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Saturday, April 12.1986

>* ■■ All learn and enjoy when Hokles meet Heelots at M CC

Over an ethnic Spanish dinner of Paella By Susan Vouehn members. It was an effort to boost participation “ alien culture” in another classroom. English Professor Robert Richardson warned prepared by a Spanish native Vincent Carbonella Herald Reporter in humanities courses, said Humanities Division of New Britain in the Cheney Dining Room at the Director Toby TamarMn, the Heelots before they left to meet the Hokies college, Gallo commented that after experienc­ The HoUes met the Heelots head-on at In the cross-cultural game, the students were that “ Outsiders who behave inappropriately are ejected.” Then he added to the confusion by ing the Hokies-Heelots game, he thinks he could Itoudiester Community College Friday night divided into two groups and given the rules, saying, "Stay fiercely loyal.” now tolerate someone who can’t speak English. and the experience was strange, threatening and , values, and mores peculiar to their separate In describing their feelings after the 30-minute He could not do that before, he said. oonfiuing. but also exciting, intereiting and “ societieB." They practiced the rules within their He said the weekend course was valuable groupe, which iroved difficult because they had experience, students said they felt strange, informative for all involved. because “ this generation has no appreciation of to use different ways of communicating, such as. confosed, alien, insecure, rejected, mad, excited. The experience was an experiment in cross- art or cultural values.” special signals for yes and no, or not facing each 'The pverall word for what they were feeling cultural communication in wUch the Hokies and Robert Micciula, also a freshman from Eaat other when they spoke, was “ culture shock,” — the biggest problem for the Heelots were actually 40 MCC students who Hartford and a history major, said there should “ TTiis is very confusing,” said Rob Gallo, a people who move to foreign countries, Tamarkin volunteered to participate In a two-day examina­ be more emphasis on the humanities in college. freshman from East Hartford, as he tried to greet told the students. “ Many of you who have tion of society and the arts under the theme “ There is so much emphasis on business and the “ Freedom and Constraint in Society." a fellow student under the new rules of the Hokia traveled may have had a taste of that,” she said. “ You have to try to change your behavior or vocations. That’s boring. The humanities gives The program was being conducted for the first society. < time this weekend under the direction of the head The game got even more confusing when the you’ re not going to get the job done or enjoy “emissaries" from each group met with the yourself as a tourist,” said Tamarkin. Pleasti tamte page m of MCC’s Humanities Division and other staff

Khadafy vows

Europe attacks

if U.S. strikes

By United Press International

Related stories Col. Moammar Khadafy, ex­ panding his threat to hit American — See page 10 targets around the world, said Friday he would attack “ all .jsputherii European cities" if the ’ United States launches an offen­ embassy in'East Berlin, comment­

sive against Libya. ing on the attack before and after it took place. Khadafy denounced U.Sv charges that Libya was behind the "There are always messages April 6 bombing of the La Belle passed back and forth between the dance club in West Berlin where general Peoples' (ingress (parlia­ two people were killed, including a ment) and the Peoples’ Bureau U.S. soldier, and dozens were (embassy) there. That is not unusual. It is true in all countries injured. He also said he had nothing to do that such messages are passed."

with the April 2 explosion aboard a "Libjia never had anything to do with this bombing," Khadafy said. TW A jetliner on a flight from Rome to Athens that killed four The Libyan leader spoke calmly

Americans who were sucked out of and gravely during an interview in a small, sparsely furnished room the plane and fell 15,000 feet.

Herald photo by Pinto Khadafy's comments, in an at a military barracks in the interview with United Press Inter­ heavily guarded compound.

national in Libya, followed state­ Khadafy. dressed in a red silk

ments by West German Chancellor , baggy white and silver Trouble on Friday night striped pants and a gold cloth , Helmut Kohl and N A TO com­ Headlights cast an eerie glow over what remains of two of injuries before they were transported to Manchester mander Gen. Bernard Rogers that said he had heard the United States Memorial Hospital, a fire official said. Further Libya was likely involved in the plans to strike his Tripoli head­ the three cars involved in a collision Friday night at the quarters along with several other information about the 8:15 p.m. crash was not available. dance club bombing. intersection of West Middle Turnpike and Hawthorne "Today there were several ag­ cities. Street. Town paramedics treated four people for minor gressive declarations from NATO The United States has vowed to that supported the U.S.," said retaliate against Libya if there is Khadafy, speaking in his heavily concrete evidence of Libyan invol­ fortified Bab al Azizzia headquar­ vement in the attack on the club. On Friday, two U.S. aircraft Panel favors $37.6 million in tax cuts ters on the outskirts of Tripoli. "As the threat this time comes carrier forces edged to within 400 from the North Atlantic Treaty miles of Libya and Donald Regan said most administration officials eral other areas. million less than the general fond retroactive to Jan. 1, $10.4 million. Organization and aims at striking H A R TFO R D (U P l) — A legisla­ against our homes and sons, then believe Khadafy is linked to the tive committee Friday approved Senate Majority Leader Regi­ budget proposed in February by • Increasing the inheritance tax Democratic Gov. William A. exemption for spouses from all southern European cities are bombing of the discotheque. $37.6 million in tax cuu in what nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford, O ’Neill. $300,000 to $1 million, effective July included today. Friday, in the Regan, watching the departure some Republican legislative lead­ said the package represents a of President Reagan's helicopter general outline of a tax cut plan he O'Neill did not include any cuts 1, for a $1.6 million tax cut. There Libyan counterattack plan without ers called a first step toward their for Camp David. Md., was asked expects will total $100 million or in state taxes in his proposed would be a total exemption as of discrimination." he said. goal of $100 million or more in tax about reports of "incontrovertible more. budget, but buoyed by an unex­ July 1, 1987, under the bill. "The Socialist People's Libyan cuts this year. Arab Jamahiriya (Libya) rejects evidence linking Khadafy to the The bill to cut taxes in 11 "What you have is the generic pected $75 million jump in the • Reducing the real estate con­ state's surplus said this week he veyance tax from 0.5 percent to with courage and unswerving attack and he replied: "As far cis list right now." said Smith, who different areas won approval from most people are concerned, yes, said Republican senators are would support about $40 million in 0.45 percent, effective Jan. 1,1987, calmness the unjust U.S. military’ the Finance, Revenue and Bonding that is true. " holding to the $100 million tax cut state tax cuts. $3.3 million. threats. It will never be frightened Committee on a 28-6 vote after Asked if he was referring to goal they set earlier this year as an The $36.7 million package • Reducing the gross receipts by them." majority Republicans killed off administration officials, Regan "absolute minimum." includes: tax on residential electric and gas Khadafy denounced the state­ five Democratic amendments ment by N A TO Commander Rog­ said. "We haven't reached a final seeking to change the makeup of The size of the tax cut will h in ^ • Eliminating the sales tax on bills from 4 percent to 3.5 percent, on the success Republicans have in repair and replacement parts for effective July 1, $4 million. ers that he had "indisputable conclusion, but we're coming the package. evidence” Libya was behind the close." The $37.6 million package in­ cutting the $4.35 billion general machinery retroactive to Jan. Ifor • Eliminate the sales tax on fund approved Thursday by the a revenue reduction of $10.5 fabrics, effective July 1, $500,000. bombing of the dance club. Regan's comments were the cludes cuts in taxes on interest and The N A TO official said West first official statements about dividends, replacement machin­ Appropriations (Committee. million. • Eliminate the sales tax on 'The Appropriations Committee • Reducing the interest and adult and patient under­ German officials had intercepted Khadafy's alleged role in the April ery parts, utility bills, real estate 5 bombing. general fund budget is about $70 dividends tax by one-half percent pads, effective July 1, $900,000. communications from Libya to its transactions, funerals and in sev­ Bonding bill includes TODAY’S HERALD Coloring contest focuses

money for Route 83 on historic Cheney Hall A $2.2 million bond authorization the road to four lanes to match Rail or trail? ‘ Index

for improvements to a stretch of four-lane stretches on either end. A plan to use a strip of Today the Manchester Herald hegina a coloring contest for all 20 psgoo, 2 asetioM Route 83 in Manchester and Operators of businesses along state-owned land that stretches Wsskond Plu* ln*M* youngsters In grades one through six. Vernon was included in a package the road complained that bad from Manchester to Willimantic Their task: color a drawhig of Cheney HaU- A rivirn 1A approved Friday by the Finance, traffic conditions were aggravated for a hiking trail has the backingof Ih e purpose of the contest is to acquaint chfidren wttb the Revenue, and Bonding Committee when Interstate 84, which runs just opponents of a bill that would allow R im inM X Q

cHort to make the historic iHdl, built by O e fsadly llinl made of the General Assembly. to the north, was widened and the the establishment of rail service DiM vifiAH 1II-9D Manchester known far ania wide ta-ttstextfietndastry. a vibnng The bill, which was sent to the entrances were revamped. along the route. Story on page 3. nnmir-9 A

part of Mandiester again. Chfidren will be asked to donate 98 Senate, calls for funds to improve At a hearing on the bill beforethe rVinnjw-tiriit 7 or more with tbeir entriee and all donathma will be given te Tolland Turnpike between Taylor General Assembly’s Transporta­ 1A

the Cheney Hall Rastoratfon Fund. But no one needs to send Street in Manchester and Welles tion Committee. Zinsser said im­ 1 niM n

money in ordn-to enter tbs contest Road in Vernon, part of the state provement of the road should be a 1 nn ary 9 The entriee will be Judged on the grounds of beauty aad route. It was introduced by State state responsibility. Warming up ' rthitiiariM in imagination. AH entries are due at the Manchester RereM by Sen. Carl Zinsser. R-Manchester. Flooding problems have long Mostly cloudy with a chance of D p in in n ft and co-sponsored by Manchester's been a problem on the road, which rain today. Highs in the 40s. Partly May 2, and winners will be named by May U . PanplA 9 See today’s Weekend Phis Magniiae for an eptry blank and other legislators. runs through a flat section along cloudy tonight with lows in the 30s. the Hockanum River. Spnrt« 11.14 moredatails. The revenue from the Variable cloudiness Sunday with Wastewater plan advances — II S /Mfnrirf 4 would be used to improve drainage highs in the SOs. See page 2 for and to widen a two-lane section of see page 3. details Westhsr 2

« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 12, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 12. 1986 - WEATHER Hiking traii is proposed on raiiroad right of way tion that it would never be used ‘You have to look at the needs of By George Loyng The railroad tracks between again for rail service. the entire town.” Simmers said. Today’s forecast Herald Reporter Willimantic and Manchester were Zinsser said Friday he “has no probiem" "The needs of the many outweigh Simmers said Friday he opposed tom up in the mid-1970s. However, with a commuter raii service aiong the the ^ s ire s of a few.” Conaectlcut, Massachaaetta and Rhode laland: A plan to use a strip of a bill Simmers had introduced the amendment. While he said he Simmera has said his commuter Mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and snow state-owned land that stretches earlier this year would give him existing track between Manchester and was willing to compromise some­ rail service would benefit the showers today. Highs in the 40s. Partly cloudy from Manchester to Willimantic the authority to start a coinmuter what on his plans, he said the entire area by providing conve­ tonight with lows in the 30s. Variable cloudiness for a hiking trail has the backing of rail service along that line. Hartford. However, he said the iine to amendment would kill bis entire nient, dependable transportation proposal. Sunday. Highs in the SOs. opponents of a bill that would allow Wiiiimantic wouid harm homes that were and eliminating traffic jam s to and : Mattered showers and flurries today. the establishment of rail service SIMMERS, A MANCHESTER Simmers said he is willing at from Hartford. native, said he would first begin buiit aiong the right of way after the tracks Highs in the 40s. Fair southwest portion and along the route. first to just operate the Zinsser said he met Friday passenger service between Man­ scattered showers and flurries elsewhere tonight State Sen. Carl Zinsser, R- Manchester-to-Hartford line and morning with a representative of chester and Hartford using exist­ were torn up. and Sunday. Lows in the SOs. Highs in the 40s north Manchester, said Friday he will consider the expansion to Willi­ the D E P and members of the ing tracks. If that proved success­ to iower SOs south Sunday. help draft an amendment to the mantic at a later date. If his bill is Connecticut chapter of the Appal­ bill, which is pending before the ful, he said he would lay down new approved unchanged, he said, he New Hampshire: Mostly cloudy today with from the area add the change onto ford. However, he said the line to achian Mountain Club, the group House of Representatives and tracks between Willimantic and will talk with towns along the path occasionai snow or rain likely north and Simmers’ bill. State Rep. James R. Willimantic would harm homes that first suggested creating the would allow Vernon attorney Wal­ Manchester and extend the opera­ of the railroad to get their approval mountains. Highs in the 40s. Chance of flurries McCavanagh, D-Manchester, has that were built along the right of hiking trail along the right of way. ter Simmers to begin rail service tions of what he hopes to call the before laying track and resuming north and mountains, and fair elsewhere tonight. said he opposes re-establishing rail way after the tracks were torn up. AMC member Gerald Hardy of between the northern part of Rockville Railroad. service. Lows from the upper 20s to mid SOs. Variable The bill has been approved by service between Willimantic and Manchester said Friday that the Manchester and Willimantic. THE SENATOR SAID the rail­ cloudiness Sunday with the chance of a shower or both the General Assembly’s Manchester, and state Rep. Peter organization has been talking Zinsser, who opposes the rail road would lower property values, SIMMERS SAID he realizes flurry over the north and mountians. Highs in the Transportation and Judiciary Fusscas, R-Marlborough, whose about using the right of way for a . i # plan, said his amendment would change the character of neighbor­ homes have since been built along 40s to low er SOs. committees, and on Tuesday was district the line would run through, trail since before the tracks were shift control of the 19.6-mile section hoods, pose a safety risk and the right of way and he is willing to Vermont: Clouds mixing with sunshine today. put on the calendar for the full has also expressed reservations tom up. He said AMC did not know of right of way from the state create noise pollution for resi­ talk with the owners. However, he Light snow in the morning. Highs in the 40s. House to consider. A vote has not about the idea. about Simmers’ idea to revive the Department of Transportation to dents. He said It would also be said owners knew the right of way Clearing and cold tonight. Lows in the 20s. Sunday, yet been scheduled. Zinsser said Friday he “ has no railroad when it contacted Zinsser the state Department of Environ­ unfair to revive the railroad when was still in existence and that there Zinsser said he hopes to have his problem” with a commuter rail a few weeks ago about the hiking partly sunny at first, then clouding up with a mental Protection and create a residents built their homes along was a chance the railroad could be amendment drafted by next week service along the existing track trail plan. chance of sprinkles or flurries. Continued cool with state hiking trail along the route the right of way with the expecta­ revived. highs in the 40s. instead of the railroad. and have a state representative between Manchester and Hart­ Getting better Extended outlook Today: Skies will be mostly cloudy with achance of rain; highs will be in the 40s. Tonight: Partly cloudy with lows in the 30s. Sunday: Variable — Extended outlook for New England Calendars cloudiness with highs in the the 50s. Drawing by Kevin Bergdorf of 34 Monday through Wednesday: Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Cooldige St., a fourth-grader at Verplanck School. Fair Monday and Tuesday. A chance of rain Manchester Wednesday. Highs in the SOs Monday, and in the 40s Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows in the SOs. Monday Vermont: Dry and cool Monday and Tuesday. UPl photo Income Tax Assistance, Lincoln Center, hearing Chance of rain or snow Wednesday. Continue room, 7:30 p.m. o ? - ■ i " cool, with highs 40 to 50 and lows 25 to SS. Board of Education, Verplanck School, 7:30 p.m. - . a Today In history - Maine & N.H.: Fair Monday and Tuesday. Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln t v : Chance of rain or snow Wednesday. Lows in the In 1961, the Soviet Union launched a man into space. Center conference room, 7:30 p.m. upper 20s to mid SOs. Highs in the 40s. Tuesday Yuri Gagarin, shown waving from the of the space Human Relations Commission, Lincoln Center ^ t a .j , * • ship's ramp minutes before taking off, was the first conference room, 7:30 p.m. I ||- s ; ' ' : f :) r .. ih| Across the nation human to orbit the earth and return safely. Wednesday Cheney Historic District Commission. Probate The Mississippi River surged 2‘A feet over its Court, 7:30 p.m. banks in Iowa Friday, halting river traffic and Commission on Children and Youth, Lincoln Center forcing 20 residents out of a boarding house, and a Almanac gold room, 7:30 p.m. LOS ANGELES blast of cold Canadian air swept across New Commission on Handicapped, Senior Citizens’ W ‘ England. Center, 7:30 p.m. HIGHEST Park and Recreation Commission, Lincoln Center Rapidly melting snow pushed the Mississippi Today is Saturday, April 12. the show host David Letterman in 1947 TEMPERATURES above flood stage near Davenport. Iowa. The Army (age 39), and actor-singer David conference room, 7:30 p.m. 102nd day of 1986 with 263 to follow. Martin Luther King Day Committee, Municipal Corps of Engineers, fearing damage to electric The moon is moving toward its Cassidy in 1950 (age 36). Building coffee room, 7:30 p.m. ORLEANS lock motors, removed five of them — shutting down first quarter. On this date in history; the locks and halting traffic on the river. In 1861, the Civil War began Thursday -LEGEND- The morning stars are Mercury, “ This is going to cost everyone some money,” when Confederate troops opened Judge’s hours. Probate Court, 6:30 p.m. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Comment session. Board of Directors' office. SNOW said Dee Bruemmer, an administrator in charge of fire on Fort Sumter, S.C. The evening star is Venus. Municipal Building. 6:30 p.m. Davenport’s flood-control activities. “ Not a In 1945, President Franklin D. Love Lane house lottery, Lincoln Center hearing \C/ j sMOWEWS^ FLOW significant amount in terms of what could happen if Those born on this date are under Roosevelt died at Warm Springs, room, 7 p.m. the sign of Aries. They include Ga. Three hours later. Vice Presi­ UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST it was 20 feet, but this, is a not a usual flood. We Independence Day Committee, Lincoln Center gold American statesman Henry Clay dent Harry S. Truman was sworn haven’t seen one like this since 1975.” room, 7:30 p.m. in 1777; opera singers Lily Pons in in as chief executive. Residents of a downtown Davenport boarding Ethics Commission. Probate Court. 7:30 p.m. National forecast house, about one block from the river’s edge, were 1904, Maria Callas in 1923. and In 1961, the Soviet Union moved to other dwellings as a precautionary Montserrat Caballe in 1933 (age launched a man into space. Yuri Gagarin became the first human to Andover measure lintil the river reaches its expected crest 53): singer Tiny Tim (Herbert Snow is forecast today for the North Atlantic Coast states and rain is Khaurv) in 1925 (age 61); TV talk orbit the earth and return safely. forecast for parts of the Pacific Northwest Coast. Showers and of 18.5 feet on Monday, S‘A feet above flood stage. Monday Two of the five closed locks would reopen early Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Harold photo by Kirch thunderstorms are forecast for the Gulf Coast Region. Snow is possible next week, but the three downstream locations Building. 7:30 p.m. in the extreme Northern Intermountain Region with rain likely could be out of operation for eight to 10 days, said Lottery Wednesday elsewhere in the region. Rain is possible in parts of the Northern Plains Terry Stieger, an Army Corps of Engineers Zoning Board of Appeals. Town Office Building, No respect and parts of the Ohio Valley and Mid Atlantic Coast states. spokesman. 7:30 p.m. Although the case remains open, police said the investigation is Connecticut daily Friday in New England; Tombstones lie on their sides Friday in the St. James Cemetery Massachusetts daily: 7816. Bolton off Broad Street, which was vandalized earlier this week. Police not considered active. Friday: 342 Tri-state daily: 543 and 4886. said someone knocked down about 65 of the grave monuments. Rhode Island 4768. Monday Play Four: 3807 Public Building Commission, Community Hall. 7:30 Lotto: 6,7,14,20,25,34 Jingo numbers; p.m. Public hearing on town budget. Community Hall, 8 PEOPLE other lottery numbers drawn 59,87,68,29.82.5,75.34,80,26. Wastewater package passed on to Senate p.m. Tuesday does not appear the case will be ended Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall. 7 p.m. By Alex GIrelll of the approximately $26 million in within that limit. refused to directly confirm Wednesday’s Both the O'Neill administration and this year. The bond package passed report but said: “ She chatted with Army and . Recreation Commission, Bentley Memorial Li­ Associate Editor required improvements to the plant on Hamel in college? Olcott Street and a loan at a 2 percent State Sen. Carl Zinsser. R-Manchester, Friday will authorize the money for you won’t be off if you went with it.” CAN YOU HELP? brary, 7:30 p.m. Groton when it is ready to use it. A bond package that included a $12 annual interest rate for the remainder were reported fo have urged members The story of Jan Kemp, the University of Thomopoulos. president of United Artists’ Board of ^lectm en. Community Hall. 8 p.m. Manchester officials sought the No­ million authorization for future sewage- of the cost. of the committee to pass the bond Georgia professor who won a 52.57-million motion picture and television groups, Wednesday vember authorization from votere for Board of Health, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. plant improvements in Groton was That bill also went to the Senate for a package Friday. against the school, is going to become a married Ferrare. 35, last April. the appropriation in hopes of getting a approved Friday afternoon by the vote. Zinsser said Friday afternoon that Planning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. federal and state ^ant on which movie and she nominates Veronica Hamel of Finance, Revenue and Bonding Com­ The two sources of funding would give the Senate normally passes bills Zoning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. Winsted had a first claim. Winsted took ' Hill Street Blues ” to portray her. mittee of the General Assembly and Manchester a grant totaling $11 million approved by the Finance Committee. Public hearing on education budget. Community the steps necessary to accept the grant, Kemp says she doesn’t much What a gift sent to the Senate for a vote. or more toward improving the plant and Earlier, a $12 million fund under the Hall, 8 p.m. however. television — "just the news’ ’ and some gam e If the bond issue is approved by the permit the town to proceed without control of the state Department of A free credit card was hardly the cat’s Since then, town officials have been shows — and isn't familiar with many full General Assembly, the decision will getting new authorization from the Environmental Protection had been set meow for Samantha ’Thompson of Warren, trying to find ways to get grant money actresses. Coventry free money now being held for Groton voters. aside for Groton, which has had plant for the sewaage plant work. The town is ■'They’ve mentioned Lindsey Wagner. Ohio. She isn’t exactly purring over the offer and allow it to be used by Suffield and In November, town voters authorized improvement plans ready for many Monday under federal orders to do the work by Jane Alexander, Veronica Hamel and I can’t for up to $3,500 in credit and no service Manchester for improvements in sew­ an appropriation of $26 million for the years. But Groton is involved in Finance Committee, Town Office Building, nurses’ the end of 1988. By that time, the remember the fourth one.” she says. “ I charges for the next six months. age treatment ordered by federal and sewer plant improvements with the litigation over location of the plant and T‘- office, 7:30 p.m. effluent the town dumps into the Her owners, Myrna and Fred ’Thompson state environmental officials. provision that not more than $14.3 has been unable to take advantage of prefer Veronica Hamel myself." Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Hockanum River must be treated well Kemp bucked the system by suing the Sr. of Howland have let the cat out of the bag Earlier Friday, the Finance Commit­ million of it would come from local the funds. Building board room, 7:30 p.m. David McQuade. an aide to Gov. enough to leave the river suitable for university, claiming the school violated her and revealed that Samantha is their tee approved a bill which would give funds. "Tuesday William O’Neill, said last week that it Ashing and swimming. freedom of speech when it fired her for 2-year-old tiger cat. Samantha received the Cemetery Commission. Town Office Building board Manchester a grant to cover 20 percent The grant is expected to put the town complaining about special treatment given offer for a credit card in Tuesday’s mail. room. 1:30 p.m. athletes. She sold the rights to her story for “My husband is still laughing.” Mrs. Democratic Town Committee, Town Office Build­ $75,000 and a percentage of the profits and Thompson said. “ ... Now if we can only teach ing board room, 7:30 p.m. her how to sign her name, we can send in the Water Pollution Control Authority, Town Office CCM foresees tax hikes throughout state also will be a consultant on the film. pre-posted letter and get her a VISA card.” Building nurse’s office. 7:30 p.m. Pension Commission. Town Office Building. 