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS— Nomod Greg faced second-seeded Kathy Rinaldi. pace set by Andy Bean. The three tour seasons and a winner of Lauer. both of whom included Hole record was set in 1981 by Jan Worrell (L ^2) 1 ^3 3 1 1 0 1 Cosworth. Kris Monoghon 3935— 74 hits and played well defensively. Kevin Horton 1-3 0 0 0. 0 0 Keough 1 2 1 1 1 o Blount added a key single and .David Mohns pro scouting coordinator. only $19,000 last year, shot a 67 eagles in their performances, shot Stephenson, who shot a 66. WP— Fontenot, Keough. PB— 22. A.J. Foyt, AAarch-Cosworth. Susan Sanders 3638— 74 NEW ORLEANS SAI NTS— Signed AAol- Casale, the 55th-ranked player in the world, advanced to the latter posted a round of 68 B alk— LaCoss. T— 2:34. A — 37,031. 23. Rick Mears, March Cosworth. Sherrin Srnyers Lyder singled twice and scored the Friday to tie for second place. 3-under-par 69s Friday to tie for the Nohe of the front-runners enter­ Kennedy. T— 2:25. A— 22,578. 3638— 74 winning run for MB's. Jon Golas colm Scott and Dwayne Harrison,,.tight semifinals against Laura Gildemeister, who defeated Wendy 24. Jim Crawford, March-Buick. Terry-Jo Myers 3636-74 ends, Tim Joiner, linebacker, Trocy oh Friday to move in front of First-round leaijer Mark Hayes first-round lead of the $250,000 ing the competition broke par. Umpires— Home, Pulll; 1b, West; 3b, 25. ' Jacques Vllleneuve, March- Shelley Hamlin homered ond sihgled for Nichols. Andy White, 6-2, 6-4, in an afternoon quarterfials match. B. Williams; 3b, RIpplev. Umpires— Home, Brocklander; lb, 3636— 74 Cox also chipped In with two hits for the Porter, wide receiver, ond Doug AAockle, the pack in the tournament had to be content with a 72 Friday Sleepy Hole Golf Classic. Kathy Whitworth, the 1985 Sleepy Cosworth. Karin Mundinger 3636-74 Montogue; 2b, Wever; 3b, Rennert. TIremen. offensive tackle, to tree-agent contracts. at Irving, Texas to share third place at 4-under 136 Beth Daniel, who tied for third Hole champion, finished even at 72. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 10. 1M6 - 1» 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 10. 1986 News for Senior Citizens Seattle names Williams boss Engagements Weddings