7:30 costs.” NEW HAVEN (UPl) - Local prop­ are being reduced by cutting back on for the state’s cities and towns, and p.m. erty taxes will rise this July in most local services. CCM said. further cuts in other federal programs Several communities have proposed Wednesday "Municipal officials are doing their will place additional pressure on double-digit increases in property tax Selling out Parks and Recreation Commission. Patriot’s Park, communities unless the state provides a Plenty of people major increase in aid to cities and utmost to stave off major property tax communities. CCM said. rates. Killingly, for example, would 7:30 p.m. towns, the Connecticut Conference of increases and service cuts,” said Joel Municipal governments also are raise rates nearly 41 percent, up 8.1 Film stars Jessica Lange and Sam Ever since “ABC World News Tonight” School Building Committee, Coventry High School Municipalities warned Friday. Cogen, director of the group. “ But the reeling from sharp increases in the cost mills to 28 mills, the CCM survey found. Shepard are selling their home southeast of started its “ person of the week” feature, the room 28, 7:30 p.m. A survey by t)»e group shows many fact is that many of the factors affecting of liability insurance, education, solid Santa Fe. N..M.. according to a real estate CHARLES BRONSON network has been besieged with callers Conservation Commission, Town Office Building communities expect property tax hikes municipal costs and revenues this year waste removal and labor contracts, the Among other towns surveyed, Groton guide. . . . a different role offering suggestions. Last week’s person was board room. 8 p.m. would raise rates 29.65 percent, up 1.69 The Multiple Listing Service guide pub­ N A M E : KRISTEN MARIE HEIGHT: 5’ 5" to exceed 10 percent, with increases of are beyond the control of municipal group said. George Wallace. Thursday _ governments." “ Major increases in state aid this mills to 7.39 mills; Sterling more than 27 lished Wednesday lists the 3,300-square-foot KOZLOWSKI WEIGHT: 140 275th Anniversary Committee. Town Office Build­ 20 percent to 30 percent in some cities “ We are getting bombarded with people, and towns. Local leaders complained that local year would help cities and towns bold percent, up 10 mills to 47 mills; log cabin on five acres in Arroyo Hondo at a DATE MISSING: I0/26/8S H A IR : BLOND ing board room, 7:30 p.m. congressmen and senators, writing letters to Federal aid cuts and higher costs for taxes must cover the loss of federal the line on property taxes,” Cogen said. Southington about 18 percent, up 4.5 price of $450,000. Lange is listed as owner. Victim, not killer Insurance Advisory Board. Town Office Building P eter Jennings saying, ‘ W e’re introducing a F R O M : TONAWANDA, NEW LAST SEEN: Driving home after services were blamed for the “ unprece­ General Revenue Sharing. “ The state’s surplus offers a way to mills to 29.25 mills; and Torrington The couple has lived in Santa Fe several board room, 7:30 p.m. Charles Bronson is the victim instead of resolution on National Citrus Week. We YORK an evening out in her 1976 dark dented” tax increases, the group said. Elimination of that single grant cuts replace federal aid cuts and to relieve more than 13 percent, up 6.62 mills to 57 years. Their daughter was born in the city in Board of Elducation. Coventry High School room 28. the avenger in his latest movie, “ An Act of really think we should be the person of the O O B : II/II/67 green Chevrolet Monza 2-door Some proposed budgets and tax rates $54 million in annual municipal revenue the burden of higher local service mills. January. Lange also has a daughter by 7:30 p.m. Vengeance." He lays down his guns to play week’,” said Ellse Adde, spokeswoman for R A C E/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE . hatchback. New York State plate dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov. Joseph “Jock” YaMonski, who was mur­ the program. “ We're also getting a lot of EYES: GREEN 1952 AMC. Possible foul play. At the Capitol dered with his family in a United Mine P.R. firms representing the Angola defense Workers power struggle in 1969, minister or whatever. I’ve had to take all Any information? Call 1-800-843-5678 HARTFORD (U P l) — Here is a list of state State man’s flying ‘joke’ LA salutes George Bronson hopes people notice the departure these lovely calls. As Peter Jennings said, ' government and political events scheduled the week from his usual man-of-action roles. it’s not an Academy Award. It’s news.” of April 14. All rooms are in the Capitol complex unless George Bams, the 90-year-old comedian “ I’m just hoping that this will take me out otherwise noted. doesn’t amuse authorities HALL & MUSKA whose prescription for long life includes of the rut that I ’ve been in and get me some Monday cigars and martinis, says he’s happy Los supporting roles,” he says in TV Guide. ” ... Legislative committee public hearings include; - Government Administration and Elections and STAMFORD, Conn. (A P ) — A Connecti­ Quality Fuel Oil Service” I Angeles named a street after him “ while I You don’t dare act too much (in action Above and below Manchester Herald can still walk on it." movies) because the audience goes to seethe Appropriations (joint bearing on labor contracts), 10 cut man who claims he was "just kidding" Osman’s lawyer, Elizabeth French astronaut Patrick Bandry, who when he told an airline stewardess last week "I have a cigar named after me and a action. I have often thought how lovely it USPS 327-SOO VOL. CV. No. 164 a.m.. Room W-S6. sandwich named after me but never before a would be to lean on a mantelpiece with a flew aboard a U.S. space shuttle last year, Legislative committee meetings include; Govern­ that he had a bomb in his briefcase is Ainsle, said her client Publlsbod daily oxcapt Sunday Suggaatad carrlar rataa ara $1.90 ment Administration and Elections, after public street.” Burns, a cigar in hand, told about 800 cocktail in my hand and let the dialogue do will be aboard a French mini-submarine that and cartaln hoUdaya by tba Man- beginning to realize that his comment Down Again!!! waakly. $6.50 (or ona month. $ 19.2$ hearing. 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Room Stamford since February, was arrested on Tm glad they named a street after me The Titanic, which sank off Newfoundland Sand addraaa changaa to tha Man- in April 1912 during its maiden voyage, was W-52; Judiciary, 10 a m.. Room E-51. charges of intimidating or threatening a realize it was not a joke g % M V F you— while I can still walk on it." he said. Baby makes three chaatar Harald, P.O. Box SOI. Man- To placa a claaalflod or diaplay Legislative committee meetings include; Judi­ found Sept. 1 by a joint French-American chaatar. Conn. 00040. stewardess and convering false informa­ The eight-block-long George Bums Road, advartlaamant. or to raport a noara ciary, after public hearing. Room E-51; Law Revision given th e ... world today." (before iHscoeiits) expedition involving the Woods Hole Oceano­ Itom , a to ry o r p ic tu ia I d ^ c a ll 643- tion. He has pleaded innocent. ■ W gal. formerly Hamel Road, runs through two Cristina Ferrare and her movie executive Commission, 4 p.m.. Room E-55. GUARANTEED DELIVERY: l( 2711. O fflM iKNira ara 8:30am. toS Also, the U.S. Immigration and Naturali­ cities — Los Angeles and West Hollywood — husband. Anthony ’Thomopoulos. are expect­ graphic Institution in Massachusetts and the The House meets in regular session at 1 p.m. you don’t racalvo your Harald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. zation Service has ordered him to show HALL & MUSKA, Inc. and was renamed to honor the actor- ing their first child in December, says Daily state-run French Institute for Research and p.m. waakdaya or 7:30 am. Satur­ Wedneaday cause why he should not be deported. Under on which he was riding made an emergency comedian after he agreed to become Variety columnist Army Archerd. Exploitation of the Sea. day. plaaaa talaphona your carrlar. ' Legislative committee meetings include; Regula- FULL SERVICE terms of a pretrial agreement between landing in Philadelphia where he was honorary chairman of the hospital’s new Ferrare, the former model who is Baudry was chosen because of the It you'ra unabta to roach your car- Ttw Manchaatar Harald la a mam- lion Review, 10 a m.. Room E-S3. The Commission on bar o( t(«a Aaaodatod Praaa. a aub­ Osman and the government, Osman will not arrested. endowment fund drive. co-host of the ”A.M. Los Angeles” television similarities between space missions and rlor. caS aubacribar aorvloa at 647- Fire Prevention and Control demonstrates its mobile DISCOUNTS AVAIUBLE 6946 by 6 p.m. waakdaya or 10 am. acribar to Unllad Praaa Intoma- be allowed to fly anywhere or to travel Osman’s lawyer, Elizabeth Ainsle, said Bums, who turned 90 in January, said of show, has two children from her previous mini-sub operations, such as working in a training laboratory, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdaya (or guarantaod doilvary tlonal nawa aarvloaa and a mambar her client "believed it was a joke until the bis prescription for longevity: “ I'm not a big marriage to former automaker John Z. De confined space, autonomous vehicles operat­ The Senate meets in regular session at 11 a.m. and outside the Stamford-Bridgeport area ex­ In M anchaa tar. o( tha Audit Buraau o( CIrculatlona. moment he was arrested. He is beginning to eater. I have breakfast, I drink martinis and Larean. ing in a hostile atmosphere, and robotics, ; the House meets at I p.m. pect for trial business. realize it was not a joke given the ... world smoke d g a n . ” Arthur Gregory, manager for Ferrare, institute officials said Wednnday. Thanday Following Osman’s comment, the East­ 623-3308 The House meets in regular session at 11 a.m. ern Airlines flight from New York to Atlanta today.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 12, 1986 — »_ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 12, 1986 V.S./Worid In Brief Shootout agents, robbery suspects By Susan Postlewalte over to the FBI car so they could Dartmouth students take library United Press International climb in and use it as a getaway car. It was a hellacious amount of HANOVER, N.H. — Dartmouth College students took over the MIAMI — Two FBI agenU and fire. 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£ T r A W t WOttTH >■- - BRIDGEPORT — The public has had a varying response to By Mark A. Dupuis cases as well as his handling of HULMe '*•* proposals for stricter limits on striped bass fishing to reverse the NSA United Press International applications from people seeking A victory serious decline of the popular game fish. Bureau of Fisheries public defenders and his handling Ja c k Director Robert Jones said Friday. HARTFORD — A legislative of cases involving young offenders. Sports fishermen supported the stricter size limits at the last of committee delayed a vote late Several dozen people spoke on A nderson a series of public hearings on the proposals held Thursday in Friday on the reappointment of behalf of Rottman, and the judge Bridgeport. Superior Court Judge Alvin G. himself defended his record on the for Bolton "The striped bass is becoming the bald eagle of the aquatic Rottman when more than 50 people bench. “I don’t know that I’ve ever environment,” said Art Glowka, a board member of the Long showed up to speak in defense of been accused of being unfair in my 4 -." “I’m pleased it was such a clear-cut Island Sound Task Force. the embattled jurist. rulings and dispositions. I’ve been Fishermen do not want to lose forever “the glamour sports fish The co-chairmen of the Judi­ consistent.” he said. decision,” School Superintendent Richard E. of the East Coast,” he said. Rottman admitted that he made ciary Committee decided to wait mistakes in at least two cases, Packman said Thursday after a referendum Representatives of the Milford and Norwalk Striped Bass until Tuesday to decide whether to produced a 537-192 margin in favor of Clubs said the majority of their members supported a total including one involving a Milford recommend if Rottman should be man who was convicted of raping constructing a library-media center at Pilots burn moratorium on striped bass fishing in the Sound. confirmed for another eight-year and murdering a 5-year-old girl. Bolton High School. But they proposed the moratorium be linked to a ban on sales of term. Daniel Stuart was convicted of striped bass in Connecticut restaurants and fish markets. Rottman, 61, who lives in Milford the June 1983 rape and murder of The superintendent’s happiness was The proposed new regulations would increase the minimum and is now sitting in West Haven justified, and Bolton voters made a wise as FAA plays 5-year-old Constance Roberts of size for striped bass catches to 29 inches on Aug. 1, 1986, to 31 Superior Court, came under in­ Milford. The defense sought a new decision in backing the project. The LMC is inches on May 1, 1987, and finally to 33 inches on Aug. 1, 1987, tense questioning by committee trial and Rottman mailed a post­ sorely needed and will indeed stand, in the 'Jones said. members critical of his handling of several specific cases and general card denying the request. Five words of school board Chairman James numbers game days later, he granted a new trial. Outbreak linked to restaurant courtroom attitude. Rottman said he reversed his Marshall, as “a gift from one generation to '*1 Rottman was one of five judges decision not to grant Stuart a new another.” WASHINGTON — Commercial airline disasters SHARON — A total of 13 confirmed cases of hepatitis A have whose nominations were said to be trial after reading legal The 2,800-square-foot addition, which had make the headlines, but in the last 10 years six been linked to an employee of the Iron Works Restaurant in in jeopardy winning legislative submitted by attorneys in the case. been endorsed by numerous town boards and Sharon, the state Department of Health Services said Friday. confirmation this year. The Senate He also admitted a two-year lapse times as many persons have been killed in this The cases were reported among residents of northwestern already has ousted George D. in the case, saying it "slipped commissions, will cost about $493,000 to country in crashes of private and corporate planes Connecticut and neighboring New York State who began seeking Brodigan, an interim judge up for through.” build. The town’s share will be only $198,000, — “general aviation” — as in scheduled and medical attention late last week, said George Cooper, a state confirmation to a full term. In another case, Rottman said he about 40 percent of the total, if an application chartered airline accidents combined. epidemiologist. Rottman has served for 19 years mistakenly ordered a 16-year-old for funding is sent into the state Department ‘‘First fire, then the wheel — now I understand they’ve discovered some­ The department said consumers would have been exposed to on the bench and was praised by girl jailed for throwing a fast-food By no coincidence, during this same period the virtually all of the 50 or so peopip wrapper from the window of a car. UPl photo of Education by June 30. thing called ‘Income tax.’” federal government’s promise to streamline and the disease between Feb. 8 and March 3. The incubation period for the disease is between 15 and 50 days, who signed up to speak at the State law does not allow a jail term Superior Court Judge Alvin G. Rottman refers to a case That’s one deadline the town is sure to modernize its cumbersome system of providing Judiciary Committee hearing, for such an offense, he admitted, so people who ate at the restaurant during that period could file during a Judiciary Committee appointment hearing make. But after the application is filed, weather data and other vital flight information to develop the disease until April 23, a department spokeswoman which ran for more than eight Rottman, however, said he had Bolton officials must devote their efforts to general aviation pilots has been bogged down in said Friday. hours. offered the girl three chances to do Friday in Hartford. The panel will vote on his technical foul-ups and endless delays. Committee members, however, community service and avoid a reappointment Tuesday. keeping things on track. O p e n F o r u m Hepatitis A is not a life-threatening disease and usually lasts questioned his decisions in several criminal record. Unfortunately, past precedent indicates Meanwhile National Transportation Safety about one or two weeks with a variety of symptoms similar to that the LMC project could be sidetracked by Board figures show that general aviation crashes intestinal flu, including yellowing of the eyes and skin, the killed 13,356 from 1975 to 1985. Detailed studies of department said. quibbling about how the town’s share of the A person who develops hepatitis A is thereafter immune to the funding should be raised and other petty Traffic indicates the fatal accidents thatoccurred during 1975-1981 State coed indicted in Brown sex scandal Mr. Democrat disclose that 40 percent were caused by bad disease. disputes. To avoid such a scenario, elected need for hot mix The department has ordered the restaurant to take a number of The indictment alleges Henshaw The raid occurred the day after _ weather. Yet another study found that 85 percent precautions to prevent any further outbreaks of the disease, PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - A and other “lewd and indecent officials must develop a sensible plan and be He’s a leader of men, you all know his name. of the pilots involved in all general aviation acts," coercing others to partici­ coordinated the sex-for-money Smith and another Brown senior, ’ including strict regulations requiring employees to wash their Brown University senior and a Rebecca Kidd, 21, of Orange,' prepared to justify it in detail. He has kept us in power, because he plays the game. accidents in 1981 had not filed flight plans. prominent insurance agent were pate in the ring and conspiracy. ring out of his luxury condominium To the Editor: He’s a genius, he’s clever, intellectual and bright. hands after using the toilet. Stanley Henshaw III, 43, was on the city’s affluent east side, Conn., were arrested on prostitu­ The project, which will house a larger indicted Friday on 21 charges of tion charges for allegedly offering • library and provide space for a reading room He likes nothing better than an old-fashioned fight. TAKEN TOGETHER, these figures show a running a prostitution ring and indicted on 10 counts of engaging in near where the 222-year-old uni­ I read with interest your April He takes on all comers, the big and the small. Johnson backs river bill forcing other college students and prostitution and “threatening" versity is located. to have sex with an undercover and conference center, will help ensure the 4 article on the Public Works clear need to make it easier for pilots to and "inducing” Smith and others Police raided Henshaw's home police officer for $150. And. in my opinion, he’s seven foot tall. communicate with the federal Aviation Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, R-Conn., urged a Senate subcommit­ women to join the sex-for-hire Kidd, who is cooperating with school’s continued accreditation and help Department's plans for an “am­ His name is Ted Cummings, a liberal and kind. scheme. to become prostitutes and two on March 7 and seized more than Bolton students keep pace with a changing bitious” road resurfacing effort, Administration’s network of flight service stations tee in Washington Friday to endorse a House-passed bill that A second coed at the prestigious counts of possession of cocaine and 100 photographs of 46 nude or investigators, was named as an He drives the Republicans out of their mind. and get the latest weather information on their would include the west branch of the Farmington River for study unindicted co-conspirator along. world. but the proposal for Oak Grove Ivy League school was named as marijuana. partially nude women, including at You may hate him or love him. just give him a call. planned routes. Yet despite the expenditure of under the national Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. “At least we can now look at the least eight former or present with Kristen Monday. Elizabeth Street leaves me puzzled. If you need a favor, he will always play ball. an unindicted co-conspirator in Officials deserve credit for educating the $200 million, the FAA is still far from its goal of “The Farmington River is a remarkable and valuable ring, which operated between evidence and see what we are up Brown students who may have Gilbert and Roy Pearson. The The full hot-mix repaving And, so my good friends, he’s a man of renown. participated in the scheme. Most of indictment alleges Henshaw and ’ public in advance of Thursday’s vote, and treatment is planned for the supplying fast, accurate — and vital — resource that cuts through my district and provides endless September 1983 and last month, against,” said Henshaw, who has townspeople deserve credit for favoring the The greatest, the best. Democrat in this town! information to the nation’s 475,000 general hours of enjoyment to thousands of people from throughout according to the indictment. denied involvement in the scheme. the women have been identified, Smith coerced the four to take p art' portion of Oak Grove Street Connecticut. ” Mrs. Johnson told the Senate Energy and Natural Smith nor her attorney were but police refused to say Friday if in the prostitution ring. LMC. If the town keeps its part of the bargain between house number 92 and aviation pilots. The FAA plans to spend another Brown senior Dana Smith, 21, of "We will review the charges Thomas O'Neill $234 million to complete the project. Resources subcommittee on public lands. Avon. Conn., was indicted on nine immediately available to com­ Henshaw and Smith are still under after the state funding arrives, students may the end at Porter Street. But Bluefield Drive The House on Tuesday approved a bill that would include the charges of engaging in prostitution ment on the charges. investigation. before commenting or deciding well be using the new and needed resource by from 92 Oak Grove Street to its A major problem is one that’s familiar to whether to take any action” west branch of the Farmington in a study of rivers that might against the students, said Robert • the fall of 1987. other end (at Autumn). the road millions of American bank and credit card receive a "wild and scenic" designation. is to be chip-sealed, "a process Reichley, vice president of univer­ That would be a victory for Bolton’s customers: computer breakdown. For example, The study would involve two segments, or 18 miles, of the river. sity relations. Brown officials have, children, and therefore the entire town. that costs less and is less last Feb. 9, the brand-new computer at Mrs. Johnson said the study would be based on information UConn gets out of South Africa denied the prostitution ring was durable.” the increased traffic that will Letters policy Bridgeport, Conn., one of the FAA’s busiest already collected during a recent year-long assessment of the connected to the university. Has someone done a study that soon result from the new Porter­ stations, malfunctioned and “ate” several flight river by the National Park Service in conjunction with the shows significantly heavier traf­ The Manchester Herald wel­ Farmington River Watershed Association and the Connecticut STORRS (AP) — The University Artie Travis, the director of board's action. field condominiums when plans that had been filed, forcing the irate pilots to UConn's Afro-American Cultural “I didn’tthinkthey'ddo it today. fic on the Porter Street end of comes original letters to the file them over again. Other critical flight data was Department of Environmental Protection. The new study would of Connecticut's Board of Trustees they’re fully occupied — right in voted unanimously Friday to div­ Center, said “What we have to do I thought they’d table it,” she said. Caving in Oak Grove Street, and in particu­ the middle of the section that editor. also temporarily swallowed. take about three years, she said. Letters should be brief and to The west branch is Connecticut’s largest trout fishery and two est the school of its investments in today is ask everyone to do what is lar that the traffic flow begins to supposedly has no need for a The FAA’s contractor, E-Systems of Garland, companies doing busine.ss in South morally right." McGowan said that presently, thin out as it passes No. 92? The the point. They should be typed Texas, began developing the computer state parks and five state forests dot the river corridor. UConn has investments in six , A Wedding^ durable road surface! or neatly handwritten, and, for Africa by July 1. After the vote, student organizer section of road in front of my information system six years ago and was UConn has $217,000 worth of Jennifer Rienks said she was corporations that do business in to the noise house (No. 72) is scheduled for If there are criteria other than in editing, should be double­ supposed to have it in operation at several flight Students ready for showdown investments in those companies, impressed but surprised by the South Africa 3 To Remember the higher grade of paving, yet traffic flow for determining spaced. Letters must be signed service stations three years ago. Delays have included in its $1.4 million endow­ pavement types, I would like to with name, address and daytime NEW HAVEN — Students were preparing Friday for a possible starts To most shoppers, it will mean little that I’m certain most southbound resulted in $30 million in cost overruns: so far the ment. said university spokesman motorists passing my property know them. In the meantime, telephone number (for FAA has paid $190 million for the computers, weekend showdown with Yale University officials over a campus Walt McGowan. - SALE - with lovely for: 7-Eleven’s parent corporation has decided to shantytown protesting the college's stock holdings in companies will end up on Autumn Street, or there’s one vote, at least, for verification). which are in full operation at only three stations. Both UConn’s president, John T. Brides quit selling Playboy. Penthouse and Forum extending the "hot mix ” type The Herald reserves the right that do business in South Africa. Casteen, and the president of the at least some distance past No. Yale spokesman Walter Littell repeated Friday that the DUET HAIRDRESSERS magazines. 92: similarly, most northbound from one end of the street to the to edit letters in the interests of trustees. Dr. Andrew J. Canzo- Mothers of the Bride FAA OFFICIALS PLAY DOWN the cost shantytown in front of the school’s administration building will netti, supported the divestiture. The publications will not be available in cars surely drive along the other. brevity, clarity and taste. overruns and delays, explaining that complex & HELENE CURTIS Address letters to: Open Fo­ come down after Saturday's meeting of the Y ale Corporation, the Before the board’s vote, Casteen Bridesmaids thousands of 7-Eleven stores owned by the segment proposed to be chip- computer programs often run into problems university's governing board of trustees. If the students don't said he hoped that trustees would team up to bring you a spectacular once a year sealed before reaching my sec­ David Gilbert rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. during development. But a congressional auditor Flower Girls Southland Corp. after the May edition is Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. take the several shanties and tents down. Yale will, Littell said. vote to divest. perm sale. gone, the company said Friday. Southland tion. That doesn’t even figure in 72 Oak Grove St. told our reporter Vic Kolenc the problems could Students this week have said that tho shanties will be About 150 students attended the meeting to urge the board to take a For a limited time we’re offering will also urge franchise owners to remove the have been avoided if the FAA had bought disassembled only when they decide to take them down. They .Also, a large selection computer equipment already on the market and said they would prefer to keep the shanties up until Yale decides vote on its investment policy. Nine the sensational Helene Curtis Perm for magazines. modified it to agency specifications, instead of students urged the board to divest. of all-occasion . to divest. that's a 815.00 savings for the stylish Locally, the decision won’t have much of “re-inventing the wheel.” The students oppose the South African government’s policy of After the vote, Canzonetti said, an impact, even in 7-Elevens. apartheid, which calls for strict racial separation. "It's refreshing to see not a return • v f V / or guy that likes a great bargain! Courage in the Congress Meanwhile, even at the first three stations to use to the '60s, but to the awakened At least one store hasn’t sold the the new computers — Bridgeport, Cleveland and Yale holds an estimated $3.50 million to $400 million worth of *Call fo r C indy at '80s. It was especially encouraging ^ortfeniT^^ magazines for a year, and another doesn’t Dayton, Ohio — the bugs haven't been worked out. stocks in 98 companies with South African business ventures, because for the last four or five The FAA has logged more than 40 problems that according to John W. Buckman, Yale vice president for finance DUET HAIRDRESSERS have to remove them because his business is years, students have been more 44 Depot Road off Rt. 31 the stations’ flight specialists must work around. and treasurer. The sales of these firms in South Africa typically 521 East Middle Tpke., Manchester a franchise. concerned with material things — Coventry 742-7494 can save Social Security Cumbersome but reliable old equipment has been represent less than one percent of their business activity, creature comforts — than with 649-3906 ProrrMinnal Prrsonalitpd .Allrntion "If somebody wants to buy a Playboy. God retained at the stations for backup when the Buckman said. social issues.” i bless them,” said Tom Wilkenson, who owns computers fail to do their job. the 7-Eleven on Main Street in Manchester. Joseph Califano Jr., Jimmy Carter's secretary One selling point that FAA officials have Although the magazines in question of health, education and welfare, used an repeatedly made to Congress is that the computer sometimes print material of questionable arresting phrase that was new to me in a recent system will save millions of dollars, mainly by ELIMINATE NEWSPAPER PROBLEMS article on the Op Ed page of The New York Times. permitting manpower cuts. But a 1983 taste, they offer nothing an adult is not Thanks to improvements in health care. Califano W illiam capable of judging for himself, or herself, for congressional audit and a 1984 audit ordered by declared, we are witnessing "the dawn of the ® '7 the FAA both concluded that the savings that matter. They are generally far from four-generaton society, in which it will soon be R usher estimates were far out of line. WITH A hard-core, containing interviews, news common to have two generations of the same Chastened FAA officials now predict savings of stories and literary pieces in addition to family in retirement, on Medicare, receiving $94 million by 1994, instead of earlier estimates as pictures of people who aren’t wearing Social Security and nursing care.” high as $300 million. clothes. Perhaps that’s just another way of saying that While the FAA fiddles, pilots do a slow bum. The NEWSPAPER BOX! there are going to be an awful lot of old people 265,000-member Aircraft Owners and Pilots But even putting the question of taste around, but I have never heard the point put so out of this mess, but it depends upon Congress aside. Wilkenson and others like him deserve Association has received more than 3,000 written Mount Your well. And of course it goes without saying that no exercising a self-restraint that, by comparison complaints already this year — most of them support. The Southland Corp. does not. realist expects the wholly inadequate number of with any it has hitherto displayed, desei ves to be concerning the long waits to reach FAA stations Home Delivery Its decision to cave in to vocal censorship Americans who will still be generating income called heroic. by phone. It is frustration about these difficulties advocates such as the Moral Majority is yet and paying taxes in the decades ahead to clothe that leads many pilots to take off without getting Newspaper At another display of rule by a minority of and feed itself and its children, maintain the THE SUMS WITHHELD and spent by FDR and crucial information — despite the proven risks. A Convenient dubious morality. If others follow nation’s defenses, support the vast and growing his immediate successors would have, if prudently underclass of the chronically indigent and carry Southland’s lead, such groups will in short invested, easily covered the rising cost of the whole Location. two generations of superannuated ancestors on its Social Security system. And, although it will be order determine what can be seen and read back. much more difficult to shift to such a genuine Top o’ tho wortd in the U nit^ States. After magazines, they insurance concept in midstream, itcanstill bedone. A boy’s best friend is his mother, as fans of the /f’s A Sure will turn their indignation to books, films and AS CONCEIVED by its inspired inventors back At some future point all earners just entering the late Jimmy Cagney well knew. Confirmation now art as they attempt to impose their tastes on in FDR's first administration. Social Security was Social Security system would have their withhold­ comes from foirndh Mafia mouthpiece Martin Way To the rest of us. a Ponzi game in which a small fraction of the ings rigorously invested along the lines now Light, who told investigators for the President’s In the end. Southland’s decision just helps sums taken in via withholding would be sufficient, authorized for private annuities, while the present Commission on Organized Crime how he got his Safe News... Everyday! prove that those who shout the loudest often for at least a generation, to pay the “benefits” Social Security trust fund, plus taxes, would be used job as attorney for the five LaCosa Nostra falling due. Meanwhile the vast sums to pay benefits to the slowly diminishing cohort of win their way. no matter how deeply rights families in New York. 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$ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 12, 1986 KANUTS by CharlM M. Schuli HAOiUI T H t HORRIBLE Iqr DHi BfOtm* BUSINESS 1 M AVE A ^ 1 ? tiaae ffAYiHe le "No'TO PEOPLE THAT? I WofZK: w rrN B uaineas Wholesale prices In B rief Wamaco decision on hold fall at fast pace U.E. ACRES byJlwDw** B R ID G E P O R T — A panel of appeals judges in ORSOH VOURIMA6INATION 16 New York has reserved making a decision on a •“THE FAMOUS SCIENTIST ^ K A P L A M j J GETTING A LITTLE TOO VIVIP ^ Drop’s annual rate tops 12 percent, ACCIPENTALLV APPEP THE .challenge by Wamaco Inc. to a hostile tender THE PHANTOM by L«* P»lk A By B«fry WRON& CH EM ICAL TO offer, keeping in effect an earlier order HIS FORMULA’ preventing the suitor from buying any Wamaco but analysts say deflation will end - — ------^ FeUA^ „ shares until the legal dispute is settled. IW soina INTO TOWN TO SEE ^ STAY HERE UNTIL I Meanwhile, the $40-per-share cash offer made not keep detailed statistics at the height HOW REX 19 DOINS« BEPORE I RETURN . By T.R. Eastham 1 SEE HIM/ by W Acquisition Corp. was to expire at midnight United Press International of the Great Depression, said he Friday; Officials at WAC, a Californmia-based believes the quarterly rate of deflation group of investors formed for an attempted WASHINGTON — Wholesale prices may be steeper now than it was then. takeover of Wamaco, did not say by mid- nose-dived at an annual rate of 12.4 But Evans joined other private Tafternoon whether the offer would be extended. percent in the first three months of 1986 analysts in predicting an abrupt end to " Neither have the investors said how many — a drop not seen since the Great the cost declines; shares had been tendered to them; the offer is Depression — but economists said "It’s about over. Oil prices have ■TIM mvft I a conditioned on the tender of at least 5.5 million, or Friday they believe deflation is nearly already started coming back up and we 51 percent, of Warnaco’s shares. at an end. should see a return to inflation by A three-judge panel at the Second Circuit U.S. The Producer Price Index for Fin­ M ay.” CAPTAIN EASY <^y Croofc» A C « M lt District Court of Appeals in New York is ished Goods fell 1.1 percent in March Bureau of Labor Statistics analyst ^as ov. CbT \bV X A V 6 AA9 considering a Wamaco request for a injunction after a record 1.6 percent decline in Craig Howells agreed costs are on their that would prevent WAC from going through with February and a drop of 0.7 percent in way back up. noting the March price its tender offer. Warnaco's request, based on January, the Commerce Department decline was “ entirely due to energy." BLONOIE by Dm d Young A SUn Droko alleged violations of federal securities laws, was said. Excluding energy prices, Howells denied last week by a federal judge in Hartford. said, the index gained 0.5 percent. But I'M GOING TO PLAV < I MEANT eo CLUBS Extended for 12 months and adjusted > GOLP TOMORROW . The appeals court, however, agreed to hear for seasonal changes, wholesale prices he cautioned that "an unusually large ..Warnaco’s claim and ordered WAC not to declined at an annual rate of 12.4 seasonal” adjustment may have dis­ - - purchase any of the shares it was tendered. percent during the first quarter of 1986. torted the figure. Before seasonal \rt\ WAC owns about I.I percent of Warnaco’s 10.1 The annual rate of wholesale deflation adjustment, the non-energy index re­ ' million outstanding shares. in March was 12 percent. mained virtually unchanged from the The quarterly decline was the steep­ previous month. Sentry sells radio stations est since the government started At the White House, Deputy Press *KEEP THE EARTH SHIP keeping the inflation index in 1947. The Secretary Larry Speakes said the FOLLOWINe VOU., JETROOBLE. STEVENS POINT, Wis. — Sentry Insurance Co. has announced an agreement to sell eight brief deflationary binge may surpass striking rate of deflation meant "the radio stations in four of seven cities where it owns the price cuts in any three months economy continues to grow, creating new jobs and expanded opportunities.’’ ARLO AND JANIS • by Jimmy John»on broadcasting operations. following the slock market crash of WHEN IT COMES tDMAUTV, 1929. W ia i DOIT THIS VEAR? WiaiOVER^EXPOEEmSKtN ORvnalCOH&CKVEMY The purchase price agreed to by Sage Food prices increased 0.3 percent d elayed GRUnFICATlON Broadcasting of Stamford, Conn., was not An unprecedented plunge in gasoline TOUITRAVKHETRWEAHDIMIK O m E X lO H AND LOOK UKE prices was the catalyst this time. Gas overall last month following an 1.6 A FISH BEUY AU. SUMMER? OOESNT STAND ACHANCE! revealed in the announcement Thursday by UKEAUZAKDWHEHmSO? prices fell a record 21.9 percent last percent decline in February, unusual by Bill Holbrook Sentry roadcasting Vice President and Treasurer ON THE FASTRACK month following an 11.1 percent decline for mid-winter. Prices for fresh fruits David Stephenson. and vegetables, pork, poultry and eggs The sale includes WSPT- WXYQ, Stevens in February. UPl photo ' TrtAT!& HE'5 DOWMSCi«26 moved up while wholesale costs fell Point; WBIZ-WJJQ,Eau Claire; WTAX-WDBR, Cheap gas pulled total energy costs Rl&HT, T o lW T o B g lNHl5AWI?rM6MX OI^AV, LPT5 sharply for beef and veal. WTHIS Springfield. III.; and KMNS-KSEZ. Sioux City. la. back 13.4 percent in March following a Through the ring u m u !m m > ADWNfrANAlVeN- Fruits and vegetables were costlier to TURPOS 6PIWT 1& DUE “ We view the sale as a very positive thing for 9.4 percent decline in February. Home WDWRWir/ WHEfZE -everyone concerned," Stephenson said. “ The heating oil prices dropped 6 percent last grocers by 2 percent and 8.7 percent, Women’s styles may tend to be a bit oversized these days, but H16 PglSOHALlTf/ TME. \\ ) 16 H£ sale price was attractive to us and it provides a month after a record 26.2 percent respectively. But they were not dear Betty Cooper isn't admiring a new collar. This collection ' N0W7 "good profit potential for the new owners.” decrease the previous month. enough to offset the savings from a of tub rings manufactured at the Whirlpool plant in St. Joseph, \ Stephenson said Sentry purchased the stations Mike Evans of Evans Economies record 21.9 jiercent drop in the price as an investment. Forecasting, noting the government did service station owners pay for gasoline. Mich., will be installed in washing machines. The sale is subject to approval of the Federal Communications Commission. ALLEY OOP - by Dave Qraue Sentry retains ownership of radio stations Y*6EE? THERE'S ON A BIG, FAST CRITTER WHAT A R E , I PIDNT GET TO BE THE WRJN-AM, Racine; WYBR-WXTA, Rockford, AN ARMED RIDER, TOO! THEY'LL NEVER YOU GOING I STOP THAT "UEENOF MOO BY SIT- 111.; and WILS-AM-FM, Lansing. Mich. Market slow as traders eye tensions TO DO,YOUR I YAHOO! GIVt INS ON M Y HANDS, AFTER THEM! OUTRUN THAT BABY.' SERGEANT.' CMON, DINNY, LETS GO! Investment report MR. MEN~ AND LITTLE M IS S " by Hargreavea A Sellers B y Chet Currier retail sales declined 0.8 percent in the Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are The Associated Press same month. AcJvancing issues and declines ran about even in the r . I HATE TO -SEE WHATMAKEG T 1 as of 3 p.m. Friday. International Business Machines “TtPU UCYPKING 't t o o p. f l i t u r e NEW YORK — The stock market was dipped 'A to 149%. Analysts noted no overall tally on the Big Board. The exchange’s P iP W M H e A R T E P / ^ E M Price Change little changed Friday in a session clear-cut response to the company’s W H AT A R E ' 1t> U H . million before hitting 30 aren’t upward moves,” Driver said. the other without exploring their fullest PENTAGON Tim Alders, an executive re­ very, very good.” “ These kinds of people," Alders 17 Genetic 13 Bullfighter LOS ANGELES — Yuppies. working. We’re just beginning to He places part of the blame for said, “are spoiled and carried potential. this thinking on business schools cruiter for Ronald S. Johnson material 18 Speaker ' o u p c o ^ r ; They came riding a powerful see the tip of this frustration." The recruiter predicts employ­ along and never had to struggle to * Driver is urging students to alter that teach that only the "best and Associates in Los Angeles, agrees 18 River in Russia 19 Hard-handed de­ S Q U A Y ARIES (March 21-April 19) Do not lull ’ wave of publicity touting their vim. ers will shift away from hiring make things happen for them­ the brightest” are allowed to move with Driver’s assessment of to­ 21 Japanese- fense P U N Fe E R 1 E P E A yourself into a false sense of security to­ ARF A S o u r T O C / ^ H u p ; vigor and victory over the working their expectations and aspirations "top-notch" business school grad­ selves." to avoid that frustration. He also up. day’s business climate. He said the American 20 FBI c A 0 U M 1 A K E R R day, even in a matter where you think ; world. Their’s was a world filled 23 Japanese you have an ace in the hole. It could be WITH OUP FUNPINPoncho A D 0 M E A N S W O N may be difficult to persuade 26 Be furious trumped. Major changes are ahead for ! the top. "non-linear career concepts” for 23 Indolent Aries in the coming year. Send tor your rewarding employees. budding young executives to ac­ 26 Acquire by OVFPFFTiMATEtJ-/ But according to a study by a 24 Actress Jacque­ 34 Pains 49 Retirement plan Astro-Graph predictions today. Mail $1 Translated, that means reward­ cept an award system that does not labor 35 Fumed (abbr.) ' University of Southern California line to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, ! business professor, many of the ing employees by allowing them to move them up the ranks. Change 29 Metal 39 Tribute 50 Short Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be V . -CiMeiWA Mc -rHA.V6.S 4 - IZ. 25 Belong ______upwardly mobile young people of develop and enrich an expertise, must begin with top management. PARENTS! 30 Hera's son 43 Chaplain 52 Western hemi­ sure to state your zodiac sign. 27 Superlative suf­ today are destined to become the rather than promoting them. ‘ 31 Dishonest 45 Hendle (Fr.) sphere organiia- fix tion (abbr.) frustrated middle-management 33 Trumpet 47 Makes same TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Strive to be WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli 32 Faerie Queene score 53 Bring into play , careerists of tomorrow. “LINEAR" CAREERISTS are Sat., April 12th llam-3pm fanfare budget-minded today. If you lack self- those employees who believe the FOR B E H E R lady 48 Watery 54 But (Let) discipline. you may be exceptionally 'yCLKNOW'/THEY ALL THE CARS AND HE WONDERS WHY Michael Driver, a professor of 36 Perceive odor only true rewards offered by a wasteful ol your resources. DONTMAVE/AN U P T H E R E NASA WON'rAOCNOWLECee i management and organization at LAWNS AND 37 Baseball player GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Don't be ; the u se School of Business Admin- corporation are steady promotions ^Sears Meeting Room /AUTO EXHAUST USE RASPBERRY HIS EXISTENCE. up an organization's management Mel caught off guard today by relying too FOLLUTIC3N YOSURTFDR • istration, says there are so many GARDENS 38 Stare heavily on people you think will come I up-and-coming executives in to- ladder. through for you in a pinch. They have PROBLEMOJ FUEL. ; day’s business world they are "The sad fact is that most people 40 Jacob's son JUPITER. 41 Legal matter their own interests. ‘ clogging the way to the top. 42 Better (comp, CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) If your gen­ ! “ Banking on their early success. An I.D. Card with wd.) erosity is abused today, it could be par­ ; they see their careers as an 18 18 44 Summer (Fr.) tially your own fault. You might make ' ever-upward climb on the organi- ■ commitments that you know you r zational ladder. But social and 45 Insect 28 Your Child’s Fingerprints shouldn't. ; demographic trends are erasing 46 Map LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An important fi­ 4-IZ ' the opportunities to get to the top," 30 nancial matter mu^t be assessed realis­ CtOWbyMiA. iV U J abbreviation ' D river said. (ages 2-14) 48 __the Pooh tically today. Don't kid yourself into be­ 33 lieving you have more than you do. ^ In his study. D river concludes 51 Abominable ~that the large number of baby- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Partnership 55 Destroyed 37 boomers entering the workplace A Few Minutes Well Spent 56 Fat arrangements could work to your dis­ will saturate all levels of manage- 41 advantage today, especially if you are For the Safety of 57 Recording allied with someone who thinks only ol B rid ge -m en t until 1990. materials himself. The professor, who also serves •Your Child... 58 Affirmed LIBRA (Supl. 23-Ocl. 23) Do not try to should be ruled out. Part of the fun of as chairman of Decision Dynam­ FLEA MARKEF Bridge court ics. a Los Angeles management 4 S 4 S BO palm off work that you should be taking NORTH i bridge is trying to figure out what DOWN care of yourself today. Tasks you're try­ 0 4 2 your opponents are up to. Usually you . consulting company, said middle- ing to delegate will be ignored. Y J 3 in session have to assume that they are trying to management rungs won’t begin to 1 River in Wales ♦ KQJ962 do the right thing. When East won the " be free of the "boomers" until 2010 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Situations By James Jacoby and England that contain speculative elements could A5 4 3 first diamond, it was certain that he and upper-management rungs will JEVr lACOBS had no small one to play, or he would be filled until 2025. 2 Noun suffix be appealing to you today. Unfortunate­ WEST EAST A lot of people might say South was 12 ly. you might not fare too well at the have ducked. And so declarer should 3 Colt's mother (c)1986 by NEA. Inc OQ J 109 ♦ 7 5 3 unlucky. You be the judge. gaming tables. Y 9 8 6 4 ♦ KQ75 have put in the nine of diamonds the "W E H A V E A C U LT U R E which SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) North traded on his long suit to in­ second time the suit was played. in varying degrees has stressed ♦ 10 8 7 5 ♦ A vite game in no-trump. With 17 points Someone interested In your welfare will 4 K ♦ J 10 9 8 7 The verdict should be that South is ' that the only kind of good career is KIDS plus a 10-spot. South automatically bid CELEBRITY CIPHER have advice lor you today. Before mak­ guilty. Call it an error in judgment in to go to the top of the ladder," C«l«brfty CIptMr cryptogram* are craatad from tjuotattort* by fam oM paopi*. paat and praaam. ing any major decision, courteously lis­ SOUTH three. When the dummy was tabled, the play, if you want to look at it Each M tar m tba dphar atanda for anofttar. Todpy’a c«j*.“ M aguaM C. ' D river said. “ We’re facing for the FLEA MARKET ten to this person's suggestions. ♦ AK86 declarer groaned inwardly. The dia­ by CONNIE WIENER through rose-colored . I call it first time in American history a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You're YA 102 mond suit was nice, but certainly no ♦ 4 3 murdering the hand. major crunching point with that KIDS II®NTIFOSrm usually quite diligent about your re­ opponent was going to win the ace im ­ “ IHOW RF IRJW U TUMRUEHT. RE ♦ A Q 6 2 mediately. Still. South won the king of No foaps philosophy.” sponsibilities, but this positive quality According to the study, about Saturday might be lacking in you today. Vulnerable: North-South spades and played a diamond. Wonder EVERYSUNDAY-^"^ JWWGF BMP OUTZ, WOWY DKWY BHP AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) Limita­ Dealer: South of wonders, East took the ace! Back Last year, hundreds of British pubs half the managers of American lla m -S p in business already have reached ^ Call 2 4 2 - 1 8 4 9 for information SIGNRJP APRIL 12 th tions you may experience today are came a spade. Declarer ducked but banned American prime-time soap op­ JYHD RE’F YRYWEB GWTNWYE KHE likely to stem from the extravagant or West North E^st South won the third spade and played a dia­ eras such as “Dallas" and "Dynasty” career plateaus and are becoming S D onsored bv-' careless way you've been managing 1 NT mond to another honor in dummy. from their television sets because cus­ frustrated and bitter about their UBT.” — KWYYB BHPYLZUY. your resources. Pass 2 NT I’ ass 3 NT When East showed out. there was no tomers became so engrossed in the inability to continue up the organi­ Manchester Parkade PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) To main­ Pass Pass Pass play for nine tricks. So, Your Honor, stories that they forgot to drink. A zational ladder. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "People are far more sincere and good-humored tain smooth relations with family mem­ "L o o k at yuppie stats on income. _____ West Middle Turnpike llfc f c illt A lt lC lr t U l Middle Tpke. West & Broad Street at speeding their parting guests than on meeting them." — Anton bers today. It's best not to be too opin­ Opening lead: ♦ Q what is your verdict? spokesman for the pubs said the shows Although diamonds w ill split 3-2 68 They’re not making the money Chekhov. ionated. Don't close your mind to their were “kllUng the art of good conversa­ ideas. percent of the time, that possibility tion” over the traditional pint. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 12. 