to be a nice guy,” lie said. ‘"There’s successor would be. Cottier told his Special activities planned SEATTLE (UPI) - Dick Willi­ Diego Padres and directed each of ams. who has managed pennant those teams to a World Series. He no reason you have to make coaches and clubhouse personnel that Williams would be coming In. winners in both leagues, Friday quit his job with the Padres at the excuses for a ballplayer. I’ll also beginning of spring training. be very much a fan of the was named, the manager of the Williams’ first managerial post Seattle Mariners, one day after the Williams will be the sixth man­ ballplayer. There’s certain things for Senior Citizens Week ager in the club’s 10-year history. w e’ll expect a player to do, and was in Boston in 1967, where he team fired Chuck Cottier. dragged the Red Sox out of the last The announcement came amid Tlie others were Rene Lachemann, when that is done, w e’ll compli­ place to win the pennant before Thursday — 9 a.m. orchestra speculation that the Mariners ^ Maury Wills. Darrell Johnson, ment him on a job well done.” Editor’s note: This column is there are still openings for golf Crandall and Cottier. Williams reiterated that he was losing the World Series in seven prepared by the staff of the lessons with PG A golf professional rehearsal; ll;45a.m.lunch; 1p.m. would replace Cottier with either • games to the St. Louis Cardinals. Williams, former New York Yan­ Williams has amassed 1,412 pleased with the contract he signed Manchester Senior Citizens’ John NowobilskI at Tallwood Golf Thursday program. Mr. and Mrs. with his new team. Course. The dates are May 14, May Senior Citizen; Bill Levy, hypno­ kees manager Billy Martin or victories in 18 seasons as a He took over Oakland in 1971 and Center. "Seattle kept after me and 28, and June 11 from9a.m.tonoon. tist. Bus pickup at 10 a.m. Bus Chicago White Sox manager Tony manager, the same number of won the World Series in 1972 and presented something I liked very The fee for the series is $9. If returns after program. LaRussa. years he played as an infielder- 1973 before resigning over alleged Bv Joe Dlmlnlco much,” Williams told The Los interested, please contact the Friday — 6 a.m. fishing derby at "Needless to say, it’s nice to outfielder with five teams. He said meddling by owner Charlie Finley. Activities Director have a job at any tim e," Williams he would hire friend Ozzie Virgil, Angeles Times Thursday night. office. Saulters Pond; Oa.m.cribbage; 10 said. “ I ’m here for one purpose — as third-base coach to replace “ By that, I mean I like my contract Williams then moved on to the The month of May has been There will be a second registra­ a.m. bingo, 11 a.m. exercise with to help try to produce a contender Marty Martinez, who was acting and the thoughts they presented. I California Angels for three years proclaimed "Senior Citizens tion for the Montreal-Quebec trip Cleo; 11;45 a.m. lunch; 12;30p.m. and a winner. I think this ballclub fnanager for Thursday night’s didn’t want a five-year contract. and to Montreal in 1977. In two Month” by the National Council on on May 12 at 9:30 a.m. The price of setback games. Bus pickup at 8 has great potential. We’ll t ^ to game against Boston. I ’ve signed for the rest of this year years under Williams the Expos Aging as well as M ay 12 to 16 as the trip is $329 which includes a.m. Return trips at 12; 30 and 3; 15 work very hard to make the city of Williams. 57, will receive an and two more years, plus an option became contenders, finishing two Senior Citizens Week. We, the transportation, four nights at a p.m. Seattle proud of the Mariners. estimated $200,000 per year for two year at their option. It’s a good games out of first place in 1979 and staff, have planned an array of deluxe hotel, four breakfasts and Saturday — Plant sale. 9 a.m.-3 "This is the first day of a new years beyond this one, including contract, the best I’ve ever had.” one back in 1980. special activities for Senior Citi­ four dinners and tours. The trip is p.m. beginning for the Seattle incentives for victories and All day Thursday, the Mariners Bryan Buckley and Deanne Conrad zens Week. Please make note of the slated for July 14. Williams moved to San Diego in Mariners.” attendance. would not acknowledge that Willi­ following schedule. BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC; 1982. After two years at 81-81, the Cottier, 50, was released after a He is considered an “ old-school ams would be the team ’s next May 12 - 10 a.m. — "Celebrity THE TOWN W ILL be sponsoring Wednesday, May 14 at 9 a.m.-11 Padres won the National League poor start by the Mariners that type” of manager who prides manager. Bingo" — town officials will call “ Circuit Breaker” clinics at the a.m. (A-K) pennant in 1984. However. San Conrad-Buckley included losses in 16 of their 20 himself on pounding the basics into During a meeting Thursday bingo: 7 p.m .— military whist and following locations: Westhill Wednesday. May 21 at 9 a.m.-11 Diego fell to third last year and the games prior to Friday. Cottier his players. It will be a contrast to between team president Chuck Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Conrad Jr. of Andover, setback card party conducted by Gardens, May 21,9 to 11 a.m. and 1 a.m. (L-Z) team grew disenchanted With what guided the Mariners to a 15-12 Cottier, who was considered one of Armstrong and the players, out­ announce the engagement of their daughter, Deanne Mary and Ed McKeever. Refresh­ to 2 p.m.; Mayfair Gardens, May they termed as Williams’ inability record after taking over for Del the nicest managers in the league. fielder Phil Bradley asked. "Who Marie Conrad, to Bryan Robert Buckley, son of Mr. ments. prizes. $1 donation. 22,8:30 to 11 a.m.; Spencer Village, MENU FOR THE WEEK: to communicate. After an offsea­ Crandall in 1984. and went 74-88 Williams promised to work hard is our new manager?” and Mrs. Arnold Buckley of Marlborough. May 14 - 8 a.m. trip to JFK May 22, 2 to 4; 15 p.m.; and Monday — Shells and meat son of speculation, Williams held a last year. to bring out what he called the Armstrong hedged, saying the The bride-elect is a graduate of RHAM High School Library and New England Aqua­ Manchester Senior Center, May 29, sauce, vegetable, roll, beverage, news conference to resign at the Williams has managed the Bos­ "great potential" of the Mariners. decision was not final, but said and Creative School of Hairdressing. She is a rium in Boston. Lunch at Quincy by appointment only. Individuals dessert. start of spring training. ton Red Sox, Oakland A ’s and San “ I’m demanding. I’m not hired Cottier had been told who his part-time student at Manchester Community College. Market. with incomes of no more than Tuesday — Chef’s salad (turkey She also is a secretary at Barclaysamerican — May 14 - 10 a m. and 1 p.m. — $12,900 and couples with an income with cheese), roll, beverage, Business Credit Inc,, in East Hartford and a part-time riding tour of historic Manchester of no morethan$15,500areeligible. dessert. hairdresser at Innovation Haircutters in Manchester. with Herb Bengtson. Includes Qualified renters will receive a Wednesday — Cheeseburger, Underclassmen sweeten NBA lottery The prospective bridegroom also attended RHAM Bottling Works, oldest house in rebate benefit check. For more soup, beverage, dessert. High School. He is employed by C 4 D Construction, South End, Cheney Mills, Rogers, information, contact Dianne Wicks Thursday — Baked chicken, or Sarah Keleher at 647-3094. potato, vegetable, cranberry Bv Jim Luttrell The heralded players are Chris coach John Wetzel: "Offensively Glastonbury. Mrs. Thomas McGrath Apel Opera House, and much So five talented underclassmen Card players are reminded that sauce, roll, beverage, ice cream. United Press International Washburn of North Carolina State. (Williams) reminds me of Elgin A June 28 wedding is planned. more. Free of charge. Call for have applied for early entry into Friday — Seafood boat, soup, John Williams of Louisiana State. Baylor. He drives the middle and reservation. pinochle will be canceled Monday NEW YORK -5: The choice was the NBA and added some needed Dwayne "Pearl" Washington of hangs. His strongest attribute is he May 15 - “ Big day ” — Chicken afternoon so that we can set up for beverage, dessert. big money or finishing college. Big excitement to Sunday’s draft McGrath-Christensen dinner at 11:30 a.m. (Call for the military whist and setback lottery. Syracuse. Memphis State’s Wil­ can handle the ball so well for a big money won. UPI photo reservation before noon on Tues­ party in the evening. SCORES: liam Bedford and Walter Berry of man.” Gail Elizabeth Christensen, daughter of Mr. and day); reading of Proclamation by Lastly, our condolences to the May 2 — Setback scores; — Gus St. John’s. Washburn. 6-11, can play either About Town Mrs. Reginald B. Christensen of 128 Wetherell St., Mayor Barbara Weinberg. Selec­ Golas family over their recent loss Frank 136; Lottie Lavoie 125; In addition, there are Cedric power forward or center in the married Thomas Michael McGrath, son of Mr. and Tony LaRussa, who was named American League tion of Mr. and Mrs. SeniorCitizen. of long-time friend Tony Golas. Grace Donnelly 123; Bob Ahern Henderson, who played in the NBA and also has a lot of raw Mrs. Patrick D. E. McGrath of East Hartford, on '.s' manager of the year in 1983, will stay on with the Chicago Entertainment, Bill Levy re- I 123; John Zelenak, 123; Adolph Italian professional league after potential. Young writers accepted April 5 at Emanuel Lutheran Church, flunking of Georgia after his “ He certainly has incredible White Sox, it was announced in a news conference knowned hypnotist. SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK: Yeske 122; Clara Hemingway 120; BOLTON — Bolton High School has announced the The Rev. Dale Gustafson officiated. The bride was freshman year, and Michael Gra­ physical attributes.” Wetzel said. May 16 - 6 a.m.-noon — seventh Monday — 10 a.m. Celebrity Carl Popple 118. Friday. acceptance of Kirsten L. Stoppleworth. David J. given in marriage by her father. ham, a forward on the Georgetown " I like his ability to shoot the ball Annual Senior Citizen Fishing Bingo; 11:45 a.m. lunch: 7 p.m. May 5 — Golf scores: Low net — Pivar and Adam C. E. Bush into the 1986 New England Lisa Christensen was maid of honor for her sister. championship team of 1984. from the baseline, he has a nice 8-to Derby at Saulter’s Pond. Prizes card games. Military whist and Art Vigneau 28; Harry Reinhorn Young Writers’ Conference to be held Friday to May Bridesmaids were Carol Ebersold and the bride­ "The heading on the lottery io-foot jumper. He has tremendous awarded. setback. Bus pickup at 8 a.m. 30; Ralph Johnson 31; George 18 at Middlebury College in Vermont. Bush is editor groom’s sister. Catherine McGrath. should be the 'Young and the strength and a pro body that makes Return trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. Murray 31; Frank Toros 31; John and Pivar is assistant editor of Chimera, the high Richard Ruocchio served as best man. Ushers were Restless.’’ ’ said Tom Newell the it seem he can endure and play an LaRussa to stay, WE. TH E STAFF, invite all Tuesday — 9 a.m. shopping bus Dahm 32. Low gross — Jack Funke the bride’s brother. Scott Christensen and Paul school’s literary magazine. seniors to partake in this special (grocery): 9:30a.m.non-shopping 39; Joe Kennedy 43; Joe Philippen Indiana Pacers’ Director of Player NBA schedule." ' Russell. week of events. bus (Bradiees); 10 a.m. square 43; George Murray 43; John Bania Personnel. "A ll of a sudden, the Washington, 6-2, joined Scott After a reception at the Glastonbury Country Club, Gardeners are reminded that the dancing: 11:45 a.m. lunch: 1:30 43. lottery becomes an exciting Skiles of Michigan State as the only Medical assistants meet the couple left for St. Thomas. They live in Columbia. senior center annual plant sale will p.m. exercise with Rose. Bus May 5 — Pinochle scores; Ada extravaganza." true point guards in the draft. get his own way The bride, a graduate of Manchester High School The Connecticut State Society of Medical Assist­ begin today from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. returns from shopping at 12:30 Rojas 694; Martin Bakston 689; Marty Blake, the N B A’s chief “ He’s the type of guard an NBA and the University of Connecticut, is assistant ants. Hartford Chapter, will meet at 7 p.m. and continue daily until sold out. p.m. Ernest Grasso 682; Gert McKay scout, says the underclassmen will team gives the ball to and turns the By Kent McDIII for seven years?’ The answer is comptroller at the Savings Bank of Manchester. Wednesday at the Hartford Medical Society. 230 This year the sale will feature Wednesday — 8 a.m. bus trip to 678; Fritz Wilkinson 668; Helen be selected high but the seniors will team over to him,” Wetzel said, United Press International ’yes. I did.’” The bridegroom, a graduate of Penney High School Scarborough St., Hartford. Joseph Chelli of Finance herbs, perennials, vegetables, Boston (JFK Library-New Eng­ Silver 653; Peter Casella 653; 7 - still make their mark in the draft. “ He’s one of the better bal-. Harrelson met with Martin’s and Central Connecticut State University, is an Systems of Hartford will speak. For more informa­ flowers, and a large assortment of land Aquarium); 9:30-11 a.m. Edith Albert 637; Elsa Lenhardt “ Three or four guys that come lhandlers to enter the NBA since CHICAGO — Manager Tony lawyer, Eddie Sapir, Thursday on-line systems consultant at Connecticut Mutual tion. call Sally Benoit. 246-6089. hanging baskets which make a Assertiveness training: 9:30 a.m. 635. out will go high but the total effect Pete Maravich and he was one of LaRussa will be allowed to run the then talked to club owners Jerry Insurance Co. in Hartford. great gift for Mother’s Day. All stress management: 9:30 a.m. will not be to push some kids out of the best of all tim e.” Chicago White Sox his own way Reinsdorf and Eddie Einhorn May 7 — Pinochle scores: Sol the top seven," Blakesaid. “ This is items are reasonably priced with pinochle games; 10 a.m. Friend­ Bedford. 7-foot, joins a group of instead of getting fired, team vice Thursday night. Martin’s agent. Friendly Circle serves lunch Cohen 605; Harry Pospisel 565; the deepest draft in years for big the proceeds going to the senior ship Circle; 10 a.m. Riding tour of senior centers that are certain to president in charge of baseball Ed Sapir. was supposed to get back Nadine Malcom 543; Martin Bak­ guards and small forwards. What COVENTRY — The Friendly Circle of First center’s meals program. historic Manchester; 12:30 p.m. be transformed to power forwards operations i Ken Harrelson an­ to Harrelson within 24 hours, but ston 542; Gus Frank 542. that has created is first-round Congregational Church will hold its monthly Koffee Individuals desiring a garden bridge games; 12:30 p.m. arts and or relegated to reserve status. nounced Friday. the team made the decision before players that will go in the second Klatch Wednesday from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the plot at the center are reminded to crafts; 1 p.m. repeat of riding tour May 7 — Bridge scores; Grace "M y impression is, of all the Harrelson. in his first year in that period elapsed. round, not because of the under­ church on Route 31. Sandwiches, deserts, tea and contact the office. The plots of historic Manchester. Bus pickup Gibbs 4,940; Mac Hallowell 3,860; players that come out. he is a true charge of the team’s baseball "F o r the sake of the ballclub I graduates but because of depth." coffee will be served for $2. Chowderorsalad will be45 measure 17’x28’ and are free. at 8 a.m. Return trips at 12; 30 and Betty Speipel 3,670; Rene Maire center.” Wetzel said. ’‘He has a big operations, said negotations for had to get things cleared up.” Still, the youth movement has cents more Lady golfers are reminded that 3:15 p.m. 3,630; Irene Hallowell 3,100. body, is active around the basket the managerial job had stopped Harrelson said. "W e were unanim­ some shining stars to offer and the and his main attribute is he is a with Billy Martin’s lawyerand that ous on Tony." most promising may be the young­ shot blocker. For a team that lacks LaRussa would be the manager for LaRussa has maintained a low Town closes handball courts est of the crew. someone defensively and needs an the foreseeable future. profile while his future has been " (John Williams) is a young kid, The handball courts in Charter Oak Park are closed intimidator, he must be Martin had been courted by publicly debated. With mortgage rates sinking, a baby, an infant,” says Philadel­ for renovations. The work will lake about six weeks. considered.” Harrelson for one week while the "I don’t feel like joking much," phia 76er’s general manager Pat A White Sox were losing six straight he said. "It (his job) was in the Williams. "H e ’s so young he signs Berry. UPI’s College Player of games and dropping further into players’ hands and they lost six in a Cub Scouts receive award his autograph with a crayon. But the Year, is anything but a sure bet last place in the American League row. I thought if we get beat three Several Cub Scouts received the Parvuli Dei (Little he’s a talent. He’s got major- in the NBA but has the skills to be a more games maybe I could get a homeowners are refinancing West. Child of God Award recently at the Cathedral of St. league tools. Kind of a George good player. Harrelson admitted some of his contract extension, McGinnis-type player.” Joseph in Hartford, from Algonquin District Catholic “ I think he should have stayed in new ideas about the team did not “ We tried to (work out) two With m ort­ traditional commonsense advice Others pay the 6-foot-7 Williams Scouting Committee school," New York Knicks Direc­ work and said LaRussa will get to things. One way was the ideas gage rates sink­ makes more sense than ever. Shop similar compliments. Anthony Cook of Pack 144. sponsored by Keeney tor of Operations Scotty Stirling run the club his way. Among the Hawk had, and 1 resisted some of ing to the most around! UPI photo "H e is probably the most tal­ School, received the award. said. "There are questions about ideas which have been scratched the stuff. I ’m going to get my shot attractive lev­ ented of all the players coming out. his shooting range and if he can go Cub Scouts in Pack 120, sponsored by St. James "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Y for the time being are two pitching to do it my w ay” els in years, He handles the ball in both hands, to the basket. His future in the NBA School, who received the award include: Scott Book for the 80s.” 1,328 pages of coaches and two batting coaches. The other idea Harrelson had many h o- Sylvia Syracuse University’s Dwayne ‘Pearl’ Washington is one gets his own rebounds. He has is as a small forward. He has Lefevre. Andres Nieto, Nathan Donlon. Matthew down-to-earth advice on personal “ A couple of my modifications that LaRussa originally defended meowners are limited range — 15 feet and in — extraordinary skills around the Grover. Daniel Daley. Jason Chimielecki. Timothy money management, is available of a number of underclassmen who will sweeten the NBA have not worked,” Harrelson said was putting catcher Carlton Fisk planning to refi­ but he has the presence of mind to basket but its difficult to do that in Travis. Conrad LaPoint. Josiah Grover. John P o rter through her column. Send $9.95 lottery. The announcement of the order of draft for the at O’Hare International Airport into left field so Joel Skinner could nance existing make big plays.” this league without the other Rolland. Keith DeLaire. Drew Garceau. Teddy Zura, plus $1 for mailing and handling to bottom seven teams will be made Sunday, before the team left for Cleveland get playing time behind the plate. Chris Dionne and Peter Cosumano. loans, and Says Phoenix Suns assistant skills.” Friday. “The players have not "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book Neither Skinner nor Fisk are countless oth­ > I for the 80s," in care of the responded to them. I am not hitting oyer 200 and Fisk has made ers are consid­ MCC’s older adults elect Manchester Herald, P.O. Box backing off one bit. I think two four errors in left field. ering the idea. pitching coaches and two hitting Manchester Community College Older Adults Refinancing now account for kind of caps there are. You need to 419150, Kansas City, Mo. 64141, But LaRussa would not say Make checks payable to Andrews, Sugar Ray says he can beat Hagler coaches is the way of the future. Friday morning whether Fisk Association will elect officers, change its bylaws and about 30 percent of loan closings, know what sorts of limits are on the . McMeel & Parker. “ But the players will tell you if would move back behind the plate plan events Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in room 244. Lowe according to the U.S. League of loan," what you are doing is right or if this weekend. He said he would Building. Dr, Toby Tamarkin, director of the college’s Savings Institutions, trade group For example, your loan may not Sugar Ray Leonard Boxing Cen­ "H agler is the only boxer in R ay’s not really motivating for me Bv Will Dunham what you are doing is wrong. 1 save that news for just before humanities department, will show slides of Italy. for the savings and loan industry. have a lifetime cap on the interest rate, or it may have a payment cap United Press International ter. "I'm not going to fight Hagler era that people put in R ay’s because he did not prove to be a asked myself ‘did you put too much Friday’s game in Cleveland forthe That’s an historically high so that your payment doesn’t Gielgud ghost his style, if you understand what category and he hasn’t been able to challenge. He didn’t get me up. as on this man who did things his way writers who travel with the team. PI Beta Phi meets Monday amount. PALM E R PAR K , Md. — Just up exceed a specified amount after I ’m saying. I will basically beat beat him. I don’t think he wants to far as getting my adrenalen The Manchester Area Alumnae Club of Pi Bela Phi Moreover, adds a spokesman for HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — Sir John Mr. and Mrs. David Pullen each adjustment. If the latter, your Gielgud will star in the title role of the street from Ray Leonard Road. him tactically. He’s a big guy and I go to his grave without trying flowing. I trained, quite naturally, will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Roberts Lomas & Nettleton. mortgage loan balance can actually grow — a Sugar Ray Leonard is back in think I can out-box him. out- this” for the fight, but I was not prepared Bragan, 5 Harding Circle. Enfield, She will show bankers in Dallas, a number of big "The Canterville Ghost," a two- process called negative hour TV movie for first-run syndi­ training, sparring both against maneuver him and beat him “ No, I ’m not obsessed with mentally or psychologically for slides of the wine country of France. New officers will lenders report that refinancings amortization. fellow welterweights and a gather­ be installed. Members of the Springfield. Mass,. Pullen-Auden account for up to 35 percent of their cation from Columbia Pictures scientifically.” Hagler. There’s no obsession here. Kevin Howard. It was like a Be somebody. Another key question; How long Television. ing line of detractors who hoped his Alumnae Club will be guests. volume. Leonard insists this is no full- He is not a fetish. He’s someone I preliminary fight." Catherine Ann Cosiit Auden, daughter of Anna Many refinancings involve go­ do you plan to stay in your home? Also starring in the film will be 1984 retirement would be final, scale comeback. respect a great deal, an extraordi­ Cosiit of Webster, Mass., and the late Philip Coslit, vernment loans, such as those Refinancing basically means Andrea Marcovicci, Alyssa Milano Leonard recently surprised the Leonard bristles when asked if "A ll I need to fight is Marvin nary athlete, boxer and fighter,” Check blood pressure married David Gary Pullen, son of Alice R. Pullen of obtained through VA and FHA applying for a new loan, and that and Ted Wass for producer Patrick his eye is fully healed. boxing world with his anounce- Hagler. My definition of a come­ Leonard insists. "H e is the The town Health Department, Senior Citizens Yardville, N.J.. and the late Cecil D. Pullen, on April programs. entails new origination and closing Dromgoole. The teleplay will be ment that he would come out of 19 at Miller Chapel Princeton Theological Seminary. costs. These costs can amount to filmed entirely in England under back is a series of fights. I don’t ultimate.” "No, I’m half blind,” he Clinic, will hold blood pressure clinics Monday from 9 The recent downtrend in interest retirement for a fight against to 10 a.m. at Westhill Gardens, 24 Bluefield Drive, and Princeton, N.J. ’The bride was a Manchester resident. rates explains refinancing’s al­ thousands of dollars that can take the direction of Paul Bogart. need that. I need one particular When Leonard retired after the snapped. " I wouldn’t do it if there world middleweight champion fight, that’s all I want." Leonard Howard fight, when Sugar Ray from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. at Bennet Housing. 1146 Main The Rev. Arthur Byers officiated. lure. And this accelerated decline years to pay off in savings on your “The Canterville Ghost" is was something wrong with my The bride was given in marriage by her brother. new loan. Marvin Hagler — if the "M arve­ said. suffered the only knockdown in his St. comes oh top of a falling trend in loosely based on Oscar Wilde’s eyes. I ’ve had extensive examina­ Milton Cosiit. mortgage rates that dates back to One rule of thumb: Unless the short story about an American lous” one would sign his name on a “ My mind has never changed. professional career, he said his contract. tions and the scrutiny that goes Expectant parents tour MMH The maid of honor was Patti Bernstein. Vicki Auden the summer of 1984. In March of difference between your old and family that inherits an ancient I ’ve always thought about Hagler. wife Juanita and son Ray. Jr., was bridesmaid for her mother. new contracts equals 2 percent, But Leonard, generally re­ with what has happened to me.” ’86. rates reached their lowest English castle only to discover it is never deterred from the perfor­ wanted him to quit once and for all. Manchester Memorial Hospital will give tours for Mark Bernstein served as best man. The bride’s and you don’t plan to sell for at garded as one of the finest levels in six years. inhabited by a cantankerous 300- mance I had against Kevin How­ But Juanita now says she sup­ Despite the fighter’s optimism expectant parents Sunday and May 18 at 3:30 p.m. The son. Scott Auden, and William Alexios were ushers. The Federal Home Loan Bank least five years to recover the new year-old spirit. welterweights in hi.story, has ard,” he added. “ It should’t be a ports her husband’s quest. about the eye, opthamologists fear tours are limited in size and require advance After a reception at Washington Crossings Inn in Board reports that fixed-rate costs, refinancing won’t pay off. fought just once since February surprise to you guys. I think the "He appreciates people’s con­ that a return to the ring could registration by calling the Family Birthing Unit at the Pennsylvania, the couple left for the Poconos. They mortgages for new homes fell to Some lenders give you the option 1982. fact is Hagler wants to fight me cern, Everybody thinks they know result in recurrence of the det­ hosptial. 646-1222. extension 2430. The tours will live in New Jersey. 10.93 percent in March — a drop of to convert from an ARM to a fixed He retired as the undisputed and I want to fight Hagler. If he what’s best for Ray. That’s why I ached retina that could lead to continue to be held on the second and third Sunday of The bride, a Manchester High School graduate, is about half a point from January’s rate. If you -have that provision in world welterweight anUniversity of Hartford. He is employed the rates can change dropped to by Saul Shiefm'an, Lomas & surgery for a detached retina in his heard from Hagler. who was " I ’m doing what I want to do. Wayne Fung, a retinal specialist A day-long conference for older adults and helping by ARA Services. 9.93 percent, down from January’s Nettleton’s research director, con­ 3 To Remember left eye. Sugar Ray returned to the vacationing in the Caribbean when Even as far as my wife is with the Pacific Presbyterian professionals. "Humor and Creative Living: For4he ring in May 1984 against lightly- Medical Center in San Francisco. Joy and Health of I t !” will be held May 28. The 10,15. sider refinancing to a 15-year startM Leonard made his unexpected concerned. She knows full well that For many consumers with older term, especially, if you’ve already regarded Kevin Howard, but re­ “ We can’t always cure a detach­ conference runs from 8 a.m, to 3:30 p.m. at the with lovely fa$hion$ for: challenge on May 1. Boxing I’ve wanted to fight Hagler," adjustable-rate mortgages, these built up some equity. Your tired for what he announcet^as ment. And sometimes a person Program Center. Manchester Community College. Judd-Glass sources estimate both Hagler and Sugar Ray said. “ She’s accepted The fee. which includes breakfast and lunch, is $30 new rates look especially attrac- monthly payments won’t be much Brides the final time moments after he suffers permanent visual loss from Leonard could earn about $10 the fact that I’ve made the decision until May 14 and $35 after that date. Checks may be Barbara Jean Glass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' tive because they offer long-term different from what they are now. this.” ,pi recorded an unimpressive nine million for the fight, which Leo­ that if he should call me I will fight send to Edna Schuetz. MCC Older Adults Association, James A. Glass of 105 Scott Drive, married Collins security at an affordable price. Payments on a 30-year $100,000 Mothers of the Bride round technical knockout. mortgage at 13.5 percent cost nard said has more market value' him. Everyone’s opinionated, MS 6. 60 Bidwell St.. Manchester, CT 06040 , Ralph Judd, son of Margaret Judd of 71 E. Middle Lower fixed-rate loans have Bridesmaids Leonard, who turns 30 on May 17, than a Halger-Thomas Hearns quite naturaliy, and they say, Registration will continue until 8:45 a.m. at the Turnpike on April 19 at the bridegroom’s home. wooed consumers away from $1,145 for instance. Be a carrier! adjustables: The ARM share of the To refinance that same $100,000 has been a color commentator for rematch. ’Don’t dq this, you shouldn’t do Program Center, when a light breakfast will be The Rev. Lawrence S, Staples of South United Flower Girls Methodist Church officiated. market plummeted from 46 per­ at 10. S percent will result in televised bouts since bowing out Some observers are questioning this, it’s crazy, it’s stupid pride.’ available. At 9 a.m.. Dr.Joel Goodman, an expert on with a 33-1 record, marred only by Why newspaper carriers smile so much? Because humor and health, will give a talk called "Adding The bride was given in marriage by her mother and cent in December to 31 percent in payments of $915 a month — a whether Leonard is just another But I call my own shots, like I savings of more than $200. a June 1980 loss to Roberto Duran they re having FUNI When you’re a carrier, you get to meet others Years to Life and Life to Years.” father. March, the FHLBB reports. '^Also, a large selection ex-champion whose ego has obs­ always have done in the past." Determining whether refinanc­ But look at payments for' the that was avenged six months later. your own age, go to special meetings with food and prizes, and win Workshop .sessions will be from 11 a.m. to noon and Linda D. Tolman was matron of honor for her sister. of all-occasion dresses. cured the fact that it’s time to hang Sugar Ray called his second great prizes tor signing up new subscribers. And that’s not alll You 1:15 to 2:15 p.m. A buffet lunch will be served from The bride’s brother-in-law, Gordon H. Tolman, ing makes sense for you, however, same amount, same rate, but Leonard has also been aching to up the gloves, while others are retirement "a premature decision can eyIT your OWN money and show you’re not just a kid anymore. If 12:15 to 1 p.m. served as best man. depends on a variety of circum­ 15-year term. Payments would be don the trunks against Hagler. the saying that Sugar Ray has been and a very emotional decision. I 623-6982 you re 12 years or older, why not lind out more? Call 647-9946 today! Each participant may take part in two workshops. After a reception at Adams Mill Restaurant, the stances and assumptions, beyond $1,090, $55 less than the old only man of his era who may obs'essed with fighting Hagler was very hard on myseif, very Titles include "Humor Psychology.” "Laughter and couple left for the Bahamas. They live at 60 Branford today’s rates. “Obviously, you payment. You’ll pay off the loan eclipse Leonard’s status in boxing since his first retirement, critical of myself and I did it U-arning," "The Art of Making Other Laugh," St. have to look at your existing loan much sooner, though, and have history. "R ay is not going to do anything because my wife, at the time, aqd "Aging Creativity" and "Anatomy of Illness.” The bride earned an accounting degree from contract,” says Michael Wilson, that money for other activities. Incidentally, some lenders after 44 Depol Rm i) ofT Rl. 31 " I know I can beat Hagler. my that will make a fool out of himself my kid didn’t seem at all pleased At 2:30 p.m.. Dr. Robbie Gass, Harvard clinjeal Manchester Community College. She is employed by director of research at the U.S. FULL HEATING SERVICE General Building Supply in East Hartford. 15-year loans at slightly lower Coventry 742-7494 way," Leonard said recently after and he doesn’t think he’s going to with my performance. lianrliPBtpr psychologist, will give a presentation. "Opening the League. Hmlh rates than 30-year mortgages. PrirmiuRd Ptfu inliwS Alleelioe .•Pficat Subjecl to Change fart." featuring music, guided meditation and The bridegroom attended Manchester Community “ Look at the index, the fre­ a one-hour sparring session at the do that here.” Trainer said. "Fighting Kevin Howard was stories. College. He is employed by the U.S. Postal Service. quency of adjustment, and what In this area at this time, that MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 10. 1986 - 17 l« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 1C. IM6 Supermarket Shopper MACC News Advice No luck at the checkiout Balloons to lift off Gift of the Spirit holiday Special thanks are required By Martin Sloone bara Ralston for those beautiful her husband Walter Shea), Wil­ Elks Setback League (special United Feature Syndicate This column is prepared by the church banners will lead us across AND SPEAKING OF FAMILY Clip ’n’ file refunds menus, to Glen Lemaire, faculty staff of the Manchester Area and down the street to St. James get-togethers... we had a most liam and Ilona Sleith, Walter and thanks to Jim Ellis, Jack Carson advisor and to ail the other future DEAR MARTIN: I recently found a "Redeem Cereal!, Breaktaat ProdacU, Conference of Churches. Church for an afternoon of folk delightful evening at the banquet Wilma Joyner, Francis and Marjo­ and Bob Barrett) and the Man­ chefs who did such a wonderful for special love from Mama Now” coupon attached to a three-pack of Ocean Spray Baby ProdacU (File No. l) music and folk dancing (yes, we -presented by the Future Chef’s rie Minor, Rosemarie and Frank chester Community College Fu­ job: Abigail Burleson, Kurt Per­ ture Chef’s Club. Contributions to Cran-Grape Drink. The package was in a cart along Clip out this file and keep It with similar expect you to sing and dance. t(>o.) Club of Manchester Community Ellmer, Eugene and Martha Mon- kins, Nick Cardillichio. M ary Jane the renovations appeal should be with other marked-down items. The sign on the cart cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with By Nancy Carr College to benefit the shelter-soup tany, Andrew and Aldonna Tho­ DEAR D E AR P R A Y E R : I found this Coco, Michael Ritchie. Wayne mas, Dr. Robert Smith, Richard made out and mailed to MACC read "Half Off.” beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting MACC Executive Director We’ll also be filling brightly kitchen renovation appeal. Froiji READERS; prayer in my Union P rayer Book. Collazo. Judy Rittlinger, Rush and Kathleen Dyer, Janet Mag- Shelter-Soup Kitchen Renova­ The Ocean Spray three-pack is regularly priced at the ne^ed proofs of purchase while looking for colored helium balloons with mes­ the lovely table settings, to the The following It is the one Jews recite on Yom Turner III, Eric Destetano. Mi­ nussen. Robert and Patricia Ken- tions, Box 773. Manchester, Conn. $1.25, and getting it for half price along with an added the requir^ forms at the supermarket. In Time for celebration. MACC sages of love and hope and joy to beautifully designed and hand M other’ s Day Kippur (the Day of Atonement) to chele Englert. Bernard Foote. niff. Edith Howland, Paul and discount for the coupon seemed like a lucky buy. newspapers and magazines, and when trading churches will be celebrating the send to our neighbors. There will stenciled menus, to the impressive column has honor the memory of a deceased Curtis Godfrey. Lisa Guiles, Marjorie Falck, The Millers, H. Our thanks to Jennie Barker for D e a r A b b y My luck ran out at the checkout counter. The with friends. Offers may not be available in all Gift of the Spirit, the birthday of be cupcakes to decorate with banquet itself, the evening was one been requested mother: to remember and raised $1,408.27 Donna Klesczewski. Scott La- Burton and Beatrice Hicock, Julia her gift to the Human Needs Fund In Memory of a Mother cashier told me that she would have to rem ove the areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive the church and our unity as a Pentecost symbols (the children for an annual for the shelter. gasse, Jaime Medina. Joy Meier. and Paul Richloff, Clara Panciera. and the Chai group from Temple ” I remember thee in this solemn “ Redeem Now” coupon from the package If I wanted each refund. Christian family in a wonderful will enjoy the eating as much as the rerun. I think Abigail Van Buren Cheryl Nazario. Beth Sholom; to Stephen and hour, my dear mother. re­ It for half price. Of course, I took the package at half The following refund offers are worth $25. This for-the-whole family get-together decorating). Our celebration will We are still hearing rave re­ It’s worth re­ I Susan Choma. Dr. and Mrs. Peter member the days when thou didst price and unhappily watched the cashier remove the week’s offers have a total value of $32.50. tomorrow afternoon. be closing with a >short family views. Our thanks to the club Contributions to the shelter-soup CORPORATE DONORS IN­ peating. and Gram and Jacqueline Aliczi for dwell on earth, and thy tender love coupon and destroy it. . These offers require refund forms: We’ll be gathering for opening service by 4:40 p.m.. so come! president Faith McCann and co- kitchen renovation appeals CLUDE the Manchester Herald hope you agree. contributions to the work of the watched over me like a guardian I don’t think the store had the right to refuse to CHEX Party Mix Tin offer. Receive 8Mi-by-S- worship led by Rector Andrew celebrate with us tomorrow after­ chairmen of the event Tom laco- through the past week / from and Manchester State Bank. The redeem the coupon on a package I had already Inch Chex Party Mix Tins. Send the r e q u li^ Smith at 2 p.m. at St. M ary’s noon for pan of the celebration or bucci and Fred Krauth, to Judy concerned individuals, businesses following organizations have also conference. Also to Mrs. Raymond DEAR angel. Thou hast gone from me, but selected. What do you think? refund form and one Chex Brand O r e a l proof of Episcopal Church. 41 Park Street. for the whole afternoon. Rain or Cote, who handled all the record- and churches — individual donors been most generous. South United DellaFera for a huge bag of lovely ABBY: I am a long-time reader went to church long ago, but my the bond which unites our souls can yarns for our Marge Reed. LORRAINE SHULTZ purchase, along with a check or money order for A joyful procession, complete with shine w e’ll be there. keeping nnH rocArvn»mt>«? to Bar- include Alice Shea, (in memory of Methodist Church. Manchester but have never written before. I father never liked to go, so Mama never be severed; thine image ORANGEVILLE, PA. $2.50 for each tin ordered. Expires June 30,1986 or am enclosing a part of your column finally quit going. Abby, I can’t lives within my heart. May the that I have kept in my Bible for believe that heaven is open only to merciful Father reward thee for while supplies last. DEAR LORRAINE: Until you have paid for the CURITY Kirby Koala One-Piece Offer. Re­ years. As you can see, it is church members. the faithfulness and kindness thou item and the store has physically given you possession yellowed and shredded, and half of hast ever shown me: may he lift up ceive free Curity One-Piece Underwear. Send the I’ve called the bookstores in of it, the store has discretion over the sale. it is missing. I don’t know how the light of his countenance upon required refund form and the store receipt and BtiUetiu Board town and they say there aren’t any This means the store has every right to remove a many hundreds of times I have thee, and grant thee eternal peace! plastic bags or hand-tags from any combination prayers for the dead in any of the coupon attached to the package. But when the store read it. It gave me such a feeling of Amen.” totaling three Curity One-Piece Underwear prayer books they have. I ’ve heard changes the way the product is “ offered,” you have $8 per person, call Mary Sulots at 649-3790; Mary peace and comfort. It was titled "A items. There ish limit of two per family, group or Here’s St. Mary’s plan Pastor talks at Savior there a: e places where you send a every right to decide that you no longer want to make Culleton at 646-0050; or Millie Kos at 649-2402. Prayer for Mama.” organization. Expires June 30, 1986. The Rev. Alex McCullough, pastor of the Bishops view few dollars and they pray for the CONFIDENTIAL TO THE the purchase. You can simply tell the cashier, "No DIAPARENE Coupon/Rebate Offer. Receive Here is the schedule of events at St. Mary’s Will you please print it again? I Congregation of the Messiah in New Rochelle. N.Y., dead, but I don’t know their GREATEST MOTHER-IN-LAW sale!” $3 in Diaparene coupons and over $30 in rebates Episcopal Church this week: This Is Trinity’s week would love to have another copy. will speak Sunday at the Church of the Risen Savior in addresses. ON EARTH - ROSE PHILLIPS I would like to add, however, that what the store did for Fisher-Price Toys. Send the refund form and Sunday — 7:30a.m,, holy eucharist; 9:30a.m,. holy Thank you. Rockville. That church, at 9 Ellington A ve., is a parish IN MINNEAPOLIS: Happy Moth­ in your case was just plain thoughtless. You found the any two different proofs of purchase from any of eucharist with senior choir, UTO Ingathering. This is the scheduled of events at Trinity Covenant ‘nuke worshop’ DOROTHY L. Abby, I ’d be so grateful if you of the Syro-Chaldean Church, an Eastern rite church er’s Day ... I love you! package with the coupon attached to it. That gave you the seven Diaparene products. Cut out the Monday — 7:30 p.m.. prevestry, Church for the coming week: would print a short prayer I could Sunday — 12:30 p.m.. Young Singles and Young which is evangelical and Catholic. McCullough will a reasonable expectation of receiving the discount. Universal Product Code from'Diaparene Baby Tuesday— 5:15 p.m,. children’s choir; 6 p.m., choir DEAR DOROTHY: With say for my mother before I go to Marrieds meet. La Strada. speak at 6:30 p.m.: his talk will follow the church’s CONFIDENTIAL TO ANYONE For the store to disappoint you was poor customer Wash Cloths, Diaparene Corn Starch Baby fellowship supper: 6:30Capella Choir; church school as a real danger pleasure: sleep. Any faith is acceptable. I Monday — 7:30 p.m.. music committee. regular monthly potluck supper, which starts at 5 can't let you send it to my home FOR WHOM IT IS NOT Y E T TOO relations. Powder, Cushies, Diaparene Medicated Cream teachers’ meeting, The cashier’s action in destroying the coupon was Wednesday — 10 a.m . holy communion: 7:30 p.m.. Tuesday — 6 a.m.. men’s prayer breakfast. La p.m. DEAR ABBY: My beloved because my father looks over the LATE: The gestation period of a or Diaparene Peri-Anal. Write the Universal Bv George W. Cornell also bad business, because both you and the store Strada; 7 p.m., C.W. Board; Diaconate; trustees. mother passed away recently, so I mail first and I ’m sure I ’d never mother’s advice is anywhere from Product Code numbers from Nursery Fresh or senior choir. Associated Press personnel know that the coupon was a valid offer from Wednesday — 6:30 a.m.. women’s prayer break­ called the minister and asked him get it. Please don’t turn down my one week to 50 years. Losing one’s Cradol on a plain piece of paper and send it in Thursday — 11 a.m.. Ladies Guild; 4 p.m.. Cherub the manufacturer, and it had nothing to do with the fast. La Strada; 6:45 p.m.. Pioneer Clubs: 7 p.m.. Faith shows, films NEW YORK (AP) — Behind the denunciation of for the wording of a prayer I could odd request. It means the world to mother before having thanked her along with your cash-register slip with the Choir: 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts: 7:30 p.m.. Altar Guild additional markdown from the store. council meeting. choir. nuclear weapons by United Methodist bishops last say for my mother. He said. ‘ T m me. Thank you. and God bless you, for the many precious things she purchase price circled. Expires June 30. 1986. Thursday — 4 p.m.. confirmation; 7 p.m,, ’’Love Dr. James Dobson’s new film series, ’’Turn Your week stood a disturbing vision of a nation, its people FARMLAND Free Eggs Offer. Receive a Friday— 6:30 p.m.. Peanutbutterjam concert: 7:30 too busy — and a iot of good prayer Abby. Sign me ... taught you is one of life’s greatest Depriving you of the value of that coupon shows a That Heals” seminar, Freitha Lawrence. Heart Toward Home.” will be shown at Faith Baptist and centers of power as bound in a labyrinthine coupon worth up to $1 toward the purchase of a p.m.. Girls Friendly Sponsors. will do her now! ” You see. Mama A PRAYER FOR MAMA tragedies. real lack of interest on the part of the store in helping Friday — 7 to 9 p.m., Friday Nite Live, Church on Lake Street. The series will start Sunday at ’’nuclear idolatry.” its customers get the most for their money. This is the dozen eggs. Send the required refund form and Saturday — 9 a.m.. baptism rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., 6:309 p.m. The first discussion and film will be ” A Alcoholics Anonymous, Saturday — Leadership and Training Conference of It was described as permeating almost everywhere, kind of foolishness that often loses customers. three Universal Product Codes from any three Southern New England. Presbyterian Church of Father Looks Back.” Each film will be shown on a overwhelming lawmakers, dominating military packages of Farmland Bacon or Sausage Sunday evening. For more information, call 643-7644, Fortunately, America’s supermarket shoppers are Coventry. planning, enchaining science, economics. e?itertain- products. Expires June 30, 1986. New members welcomed ment and industry, submerging general attitudes into Memory loss merits exam usually treated in a more thoughtful manner. In a POST Cereals Toys ” R” Us Gift Certificate a kind of helpless numbness. recent survey conducted by the Gallup organization, New members will be welcomed Sunday at Offer. Receive a $5 Toys ” R ” Us Gift Certificate. Here’s Center’s plan That imprisoning “ web of influence” infects all DEAR DR. GOTT: What causes consumers were asked to rate companies in both the Buckingham Congregational Church, corner of Mothers In Andover Send the required refund form and a total of 10 basic institutions of modern society, the bishops say, a D E A R D R . palpitations and what can be done private and public sector, based on the quality of ; Hebron Avenue and Cricket Lane, Glastonbury. The Sunday — Jubilee Sunday. 8 and 10 a.m.. worship box tops from any combination of these Post The Festival of the Christian Home, better known as ’ ’ military-industrial-political-scientific-educational- GOTT: When I to control this problem? service they received. Supermarkets were rated CJereals; Honeycomb. Super Golden Crisp, ■ Rev. James D. Chapman will preach at the 10:30 a.m. service; 9 a.m.. breakfast; 10 a m., nursery and Mother’s Day. will be marked with a special recreational-me dia-religious complex” shackled to was a young highest, with banks following a close second. Toward ■ service. toddler care: 7th and 8th grades; church school; 11:15 Alpha-Bits, Fruity Pebbles, Cocoa Pebbles. celebration Sunday at the First Congregational girl, I became DEAR READER: Palpitations the bottom of the list were local government, a.m., social hour. ’’nuclearism” . Expires May 31, 1986. Church in Andover. At the 11 a.m. service, a In its grip, they say ’’truth itself is a constantly dehydrated and D r. G o tt are irregularities in tht heart’s real-estate firms and public transportation. Monday — 6:30 p.m.. Center Church Women’s remembrance will be presented to each mother who got slight brain electrical activity. They can be This Is Emanuel’s plan annual meeting. bleeding casualty.” damage. I went Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir: 6 p.m.. is present. Ruth Yackowski has provided many of That is the enormous mastery the bishops see in the Peter Qott, M.D. seen as extra beats or cyclic runs Events scheduled this week at Emanuel Lutheran t o special confirmation: 7 p.m.. sacred dance. these. The sermon, by the Rev. Richard H. Taylor, unrelenting accumulation of nuclear arms over the of rapid pulse. Some palpitations Church are: schools, but did Wednesday — 2 p.m.. healing prayers: 7:30 p.m.. will be entitled ” God Our Mother.” past 40 years, a gathering mightiness in the narne of are universal in healthy people and Sunday — 8:30 a m., worship; 9:45 aim.. Sunday graduate from Cinema On Tuesday, there will be an open planning session deterring it from use. a devotion to it in fear of it. do not indicate disease. On the church school, confirmation resource center: 11 a.m.. Chancel Choir. high school. I Thursday — 7 p.m.. Center Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. for the church school program at 7 p.m. The Rev. Out of this view of an overruling nuclearism, the other hand, palpitations can be holy communion, children's chapel, nursery; 6:30 am now 29 and Bethel Bible series; church council. Virginia King, minister of Christian education for the bishops flung the first, major religious rebuke at the caused by a panoply of ailments, p.m.. youth trivia night. find that I am Connecticut Conference of United Church of Christ, rationale of deterrence itself, the keystone of U.S. including hyperthyroidism and 1:05,3:10,5:10,7:35,10.-BlueCIty (R) (PG-13) Sat and Sun 3:10, 7, 9:10. — Friday — 6 p.m., wedding rehearsal. ters and athletes who are involvea HARTPaRD Monday — 2:30 p.m.. confirmation resource center; defense policy, which they see as bondage to terror. slowly losing memory. My mother heart disease. Nicotine, caffeine, Clnsmo City — A Room With a View Sat 1:20,3:20,5:05,7:45,9:55,11:55; Sun Dangerausly Close (R ) Sot and Sun Saturday — 11 a.m.. wedding. will be the special guest. in gymnastics, but for older Sot and Sun 1:45,4:20; 7:30,9:55.— The 1:20,3:20,5:05,7:45,9:55. 1:15,3:15,7:15,9:15.— Legend (PG) 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts. Submission to it has come to “ usurp the sovereignty says I should eat fish. What foods stress and tension can produce and exercise are best? patients, it is an activity best Quiet Earth (R ) Sat and Sun 2, 4, 7:20, Sot ond Sun 1:05,3:05,7:05,9:05. — Blue Tuesday — 10 a m.. Old Guard; 1:30 p.m.. Phebe which belongs to God alone.” the bishops say. palpitations. To determine the 9;X. — Mv Beautiful Laundrette (R) MANCHRSTRR City (R ) Sot and Sun 1:15, 3:15, 7:15, Concordia week Is set avoided. Circle; 4 p.m.. Youth Choir: 6:30 p.m , Ruth Circle at They say that getting free of that trap and finding cause of heart irregularity, people Sat and Sun 2:30, 4:30, 7,9:15. — Short UA Theaters Rost — Shart Circuit 9:15. — Violets are Blue (PG-13) Sot Circuit (P G ) Sat and Sun 1:30, 3:50.. (P G ) Sot 2, 3:50, 5:40, 8, 10:10; Sun 2, and Son 1:10, 3:10, 7:10, 9:10. — The MacLean’s; 7 p.m., MARCH Inc.: 7:30 p.m.. Here are the events for the coming week at This Is week at South real security demands an “ escalation of mutual trust need thorough medical evalua­ D E AR READER: I think you 3:45, 5:40, 7:40, 9:40. — Gung Ho Money Pit IP G ) Sot-Son 7:05, 9:05. — benevolence. Concordia Lutheran Church; rather than mutual terror,” which now enthralls the should be seen by a neurologist. DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve been on tions, including examinations, CAST HARTFORD (P(3-13) Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:20, 9:35. SLeepIng Beauty (G ) Sat and Sun 1,3. Sunday — 9 a.m.. church school: confirmation; 9 Wednesday — noon, MACC; 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Sunday — 8 a.m., service with communion; superpowers. Brain damage does not necessarily high blood pressure medicine for blood tests and cardiograms. I Roftweed Pub A Cinema — Gung Ho — Violets Are Blue(PG-13) Sat and Sun — Heathclitf: The Movie (G) Sot and and 10:45 a m., service. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson (PG-13) Sat 7:15, 9:20; Son 7:30. 2, 3:40, 5:30,7:20,9:30. — Heoyy Metal Sun 1. Choir. nursery: 9:15 a.m.. church school and Christian While the bishops’ recommendations for reciprocal four years (I ’m 47 and weigh 110). advise patients to see a doctor if produce memory loss, so you will Poor Richards Pub A Cinema — (R ) Sat midnight. — The Racky H arror Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m . care growth hour on concerns for peace; 10:30 a.m., preaching on ’’Old Eno'ugh; ” 10:15a.m,, receptionfor steps and independent initiatives to break those It ranges between 97-120/6786. My they have more than an occasional Gone Ho (PG-13) Sat 7:30, 9:30, Picture Show (R) Sat midnight. — want to make sure that some other WINDSOR and visitation; 4 p.m,. Belle Choir: 6 p.m.. service with communion; 2 p.m.. Estonian Church. confirmation class; 6:30 p.m.. Christian Youth fetters made up the news of their action, the pulse is 102 to 105. I ’m tired ail the bout of palpitations for which no midnight; Sun 7:30, 9:30. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (P G ) treatable problem is not the cause Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Danger­ Sat midnight. Plaza — Out Of Africa (PG) Sot-Sun confirmation resource center. Monday — 7 p.m., finance committee: 7:30 p.m.. Fellowship. underlying premises behind it add another dimension. time, no sex drive and my heart obvious source is evident. 7:15. of your problem. Fish is not brain ously Close (R ) Sat 1:30,3:25,5:20,7:50, Saturday — 10 a.m.. confirmation resource center; church council, It portrays a society in which nuclearism reigns food and exercises will not aid your beats weird at times. Can you offer 9:50, 11:45; Sun 1:30, 3:25, 5:20, 7:50, MANSFIELD 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. Tuesday — 10 a m.. Vineyards Study Group: 7 p.m., 9:50. — Fire With Fire (P G ) Sat 1:10, Trans-Lux Celleae Twin — To Llye DRIVE-INS Tuesday — 10:30 a.m.. agoraphobics study group: 6 over virtually all organized processes and personal failing memory. any suggestions? DEAR DR. GOTT: Every time I Boy Scouts Troop 47: 7:30 p.m., D.C.Y.S.: women’s 3:15,5:15,7:45,10, midnight; Sun 1:10, and Die In L.A. (R ) Sat and Sun 2:30,7 Manchester — Don't Look In the p.m., catechetics; 8 p.m.. Bible study. prayer and study group. perspectives and has even “ nullified the Constitu­ get water on my legs or arms. I get 3:15,5:157:45,10.— Police Academy 3: with The Hunger (R ) Sat and Sun 4:45, Basement (R ) Sat 8:20 with The Craving (R ) Sat 9:40; Sun 8:20 with Wednesday — 10:30 a.m.. agoraphobics study, tion’s provision” that empowers Congress to declare DEAR READER: Your range of terribly itchy. I ’ve been told it’s an Bock In Training (P G ) Sat 1, 3, 4:45, 9:10. — Violets Are Blue (PG-13) Sat St. Bridget’s holy hour D E AR DR. GOTT: Is standing 7135,9:30,11:25, Sun 1,3,4:45,7:35,9:30. and Sun 3, 5, 7, 8:45. Last House on the Left (R ) 11:20; Sun group; 6:30 p.m.. Children’s Choir; 7:45 p.m., Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; adult Bible war. blood pressure is entirely normal. . allergy, but no one can tell me to 10. on your head good for your brain? — The Money Pit (P G ) Sat 12:30,2:30, St. Bridget Parish will have a holy hour on Monday Concordia Choir. study. Not only is that prerogative forfeited to the If your doctor agrees. I think it what. 4:30, 10:05, midnight; Sun 12:30, 2:30, VERNON Mansfield — Police Academy 3: \ Back In Training (PG) with Gremlins at 6:30 p.m., conducted by the Rev. Robert Dacien Thursday — 9 a m.. Bible Discovery: 1:30 p.m.. necessity for a decision in "only a few desperate would be appropriate for you to 4:30, 7:10, 9:25. — Sweet Liberty (P G ) Cine 1 AS — Gung Ho (PG-13) Sat and Thursday — noon. Senior Methodists;''7:30 p.m., Sot t sneak preylew with Money Pit Sat Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:15. — Murphy's Law ( P G ) Sat-Sun at dork. — Murphy's Low from the Holy Family Monastery. A buffet dinner, Golden Age. minutes” in a nuclear confrontation, the bishops say, D E AR READER; An allergy to meeting night. D E AR READER: Nope. In fact, reduce or omit your medicine for a 10:05. — Wise Guys (R ) Sat 12:40,3:05, (R ) Sat and Sun 5, 7:10, 9:30. — The ( R) with Death Wish 111 ( R) Sat-Sun at catered by Vic’s Restaurant, will follow in the school Friday — 7 p.m., A.A. but the president’s command authority also is there’s some evidence that stand­ trial period, during which your water would be a truly unusual 5, 7:20, 9:45, 11:50; Sun 12:40, 3:05, 5, Gobots Movie (G ) Sat and Sun 1:30, 3. dark. cafeteria. For reservations for the meal, which costs Saturday — 6 p.m.. prayer for church renewal. Friday — 10 a m . Al-Anon. ailment. I’d be more tempted to 7:20,9:45. — Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is undermined. ing on your head will increase blood pressure is closely moni­ Colling (R ) Sat 12:45, 2:45, 4:50, 7:15, WEST HARTFORD pressure in the brain's smaller tored. Many blood-pressure medi­ blame your itchiness on sudden 9:30, 11:30; Sun 12:45, 2:45, 4:50, 7:15, Elm 1 A S — Out of Afric (P G ) Sat blood vessels, thereby resulting in cines cause fatigue and loss of sex temperature changes that can 9:30. — Legend (P G ) Sat 12:50, 2:50, 1:30, 4:15, 7, 9:45; Sun 2, 5, 8. — The cause the release of histamine in 4:40, 9:55, 11:40; Sun 12:50, 2:50, 4:40, Color Purple (PG-13) Sat 1:30, 4:15, 7, added risk of stroke (bleeding into drive; your symptoms may be due 7:25,9:40.— TopGun (PG) SotSsneak 9:45; Sun 2, 5, 8. the brain). Standing on one’s head to a treatment that you could your system. Check with an preylew with Legend Sat 9:55. — Religious Services is acceptable behavior for youngs- modify or discontinue. allergist to clarify the issue. Hannah and Her Sisters (PG-13) Sat WILLIMANTIC SHOMCASE 1:05, 3:10, 5:10, 7:35, 10, midnight; Sun Jlllsen Sauore Cinema — Gung Ho HARTFORD South United Methodist Church, 1226 MNnRtTAn 14 ixn u nursery care proviaea, 11 a.m. (742- Presbyterian Saivation Army Assemblies of God 7696) Jehovah’s Witnesses Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ I4N4M lUIMH tUO«MI WIMNOON Mie«0«T First Congregational Church of Cov­ Coventry Presbyterian Church, Salvation Arm y, 661 Main St., Man­ coin.wwmt.wx.8i(eL/uiiiMoaim.4m. Calvary Church (Assemblies of Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland rence S. Staples, pastors. Schedule: 9 Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ chester. Mai. and Mrs. Reginald entry, 1171 Main Sf., Coventry. Rev. Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ o.m., church school; 9 and 10:45 o.m., Keep photo album as a gift God), 400 Buckland Rood, South Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor­ try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, Russell. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; HRf WITHHRf Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ worship service. Nursery tor pre­ 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday 10:45 a.m., holiness meeting; 6 o.m., ship; 9:30 o.m., church school In day, Theocratic Ministry School schoolers. (647-9141) pastor. 9:30a.m., Sunday school: 10:30 Church Lone House, Nursery core school; 7 p.m., Bible study and salvation meeting. (649-7787). 1:10-3:l6-5:l5-7:45-l(M)0.1fc00 nroii a.m., worship, child-core and nursery; (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service tellowshlp. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., DEAR her own contributions throughout provided. (742-8487) meeting (ministry training), 7:50o.m.; 7:00 p.m., evening service of praise and Second Congregational Church, 385 prayer meeting. (742-7222) P O L L Y : M y the year. ( a s c m ( a DANOBKXNLY CUME Bible preaching. (644-1102) Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Mormon Presbyterian Church of Manchester, N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Pointer is for Your helpful Pointer earns you o. m.; Wotchtower Study, 10:25. (646- 43 Spruce St., Monchester. Rev. Rl- Unitarian Universaiist I:80.8a6-&l0.7a0.gt50.|1:45 m Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 o.m., wor­ 1490) The Church of Jesui Christ of new mothers. the Pointer of the Week award, a ship service, Sunday school, and Latter-day Saints^ 30 Woodside St., chord Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., wor­ rist(Uir(Anr ship service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sun­ Unitarian Universalis! Society-East, At the birth of copy of my book “ Polly's Pointers: JO JODANCB) Baptist nursery tor children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ Manchester. Wendel K. Walton< bi­ Pointers grim Fellowship. (649-2863) Jewish — Conservative shop, 9:30 a.m., sacrament meeting; day school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. 153 W. Vernon Sf., Manchester. Rev. your baby, pur- 1081 Helpful Hints for Making 12:45-2:45-4«>.7:l5-0;30-IIJ0 Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Second Congregational Church of 10:15 a.m., Sunday schooi and prim­ (643-0906) Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., chase a Everything Last Longer.” Others Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and reiief service. Nursery care and youth BLUE CfTY Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., church entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Roman Cathoiic religious education. Coffee hour after scrapbook-type Polly Fisher who would like this book can order school for oil ages, kindergarten Turnpike, Manchester. Richard ,J. society. (643-4003) service. (646-5151) Regular schedule: 10 o.m., worship; 8 Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tobotskv, can­ Church of the Assumption, Adams album. Don’t it for $6.50. Make check payable to Mother’s Day Specials 1:Z0.8:ZO-&05-7;45«S6-nM through Grade 4 continuing during the a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; B:45a.m., service; 10:30 a.m., morning worship. tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Street at Thompson Road, Manches­ get one with Polly’s, Pointers and send to church school, nursery to grade eight, Services, 8:15 p.m.. Friday and 10 o.m. ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. LEOBO BO Nursery provided. (643-0537) adult discussion; It a.m., coffee and Nationai Cathoiic plastic pages P olly’s Pointers. Box 1216. Dept. Prime Rib...... *8.95 Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Saturday. (^-9563) Saturday mass at 5; Sunday masses at l£S0-fc5lt4:40«S6-n:40 fellowship: 11:15 o.m., lunlor choir; 4 SI. John the Baptist Polish Notional 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2195) because you 55. Cincinnati. OH 45201. Manchester. Rev. James Beliosov, p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Shrimp Piccatta ...... *7.95 postor. 9:30a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Catholic Church, 23 Golwoy St., Man­ St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. will want to POLLY senior church school and Pilgrim Jewish — Reform chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. WISEOUYS a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening fellowship. (742-6234) write in it and all pictures and on the school bus, pictures of each service. (646-5316) pastor. 9 o.m., moss. (643-5906) Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday D E AR PO LLY: Here’s a helpful Chicken Cordon Bleu ...... *6.95 Tglcottvllle Congregational Church, Temple Beth HlMcl, 1001 Foster St. mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, items will not be the same size. sibling throughout the year and lfc40-a«-5J0.7a0.9:48-HJ0 gg First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, Extension, South Windsor. Steven THE hint for those who have trojuble Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Chdtlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 o.m. 10 and 11:30 a.m. On the first page, write a letter to grandparents. Baptismal pictures Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald St. Brldgot Church, 70 Main St., manipulating their hands and l iw i x s a i m BO school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdortf. 10 each Friday; children's services, 7:45 your baby telling him or her of your and programs are also good. p.m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mld- Nazarene Monchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan BIBLE fingers. Use a pair of tweezers to IZ:30-fc3IMJ0.10«-l£00 a.m., worship service and church p. m. second Friday of each month. love for him and that this is your Give this to your child on a ' week service. Nursery at all services. (644-8466) Church of the Nozorane, 236 Main St., and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. separate coffee filters from the school. (649-0815) Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses own personal gift of love to be special occasion and remember to serving from 12 noon (649-7509) Manchester. Rev. PhlllpChotto,senior SPEAKS stack. POLICE ACAOBNY 3 First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2403) by given to him at high school keep it a secret for 18 or 21 years. It Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. Lutheran St. Jamas Church, 896 Main St., ______JULIA Covenant outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowskl, Eugene Brewer graduation, at age 21 or college inakes it more special when they l«)-8J(M:45-735.a30.H:28 bo Kreutier, pastor. (643-7543) 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ Concordia Lutheran Church (LCA), Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph graduation — whenever you don’t know you are doing it. Polly will send you a Polly Dollar 471 Hartford Rd. and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. HANNAH AND HER SmEM Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Burton service, nursery. (646-8599) prefer. Be sure to date your letter. MRS. D.P. ($1) if she uses your favorite Eddy, pastor. )0o.m ., Sunday school; Swenson. Worship service: 8 and 11 D. Strand, pastor. Rev. Arnold T. Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.,* While on trial in Jerusalem, On the second page, put your own Pointer. Peeve or Problem in her • 643-6165 • 1M-$:l0-S:10-7J6.1ftll0-l2AI IBBD 11 a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., a.m .; Sunday Bible school, 9:30 a.m. Wongerin, part-time pastor. 8 o.m., Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., the Apostle Paul, in his own evening service. (643-9359) (649-2855) holy communion; 9:15 a.m., Christian noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) wedding picture and perhaps baby DEAR MRS. D.P.: This is a column. Write Polly’s Pointers in M-Th. 5:30-10 / FAS ’til 11 / Sun. ’til 8 growth hour, church school; 10:30 Pentecostai St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., defense, said: "I stand on trial pictures of you and the baby’s lovely idea that can be easily care of the Manchester Herald. a.m., holv communion. Nursery care Coventry. Father James J. William­ because of my hope in the adapted to one’s own preferences. Christian Science Episcopal provided. 649-5311) United Pentacostol Church, 187 son, pastor. Masses Saturdov at 5:15 father. Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Woodbridoe, St., Manchester. Rev. p.m .; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 a.m .: resurrection of the dead." (Acts The third page is a picture of the Many mementoes such as a child’s THE First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 St. (Morge's Episcopal Church, 1)50 Church Sf., Manchester. Rev. Dale H. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., holvdavs, 5:M and 7:30 plm. Confes­ 23:6) The first and only such baby taken at the hospital and first poem, school compositions,,^ N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sundov wor­ Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Land- Sunday school: 1) a.m., morning sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. (742-6655) hope in a bodily resurrection church service, Sunday school, and worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron pictures of his or her first home best report cards, pictures of ship: holy eucharist, 8 and 10 a.m.; wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor LITTLE THEATRE East Catholic High X CHANG JIANG -’g care for small children. (649-1446) church school, 9:45a.m.; coffee fellow­ emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m., wor­ p.m., biblestudy (Wednesday); 7p.m.. Road, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford was confirmed to man through and basket or crib. favorite toys, descriptions of fa­ Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ ship, II a.m .; Lodv Chapel open ship; 9:45 a.m., Sunday church school; Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 Jesus, his own restoration From then on, keep the camera vorite games, school or club OF MANCHESTER chester. (649-8982) afternoons; public healing service, 11 o.m., worship service, nursery. Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. p.m .; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 and serving as our assurance. School Auditorium ^ CHINESE RESTAURANT * sdcond Thursday, 7:30 o.m .; evening 643-1193. Youth service (Friday). (649-9848) 11 a.m. (643-4466) handy for pictures of important projects and newspaper clippings presents prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ Without a confidence in life ’’ firsts” — sitting up, standing, can be included. And while some Friday A Saturday — 8 p.m. 1 2 ^ 822-824 Main St., Manchester Church of Christ Holllger, 643-9203. chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. after death, any purpose for our walking, etc. Try to pick at least parents may want to keep the Church of Christ, Lvdall and Vernon (643-2051) existence is extremely May 2 A 3, 9 A 10 649-9914 649-6628 ^ St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park Prince ol Peace Lutheran Church, Th* ilrainalK. Inio sb( of the best pictures of each project a secret surprise, others streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, and Church streets, Manchester. An­ minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., Route 31 and North River Rood, circumscribed. I believe that year, including such events as the may want to share the album with drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Coventry. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 NEW SERiES # ^ | y Z a £ U I Pam wilhami and this expectation is based upon Bible classes; lOa.m., worship; 6p.m., assistant rector. Worship: 7:30 a.m. I...... their Mnii#e with first day of kindergarten, getting the child and perhaps let her make worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible o.m., worship service. (742-7548) and 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9:30 OF TAPES death. Tom loved sound evidence. But even if Tickets: study. Nursery provided tor all servi­ Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church o.m .; baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m.; (Missouri Synod), Cooper ond High W ^ t C S C M S Pam with a kvre ces. (646-2903) time should prove it vain, those $6.00 Join Us For Holy Euchorlst, 10 a.m. every Wednes­ streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. ‘A New Perspective'’ vdiKh tc« have ever who possess it have lost day. (649-4583) Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 o.m., Divine wor- known, and Cod haa (Students, Sr. Citizens) Congregational shlp;'10:45 o.m. Sunday school; Holy choicn " to glonfr nothing, and their lives have Communion first and third Sunday. Call: Himaelt through their been enriched in the process. Thoughts Bolton Congrtflatlonol Church, 228 Gospel (649-4243) 8uffcnn|. Thii ia $5.00 Mother’s Day Ihctr Hory. It i* one When life gets tedious, as it Bolton Center Road, at the Green, of aamfkial love thM Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Church of the Living God, an sometimes does, this hope can evangelical, full-gospel church, Ro­ Methodist endurei hcarUchc. Our Gift to you... Minister. 10 a.m., worship service, pAin artd the levereit make it bearable. "If we hope Very often the people we admire we celebrate our efforts on our nursery, church school; II a.m., bertson School, North School Street, n f Call; Bolton United Methodist Church, 647-8301 triab with the fellowship; 11:15 a.m., forum pro- Monchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, for what we do not have, we wait most are a burden to us. Their lives heroes’ behalfs, we don’t love our 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. for an Important aoaurance that Cod i« 646-8188 o r 646-1084 grom. (649-7077 office or 647-8878 pastor. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 m control of cveiy for it patiently," Romans 8:25. I call us to risks we don’t want to neighbors as ourselves and we Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m., parsonage. a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. recorded meaaage detad of Hia chil* would not consciously trade take, to sacrifices we don’t choose don’t hire black policemen. FREE Glass for Center Congregational Church, II Full Gospel inlerdenomingllonal church school; 11 o.m., worship ser­ drrn'i lim vice, nursery. (649-3472) to make. One of the major Dear Lord, don’t let us delight in AdveriUtment pmriMly funded by Center St., Manchester. Rev. Nowell H. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. this, confidence for any or all Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., North United Methodist Church, 300 this life has to offer. techniques we have for reducing wrapping our gifts so artfully that Performance Every Mother J. Bills, minister of visitations: Rev. adult Bible study and Suncjoy school; 7 Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. our heroes to manageable size is we hate to open the boxes and deal East of the River Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; o. m., worship service. Tuesday atDupee, 7:30 pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ . Open 11 am to 10 pm. Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. p. m., special Bible studies; Wednes­nett, minister of visitation. Worship lavish honoring. A simple carpen­ with the contents. Keep us honest, Tonight Tourism & Convention Diet. day at 7:30 o.m., worship service. service: 9 and 10:30 a.m. Nursery tor TWICE filVEII CHURCH OF CHRIST 10 a.m., worship service, sanctuary: 10 ter’s son can be lost in silk and Lord. Arnen. Please call ahead for reservations o.m. church school. (647-9941) Prayer line, 646-8731, 24 hours. children age 3 and younger. 9 o.m.. Harvritl Tim e RaptiM Church Lydall and Vernon Streeta velvet; a black preacher’s son can 20 Hartford Road. First Congregational Church ol An­ Oospti Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Adult Bible group; )0:30 o.m., church Feeling Good About 72 F-jsl i-i nt. r Si, Phone: 646-2903’ dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 school; 5:30 o.m., Methodist Youth f) lim. Siinila% . Mn> I till be eulogized, solemnized and caril- Barbara E. Baker “ Produced by Bpectai arrangement with for parties of 5 or more. Manchester, CT H. Taylor, pastor. Sunday school, all o.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dance Youreolf iSmm ^ tim Pklure—Cotor^79 Minutes loned into irrelevance. And while Concordia Latheran Church Samuel French, Inc.” ages, 9:30 o.m .; Sunday worship. meeting. Group. (649-3696) MANCHESTER HERAU?. Saturday, May 10. 1986 — 1»

r n GOOD THINGS [MUSICAL [MISCELLANEOUS [MISCELLANEOUS APARTMENTS [RESORT FOR SALE TAG SALES FOR RENT PROPERH FURNITURE [I o J t o e a t ITEMS FOR SALE lag Sole - Household CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 j Couch, Gold vinyl, good Homemade Oriental Snore Drum and stand. Items, ceramics, dishes. Like Private Home — 3'/ Cape Cod Chathom-2 bed­ SWIMMING POOLS room apartment. Applian­ room cottage, walking for rec room, wood legs. dinner. Eggrolls, fried $75.00. Call 646-1633.D ENDPiOLLS Saturday, May 10, 9-2. 72 ces. Working single adult, distance to water. Availa­ $35. 646-4495 anytlme.D rice, for $15. or mode to 2716 Wfdlh-2S8 eVERYTHINQ MUST QOI Pitkin St. Manchester. For Sale sterling Upright [HOMES ILOTS/LAND married couple. No child­ ble weekly In June ond order. Call 643-1949 ask for 13% wldtli-2 tor 2M Various sizas of display and HOMES ren, pets. 643-2880. September. $280 per week. MIka.D Plano. Asking $150. Call rapotsessad KAYAK POOLS Saturday May 10, 9-4. 71 FDR SALE FOR SALE between 5:30 and 9:30pm I MUST be picked up et the - factory raconditlonad. Ma- Notices FOR SALE 617-432-8893 or write P.O. TV/8TERE0/ Mencheeler Hereld OHIce Form Drive (off Pros­ Bolton-Mobile home. Box 112, South Chatham, at 643-1895. nufacturars* Warranty, Instal­ pect) Manchester. APPUANCE8 [before 11 A.M. ONLY. lation and financing avalla- Selling Your House? Free Bolton Lake. Very very Working single adult Mass. 02659. BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRCaORY very small piece of land. N [FUELOIL/COAL/ I^CAMERAS/PHOTO bsla. Only a few lafti MAKS Service station mechanic market analysis by the only. No children, pets. US AN o rm . Call Toll Fraa 155 Wetherall St.-May Real Team. Vivian or Cannot be built upon. June 1st. Lease, security. "EASY DOES IT" Is the Used Refrigerators, [fir ew o o d EQUIPMENT Alliance Power antenna. 10th, 9-4. Rain Date May and attendants full and 643-2880. UH 8i VHF complete $25. 1-800-TH E-POOL. I LOST AND FOUND part time. Apply In per- Tom Ferguson 646-2482. 643-2880. wav to describe placing a W ashers, Ranges — Ext. A166 17fh. san, 252 Spencer St., I .MI8CELUNE0U8 1 ^ e r a Blanchard & want ad. Just call 643-2711 cle an , guaranteed, parts Early Polorold camera. 649-0315. PMNTHKI/ 474 Main Street, 1st floor 3 and service. Low prices. Cut your own seasoned Tag Sole-Saturday May Lost. Gray house cot, Manchester. CERVICES lOllgERVICES Rosetto.______hardwood, at Nutmeg Model 80. Cowhide case. >whlte markings, no front CHILDCARE PAPERIN6 I [BUSINESS room apartment. Heated, B.D. Pearl 8< Son, 649 Light meter. Mint condi­ Set of Samsonite luggage. 10,9am to 2 pm. 36 Nye St., Immaculate 3 bedroom no appliances, security. Main Street, 643-2171. Vlnyard, In Caventry, $25 Excellent condition. Best 2 Book Case speakers. 7 x Manchester, Ct. No early claws. Answers to the Picture Framer full time PROPERTY WANTED a cord. 742-8402. tion. $10. 643-7153.0 13 Cost $79.50. Sell for $25. name of Barney. Please experienced or will train. Bobvslttlng, done In mv Odd lobs. Trucking. . raised ranch, fireplace, $450 per month coll 646- offer. Call 649-6757.Q arrivals. Cancelled If family room, deck, 2 car 2426 weekdays 9-5. TO RENT Panasonic Upright Va­ Excellent condition 647- rain. call 646-5682 or 649-5835. Excellent working condi­ home by experienced Home repairs. You name . 1561.0 mother. Call anytime. 647- JOHN DEERR It, we do It. Free esti- “ garage. Large lot $121,900. New office building 80% cuum — with attach­ [PETS AND 18 ft. Trailer awning, tions 649-6939 8. 647-8776 Tag Sale-Safurdav 10 and Imoounded-Female She­ evenings. 8721. motes. Insured. 6434004. Service. Mon- "We Guarantee Our Occupied. Unit sizes avail­ Manchester 1 bedroom, Reliable, Single Profes­ ments, bogs 8i extra belt. 7 [FARM 8UPPUE8 SUPPUE8 stake type. Gold and pard Cross 7 mos., black P A IN T IN G Houses!” Blanchard & able are 700 square feet., first door, stove 8< refrig­ sional with well-trained months old. $50. Good white. Excellent condi­ Sunday 11 (rain date May Howkes Tree Service - Rossetto Real Estate, 646- 1050 square feet., or com­ erator, no pets, lease 8, condition. Call 646-3245 [ a n d eq u ip m e n t tion. $95. 646-77810 31 8, June 1) 9;30-3;30. and tan, found on Hart­ Painting - Experience CONTRACTOR Bucket Truck & Chipper, ♦vpe and design resumw. dog seeks house to rent In Large dog house. Very ford Rd. Male Collie help wanted. Call 646-4879. 2482. binations of 1400 square security. $400 per month. Manchester or surround­ after 5pm. [TAG SALES Treasures and toys. 254 CARPENTRY/ cover letters and copies, well Insulated with vinyl Picnic Table and benches. Oak St. Cross, 3 yrs. old, black INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Stump Removal. Free Es­ 875. 487-0046 days, 646-31731 feet and 1750 square feet.. 646-1379 ing town. Will sign lease, steel Buildings. Must sell REMOOEUNB QUALITY WORK — timates. Special consider­ Coventry Lake $41,900- Magic Chef apartment 2 arch style steel buildings siding. $65. Call anytime Yellow kitchen sink with and tan, found on Cole­ Swiss Colony Gourmet evenings A good value at $85 per provide references and 643-1680.O Manchester High School man Rd. Call Manchester shoo. Part time needed. FREE ESTIMATES ation tor Elderly and Han­ Clean 3 room year round square foot purchase or Wanted, Older working security deposit. Please size range. Used 6 years. from cancellation. One Is faucet. 2 window fans. Tag Sale. May 17, 9am- Saturday, May 10,9-4, 363 Dog Warden, 646-4555. Monday to Friday. Man­ Farrand Remodeling — dicapped. 647-7553. cottage. Woodstove, car­ $14 per square foot lease. woman. Large 3'/] rooms, call 643-2711 during the Electric. Call 649-8391 $40. 40X40 - Brand new. Call Very reasonable. Call 649- 3pm. Spaces available. Lake St. No Early Birds 649-3248 Wanted Honeybee 8 month old Lab Shepard, 9109. Please. Mlscelleoncous chester Parkade. Please Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Sworms-free removal peting, appliances. Im- (Landlord will pay over­ newly redone, private en­ day. Ask for James or Bill 1-800-527-4044. housebroken, spaded, Call 647-9504 or 643-0219. call 649-5147 ters, room additions, Bobcat, Backhoe, loader med. Occcupancy. ” We head 81 maintenance). trance,, first floor, on leaye message. Caloric 30" gas stove, side hoousehold Items. rental, trucking, droln- Call 649-S2M. storage compartment. had shots, good with child­ Moving. Must sell. Girls decks, all types of remo­ Guarantee Our Houses!” DW Fish Realty. 643-1591. busline, near town. Reaso­ ren. Free to good home. Good Job opportunities. deling and repairs. FREE age site work. Oavis Con­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto nable rent. 649-3866. Excellent condition. $95. 20" bike, kitchen table, Tag Sale. May 10, 9-5. 128 Custom Rototllling. Have RECREATIONAL Call 649-3298.______chairs, 1101b. weight set. South Main St., Manches­ Friday 8, Sofurdav. May 9 I ANNOUNCEMENTS Classes beginning soon estimates. Fully insured. struction, 872-1400. Real Estate, 646-2482. 646-7809 after 5pm. 8, 10, 10-4. Tools, books, Troy Blit Rototiller. Will Manchester 2 bedroom, |oZ I eq u ip m e n t Best offers. 646-6745.0 ter. Household Items, ap­ for becoming certified Telephone 443-6017, after ELECTRICAL travel. Gardens, lawns, Merchandise You con be a good lolet- toys, collectibles 8, house­ nurses aides. Don’t miss 6pm, 647-8509. Home gardens rototllled'. Manchester-Good value second floor apartment, Phileo Chest Freezer. 18 pliances, clothing and Emergency? In Manches­ flower beds, large or I ROOMS mon ... lust use a quick- Drapes. Fiber glass, floral miscellaneous. hold items. 78 Buck­ ter, dial 911 for fire, the chance for a reward­ Reasonoble rates 647-8967. In this 7 room ranch, 3 new appliances, heat and cubic feet. $99 Phone 644- Iron Barbell set. 135 lbs. ingham Street. Dumas Electric— Having smotl. call 643-1895 FOR RENT 2063.n selling od In Classified to green and yellow. 94" police, medical help. ing position! Full and part Carpentry and remodel­ bedrooms, large recrea­ hot water, $600 per month. $45 649-2952. find cosh buyersl 643-2711. time positions available. ing services — Complete Electrical Problems? Gardens Rototllled. Small tion room, 2 full baths, Call Lorraine at 643-4902 long, 196" wide. $60 negot­ Tag Sale-Sat., May 10th Need a large or a small iable. 646-6665.0 Moving Yard Sale. Cash Free any charity drive. Contact the Director of home repairs and remo­ Cub Cadet garden troctor new kitchen, nice yard, Main st. location, all utili­ or 649-0795. FURNITURE Side bv side refrldgera- Flandria womans upright and Sun., May 11. 10-2, 35 only. Friday and Satur­ Staff Development Crest- deling. Quality work. Ref­ Repair? We Specialize in with rear tiller, satisfac­ asking $114,000. U 8. R ties Included, references tor. White, approximate 10 speed, excellent condi­ [ MISCELLANEDUS Earl St., Manchester. Large lot newspapers, Residential Work. Joseph day, 10-4. Some antiques, field Convelescent Home- erences, licensed and In­ tion guaranteed, 647-05M Realty, 643-2692. and s e c u r ity . $165 Manchester-Modern 4 measurements, 33 bv tion, $75.00, 646-3790. [ FDR SALE For Sale. 30 pieces of doll house, steeple clock, must pick up. Call 649- Dumas. Fully Licensed. Lown Core-Enlov your glass. 9" X 12" to 24" x 24". 2239.0 / Fen wood Manor at" 643- sured. Call 646-8165. or 872-4106. monthly. 646-7622 after room apartment with ap­ 65.$99. 643-0155. Tag Sale - Sat., May 10th, dirt bikes, 2 stereos and Free Estimates. 646-5253. weekends 11 will take care New offering! Coventry 5:30 Mike Kamm. pliances, $400 monthly $15. 643-1634 after 6 p m .o 79 Hackmatack St. 9-2. 5151. EOE of your lawn. Mowing and Royal Copenhagen x-mas golf clubs etc. 32 Conway Robert E. Jarvis, Delivering clean farm Lakefront with owner fi­ plus utilities. 647-1113after Road. Building-Remodeling loam; 5 yards $75 plus tax. general lawn mainte­ nancing. Owner financ­ Room for rent In single 6pm. King - Sized bed. Firm [MACHINERY [BOATS/MARINE plates, 1980, 1981, 1982, nance. Prompt and relia­ New In boxes. $75 all. Tag Sale-MIscelleanous Employment Specialist. Additions, gar­ IHEATIN6/ Also sand, stone, and ing! We have lust listed a fam ily house. Kitchen mattress. Two twin box AND TOOLS [ e q u ip m e n t household Items, clo­ ages, roofing, siding, kit­ gravel. Call 643-9504. ble service. Weekly or seasonal home that would springs. Frame. Excellent 643-6526. PLUMBING discounted seasonal priveleges. $275 a month. thing, 74 Mustang and Pharmacy Clerks and de­ chens, bathrooms, and be a great retreat. Some Call Ed 649-2947. I CDNDDMINIUMS condition. Will be sold Commodore 64 plus tape more. 30 Maple St. Sat., & Education replacement wlndows- rates. Call today tor your remodeling skills needed with 2 complete sets of Black Decker Electric 18" 16 foot Mad River canoe, 8 Wooden Double Hung drive. Like new, $120 ask livery person, needed to free estimate 647-9787. I " I FDR RENT lawn mower. Good condi­ paddles Included. Used May 10, 9-4. work In computerized /doors. 643-6712. Fogarty, Brothers — Ba­ but owner Is offering Large yard, easy access sheets, 1 bedspread. All windows, aluminum for Don before 4pm 647- Tag Sale. Moving, many throom remodeling; in­ great financing terms. for $220, or best offer. tion. $80 649-4649. ifour times. Excellent con­ runners, hardware In­ 1923. pharmacy. Part time. to downtown and bus­ dition. $800. Please call Items, some furniture. Apply In person, Liggett stallation water heaters, D & D Landscaping. Act Quickly. Allbrio lines. $60 per week. Refer­ Manchester, 1 bedroom, 643-8082, evenings 8, wee­ cluded. Fits 31 X 50 open­ Saturday May 10, 10-2. garbage disposals; faucet Soring Clean Ups, Prun- REMOVE GREASE and Realty Inc. 649-0917. kends. Keep trying!. Snow Blower. Sno-BIrd, 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- ing. $50 649-2959. I Rain or shine. 22 Laurel Pharmacy Manchester PAINTING/ rust from outdoor metal ences and security re­ pool, sauna, appliances, 22 Inch, 3'/2 HP. 2 stage, 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Golf Balls. All top brands, HELP WANTED Parkade. repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- Ings, flower 8, shrub plant­ quired. Call 643-9008. included. Call Karen 667- Place. Manchester. 0 PAPERING asferCard accepted. furniture the easy way Iron 2 $80. runs good. Manchester Bob. Screen Glass window tor TItlelst, Too Fllte, Pinna­ Clothes, furniture, ings. Free estimates. Call Completely remodeled, 2201/633-7345. $475 a Roll Beds. (couch, chairs, tables) 659-2436 otter 5:30pm. Just dip a cloth In turpen­ vinyl sided home. 11 643-7982 649-1847 $99.0 Crossbuck aluminum 32 :!( cle, DDH, Hogan, Top Part Time Inserters month. Fllte XL, MaxFIl, Pro kitchen Items (glassware, Tag Sale - Saturday. Fur­ wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Name your own price — If you need o better car to tine and rub the metol rooms, 5 bedrooms, 2'/? Chrysler boat. Open bow 80 white storm door. $20. Have you read today's until spots disappear. To [APARTMENTS 2 Swag Lamps. Gold and 22" Jacobson Reel power and fiberglass, 19 footer, Coll 649-6646.______Staff $4/doz. 646-3163. flatware, plates, vases) niture, toys, camping for Bob. Father and son. Fast, drive the youngttera to baths, original ornate equipment, lots of miscel­ school, check the many Classified section? It con­ sell Idle items the easy woodwork, thermopane Amber with chains. $30 lawn mower. $20.- Call inboard/outboard. 170 stereo, film equipment, Dishwasher, full time po­ dependable service. FDR RENT s t d r e and 643-5622 4-8pm.a Used casement window, Dalwa Protege. 2-9 cast b8.w TV, too much to list! laneous. 42 Delmont Medical Secretaries. Im­ sition, nights. Excellent Painting, Paperhanging otterlngs In today's Clas­ tains hundreds of Interest­ way, use a low-cost ad In windows, large garage each. Like new. 643-8174 HP, very good condition, ing otters. 643-2711. classified. DFFICE SPACE after 10am. Volvo 6eng, with heavy complete with screens, Irons with graphite shafts, 374 Hebron Ave. May 10th. Street. Interested? Can't mediate opening for 2 part benefits 8< working condi­ 8i Removal. Call 646-5761. sified columns. 643-2711. and m ore! $140,000. storm windows, 43 x 43 come - call 643-2280. Strano Real Estate, 647- N duty trailer. 647-8363. 1,3 8, 5 Persimmon woods 10-4om. time secretaries. Please tions. Please apply at the opening. Asking $50. 649- with graphite shafts. $550 send resume to 18 Haynes Ground Round 3025 Main 7653. Queen Mattress. Foam [LAWN AND rubber. Clean, firm, good 3893.0 like new. 643-7115 after Street Manchester Ct Street Glastonbury. GARDEN 5pm. 06040. 646-4797. Interviewing for 1 bed­ condition, $50. Pleose call [ MUSICAL [CDNDDMINIUMS room townhouse type Wilson business offices 649-7951. Motomart stores need apartment at Center ITEMS Folding type collapsable Wishing will not sell any­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED cashiers and sales per­ IHDMES [ FDR SALE and support services. Fur­ For Sale. Large Red ras- bicycle, Raleigh built, 3 sons, full and part time. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE Park, second and third nished offices, secretarial Two smoked glass and berrv bushes. Dig your speed. In mint condition. thing ... a low-cost od In Apply at one of these 0 floor. Single lady pre­ service, reception, tele­ walnut end tables. $60. own. Everbearing. 50 $200 value, $85 649-1794. Classified will. Why not New to market. Roomy 2 ferred. Washer/dryer, ap­ place one todoyl 643-2711. Part time driver wanted motomart stores, 830 bedroom, IV7 bath town- phone answering, word Call 742-6141 evenings.□ cents. 649-2430.O Dietary Aide-Immediate All this and M ore!!! New pliances, . storage, less proceslng and copier fa­ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED for Vernon area. Short Silver Lane, East Hart­ Cocktail Waitress. One Machine Shoo - We have a house with full basement. Wrought Iron rolling for year experience min­ job opening for someone opening for Dietary Aide, siding, roof, windows, heat and utilities. $380 Call cilities. Level H Watkins Hutch 54” . Long, very Perennials - Wide variety. For sale Applause acous­ hours, good pay. Call ford. 50 Kane Street, West Only 2 years old. Close to 649-9287. tic electric guitar and patio. Approximately 39 RECEPTIONIST/ IN MANCHESTER AREA Julie 871-2988 between 6- Hartford, Copaco Shop­ imum. Apply In person to do plant cleanup work willing to train, flexible walls, floars, carpeting, shopping, schools and Center, 935 Main St., Man­ good condition. $98. Call 119 Lake Street Manches­ and can make light deliv­ hours, excellent benefit celling, plumbing. Yau chester. 647-0073. after 4pm. 646-1565.D ter. Call 649-0703. $1.25 per Peavy amp. $500 or best feet long. Excellent condi­ CLERICAL 8pm. ping Center, Bloomfield, Free Spirit Cafe. 341 Kel­ busllrte. $80,500. Joyce G. offer. Call after 7,643-7969. tion. 643-4274. Center SL 467-553 odd imlv Ct, and 681 Silas Dean ley Road .Vernon. eries and pickups with a package. Call Manches­ name It, it's new. Take a 5 rooms heated, 3rd floor pot .a Epstein Real Estate, 647- apartment, reliable mid­ Apply in person Wast Middle Tpke. 42(Mg6 Production worker for Highway, Wethersfield. station wagon. Apply at ter Manor, 646-0129. look tor yourself! South 8895. Manchester - Downtown Boston Rocker. Mahag- light mantacturing, some Maintenance Person. 5 Paragon Tool Co. Inc. 121 Windsor. Offered at dle oged adult preferred. retail or office space, 1750 onv. New condition. $65 between Marble St. a lifting regulred, flexible Avon, to buy or sell. Call days, 9-11. Apply In person Adams Street. $142,900. Jackson 8, Jack- No pets, security and square feet. 668-1447. 646-3388.0 4 pm and 6 pm. McCaba SL a hours. Call 649-3900. Dee 646-4778. Free Spirit Cafe. 341 Kel­ Manchester. son Real Extate, 647-8400. lease. References. 643- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Stock Placa ,*H ley Road Vernon. 5363 or 646-0042. 0 The Andrew Ansaldi Co. Hilliard SL 357-591 Receiving and warehouse Electronic technician. En­ Attention High School and One of A Kind!!! Unlque7 room contemporary situ­ Manchester. 3 bedroom 186 Bidwell St. Cambridge SL position, leading to man­ Counter Person. Even­ gineering and manufac­ Collegestudents - Join our townhouse, 2'/3 baths, agement responsibility. ings and Days. No expe­ turing company has an housekeeping staff at ated on over 1 acre of HELP WANTED [ l 3 help w anted Manchester Dxiord SL ,aH Quality Inn Conference beautifully manicured prime residential loca­ Engerton SL 1-m Growing company with Help Wanted. House rience necessary. Apply apening tor an Individual tion. Many extras. $89,900 PRODUCTION protIt sharing, best suited cleaners. Monday thru In person at Subway, 288 with analogue and digital Center. Weekends with grounds. Popular Wyned- Rockville/Talcott Ave. Center St 227-2W background, and ability possibility of full time I n g H IM Road- by owner. 649-2316. Princi­ Remodeled 2 bedroom, WORKERS NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED to ambitious Individual. Friday with flexible Center Street pals only. AUTO POLISHERS ASSKTANT aooimiira COORDINATOR FOR Hudaon SL all 649-4563 hours. Immediate open­ Manchester. ta prototype and trouble­ during summer vacation. Manchester. 3 bedrooms, new wall to wall carpet­ IN BOLTON AREA Wllllama SL „ all ings. Call The House­ shoot circuits. ASEE de­ Apply Front Desk, 51 Hart­ 2.5 baths, fully appllonced ing. $450 a month plus & DETAIL PERSON Apply In person between immediate opening lor SUMMER STUDENT gree and mechanical ex- ford Tpke,, Vernon, Ct. kitchen, many fine fea­ utilities. Available Imme­ 4 pm and 6 pm. severai positions availa­ Dakland SL Easy Assembly Work! works. 647-0873. EXCHANGE PROGRAM Summit SL 388453 $714 per 100 guaranteed oerlence a plus. EOE/AA tures, Offered at $188,900. diately. 643-1903 after 6:30. Immediate opening full ble for all shifts. Positions L ik i 81 paym ent. No sales. Childcare needed In my Accepting applications Jackson 8. Jackson Real time position in auto The Andrew Aniildl Co. available in the following Strickland St. a and resumes. Air Flo Estate, 647-8400. 3 Bedroom Condo-Full fin­ 5 room aportment-Heat 186 Bidwell St.. Manchester C ld r Mill Rd. A very special person Details-Send stamped en­ home. Manchester area, 1 Clerlcal/typlng skills. ished basement, 2 full/2 dealership for new, used departments. Trumbull SL a velope: Elan 173, 3418 Infant 8, 1 five year old. Manchester medical Instrument Co. Glaston­ and hot water Included. Brookflild SL Bolton with out-going person­ Griawold SL a bury. 633-9455. Spllsh Splash-Enlov this half baths, llvlngroom Washer/Dryer hookup- and service depart­ NC DRILLING ality and good commun­ Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, 8-4:30. Monday thru Fri­ group seeking person for and dining area, carport, E. MIddli Tpki. Lilac SL „ all Fla 33482. day. References reaulred. full time position. Benef­ Order Filler-General summer In a beautiful new carpeting, parking, ments. Must have prior SILKSCREENING ity contact, needed to warehouse worker full Inground pool which tennis and pool. $125,900. new appliances. One experience. Apply to: PLATING ROOM LInliy SL Winter St. 47-62 647-9215. its. No experience neces­ Flano Realty, 646-5200. place European stu­ sary. Call 560-1445. Typist- filing, general of­ time 8:30-5 Monday thru comes with this lovely 3 month security deposit of MAINTENANCE CUPOSIT Cannntir Rd. Minc.-Bollon Troltar SL all Machinist-Immediate op­ fice, some computer, Friday, willing to work bedroom well cared for $475 required. Parking fa­ GORINS JAGUAR dents for 4 weeks this Drchard SL a enings for first class downtown Hartford. Call We offer excellent work­ summer with U.S. fam- overtime, $4.50 per hour ranch In South Manches­ cilities, no pets. Call 647- Rte. 83, Vernon JANITORIAL Bluirldgi Dr. Church SL a machinist to set up and 525-8206. to start. Insurance benef­ ter. Park-like grounds 0131. Lease and Credit ing conditions and other Bitli Or. Minchottor lles and supervise them operate; lathed bridge- 646-0158 benefits. Apply in person: Myrtle St. a Part time lobs and train­ its. apply In person to surround the house and References required. Part time morn- during their stay. If you Linden SL a I port and CNC machining Immediate openings tor Fotomat Corp., 88 Pres­ pool to make every min­ South Wlndsor- centers. Fully air conditi­ ing opportunities availa­ Wanted. Part time clerk carpenters, experienced Brverwood, 1 bedroom, - ing hours — assist like a challenge please LocuatSL .-Jl! ble for seniors 55 and to file newspaper clip­ tige Park Circle, East ute a pleasure. Call today 3'/j room apartment. call 516-487-2323 morn­ oned shoo, liberal over­ In framing 8, must know Hartford, Ct. An Equal for details. Offered at energy efficient, prime Avallabe June 1st. $395 in general clean­ CIRCUITS, INC. Wetherall SL 1D-25D time. Apply , to Paragon over. Tired of staving pings. About 10 hours per ho9w to layout. Full time end unit. Low fees, princi­ MANCHESTER HERALD ings until noon, or write home? This program Is week on flexibleschedule. Opportunity Employer. $115,500. Joyce G. Epstein per month, plus utilities. MECHANIC ing, banquet set 59 Doming Road Bidwell SL 491-276 Tool Co. 121 Adams St., employment & benefits. Real Estate, 647-8895. pals only. $71,900. 644-3366. 289-9486. Manchester. 647-9935 for you. Call the Urban Phone Alex GIrelll, Man­ Call 742-5317 8:30 - 5, up, small repairs. Berlin, CT 06037 Call NOW 647-9946 V. Dickson League, Seniors Com­ chester Herald, 643-2711 Monday thru Friday. Heavy construction Year round em­ 47 Westminster Rd. MANCHESTER HERALD munity Service program. 9am-5pm. Rockledge Area-Thls [BUSINESS lovely 10 room Colonial equipment. Must be ployment, ideal Great Neck. N Y. 11020 Monday thru Friday 9am- Photofinisher looking tor TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Call NOW 647-9946 5pm. 247-0396. [ DPPDRTUNITIES has lots to offer with 3'/i N O TICE OF experienced. Apply in for a retired per­ Driver needed for deliver­ maintenance technician. baths, 1st floor laundry, 4 ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE son. Apply Man­ To clean coffee stains ies. Must be able to drive 5 Electronic, electrical and bedrooms, finished rec. person between 4 pm In accordance with the arovlslons of Chapter 3, Sections 1 PART TIM E CASHIERS from china or plastic, rub speed van. Excellent driv­ mechanical knowledge Manchester Convenience room, 3600 sq. ft. for and 6 pm. chester Country desired. Flexible hours- Store, high traffic, great $198,500. Century 21 ond 9 ot the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given ofthe adop­ stain with baking soda. To ing record and knowledge tion bv the Board of Directors ol the Town of Manchester, Club 646-0103. IS IS IS find a cosh buyer for that of Hartford area a must. prlmarllv 3rd shift, 8pm to potential, priced to sell. Jackston-Showcase, 646- C onnecticut, on M ay 6, 1986. You’ll work electronic cash register, 4:30om. Submit resumeto Tullv Real Estate. 643- The Andrew AnsoMI Co. I SALE I SALE I SALE china closet you no longer Service Station Attendent Some heavy lifting, 40 1316. use, place a low-cost od In hours plus overtime as Photomat Labs, 88 Pres­ 0005. ORDINANCE 1S6 lidwall St. hondie money, meet customers. Previous - Full time and part time tige Park Circle, East BE IT ORDAINED bv the Board of Directors of the Town ot aiondiostar Classified. 643-2711. available. Apply In person reaulred. Please call 646- Country Setting-Close to 0338 or apply In person Hartford, Ct. 06108. Attn: the highway Is this 11 Manchester that the Town ot Manchester convey to Bob Ri­ cashier experience helpful, but not neces­ Gill's Amoco Rte 6 Bolton. Russell. EOE. room Colonial with 5 l?ed- ley Oldsmoblle, Inc. ot the Town of Manchester, County of PERMANANT Image Printers, 379 Hartford and State of Connecticut, for the sum of TWO PART-TIME sary. Starting salary $4.00 per hour with Wetherall St. INSTRUCTIDN rooms, 2 -r '/ j -K Vj baths, THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED (srSOO.OO) DOLLARS those LEGAL NOTICE Immediate apenlngs for 03 Exclusive Agent Manchester. tullv appllonced kitchen, oremiser on the easterly side of Adorns Street, being o por­ $5.25 p e r h o u r experienced Carpenters. finished rec. room, deck tion of • ' former bed of Adorns Street, In the Town of Man­ complete beneits, and great growth op­ The Chorter Revision Commission will be holding o Public Trim work ond plastic w ill tutor In my home or chester, v.ounty of Hartford and State of Connecticut. Local insurance H earing on Tuesday. M av 13,1984 at 8:00 P .M . In the Bowers Photo Lob needs part yours. Grammar, read­ off dining room; and 2 car Responsible adults portunity. Apply in person: School Auditorium, 141 Princeton Street, Manchester, Con­ time help. Knowledge of laminate experience a ing. Reasonable rates. garage. Won't last. SC HEDULE A agency has an needed to assist at Dollar Rent-A-Car necticut, to receive comments concerning the following prerequisite. Full time $169,900. C entury 21 photography helpful. Call 646-6235. Those premises situated on the easterly side of Adorns opening for a part re ta il Inventory In Droit Reoort: Lvn at 647-1080. employment & benefits. Jackston-Showcase, 646- Street, being the oortlon of the form er bed of Adorns Street JC Y /C H Call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5 1316. In the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford ond State of time customer ser­ the greater Man­ S/4r84 D ra ft Dental Receptlonlst- Monday thru Friday. Connecticut, more oortlculorlv bounded and described os chester / Hartford GROSSMAN’S DRAFT REPORT fo llo w s : vice person. Typ­ 1984 Marquis’ or 1984 Cougars Manchester, full time, Real Estate Coventry-Cute 3 bedroom area on weekdays. FROM: CHARTER REVISION COMMISSION, pleasant environment, be­ Maintenance man for Cape priced to sell. For­ C om m encing at o p o in t on the e aste rly lin e o f Adorns Street, ing and telephone Lisa, Office Manager TOWN OF MANCHESTER Charles Apartments. Full which oolnt morksthesouthwesterly corner of the within de­ Good moth ability nefits. Send Resume Box mal dining room. 9X'll scribed premises and the northwesterly corner of land now TO: CLERK, TOWN OF MANCHESTER A. C/0 Manchester He­ or part time, experience enclosed porch off kit­ skills are import­ and reliable tran­ DATE: MAY ______1984 preferred. 643-5119 week­ IHDMES or form erly of Gulf & Western; thence proceeding S47*-55'- 145 Spencer Street / Manchester, CT 06040 rald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ chen. Convenient Country 11~W along sold land now or form erly of Gulf 8. Western, 7 ant. Computer and sportation ore all Appointment. On F ebruary 11,1984, the B oard o f D ire cto rs days, 9-5 or Apply In feet more or less to o oolnt; thence N5*-51-49"W along the aooointed this nine-person charter revision commission and chester, CT. 06040. FDR SALE location only 1.8 miles to person. 1-384. Hardwood’ floors, westerly line of land now or formerly of Allen M. Word, insurance experi­ you need to earn recommended to the commission that It (I) examine those 103.05 feet to o oolnt; thence bv the ore of o curve to the left ONE provisions of Chapter 10 of the Manchester Charter relating Part-Time, 10am-2pm, Re- All real estate advertised nice deep lot. D.W. Fish havin g o ra d iu s ot 350.00 feet, c o n tin u in g along sold w e ste rly ence helpful, but $5.25 per hour after to the lurlsdictlon and functions of the Eighth Utilities Dis­ ceptlonlst/TypIst for ac­ Realty, 643-1591. lin e o f A llen M . W ord, 111.48 feet to o p o in t; thence N24*-06'- paid training pro­ trict and (II), If deemed In the best Interest of the communitv In the Manchester Herald not essential. Call tive office. Pleasant Is subject to the federal 49"W, continuing along sold westerly line ot Allen M. Word, jyl., Auto, Air, LOW All with Auto, Air, PS, to do so, propose revisions toChopter 10 for consideration of 49 feet more or less to o oolnt In the centerline of the Hocko- gram. Please reply, the people of Manchester. The Boordof Directors further di­ telephone personality a Fair Housing Act of 1968, Coventry Lake-Nice 3 bed­ between 1 and 5 PB, AM/FM, Cruise, must. Call Joyce at 647- Part time, dependable, room ranch on private num River; thence westerly along sold centerline of the P.O. Box 1101, South AM/FM, PS, PB, Cruise D Q I ^ C I rected the com m ission to subm it Its d ra ft re p o rt to the Town which makes It Illegal to Hockonum River, which line Is the southerly boundary line Rear Defroster Clerk not later than June 2, 1984. 8895. experienced, non- dead-end st In desireable pm, 649-2891. DARI-FARMS and Much, Much, More! 8 am I C ■ advertise any preference, of land now or form erly of Richard P. Bezzinl, 30 feet more Windsor, CT 06074. Activities. Following an organizatlonol meeting on smoklng office worker. limitation or discrimina­ area within walking sld- or less to o oolnt In the easterly line of Adorns Street; thence February. 19, the commission held seven meetings and two Equipment operator Good salary, hours to suit tance to Lake. Large klt- south along sold easterly line of Adorns Street, 207 feet more tion based on race, calor, or less to the point ot beginning. Ice Cream, Inc. public hearings. The Town Monagerandthe President ofthe needed by general con­ mom with school oge religion, sex or national chen/dlnlng area with LARGE CHOICE AVAILABLE District reported to the commission both In writing and children. Container Gra­ Reserving, however, unto the T'owri of Manchester, Its suc­ orally at a public mee'ing. Throuahout4ts tenure the com­ tractor. Must have expe­ origin, or an intention to sliders to child proof PART TIME rience on backhoe and phics Corp. 647-1700. cessors and assigns, o 20 foot sewer easement and o 30 foot mission was assisted by the Town Attorney, who advisedthe make any such prefer­ deck. Extra Insulation. walkway easement. commission regarding the many complexities of fhe statu­ dump truck: Must be able ence, limitation or dis­ Built In 76. D.W. Fish LOADERS AND UNLOAOERS has immediate openings for 1984 Topaz or 1985 Lynx tory charter revision and consolidation procedures and to service and maintain Part time evenings or Realty, 643-1591. Reserving also, however, unto the Town of Manchester, Its related Issues. mornings steady work. crimination. The Herald successors and assigns, the right to enter sold premises for equipment. Cqll 742-5317, will not knowingly accept the purpose of maintaining, repairing and replacing water >8.00 PER HOUR Scope. The commission focused on revisions to Charter 8:30 to 5, Monday thru Call 649-5334. New Homes East Hart- Sections 10-10 ond 10-11 and on consolidation procedures ge­ any advertisement which pipes and appurtenances, and for the purpose of using facili­ We offer steady year round employment, paid ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE PERSON Friday. Is In violation of the law. fo rd l! Raised Ranch- ties on sold premises for the purpose of shutting off or other­ n e ra lly. Spacious 50ft 2 bath, 3 wise restricting or Interrupting the flow of water through vacations, 5 day work week Monday thru Fri­ Recommendations. With respect to the Indicated Charter sold pipes. $4995 Sections the commission recommends as follows: Government Homes from bedroom home with fire­ day, paid holidays, paid benefits. Shifts availa­ CUSTOMER PHONE ORDER CLERK SI (U repair). Also delin­ place and 2 car garage. Sold premises,the aforesaid easements and the aforesaid ble between the hours of: Section 10-1 Secretary/Receptionist quent tax property. Call $128,900. Also ai] L Ranch- appurtenances and facilities ore oil more particularly ONE We recommed that Section 10-1 bo repealed. Part Time help wanted. tor South Windsor office, 1-805-687-6000 ext. GH-9965 1st floor fireplaced family shown and depleted on o certoln moo or plan entitled, "P ro­ 10 am to 4 pm CLASS II TRUCK DRIVERS posed Land Acquisition The Town Of Manchester To Bob Ri­ 4 pm to 9 pm Section 10-10 No experience required. diversified duties Include tor Information. room, 2 full baths, 3 ley Oldsmoblle Inc. Adorns Street Monchester Conn. Fuss 8, payroll, typing, filing, bedrooms, oversized 2 car LOW We recommend that the present Section lO-IO be Will train to show beauti­ O'Neill Consulting Engineers Moncheseter, Connecticut 10 pm to 3 am Rear Defroster, and repealed and that the followino section be substituted ful Jewels by Park Lane. answering phones and Coventry Lake-Nice3 bed­ garage. $147,000. And 8 P ro l. No. 85-71 D ote 8-14-85 Scale l ” -4 0 ' Sheet No. 1 of 1", 3:30 am to 8:30 am We are now accepting applications in person, Monday All with Auto, PS, PB, therefor; Above average salary, no some light bookkeeping. room ronch on private Room Colonlal-lst floor which mop Is on file or Is to be filed In the Town Clerk's off Ice (3 to 5 hour work span) AM/FM, Air, Cruise, PRICE! Much, Much Morel In sold Manchester. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Charter Investment or deliveries. Company Insurance and dead-end St in desireable family room, 2Vj baths, thru Friday, 8:30am- 5:00pm and Saturday 9am-1pm. or the provisions of any Special Act Including but not Call 646-7530. profit shoring. Write stat­ area within walking dis­ laundry room, 4 bed­ Prepared bv w illiam J. Shea We require steady reliable people with good limited to the provisions of I f SS Special Act No. 3Z0 os ing qualifications and sa­ tance to Lake. Large klt- rooms, fireplace, 2 car Assistant Town Attorney amisnded by lfS7 Special Act No. 204, the exclusive 11-12-85 work records, and the ability to lift parceis up method of consolidating the gevernment ofthe Town Appliance repairman, ex­ lary. EOE. Write to box B chen/dlnlng area with garage $152,900. "Only 16 to the weight of 70 ibs. Appiications and initiai C/O Manchester Herald, 4-7-86 with the government of a political subdivision there­ perienced. Most malor sliders to child proof Lots Available” . Blan­ interviews wiii betaken on May 12th, 13th, 14th Dari-Farms Ice Cream, Inc. in, Including any special district within the Town, brands, on the shoreline. 16 Bralnard Place. Man­ deck. Extra Insulation. chard 8i Rossetto Real This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this publi­ shot I be the method set forth In the Oenerol Statutes of cation In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days and 15th from 2 pm to 12 midnight, room 104. Call 388-3888. chester C t. Built In 76. D.W. Fish Estate, 646-2482. after this publication of this Ordinance o petition signed by the Slate el Cennecticut. Realty, 643-1591. 40 Tolland Stage Road 301 Center Street 643-5135 not less than five (5) percent ot the electors of the Town, os Mancheeter Caring Car People Section 10-1) Concrete foundation 8 Yeomans Road, Colum­ determined from the latest officials lists of the Registrars of UNITED PARCEL SERVICE We recommend that Section 10-11 be repealed. workers needed. Call 289- New Listing - Brand new bia. Country Contempor­ Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting Its (juti on Exit ao / < / reference to a special Town election. Tolland, CT 06084 At 164) " \ \ y \ Conclusion. This reoort Is respectfully submitted pursuant 4437 after 7Dm. construction. 6 rooms, 3 ary. Gorgeous open floor 90 Locust St., Hartford, CT to Section 7-191(b) of the Connecticut General Statutes. Part time receptionist bedrooms, 2 full baths. plan, 2 woodstoves, 24 ft. STEPHEN T. CASSANO b r o t h e r s Beautiful rural lot In Cov­ family room, Inground S E C J ^ J A R Y EOE MORIAR<¥>Y / THE CHARTER REVISION COMMISSION wanted for doctors office. Full Time Filming Posi­ 3F DIRECTORS No Phone Calls Please. BY JO HN C. YAVIS Hours include 2 evenings tions with microfilm com­ entry. Call for more de- pool, 2 car garage. ”We MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ITS CHAIRMAN pany. No experience talls! Offered at $114,900. guararitee our Houses!” EOE/M/F and some weekends. Pre­ Doted at Monchester, C necticut this 7th day of May, 1986. 032-05 vious experience helpful. necessary. Contact G. Jackson 8, Jackson Real Blanchard 8, Rossetto CcitI 646-2094. Kupfer, 875-6203. Estate, 647-8400. Real Estate, 646-2482. 028-05 to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 10.19W CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