1986 - I I . H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 12, 1986 Accused Bombing clues spy found IPOBTS______point to Libya innocent Ballesteros emerges with Masters lead ALEXANDRIA, Va. (UPI) - A BONN, West Germany (UPl) — lating evidence against Libya, he i remained convinced his "decision federal jury found Richard Craig Chancellor Helmut Kohl said Fri­ Smith innocent Friday night of day there were "a great many was right” to reject U.S. calls for By Mike Rabun Corey Pavin were at 143 while the problem with me. I’m just here to indications" Libya was linked to an economic blockade of Libya. spying for the Soviet Union, United Press International even-par crowd contained a disap­ enjoy myself and play my best. If I the terrorist bombing of a Berlin "You know my position on apparently believing his defense point^ Tom Watson — who at one don’t win, I will come back next nightclub but he rejected calls to economic sanctions against Li­ that he was working at the request AUGUSTA. Ga. —Seve Balleste­ point was 4-under and tied for the year and try.” apply economic sanctions against bya," he said. "This is understood of tlie CIA. ros sank a 25-foot birdie putt on the lead. Ballesteros is eligible to play at Tripoli. in the United States." Smith, who faced life in prison if final hole Friday to emerge from a Jack Nicklaus kept his hopes the Masters and U.S. Open because Kohl’s comments came as a man West Germany Wednesday ex­ convicted, jumped up and em­ crowd of leaders and chasers and alive for his sixth Masters title those tournaments do not fall pelled two mid-level Libyan diplo­ braced his attorney when the with a 71-145. He was six shots off under the jurisdiction of the PGA. claiming to represent an organiza­ verdict was read at 7:45 p.m. EST, Uke a one-shot lead at the halfway tion named Liberation of Palestine mats but said the action was not i>oint of the 50th Masters. the lead, the same position Langer The entertaining day of golf was called the West Berlin bureau of related to the bombing. and his wife let out a cry of joy. Eight players led or shared the was in a year ago at the midway given a start by Ken Green, who the West German news agency Kohl’s government has coasist- The jury deliberated for six lead on a near-perfect spring point before storming to the title. shared the first-round lead. DPA and threatened new attacks ently rejected economic sanctions hours before returning the inno­ afternoon at the Augusta National British Open champion Sandy Green’s second shot from the trees "soon" on American installations against Libya, saying they would cent verdicts on all five counts a Golf Club, With eagles, triple Lyle, PGA titleholder Hubert at the opening hole rattled off a damage trade, endanger Germans major defeat for government Green, Calvin Peete and former pine and bounc^ toward the green in West Berlin and West Germany. Harald photo by Pinto bogeys and other assorted turning Kohl said he understood the abroad and fail to achieve their prosecutors. points making for as much drama Masters winner Fuzzy Zoeller — enabling him to save par. "embittered outrage” in the Uni­ political purpose. In Europe, only Chester Community Coliege Friday "My life’s back. I can get back to on Friday as is usually seen on the were at 146. Leading money winner Then, as Green’s luck began to Italy does more business than West Leslie Lanata, right, shows her surprise my family and just go home.” run out en route to a 78, good and ted States over the April 5 bombing night. The MCC students were among tournament’s final day. John Mahaffey rallied with a 69 of a dance club popular among U .S. Germany whth oil-rich Libya. as Marilyn Emerson hands her a token Smith said. “I’m a free man The two critical shots of the day, Friday, 10 shots lower than Thurs­ bad fortune visited player after soldiers stationed in West Berlin. The United States has blamed for answering a question correctly 40 who participated in an experimental tonight.” however, came from two-time day, and survived the cut at 148. player. An American serviceman and a the Berlin attack on Libya, and weekend course in the humanities. Champion Ballesteros — a 25-foot Among those missing the cut With no one able to sustain a during a cross-culturai game at Man- Smith’s attorney, L. Brant C!ar- : charge, the leader board soon Turkish woman were killed in the Richard Burt, the new U.S. amtos- ruth, said it was a “victory tor the eagle putt at the par-5 15th, and the were Gary Player (150), Andy blast while 230 other people were sador to Bonn, publicly criticized bi^ie putt on 18. Bean (151), Hal Sutton (152) and became crowded. As the players country and a victory for the reached the midway point in the injured, including 64 Americans. Europe for making no strong Ckinstitution.” : "It’s nice to have two green Arnold Palmer, who despite finish­ He said clues in the bombing response. The West German go­ ' already,” said Ballesteros, refer­ ing with a 36-hole total of 156 was round there was a brief five-way pointed to Libyan involvement but vernment has said it has seen Hokies meet Heelots at MCC Federal prosecutor Joseph ring to the symbol of victory cheered, as he always is, at every tie between Kratzert, Chen, Wat­ he also suggested others also were circumstantial evidence, but no Aronica made no comment follow­ presented to each Masters winner. green. son, Norman and Ballesteros at involved in the attack. German solid proof Libya was the culprit. Continued from page 1 appiied for grants to fund the weekend course, ing the verdict and stalked out of “But for the next two days, I’ll play Also missing the cut was Ray 4-under. security officials have been quoted Kohl said such "differences of which might eventually be required of all the courtroom. like I’ve never won here before. Floyd (152), who did so for the first Norman quickly fell out of that as saying they believe Libya may opinion” were normal among depth.” freshmen. I’m confident.” time in 14 years. pack with a double bogey and have used Palestinians to stage the friends and allies. He called Burt Julie Hyde, a part-time student from Manches­ One of the observers Friday evening was Tom In closing arguments in U.S. Ballesteros’ eagle gave hiiii the bogey at the 10th and 11th. Watson, District Court, the prosecution Ballesteros, a native of Spain, attack to throw suspicion off "a tried and true friend of West ter, said that although the cross-cultural Dowd, a member of the Board of Trustees for posted a 36-hole total of S-under lead by himself for the first time, who birdied the 10th to get into a Libya. Germany." Regional Community Colleges, who called the pictured the former Army counter­ and came two holes after he put his share of the lead, bogeyed the 11th experience made her feel tense, she thought it intelligence officer as bankrupt 139, but 15 players were within five “There are a great many indica­ He said he was skeptical of a idea “an MCC original.” A strong proponent of shots of him with another 36 second shot in the water and and suffered a woeful triple-bogey was a good idea. “If I ever travel, especially in a and desperate for cash, while at the famous par-3 12th when he tions that the attack on the proposed conference on terrorism non-English speaking Muntry, I will be more the humanities, Dowd said the weekend course pressurized holes to go in the suffered a bogey at the 13th. discotheque in West Berlin also between Europeans and Arabs defense lawyers underscored Then, after the eagle, he put his tee shot in the creek and his patient, or at least learn about the country before was the first of its kind he knew of among the Smith’s assertion that he was part year’s first major golf had a Libyan background." Kohl unless "all the Arab states" were tournament. promptly put his tee shot at the third shot in a bunker. I go. ” state’s community colleges. of a CIA operation. Crenshaw then entered the pic­ told reporters. "I stress the word ready to act against terrorists. After dinner, MCC President addressed the Ballesteros’ closest pursuer was par-3 16th in a bunker. He declined comment on reports Although students especially interested in the Faced with a near-impossible ture with a 10-foot eagle putt at the ‘also."’ humanities were hand-picked by their teachers to students on the topic of “Freedom, Constraint Neither the prosecution nor the first-round co-leader Billy Krat- But, he said, despite the accumu­ of a possible U.S. attack on Libya. zert. who fought his way to an shot, Ballesteros used a putter out par-5 13th, and moments later participate in the weekend, English teacher and Education.” He said, “I don’t know of defense denies Smith. 41, met Nakajima suddenly appeared with Soviet KGB agents in 1982 and 1983 even-par round of 72 that left him of the sand and settled for a bogey. Elaine Sheridan said that it would be more anything more important than the fundamental ”I’d putt it again every time.” an eagle on the same hole — where questions of the humanities: “ Who am I, what am and identified six U.S. double at 140 for two days. difficult to conduct course if it becomes a Alone at 3-under 141 was Japan’s Ballesteros said. ”It was the only eight years ago needed 13 shots Pat Robertson says requirement. The Humanities Division has I doing here?” agents for $11,000 and promises of before moving on to the 14th tee. $150,000 more. Tommy Nakajima, whoeagled the shot I had. par-S I3th and birdied the last two ’’Tomorrow if I can shoot a low Ballesteros, meanwhile, made a holes to shoot a 71. score, maybe I can I can pick up bogey at the 13th after putting his Khadafy should die The international group at 2- some shots.” second shot into the creek in front under included defending cham­ Ballesteros is not eligible to play of the green and once more there Ospina burial set today in Trumbull on the American tour this year was a five-way tie — this time UP) photo "You don't strike the king unless pion Bernhard Langer of West VIRGINIA BEACH. Va. (AP) - C^rmany (after a 68), Danny because he did not play in the involving Kratzert, Nakajima, The only way to stop terrorism you kill him. " said Robertson, Chen, Crenshaw and Ballesteros. Augusta, Ga. Ballesteros wound up at supply firm in Shelton. fuselage by the blast. Before the coffins were sealed Edwards (71), 1984 champion Ben required 15 tournaments last year. Spain's Seve Ballesteros applies some sponsored by Libyan leader Col. founder of the Christian Broad­ STRATFORD, Conn. (UPI) - "I don’t have any problems with Ballesteros then shattered that 5-under par139 to hold the lead after 36 casting Network. "You don't strike Funeral services were set Satur­ He had lived in Stratford for Ospina was kilied instantly by Wednesday, a Greek Orthodox Crenshaw (71), Australian Greg body english as he tries to urge in a Moammar Khadafy is to kill him. priest officiated at a service for Norman (72) and Taiwan’s T.C. (PGA commissioner) Dean Be- deadlock with his eagle putt that evangelist Pat Robertson said the king, just hit him in the face day for Alberto Ospina, the victim eight years and friends and family the explosion, and the three other sent him on his way to the second birdie putt on the 8th hole during the holes of play. remembered him as a well-loved victims died when their bodies hit three generations of the Stylian Chen (73). man (who made the ruling barring Friday and walk away from him. because of an April 2 terrorist bombing Ballesteros). I guess he has a round lead. second round of the Masters Friday at he'|l turn around and do something aboard a Rome-to-At hens TWA family man, who collected foreign the ground, investigators said. A family at the chapel of the Athens Bob Tway, Mark McCumbdrand Robertson, who is considering Central Cemetery. seeking the 1968 Republican presi­ terrible to you." flight over Greece. currency as a hobby and was shepherd found the bodies in a dential nomination, said American The Rev. Stephen Skarupa was making plans to remodel his village in southern Greece. Ospina was not included in the retaliation against Libya would Robertson made his comments to conduct the Roman Catholic modest home. Nine other passengers aboard service because he was not Greek lead to more terrorism unless on "The 700 Club" Christian mass and deliver the homily at the Ospina’s body was removed the Boeing 727 were injured. Orthodox. Yankees and Red Sox victorious in AL action Khadafy is killed. television show. morning service at St. James from a TWA flight Thursday at A pro-Libyan terrorist group Church, a church spokeswoman New York’s Kennedy Interna­ claimed responsibiiity for the He is survived by his wife Armas struck out. Barren loi- shutouts, complete games, stri­ worked two innings of hitless Margoth Prieto Ospina, and two Bv United Press International hander Bob Tewksbury won in his save. Milwaukee starter Bill Weg- relief. Mark Gubicza. 0-1, took the said Friday. Burial was to follow at tional Airport and taken to the blast. man, 0-1, allowed four hits over 5 lowed with a triple to righteenter keouts and innings pitched, the Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Pistey Funeral Home in Stratford. A TWA reservations officer said teenage children, William and major-league debut Friday night on a 2-2 pitch, scoring Buckner and pitched 7 2-3 innings to win in his loss. the airline’s flights from Rome to Tamara. He is also survived by It was a successfu I night for both to lead the New York Yankees to a 2- 3 innings. Soviet delegation visits Trumbull. Ospina was one of four Ameri­ New York took a 3-1 lead in the Baylor. season debut. The right-hander Tigers 7, Indians 2 Ospina. a native of Colombia, cans killed when a bomb ripped Athens and Cairo would resume three brothers, Gabriel, of Queens, local American League clubs. The 3-2 victory over the Milwaukee Ed Romero lined a sharp gave up seven hits, struck out four next week. The flights were N.Y., Jairo and Mario, both of Yankees, behidn the two-run ho­ Brewers. fourth. With one out, Mike Easier At Cleveland, Walt Terrell was a naturalized U.S. citizen who through the passenger cabin of hit his third straight double over grounder to Wayne Tolleson at and walked three. Blyleven, re­ traveled frequently to Europe and TWA flight 840 at 15,000 feet. The suspended after the bombing be- Colombia, his mother Elivera mer of Mike Pagliarulo. beat the The loss broke Milwaukee’s acquired last year from Cleveland, tossed a six-hitter and the Detroit while situation heats up season-opening three-game win­ two games, and scored on Ken third who couldn’t handle the ball Tigers took advantage of three the Middle East as a representa­ victims were sucked through a •cause of “iack of aircraft.” a TWA Gomez Ospina of Colombia and Milwaukee Brewers. 3-2. And in and was charged with an error, was starting his first Twins home gaping hole carvnH out of the several nieces and nephews. Chicago. Marty Barrett’s two-run ning streak. Griffey’s single to center. Paglia­ errors and three wild pitches tive of the Frigitronic’s medical spokesman said. rulo followed with his second allowing Barrett to score the opener since 1976 and the fourth of triple highlighted a four-run inning Tewksbury. who split last season his career. Friday to ruin Cleveland’s home MOSCOW (UPI) - A high-level if they want to show a little Arab between Double-A and ’Triple-A, homer in as many games, into the fourth run. Romero was thrown out opener with a 7-2 victory over the solidarity." Like other diplomats, to lift the Red Sox to a 7-2 win over attempting to go to second. Soviet delegation visiting Libya the winless White Sox. went 7 1-3 innings. He threw 93 right-centerfield bleachers on a 3-0 Indians. this week is almost certainly he spoke on condition he not be pitches, yielded two runs on nine pitch. Blue Jays 6, Royals 2 A crowd of 32,441 showed up in focusing on arms sales and the identified. MORIAR^Y BROTHERS Yankees 3, Brewers 2 hits, walked one and struck out The Brewers pulled to 3-2 in the "The Soviets probably think he's Twins 5, Mariners 1 At Kansas City, Mo., George Bell sunny. 40-degree weather and saw U.S.-Libyan confrontation. West­ At New York, Mike Pagliarulo two. Rod Scurry retired the final fifth. With one out. Mike Felder drove in three runs with two Phil Niekro lose in his Cleveland ern diplomats said Friday. a bit nutty but the United States is tripled to left-center and scored At Minneapolis, Gary Gaetti Ruth T. DuBols hit a two-run homer, and right­ five Brewers in order for his first went 4-for-4, including a solo doubles and Lloyd Moseby belted a debut. The 47-year-old right­ However, the diplomats were getting in deeper and it can't hurt when the ball slipped from center hander allowed seven hits over six sharply divided between those who the Soviets." he said. "No matter homer, and Tom Brunansky home run Friday to help the Ruth T. DuBois, 79, died Wednes­ fielder Rickey Henderson’s hand Toronto Blue Jays spoil Kansas innings while striking out four and thought the Kremlin would make a what happens, the Soviets come day in the Kearny Mesa Convales­ when he attempted to throw. smacked a solo homer Friday night to lead the Minnesota Twins City’s home opener with a 6-2 walking three. show of reinforcing the regime of out ahead." cent Hospital in San Diego, Calif. Milwaukee took a 1-0 lead in the Niekro allowed four runs, but Moammar Khadafy and those who However, another diplomat said, The Weekend to a 5-1 victory over the Seattle victory over the Royals. She was the sister of Bertha Laise, first. Robin Yount, who went Jim Clancy, 1-0, scattered six only one was earned as he was believe Moscow is wary of deeper while the Tripoli meeting no doubt a longtime Manchester resident 3- for-4, singled with one out Mariners. and Bert Blyleven, who led the hits over the first seven innings victimized by his own throwing military involvement in the centered on the confrontation with who lives in East Stroudsburg. Pa., Whalers could oust Nordiques tonight advanced to second on Paul error and two wild pitches. conflict the United States, the Kremlin was and was the aunt of Carole Yungk American League last .season in before Mark Eichhorn entered and HARTFORD — The red-hot Hartford Whalers host the Quebec Molitor’s infield out. Billy Joe The speculation was set off by angry over Khadafy's role in the of Manchester and Suzanne Moore Robidoux singled to left, scoring the arrival in Tripoli this week of a last clash and did not want to of Coventry. Nordiques in the first Stanley Cup playoff game in Hartford in six Yount. Robidou^ was thrown out trade delegation headed by Kon­ supply new weapons. She also is survived by a nephew. years tonight at 7:35 at the Civic Center. by Ken Griffey attempting to take NL roundup stantin Katushev, chairman of the U.S. and Libyan forces clashed Terrance Laise of Detroit. Mich. SELECTIONS A win for the Whalers, who beat the the Nords twice in Quebec, second on the play.. State Council of the U.S.S.R. for two weeks ago when U S vessels The funeral will be Wednesday would clinch the best-of-five series and advance fourth-place External Economic Relations. entered an area of the Gulf of Sidra at 1:30 p.m. from the Lanterman Hartford into the Adams Division finals. Red Sox 7, White Sox 2 The committee deals mainly that Libyan claims a.