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INVITATION TO BIO CORRECTION ;___ Seoled bids will be received d e m o c r a t i c P A R TY In the General Services' of­ PRIMARY fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ ter, C T until MOV 28, 19S6 at Notice Is hereby given of the 11:00 o.m. for the following; correction of the Notice of (1) STOCK FORMS Primary of the slate of dele­ (2) FASTENERS & gates to the State Convention RELATED ITEMS MOV 20,1986, Weinberg Slate, (3) DUMPSTER REFUSE the following has withdrawn. SERVICE FOR TOWN Robert A. Foucher OWNED BUILDINGS Dated at Manchester, Con­ The Town of Manchester Is necticut this 7th day of May, on equal opportunity em­ 1VS6. ployer, and requires an affir­ mative action policy for oil of EDWARD J. TOMKIEL Its Contractors ond Vendors TOWN CLERK OF os o condition of doing busi­ MANCHESTER ness with the Town, ds per 031-05 Federol Order 11246. Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ n o t ic e t o c r e d it o r * cations ore available at the E S T A T E OF General Services' onice. ALLENE C. H. COOKE, Irte TO W N OF of Manchester, deceased MANCHESTER, CT. The Hon. William E. Flt^ ROBERT B. WEISS, Gerald, Judge, at the Court GENERAL MANAGER HAPPY MOTHER'S of Probate, District of Man­ chester at a hearing held on 02605 MOV 6, 1984 ordered that all claims must be presented to the fiduciary on or before Au­ N O TIC E O F gust 9,1986 or be barred os by PUBLIC HEARING law provided. Marv Lou Taylor, Notice Is hereby given that Special Love Clerk the Board of Directors of The The fiduciary Is; Eighth Utilities District will There'* someone very ipecial Paul R. Marte hold o public hearing on 575 Main St. Wednesday, May 21, 19*6 at That I love to very much. Manchester, C T 06040 7;M o.m. at The District F lr6 house, 32 Main Street, Man­ Who mofces me feel so loved. 033-05 chester, Connecticut for the With every gentle touch. following purposes; IlfyiTATION TO MO To receive public comment The caring that'* been thown. on construction ot a sonitory The Eighth Utilities Dis­ sewer running from on exist­ Throughout the many yean. trict, 32 Main St., Manches­ ing manhole located on the The toft and gentle ivayt. ter, Conn., 06040 seeks bids South side of Interstate I-S6 for replacement windows at South approximately 2400 She'd wipe away my tear*. the Fire House, 32 Main St., feet to a point on Tolland Manchester.CT. 06040. Turnpike lost west ot Town ot The laughter and the pain. Mancheseter Firehouse *5; Mom/Gramma To Mom ivith Love Bid specifications may be also running from a point In That together we alway* shared obtained during normal busi­ Tolland Turnpike approxi­ Let me know each day. ness hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 mately 1350 feet eost of Its In- Happy Mothers .Mark & Rochelle & Annette o.m.), Monday thru Satur­ terse^ton with North Main How much she’ really cared. & Cory & Scoff iSr Keith tV day, from the Dlspotcher at Street west to on existing Day! Margaret & Joe & Kirnherly the Eighth Utilities District manhole In Tollond Turnpike When I had my doubts. Firehouse, 32 Main St., Man­ opproxlmotely 150 feet west & Kelly & Jeffrey & Angela chester, C T., 06040. of Bucfclond Street; also run­ We love you - She always helped me tee. & Michelle Sealed bids will be received ning from the Intersection of She gave me the courage. at the above oddress until Tolland Turnpike and North 7:00 p.m., June 2, 1986, at Moln Street eost on North Sue, Jim & Michelle To let myself be me. which time they will be pub­ Main Street approximately licly opened, read aloud and 1400 feet to existing sewer; I with that I could tell her. recorded. oiso running south from North Main Street through How much to me, the meant. Bids shall remain valid for private property approxlm6 thirty days from the bid telv 800 feet to on existing But just to toy I love you, opening date. The District man hole on the North Mon- it not enough if seems. reserves the right to relect chester Interceptor. onv and all bids for any rea­ To M om m er: son deemed to be In the best Dated at Manchester, Con­ If at all it's possible, Interest of the District. necticut this 9th day of May, I love her more today, 19S6. To a wonderful Happy Mother.^ JOSEPH TRIPP I love her to much more. FIRE COMMISSIONER T H E E IG H TH UTILITIES DISTRICT Mother Phyl - Than word* could ever say. Day! Dated at Manchester, Conn, HELEN WARRINGTON this 5th day of May, 1986. CLERK on Mom’s Day No one could compare to her. Wasn'l / worth all the 025-05 037-05 I love you dearly. To me there's just no other. aggravation? Well? No one quite at special. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Wasn't I? N O TIC E OF Your big vone - At the person / call mother. ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE Lisa Mom, with these few words. In accordonce with the provisions of Chapter 3, J e r t l ^ 1 XO - Your Middle One and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Js hereby F'^en ot the o d ^ I've tried to hard to tell you. tion bv the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester« There's no other way to say it. Connecticut, on Mov 4,1986. Except mom, / Love You! ORDINANCE BE IT O R DAIN ED by the Board of Directors of the Town of For all you do for us Monchester that the second porograph of everyday. TAG MUTTI! tIon 4-5(a) be deletedrond that the following be substituted We love you mom. therefore: Finals are over at last Value of Permit Artivlty J" To Mother Joan Tracy, Kim and Cindy From SO up to and Including *200^ g - * thanks for putting up with me From *201 up to ond Inc ud ng * 6 1 ^ g - * and being so supportive. From S601 up to ond Including 81,000.00 810.00 Happy Mothers in excess of 81,000.00, per 81,000.00 ^ Thanks for just being you or portion thereof...... Day! You*re one special mom. Prepored by William J. Shea Happy Mothers Day and Assistont Town Attorney To Mom and Memo 4/25/16 remember ICH U EBE DICH! This Ordinance shell take effect tw (1 « Love, cation In this newspaper p ro v liM thot j,’ ®’ after this publication of this Ordinance a P**'*'?" ^ Al, Penny & Kids Happy Mothers Day! DEIISE not less than five (5) percent of the electors the Town, M Andrea determined from the latest officlols lists of the R e g lstrw Voters, has not been flled with the Town Clerk requesting Its Love, reference to a special Town election. STEPHEN T. CASSANO Kristen SECR ETA R Y BOARD OF DIRECTORS MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Doted ot Manchester, Connecticut this 7th day of A*ay, 19*6. To Mom Braun- Happy Mothers Day 029-05 The sweetest, loving, You're the Greatest to me because my KIT ‘N’ CAHLYLE ®by Larry Wright special mom. I love Mom - ungrateful children r you very much. Love, won’t remember! Vicky Shane & Sco tt .»«BCAU^CU)CK> 'M)m>ASHccrZe • B u t t o n . MOM Hi Grandma Joe. aa a M om • Thanks for working Your the best! Thanks for having 9 so hard to help me mom! Love, get where I am Happy Mothers Day! Joey & David today! t Love, I love you. Janie ' A.W.W. 5-1. belt radlals, estone. $50 or 646-2564. ISIS' )v notified that Theatre Corp., tr Street, Man- 16040, hoe be«n rll 30,19M. ned to present t to Steven the above od­ der than four the above date, mav be barred.

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of 29 years, Jean, there; and his 2 Between the Lines: The story behind work led him to CBS’s TV Look Better affiliate. His coverage of • the story. Hurricane Carla in 1961 for that TV affiliate, KHOU, was so 4 Outlook: Is the senior prom our See Better impressive that the network revenge on our kids? heads noticed and brought him north to New York. 5 Profiles: Karen Krinjak. Feel Better Two years later, he decided to return to Texas, on special The story behind the story assignment to cover John F. 0 Cover Story: TV’s Valerie Harper at Kennedy’s trip to Dallas and his has hit her stride on “Valerie.” clear, continuous coverage of the By Josie JFK assassination made him, in 0 Insights into Childhood: Laps have a OPTICAL the network’s eyes, a star. The use. 763 Main St. 191 Main St. following year, he was made Manchester Manchester White House correspondent and 643-1191 643-1900 over the next 10 years conducted 9 Image Workshop: Hair is crucial for tough, public and highly quoted your good looks. Eastbrook Mall Q. I am a really big fan of Tim A. He’s 38, was bom December 31, 1947 in Glendale, Calif., the Mansfield Matheson. Could you tell me questioning of presidents son of a pilot and a municipal court clerk who divorced when he Johnson and Nixon. He also Sexuality: Husband suffers from 456-1141 everything about him? M.E. was 6, When he was 10, he saw Charles Laughton's performance 10 Donaldson, Baton Rouge, La. wrote a novel. “The Palace painful erections. in the film “Witness for the Prosecution" and decided, then and Guard" Eastern Connecticut’s Leading Fuii Service Opticians there, to become an actor. In 1975, he left the While Dan Rather House for a spot on "6 0 11 Sexuality: Dr. Kuriansky discusses SPECIAL SPRING SALE Two years later, he did; his next door neighbor, a child actor, Minutes." where he earned a sexuality. took him to acting classes where he was discovered by an agent. Q.Could you please give me reputation for being Appearances followed on such series as "Twilight Zone,” some background on CBS inexhaustible, hard-driving and 12 At the Movies: Richard Pryor’s $500 Savings ■ ^10°° Savings “Leave it to Beaver" and "My Three Sons," and films such as anchor Dan Rather? Arthur S. adventurous, as illustrated by his — confe.ssion ... Film capsules. on Single Vlalon Eyeglaetes on Bifocal Eyaglaatet “Yours, Mine and Ours." After high school, he enrolled at Cal I mssow, Manchester, Conn. 1980 infiltration of an Afghan w/coupon Expires 6/30/86 w/coupon Expires 6/30/86 State University as a psychology major but dropped out after a A. He's 54, Irotn Houston, the rebel camp. year and returned to acting at the Actors and Directors Lab in son ot a waitress and a pipeline That, combined with pictures 8 13 Weekend Television: An eight-page Hollywood. worker, who also put in lime on ot him in his undercover outfit pullout section with program sche­ an oil rig and pumping gas to earned him the nickname Gunga dules. features and puzzles. $40°o Savings I ^60°° Savings work his way through schiHil Dan as well. The next year, on High Fashion On New Colored He practiced his stagecraft at the Old Globe Shakespeare Faceted Eyeglattes Soft Contact Lencae Festival in San Diego and as a contract player for Universal, (Sam Houston Stale Teachers though, he moved to a more Music: Pat Metheny boosts videos... w/coupon Expires 6/30/86 w/coupon Expires 6/30/86 College, the University of sedentary spot as Walter 21 appeared as a guest star in a lot of TV series, among them Frampton is coming back with a new “Ironside,” “Night Gallery," "Medical Center" and “Police Houston and South Texas Schixil Cronkile's successor on "The ‘New Orders Only—No Other Discounts Apply—Non-transferrablej Story.” of Law). After a stint in the CBS Evening News." album ... Turntable tips. Marines, he worked for UPl and He and his wife have a the Houston Chronicle but daughter, Robin, 27, and a son, 22 Trends: Deadbeat dads are captur­ He was also a regular on “Bonanza" for a year and co-starred switched to radio broadcasting Dan Jr.. 25. who reportedly with Kurt Russell in a series called “The Quest." He then moved (which he'd tried while in once remarked to a visiting ing the attention of the law. At last. back into films; “Magnum Force,” “National Lampoon's Animal college) because his spelling was friend, "Oh. that’s Dan Rather" House” and recently “A Little Sex," ‘T o Be or Not To Be," bad and radio paid S20 a week when the hardworking, 2 4 Behavior: Talk back to your food “Fletch" and the TV movie “Blind Justice.” more. rarely-home newsman made an and lose weight. His switch to radio, infrequent trip home during their He also veered into directing with an episode of "St. specifically the CBS radio childhood. When he isn’t 2 7 Celebrity: Famous people talk flyefl.ni Elsewhere." Currently, he's in the process of developing TV affiliate KTRH in Houston, was working now, he likes to go i roviqs for his production company, in which he would star, but also beneficial personally and fishing and listen to Willie about their moms. Tim Matheson nothing has been confirmed as yet. professionally: He met his wife Nelson records. 22 2 8 On the Road: Raise your car-color consciousness. yp cl At Q. Please answer; there’s a $100 Q. Recently, / heard the end of Q. Please tell me about Wilford Brimley. He seems familiar, but T iT y i m o - V 2 9 The Curious Shopper: Wood chips Specials for the Month of May bet riding on this. Was Phil a story about the death of Steve Q. Please tell me if Forrest I can’t remember what movies I ’ve seen him in. John Lee, Sawyer and Diane Sawyer are ust o s make diet bread filling but don’t Collins ever married to Liza Lawrence and Eydie Gorme’s Claremont, Calif. Served Tuesday - Sunday Minnelli? M and J, Trenton, son. Can you tell me what related. Mrs. Ernest Freitag, worry about splinters. N.J.. happened? Mrs. D.F.N., A. He s one of the most in-demand character actors in the McAllen, Texas Midland, Texas bu^ness, which means he always does first-rate supporting 3 0 Diningin: Apples —newideasforan 'k Sirloin Steak Au Poivre ^13.95 A. No. He was married once performances, but audiences aren’t supposed to remember or A. According to a CBS News before his current marriage to A. Their 21-year-old son, nonce him — they’re supposed to notice the star. representative, no. The only old favorite. Jill Tavelman and she, twice Michael, died unexpectedly on connection seems to be that k Veal Medallions Piccatta ^11.95 before her current marriage to February 5 at his home in Los You ve ^ n him in “The China Syndrome," “The Electric they’re both Southerners. Diane, 21 31 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits Mark Gero; but never to each Angeles. After a month-long l^rsemaii, ‘Tender Mercies.” “The Natural," “ Brubaker ” America’s Junior Miss of 1%3, Willie’s Steak House. Cocoon, “Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins" and as a other. post-mortem, the Los Angeles is from Glasgow, Ky.; Forrest, a ★ Stuffed Filet of Whitefish * 8.50 County Coroner concluded that semi-regular’ a number of seasons back, on “The Waltons.” You longtime radio anchor, is from 24 he died from natural causes, a should also see him on TV next season as the star of a series Gainesville, Ra. (Specials include potato, vegetable and salad.) heart condition. called “ 14 Napoleon Street." Q. Please settle an argument. Reserve Now for Mothers Day In the first version o f the film Anything you’d like “Magnificent Obsession," were Q. / always liked the actor Michael Parks. Is he stUl acting^ Sunday: Brunch 11-.3 / Dinner 4-9 Robert Taylor and Irene Dunne Margj Davies, Scranton, Pa. to know about promi­ the stars? My sister is sure it nent personalities? starred Robert Taylor and A. He is, but according to his agent, he’s fussy. “He won’t do Write to: Josie, Be­ Loretta Young. Who is correct? series TV," he explains. "We don’t agree with him but maybe Editorial services by King Features M. Whitenack, Cape May, N.J. he’ll change his mind. Had he gotten ‘Miami Vice,’ which he Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly tween the Lines, King supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate. 235 E. 4,5th St.. New York. N Y. read for before Don Johnson, perhaps he would have, bm now Features Syndicate, published Saturdays by the Manchester 10017. A. You are. The 1935 film he's trying to put his own films together and will do a 235 E. 45th St„ New Publishing Co.. 16 Brainard Place. Do you have any questions or comments about starred Robert Taylor and Irene movie-of-the-week now and then." , Manchester. Conn 06040 ^ Weekend Plus Magazine? We'd like to hear 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.D. 2, BOLTON, CONN, 06040 Dunne. 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4 Outlook 5 Profiles It’s prom time Are we getting revenge bn our kids through this? Karen Krinjak By Sarah Overstreet waistline and her mousy brown hair w ill take on golden Age 35 espite many decades highlights from working outside Born Oct. 9, 1950 during which we as a carhop. should have learned If she’s one o f the lucky one.s, \ Occupation program coordinator. better, educators all she may receive an invitation by Salvation Army rehab­ over the nation are default from a boy who’s too ilitation center, Hartford once again preparing scared to ask the popular girl he Favorite restaurant Shady Glen forD senior proms. wants to, but whose mother has Not that proms, o f course, are ■ threatened to ground him for a Favorite food my mother's rice pudding all bad. Teen-agers get practice year if he doesn’t ask someone Favorite beverage Diet Pepsi in dressing up, a skill which will She'll attend the prom with Hobby playing piano serve them well later in her date, who w ill treat her with corporate life. And because o f barely concealed ennui. She will Favorite sport skiing the wonderful resilience o f nevertheless spend the evening Roots for Red Sox youth, most prom-goers will trying to be w itty, in hopes that Idea of a good vacation Stowe, Vt., with snow manage to have a modicum o f no matter how disgusting a fun. creature he is, he w ill ask her What you do to relax iisten to records But there must be a better use out again and she can feel more Type of music preferred classical, Broadway o f the time invested in putting like the girls in Seventeen. Favorite actor, actress Alan Alda, on and attending a prom — say, I f she isn't a lucky one (or Lynne Redgrave giving kids a free day at the maybe she is, depending on how lake, or a big end-of-school you look at it), she w ill attend Favorite book “Cheaper by the Dozen" carnival. Instead, we put the the prom with a group of Favorite quote “He giveth more grace kids through the same paces we girlfriends. as our burdens went through (if it was good Reginald Pinto/Mancheater Herald A boy doesn’t have it much grow greater" enough for us, it’s gixtd enough better. If he isn’t among the for you!) year after year, naturally dating 15 percent, he is ^ Entertainment preferred movies, live musicals demanding they observe the faced with an equally Favorite magazine People time-honored rules: traumatizing dilemma: Does he Favorite store in Manchester D&L • Thou shalt wear a scratchy ask the popular girl he really People who put down piece o f clothing for several wants to, who probably wouldn’t Pet peeve hours. accompany him out of a burning other people • Thou shalt do the latest building if he were a fireman, Pet cockapoo named Cedric dance in said scratchy clothing, M and risk rejection? O r does he Favorite spot in Manchester Highland Park even if thy body has not caught ask someone he thinks w ill up with thy feet. accept, even though he’d just as Car 1982 LeCar • Thou shalt have a date for soon take his Irish setter? Favorite color red the prom, or be subject to If he chooses the former, the Last book read “If Tomorrow Comes" humiliation which shall follow girl will tell him she already has "St. Elsewhere" thee throughout thy life even a date, which if she doesn’t, she Favorite TV show until thou ist an old man or soon w ill. If he chooses the Best thing about Manchester all the cultural woman. o latter, he is then faced with opportunities ^ The first two rules are another dilemma: Does he treat Worst thing about Manchester traffic light at heartless enough, but except for her nicely and risk getting her the small knot o f kids who date hopes up that he w ill ask her out West Middle Turnpike as naturally as pigeons roost on again, or does he treat her like and Homestead Street City Hall, the third is most he really feels and risk her criminal. mother telling his mother? Consider, for a moment, the And boys have an extra plight of the girl belonging to problem. While approximately the 85 percent of all high-school 99 percent of high-school girls girls who are not among the 15 want to date, only about 40 percent with which most of the percent o f boys do. Subtracting L ose boys are smitten. She’s already the 15 percent fo r whom dating a: been fed four to six years o f is a snap, and the 25 percent teen magazine propaganda that who secretly want dates although 10 pounds portrays every teen-age girl with the prospect scares them clear skin, a fantastic wardrobe senseless, that leaves 60 percent and dates every Friday and who would rather do anything Saturday night. She wonders, if than go to the prom. G U U a E R S ^ in 2 weeks. every other teen-age girl in Of this 60 percent, a few will 647-8400 America is like the ones in eventually end up with prom If she’s one of the lucky ones, she may Seventeen, just what kind of dates in spite o f themselves. The I o u i r l now, and see fast results receive an invitation by default from a boy freak she is. rest w ill either boycott the prom with the Diet Center. Lose up to 10 When prom time approaches, and endure their parents' scorn, pounds in 2 weeks—and keep on who’s too scared to ask the popular girl he she hangs onto every shred o f or attend solo and sit in a gaggle 168 Main Street, Manchester going.You won't feel hungry.You will hope that maybe this time will across from the unmatched girls. ^ D IET > wants to, but whose mother has threatened feel encouraged every single day. be different, that this time the Every time prom season rolls We Say It Twice... yCENTERy to ground him for a year if he doesn’t ask story w ill end like those in the around, I wonder if the prom Call now'and be ready for the sum- teen paperback novels she’s been sponsors didn’t sit in either the So You’ll Remember Us! ____ mer.Your first consultation is free. someone. reading. Maybe, like the heroine girls’ or boys' gaggle, and this 113 Main Si., Manchester ■ 647-0469______in “The Summer of the Hean,” is their way o f getting some Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson she’ll suddenly develop a revenge. ■ WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 10. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 10, lam; .. 7 Cover Story 6 Cover Story Her coach later became her lover

— Continuad with roses in their cheeks." She continues, “He arranged a bathing suit scene in the film, a great luncheon party, just the and although Valerie had long older generations and their since lost the weight which was children because they number part of the Rhoda character on 200. If you had all those kids’ Mary’s show, she’d never gotten children and their children, her figure into the shape she you’d have had 1,000. He rented wanted. a lovely place in the hills, 45 He, a former New York actor minutes out of Rome, rustic and and assistant movie director, beautiful. What a feast we had marvelously built, had been and outside was the music of a hired at “fabulous sums" in concertina. As we were leaving, Hollywood to condition stars we passed the little church such as Richard Gere and John where his father used to Travolta. Which is how Harper worship." met him. They ate Italian food and then “And believe me," she came back to America and emphasizes, “it was not love at redoubled their effort for LIFE. first sight. Tony got me into leg "Tony has been involved with lifts and yoga and running (like ending hunger on his own three miles a day) in a rubber pre-Hunger Project. At the age suit in weather that was 90 of 9, his mother tells me, he degrees. Three hours a day, six used to ctxik for the days a week." neighborhood kids." She continues, “He was She explains, “In Italian entirely businesslike and I didn't working-cla,ss families, there's a have a romantic notion in my kitchen upstairs where people sit head Here 1 was sweating, at the linoleum-covered table, panting, my hair all kinked up, chatting and eating, and then and he’d never let me quit. downstairs there is another Always new exerci'cs. always kitchen where you really 'cook harder. When we went to New heavy.’ " York on location, I had him "Tony as a boy would cook come along so we could keep huge vats of spaghetti for kids X— working. whose families weren’t so Valerie Harper on TV’s “It was all platonic up until fortunate. Many people have popular “Rhoda" sit­ done the same in their then. But in New York we com in 1975. The suddenly realized how good we neighborhrxrds I don’t think ■ V . ' they realized how many partners felt together and knew we were \ * * actress says her role in love. At first we couldn't they have. It’s like The Hunger ' W '. on today’s “V alerie” is believe it. I remember him Project calls on us to see how shaking that handsome head of many people are in alignment - r M , much different than his and saying. 'But 1 wasn't and that each contribution is her lonely bachelor Valerie H arper is back attracted to you in ,iny wayl' It valuable. Maybe it's one.dollar, maybe not a penny, maybe girl role on “Rhoda.” on TV with NBC's was almost as if, having gotten me into shape, he'd taken $I0,(X)0. It’s not the money, it's “V alerie.” the soul force that counts. another look and thought, 'Hey, out who they are and how goings of delivery vans. If we’re is not the solution. Jobs are the not so bad.' “1 just came back from a powerful they are. Which is why Hunger Project conference," she to be somewhere at 8:08. we are solution. Stability in When the picture ended, he The Hunger Project is central to communities is the solution” says. “It's going magnificently. there. took her to Italy, to the little my life. “We receive what we call She continues, “Our efforts town of Abruzzi, to meet his In fact, the goal has been are stopgap. I think similarly realized. The goal was to put the “That’s why I so love LIFE. ‘back-room products’; all the relatives. It was glorious. Harper about Ethiopia. It's great that issue of hunger on the front It is wonderful, active and dated stuff: milk, frozen food, Valerie is having a ball has always felt that in another direct. Tony and I got involved sliced meat, deli, bakery, we’re sending food to Ethiopia. life she must have been Italian. burner, to make people aware. But development, the use of "There is no reason in the several years ago with a group produce, if something has a Maybe because she and her windmills to get the water up world why you can’t end no longer in existence, whose slight bruise, cans with the stepmother have always been so idea was to buy food, say a labels on crooked. No garbage. and irrigate and combat drought, close and she is Italian. hunger. There's food in the is the key to ultimate solution Tm not playing Rhoda,’ the popular TV actress insists world. It’s just a matter of quantity worth $50, and sell it It’s all absolutely good food.” In any event, they have been for $10." “To supplement the there. together ever since, first at getting it to the hungry. The “Here we are not sitting a really courageous people, to me, She continues, “They meant perishable, we have food drives By Jane Ardmore Malibu, now in a house above desert. We have safeguards a week in Los Angeles. "This- tribulations and are those who were working on well, but for us it was a where we ask people to donate “We've had such smooth warmth. The difference between Sunset Boulevard in Brentwood. bookkeeping nightmare — we food or money for food." monetarily in every area. At number," she says, “will jump laughter...someone pretty much sailing. Our partners are “It's interesting. Except for one the hunger issue 50 years ago, hat makes her Valerie to more than 30,000 with our like me with a job and emotional the Harper of “Rhoda” and had to find a way to get free Harper and Weaver stand out in Saint Anne’s Church an efficient wonderful. Tom Miller and Bob picture 1 made which was shot when there didn't seem a Harper is the passion two new trucks, a gift from commitment. I love the show. today’s Valerie Harper is that food and give it free. And to front of a supermarket and nun says, 'We have this many Boyett. They were responsible she is at the very best time of in Tucson, it's just worked out chance.,.Save the Children. Save families. These are the most and pleasure she Lorimar,” co-producers of her “Bruce, our assistant director, the Children is a 52-year-old whom? To the poorest of the people will go in and bring o u t^ brings to every facet for ‘Happy Days,' Laveme and her life. that whatever the project, we've full cart to donate. She gives destitute. We want 150 orders.’ new TV series, "Valerie,"on NBC. did 'Rhoda' for five years, ditto Shirley,’ ‘Angie,’ 'Mork and organization!" poor, welfare mothers who give of existence: to her “Oh, yes, I am. It's a matter been working on, it's been the food to their children and go them a list of 20 needed items. That means 150 orders for For this spring, after seven the unit production manager and Mindy,’ plus ‘Silver Streak' and She reflects, “The Hunger work, to her life as a years of varied activity on film the prop man. We even started of self acceptance, even together. In May, 1 did a 'Love without, to older people who Often they give all 20. families of four, food assistance W Foul Play'Tor the movies, so accepting the things I’d like to Boat’ in Egypt. "Tony was in it Project has been an education for a week. Not the whole diet woman, to the world she yearns Everything is packed in special and theater. Harper is back on shooting the series over on my they’re adept at this form." for me. 1 work with other just aren’t making it, older to feed. She has incredible change in myself: like seeking too. And when it finished cases. The market allows the but enought to get them by. prime time in a comedy show in old stage 14, then we moved to She continues, “They organizations that feed, but the women whose husbands have energy into The Hunger Project, which she plays the mother of MGM. It's a different business approval, like talking too much. shooting, we went to Rome. died and they get half his Social LIFE people to stand outside on “The church, or in other as witness LIFE (Love Is understand comedy. These I accept them, right now, today, “While we were in Egypt, project itself is the all-important cases, the shelter pays us 10 three young teen-aged sons, wife than when I started working with idea. Intangible, but you can do Security. Older women are Saturdays and Sundays. Feeding Everyone), brainchild of gentlemen care about the people and keep working on it. You Tony had his brother Pat pick up “The city is helping; they cents a pound. That doesn’t of an international airlines pilot Mary on the ‘Mary Tyler Moore they hire, always with the show nothing without it. starving to death. her boyfriend and partner Tony Show.' have to trust yourself. their mother and bring her to furnish distribution centers. And nearly pay for the trucks. We (played by Josh Taylor) whos&, in mind but never at the expense “With it, well, if we as a “Dennis Weaver joined us Cacciotti. job makes theirs a romantic ‘That was 10 years ago," she Complefely." Rome to see her family. We and agreed to be president. the community handles have to keep fund-raising. We The organization has evolved of the people. They understand And she trusts Cacciotti. And joined 'them there and it was planet can make an internal have a paid manger at each commuter marriage but also explains. “Prices have escalated. that people being happy and commitment actually to shape Tony’s idea of contacting the distribution. We work through from his concept of contacting leaves her in the spot of being They used to order 24 shows. is totally committed. “We unbelievable! His mom is 86. supermarkets worked. We are churches, through shelters. In center, and volunteers sort out fulfilled is what makes a show haven’t really been separated Tony was bom very late in her the world around us, the sky’s supermarkets for free groceries. almost a single parent. Now the networks have to do great." businesslike. We are careful not the L.A. area there are 1.3 the food, cut any wilted leaves Now it has three paid since we met." When she was life, so all of his uncles and the limit as to what the world from the produce, wash it, “I’m not playing Rhoda.” she short orders. You get your little And Harper herself is happy can be. Ending hunger is the to interfere with supermarket million people who don’t get employees, 3(X) volunteers and insists. ‘Tm playing a today family of workers together and filming “Chapter II," there was aunts are in their 80s and 90s, business or the comings and enough to eat. And our program assemble orders. ■ an old van and is feeding 16,000 and fulfilled. She was always happy, healthy, vibrant people vehicle, but riding it people find woman with all her trials. shoot six episodes. caring, always generated Continuad... WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 10, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 10. 1986 9 Ttie Image Workshop 8 Insights into Childhood

Square face Round face Kids find comfort and safety when one is offered Beauty begins By Fred Rogers him, there seemed little doubt wKh Mrry Htad that it was closest thing he could have to his mother’s actual hairs have body. backs... and Once there, he’d comfort with the hair antis...and legs...and himself during his worry and seats. If I didn’ t sadness over her departure by know better, I might rocking himself (as his mother By Sandl Hastings head. If you wear your hair off be inclined to look had often done while she sang to your forehead, you'll elongate under a chair to find the seat; your face and wisps of hair near C him) and sucking his thumb in a Hair ise.ssential to brauly If our seats arc usually underneath the jawbone will soften the re-creation o f the nursing limes your hair doesn’t look right us. But then I can understand he and his mother so often harsh, souare look. your total look will be wrong To If you have a round face, the logic: W e pul our backs shared. look your best, your hair should cutting your hair close to the against the back o f the chair, our He knew where he was, if be the right color, the right cut nape of your neck makes your arms on the arms, our legs everyone else thought he was and the right style. neck, and consequently your where the chair’ s legs are, and sitting on a seat. To choose the right hair color face appear longer. More we pul our seals on the seal. There’s something else that you must know what is volume of top also lengthens the Long face A ll the same, it seems to me Heart-shaped face I’ve seen toddlers do many harmonious with your natural face and a.symmetrical bangs that that’ s adult logic. If a very times, and you may have seen it coloring. Because changing create a narrowing illusion. young child could tell us what too: A mother or father will lake your hair color can make a Short, blunt-cut hair sweeping he or she thought the parts o f a the toddler’s older brother or dram atic change in your looks. I upward draws the eye up and chair were, I wouldn’ t be sister up onto the lap to look at recommend you have your hair adds length to a round face. perm anently colored by a surprised to bear that child call a book or share a hug, and the The temples and forehead of a professional hairdresser, to the seat a lap. After all, we toddler will come tottering heartshaped face benefit by the ensure your best look. don’t put just our seats in a across the room and protest, softening effect brought on by chair; we pul our laps there, too. complaining loudly and tugging • Redheads look best with short hair which is brushed back warm golden glints or red tones Laps often have a deep and at the parent’ s knees or the older into a sleek wave. The layered € special importance for a child. child’s legs, added to their hair. hob cuts into the widest part of • Most blondes look attractive Children usually spend a lot o f "T h a i’ s my place'” the the jaw, giving a narrower with subtle highlights time there. Laps are closely toddler seems to be saying. appearance. • Brunettes with olive, associated with nursing and "M in e!” The same thing can A long face needs a lot of sallow, ruddy, or dark feeding. They’re warm, safe happen when a new baby is the fullne.ss on the sides for balance, complexions look best with places. In the earliest days and one who gels to sit in the lap — especially if the chin is rather medium to dark brown hair. weeks o f life, a child in a lap, sometimes, it must seem, almost narrow. A thick headband on the • Brunettes with fair or white leaning up against a caregiver’s all the time. If parents can seem model in the drawing flattens com plexions should choose body, may hear a lot o f internal like possessions to a young the crown of the head and ash-brown, dark brown, or sounds that became familiar child, and I believe they can, shortens the face. ■ black-brown shades during the nine months before then a parent’ s lap may become • Those determined to go birth. one o f the mo.st intimate and blonde should consider beige- And laps, along with breasts ■ .V 'H , prized possessions that one child blonde or ash-blbnde highlights and necks and shoulders, may can take away from another. fram ing the face rather than an Do you have a come to represent for children Those kinds of possessions arc all-over color to create a softer, one o f the closest points o f question for The hard to let go, even to share. younger looking effect physical contact they can have Image Workshop? Many adults find that they have Just as cosmetics can with the caregivers they are a favorite chair in the house, a effectively change the shape of Write to Sandi Hast­ growing to love. favorite “ lap.” It can be hard to your face, your hairstyle can One child, whenever his ings at W eekend Plus have a stranger or even a friend alter the shape of your face. To mother would go out and leave unwittingly take that place. That change the shape of a square Magazine, P.O. Box him with a babysitter, regularly can be particularly true if the face you need to draw attention 5P1 , Manchester, toddled over to the chair he most chair once belonged to a beloved away from jawline. Get plenty associated with his mother and parent or grandparent, once held of fullness on the top of your 06040. clambered up into its...lap. For a loving lap that held us, loo. ■

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WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 10. 1986 11 Sexuality 10 Sexuality He suffers from painful erections Get in touch with your own sensuality By Dr. Judith Kuriansky expectations. And don't worry her first husband wore when he that you're taking too much swept her o ff her feet. . his is the final pan o f time. Scent memories can be so To be sensuous, you must heighten all Husband refuses to see a doctor because he is too embarrassed your spring sensuous Try this exercise now: Rub powerful that you could even get makeover. W e have your finger against your.™ excited around the smell o f your senses. garlic if you once had an By Or. June ReinItch cancers are present for six to discussed how to dress forearm. Notice how your finger feels doing the touching. Now especially romantic evening eight years before reaching a — and undress — for experience your arm being eating a garlicky meal. size that is large enough to be sex and how to evaluate DEAR DR. REINISCH: My Please encourage your husband to Tthe r(X>ms in your home for the touched. Separate those two Sex therapists encourage The felt by manual examination. and turns, looking. Su.spend noises that originate nol from husband has had painful signs o f sensuality that exist or experiences Notice where the couples to appreciate their Studies have also shown that the judgment and criticism. your throat, but from farther erections for the past two and a consult a physician. A urologist — or, in might be needed. skin is softer or bonier. Don't natural body scents. W omen are Kinsey rate of death from breast cancer Such visual examinations are down. That will bring you more half months. He says the pain is Now we tackle the foundation: |udge what you're doing. often particularly harsh on is 30 percent lower among particular, a specialist in male fertility — a preliminary exercise in many in touch with deeper feelings not unbearable, just uncomfor­ Report your sensuous inner self The An exercise to do together: themselves. Learning to enjoy women over 50 who get sex enhancement programs to and make you more relaxed as table. Nothing else is noticeably might be more familiar with genital key is in the root o f the word; Take turns touching, first their scent greatly increases their annual mammograms. self-confidence in sex. help couples increa.se their well. wrong with either one of us. just your sense. avoiding any sexual body parts. Finding breast cancer early is sexual re.sponsiveness. Speaking. Beside making a pain in his penis when it is problems and better able to relieve your T o be sensuous, you need to Set an alarm so you^re not Seeing. Feast your eyes on directly related to survival, and thinking about the lime This Taste. "Your mouth kisses, but sounds, talking should al.so not erect. heighten all your senses. something about yourself or youi curing it usually requires less way you can concentrate on your how often does it actually be taboo during sex. I don’t He refuses to see a doctor husband’s embarrassment about being In springtime, all those senses partner you enjoy. Maybe it’s embarrassment about being extensive surgery and/or other responses W'ithoul pressure to experience tasting? Just as we mean reviewing the day's because he is too embarrassed. come alive You smell llowers. the roundness o f a hip, the angle examined. treatment. examined. respond. As a result, you W'ill have brxly scents, we have body troubles. But to heighten " What could be wrong? I am very you see bright colors and you o f a jaw or a tempting Even though mammography rcspoiul more. tastes. This suggestion may pleasure, you might keep a concerned about this. icel the fresh air Be as alert in expression. Point it out. Play it is clearly of benefit past age 35, Scent. The pertumc industry make you uncomfortable or running commentary aloud on sex up Breast test it is not perfect. Appoximately plavs lip this part o f sensuality. embarrassed. If it does, ask what feels good. DEAR READER: The pain Touch. Touch has healing First impressirrns are often 10 percent to 15 percent of breast yourself why. If you are inhibited about could be from any number of DEAR DR. REINISCH: lam So, if he is disease-free, this examination to nile out any Indeed, scent can play an made on what you see. You can cancers do not show up on power Studies show petting an This is another area about speaking up. practicing by different causes. It's going to very anxious to know what activity is not dangerous for disease that might be affecting important role. Some research maximize your physical X-rays. For this reason, women animal lowers blood pressure which women are particularly reading sexy passages aloud lake a visit to a physician, and 'experts advi.se women about you. regardless of the closure of the bladder neck at suggests pheromones (substances attractiveness by feeling gixrd must still continue to do monthly and thereby reduces stress self-critical. But learning to from books. probably tests, to determine if mammography. 1 see my frequency orgasm. in the body linked to sex about yourself, no matter what self-examinations and have Stroking a loved one or being accept and appreciate it can Alert all your senses to how medical treatment is necessary. gynecologist every year for a Diseases that can be Consult an internist ora hormones and apparently you look like, and by projecting regular manual examinations "pelted" yourselt can be equally increase self-confidence in and you and your partner feel and A number of infections and Pap smear and breast transmitted by oral-genital neurologi.sl or ask your family released by secretions as in an air o f pleasantness and by a physician to check for soothing out o f bed. your spring sensuality quotient skin problems can affect the examination. Every year be contact include gonorrhea, physician to order tests for sweat glandsi affect attraction. confidence. lumps and other changes in the Other studies on inlanl Sounds. Most people are will multiply. ■ foreskin, glans (head of the says everything is fine but says herpes .simplex, chlamydia, diabetes and neurological Musk IS marketed on this T o be a feast for anyone’ s breast. monkeys and human babies inhibited about making noises p^nis) and other surfaces of the condylomata acuminata, syphi­ (brain) functioning. If a disease |irinciplc. In one study, tor eves, move in ways you enjoy. he is obligated to recommend a show that those ileprued ol when making love. But sex penis. Another source of penile lis. hepatitis B and AIDS is involved, treatment may example, men rated photographs And in sexual encounters, even Dr. Kuriansky Is a clinical routine mammography, fol­ maternal eontai't and l omtort therapists encourage couples to pain during erection can be (Acquired Immune Deficiency restore ejaculation. ol women which were scented as ask your partner to move the psychologist and certified lowed by mammographies at even it given .uleqii.ile lood let out natural sounds. Sighs infections of the urethra or Syndrome). You should avoid all If the retrograde ejaculation more apiKaling than those wax you like. One patient o f sex therapist In New York least every four years. Soft drink douche had slower pin sic.il emolional trigger stress relief. sexual contact with partners is a result of injury, surgery or a unscenled but ei|ually allraclive. mine found intense new pleasure prostate. Problems like these Should I follow his advice and and social grovMh Some sounds may be City Send your question to DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’ve known to have an active stage of drug you need to maintain your Hut mental assiKialions play a once she built up courage to ask won't disappear without medi­ expose myself to radiation? I One ot Masieis .iiul lohnson's associated with pain. But it is Dr. Judith Kuriansky, heard that a good contraceptive the.se di.seases. ma|or role in this sense: If you her husband to pose seductively cal treatment. am scared and don’t know what basic health, you may want to niaior conirihuiiohs to ses healthy to let these out. Reassure Sunday Woman Plus magazine, douche (if one is caught discuss the matter with a .sex had a wondcriul experience in as if he were a pin-up on a male If no infectious agents or to do. iherapy is the exercise c.illed your partner he is not doing 235 East 4Sth Street, New unprepared) is a shaken-up the presence o f a certain scent, calendar York, N.Y. 10017. obvious skin conditions are therapist. Because erection, nondemand pleasuring I hat something wrong, and you don’ t Coke or 7-Up or other similar No ejaculation means you touch each other in .i sou'll be likely to get turned on Many women — and men — found, the pain could be from an D E AR READ ER: You did not orgasm and ejaculation are want to stop. allergic reaction to some state your age. but the current soft drink. True? separate functions, you can spirit oi ciiriosiis 'I'oii do it nol when sou smell that again. I have never really kxrked at all DEAR DR. REINISCH: I ’m 61 Eastern philosophies profess chemical (for example, contra­ guidelines of the American have a .satisfying sex life without walling lor the other person li' know a woman who would have parts o f their own — or their years young and enjoy an active partner’ s — body. As in the the healing powers o f repeating ceptive foam, lubricants, Cancer Society (and the D E AR R E AD E R : No. Al­ ejaculating. The semen simply respond, hut simply lor enioymg follosved any man in English sex life. 1 reach a climax, but touching exercises, take time. certain sounds. Practice making laundry soap or any other recommendations of the Am eri­ though some soft drinks have washes out of the bladder when the act ot touching ll.ive no Leather cologne, which is what there is no ejaculation. This has substance to which the penis is can Medical Association) are: a been shown to have some degree you urinate and poses no danger been very upsetting to me. exposed). Has any new prdduct baseline mammogram (breast of spermicidal action in to your ability to have erections I went to a urologist and was been used in your household X-ray) for women aged 35 to 40; laboratory tests, they have little and orgasms. ■ told that when I have my lately? mammograms yearly or every contraceptive value, because orgasm, the sperm and fluids go There are also cases in which other year for women aged 40 to sperm move too quickly to be into my bladder, and this is a sexual device has scratched 49; and yearly mammograms destroyed by douching with any u You can maximize your physical nothing to worry about. the penis or damaged penile for women over age 50. More solution. I am still very much attractiveness by feeling good about tissue (in the case of penile frequent or less frequent Research has shown that Sen(j questions to Or. concerned. Why would I not rings, for example). Any mammograms may be speci­ within 90 seconds of ejaculation, have a normal ejaculation? I ’.m Reinisch in care of The yourself, no matter what you look like, and incidents like this must be fied, depending on a woman’s viable sperm can be found in the a nervous wreck over this. mentioned to tbe examining individual risk factors or what is Fallopian tubes, where concep­ Kinsey Report, P.O, by projecting an air of pleasantness and physician so a correct diagnosis found during an examination. tion occurs. DEAR READER: The Box 48, Bloomington, can be made. Pain during I understand your concern Being sexually active means confidence. If •urologist is correct: In general, erection can be a sign of , about unnecessary exposure to accepting the responsibility to Ind. 47402. 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DEAR READER: If your If you have not had surgery or husband has no disease, there is do no take medications, you no disease for you to contract. should have a physical W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 10. 198q 12 At the Movies 13 to 20 WEEKEND TELEVISION Pullout Section Rim capsules Saturday, May 10

C rtltm (PQ>13) — Dm Widlace SIo im , Billy G rM n Bush, Scott GrtiHM, Torronca Mann. (8ci-FI TtiriHar) They are fuzzy little creatures with razor-sharp teeth and poisonous quills. And 7 :0 0 A M (3D Ci^itatn Bob [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey! they're hungry. When they escape from a maximum security d 3 Terrshawfct [HBOj MOVIE Testament' (CC) A ( D New Jersey Black Issues housffwifR maintains her dignity as her prison In outer space and land on Earth, these critters decide to children die from radiation poisoning quench their appetites by eating everything — and everyone — (li) Tom & Jerry ijennratod from a nuclear war that killed flD MOVIE; 'Attack of the Monsters' her husband Jane Alexander. William De­ Richard Pryor’s confession in sight. Stephen Herek has directed with precise pacing; There The inhabitants of the planet Tero threaten vane. Leon Ames 1983 Rated PG Eanh with destruction Nobuhiro Kajima, are chills, but also thrills and laughs. And It's all done without 9:00AM (33 Muppel Babies the viciousness Spielberg infused in "Gremlins." Grade: B-plus. Christopher Murphy. Miyuki Akiyama By Bob Thomas continues with a series of jobs 1969 CSj Popples (^ ) Bullwinkle CS) (40) Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Co­ and wives, pushing his comedy Ginger and Fred (PG-13) — Glullatta Masina, Marcallo medy Hour Barr>ey Bear & Friends Self-revelation has been a to new and daring heights and MastrolannI, Franco Fabrlzl. (Comedy-Drama) This is a terrific (9J Millionaire Maker Ring Around the World himself to new plateaus of booze satire of television and the power it has to make — and break — (16) Uncle Waldo popular exercise from St. $D Newsmakers and dope. the human spirit. It is also a homage to the '30a era epitomized (20) Voyagers Augustine's “Confessions" to Uttie House on the Prairie Not a pleasant story, and by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. And, like a faded (22) (30) Smurfs Bob Fosse's "All That Jazz." t*i) Follow Mo Pryor tells it with unspairing high-school yearbook, it reeks of romance, wilted passion and (24) Sesame Street (CC) $t) Superirtends Now comes another gifted Review candor. broken promises as a World War II dance team is reunited for a 136) Ask the Manager [CNN] Daybreak figure. Richard Pryor, flashing TV special. This may not be Fellini's finest film, but the Italian v41) Nuestra Familia The best sequence concerns [D IS ] Mousercise his soul before the public in "Jo (5/) Yankee Woodlot his first job as comic relief master proves he hasn't lost his touch. Augusto Poderosi is [MAX] MOVIE; Empire Strikes Back' Jo Dancer, Your Life Is between the strippers. Paula superb as an overzealous transvestite. Grade: B. ICC) While Han Solo and Princess Loia enl­ 161) Lost in Space Calling." as the charred Jo Jo is being Kelly is marvelous as the ist the help of Lando Calrissian to battle the (DIS) Welcome to Pooh Corner Gung Ho (PG-13) - Michael Keaton, Gedde Waianabe, evil empire. Luke Skywalker is instructed [ESPN] Revco's World Class Women Pryor has denied that the film rushed to intensive care in a compassionate Satin Doll, and by the mystical Jedi teacher Yoda Mark hospital. As doctors struggle to George Wendt, MIml Rogers. (Comedy) Actor/director Ron Hamill. Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher 1980 (R) is strictly autobiographical, so is Billy Eckstine as the [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow Howard comes out of the sea ("Splash") and sky ("Cocoon") to Rated PG although he admits that it is save his life, a ghost-like Jo Jo singing emcee who helps Jo Jo Expo tackle turf. Or, to be more precise, to tackle the problems that [USA] Jimmy Swaggart "close, real close." Indeed. Both rises to confront the dying man learn the ropes. Another 9:05AM [M A X ] M OVIE: Places in occur when a Japanese company invades a small-town auto 7 :3 0 A M OD Dungeons and Dragons Jo Jo and Richard rose from with his past follies. musical star. Carmen McRae, the Heart' (CC) A widow struggles to factory in Pennsylvania. To be even more precise, Howard C?D Wonderama kffop her farm and her family together dur- squalid beginnings and honed We see the young Jo Jo provides warmth as the boy's ifu) thr dffpression era in Texas Sally Field. • doesn't tackle the topic: he fumbles It. "Gung Ho" is not a C®)In Depth theircraft in strip joints. Both grandmother. Danny Glovei, Lindsay Crouse 1984 taunted by his schoolmates potent social comedy, but a lighthearted romp that manages to (11) Vottron. Defender of the Universe had four failed marriages. Both Inevitably. "Jo Jo Dancer" is Hated PG because his mother is one of the be half-entertaining all the time. Rubber-faced Keaton Is fun to (20) Underdog were heavy dopers and nearly a downer. Though some of the 9; 1 0AM [C N N ] Health Week leading attractions at the local watch, oven after the film runs out of gas. Grade; B. (30) Mr. T stand-up comedy shines 9;30AM i 5) Ulysses 31 killed themselves by immola­ whorehouse. Newly married and (36) It's Your Business tion. through, it is overwhelmed by 18 Dudley Do-Right living with his father. Jo Jo is Just BetwMn Friends (PG-13) - Mary Tylar Moora, Christine (61) Robotech the mindless self-destruction of Lahti, Ted Danson, Sam Waterston. (Comedy-Drama) A woman 38 Andy Griffith Pryor, who produced and thrown out of the house because [CNN] Sports Review the hero. Jarring, too, is the fact (Lahti) discovers that her now best friend (Moore) is married to 41 New Jersey Hispano directed the film and co-wrote it he wants to be a comedian [DIS] You and Me. Kid that most of the characters use the man she's been having an affair with. A comedy of errors .57; Rod & Reel with Rocco Urbisco and Paul instead of a hog butcher. 8 :0 0 A M (ID The Wuzzles (CC) the same obscenities Pryor ensues, then the film takes a more serious turn when a genuine (CNN] Money Week Mooney, begins the confessional Landing in Cleveland and employs in his concert act (3 ) Popeye (DISl Donald Duck Presents tragedy strikes. Director Alan Burns keeps both the comedy CIO Panther and Sons (CC) incredibly naive, the young man A Columbia Pictures release lESPN) Tennis Magatine and the tragedy a little too tightly under control, but there are CiD Straight Talk nevertheless manages to find rated R for language, drugs, plenty of good moments. All four stars turn in first-rate 10:00AM CD Hulk Hogan s Rock n' Bob Thomas reviews movies work as a comic — until he (li) Little Rascals Wrestling nudity. Runningtime: 97 performances, but Lahti is the standout. Grade: B. C^) Fat Altmrt for The Associated Press. clashes with the Mob. He minutes. ■ Cl) Bionic Woman Legend (PG) — Tom Cruise, Mia Sara, Tim Curry. (Fantasy) ( ^ Snorks (8) !40l Laff A Lympics C24D Sesame Street (CC) This one is for undemanding fantasy fans only. The forces of ff) Solid Gold ^ From the Editor's Desk good (represented by Cruise and Sara) take on the forces of (11) Puttin' on the Hits (41) Los Polivoces (18) Lome Greene's New Wilderness evil and darkness (represented by Curry). The story is as (|i) Vortron. Defender of the Universe predictable as they come, and the creatures of darkness are so (20) Greatest American Hero EN C O R E! — "North and South" isn't Hal Holbrook's first time out as Abraham Lincoln. [CNN] Daybreak (24) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood Treasure drama Title switch Rating guide grotesque that they're often painful to look at. Curry shows an ' In fact, he's already won an Emmy for playing America's 16th president in the limited [DIS] Dumbo's Circus (38) Maverick HOLLYW OOD (UPI) - Cliff occasional spark as Darkness, and Sara is lovely to look at, but (ESPN) Australian Rules Football '86 series “Sandburg's Lincoln" in the mid-1970s. The finale o f' 'North and South, Book II' HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Tri- Motion Picture Association of this flick has little else to recommend it. Grade: C-mlnus. (41) Reino Sahraie Robertson and Loretta Swit will (R| (57) Motorweek Star Pictures announced it is America rating definitions: (TMC) MOVIE; 'Julius Caesar' Political airs Sunday, May 11 on ABC. star in "Dreams of Gold: The changing the title of "Sexual G — General audiences. All Lucas (PG) — Corey Halm, Kerri GrM n, Charlie Sheen. intrigues lead to the tall of Caesar in ancient (81) Wrestling ^'~ Roma Marion Brando, Jamas Mason. Ed- [D ISl Wind in the Wiltowa Mel Fisher Story," a dramatic Perversity in Chicago." adapted ages admitted. (Comedy-Drama) In which some clean-cut 16-year-old jock ing Peter Spelson. Christopher Carbis, morKi O'Brien 1953. In Stereo (ESP N ) Championship Roller E)arby ade the Shaolin Monastery after it is destroyed two-hour TV movie based on a from Pulitzer Prize-winning PG — Parental guidance learns a lesson about dedication and bravery from ah Robin Newton. 1979. [USA] Alive 8i Weill ( ^ Wrastling by the Ching dynasty. David Chiang, Lo . real life treasure hunt. i playwright David Mamet's Obie [HBOl MOVIE: 'Gotcha' (CCI A young suggested. Some material may underdeveloped 14-year-old genius. Haim plays Lucas with college student's make-believe espionage (g ) ® Alvin & the Chipmunks Lieh. 1978. 12:30PM (D MOVIE; For Pata's The Fishers spent more than 8 :3 0 A M ( J ) Berenstaln Beers Sake' A woman borrows rnorrey from a Award-winning play. not be suitable for children. verve, and redheaded Green as Maggie, the girl Lucas loves and game turns real when he meats a beautilul Nature; Birdwatch from Florida A (g ) Mr. T 16 years searching for the 3 3 Rairtbow Brite female spy. Anthony Edwards, Linda Fior- loan shark to send her husband to college. When Tri-Star attempted to PG-13 — Special parental loses, evokes a gentle warmth. Sheen (another sibling from the compilation of footage from birdwatches (g ) Rod & Reel Barbara Streisand. Michael Sairazin. Es­ (XI IS) Littles (CCI entino 1985 Rated PG-13. sunken treasure of the Nuestra schedule television commer­ Martin Sheen acting stable) is the jock who befriends Lucas at various sites in Florida is presented. (60 ^ Comedy Classics telle Parsons. 1974. guidance strongly suggested for (31) MOVIE: 'Mr. Muggs Rides A ^ n ' (TMC) MOVIE: 'Brewster's Millions' Senora de Atocha, a Spanish min.) (3 ) MOVIE: ‘The Great Sioux Massacre' cials and reserve newspaper children under 13. Some and then wins the love of Maggie. The film is somewhat more Another comedy wrth Leo Gorcey and the (CCI A minor league baseball player must @ ) Spiderman (3$) Three Stoopes This is the story of Custer's Last Stand galleon that sank off the Florida East Side Kids Loo Gorcey, East Side Kids spend 30 million dollars in 30 days to in­ Jo y of Painting advertising space for the film's material may be inappropriate , ^[1,? ^slsvision "Afternoon Special" but somewhat less than a against the Sioux nation and the events herit a even larger sum of money. Richard (S) Lucha Ubre SIN Keys in 1622. Their efforts paid July release, the company 1945 leading up to it. Joseph Cotten, Darren [CNN] Evans and Novak for young children. fulfilling adult drama. But it's a great flick for the under-16 Pryor, John Candy, Lonette McKee. 1985 @ Say Brother off last July, when the family (H Quo Pesa, USA? McGavin. Phil Carey. 1965. [M A X ] MOVIE; Gboatbustara' (CC) A learned that the picture's R — Restricted. Under 17 crowd. Take the kids! Grade: B. Rated PG In Stereo. © ) World Class Championship Wres­ discovered the sunken ship, with (ZtJ) Spldarman (3 ) Candlepin Bowling trio of misfits goes into business to rid suggestive title was unaccepta­ requires accompanying parent [U S A ] Keys to Success tling homes of evil spirits. Bill Murray. Dan Ayk­ The Mo h m Pit (PG) — Tom Hanks, Shelley Long, Alexander ( ^ ^ Gummi Bears (CCI (41) Rumbo al Mundial hundreds of millions of dollars in ble to broadcast media until or adult guardian. 10:10AM [C N N ] CNN Travel Guide [E S P N ] Mark Sosin's Sait Water Jour­ royd, Harold Ramis. 1983. Rated PG. gold and silver. Godunov. (Comedy) The minute this romantic couple moves ® Wall Street Jouttiol Report nal @ Sesame Street (CC) after 11p.m. Other broadcasters X — No one under 17 admitted. 10:30AM CB ® Ewoks/Orolds Ad­ 1:0 0 P M (B M OVIE: The Devil Within into a dream house, its starts to self-destruct. Slime emerges (CNN) Big Story [M A X ] MOVIE; The Fastest Gun Alive' © ) MOVIE; 'Cold Sweat' A man who let James Goldstone will direct refused to run commercials at venture Hour Her’ A nightclub stripper gives binh to a Some states may have higher A peaceful western storekeeper tries to a friend take the rap for a crime they com­ demon-possessed child. Joan Collins. Ei­ the film, which will be broadcast from the pipes, small electrical fires erupt almost every time a mitted together is now asked to repay him all and some newspapers would age restrictions. (it) FTV escape his reputation as a fast gun. Glenn leen Atkins. 1975. by CBS-TV in the 1986-87 season. light switch is flipped, and the staircase collapses. When they Ford. Jeanne Crain, Broderick Crawford. or risk losing his wife and daughter. accept advertising only in their Oi) America's Top Ten (T ) The Rockford Files try to have the house repaired, they discover that local workers 1956 Charles Bronson, Liv Ullmann, James Ma­ X-rated sections. Channels (2^ (3® Punky Brewster CD MOVIE: 'Return of the Eighteen have to be bribed with outrageous sums to even come and take [U S A ] Best of Money. Money son. 1974, The production company, (24) Newton's Apple (CC) The secrets ol [CNN] Nowaday Worldwide ^ Bronzemen' a look at the place. "Money Pit" has its amusing moments, but sunlanning are exposed 1 1 :3 0 A M (T ) Kid's Worid afraid the film would not be WFSB Hartford. C T ) [D IS ] Mysteries of the Deep Watch dif­ 05 MOVIE: 'Massacre at Central High' s none of the gags are original, and watching the house fall apart WNEW New York. NY (43) Super Libro (X) T.V. Auction ferent marine life from their birth to matur­ A crazed student seeks bloody revenge on effectively marketed, changed $ some teenage hoodlums. Andrew Stev­ IS sometimes positively painful. Grade: C-plus. WTNH New Haven. CT C57) Presontel ® (8 ) Kidd Video ity. (60 min.) the title to "About Last Night New York, NY 9 ens Robert Stevens, Robert Carradine, WOR [C N N ) Style With Else Klensch [ESPN] Horse Show Jumping: VaUey New York. NY l| (4d) Super Powers Team; Galactic 1976 .. ." The picture stars Rob Lowe, On Valentina's Day (PG) - Hallie Foote, William WPIX Guardians Forge Military Academy Grand Prix WTXX Watarbury. CT 20 (DISl MOVIE: 'The Water Babies' An Demi Moore. Jim Belushi and 22 From Wayne. PA. (90 min.) 0D Soul Train C on va^R o berls, MIchMl Higgins, Steven Hill, Matthew WW,LP Springfield, MA apprentice chimneysweep travels Irorti the @ Tony Brown's Journal 24 London streets to adventure in Shark Cas­ [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Pilot' A pilot, using (g ) Inside Look Elizabeth Perkins. Broderick. (Drama) Horton Foote ("Tender Mercies." "The Trip WEOH Hartford. CT [CNN] NCAA Preview Hartford. C T 20 tle James Mason, Tommy Pender. 1978 alcohol to deal with his problems, tries to (2$ Modem Maturity WVIT [E S P N ] NFL's Greatest Moments; NFL to Bountiful ) writes lyrical screenplays extolling the virtues of WSBK Boston, MA 2t [U S A ] Crafts Video Magazine reform. Cliff Robertson. Diane Baker. Frank 40 Symfunny (S ) U t's Go Bowling WGGB Springfield, MA Converse. 1980. Rated PG. D u '* deeply rooted In tradition; >4t (g ) Washington Week in Review (CC) WXTV Paterson, NJ 11 ;00AM H) Richie Rich [U S A ] Hollywood Insider [TMC] MOVIE: 'Electric Dreams' A Robeil^Duvall calls it "rural Chekhov." Here, the characters and Springfield. MA }T [CNN] Newsday WGBY (X) MOVIE: 'Guns for San Sebastian' 1 2:0 0 P M QD Puttin' on the Hits In young architect and his personal computer (»r)flicts of a small Texas town are given some time to work out Hartford, C T It Peasants mistake an army desener for a W TIC • Stereo. fall in love with the same girl. Lenny Von [DIS] Edison Twins CNN C.bl. N .w . Ntwrk ICfiNi priest when ho arrives in an isolated vil­ Dohlen. Virginia Madsen. Bud Cort. 1984, their problems and work through their imaginations. This is a lots) (g ) ® ) Maior Laague Basa- DISNEY Disney Channel lage. Anthony Quinn, Anjonotio Comer. (T ) W W F Championship Wrestling Rated PG. In Stereo. 1 :1 5 P M lESPNl gentl^nd slow-moving film that occasionally sags but never ESPN Sports Network Charles Bronson 1968 (T ) Voyagers ball: Cincinnati at Naw York Mats or iHBOl [USA] MOVIE; 'Tha Psychotronic Man’ wilts. Grade: B-mlnus. HBO Horn. Box Oflic. San Diago at Chicago Cubs lm*Wl W W F All-Star Wrestling Q l) Pro Wrestling USA A typical family man loses conscious con­ CINEMAX Cinamax (X) 1 wid trol of his mind when a mysterious sub­ TMC Movie Channel [ g i) Soul Train MOVIE; 'Slice of Death' A young ... ContInuBd lUSAl conscious power takes over without warn­ (Film gnding: A — $up*rb; B — good; C — average; D — USA USA N.twork 0 i Coca Cola 100th Annlversery Per- master of the martial arts vows to restore poor, F — mwlul) WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. May 10. 1986 — 15

WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 10, 1986 - U Saturday, Continued Saturday, Continued m tal death leavirtg him stranded in the moun­ to the top of the prison snake pit Sean tains. Robert Ryan, Rhonda Fleming. Penn, Ally Sheedy 1982 M o s i a l Q t a chological testing and behavioral analysis William Lundigan. 1953 [C N N ] Sports Tonight 1 :30PM ® ) Living With Aninwls in marketing and advertising is examined (4D Jovenes Heroes Sene llena de accion. 12:00AM (iD Dempsey artd Make­ Wall Street Week humor y romance. Un entretenimiento para [C N N ] Special Report peace This modern Stone Age family was the longest-run- [CN N ] Nawsm^er Saturday 3 4 5 los televidontes de todas las edades (2 [TM C] MOVIE: 'Sacred Ground' A DOWN CiD The Untouchables ning cartoon series on prime-time TV, yaba-aaba-do- [DIS] MOVIE: 'Father of the Bride' A mountain man and his family become tar­ ACROSS hrs.) C3D Three Stooges Festival ing on the small screen from 1960 to 1966. bride-to-ba puts her family through the trial gets when they unknowingly settle on a 2 Streaa [CN N ] CNN Evening News of staging an immense wedding. Spencer 1 of the Dead" "The FUntstones," like a later kids' show, "The sacred Paiute Indian burial ground Tim o 3 Frer>ch arllcie [HBO] On Location: Howie Mandel (4iD Sabados Locos Tracy. Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Benrtett Mclntire, Jack Elam. Serene Hedin. 1983. 5 "I Love — " 4 Engineer: abbr. Howie Mandel's unique comic style is [CN N] Newsnight M u p p e ls," contained a fair dose of adult parody and 1950 Rated PG 9 to Midnight” showcased in his outrageous nightclub o 10 World War II agcy. 5 Tennis shots [ESPN] AWA Wrestling irony. Bedrock was a city of split-level caves where [ESPN] National High School Dance 4-:00PA/1 Ci i ) Dance Fever 16 17 6 " — the Down Staircase" act (60 min.) Team Championships 12 Daisy Lloyd on "Finder 12:10AM [M A X ] M OVIE: Blazing housewives utilized appliances such as baby-elephant M O V IE: 'Piranha' Vacationers at a re- of Lost Loves" 7 Mec Greedy on "Charlie [MAX] MOVIE: Empire Strikes Back' ICC) While Han Solo and Princess Leia enl­ Saddles' A crooked attorney general ap­ vacuum cleaners. Animated guest stars included TV 2:00PM ® GoM: Byron Nelson Clas­ son are terrorized by a school of savage 15 on Harvest Moon" & Compeny" ist the help of Lando Calnssian to battle the points a black sheriff to a small Western host Ed SuUystone, attorney Perry Masonry and movie sic piranha accidentally unleashed in the wat­ (clue to puzzle answer) 8 Slightly open f: evil empire. Luke Skywalker is instructed town in a scheme to take over the territory. CD Bamaby Jones ers Bradford Dillman, Heather Menzies, r 18 Destroy 11 Stylish Cleavon Little, Gene Wilder, Harvey Kor- star Stoney Curtis. . „ l c i Kevin McCarthy. 1978 13 Payable by the mystical Jedi teacher Yoda Mark Cii Space: 1999 20 Poems Hamill, Harrison Ford. Came Fisher 1980 man 1974 Rated R The FUntstones and their neighbors, the Rubbles, (22) CHiPs Patrol 21 Consequence 14 " » Jonea and the ^ M O V IE: 'Broken Arrow' One man's o Rated PG 1 2:30 AM ® Mad Movies With the bore more than a passing resemblance to the hrar"' 22 Senses Temple of Doom" courage helps bring peace between the @4) Madeleine Cooks [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock L.A. Comwetion dens and Nortons of "Th e Honeymooners," albeit 24 "The — Massey Show” 16 Ron. Clint and Ken Apaches and the Arizona settlers in the CfO) (38) Major League Baseball; Boston 17 Court neceealty [C N N ] Evans and Novak with a prehistoric twist. Loud-mouthed and paunchy 1870's. James Stewart. .Jeff Chandler. 25 Pop 10:30PM (X) Black News at O ^ la n d 19 Actor Nolan Debra Paget. 1950. 28 Actor McLarty (2d) Alfred Hitchcock [DIS] Scheme of Things Fred Flintstone was a blue-collar worker at the Rock Cfl) PELICULA: 'Cicloo' Arthur Kennedy. 31 Came Bronson" 23 Houston bail players Head & Quarry Cave Construction Co. His wife Wilma Cats and Dogs (CC) Andres Garcia 26 Expression of surprise 12:45AM [T M C ] m o v i e , she' An 32 "The Nancy — 10:45PM [DIS] DTV immortal amazon queen is beseeched by ^ M O V IE: 'The Sentinel' A woman dis­ 27 Curtains was sometimes cynical but always forgiving; her voice ^7) Magic of Oil Painting Mysteriea" two of the last good guys on a post- covers a terrifying secret about the tenants 1 1 ;00PM C£) Eyewitness News even had the twang of Alice Kramden's. And Barney MOVIE: 'Welcome Home, Soldier 34 Not Italic 29 "Murder on the — apocalypse Earth to rescue their kid­ of her apartment building and is caught up MOVIE: 'The Mechanic' A hired as B ^ s ' Four ex-Green Berets return home 36 OigrMSion Express' ClD napped lady friend Sandahl Bergman, Har­ Rubble's bumble quotient paralleled Norton's. in a ritual of terror that leads her to the sassin devises 100 ways to eliminate his with an arsenal of weapons and embark on o 37 Sol (clue to puzzle 30 Actor Beetty gates of Hell Cristina Raines. Chris Saran­ victims Charles Bronson, Jan-Michael rison Muller Cro-Magnon cavorters also included Pebbles and a cross country orgy of terror Joe Don answrer) 33 Woven fabric: woof don. Burgess Meredith 1977 Vincent. Keenan Wynn 1972 12:50AM [H B O ) m o v i e : The Hill. Bamm Bamm, the couples' children and Fred's ever- Baker. Don Koslo, Allan Vint 1972. 36 Jllllan or Wedgeworih 35 Actreaa Foch (!§] Wrestling m H JB 36 From a distance (X) ^ (4® News Have Eye. Part If A busload of teenagefs emoting dinosaur Dino. "Flintstone" viewers had to [D IS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet 41 Actreaa Ward falls prey to a Inbe of savages living in the 36 Home of the Cerdinala; reach adolescence before they understood all the par­ (41) El Mundo del Box [HBO] MOVIE: Beat Street' Young 42 "9 to 5" star (X) Off Track Betting abbr. desert hills 1985 Rated R dZ) Urtdersea World of Jacques Cous­ people in a contemporary urban ghetto (11) (2® Teles from the Darkside ody and caricatures, but Dino's yapping and Fred's 40 National income: abbr. 1 Melbe Moore's Colloc- teau find creative outlets in graffiti art. rapping :00AM CE (ID Mod Squad tion of Love Song. In Stereo floundering still had them begging to stay up late. (§1) M O V IE: 'Batman' Villains of the un­ and breakdancing. Rae Dawn Chong, Guy P (2D NewsCenter d ) MOVIE: Gontlomen Jim' James J Question: "The FUntstones" macabre next-cave derworld )O in forces to dispose of Batman Davis 1984 Rated PG. Corbett unseats John L Sullivan in the neighbors. Weirdly and Creepella Gruesome, were a and Robin Adam West. Burt Ward. Cesar [U S A ] Dick Cavett (R). (24) Great Detective Romero 1966 ($7) Fall and Rise of Regirtald Perrin U S s last legal bare-knuckles ^ «in g parody of couples on what two TV shows! 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up ooooooo championship Errol Flynn. Alesis Smith. [H B O ] M OVIE: ‘Squijzy Taylor' A small­ 0 I « M CofTHxHog (61) It's a Living Jack Carson 1942 time thug rises to national prominence in 4:30PM dD Puttin' on the Hits [C N N ] Pinnacle -sjaisunyy aq±,, pue „Ai!iuej sm tppv a q i,, uaMSuy the Australian underworld of the 1920's (1$ Frugal Gourmet oooooo 33 ABC New. David Atkins, Alan Cassell 1982 [DIS] MOVIE: The Computer Wore [CN N ] Big Story Tennis Shoes' A college student, who ac­ (Ill Twilight Zone [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Some Kind of Hero' An cidentally acquires a computer's abilities, (18 CNN Headline New. ex-GI finds life at home more difficult than [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Experience Preferred But Not Essential' A college-bound girl TV Puzzle solution on page 20 runs afoul of the gangster who donated the 9f) New Generation his SIX years as a POW Richard Pryor. computer to the school Kurt Russell. Margot Kidder. Ray Sharkey 1982 Rated working a summer job as a resort waitress (^1 MTV Top 20 Video Countifown sets out to create the past she never had C e s a r Romero. Joe Flynn 1969 Rated G Bud Con 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo R royd. Harold Ramis 1983 Rated PG g® Three Stooge. Remick role Elizabeth Edmonds. Sue Wallace, Geral­ (5^ Adam Smith's Money World (11J (81) A t the Movies [ESPN] SportsCenter Team for TV [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Cave of the Living 3:00AM [CN N ] Newsnight dine Griffith 1982 Rated PG (22) As Schools Match Wits [USA] MOVIE: Tha Hearse' An olct MOVIE: ‘The Terminator' (CC) In 1 :1 0AM [CN N ] CNN Travel Guide Dead' Interpol is called in to investigate fSIt Fame [HBO] HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Lee Packard barrels down deserted roads and the year 2029. the rulers of Earth devise [U S A ] Night Flight (R| NEW YORK (UPI) - Walt the murders of seven young women in a 5:00PM CD Mission; Impossible [CN N] Newswatch (24) Fourth Estate pays midnight calls to a schoolteacher s 1 :3 0 A M (H M 0 V IE : - White Cargo' An the ultimate plan that will reshape the fu­ m o v i e : 'O e « h Smllee on Remick and Patrick McGoohan small village Adrian Haven, Erika Rem- ( ^ ) Price Is Right Englishman succumbs to the charm of a 3:30AM (13 Disney Domestic Television and (X) 0® Indianapolis 500 Tim e Trials [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rhinestone' (CC| An remote country house Trish Van Devore ture by chartging the j>88t Arnold Schwar­ a Murderer' A young man brings on su­ berg. Carl Mohner 1965. Joseph Cotton. Perry Lang 1980 native girl on a tropical plantation in Africa, will star in “ Of Pure Blood,” a (X) Greatest American Hero established country singer bets that she (38) Maude zenegger, Linda Hamilton. Michael Biehn pernatural destruction and disaster when People magazine have teamed can turn a loudmouthed New York City cab Hedy Lamarr. Waller Pidgeon. Frank Mor- new CBS-TV two-hour movie 2:1 0PM [C N N ] Health Week (4|® What's Happening Now C C (40) J m Bash (CC| Jon 1984 Rated R he tries to bring the dead back to life. Ewa up to produce a new first-run (Tl) Fame driver into a convincing country enter lamer 8:30PM gar> 1942 runs into his hooker girlfriend Lorna in .i MOVIE: Some Kind of Hero' An Aulin. Klaus Kinski. Angela Bo. 1973. scheduled for next season. 2;30PM d4) Bodywatch |CC| The la- Cl8) Pepsi Duckpin Challenge in two weeks Sylvester Staliont. Dolly [E S P N ] Historic Indianpolis 500 Films [TMC] 95 Independent Networlt Nows syndicated television show for police raid ex GI finds life at home more difficult than test information on fetuses and newborns Panon. Richard Farnsworth 1904. Rated [U SA ] Cover Story [C N N ] Thia Week in Japan The romantic-adventure film W W F Championship Wrestlirtg his SIX years as a POW Richard Pryor A B C N e w . the fall of 1987. IS the focus qf this program PG (11) Major League Baseball: New York [ESPN] OoH: Senior PGA Tour Domi­ will be shot entirely in Europe (^4) Capitol Journal 8:00PM (D C ra z y Likea Fox Harry and Yankees at Texas Margot Kidder. Ray Sharkey 1982 Rated [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report The result is "People,” a [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch [MAX] MOVIE: "The Tender Trap' A nion Invitational from San Antonio. TX . (2 on locations in Hungary and (§Z) Julia Child and Company Harrison go golfing with Harrison’s father- (2^ (30) Facts of Life Natalie and Tootie R [ESPN] Chempioo.hip Rollor Derby hrs.) (R). topical daily half-hour show [ESPN] To Be Anrtounced footloose New York bachelor is fair game in-law-and discover a murder on the back [CNN] Newswatch for the tender traps of the city's marriage- make sorhe discoveries when they move [USA] Night Flight [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'Screwballe' High delivered five days a week with Germany. Remick will play a [M A X ] MOVIE: The Cannonball Run'A nine (60 min ) (R) 1 -45AM [M AX] MOVIE: The High [DIS] MOVIE: ‘Stories from a Flying minded women Frank Sinatra. Debbie into an apartment together In Stereo Hawaii Fhre-0 e .t Honor' A World War II Australian school buddies try to get revenge on the New York professional woman strange mix of people compete in a coast- rs) MOVIE: 'Manpower' Two close 11:30PM (X) a special one-hour weekend Trunk' The tales of Hans Christian Ander­ Reynolds. Celeste Holm 1955. [D IS] Mousterpiece Theater commando force raids Japanese con­ homecoming queen who got them put on to coast race, doing anything to win Burt friends who work as hiyh-iension repair (X ) M OVIE; 'Tha Voice of Terror' Holmes who returns to her native sen come to life with live action, animation trolled Singapore John Howard, Stuart detention. Peter Keleghan. Lynda Speciale. edition. The show will be fed Reynolds, Farrah Fawcett. Dom DeLuise [USA] Dancin' USA men break up over thoir love for a clip-jomt rS TA irw o if A conniving nu searches for saboteurs who carry out and ballet Murray Melvin. Royal Ballet 9:00PM Alan Daveau. 1983. Rated R. daily via satellite to participat­ Germany to investigate the 1981 Rated PG hostess Edward G Robinson. George clear plant security head romances Caitlm threats of destruction via radio Basil Rath- Wilson 1984 Rated R 1978 6:30PM (X) CB S News violent death of her student son. Raft. Marlene Dietrich 1941 as part of a plan to steal Airwolf (60 mm ) bone. Nigel Bruce, Evelyn Ankers 1942 3:55AM [H B O ] m o v i e : whiripod' a ing stations and is targeted 3:00PM CS MOVIE; 'Daredevils of CD Small Wonder 2:00AM (S) At the Moviei [E S P N ] Golf'. Senior PGA Tour Domi- (R) handsome private eye takes on the Joseph Sargent will direct the Kung Fu' (X ) (3D Mr. Sunshine (CC) Warren falls (30 M OVIE: 'Crazies' A military plane, (S® Thet'e tha Spirit specifically for the prime access niooJnvitational from San Antonio. TX. {2 (X) ABC World News Saturday carrying biological warfare virus, c r a ^ s strange case of a missing blind girl. Alain (it) (40) Tennis: TOurrtament of Cham­ for a conniving female student who's after CC (40) Miss Hollywood 1986 Alan film which also features hrs ) Live near a small Pennsylvania town Lane Car- [CNN] Crosefiro ^ Delon. Rated NR. time period. pions Coverage is featured from Forest ^ NBC Nightly News his job Thicke and Emma Samms host this beauty Katharina Boehm, Gottfried [U S A ] Saturday Cartoon Express roll. W . G McMillan 1973 "It is unprecedented to Hills, NY (2 hrs ) Live (IS) Better Health (X) M OVIE: 'Kilters of Kilimanjaro' An and talent competition from Hollywood. 2:20AM [H B O ] m o v i e : Ghouliee- 4:00AM [C N N ] Larry King Wedtend CA (2 hrs ) Live 1984 Rated P G -13. announce plans for a first-run John and Edith Schneider. MOVIE; '2020 Texas Gladiators' Odd Couple engineer, commissioned to survey and (3D The Honeymooners 4:15AM [TM C] MOVIE: Sacred 5:30PM (24) (87) Victory Garden build the first East African railway, is beset (22) ( ^ Golden Giris Dorothy, Rose and Harrison Muller 1984 A B C News (2D M O V IE: 'Thief' A woman and a mas­ 2 '30AM (11) M OVIE: "The Bridge of Ground' A mountain man and his family syndicated show so far in [CN N ] Newsmaker Saturday by wild beasts, hostile tribesmen, and an Blanche reminisce about how they all came ter safecracker become involved in the in­ San Lu l. Ray- Five travelers meet their become targets when they unknowingly (11) Star Games (S7) Bodywatch advance,” said Robert Jacqu- [TM C] MOVIE: Back in the U S A.' Arab slave trader Robert Taylor. Anthony to live together In Stereo trigue of the underworld James Caan, doom when a Peruvian bridge collapses settle on a sacred Paiute lndiar> burial (18) M O V IE: 'Hot Millions' A crook pulls Three young men are tracked down and [C N N ] Pinnacle ^ Newloy. Anne Aubrey 1960 (24) Last Waltz on a Tightrope A writer Tuesday Weld. Robert Prosky 1981 Lynn Ban, Francis Lederer, Louis Calhern. ground. Tim Mclntire. Jack Elam. Sererte emin, senior vice president of off a terrific heist by using a computer Karl tortured for having inadvertently snapped [D IS ] Winnie the Pooh and a Day for (iD To Be AnrKHjnced seeks to unravel the mystery surrounding (2D Saturday Night Live In Stereo 1944 Hedin 1983 Rated PG Disney's Domestic Television Malden. Bob Newhart 1968 a photo of an anii-Castro training camp Eeyore Pooh discovers that everyone has ClD M OVIE: 'The Mango Tree' A teena­ the death of an eccentric widow's hus C4D M OVIE: Children of Divorce' Three [C N N ] Sport. Latenight (24) House for All Seasons Ken Wahl, Bradford Dillman. Pat Hingle band (60 mm ) unit. forgotten Eeyore's birthday and then pro­ ger living with his grandmother m a small families from different social levels cope 4:55AM [M A X ] m o v i e : Charlie 1981 Rated PG [ESPN] SportsCenter CS^ Under Sail ceeds to make amends Australian town comes of age Geraldine (§7) M OVIE: 'Angels with Dirty Faces' with the problems of separation Barbara Chaplin: The Little Tramp' A documen­ 6:00PM (X) Eyewitness News Fitzgerald. Christopher Pate 1977 Tw o young men who grew up together m Feldon. Greg Mullavey. Bill Dee Williams 2;35AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : Electric tary examining excerpts from some of 3:05PM [DIS] Wonderful World of 7:00PM (X) Agronsky 8i Company Dreams' A young architect and his per­ (2Q) M OVIE: 'Under Fire' Three journalists New York's tenement district go on to lead Charlie Chaplin's early films; "The Disney (X) W het's Happenir>g Now 1980 sonal computer fall in love with the same (X) Check It Out on the front lines of wartorn Nicaragua find opposite lives James Cagney. Pat O'B (eD M OVIE: 'Bad Boys' Jailed for an acci­ Tramp ', "The Rink ". and "Shanghaied", C£} 0$ News rien. Humphrey Bogart 1936 girl Lenny Von Dohlen, Virginia Madsen. 3:1 0PM [CN N] Your Money (X) Wheel of Forturte their lives and convictions threatened Nick dental killing, a young hoodlum struggles (J) N B A Basketball: Playoff (X) W W F Championship Wrestling Nolte. Joanna Cassidy. Gene Hackman [D IS ] M O V IE: 'HeartlarHl' A widow 3:30PM C£) New s 1983 Game Teams to be announced (2 hrs . 30 dj) ^ Star Trew takes her daughter across the prairies of dD Jeffersons the American wilderness Rip Torn. Con- min ) dD International World Championship @ ) ( ® Gimme a Break When Nell’s purse (ID Essertce IS stolen at a restaurant, the eager young chata Ferrell, Lilia Skala. 1981. Rated PG (24) Dining in France In Stereo Wrestling Video, ( ^ Solid Gold manager and his inept assistant attempt to [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Brewster's Millions' 01) Asi Va el Beisbol @ NewsCenter trap the thief In Stereo (S) Muppets (CC) A minor league baseball player must Innovation The growing role of psy­ (24) Motorweek (23) W ild America The raccoon, ringtail spend 30 million dollars in 30 days to in­ (24) Connecticut Lawmakers and coatimundi are examined herit a even larger sum of money, Richard VCR & Pryor, John Candy. Lonette McKee 1985 @ ) Best of Family Feud (H ) M OVIE: 'Gorilla at Large' A murder (3 ) It's a Living occurs at an amusement park and the evid­ Rated PG In Stereo. (4D Barney Miller ence points to Goliath, a ferocious gorilla 9:1 0PM [CNN] Showbiz Week Video Camera Cameron Mitchell. Lee J. Cobb, Anne Ban- (3D Noveta: Cristal croh 1954 9:30PM ® 9® 2 2 7 After the apart 'MAGAZINE NEWlENGVAND VIDEO MAGNUM. P.L d?) Doctor Who ment manager dies, Mary fears that San­ 0 D PEUCU LA: 'El Hijo Prodigo' Libertad dra will become the new landlord. (R). In Rentals dD Dartce Fever Lamarque. Carlos Lico 1968 Stereo Mon.-Sat. 10am-9pm [DIS] MOVIE: 'A Tribute to Mom' Var­ New. Exciting. Locally Produced. ® Sneak Previews Hosts Jeffrey Lyons [CNN] This W eek in Japan Passengers on a charter fish­ ious Disney characters gather for a special and Michael Medved preview today's hot­ Sundays & Holidays Noon-8pm ing boat supervised by Rick tribute to mothers and display the moth­ test films. (60 min.) 1 0:00PM (X) Mognum. P.l. Magnum Another example of the Herald’s vanish, leaving behind signs erly characteristics of warmth, wisdom ®D M OVIE: ‘The Kirtg and I' A widow and a maverick cop investigate when the . and cheerfulness 1964. passengers on a charter boat supervised of violence, and Magnum and her son arrive in Siam to tutor the [ESPN ] SportsCenter King's many wives and children Yul Bryn- by Rick seemingly vanish into thin air (60 commitment to the needs and (Tom Selleck) joins In a race min.) (R) [TM C ] MOVIE: Father of the Bride' A ner. Deborah Kerr, Rita Moreno 1956 Over 3,800 Titles • VHS & BETA against lime after his investi­ bride-to-be puts her family through the trial [CN N] Prime News (X) News interests of Manchester. gation uncovers possible of staging an immense wedding. Spencer [E S P N ] NH L Hockey; NHL Playoffs- (X) Superstars of Wrestliftg counterfeiting and other syn­ Tracy, Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Bennett. CampbeU Conference Champkmship Avengers 1950 (ID NEW ENGLAND VIDEO Live. dicate activities. "Magnum. (S ) ( @ Remirtgton Steele Laura is suspi­ [U SA ] Three's a Crowd P I." airs SATURDAY, MAY [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Gotcha' (CC) A young cious when Remington hastily plans to 841 Main St. Fowler’s Plaza 10 on CBS. 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Saturday college student's make-believe espionage marry a call girl. (60 min.) In Stereo. Watch for it every Saturday! Manchester Rt. 44 Coventry game turns real when he meets a beautiful (3) Blake's 7 7:30PM (D News Magazine female spy Anthony Edwards. Linda Fior- 646-2772 742-0841 CHECK U8TIMQS FOR EXACT TIME (X) Ted Knight Show entino 1985. Rated PG-13 ^ M OVIE: 'Inferno' A milliortaire's faith­ less wife and secret lover plan his acciden- C £ Jeopartfy [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Qhoetbusters' (CC) A trk) of misfHs goes into business to rid (X) O ) In Search of... / homes of evil spirits. BiM Murray. Dan Ayk­ ... Continuad WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 10, 1986 — 16 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 10, 1986 — 17 southern oil heiress to identify the author I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME of an incriminating letter. Paul Newman. |9 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Joanne Woodward, Tony Franciosa Sunday, M ay 11 1975 ATALSIEFFERT'SYOU ^ Sabroshow Unscramble these six Jumbles, So I can see GET MORE.... one letter to each square, to form Why did whether It's ^7) M O V IE: 'Angels w ith Dirty Faces' Tw o young men who grew up together m • FREE DELIVERY six ordinary words. you put stopped d4) Sesame Street (CC) holes In New York's tenement district go on to lead • FREE NORMAL HOOK-UP 7 l O O A M CD Greater Hartford Jewish raining opposite lives. James Cagney« Pat O'B Federatkm Porky & Bugs your • FREE REMOVAL umbrella?jrella? ! non. Humphrey Bogart. 1938 CD Robert Schuller ^ The World Tomorrow ZIGAHN •FREE SERVICE [CNN] W eek in Review ....PLUS MUCH MOREI ® Dialogue La Santa Misa [DIS] W ild Horizons A documentary of CD Face-Off ^ Super Sunday cameraman Dieter Plage and his wife CiD Old Tim e Gospel Hour [CN N ] Daybreak C*Mi triBMW M Mary, who have shot many exciting wild life specials. (60 min.) di) Carrascdendas [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer AL DUBACT [M AX ] MOVIE: Mass Appeal' (CC) An ^ World Vision 9:30AM CD Face the State idealistic young deacon disrupts the dD Jimmy Swaggart CD Leave It to Beaver peaceful parish of a comfortable middle It's Your Business aged priest. Jack Lemmon. Zeljko Ivanek, CD Point of View Charles Durning 1984 Rated PG Cnn'NSTANT (MJ Kenneth Copeland QlJ Heathcliff [ T M C ] M O V IE: The Catered Affair' A [CNN] Daybreak I O U U CREDIT Day of Discovery m p woman uses her husband's life savings to •••• ■ IF Q u a l i f i e d . [DIS] Mousercise (30) Celebrate CC give her daughter the kind of wedding that she never had Bette Davis. Ernest Borg [ESPN] SportsCenter ( ^ Tennessee Tuxedo nine, Debbie Reynolds 1956 II [U SA ] Sunday Cartoon Express (40) Rev. David Paul 2:30PM CB MOVIE: TBe Stepford 7 l 3 0 A M CD Barrio (4f) Nueva York Ahora W ives' A young wife, new to suburbia, / i ^ D Celebration of the Eucharist (61j Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera ZIEFER investigates the suspicious behavior of her CD In the Black [C N N ] Evangel Cathedral neighbors and uncovers a grisly secret Special Q il^ Katharine Ross, Patrick O'Neal. Tina i18) Day of Discovery [D IS] Donald Duck Presents 5 --h Louise 1975 tlta l 30) What About Women [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) Boober gets a i30) Wild Kingdom (401 What's Happening Now special hat to protect him from harm. HE'5 SO C7UMB THAT Special Someone. [M AX] MOVIE: Sylvester' (CC) An or- 3:00PM ((8^ (40) Major League Base ,41) El Club 700 WHEN HE &ETS A ball: Teams to be Announced phanerl Texas teenager is determined to VARMEL 1 [CN N ] Big Story turn a raggedy rodeo horse into a cham­ ERAINSTORTAA lT $ (II) M OVIE: Rock n' Roll High School' [DIS] You and Me. Kid pion jumper Melissa Gilbert. Richard Farn­ A rock and roll band creates havoc when ELECTRIC RANGES sworth. Michael Schoeffling 1985 Rated they come to town for a show The Ra [M A X ] Album Flash: Olivia Newton- 1 : ^ NOTHIN6 BUTTHIS, GLCNWOOD C A L O R I C ^ John PG monos, Clint Howard, Vinciant Van Patten rys- HITACHI 30* ntCTRK 1979 20 " RANGE CBS News Sunday 8 ;0 0 A M CD Jimmy Swaggart 10:00AM (D '(D YOUR CHOICE • l( L ( CKAN Morning ROTTAH (18) M OVIE; 'An American in Paris' A 13" ••lACROlAM CD Make It Real Now arrange the circled letters to soldier slays in Pans alter the war to pur GAS OR ELECTRIC o viNOoon CD Dukes of Hazzard RANGES |•UrTU^TOP CD Millionaire Maker form the surprise answer, as sug­ sue his career as an artist Gene Kelly. Les « c o l 'o r 't v |•AUTOMATICCl CD This Week in Connecticut he Caron. Oscar Levant 1951 'll ) (18) Frederick K. Price gested by the above cartoon. CD Sunday Mass (22) Wagon Train 20) He-M an 8t Masters of the Universe (JJ) Super Sunday PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW (30) NBC Ringside: Taylor-Brazier Bout •MECHANICAL @ FISHER >2^ Robert Schuller TUNER (lD Peter Popoff Meldnck Taylor meets Harold Brazier in a 199 Whirlpool ;24) (570 Sesame Street (CC) 10-round lightweight bout from Corpus )•* nirreK ^Whirlpool 1^) Leave It to Beaver (30) Oral Roberts A A A A A A Christi, TX (60 min | RANGE 10* lunoK □ c 1 mil OUTlUANtMt I RANGE Chalice of Salvation ,38) The World Tomorrow (41) Antesala al Mondial de Mexico '86 [HHD lirrupTOA I Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood (40) Wild Kingdom (81) M OVIE: 'Roustabout' A roving, reck 19." (3D Underdog Jumble solution on page 20 less singer joins a carnival and romances 41) El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart c o l o r 't v the owner's daughter Elvis Presley. Bar­ Presents Voice of Deliverance bara Stanwyck. Joan Freeman 1964 • «u(o *w« fu*M«a [DIS] Wind in the Willows Emmy en el que presents acontecimientos dT) Romagnolis’ Table • tnAlteM tl CONIMOi ® FISHER 44S 61) Voltron. Defender of the Universe • auTOMAItCCMOX recienies en los Estados Unidos (105 [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report [CNN] Larry King Weeker>d • ftUIOMATIC f il t n TOwei [CNN] Daybreak [HBO] 'MOVIE: 'Brewster's Millions' min ) V M O CASSfTTI (CC) A minor league baseball player must [ESPN] NFL Superstars n p iS ] Beat of Walt Disney Presents: Dumbo's Circus 219 'biteWeslingliouse White West!nghouse [DIS] spend 30 million dollars in 30 days to in­ 1 1 :30AM CD Face the Nation The Goofy Success Story Goofy is dis­ RECORDER tUAVr DWfT 1 ;00PM d ) N B A Basketball Playoff covered by talent agents after he spends AUTOMATK IKCTOK [ESPN] N HL Hockey: NHL Playoffs- herit a even larger sum of money .-^Richard CD High School Bowl [HHn DRYER Campbell Conference Championship Pryor. John Candy. Lonette McKee. 1985 Game Coverage of Eastern Conference his last dime on a theater ticket (60 min ) ASHER (R) Rated PG CD (3® The W orld Tom orrow Semifinal Game 7 or Eastern Conference 1?" Final Game 1 is featured. (2 hrs . 30 min ) [ESPN] Auto Racing '66: NASCAR ■iMOTi OMmei [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Talk To Me' A group of [TM C ] MOVIE: The Little Foxes' The ClD M O V IE : 'Jack and the Beanstalk' Winston 500 From Talladega. AL (60 COLOR TV 399 OFISHER ten stutterers from widely different back­ double dealings of a Southern family are Lou falls asleep while babysitting and CD d® Tennis: Tournament of Cham- mm ) Live dreams he's Jack in the fairy tale Jack and pions Coverage is featured from Forest • ■IH.tl BANO OUAMT2 tUMM VIDIO CASMTTI grounds comes together at a research cen­ presided over by a vixen named Regina [U S A ] M OVIE: First Love' Tw o college • CAMI AtAOy the Beanstalk Bud Abbott. Lou Costello, Hills. NY (2 hrs ) • OMICTACCttt rUH>HC ter in Virginia to overcome their speech Bette Davis. Herbert Marshall, Dana An­ • 1(0 CMANMl MOICAIOfl Buddy Baer 1952 students swept up in passsionate love problems Austin Pendleton. Barbara Eda- drews 1941 CD Phil Silvers must overcome the complications from a Whirlpool ^ ^ ^ i r l p o o l Young. Michael Murphy 1984 (H) Wall Street Journal Report M l ( « « OUM 1 0:1 0AM [CN N] On the Menu d i) M OVIE: 'Circle of Iron' A blind martial past affair William Katl. Susan Dey. John SHARP [M A X ] M OVIE: The Big Heat' An angry (S ) Telephone Auction arts master instructs an anxious youth Heard 1977 DRYER cop sets out to break a mobster's hold on QD Thi> W>ek Whh David ways in which to use his skill David Carra- LARGE CAPACITY 1 0:30AM (4$ ) 'This W eek W ith David Brinkley (CC) 2 5 " a corrupt city administration Glenn Ford. Brinkley dine, Jeff Cooper. Eli Wallach 1979 FAMILY SIZE [CN N ] NFL Preview 3:30PM CD Gdf: Byron Nelson Clas­ Gloria Grahame. Jocelyn Brando 1953 CD Meet the Mayors « d i MOVIE: 'The Major and the Minor' sic COLOR TV [M A X ] Maxtrax [TM C ] MQVIE; The Old Maid' A pair of (11) Three Stooges An unemployed woman masquerades as a CD Kiner's Komer sisters beka8^ involved in a struggle after 12-year-old to save on tram fare, then falls I VWaa CBiiam 12:00PM fD Jeffersons (2P3 M OVIE; 'Vertigo' A detective who is • AUTO COLOR ■mt ho vmm the lover <9,''i|be is killed in the Civil War Cl^ Telephone Auction in love with an Army officer who's trying to • OCLUIE WOOD *n«, UTS T m e afraid of heights is hired to watch his GRAIN CAaiNCT Bette Davis.^Mnam Hopkins 1939 (^1 MOVIE: The Leopard Woman' Tar CD Bamaby Jones look after her Ray Milland, Ginger Rogers, Westirrghouse DFrlgidaife zan breaks up a tribe of natives who dress (D Robert Schuller Rita Johnson 1942 friend's wife James Stewart, Kim Novak. 34S 8 ; 3 0 A M f^ D ^ P Front Barbara Bel Geddes. 1958 @3 FISHER in leopard siuns with >ron claws Johnny Cl$ Greatest Sports Legends @ M OVIE: 'Caprice' A industrial spy dis­ 1 7 'r?; 1 8Vt CD The World Tontorrow Weissmuller. Brenda Joyce, Johnny Shef­ (24) My Mother Married Wilbur Stump VM O CASSfTTI m t u n t o s T U L MOVIE: Broken Lance' A Texas cat­ covers that the cosmetics firm she's infil­ CD It Is Written field 1946 trated IS a front for a drug-smuggling ring This bittersweet love story explores the tle baron fir>ds his power disintegra(ing unlikely second marriage of a proper Dons Day, Richard Harris, Ray Walston CUI aU H t v 20) Kidtime (24) W ild America (CC) The raccoon, ring­ when a conflict arises between his sons grandmother to a former alcoholic who has 1967 I n^nihiilhiTOR (30J Robert Schuller tail and coatimundi are examined Richard Widmark, Spencer Tracy, Robert been divorced seven times Wagner. 1954 d i Conrrecticut Lawmakers (38) Heckle 8i Jeckle/Deputy Dawg Batman Esta Semana en Beisbol * 1ST CHANNEL. (S4) McLaughlin Group (3® Kung Fu S CAlLCREADY (40) Davey & Goliath (4^ Conversations With [HBO] MOVIE: 'Ghostbusters' (CC) A ^ •SWIVEL BASE l 4 § 9 (@ What About Women dD Punto de Encuentro [C N N ] Crossfire (4$ Temas y Debates trio of misfits goes into business to rid MICROWAVES (S7) 3-2-1. Contact (CC) MOVIE: 'The Four Musketeers' The d B Firing Line homes of evil spirits. Bilt Murray, Dan Ayk­ [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! royd, Harold Ramis. 1983 Rated PG St) Kids, Incorporated joyous escapades of rogues, gallant dam (ID MOVIE: 'The Second Time Around' SHARP Litton 8 : A ^ A A f l (40) Sacred Heart sels and swordplay are depicted in this co­ A widow with two children arrives in an Litton Litton [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday medy adventure Oliver Reed, Raquel Arizona town and takes on the job of town CARDUSa' 9 :0 0 A I\ ^ Comment 4:00PM CD B um « jV'-Allen FAMOUS [D IS] MOVIE; 'Charlie, The Lonesome Welch, Richard Chamberlain 1975. sheriff Debbie Reynolds, Andy Griffith. MOVIE; Undaf^lifomia Stars' Roy MAKE (D Plasticman V Cougar' A forester adopts an orphaned (S?) Modem Maturity Thelma Ritter 1961 IS out to ro u n d -^ a gang of wild horse • 1.5 CUB • C O O K S BY i cougar kitten Narrated by Rex Allen. MICROWAVE, • FITS l o z r CD In Touch Ministries [CN N ] Newsday Worldwide [C N N ] Newsday Worldwide rustlers who steal Trigger. Roy Rogers, FT. 1967 •TOUCH BROILS. BAKE OVER CD Oral Roberts [DIS] Toot. Whistle. Plunk and Boom. [DIS] Disney's Return to Treasure Is­ Andy Devine, ^ n s of the Pioneers 1948 •PROBE & CRISPS RANGE Clj) Josie and the Pussycats 1 0:45AM Jew ish Ufe Professor Owl explains where the 'toot, land Long John Silver and Jim Hawkins are (2^ Firing Um whistle, plunk and boom' instruments reunited after a ten year separation (60 • TOUCH CONTROL ClD Kenneth Copeland 1 1 :00AM CD MOVIE: 'The Amazons' (M) Sports^rid: Warren-Hatcher Bout come from (60 min.) min ) • NEW M OD EL •ELECTRONIC TOUCH • LARGE 1.1 CUB. FT. Tarzan crosses the path of a tribe consist- Frankie Warren meets Gene 'Mad Dog' (2Q) Little House on the Prairie •INTERIOR LIGHT • VARIABLE POWER • 10 POWER LEVELS ' ^ g solely of women. Johnny Weissmuller. [ESPN] SportsCenter [ESPN] Golf: Senior PGA Tour Domi­ Hatcher in a\12-round USBA junior welter­ • FITS UNDER CABINET •TIME OF DAY CLOCK • TURNS THE FOOD WITH OPTIONAL BRACKET • 2 SPEED FAN AND LIGHT Johnny Sheffield. Brenda Joyce 1945 nion Invitational from San Antonio, TX . (2 weight title TOut from Corpus Chnsti. TX [HBO] MOVIE: 'Baby Blue Marine' A hrs.) Live MICROWAVE CD David Toma Show young man who failed Marine training im­ (2 hrs.) MICROWAVE MICROWAVE MICROWAVE [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Dynasty of Blood' Mar­ Q l) FTV personates a war hero Jan-Michael Vin­ d® Major L ^ g u e Baseball: Boston at C h a n n e l s cent, Glynnis O'Connor 1976 Rated PG. tial arts adventure. David Chiang, Chen Oakland (§ ) Real to Reel Kuan-Tai 1980 [MAX] MOVIE: The Happy Years' A dD PELICUL A: 'Los Apuros da Dos Gal- Supersoccer WFSB Hartford. C T 0 ; rowdy boy finds new rules to break and 1 :30PM CD Major League Baseball: laros' M igu^1 Mejia, Marco Antonio Muniz. WNEW New York. NY (fi 166 289 339 new values to learn at prep school. Darryl Adelante New York Mets at Cincinnati dB Masterpiece Theatre: By the Sword WTNH New Haven. C T Clj Hickman. Leo G. Carroll. 1950. Rated G New York. NY ^ Three Stooges d i Presentel Divided (CC) Part 7 of 9 Tom Lacey takes WOR (♦j [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Beyond the Forest' The New York. NY @ ) Spotlight on Government [CN N] Money Week charge of fortifying Arnescote Castle. (60 W PiX fIL wife of a country doctor longs for the Hartford. C T min.) "e a s y TO GET TOI WHCT :1C Round Cero world of riches offered to her by a wealthy [HBO] MOVIE: 'Ladyhawke' (CC) A WTXX Waterbury. CT M [CN N] News Update Nova; National Science Test 2 (CC) larKfowner Bette Davis, Joseph Gotten, young pickpocket helps a pair of lovers un­ 44S MHITOIID ML. — WWLP Springfield. M A 122 A n Fleming is moderator for a celebrity Ruth Roman 1949 der an evil monk's curse. Matthew Broder [DIS] MOVIE: 'Young Visitors’ Two in­ ■MOKEsni v^otr WEDH Hartf^d. CT 94 ick, Rutger Hauer. Michelle Pfeiffer 1984 dividuals from opposite ends of the social panel which features defending champK)n All American Wrestling (R) WVIT Hartford, C T M [USA] Rated PG-13. class fall in love Tracey Ullman, Kenny Ire­ Boston. M A Edwin Newman (60 mm.) (R) • s e t WSBK 98 1 2:30PM GD Jeffersons land WGGB Springfield. M A (48 (S) MOVIE: 'One, Two. Three' Coca- 2:00PM ® M OVIE: Public Enemy' A WXTV Paterson, NJ (411 Cola executive in Berlin, aiming for top (D MOVIE: If It’s Tuesday, This Must boy. who was raised in a tenement, be­ [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: NASCAR At­ raERo*rraai lanta invitational From Hampton, GA (60 WGBY Springfield. MA London post, sees his plans go awry. Be Belgium’ An American girl visiting Eu­ comes a racketeer and is brought home