«' its territory Funeral Home, East Stroudsburg, O SAVINGS If the first-place Nordiques manage a triumph to stave off At Chicago. Marty Barrett’s Carter leads Mets past Phils with economic projects in the but Washington and other Western Pa. She will be buried in Prospect elimination. Game Four will be played at the Civic Center on two-run triple highlighted a four- Third World, but one of its key nations say is international Cemetery, EastStoudsburg. O SERVICE Sunday night. run third inning to carry the Boston functions is arranging the transfer waters. Hartford won GameOne, 3-2 in overtime, and GameTwo, 4-1. Red Sox to a 7-2 victory Friday By United Press International load the bases. Gross walked David Palmer, 0-1, pitched seven of arms to Soviet clients. "I think they were very unhappy night over the winless Chicago Howard Johnson to force in one run strong innnings, but took the loss, When Katushev arrived in Tri­ with Khadafy using their weapons CARD OF THANKS QUALITY VALUES IN OUR USED CAR DEPARTMENT White Sox, who are off to their PHILADELPHIA - Gary Car­ and Rafael Santana hit a sacrifice to give the Houston Astros a 2-1 poli. the Soviet news agency Tass in such an irresponsible way. using Hockanum River Canoe Race Sunday worst start since 1974. ter homered and drove in five runs fly off reliever Larry Andersen to victory Friday night over the "Thank you very much for (he beau­ Friday night to lead the New York the inning. Atlanta Braves. said only that he had gone at them against U.S. ships and 85 RX7 QSL SE 85 Lincoln Continenta Roger Clemens scattered six hits Libyah invitation to discuss the planes." the diplomat said. tiful rards, prayers, visits and food The 10th annual Hockanum River Canoe Race will be held over 8 2-3 innings to hand the White Mets to a 9-7 victory over the Charlie Kerfeld, 1-0, worked two sent to us. We shall long remember low miles, great shape * fully loaded, computer dash Sunday morning at 10 a.m. Philadelphia Phillies. innings in relief of Astros starter "development of bilateral rela­ "It damaged Soviet prestige, it 13,995 leather, must seell ^16,995 Sox their fourth straight loss. The Cubs 5, Pirates 4 tions" under the economic agree­ showed Soviet weapons alone the kindness shown in the hours of 84 Ford T-BIrd Registration is from 8 to 9:30 a.m. at the Steak Club in White Sox were 0-5 in 1974. Carter hit a home run in the first Jim DeShaies for the victory. Dave ment signed when Khadafy visited cannot do very much." the dipio. our sorrow." 82 Mazda RX7 Talcotville. The registration fee is $5 per person per race. The Joe Sambito recorded the final inning, with Keith Hernandez on At Pittsburgh, Steve Trout Smith worked the ninth for his first sporty 2 Dr., mag wheels, nicel * start of the race may be moved to Economy Electric, as it was out for Boston. base, to give New York a 2-0 lead. singled home a run, scored another save. Moscow last October mat said. "I think on the whole the The Family Of 8,495 5 spd., sunroof, low miles One Western diplomat said the visit is more political and the *7,995 last year, because of low water rapids. The finish line is at the Don Baylor added a solo homer, He singled in two more runs in the and combined with two relievers visit "comes at an opportune time Libyans will not gel very much." Mrs. Florence Spaulding 85 Mazda GLC Powder Mill shopping plaza, across from Marco Polo, in East his second of the season, with two third off starter and loser Kevin on a seven-hitter Friday night to Cardinals 9, Expos 1 sunroof, am/fm & much more! * 84 Mark VII c e ^ A O C out in the eighth for Boston to make Gross. 0-1, as the Mets spoiled the lead the Chicago Cubs to their first 6,995 fully loaded, computer dash, X O a ^ F v ^ Hartford. At St. Louis. Willie McGee. Jack In Memoriam it 5-1. Carlton Fisk answered with a Phillies' home opener. Carter also victory of the season, a 5-4 decision 83 Buick Regal tilt steering, ps-pw " solo homer, his first of the year, singled in a run in the fourth. over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Clark and Tito Landrum all ‘Volunteers’ join the army into the second deck in leftfield to Bob Ojeda pitched 31-3 innings in homered in the third inning Friday In loving memory of Aubrey J. auto, 6 cyl, air, am/fm *6,395 Scholastic baseball clubs in action Trout gave up two runs, four hits night to spark the unbeaten St. McMullan who passed away 12th of 79 Lincoln Mark V lead off the eighth for Chicago. relief of starter Ron Darling for the Three local high school baseball teams are on the road today as With Boston trailing 1-0, Wade victory in his National League and one walk in six innings. A Louis Cardinals to an 9-1 victory at Tripoli’s India outpost April. 1980. 83 Chrysler Bill Blass special edition, strained groin forced him out of the over the Montreal Expos. convert., air, ps-pb-pwindows ps-pw-pb, am/fm, leather, tilt *6,995 the 1986 season gets into full swing. Boggs led off the third with a single debut. Jesse Orosco recorded the If I had the world to give. *8,395 East tiatholic High, which trimmed rival Manchester, 6-4, in off Floyd Bannister. 0-1. Bill final out for his first save. game, which was played in 41- Veteran Bob Forsch pitched citizens” steering, cruise degree temperatures. eight innings for the victory, which NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - I’d give it, yes, and more. 82 Toyota Tercel Thursday’s opener, plays All Connecticut Conference foe Buckner followed with a double to The Mets took a 6-1 lead with four India ordered Libyan diplomats He said Al-Aukiili had given To hear your voice and see •Fairfield Prep at 11 a.m. at Fairfield University. right, sending Boggs to third. Jim runs in the third to chase Gross. improved St. Louis’ record to 3-0. 79 Merc Cougar Forsch scattered seven hits, Friday to halt the recruitment of assurances the offer was not aimed your face, S spd., air *3,995 Manchester faces homestanding Newington High in an Rice was out on a grounder deep Wally Backman singled, Hernan­ Astros 2, Braves 1 "volunteers " for the Libyan army at fndians and no recruits had been and greet you at the door. ps-pw-auto, air, blue into the hole at short, scoring dez doubled and Carter followed struck out four and walked one 82 Datsun w/tan trim inter-league Central Connecticut Conference matchupat 1 p.m., before yielding to Joe Boever in the from among hundreds of Indians taken on. I would like to think, while Bolton High is at Ellis Tech in Danielson for an 11 a.m. tilt. Boggs and sending Buckner to with his single. Darryl Strawberry At Houston, Glenn Davis ho­ flocking to Tripoli's embassy in While the Libyan Peoples Bu­ when my life is done, pickup, sport package w/cap *3,995 third. Baylor walked but Tony doubled and Danny Heep walked to mered in the bottom of the seventh ninth. response to newspaper reau — the name Tripoli gives its wherever heaven may be. 79 Gran Marquis foreign missions — was clo.sed 83 BuIck Regal advertisements. That you will be standing ps-pb-pw, ac, am/fm, tilt MHS, EC runners open at Relays "We told them this is not done." Friday for the Moslem day of rest, at the door to welcome me. auto, air, sunroof, pw-pb-ps said Foreign Secretary N.P Jain, two officials reached by telephone *6,595 steering, cruise, 68,(X)0 miles, NEW BRITAIN — The Manchester High and East Catholic Whalers are not surprised by position Loved and remerribered spoke wheels who met Friday with Libya's vehemently denied the advertise­ every day. High boys’ track teams continue their spring seasons today at the envoy to New Delhi. Omar Al- ments .sought military recruits. Eastern Relays meet at Willowbrook Park. By Chris Dahl ever — and peaking self­ shots and an overtime goal by concede, but certainly haven’t Aukali. "Nobody has been recruited for Sadly missed. EXCLUSIVE AGENT — DOLLAR RENT-A-CAR! The Associated Press assuredness. If they win one of Turgeon proved decisive as the been knocked out. Jain told United Press Interna­ Libyan army.” said one of the Your loving wife, son, daughter, their three final games against the Whalers won 3-2. In the second “I think we have enough charac­ tional that Libya had placed officials, both of whom declined to son-in-law and grandchildren. Mercury Lynx’s Television and radio highlights HARTFORD — Surprised that Nordiques. the Whalers would game, the Whalers got two goals ter to come back. If we put our advertisements in newspapers identify themselves. Mercury Marquis’s Mercury Cougars the Hartford Whalers have a advance to play the winner of the from Paul MacDermid, and one minds to it I don’t know why we around the country .seeking re­ The second official said the ATTENTION all with auto, ps, pb, TODAY chance Saturday night to complete Montreal Canadiens-Boston apiece from Stewart Gavin and can’t go down there (to Hartford) cruits for its army from among advertisements were seeking civ­ all with auto, air, ps, pb, 1 p.m. — Mets vs. Phillies, Channels 22, 30. ' a sweep of their opening round Bruins series. Torrie Robertson to go along with and beat them twice." defenseman ilian workers. all with 6 cyl., auto, air, am/fm, air, rear 1:30 p.m.. — Brewers vs. Yankess, SportsChannel, WPOP. another solid performance by Liut Robert Picard said. "Arab citizens and Moslem Kmart SHOPPERS am/fm, cruise, rear Stanley Cup Playoff series with the “We started believing in our­ am/fm, ps, pb, cruise & defroster, cruise, and 1:30 p.m. — NASCAR Late Model Sportsman, ESPN. Quebec Nordiques? The Whalers selves back in March. Every game in a 4-1 decision. In an effort to inject some energy much much morel much much morel defroster 3 p.m. — Bowling: Long Island Open, Channel 8, 40. aren’t. we played in that stretch was a "I don’t think we really expected into their weary troops, the Nor­ West mulls Berlin ban ON THE FRONT PAGE OF 3:30 p.m. — The Masters, Channel 3. “We’ve been playing real well playoff game,” Captain Ron Fran­ to go up there and win both diques have recalled defenseman OUR APRIL 13 AD, OUR 4 p.m. — Women’s tennis: Family Circle Cup, Channel 30. and with confidence. We figure we cis said. "The guys played awfully games.” Francis said. "We played Gord Donnelly and center Alain An Allied spokesman would not *5995 *6995 7:05 p.m. — Nordiques vs. Whalers, SportsChannel, WTIC have one game to go,” high- well and I think developed a lot of well and won the first game, then Lemieux, brother of Pittsburgh BERLIN (UPI) - The Allied SIX GALLON SHOP-VAC *6195 scoring forward Sylvain Turgeon we decided, well, let’s not be Penguins Mario, from the Freder­ nations met Friday to consider disclose the subject of the meeting HAS BEEN ILLUSTRATED radio. character. We started believing in but a Western diplomatic source 9 p.m. — Knicks vs. Bucks, Channel 9. said Friday. ’’We’re having fun ourselves and now we’re just satisfied with just one win. Let’s icton Express of the American barring Libyan diplomats from IN ERROR. CORRECT IL­ and we feel we can win it." see if we can go for the sweep." Hockey League. crossing from East to West Berlin said the military council, which trying to continue on with that exercises supreme authority in LUSTRATION SHOULD SUNDAY The upstart Whalers, hockey’s belief. The Nordiques. however, have a Nordiques spokesman Bernard to retaliate for apparent Libyan hottest team with a 10-1-2 record in • 'Of course you want to get it over different scenario in mind. Last Brisset said the club is also involvement in the nightclub West Berlin, was considering a ban BE OF A 5 GALLON 12:30 p.m. — Nets vs. Celtics, SportsChannel. on the entry of Libyans assigned to 1:30 p.m. — Brewers vs. Yankees, Channel II, WPOP. their past 13 games, have pushed with as quick as you can. but the season, they advanced to the concerned about the status of bombing that killed a U.S. soldier, SHOP-VAC. WE REGRET 301 Center Street the Nordiques, the regular season Nordiques are a good team and I’m semifinals of the Stanley Cup center Peter Stastny, who has been a Western diplomatic ^'lerce said the Libyan Embassy in East ANY INCONVENIENCE 2 p.m. — Farnily Circle Cup, Channel 30. Berlin Manchester 643-5135 champions in the Adams Division sure they ’re not going to just let us Playoffs. This season, they have playing despite a severe case of Friday. ITHIS MAY HAVE CAUS­ 3 p.m. — Red Sox vs. White Sox, Channel 38, WTIC. with 92 points, to elimination’s take i t ... They always say the final proven to be a good road team and tonsilitis. The meeting of the Kommandat- (Just Olf Exit 60 3.(f,m. — Mets vs. Phillies, Channels 8. 40, WKHT. ED OUR CUSTOMERS. At 1-84) edge. one. the one that clinches it, is the compiled the fourth-best regular “For sure Hartford played well, ura, the three-power military The Komniet.ii. 'lira, made up of 3 p.m. — The Masters, Channel 3. The Whalers returned from toughest game to win.” season record in the NHL. but the series is not over yet,” council, met at council headquar­ American. Frencii and British 7 p.m. — Nordiques vs. Whalers (if necessary). Channel 30, Quebec with two victories ^ their In the first game, goaltender They have been stunned by the Nordiques Coach Michel Bergeron ters in the American sector early commandants, met for five hnui.^ W-nC radio. first two playoff NHL victories Mike Liut withstood a barrage of Whalers two quick victories, they said. Friday night, headquarters per­ Thursday to consider the ban. oat sonnel said. reached no decision 11 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 12, 1M6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 12. 1916 - l|_ SCOREBOARD Area runners starting to shake off the cobwebs be well within her reach based on the level of fitness other local runners including Greg Best, 13th in 32; S8; There have been several opportunities recently for Gibson, coles 2, Evans, Herndon, Toblsr. NHL playoHs Ray Parr, 14th in 33; 00; and Mark Davis, 15th in 33:07. area runners to shake off the cobwebs of winter and displayed last weekend. As recently as last November, Saunders covered the marathon distance Parrish, Collins. S F - IMvMOll MniHlMta return to the racing scene. The most recent racing IT WAS GOOD TO SEE Tim DeVaive return to the in 3:08 at the Ocean State Marathon in Newport, R.I. I Baseball (B88t-Of4IVO) opportunity was at last Sunday’s fourth Charter Oak winner’s circle in the Rabbit Run in Vernon on March ,P H RBREESO would not be surprised if she ran under the magic ^ r ly Bird Race in West Hartford. This UK event (6.2 29. Even though his fam ily and career are a higher Detroit wotaocontaronco three-hour mark for the 28.2 miles distance from Terrell (W 1-0) 9 6 2 2 4 2 Patrick Dlylslen miles) is run for the benefit of Cerebai Palsy Athletes On the Run priority than running in his life these days, the Clevetond Ptiltadotahta vs. NOW Ywrh R on ttn Hopkinton to Boston on Patriot’s Day. AL itandings 4 of United Cerebai Palsy of Greater Hai^ord. All training DeValve does sneak in and the natural talent NIekro (L 0-1) 6 7 4 1 3 (Sortat tiod M> Steve Gates Also turning in an impressive performance on Bailee 1-3 1 2 2 1 0 Aprll9— NY RonoersO, Phdodelphla2 proceeds from the race go directly to a sports booster he possesses enable him to be a force to reckon with in ILat* iaiiiM mt kidiMM) Kem 1 2-3 3 1 1 0 1 fund which will contribute to paying the expense of Sunday was South Windsor’s Rene Charland. He local races. DeValve, 24 is a former Manchester High 0 0 1 IHM Camacho •1 0 0 April 10— Phllodelphlo2,NYRonoef»1 sending athletes to the 1986 International Cerebai covered the lOK distance in 32:56, a personal best. and UConn standout now competing for the W L Pet. o » NIekro pitched to 1 bower In Charland, 31, finished nth overall in eclipsing his MIIWOUkM 3 1 .750 — WP—NIekro 1 Balles. Balk—NIekro. T April 12 — Philadelphia at NY Palsy Competition. Manchester Athletic Club. He finished 11th in the 1985 Toronto 3 1 .750 — —3:05. A-32,441. Rangers, 8:35 p.m. The race itself is known for its fast, flat, course, previous personal record for the distance by 45 Manchester Day Road Race. Detroit 3 1 .750 — Umpires—Home, Kaiser; 1b, Brink- April 13 — Philadelphia ot NY seconds. His next race will be the Stamford Marathon — man; 2b, Cooney; 3b, Palermo. Rongers, 7:35 p.m. providing an excellent chance for runners to achieve Denise Valk finished second in a Women's 5K in Now York 3 1 .750 37:17 (approximately six minutes per mile). Her Sunday at 8:30 a.m. The Charland fam ily has recently Baltimore 2 1 .667 x-Aprll 15 — NY Rangers at their fastest times for lOK. The course characteristics Simsbury on April 5. Valk's time was 17:40 tot the 3.1 Boclon 2 2 JOO 1 Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. make the race attractive to runners hoping to start performance Indicates she is well prepared for her joined the Silk City Striders. mile distance. Blua Jays 6. Royals 2 WooliMflton V8. NY i s t a n ^ Clovtiand 1 3 .250 2 their spring season on a positive note. For runners next challenge. The 1986 Boston Marathon on Monday, By the Way, the overall race winner was Dave Litoff KM6I (Capttatotaod tortat 30) THE NINTH ANN U AL five mile Bolton Road Race — Aprll9— Washington 3, NY Islondert 1 scheduled to compete in a spring marathon, the race April 21. ' in 30; 54. Litoff easily defended his title against a field Mtanewto 3 1 .750 TORONTO KANSAS CITY is scheduled for Sunday, May 4, at 1 p.m. The race is Soottlo 2 2 .500 1 is a great way to test their strength and sharpen their The 33year-old Saunders is on the verge of perhaps of runners which included yours truly (sixth in 32:25). obrhM abrhM AprdIO— Washlnaton5.NYIttanders2 sponsored by the Bolton Lions Club and the Collfomla 1 2 .333 Mosebv cf 4 1 3 1 Smith It 4 0 0 0 speed. the finest year of her successful running career. Finishing large distances behind Lilioff seems to be a Ttxoi 1 2 V /i Fernndz ss 4 1 I0 Wilson cf 4 0 11 start-finish Is at Bolton High School on Brandy Street. 1 2 '^0 V/7 April 12 — Washington at NY One local runner choosing the West Hartford lOK to Saunders was mildly surprised and very pleased with specialty of mine in recent years. His name may be Oakland Mulinks 3b 3 1 1 1 Brett 3b 3 0 2 0 The Bolton Road Race course is one of the most Kontoi CHv 1 3 *250 2 Upshow lb 3 2 21 McRoe dh 4 0 0 0 Islanders, 7:05 p.m. showcase her talents was Manchester's Karen how comfortoble she felt running a six-minute pace on fam iliar to you due to his ninth place finish in the 1985 CMOOOO 0 4 .000 3 Bell If 5 0 2 3 White 2b 4 110 x-Aprd 13 — Woshinoton at N Y; Sunday. Her objective for the Boston Marathon is to Manchester Road Race. challenging courses In Connecticut. Russ Blatt is rYMOV*t Islanders, 7:35 p.m. Saunders. Saunders captured first place overall for Barfield rf 5 0 1 0 BolbonI 1b 4 0 2 0 at run in the 3:00 to 3; 10 range. This objective appears to Strong performances were turned in by several defending champion. Toronto