[USA] MiHlonaira Makar g Rocky and Friends 1 2 : 1 0 A M [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Soldlaf of g Scooby Doo Onnge' (Dubbad) Four Dutch friends end g g Santa Barbara Sunday, Continued up on opposite sides during World W ar It. Weekdays g Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors Rutger Hauer, Edward Fox. 1979.RatedR. V id e o h it s g Novels: Querer Volar NORTH AND SOUTH, 1 2 : 3 0 A M 3 ) Naked City ( ^ French Chef Gaita Scott (33 Moppets BOOK II______g 5:00AM (53 CNN Headline News 8:00AM (33 Jayce and the Wheeled g Voltron, Defender of the Universe [TM C] MOVIE: ‘WWt« M m v m * This [C N N ] Stylo With Elsa Klensch Videocassette sales drama focuses on the relationship be* (S ) Ted Knight Show g Life of Riley Warriors [C N N ] International Hour [D IS ] Milestones for Mickay tween a penniless widow ar>d a street­ (S ) (SB NBC Nightly News [C N N ] Crossfire g g Challenge of the Gobots .“Jane Fonda’s New Workout” (Karl-Lorimar) [DIS] Dumbo's Circus wise black youth. Bette Davis. Ernest Har­ 1 Charles Main (Lewis Smith) 1 2 : 4 5 A M 3 3 Puttin' on tha Hits In [U S A ] Varied Programs g Polka Dot Door [U S A ] Liar's Club den Jr, E ile ^ Heckart. 1980. (S ) Family Classics 2. "Return of the Jedi" (CBS-Fox) finds pain and joy when he Is Stereo. g Inspector Gadget (g ) This Waalpft Baseball 5:30AM varied Programs 3. "Witness" (Paramount) 3:30PM (33 She Ra Princess of Power 4:30PM (S) Good Times reunited with Augusta In the 1 : 0 0 A M Music Citv, U S A. (53 ABC News 33 g g Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood g Transformers ( C N N ] E v m arKi Novak conclusion ot "North and (53 CNN Headline News 4. “The Sound of Music" (CBS-Fox) ® ) Charytin 3 3 MOVIE: ‘A Tala of Tw o CWes' g The Jetsons g Tennessee Tuxedo Charles Dickens' classic about the French (jD Independent Nptwork News 5. "Jane Fonda’s Workout" (Karl-Lorimar) 5:00PM CSD Kojak South, Book II." airing SUN­ [D IS] Donald Duck Presents [C N N ] Inside Business DAY, MAY 11 on ABC. Revolution and two men who bear remark­ (in) Agriculture Today ^ e."Casablanca" (CBS-Fox) g G . I . Joe (D Black Sheep Squadron able resemblances to each other. Ronald [D IS ] Danger Bay g Jim 8i Tammy 8:30AM (33 g The Fllntstones g Wild, Wild Worid of Animals Colman, Elizabeth Allen, Edna May Oliver. 7. "Commando" (CBS-Fox) (33) Fame [E S P N ] Mark Sosln's SaH Water Jour­ (53 Romper Room g Challenge of the Gobots (3i) It Takes a Thief CHECK LI8TINOS FOR EXACT TIME 1935. g Morning Stretch 8. “Beverly Hills Cop" (Paramount) nal g g Scooby Doo (S7) Wild Worid of Animals ® Allas Smith and Jones g Talas from tha Darkslde [CN N ] Showbiz Today 9. "Rambo: First Blood Part M” (Thorn-EMI) 60 Minutes g Romper Room and Friends 7:00PM 03 [E S P N ] Pro Baseball Team Arm Wres­ g GoBots (3 ) M oneymakers Five (33 (S ) Disney Sunday Movie: Young 6:00AM 3 3 C B S Early Morning New s 10. "Pinocchio" (Disney) tling (R). g Heathcliff [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer (S ) The Shakespeare Hour Hosted by Again (CC ) A harried 40-year-old execu­ (T ) New Zoo Revue [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow g 3-2-1, Contact (CC) [ESPN] Varied Programs WaKer Matthau: Twelfth Night Hidden tive yearns for his carefree high-school (33 ( ^ ABC News This Morning identities are urKOvered, the twins are reu­ days. (2 hrs.) Expo g Sesame Street (CC) Videocassette rentals [U SA] Joker's Wild nited. and the lovers are brought together. (53 Jimmy Swaggart 3 3 Switch 1 : 0 5 A M [H B O ] MOVIE: No Small Af­ [D IS] Dumbo's Circus 4:00PM (33 Love Boat (60 min.) breeding ground for Gooney birds. (60 g Start of Something Big fair' (CC) Sparks fly when a teen age t^y (iij g Varied Programs 1 ."Witness" (Paramount) (3i) Blue Knight 9:00AM (33 $2S,000 Pyramid g He-Man & Masters of the Univ­ ($3) It's a Living min.) In Stereo, [CN N ] CNN Evening News developes a crush on an ‘older woman' of (lD CNN Headline News ' 2. "Return of ttie Jedi" (CBS-Fox) 33 ® Solid Gold twenty. Jon Cryer, Demi Moore. 1984 (33 Brady Bunch erse [CN N ] Newswatch g ) One Day at a Time [M A X ] MOVIE: Mesa Appeal' (CC) An g ) Bugs Bunny 3. "Silverado" (RCA-Columbia) (g ) ® Silver Spoons When Edward turns Rated R. Sale of the Century GI3) Siempre en Domirtgo Raul Velasco es idealistic young deacon disrupts the 20 Minute Workout 33 g Donahue 33 [E S P N ] Auto Racing *86: IM SA Los A n ­ the toy company presidency to Kate, her 4. "Commando" (CBS-Fox) geles Tim es Grand Prix From Riverside, el anfitrion de este programa de enireteni- peaceful parish of a comfortable middle- 1 : 1 0 A M [C N N ] Health Week g Odd Couple 33 VegaS success in the position makes him jealous. (4^ El Club 700 5. “The Goonies” (Warner) C A (90 min.) (R) miento internacional producido en Mexico, aged priest. Jack Lemmon, Zeljko Ivanek. g Doris Day g G . I . Joe In Stereo. en el cual se presentan los mas populares Charles Duming. 1984. Rated PG. 1 : 1 5 A M 3 3 George and Mildrad g Robotech 6. "Kiss of the Spider Woman" (Charter) [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock ( ^ Great Space Race: Payload in the g Sunday Mass g Brady Bunch artistas de la farandula hispana asi como y [TMC] MOVIE: Ledyhewke' (CC) A 1 : 3 0 A M David Susskind [C N N ] Daybreak Sky The space programs of China, Europe, 33 7. "Prizzi’s Honor" (Vestron) g Transformers 5;30PIVI @ ) Tony Brown's Journal invitados especiales de todo el mundo. (5 your>g pickpocket helps a pair of lovers un­ g Sesame Street India and Japan are examined. (60 min.) g Independent Network News [D IS] Mickay Mouse Club @ What's Happening Now hrs.) der an evil monk's curse. Matthew Broder­ g Best of Family Feud 8. “Pee-Wee's Big Adventure" (Warner) g Divorce Court ® Hogan's Heroes g ABC Nows [ESP N ] Aerobics: Bodies in Motion [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday [CN N] Prime News ick. Rutger Hauer, Michelle Pfeiffer. 1984 g Fat Albert 9. "Fright Night" (RCA-Columbia) g dT) Sesame Street (CC) Rated PG-13. In Stereo. [C N N ] Nawsmakar Sunday [USA] Room 222 [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) Boober gats a (13) Novala: Cristal [H B O ] Philip Marlowe, Private Eye: g Little House on tha Prairie 10. "Silver Bullet" (Paramount) g ® Quincy Pickup on Noon Street Marlowe gets special hat to protect him from harm. (g ) Wild America (CC) [U S A ] Cover Story (R). [E S P N ] Hht. HustI# and Heart: Tha 6:30AM (3) Daybreak g M A S K. caught up in a web of prostitution and rrutr- g My Three Sons Pate Rrwa Story Fat Albert & Cosby Kids [M AX] Maxtrax (gl) KidepTV der when he tries to help a young woman. 10:30PM 33 Sports Extra 33 [CN N] Daywatch [CN N] Newsday [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Man Who Could (60 min.) (53 Meet the Mayors 1 : 3 5 A M [M A X ] MOVIE: The Boat' (53 700 Club [D IS] Mickey Mouse Club 6:00PM (33 OD (gl ® ® Work Miracles' The gods give a humble Men in a marauding German U-boat in [D IS] You and Me, Kid [M A X ] MOVIE: Sylvester’ (CC) An or (3D Christian Science Mortitor Reports (iD Great Space Coaster [U S A ] Bullseye (33 M O V IE: 'Big Jake' A man, estranged shop assistant the power to work mira­ 1941 are shadowed by death and fear. [U S A ] Calliope Children’s Programs 11 :00AM (33 Price Is Right g Dick Van Dyke from his family for 15 years, joins his two phaned Texas teenager is determir>ed to g Jimmy Swaggart Juergen Prochrww, Arthur Gruenemeyer g 20 Minute Workout cles Roland Young. Joan (Sardner. Ralph turn a raggedy rodeo horse into a cham­ Gilligan's IsiaiKl [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 4:30PM (33 gThundercats sons to search for his kidnapped grarxl- 1962 Rated R g Woody Woodpecker 9:30AM (33 AII New Let's Make a 33 Richardson. 1937. pion jumper, ^^lissa Cailbert. Richard Farn­ g Ask the Manager son. John Wayne, Richard Boor>e. Mau­ Deal (53 A Perfect Match All My Children 33 People's Court [E S P N ] SportsCenter sworth, Michael Schoeffling. 1985. Rated [E S P N ] Historic Indlenpolis 500 Films 1 : 4 5 A M Man About the House g NBC News at Sunrise 1:00PM 33 g reen O'Hara. 1971. 33 33 Leave It to Beaver Bewitched g Good Times [U S A ] Virginian PG. g Voltron, Defender of the Universe .(53 (53 Merv Griffin Police Story [U S A ] Hoitywood Insider 2 : 0 0 A M g Star Games Joker's Wild g Mork & Mindy (33 [TM C] MOVIE: D.A.R.Y.L' (CC) A g El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart 33 g Movie g [DIS] Movie (33) M O V IE: 'Vertigo' A detective who is 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Surwlay 1 News [C N N ] Moneywork g WKRP in Cincinnati couple adopts a young boy who is four>d to 1 :00PM 33 3 ) (g) ®) ® Presenta g Tony Randall g Flamingo Road g g Days of Our Lives afraid of heights is hired to watch his 7:30PM (g ) (g ) Punky Brewster possess unusual talents Mary Beth Hun, Taxi [E S P N ] Fashion Action Report ( g Julia g She Ra Princess of Power friertd's wife. James Stewart, Kim Novak. (33 (61) Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors g Beverly Hillbillies g g Instructional Programs Punky and Cherie attempt to join a 'cool' Michael McKean, Barrett Oliver. 1985 (53 Tha World Tomorrow [U S A ] Millionaire Maker g Jimmy Swaggart g The Jetsons Barbara Bel Geddes. 1958. club, untH they discover that the members Rated PG. In Stereo. [C N N ] Business Day g g Wheel of Fortune g Beverly Hillbillies QDOddCoupla [U SA] Jackpot (3 i Dempsey and Makepeace must take drugs to belong. (R), In Stereo, 2 :1 5 A M (3) CBS News Nightwatch [D IS] Mousercise g Break the Bank (4 0 3 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous g Dick Van Dyke 8:30PM (53 Fece-otf J^i>ed in Progress Small Wonder g The Untouchablee r g Journal (6i) Love Connection 5:00PM Three's Company g ) Odd Couple ® g ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents A [ESPN ] Nation's Business Today 1 :30PM 3 ) As the World Turns (33. g Newsmakers 2 : 2 0 A M That's the Spirit (41) Hoy Mismo [D IS] Varied Programs Brady Bunch Sneak Preview ( ^ Cats ar>d Dogs spiteful traveling salesman incurs the g [U S A ] Good Morning World (T ) Hour Magazine 33 wrath of a truck driver he irritated on a g State W e're In (57) Mr. Rogers* Neighborhood [USA] That Giri Jeopardy (41) Embaiadores de la Musics Colom- [E S P N ] NHL Hockey: NHL Playoffs- 2 : 3 0 A M [C N N ] Sports Latenlght 6:45AM (53 News g Varied Programs (33 biana Wales Conference Championship Live country road In Stereo. g Connecticut: Now (tti) Partridge Family Police Woman [E S P N ] SportsCerrter (24) d?) Weather 1 1:30AM (33 Divorce Court g Andy Griffith (53 (g ) Alice [C N N ] Inside Business Austin City Limits 8:00PM 33 Murder. She Wrote (CC) [DIS] Movie (33 ( g New Love American Style (JD Eight Is Enough 2 : 4 0 A M [T M C ] MOVIE: Endgame' A 7:00AM 33 CBS Morning News g Green Acres @ Fame The apparent food poisonir>g of custonners ® Jem [DIS] MOVIE: 'Brwiy's Escape' A group of nuclear war survivors search 1 0:00AM Hour Magazine g ) Dallas downed American bomber pilot finds un- (33 (53 I Dream of Jeannie [CN N ] Newswatch in a newly opened Cabot Cove restaurant [USA] Lancer through the rubble for a haven Al CUver, 33 Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig 2:00PM (53 g one Ufe to Live leads Jessica to believe that murder is in­ likeiy wartime alliea in Hungary, irtcluding 33 1 Love Lucy g ] Andy Griffith (20) Happy Days Animals in Action Bobby Rhodes. Rated NR. 33 g Good Morning America (CC) (53 Let's Make a Deal [DIS] volved. (60 min.) (R). 9:00PM Q ) MOVIE: TrapiMd in Sil- an orphan boy who cornea to hero- (53 Saify Jessy Raphael (M) Scrabble g M *A'S*H [H B O ] M OVIE: Rocky' A small-time ence* (CC) A psychologist struggles to worship Nm. John Savage. Kely Reno. 2:50AM [HBO] m o v i e : *Uttle Tree (11) The Jetsons g I Love Lucy (33 Star Search (33 Tic Tac Dough Flying Nun g g Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood boxer and street punk in Philadelplua bat­ cure a teenaged boy of hts emotionatty- 1984. sure* A stripper and an ex-seminary stu­ C1 9 ) Carrascolendas g g Another World David Toma Show induced cor>dition of elective mutism. Mar­ g Sanford and Son ^ [DIS] Walt Disney Presents ^ g Benson tles against overwhelmirtg odds to make 33 [ESPN] SportsCenter dent team up to fir>d a gold mir>e. Margot g She Ra Princess of Power g Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg something of himself. Sylvester StaHor>e, dD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous sha Mason. Ketfer Sutherland, Ron Silver. Kidder, Ted Danson. Burt Lancaster g 20 Minute Workout [U S A ] Varied Programs g Andy Griffith Talia Shire, Burgess Meredith. 1976. 1986 [HBO] MOVIE: Ledyhewke' (CC) A 1985. Rated R. ( g m Today g The Munsters O ) Mission: Impossible young pickpocket helps a pair of lovers un­ g ) 700 Club g People's Court Rated PG HoUywood; Gift of Laughter (^4) g Sesame Street (CC) 12:00PM (33 3 ) (53 News [CN N] Nowaday (S ) MOVIE: 'Gentlemen Prefer Bkmdes' (33 der an evH rrtonk's curse. Matthew Broder­ 3:00AM (B MOVIE: -Cobra Wocnao’ (g g Family Ties g Novela; Vivir un Poco [M AX] MOVIE: Cannery Row' A mar­ g Superfriends (33 First Edition News [U SA] Alive & Well! Tw o showgirls, enroute to Paris seekirtg 33 ® North erKl South. Book II (CC) ick. Rutger Hauer, Michelle Pfeiffer. 1984. The Cobra Woman atrilrea and causes feat g g instructional Programs g Diff'rent Strokes ine biol^ist tries to forget his past while a nch husbar>ds or diamor>d8. land in police Part 6 of 6 As the war draws to a close, Rated PG-13. in all. Maria Montez. Sabu, Jon Hall. 1943. g Mundo Latino g Merv Griffin your>g runaway drifts into life in a bordello. g [ESPN] Varied Programs 2:30PM (33 Capitol [CNN] Newswatch court. Marilyn Monroe. Jar>e Russell. Charles is' reunited with Augusta. Virgilia (13) MOVIE: ’Second Chorua' Two mim- g g Varied Programs Nick Nohe. Debra Winger. Audra Lindley [U S A ] Making it Big g M A S K. Woody Woodpecker Charles Cobum. 1953. encounters Corrgressman Qreene and Orry pet piavers are rivals for a girt and a job. g Benson (33 [DIS] New! Animal Worid: Adventure 1982 Rated PG [CN N ] Daybreak g Super Password (g ) (g ) Amazirtg Stories An ekferly janitor and Madeline return to Mont Royal. (2 hrs.) 1 1 :30PM 33 C B S News Fred Astaira, Paulelte Goddard. Burgess g Press Your Luck (53 Dating Gama Antarctica [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'The Old Maid’ A pair of [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! g Break the Bank [U S A ] Chain Reaction stuns the scientific world when he begins (33 New Jersey People 3 ) Blue Knight Meredith. 19:40. [U SA] Make Me Laugh g M A S K, sisters become involved in a struggle after to spout fluent French and complex math [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express g Ryan's Hope (33) Love Boat 33 Sports Extra [CNN] Naw tnight g Great Space Coaster 5:30PM g g News the lover of or»e is killed in the Civil War. equations. In Stereo. 1 0:30AM (33 Make Room for Daddy (57) Sesame Street (CC) (33 33 Bette Davis. Minam Hopkins. 1939 (3S Thir>gs We Did Last Summer (53 MHIionaira Maker [U S A ] Succaea Strategiaa for Woman 7:30AM (3 ) Plasticman g Porky & Bugs What's Happening!! (g2) Nature: The Gooneys of Midway (^1) Perry Mason (33 (g ) ® MOVIE: 'Dalton: Code of Venge­ [U SA ] MoTKoes , • (CC ) The World War II Pacific battle- g The HoneynKwners 3:30AM CB WorW Waion (53 Straight Talk Divorce Court g Joy of Painting g Laveme and Shirley ance II' Vietnam veteran David Dalton 33 [CNN] Take 2 grour>d of Mioway Island serves as a g Strictlv Business OiJ Heathcliff g The Flintstones 6:30PM 33 CBS News helps a friend find Dalton's fomrter com­ [C N N ] Cmaafira (53 Partridge Family [ESPN] Aerobics; Bodies in Motion g 3-2-1, Contact (CC) manding officer who is now aiding a para­ g g Sports Machine [ESPN] GoH: Senior POA Tour Domi­ (ij) Varied Programs (11) Best Talk in Town [D IS] Varied Programs g WKRP in Cincinnati The Young and the military camp Charles Taylor. Donrwity g Profile Boston nion Invilational from San Antonio, TX . (2 g He-M an 12:30PM (33 U8J CNN Headline News Restless 3:00PM (33 The Guiding Light g Jeffersons Rhodes. Karen Landry. 1986. g MOVIE: 'Arabian Adventure* A hra.) (B| g He-Man & Masters of the Universe g g Sale of the Century 33 Midday with Bill Boggs (33 Inspector Gadget g Beachcombers @ Masterpiece Theatre: By the yourtg, harrdsome prince tries to win the 4:00AM [U S A ] Kaya to Succata g GoBots Sword Divided (CC) Part 8 of 9 With Sir hand of a beMJtifui princess by retrieving a (40) Alice 33 g Loving 33 g General Hospital g Good Times Martin dead and Tom imprisoned. Crom­ magic rose. Christopher Lee. Mikt O' Shea. 4:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Weak [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer (61) The New Card Sharks g Varied Programs (53 Hawaii Five-0 [DIS] Donald Duck Prasenu well schemes to gain control of Aiqqscote Oliver Tobias. 1979. [ M A X ] M O V IE: -Tha Big H oa f An angry [ESPN ] Nation's Business Today [USA].Gong Show ( g g Search for Tomorrow (CC) g The Jetsons [U S A ] All Star Blitz Castle (60 min.) g Spiritual Ufa Crusade cop sets out to break a mobster's hokJ on TVIJQ. ® It's a Living , a corrupt city odnenistrotion. Gienn Ford, [C N N ] Sports Tonight @ Ufeatyles of the Rich ar»d Famous Gloria Grahame, Jocelyn Brando. 1953. By Danis* Gorga 11:45PM (33 Entertainment This movie d a r y l [CN N ] Week in Review W eek E .T. visits Jaclyn Smith on the set of 4:25AM [TMC] , . . . . - (CCI A couple adopts a young boy v»ho is [H B O ] MOVIE: Brewster's MHKons' her upcoming mini-series, "Sidrtey Shel­ YOUR FULL SERVICE VIDEO STORE found to possess unusual talents. Mary don's Rage of Angels; The Story Contin­ (CC ) A minor league baseball player must Bath Hurt. Michael McKean. Barrett aiver. spend 30 million dollars in 30 days to in­ ues". (60 min.) Family Owned and Operated 1. What novalist er*at*d Ih* character on which 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo Ih* “Tarzan” s*ri*s was bated? herit a even larger sum of money Richard 33 A B C New s Pryor. John Candy. Lonette McKee. 1985. [CN N ] Big story [M AX] MOVIE: My New Partner' 4:30AM 1300 MOVIES IN-STOCK 2. Who portrayed Tarzan? Rated PG. 3. How many other actor* had played Ih* Tarzan (Dubbed) A corrupt cop teaches an ideal­ [U SA ] Frad Lawia Show MOVIES - VCRS - TV 9 :1 5PM [D IS ] MOVIE: Green Man istic yourtg recruit that crime realty does E astern SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS rol* balor* him on film? 4:35AM [H BO ] MOVIE: SHant Rage- skNts' A young pi^itical refugee in the Ve­ pay. Philippe Noiret. Thierry Lhermine. A homicidal madman terroriles a Texas 4. What other actor auppliad th* Tarzan yell? nezuelan jungle falls in love with Rinra the Rated R. town. Chuck Norris, Toni Kelem. Ron Sil­ bird girl who lives there Audrey Hepburn, 5. What wa* Tarzan’* real identity? 12:00AM 33 Tears of famine ver. 1982. Rated R. 6. Who wa* hi* baat friend? Anthony Perkins, Lee J. Cobb. 1959. V ideo 33 Jimmy Swaggart (3 ) In Depth Invites you to see how a 7. What wa* th* name of th* orphan boy h* ba- 9:30PM g Star Trek - j f i g r friandad? g ) Fight Beck WHh David Horowitz g CNN Headl^ News VIDEO MOVIE RENTAL 8. What character waa notably missing in this FUTON CONVERTIBLE SOFA We Service [USA] Wanted: Deed or Alive ® Hogan's Hswoes ' teiavision varaion? PRE-PAYMENT CARD g MOVIE: 'The Searchers' A Texas can transform an extra bedroom into an -All Makes Of 12 RENTALS - $25 10:00PM 33 News Civil W ar veteran returns home to find his (X ) Hispartic Horizons brother ar>d sister-in-law kitted and Ns two attractive den without loss of space. Your Choice... One or More Per Visit Televisions VIDEO MOVIES MUST BE RETURNED NO LATER THAN THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY (ID Independent Network News neices captured by Commeches. John Wayne. Jeffrey Hunter. Natalie Wood. 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' ' ■ ( ■ ' A Jeopardy: in pursuit A '' .A of the perfect answer Turntable tips Hot singles nighttime soap of the same time. By Frank Sanello Conceding defeat, Trebek 1. "W08t End Girls" Pet Shop Boys (EMI-America) motions to a reporter and says, 2. "Addicted to Love” Robert Palmer (Island) HOLLYWOOD — "The animal "N ow he’s gonna write, 'Alex 3. "Greatest Love of AH” Whitney Houston (Arista) fqr which the Canary Isiands caves in to his writers. ” 4. “Why Can't This Bo Love” Van Halon (Warner Bros.) 1W: were named." declared "Jeo­ Eisenberg. a single parent 5. "What Have You Done For Me Lately" Janet Jackson (A&M) pardy! ” host Alex Trebek. For with two small children, taught Pat Metheny boosts videos 6. “Your Love" The Outfield (Columbia) this answer, a TV contestant history at a community college 7. ‘‘Tako Mo Home" Phil Collins (Atlantic) / supplied the correct question: until the teacher he had 8. "Bad Boy” Miami Sound Machine (Epic) soundtrack for the well-received "Whatisadog (canine)'.’ ” By Ethlle Ann Vara 9. "Harlem Shuffle" The Rolling Stones (Rolling Stones) A temporarily replaced returned movie “ The Falcon and the 10. “lf You Leave" Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (A&M) w i Trebek then offered an from sa'obatical. He then turned Snowman.” When avant-garde jazz explanation. "The birds were to selling photocopiers, which As an instrumental artist, he paid better than his current TV guitarist Pat Metheny hosted 1.1 named after the islands. ” never has to structure his own Top IP ’s job. Just how much better VH-l’s “ New Visions” program, Actually, it was Harry Video videos with plots taken from the Ei.senberg declines to say. but he also got to pick which videos 1. "5150" Van Halen (Warner Bros.) Eisenberg who had put that song. another "Jeopardy! ” employee would be played on the music 2. "Whitnoy Houston" Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinum extra information on the bottom Beat "Instrumental music is a says writers earn between $500 cable’s latest adult-oriented (More than 1 million units sold.) of Trebek's question and answer segment. different kind of a challenge.” 3. "Parade” Prince & The Revolution (Paisley Park) to $6.50 a week — not a princely he says. “ There isn’t a story line card. sum by television .standards. It was. he discovered. easier 4. "Dlrty Work" The Rolling Stones (Columbia) said than done. that has to be followed in such a 5. ‘"Pretty in Pink’ Soundtrack” (A&M) — Gold (More than Eisenberg. 38, who used to be During the hiatus — two Answer: Alex Trebek "The main problem is that in the past, no place to show strong way. That frees up the 500,(XX) units sold). a college history instructor, sda-Li; months a year — one of the other there’s not that much to choose them. director creatively, but makes it 6. "Like a Rock” Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band (Capitol) writes questions and answers Question: Who hosts writers resumes his previous job from.” says Metheny, 31, a “If you’re a pop artist who harder in another way, since 7. “Heart” Heart (Capitol) — Platinum He's good. for "Jeopardy! ” "Jeopardy!”? as a substitute teacher and three-time Grammy Award sells billions of records.” says he’s got to come up with all the 8. “Falco 3" Falco (A&M) — Gold But he uses too much green for me. another writes crosswords for a He isn’t embarrassed at all by winner. "O f all the artists I like, Metheny. hyperbolically, ‘"The good parts.” The right director 9. "Riptide" Robert Palmer (Island) — Gold his mid-life job change. puzzle magazine. Eisenberg virtually none have video amount of money it takes to is vital to Metheny. because, he 10. "Play Deep" The Outfield (Columbia) — Gold decided to get the inside story works on screenplays. make a video is kind of a drop in says, “ each artist has to ask Tm proud to be associated product available. from Trebek and the writers. the bucket. But for an artist like himself how much talent he has with Jeopardy!' In a way, the He got his job by attending a " I had to go through the 100 or Eisenberg shares his tiny myself, the cost of making a personally for the visual’ Country singles show encourages learning. It s office with comedy writer Scott seminar on the TV industry. One so videos that are available in Puzzle Solutions video is usually more than the medium. In my case. I have 1 ."Grandpa” The Judds (RCA-Curb) not what (former FCC Rubin, who is currently working of the panelists mentioned that the jazz category — or whatever cost of making the whole record. none whatsoever.” 2. “Ain’t Misbehavin'” Hank Williams Jr. (Warner-Curb) chairman) Newton .Minnow had on a gag version of “ Jeopardy!" ■Jeopardy! ” (which had been category this is that we’re It’s a difficult decision: Make a Although video and jazz-fusion 3. "Tomb of the Unknown Love" Kenny Rogers (RCA) in mind when he called Looking at a picture gallery of off the air since 1978) was about talking about — and pick out the video of one tune on your new may not be the ideal marriage, 4. "One Love at a Time" Tanya Tucker (Capitol) television a vast wasteland. " U S. presidents. Rubin marvels. to be revived by IMerv Griffin stuff that came closest.” answer Productions. Metheny ended up using record, or go and make another for a number of logistical 5. ''Whoevor’s In New England" Reba McEntIre (MCA) Each day in his cramped "There are a lot more videos by artists ranging from record.” reasons. Methany still feels it’s 6. "Happy, Happy Birthday Baby" Ronnie Milsap (RCA) Answer. Hoily wood office, Eisenberg. presidents with beards than I Einseberg auditioned for the Miles Davis to Kate Bush. Philip Metheny has made 14 albums important that someone within 7. "Hold On" Rosanne Cash (Columbia) HAZING ABDUCT PICNIC assisted by three other writers, thought." show by writing a sample Gla.ss to Art of Noise. and two videos. He also did the his field continues to go out there 8. “Easy to Please" Janie Fricke (Columbia) FRIEZE MARVEL THROAT has to think up 74 questions and Rubin is trying to come up gameboard. Later, he learned “ New Visions." a recent and give it the old college try. 9. "Fe0lin’ the Foelin'" The Bellamy Bros. (MCA-Curb) answers for the nationally with a funny question and the sample question that addition to MTV’s “ older sister” He’s grateful to VH-I for 10. "Partners. Brothers and Friends" Nitty Gritty Dirt Band He's so dumb that when he syndicated game show. During answer about hairy chief impressed the producers enough gets a brainstorm It's nothing station, serves as one of the new providing three hours a week in (Warner Bros.) the 39 weeks each year that the executives. Immediateiy ad­ to give him the job. "Answer: but th is— outlets for what’s become known which the product can be seen. show airs, Harry and his dressing the problem, Eisen­ Prostitutes earned t heir nick­ as New Age Music, a category "1 feel it’s absolutely essential colleagues create 14,000 ques­ berg points out that ail bearded name from this Civil War AduK contemporary singles that includes Metheny himself that there be a forum for the tions and answers. presidents were Repubiicans. general, who belie"ed they A DRIZZLE as well as groups like Tangerine artists that don’t fit into the 1 ."Greatest Love of All" Whitney Houston (Arista) "That’s the equivalent of two All Democrats were clean­ raised his troops’ morale. Dream and Shadowfax. These MTV format — and that’s 2. "Take Me Home" Phil Collins (Atlantic) entire Trivial Pursuit games a shaven except Grover Cleve­ Question: Who was Gen. Joseph virtually everyone,” he laughs. 3. "Live to Tell” Madonna (Sire) year," says Jules Minton, the artists make few videos, only Jumble on page 16 land. who had a walrus Hooker?" "Really, with the exception of 4. "On My Own" Patti LaBelle & Michael McDonald (MCA) show’s head writer and a former partly becau.se there has been. mustache. "Basically, we all got the job perhaps 40 acts — really more 5. "Call Me" Dennis DeYoung (A&M) JEFFREY fifth-grade teacher. The host of "Jeopardy! ’ ’ TAMBOR on how well we could write, not like 15 or 20 acts — the entire 6. “Never as Good as the First Time" Sade (Portrait) On "Jeopardy! " contestants 45-year-old Trebek, holds a on how many degrees we had,” market is not MTV material. 7. "Holding Back the Years" Simply Red (Elektra) TV puzzle on page 14 win money when they provide degree in philosophy from the Eisenberg says. And there area bunch of people 8. "So Far Away” Dire Straits (Warner Bros.) the right questions to the University of Toronto. Eihlie Ann Vare tunes' into out there who are looking for 9. "l Think It’s Love" Jermaine Jackson (Arista) answers Trebek reads. I. for "W e ’re lucky that Alex is Although admitting he doesn’t rock for Newspaper Enterprise something other than heavy 10. “Bad Boy" Miami Sound Machine (Epic) example, won $12,000 on the bright, ” Eisenberg says. "Most want to write game shows for Association. Pat Metheny metal.” ■ show that was scheduled to be hosts just take what they' re the rest of his life. Eisenberg telecast on April 28. given. Alex shows what he’s says he loves his job. But he NBC wins the week I had gone through the normal reading on the air. hates checking computer contestant selection process just But today, Trebek isn’t taking printouts to make sure the NEW YORK (AP) — The first CBS' two-hour film. "Vanish­ like anybody else. What 1 what Harry has given him. writers aren't repeating the fight of the May sweeps was a ing Act,” ranked 20th for the learned by going on the show Trebek wants Harry to change same categories too often. Frampton coming back with a new album myself was fascinating, so 1 split decision. The television week, but CBS was easily the word "dynasty" to "fa m ily ” It’s a thankless — and bizarre audience was fairly evenly top-rated for Sunday night in a question about the — task. divided for the major Sunday because of its earlier Top 10 Hapsburgs because Trebek By Larry MeShane now to what happened after the Comes Alive! ” has sold 10 me. The mistake I made was "And then the guitar started ’ 'Just last week 1 caught five allowing those people who were night movie match-up. and each shows. ” 60 Minutes” and Frank Sanello covers Holly­ thinks "dynasty" is too obscure live album” says Frampton. his million copies since it was first coming out every day. and it still questions on Pakistan, ” says supposedly advising me for the network could claim it won "Murder. She Wrote.” wood for Newspaper Enterprise a word. Eisenberg reminds NEW YO RK - Peter long blond hair and boyish looks released in 1976. does,” said Frampton. ’’ ... I Eisenberg. ■ best of my career to advise me something. "It was one of those cases in Association. Trebek about the popular Frampton. who dropped out of intact as his 36th birthday The Kent. England, native had can’t believe that I ever lost the The first part of ABC's $25 which everybody got a piece of sight and mind 10 years ago approaches. " I t ’s very easy with been working since he was 12. on their behalf, as opposed to my love of it. and I ’m making up for million. 12-hour "North & South. the viewing.” said Mike after doing the biggest-selling hindsight to look back and say. when he made his first behalf.” it now.” Book 11” was the top-rated Eisenberg, CBS' research . live concert album ever 'Oh well now, shouldn’t have recording. Frampton was The followup “ I ’m in You” On the verge of a North performer of the Sunday director. recorded, has returned with a donethat, eh Pete?” ’ quickly hailed as a guitar sold well, but its sappy title song American tour in June. and departure from Frampton’s Frampton has found that his blockbusters, ranking 10th for According to Nielsen figures "Premonition.” The mistakes included a virtuoso, making his mark with other studio efforts turned off definition of success has the week. released Tuesday. NBC. which misguided revamping of The Herd and then with Humble It is his first album in four many fans. Three unsuccessful changed over the past few The first intallment of NBC’s had finished third the previous Frampton’s image from rock ’n’ Pie before embarking on a solo years, and could once again albums followed in the next four years. four-hour ‘'Deliberate two weeks, won with a 15.4 roll guitarist to teen idol, career in 1972. propel the golden haired pop , years, leaving the artist "Success means to me to Stranger” finished second for rating. CBS averaged a 14.0 incessant touring that burned After four somewhat success­ star to the stage success he once depressed and dejected. at ways keep enjoying what I ’m the night and 17th for the week, rating and ABC had a 13.2. A out and overexposed him and a ful solo records and subsequent knew. So Frampton took four years doing, because there was a but improved on a poor lead-in rating measures the percentage starring role in a disastrous film blistering tour performances, he off — “ I should have done that portion of my career there from 42nd-ranked “ Alfred of the nation's 85.9 million "The story is really quite version of “ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely became the proverbial over­ after the live album” — and where I hated what I was Hitchcock Presents.” The homes with television. A share simple when you look back from Hearts Club Band.” night sensation with the live performance was good enough measures the percentage of sets album. spent time with his wife and doing,” he said. “ ...How high it “ All of a sudden I went from to keep NBC in front for the in use that are tuned to a " I was in the middle of a child. He abandoned his guitar. gets on the charts, how many No. 1 to nowhere, ’cause my week of April 28 to May 4. as the broadcast. whirlwind,” he recalled. “ It was Eventually, he began playing copies it sells — those material Larry MeShane writes about credibility was gone.” Framp­ with fellow guitarists, like things are nowhere near as top-rated network ended a A repeat of NBC’s "The Cosby almost like at one point the press music makers (or The ton said in an interview. two-week drought and topped Show” ranked first with a 29.5 couldn’t get enough of me. and co-writing the title track of important to me as I thought Associated Press. His double-album. "Frampton Steve Morse’s last album. the A.C. Nielsen ratings again. rating. then the public had too much of before.” ■ WKEKEND PLUS. Saturday. May 10, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 10, 1986 22 Trends 23 Trends

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... Continued a natitinal di.sgrace. And the issue is far bigger than the principles in Texas's, if not the employee wno was unaware qi. nation's, most flamboyant how long it had been continued” support enforcement case. The each time — and who was publicity surrounding this case, intimidated by my ex-husband's however, has helped re-focus responsible lor supporting them, • Submit a copy of the unpaid child support. But to lawyer. The day we got into national attention on the problem we are dead wrong. ’ divorce decree and previous women like Anne (name court, there was no electricity, — and on Texas's unique Mattox helped his divorced payment record. changed), the $315 check she +mt they kept the dtxirs open and .solution. mother raise a younger brother • Submit and a completed received, her first in six years, held the hearing anyway. Of the five million families and sister. He knows first-hand application plus a one-time $20 makes a difference. "And I was awarded supptirt awarded support each year, the deprivation that a fatherless processing fee to the attorney “I got that check in retroactive to May '83, I got my fewer than half received the full family experiences, and he is general's office. (The fee is September; and for the first time first check in February '86. Now amount, an amount which is determined to lessen that waived for families on welfare.) since my 10-year-old began we have to go back to the seldom enough for the custodial deprivation for Texas children. • Then they must sign a school, I could buy everything supptirt before May '83." parent to provide adequate care He insists the issue is clear-cut: contract agreeing to let the on the school-supplies list. He Texas is hunting deadbeat dads Ryan's ca.se is but one of the for the children anyway, (One There is only one side: the attorney general’s office handle even got a pair of Nikes." 2(X),(KX)-plus handled by the Texas mother was awarded $65 children’s. the case, including collection of The names roll on. Each one, agency since '83. Collections of a month for her 18-month-old Twenty-nine Child Support payment. each amount listed, represents a delinquent support went up over child -— and has trouble Enforcement Units throughout Because of the tremendous one-parent family where the kids There’s a new class of criminal on the wanted list 80 percent for the first year and collecting that from the father, the state handled the delinquent media coverage of the program, are missing something which are expected to go up another 50 an oil rigger.) cases. Any custodial parent who some parents begin paying as money could buy. Because the percent this year when eomputer whereabouts to give a lawyer." the founder of the National In 99 percent of the cases, the has a court order ordering the soon as they are informed by names are published, the By Susan Crain Bakos automation speeds the For the next several years, Organization for Men and a man custodial parent is the mother. non-custodial parent to pay mail that the attorney general's situations are changing. who believes women seeking processing. But few of these Changes in Texas state laws hi? long arm of the law Jean Ryan and her kids did what Women still cam less than men support and can show deliquency office is now the payee. And I certainly couldn’t afford to hire child support are "man-eating cases are as dramatic as Ryan's. in the past few years, IS a little longer in most abandoned one-parent in the workplace. Thus the is eligible for help. “If we can find him, that tigresses, grabbers " Siller It's ironic that she and her specifically wage garnishment Texas these days than it detectives so I would have accurate families do; They barely scraped mother's standard of living — If the custodial parent is order goes out within a month of by. For one six-month period managed to stall for two and a former spouse who haven't and her children's also — receiving Aid to Eiependent application for assistance," says laws, have made collecting from IS in most states. You information on his whereabouts to give a they didn't have a car because half years, during which time communicated in 10 years would plummets an average of 40 Children, the state can step in an agency spokeperson. “For those listed fathers easier. needn't have watched most women would have given be represented by, on her side, many cowboy movies at she couldn't afford to have percent with divorce. when the parent is at least $150 many Texas mothers, the first Effective January I, 1984, the lawyer. up or run out of money on their the nation's leading champion of Non-support is estimated at a check arrives within eight weeks state constitution was amended Tthe Saturday matinee to know needed repairs made on their old and three months behind. For own. child support, and on his side, of filing." to allow wage garnishments. A the Texas cowboy usually gets clunker. S3.8 billion a year national parents not on public assistance, In February of '83, Ryan, Ryan says, “1 was harassed its most outspoken critic. Sidney problem. Yet it has been father no longer had to be his man. Well. Texas has a new support must be $500 in arrears. The names on a recent and who works for the Texas with interrogatories. One was 92 Siller tells men, "The key to regarded as a woman’s issue typical deadbeat dad list ranged behind in payments. And any class of criminal on its The difference in delinquency is program are certainly effective they can eat meat (“and by Department of Human Services, pages long. Another required avoiding involvement in most-wanted lists now; deadbeat because women nearly always the only difference in the way from a father of a 5-year-old custodial parent could apply for too; “Child support. You owe it meat, we mean tuna or turned to the attorney general's detailed information on the last child-support payments is not have the kids. behind $1,300 to a father of an garnishment as a collection dads, non-custodial parents (99 cases are handled. to your children," one caption chicken") more than one night a office for help. The stale’s Child 10 years of my life, including getting married in the first place, Jim Mattox insists, “It isn't a 8-year-old who was $12,400 in method. Since then, more than of IfX) arc fathers) who arc in reads above the photo of two week. Support Enforcement Program information on business travel, unless one has an iron-clad woman's issue. It’s a human To get help, custodial parents arrears. Some of the amounts, 12,000 garnishments have been arrears in their court-ordered kids, one girl, one boy. that Ryan’s story reads like a had just been moved from a where I .stayed, what I spent, prenuptial agreement." rights issue. It’s everyone’s must: one for $617, for example, don't ordered. ■ supjxin payments typical American family, .now script for a TV movie. I listened social welfare agency to an etc. If it hadn't been for the Siller's viewpoint aside, issue. The children are suffering. • Submit the court order and sound enormous — a mere drop And a new breed of Texas split asunder. And in a childish to the details recited first by enforcement agency. And a attorney general's office and the non-payment of child support is If we say only women are situation of delinquency. in the bucket of the nation's ranger is after them; Attorney scrawl beneath the picture, agency staffers and then by friend told Ryan that Jim Mattox support they gave me, not only General Jim Mattox has "Plea.se pay." Ryan and wondered how meant to make Texas, once a financially but emotionally, I organized Child Support The poster kids, of course, are anyone could have endured to haven for non-paying fathers, would have given up. , Enforcement Units to 1) models. But the real people in the last scene. 2 Locations the toughest stale in the country "The day after the hurricane A gift for always... establish a child-support the real stories are far more Following her divorce eight on deadbeat dads. swept through Long Island in to Serve You Better! obligation. 2) enforce that dramatic. It’s hard to li.sten to and a half years ago, she was The agency located Ryan's October '85, David Ferris (an obligation. .1) IcKate a them without being sad and ■ awarded child support by the ex-husband fairly quickly. He agency staff member) flew to 36 Oak St. - 649-0791 non-custixlial parent and 4) angry, and finally happy that court. Her ex-husband paid that had been in Kuwait for several ' New York, He finally succeeded The Calmady Children establish paternity. Mattox terms something is being done. support for a year and half, years. He was in New York in getting a prosecutor to push bv Sir Thomas Lawrence 200 W. Center - 646-6056 non-support "a form of child Jean Ryan, at last a happy though he didn't visit his City, where they filed in May our case through. abuse." and child abusers find woman, has one piece of advice children. Then the payments '83. “We learned that the no sanctuary in Texas. for the downtnxlden, especially abruptly slopped. "And we lost But in New York her ex hired prosecutor's office had kept Happy Mother's Day! The published lists of custodial parents who aren't track of him altogether." the one lawyer any good script transferring my case to a new Free Delivery in Manchester delinquent dads (including receiving court-awarded support; Ryan had no money to hire a writer would pit against Mattox 10% Off Custom Framiiif' lawyer; and she soon found the birthdates, last known addresses, Don’t give up. in that TV movie; Sidney Siller, Continued... wi th th is at] After 22 court dates in a case legal services available for ages of children and amounts Kx[»iri*s M iiv ,'II Send the owed) arc only one phase of this which had been continued women in her position were on-going enforcement program (postponed) for two and a half limited. Everyone was Spring Blossom Bouquet which has been hailed as a years, she has finally received a sympathetic; no one could help. exposu re 'U _ ^ Nmited model for the nation by child-supp

24 Behavior 25 Behavior Talk to your food ... Food fears trigger compulsive eating ... Continued

shows that from 1959 to 1978 An T the "ideal" weight for Miss A' T J - America winners and conte.stants p 5 |V f N Gr H A r p f I'" /v/ G ' U A ' and for magazine centerfolds N dropped consistently over the 20 years. In addition, magazine ) articles on dieting skyrtKketed For many of us, fatness is a defense — ' jv$T during the same period. behavior that guards us from real or What's more, one researcher ’>yi N'Cr "T® found that Elizabeth 'J'aylor's imagined vulnerabilities. But as the u'S’E ^ S - popularity has plummeted since m Ct “r * 1970 due to her increa.se in experts point out, when we’re busy c - weight, whereas in 1976 Twiggy OS defending ourselves, we’re also busy was voted the most beautiful woman in the world. And in ignoring life. Dialoguing with our food 1980, it was reported that the 0 winner of the Mi.ss America enables us to contact those internal contest, Cheryl Prewitt, put messages and become more fully aware of 21 ■ AloruL»n^^. herself through a “grueling regimen" of physieal fitness in our emotional and physical hungers. order to maintain her size and shape. \ Kim Chemin, author of "The Obession," calls the demand for 21 excessive thinness the “tyranny and lose weight of slenderness." In her own listen to the messages of our What I learned lime and time .stmggle with the fat-thin mind and body. But how do we again is that my defen.ses were syndrome, she .says, “Whenever "externality" hypothesis and natural weight for any permanent make a transition from insight to outdated. They were childhood length of time. When we attempt change? How do we listen to our A more successful approach to we can understand out unwanted myself to be me. I was in conflict with food, what was based on the fact that we're fears from the past no longer By Dianne-Jo Moore father. And when he did pay to force our bodies to function food and lose weight? appropriate for the adult world. I the weight-loss dilemma is to emotions, express them and then Hager explains this concept I needed was permission to ail equipped with an inborn attention to me, it was only to below set point, the brain signals The answer is. we don't try to stop dieting, listen to the internal say goodbye to them. We no more fully. “Change happens eat." mechanism, the hypothalamus, do, in fact, have several friends ay, the therapist at the alleviate his own loneliness. She further explains that when intense hunger cues much like a be slender. We merely let in my life who are happy to give cues of our mind and body, and longer need to abuse food to paradoxically." he says. “We which is located at the base of Gestalt Fatness As an adult, I used food she gave herself that permission, starving person experiences. weight loss happen. Each time me much more than 10 minutes eventually become good friends stuff down our pain. change not by trying to be the brain and regulates the Workshop, gluttonously to keep that pain she became friends with food Overeating may take place in an we want to eat, we allow of their time. with food. Another characteristic of many something different, but we appetite. The idea was that thin recommended that I sedated. By talking to my food, and the “terrible conflict abated attempt to bring our body back ourselves to do so without For example, Marlene overweight people is that we change by being more»fully who people experience no difficulty "When you're willing to take concentrate on my food I had learned priceless insight to its natural weight. self-reproach. We pay attention Boskind-Lodahl, then a gestalt tend to approach food in the we already are." and with it the sense of sensing the internal cues of the an honest look at yourself," without any distractions, about my overeating problem. to the entire eating process and therapist in Ithaca. N.Y., and same way we confront or deal This explains why diets are insatiable hunger." hypothalamus, but fat people are According to the theory, set says Christina Urbanik, a IR was not to read a newspaper or The statistics show that almost such miserable failures. We put These subtle and not-so-subtle insensitive to the workings of point also explains why tunc in to our hunger and coun.selor in Pleaston, Calif., her colleague Joyce Sirlin, used with life. Hager gives an a magazine or to listen to 80 million Americans are me.ssages to be thin must be non-hunger sensations. We think this approach at Cornell example: "By acting as if my the cart before the horse, so to the gland. underweight people have "you'll find the things you were television or the radio when 1 significantly overweight, that 52 rejected if we ever hope to of each eating episode as an University with a group of food were a person who could speak. We try to change our But further inve.stjgative difficulty gaining weight. “If scared of don't exist." ate. "Set aside one meal a day million are either dieting or liberate ourselves from opportunity to learn about bulimics — persons who speak to me, I might suddenly bodies without fully studies didn't hold up. Some this research is reliable," says to eat in solitude and really learn contemplating a diet, and that 90 guilt-ridden, diet-conscious ourselves and our relationship to consume vast amounts of food find myself saying, 'I'll be understanding why we initially overweight people may walk Hager, “we may force ourselves how to eat," he said. "Give to a staggering 98 percent of all attitudes and tune in to our own to take off the pounds, but we'll food. BOOKS TO READ (from 1 ,(XX) to 55,(XX) calories) really nice to you. You can't gained weight. past a bakery and not be your fotxl a voice and hear what dieters gain back the weight they needs. put the weight back on again if For many of us, fatness is a The Dieter's Dilemma by within a short period of time depend on those folks out there. "Change for me is like a New tempted. Some thin people smell it might be saying." lose, plus more. During the 1970s a popular we don't deal with the weight defense — behavior that guards William Bennett and Joel Gurin. (from one to two hours), then You've had a hard day, and I'm Year's resolution," Hager the aroma of freshly baked The next day I stared at the "Diets don't fail in terms of theory was that fat people eat in us from real or imagined (Basic Books, 1982), purge this food from their bodies going to comfort you.' " continues. “One or two days, if cinnamon rolls and enter the our body wants to be at." chicken dinner on my plate. I taking weight off," explains response to external cues such a s. Orbach explains that we can vulnerabilitites. But as the The Obsession by Kim with self-induced vomiting, "By dialoguing with our I'm lucky. We're looking for a store to buy and eat. liked to read during my meals Terry Hager, executive director sight, smell, taste and understand how much food our experts point out, when we're Chemin. (Harper & Row, 1981). laxatives, diuretics or enemas. food," he continues, "we deeper kind of change which A more current view which and experienced extreme at Community Counseling and availability of frxid. Thin explains the difference in body wants and needs when we busy defending ourselves, we're Big & Beautiful by Ruthanne One bulimic in the group gave discover that the primary issues starts with accepting ourselves. discomfort and anxiety, giving Personal Growth Ministry in people, on the other hand, eat in individual body sizes is a theory hear it say one word — also busy ignoring life. Olds. (Acropolis Books, 1982). her food a voice and de.scribed . are how we get comfort, how When we try not to change, all my attention to my food Grand Rapids. Mich., "but in response to internal cues — called set point. It goes "Enough." Dialoguing with our food Fat Is a Feminist Issue by Susie her situation in this way: we get it from others and how when we accept ourselves, "This is absolutely keeping the weight off, they're hunger for food triggered by the .something like this: Our body Now we know what to do. enables us to contact those Orbach. (Berkley Books, 1979). "I'm your food, and I'm We need to give it ourselves in change emerges." ridiculous," I scoffed. "Talking notorious failures." contractions of the stomath and has a set weight at which it We accept ourselves fat, we give internal messages and become Fat Is a Feminist Issue II by going into you now, stuffing more healthy ways if we're For instance, I always thought to my food has to be as loony as Susie Orbach, a the glucose level of the blood. functions best, and no amount of ourselves permission to eat, we more fully aware of our Susie Orbach. (Berkley Books, you, making you disgustingly going to change the way we deal that when 1 lost weight, I would 1982). ■ overeating." But then I psychotherapist specializing in like myself. Ironically, when I This theory was called the forced dieting will change our dialogue with our food and we emotional and physical hungers. remembered the counselor's the treatment of compulsive fat. I'm your shame, and I'm with food." When we decide to use this allowed myself to be fat, I warning: "You may encounter eating, concurs. In her book, making you untouchable. No awareness approach to weight stopped hating myself. severe resistance to this "Fat Is a Feminist Issue II," she one will ever touch you. That's losf, we must first be willing do Another barrier which may be experiment. Many obese says: "Diets turn normal eaters what you want, that no one will do two very important things: equally hard to break is to ^llow individuals use food to push into people who are afraid of touch you." accept our fatness and give ourselves any food at any time ^estowqJT^jarmacy down uncomfortable feelings. food." Talking and listening to our ourselves permission to eat — without guilt. “The aim of this Pay attention to that resistance Fear of food can actually fottd, says Orbach, allows us scary ideas, indeed, if for a approach," Orbach directs, “is and discover what type of trigger compulsive eating. When “to trust that there is a voice, a lifetime we've been trying to to encourage guilt-free eating so 643-5230 we view food as a powerful part of yourself that can inform 445 Hartford Rd. relationship you have with rigidly control ourselves with a that you can really listen to what demon that must be avoided at you about what you want fotxi.” diet. ^ your body is wanting and give it I gathered up my courage and all cost rather than a necessary emotionally and what you want For instance, when 1 attended the right kind and amount of and pleasurable subsistence to from the food." We offer a full range of products and gave my meal a voice. "You the fatness workshop, the first food." nourish us, feelings of Experts who use this listening don't want to pay attention to thing the counselor told the Due to our national obsession services, including a Computerized me." the chicken dinner said. deprivation eventually approach agree that many obese group was, "You must accept for thinness, guilt-free eating is "You don't care enough^o give overwhelm us. people swallow down intolerable Prescription Department. We are a U.S. yourself fat before you will be difficult to achieve. Few of us Within time we feel unhappy, feelings and events without me 10 minutes of your time thin." Then he asked all of us to have the courage to admit we Postal Sub-station and a Payment agent for You just want to use me to eat the hot fudge sundae, feel chewing, critiquing or evaluating admit, "I want to be fat because want to overeat, that we even make yourself feel belter." guilty, impose a period of them. In other words, we N.U., CNG, and SNET. I am." enjoy eating. The media Tears welled in m^ eyes, then self-denial, such as a diet or experience difficulty being At first 1 was appalled. For 30 bombards us with the belief that HALLMARK-RUSSELL STOVER I broke into gasping sobs. That fasting regimen, which only aggressive, and we may use LOTTO-DMLY NUMBERS years 1 had struggled to be thin, thin equals normalcy equals had been one of my deepest leads to more feelings of food as a symbolic way of biting off someone's head or and every thought and muscle in happy-ever-after. pains during childhood — that deprivation and another eating For instance, a recent study binge. The vicious cycle is destroying an idea that isn't my mind and b women (nannies). Perhaps it is none in admiration for her if terrible sometimes that my appreciation of myths about mothers are the only disinterested affection character, love of her virtues and YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER pleasant. Now for some "bitter" in the world." veneration for her memory." her as a lovable and very special person has ones. Source: First Market Research of Boston, January 1986. Jane Addams, after her Then there is a Jewish proverb been ridiculed. ff Martin Luther; “If a woman settlement house for motherless that says it so well: “God grows weary and at last dies children was founded: “They all couldn't be everywhere, so he from childbearing, it matters became mine." I made mothers." ■

■ \ . WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 10. 198^ WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, May 10, 1986 29 The Curious Shopper 28 On the Road Raising your car-color consciousness Wood chips make diet bread filling

paint color affects its By Sonja Heinze By Richard Harris saleability. And they consult color-trend forecasters in the Our family eats a bread called My grandfather’s first car Keeping clothing, home-furnishings and A whole staff of experts have devoted a l^ss which has only 40 calories was a Model-T Ford, and like all building-products industries in a lot of time and effort to predicting next per slice. Now we’ve been told new Model-Ts, it was black. Your Car continuing attempt to keep on some of the ingredients come Some habits are hard to break. top of new color fashions and year’s favorite car colors. from trees. Any truth to this? Grandad continued to drive Alive fads. Doris Finnerty, Linwood, N.J. black cars until tbe day of his A number of breads are on the retirement, when he headed for Car-color consciousness market which do indeed contain Florida in a new flame-red reached its creative height in an ingredient made from wood convertible he called his 1970, when catchy names for in its resale price. The favorite pulp. They’re low in calories new hues came into vogue. cil. the most popular colors for "freedom machine." new vehicles include light used-car colors, according to the and supposedly high in fiber, I used to think Grandad was a “naturally a car should match American Motors offered cars in study, are beige and bright red. Big Bad Orange, while General red-brown, white, dark blue and and are named Lite 'N Up, bit eccentric, but the current the driver’s shoes and handbag. light blue. Silver is also “in” for So if you’re considering selling Merita Lite, Roman Light, Lite “Color Me Beautiful" trend has So if you’re a Pisces you'd drive Motors countered with Hugger your car and it’s one of these Orange and Panther Pink. But full-sized and intermediate­ Loaf, Sunbeam Lite, Less, Vim led me to rethink the question of a pink car. and ... " sized cars; red is in for compact colors, you could be in luck! If. and 40. They are low in calories car colors. Finally.' ! phoned one of the Ford was the winner, hands on the other hand, you’re down, of the cute-colors cars and pickup trucks: and because some of the flour has Does the color of your car Big Three automakers, where 1 light gray is in for pickup trucks shopping for a used car. you 11 been replaced with cellulose, improve your public image, spoke with someone in customer competition. That company be in a much belter bargaining featured shades called Freudian only. which passes through the body boost your chances for success preference research. "Color can The color of a used car affects position if you're coasidering a and lead to romance and Gilt. Hulla Blue. Bring ’em Back dark-colored car. Peculiar paint largely undigested and increase a car’s marketability." its saleability, too. The unabsorbed. self-fulfillment? 1 was told. "A whole staff of Olive and Anti-Establish Mint. jobs — two tones, polk dots or Humorist and fashion- No kidding — you can still buy consulting firm of Runzheimer If you’re worried about experts have devoted a lot of ii Co, Inc., recently completed a late ’60s-slyle do-it-yourself Are some of the ingredients in this loaf from trees? industry iconoclast Carl Franz, time and effort to predicting factory-match touch-up paint in spray-paint murals — lower a finding slivers of wood in your author of "Color Me Macho (Or any of these colors. _ used-car preference study and bread, this won’t happen. The next year’s favorite car colors." concluded that a car’s color can used car’s value even more, as Don't Color Me at All). " thinks Car manufacturers are Today, according to the does any paint job that's a wood pulp is boiled and make a difference of up to $.100 cups. avoid chicken like the plague not. "I recommend brown," he acutely aware of how a car’s Automotive Information Coun­ different color from the original bubbled, repeatedly bleached, switch it to a paper bag or The rind of Brie cheese is says. "You'll save a fortune on treated with caustic agents, cellophane wrapping, which edible. It’s composed or a mold The phrase “imported from because I’m fearful of the blood trips to the carwash ” I recently found a deal 1 extensively washed and dried, allow for air and water passage. that develops naturally on the France” may not be so staled on that is lurking under all the goop But expert opinions differ. couldn’t pass up on an old then ground into a white, surface of the cheese and is the cups, but it is so stated on they put on it. The doctor has After searching the “color Studehaker that had been odorless powder. USES FOR BACON FA'H called rind flora. "Pocket Guide television commercials. Some ordered me to eat chicken consultant' listings in the yellow painted Pagan Purple When 1 Whether or not this cellulose / remember during World War to Cheese” by Sandy Carr years ago Americans got it into instead of other meats. Please pages, 1, contacted Sally Ann showed it to Franz, he said. additive has the same benefits as II there was a poster in our advises that “cheeses that smell their heads that something help me." Cremaillerc. who advertises "a "Well. . um ... yeah, it makes the natural food fiber is butcher shop asking people not of ammonia are dangerously "imported from France" was ■Tom Foster, the president of brand-new you in iust in days you look much slim m er” But unknown. According to a to pour bacon fat down the overripe and should not be superior in some respect. It’s Foster Farms, says, "Many through the magic of eye Ms. Cremaillere’s only com­ Nutrition Action Health Letter drain but to give it to the eaten." advertising hype. And in this factors in the raising and shadow.” and asked what she ment was “Yuchhh! ” As I said, pul out by the Center for butcher for the war effort. I Brie is at its best when cut specific case, not only is the processing of poultry may thought about car colors. experts differ. ■ Science in the Public Interest, still save bacon fat and have from a whole cheese rather than culture not imported from contribute to the incidence of "Well.” she responded. "Truly natural food fiber is a several coffee cans full of it. buying it pre-sliced. It begins to France, but also even if it were, excessive bloixi or bruising. better bet for the Any suggestions as to what, to lose some of its flavor once it’s it wouldn’t make any difference. There is some difficulty in health-conscious consumer than do with it? cut. detecting certain internal bruises a food scientist’s concoction that During the war all fats were and bloody areas in whole body contains only cellulose." in short supply, states Robin Yoplait yogurt advertises that READERS' FEEDBACK: fryers. Only when birds are cut In short, the bread is Kline, director of consumer the cultures which are pul into BLOOD SEEPAGE IN CHICKEN up docs the problem become harmless, filling and sort of like affairs of the National Pork their yogurt are imported from A reader wrote to this column evident." When these problem eating enriched sawdust. "When Producers Council, and it was France. I know that yogurt .some time ago expressing areas are able to be detected, these companies say you’re recycled and refined for further cultures are made up of two revulsion because exce.ssive they are graded out, he says. gening ’less,’ ’’ says the CSPl use as a source of energy. Kline differerit types of beicteria, and bkKxl seemed to be (Xizing out The problem expressed by readers, however, is not so Health Letter, "they mean it” says that the Pork Council .still I was wondering what of cooked chicken. She wanted advises not to pour it down the difference it made where these to know if there was a way to much ‘brui.se spots ” hut rather blood seepage from the joints, drain, as it would undoubtedly bacteria came from. soak the chicken beforehand to STORING FRUITS AND which suggests improper "cause problems with the In a brochure sent to me by prevent this. Steve Pretanik of VEGETABLES bleeding. Experienced farm Should fruits and vegetables be plumbing. Kim Dickey, a communications the National Broiler Council women arc saying this is a stored in the refrigerator in the And other than for frying eggs specialist with General Mills, it responded. Claiming this recent problem, not like the old or browning potatoes or onions, states that for Yoplait yogurt, problem has "always been with plastic bags you put them in in days when chickens were raised the supermarket, or should they Kline doesn’t advise using bacon the culture is composed of two us," he suggested soaking deboned pieces of chicken in a quietly and naturally. Tixiay, be free of any wrapping? fat for other frying or cooking types of bacteria — brine solution to draw the blood however, it’s a frantic Even after fruits and because of its low smoke point. Lactobacillus bulgaricus and production line where they can’t vegetables have been picked, The fat is also too soft for soap out. What follows are some Streptococcus bulgaricus. In readers’ comments: seem to get the chicken parts on they are actually still alive — making. literature published by Dannon the truck fast enough. that is, they breathe and Kline suggests throwing the Melba Smith, Modesto, yogurt, a competitor, it states “I disagree with the Although I’m personally not ^Ooo'- consume oxygen. If the product fat out. If any readers have any Calif.: that their yogurt culture is answer given for blood bothered by this seepage, I is to be in the refrigerator for worthwhile suggestions for the composed of the same bacteria. remaining in chicken. It has would suggest that anyone who HO’’' any extended period of time and use of bacon fat, please send Although I’ve never done it, I been just in the last few years is should buy kosher poultry if them along. 254 Broad Street, Manchester is in a closed plastic bag, it would think that if I looked at a that this problem has been possible. If nothing else, these cannot respire. Alcohol builds Lactobacillus bulgaricus under a occurring. I’m 66 years old and chickens are thoroughly bled. up in the plant tissue and cell IS BRIE RIND EDIBLE? microscope in Paris It would be have never seen chicken like this Other suggestions for this MAGAZINE Celebrate Mother’s Day at damage results. / never know whether or not to identical to a Lactobacillus before. I agree with the woman problem would be most Plastic bags are all right for eat the rind of Brie cheese. It bulgaricus in Minneapolis. who wrote to say she was raised welcome. ■ New. Exciting. Locally Produced. Nikki’s Restaurant short periods of time because has a fake look to it. What is it Kim Dickey states, “There on a farm and never had this they prevent water loss, but made of? Also, what causes are many varieties of cultures, problem. It makes me sick!" Another example of the Herald s with these specials... unless you’re going to use the some Brie to have an but at that time (1964) the product within a day or two, ammonia-like smell? specific variety used in our Ethel Jones, Colorado commitment to the needs and • Prime Rib • Chicken Divan recipe was unique to France and Springs, Colo.: ‘Tm 74 years • Sole Almondine • Baked Stuffed Shrimp not available in the U.S. Today old, raised and lived on a farm, we have the technology and fried chicken thousands of times. interests of Manchester. M om gets a free glaai of wine or a slice of knowledge to grow these Now I can’t fry or bake chicken strawberry pie. If you’re worried about finding slivers of cultures ourselves. For this so I can enjoy it. After cooking wood in your bread, this won’t happen. reason, our active cultures are it, blood seeps out and sickens Watch for it every Saturday! Don't forget to pick up Mother’s Day pies from Nikki’s. no longer imported from France me to death. I can’t tolerate and we do not state so on the looking at it. When I eat out, I WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 10. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, May 10, 1986 30 Dining In 31 Dining Out Apples: new ideas for an old favorite Willie's A

Thousands of varieties of this fruit have graced our tables By Sondra Astor Stave tasty broth. A basket of rolls and crackers By Bonnie Mandoe peeled and chopped There are fashions in food and comes with napkin wrapper, (banana squash, acorn restaurants just as there are though nothing within is warm. eople love apples. For squash or pumpkin may styles in clothing or furniture. Best of the lot is the dark over 2,000 years they be substituted) Currently, nouvelle cuisine is pumpernickel bread. were the world's 2 green apples, peeled, making way for more homey The salad has a good mix of favorite fruit, only preparations, sometimes called lettuce, carrots and other cored and chopped comfort foods. For those who vegetables. Brown edges in the recently overtaken in I onion, chopped America by the orange. wonder what came before lettuce and slight dryness 6 cups stock or bouillon America’s romance with suggest that it is cut up Ind ApplesP have been with us for I teaspoon salt (or less Szechuan Chinese and Japanese bagged long before being millenia. Their charred remains to taste) sushi, a visit to Willie's will served. The bleu cheese have been found in early % teaspoon each provide the answer. dressing is 50 cents extra. While dwellings dating back far beyond rosemary and basil Willie’s Steak House at 444 not spectacular, it is signifi­ Biblical times to the prehistoric '/n teaspoon each Center St. has been a fixture in cantly better than the Russian, era. The form of the apple has Manchester for so long that it which is disconcertingly thick also been discovered earved in nutmeg arui pepper '/: cup cooked brown rice can completely fill its dining and tastes of mass preparation. ancient stone. rooms and banquet halls on a Willie’s bills itself as a steak Thousands of varieties of '/■> cup cream toasted, chopped hazelnuts Thursday evening, even without house and our steak entree is the apples have come and gone in the benefit of a display ad in best of this course. Our hip the apple's long history, but either the phone book or the steak, the house special, arrived only about 40 varieties are Simmer together, covered, the newspaper. The restaurant's rare as ordered, with good grown commercially texiay. The squash, apples, onion, bouillon popularity has caused it to flavor, if a bit ohewy in texture. number of varieties continues to and seasonings. When the expand. While an older .section Baby back ribs are becoming decline as larger and larger scale squash is tender, cool briefly, of the dining room is primarily a new American classic and agriculture lakes hold. then blenderize the soup. Return paneled, a newer area has they appear on the menu as a Fortunately, apples are grown the smooth mixture to the soup cloth-covered walls and more special of the day. The portion, a m more than .4.'' of the 50 states, pot and add rice and cream. Stir decorative lighting. full rack, is generous, but the and home gardeners continue to well and heal thoroughly. Serve The menu features basic meat is soft to the point of enjoy the goixlness of a wide garnished with the nuts. American fare. Preparation is blandness. Reasonably good variety of apple types. simple, and. from the speed with french fried potatoes accom­ Whal new can be done with which our orders are brought, at pany main dishes, unless baked A simple recipe with simply least partially cooked ahead. An or mashed potatoes are chosen. apples’ Well, I'm glad you marvelous results. asked Read through the recipes appetizer of herring with cream Desserts are primarily pie Reginald Pinto/Mancheeter Herald below to see how they can larlen sauce is perhaps the high point and ice cream. Blueberry pie is APPLE CRISP up a soup, sweeten up a cake of the meal. The generous fillet dry of crust with a filling that 4 cups thinly sliced apples and esen substitute for whipped is of good texture, the sour tastes canned. Spumoni arrives A menu at W illie’s Steak House at 444 Center St. awaits a cream For a simply addictive V’ cup water cream thick and fresh tasting as a rectangular block of four customer. treat, try culling a crisp, sweet I teaspoon cinnamon and the garnish of both pickled flavors of ice cream and is '/: cup fruit sugar and fresh sliced onions provides probably purchased in quantity apple into wedges, then by the restaurant. smearing the wedges with peanut (fructose) or I cup sugar good contrast. previous visits finding sand­ Minestrone soup, a menu Willie’s is open from nine in soup, juice or fruit cup, most butler It's an unbeatable '/; cup butter wiches at lunch more appealing desserts and coffee. Waitresses Is there a restaurant ' . cup whole wheat regular, has an adequate the morning to midnight every combination. assortment of vegetables and a day except Sunday. I recall from than this particular evening’s are efficient and appropriately you'd like to see pastry flour dinner. At both times, there is a friendly, without becoming Children love this. Served whipped cream (or Whipped selection of pasta entrees as obtrusive. reviewed? Write to with toast or erackers, it makes Apple Cream) well. Main dish prices begin in Willie’s is tradition in a time of Sondra Astor Stave in the %5 range for pasta a hearty lunch or light supper. 444 Center St, 649-5271 fads and fancies. With its care of W eekend Plusj^ Place the sliced apples and the preparations with baked stuffed extensive hours and decent, if Hours: Monday through Wednesday, U: 30 a.m. to 10 shrimp and filet mignon topping not exciting food, it serves as a Magazine, P.O. Box CHEDDAR APPLE SALAD water in a buttered dish. Honey Apple Cake the menu at about $11. A full Sprinkle with cinnamon. p.m. Thursday through Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. viable alternative in Manches­ 591, Manchester, 4 cups diced red apples com bines chopped dinner, as opposed to a la carte, ter’s increasingly diverse Separately, combine the sugar, Closed Sundays. 4 tablespoons lemon juice walnuts, cinnamon adds $2 to your bill and includes restaurant picture. ■ Conn. 06040. I cup diced celery butler and flour. When the Reservations accepted for five or more / cup coarsely grated mixture resembles coarse bread and apples. Dress: Casual acceptable Cheddar cheese crumbs, sprinkle it over the x* Handicapped access American Express, Visa or MasterCard. -V i cup mayonnaise apples. Bake about 60 minutes, I tablespoon Dijon-type until apples are lender, at 350F. 2 tablespoons apple juice Vs teaspoon cinnamon I teaspoon lemon juice mustard Serve with whipped cream. concentrate dash nutmeg 1 cup ground raw cashew nuts I tablespoon milk Serves 4-6. 2 tablespoons ground Core the apples and peel, if Chop the apples coarsely with %-'/> cup chopped walnuts desired. Slice thinly and place in For a truly delicious pie made skins. Discard the cores. iS? nuts (pecans are good) a large pot with cider, salt, without wheat or sugar, try this Blenderize the apples to a puree, •w Prices Dinner Combine oats, flour, salt, oil cinnamon, nutmeg, honey and infallible recipe. Tbe crust works using the lemon juice and a bit Toss apples with lemon juice and cinnamon. Add egg and a the cornstarch dissolved in the haven’t Specials well with fillings besides apple, of apple juice — as little as WOMG’S in a large bowl and add eelery bit of the apple juice lemon juice. Cook over medium changed in Weekly loo. (For quiche crust, use possible — just enough to allow and cheese. For dressing, concentrate. Mix well, gently, heat for about 10 minutes, RESTAURANT thyme leaves instead of the blender to function. When 3 years! combine mayonnaise, mustard and as soon as the dough can reducing the heat to a simmer . . • SZECHUAN cinnamon.) smooth, gradually add the . ^ n n AUTHENTIC CHINESE CIUSUVE and milk. Mix salad ingredients hold together, stop adding after the pot boils. TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS liquid. Press dough into a 9-inch ground nuts. Blend until smooth. Best Italian 1984-86 with dressing and place SUGARLESS APPLE PIE Remove the pot from the heat Voted Connecticut Magazine individual servings atop lettuce IN SPICED OAT PIECRUST pie pan with your fingers. Bake and spoon the filling into the PreBentt A \ e u ’ DiverBified Menu Head Chef • Chef Wong Children love this icy cold. leaves for serving. 10 minutes at 350F. partially baked crust. Bake 45 • Italian Cuisine • Seafood • Fowl • SteakB • Riba Sprinkle each portion with Crust minutes more at 350F, Before 875-0661 May Special: (Tur,.. Wrd.. Thun. Only) chopped nuts and serve /'/’ cups "quick" oats Filling baking, crumble any extra APPLE NOG / cup plain yogurt immediately. '/< cup brown rice flour 3 Vs pounds apples piecrust dough over the top of 2 cups cold apple juice Duck A’La Orange *8.95 (toast rice: birnderize 1 cup apple cider the filling, if desired. Let pie (Served with talad tl* ziii a nd a^oire n/ vefelahte or potato} Post Road Plaza Mon. Thur 11; 30 - 10 pm I cup ice cubes 3S2 Hartford Tnpke. Apples add a decided tartness until pulverized) Vj teaspoon salt cool at least 30 minutes before Reserve l\ow For Mothers Day! F ri & Sal. 11:30 • 11 pm (Rte. SON), Vernon Sunday 12:00 noon • 2 tablespoons arrowroot I tablespoon honey ff'inner. of Top 100 VS 4 for extensive u'inp /ill. to this rich and hearty soup. '/: teaspoon salt sampling. (1-84 Exit 65) 10 pm Vs cup cold oil or cornstarch pinch nutmeg 60 Villa l.oitixa Road • Rollon • 646-316! • 649-3292 SQUASH AND APPLE SOUP I teaspoon cinnamon I tablespoon lemon juice WHIPPED (APPLE) CREAM Blend until smooth. Drink 2 Golden Delicious apples immediately. ■ / pound butternut squash. I fgg Vs tablespoon honey Monday. May 12. 198(

WEEKEND f*LUS. Saturday. May 10. 1986 Sherii Lanzi was ‘

By Georoe Loyng Herald Reporter

Hartford County High Patrick Hogan said this m is a coincidence that a sh( supports a candidate i from Hogan’s “ hand-pick cessor has been reappointment. Christa McAuliffe: teacher, This education and scholarship rice«p Ml* dream alhra n astronaut, American hero. Some­ fund will help encourage more of Hogan said he told I want to help keep Christa Raymond Lanzano of Mai thing wonderful glowed deep our nation’s brightest students McAulifTe’s dream alive. En­ during a "very friendly" li within her. to dedicate their lives to the town restaurant last Tues closed is my tax-deductible he would not be reappoir She was a dreamer whose pas­ challenge Christa loved most — contribution of: new term in July bee sion was to reach for the stars. teaching. "personal reasons.” Hogan, who is scheduled Her imagination knew no bound­ All contributions to this fund $5. $ 10 . .$20. . $25___ $ . in July 1987, declined to ! aries. will go directly for scholarships those reasons were. He sal Today, our future dreams can and grants. been thinking about deny zano reappointment to the be found in America’s class­ Help keep Christa’s dream about a month. rooms. It was in the classroom alive. Send your tax-deductible However, Lanzano s that Christa taught and where contribution to Christa’s Chal­ morning that the firing is He said he is being let go she hoped her achievements lenge at the address on the he chose to support Alfred would one day inspire her stu­ coupon at right. Newington, who is challei dents to return — as teachers. man supported by H State Zip succeed him. John T That is why the American Plainfield. Federation of Teachers has es­ Make your contribution pay­ “ You either do things tl able to “Christa’s Challenge’’ or you're not one of the bo tablished a special fund entitled Lanzano, who lives on “Christa’s Challenge.’’ and send to Box 1930, Street. " I think I'm being Washington, DC 20013. m artyr and a whipping b Lanzano said pressure I______I erted on him and the othe in the office to support T contribute money toward paign. Lanzano said he igi pressure and decided to Rioux, who would “ clear office. “ The sheriff’s departm^ an overhaul." Lanzano called Rioux. who was de Hogan in 1982 for the high ■ position, “ very good s 1 , professional.”

h i , ■ 1\ In Connecticut, sherii court papers and prdvi • ? 4 - tj, ' troom security. Gener posts go to people of t political party as the hig who under state stat discretion over hiring ai They are paid on a slidin Lanzano said once it known that he supported I job was at risk. But he si not think Hogan would li from the post he has held July. “ I didn’t think he would audacity to fire me for m; beliefs,” he said. “ That’s the past.” Hogan denied the shei forced to pursue any ( political course. “ I never put on any pressure.” Hogan said. I was “ amazed” at the made by Lanzano. v attributed to the infl Manchester Democrat ■z.Ski-'' i : . I V Chairman Theodore Cun “ What’s happened, he Cummings,” Hogan said On Friday, Cummingf on ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BHIRKV'i' •* r-'xu*fTWSSf^t A publit service of this publication and the .American Federation of Teachers TOBEY SANFORDAVHEELER PICTURES

It Isn’t over yet The 1986 General session was the Republi chance before the Never tions to show the state they could govern. Alt! sessloif adjourned last npt over yet. Lawmakr May 21 to take up pay public school teachers, page 9. Sunny and mild Mostly clear early to partly cloudy through t of the day. High 65 to tonight with a low a