couver’s only goal Thursday. Ed­ Bv Lisa Harris Leafs up 2-0. monton coach-GM Glen Sather United Press International Edmonton took some strain off was not sure who would start in net its goaltenders. Grant Fuhr and for the Oilers. Moog said Fuhr, who From the king of spring on Long Andy Moog, by scoring two goals made 31 stops Wednesday, wanted J,, Island to a hometown discovery in on its first three shots in the opener to play Game 2 to take his mind off Alberta, goaltenders once again and bettering that with two goals the death of his adoptive father are carrying the greatest burden in on its first two shots Thursday. Wednesday night, but Sather de­ the NHL playoffs. Teams were off Friday night to cided against it. Six teams face elimination Sat­ alternate sites for Games 3 and, if Vancouver will go with acrobatic urday night from their best-of-five necesary. 4. ’ Richard Brodeur, who rested playoff series, and each has run Thursday to let rookie Wendell into a hot goalie in Games 1 and 2 Patrick Division Young get a chance to be victim­ (except the Vancouver Canucks, Capitais at isianders ized by Edmonton’s attack. who have come up against the "W e played 10 games in 17 nights Edmonton Oilers’ offensive jug­ Where the Islanders and Smith at the end of the season,” Watt gernaut plus quality goaltending). are concerned, miracles haven’t said. "W e felt we had to come (to Only two series are tied entering run out until the clock has. The Edmonton) with Wendell and Game 3 — Philadelphia-New York question is whether the Islanders’ come back with Richard (Bro­ Rangers and St. Louis-Mihnesota. poise has run out. "Some of our deur) in Game 3 if we are to go But in those series too. goaltending guys are trying to do too much, like anywhere in the playoffs.” has played the key role. diving in front of shots," Smith Minnesota at St. Louis Pete Peeters. acquired by Wa­ said. " I f they miss, it’s a total shington for his playoff expe­ screen in front of me. If they hold Playoff hockey is geared toward Gail Gutzmer Lisa Ann Thurston Teri Sapienza rience. has led the Capitals to a 2-0 their ground, like Washington the Blues’ style, and to open up as and Jeff Peck margin over the Islanders for a does, Peeters sees everything." they did against the North Stars second straight year. Last year. cost them in Game 2. Thureton-Wllson Sapienza-Bolduc Islanders goalie Billy Smith — "W e can’t play wide open like Phiiiy at NY Rangers Gutzmer-Peck Mr. and Mrs. Rosario S. Sa­ renowned for peaking in the spring that against this club.” Wamsley Mr. and Mrs. William F. Thur­ pienza of 63 Cobum Road, an­ — was the star as New York rallied "W e must go right at them in said. "But we play well at home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Gutzmer ston Sr. of 628 Spring St. announce nounce the engagement of their to become the first team in NHL New York," Philadelphia winger The ball’s in our court now.” of 440 Gardner St., announce the the engagement of their daughter, daughter, Teri Lynn Sapienza, to history to come back from a 2-0 Rich Sutter said. "It will be tough. Minnesota’s Gordie Roberts sus­ engagement of their daughter, Lisa Ann Thurston, to Robert Wayne Jeffrey Bolduc, son of deficit and win a five-game series. They check, and Vanbiesbrouck is pects that St. Louis may have Gail Gutzmer, to Jeff Peck, son of Glenn Wilson, son of Robert C. Mrs. Thomas S. Michelman Mrs. Thomas J. Shea Timothy Bolduc and Mrs. Andrew But if the Islanders pull off another so hot. We need to hit a corner or looked ahead too much to getting Fred Peck of Manchester and Wilson of South Lawrence, Mass., Swatik, both of Manchester. three-game rally, Smith may not two on him, not the post." home. Elizabeth Peck of Anaheim, Calif. and Virginia H. Simpson of have to bear the entire burden- How hot is Vanbiesbrouck? The "A ll they were looking for was a The bride-elect graduated from Vernon. The bride-elect graduated from Flyers outshot the Rangers 44-12 .Kelly Hrudey. who .started Game 1 split and they got that," he said. MIchelman-SInnamon Shea-Colleton Manchester Community College. The bride-elect is a graduate of Manchester High School in 1983, Thursday night, including 21-3 in and has alternated with Smith all We had to force St. Louis to play She is employed by United Tech­ Manchester High School. She is She is employed by the Ourco the first period, to set a club playoff Angela Mary Colleton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. season, may get the call Saturday our game,” he said. "When they Mary Margaret Sinnamon, daughter of Mr. and nologies Financial Services. employed by Connecticut Mutual Manufacturing Co. in South record for shot total in a period, but Christopher Colleton of 185 Green Road, married night. are behind, they are not as good Mrs. William J. Sinnamon of 29 Bigelow St., and Farmington. Life Insurance Co. Windsor. won only 2-1. So with that answer Thomas James Shea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Calgary rookie Mike Vernon has ’oecause their forwards just don’t Thomas Salinger Michelman, son of Mr. and Mrs. The bridegroom graduated from The prospective bridegroom obvious, the question may be "How Shea of Springfield, Mass., on March 21 at St. thrilled his hometown fans by move that well in the offensive James H. Michelman of New Marlborough. Mass., the University of Connecticut in graduated from Oneida (N.Y.) The prospective bridegroom Lucky is Pierre?” Pierre La- Bartholomew Church. playing with the poise of a veteran UPl photo zone. were married April 5 at St. M ary’s Episcopal Church. Storrs. He is employed by Pratt & High School, He is employed by graduated from Manchester High rouche, who scored the Rangers’ Eileen Green was maid of honor for her sister. and leading the Flames to a 2-0 The Rev. Andrew D. Smith, rector of the church, Whitney in East Hartford.. Diamond Showcase. School in 1982. He is employed by goal Thursday, scored 20 goals in Chicago at Toronto Barry Shea served a best man for his brother. advantage over the Winnipeg Jets. Byran Trottier of the New York Islanders action Thursday. Peeters has led the officiated. The bride and bridegroom were given in A September wedding in South A June 14 wedding at First the Donwell Co. in Manchester. 28 games this season. The Blackhawks are the best bet Michael Shea, son of the bridegroom, was usher Bob Froese of the Flyers and waits for the puck to descend after a Capitals to a 2-0 lead in their best-of-five marriage by their parents. United M ethodist Church is Assembly of God in East Hartford An Oct. 18 wedding at St. "W e don’t want to put that kind After a reception at the Manchester Country Club, John Vanbiesbrouck of the to come back from three games The matron of honor was Elizabeth Sinnamon, the planned. is planned. Bartholomew Church is planned. of pressure on our goaltender save by Washington’s prone goalie, Pete series. The Stanley Cup playoffs resume down because there’s no explana­ bride’s sister-in-law. Bridesmaids were Lisa Abor- the couple left for St. Lucia. They live in West Rangers tied for the league lead in on all fronts tonight. Hartford. The bride earned her bachelor’s degree at victories with 31 during the regular every night.’.’ Rangers coach Ted Peeters, during Stanley Cup playoff tion for them being in that position jaily, Sandra Bellone Bleecker, Susan Boynton and Sator said. "Obviously, you have to Western Connecticut State University. She is an Thompson-Zaras season, but Vanbiesbrouck has in the first place. Irene Danish. Maria Sinnamon was flower girl. score more than two goals to beat After po.sting a 17-4-3 record over employment coordinator for Advo-System Inc. in starred in each game as the teams R. Douglas Michelman served as best man for his Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe L. Thomp­ the Philadelphia Flyers.” Vernon, who played most of the Hartford. split the first two games of their shutting down the opponent and Calgary at Winnipeg Toronto in the three years before brother. Ushers were Daniel Fishman, Daniel Moran, son of 236 Woodland St. announce keeping his mouth shut about it. season for Salt Lake City of the this season, they have gone 2-8 this John Ross and Neal Skiver. Jeffrey Sinnamon was The bridegroom earned a master's degree from Patrick Division semifinal. Winnipeg coach John Ferguson the engagement of their daughter, " I ’m just trying to do what I do International League, held off all year, including Games I and 2. Westfield (Mass.) State College. He is a management Strengths have held true to form was less impressed with Vernon ringbearer. Catherine Grace Thompson, to Adams Division best and make the saves I should." 17 of Winnipeg’s first- period shots They have wasted the advantage of Scripture readers were Constance Bonner and development consultant at CIGNA Corp. in the Norris Division series than he was angered by his own John Zaras, son of Bessie Zaras of Liut said, "The playoffs aren’t the Thursday, prompting compli­ opening in Chicago Stadium, between St. Louis and Minnesota, Boston at Montreai netminders. In Game 2, three soft Melinda Wagner. Washington D.C. time to analyze whether I ’m ments from new teammate John where the crowd is the most After a reception at Adams Mill, the couple left for as the Blues rode Rick Wamsiey’s When any rookie goalie gets hot The bride-elect graduated from playing well. I ’m just interested in goals were let in by Brian Hay­ Tonelli, who as an Islander won deafening in the NHL. Antigua. They live in Medford, Mass. goaltending and defen.se in the in the playoffs, Ken Dryden’s More women buying cars Manchester High School, Southern results at this point.” ward. the replacement for Dan four Stanley Cups in front of Smith. •'We keep asking ourselves, The bride graduated from Manchester High School low-scoring opener and the North name is raised: when the rookie is Connecticut State University and Should the Adams champion Bouchard, who gave up two bad •’Vernon's aggressive and 'Why?, why?,’" said Chicago win­ in 1978 and from Bates College in 1982. She is employed SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (A P ) — With so many women Stars’ offense allowed them the 6-2 a Canadien as Dryden was in 1971. West Virginia University. She is a Nordiques be eliminated, they makes the first save," Tonelli said. ger Steve Ludzi.k "I can’t under­ at Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston. now working outside the home, women are one of the victory Thursday that tied their the Canadiens’ hopes for a Stanley goals in the opener. teacher in Braxton County, W. Va. would become the division’s fifth “ You can’t give up bad goals in . "H e made a lot of point-blank stand it. For four years we’ve just The bridegroom graduated from Fox Lane High fastest growing segments of the U.S. car market, series. Cup skyrocket. The prospective bridegroom regular-season champ in five the Stanley Cup playoffs and saves.” dominated in this building." School in Bedford, N.Y., in 1979 and from reports the Automotive Information Council. Both Adams Division semifinals The Canadiens can up their graduated from Northwood (Md.) years to not make the conference Denis Savard. who scored all Northwestern University in 1983. He is employed as a The nearly 75 million women who are registered stand at 2-0, as Montreal rookie third straight playoff series vic­ expect to win," Ferguson said. High School and Prince George’s final. Edmonton at Vancouver four goals in the 6-4 Game 2 loss, systems manager at Putnam, Hayes and Bartlett, an drivers in the United States are a major buying force goaltender Patrick Roy has stym­ tory over the Bruins Saturday. "I Hayward’s replacement. Marc Collegein Largo, Md,. He served in "Liut has been the highlight in thinks the teams’ pattern can turn economic management consulting firm in Cam­ that can’t be taken lightly when it comes to the new ied Boston, and Hartford’s Mike get more confidence every game," Berhrend. played the final 12:15, Edmonton, favored to win its the U.S. Air Force. He is employed the two gam es," Quebec coach because his did. bridge, Mass. car marketplace, the council points out. Liut has stunned Quebec. Roy said. "I just hope I can play as making seven sharp saves. Beh- third straight Stanley Cup, has by Mountain Cafe, Sutton, W. V. Michel Bergeron said, "Hartford “ I ’ve been struggling against Toronto goalie Ken Wregget has well in their building on Saturday. rend is expected to start when the taken 2-0 leads in the opening two A June 28 wedding at Second seems to get stronger as the game Toronto," Savard said. "We were stopped the Norris champion Chi­ I ’d love to get this series over in series resumes Saturday in Win­ minutes of each of their two games Congregational Church is planned. goes on because they know Liut is down and when you’re down you cago Blackhawks twice at home, three straight". nipeg. But there also is speculation against the Canucks. behind them," Ferguson may go with 26-year-old give everything you got and that’s Thursday allowing Denis Savard Quebec at Hartford "It’s pretty frustrating to be Tax goof may be deductible four goals but no other Blackhawks Campbell Conference goalie Daniel Berthiume. a recent down 2-0 before you even get a what I did tonight. Now it’s just Lisa Thompson Amy Jones any in the 6-4 victory that put the Liut has very definite ideas callup from the Quebec Junior shift,” said Canucks forward another game and we’ll come connection with your corporation and John H. Wilt Survey looks supposedly overmatched Maple about what playoff time is for — Smythe Division Hockey League. Brent Peterson, who scored Van­ back. We’re not done yet,” Your e X - penses for tax is deductible on Line 26 of Form Jones-Larson at U.S. charity advice are de- 1120 (or line 22 of I120S ) If your Thompson-Wilt ductible — business is not incorporated, tax Mr. and Mrs. William Jones of 15 WASHINGTON (U P I) - A new Even if the ad­ advice for that business is de­ Dr. and Mrs. Russell G. Thomp­ Eastfield St., announce the en­ report on American attitudes Group buys rights vice turns out to ducted on line 31 of Schedule C. gagement of their daughter, Amy Sports In Brief New baseball team Sylvia son of Woodlands, Texas, an­ toward giving and volunteering be absolutely Form 1040. Expenses for tax nounce the engagement of their Jones, to Mark Larson, son of Mr. takes a look at why we give time Celebration for Whalers planned worthless. Porter advice for rental income- daughter. Lisa Jean Thompson, to and Mrs. Rodney Larson of Minot, and money, to whom and how Here’s an ac­ producing property are deducted John H. Wilt, son of Mr. and Mrs. N.D. much. to acquire Patriots joins Legion cast tual case: on Part I of Schedule E, Form 1040. The bride-eledt expects to gradu­ HARTFORD — The Greater Hartford Chamber of Commerce Morgan L. Wilt of 57 Lexington Collins won And now, final advice: Avoid ate from the University of Connec­ and Downtown Council are co-sponsoring an outdoor variety Drive. "The Charitable Behavior of FOXBORO. Mass. (U PI) — A quality individuals." William Sul­ the Irish Sweep- these common errors: ticut this spring. celebration and luncheon for the Hartford Whalers. With financial backing from The roster of 16 players will be The bride-elect graduated from Americans,” based on a survey group headed by former Transpor- livan said. "B y any and all • Failure to attach your The prospective bridegroom is a area merchants, a new baseball filled in two phases. First, 13- stakes, so he the University of Texas in Austin, commissioned by the Rockefeller The date and location are contingent upon the Whalers’ tation Secretary Drew Lewis has standards these men represent the faced a huge tax bill. He hired a tax 1) Having your tax return Form(s) W-2. mess management specialist, team has been organized for and 14-year olds will be selected Texas, with a bachelor’s degree in Brothers Fund, contains these success. The public is invited to attend both the outdoor activity purchased the rights to the New finest of the outstanding young adviser-accountant to minimize • Incomplete address or incor­ qualified for submarines, in the boys in the 13-I5yearage group. after a t ryout to be announced at prepared: music. She teaches elementary findings: and luncheon. Tickets will cost $25 per person and will be England Patriots along with Sulli­ business leaders of America. the bill. The accountant designed a 2) Subscriptions to tax rect Social Security number. U.S. Navy. The team, to be known as the a later date. Second, 15-year- music in Corpus Christi. Texas. available at the door. van Stadium and the nearby “ We also wanted to find individu­ tax-saving business deal. publications: • Failure to check correct An August wedding in Manches­ • An estimated 89 percent of Manchester Merchants, will be olds will be selected by the The prospective bridegroom The date and time are to be announced. harness raceway, the owners als who shared our commitment to The Tax Court said the deal was blocks indicating filing status. ter is planned. affiliated with Manchester Junior Legion staff, after Le­ graduated from Manchester High Americans said they gave to announced Friday. keep the Patriots in New England. a sham. But even though the tax 3) Contesting an assessment of • Failure to attach required charity in 1984. American Legion Post 102 and gion tryouts in late May. School in 1979 and from the The agreement signed Thursday By agreeing to buy the stadium any additional tax or handling a forms or schedules. will compete in the Junior move failed, the accountant did Massachusetts Maritime • Americans gave an average of Bradley takes lead at Inamori Classic night includes an option to buy the and invest in the team these men render tax advice — so his $4,500 claim for a refund: • Mathematical errors. $650 or 2.4 percent of their Division of the Jaycee-Courant The objective of organizing Academy with a bachelor’s degree N FL team, which can be exercised have .Tiade a clear statement that fee could be claimed as an itemized 4) Determining property taxes: • Incorrect checking of blocks household incomes to charity in S.AN DIEGO — Pat Bradley made her move for a second baseball league. The league this club is to provide a high in marine transportation. He is Coupon shoppers within a three-year period, said they intend to keep the team in deduction. 5) Advice on gift or estate tax for personal exemptions or listing 1984. consecutive LPG.A tournament victory Friday, shooting a consists of teams from towns in level <)f competition for develop­ employed by Trans-World Drilling Patriots president William H. New England." How you claim your deduction matters: of dependents. Only two out of five shoppers use • The most generous givers are the Greater Hartford area. ing baseball talent. The coach­ Co., in Oklahoma City. Okla. 4-under-par 68 to take a two-stroke lead over Mindy Moore and Sullivan Jr. and his son Chuck The proceeds of the group’s for tax advice depends on whether • Incomplete listing of itemized coupons, even though 96 percent married or widowed people be­ League play begins June 2 and ing staff is hoping that the effect 6) Requesting a revenue ruling. The wedding will be May 10 in the Laurie Rinker after two rounds of the $200,000 Kyocera Inamori Sullivan, chairman of Stadium purchase of a minority interest will the advice was for personal or deductions. say that they look for them, a tween the ages of 50 and 64. highly will run through the end of July. will augment the Legion pro­ You cannot deduct the cost of tax First Presbyterian Church of Classic. Management Corp. be used to pay salaries and business purposes. Eli J. Warach, • Listing income, deduction, or survey of 5.000 consumers and educated. Protestants, and people The team is the brainchild of gram. as well as renew interest advice in reference to tax-exempt Corpus Christi. .A triumph at Bernardo Heights Sunday would be the second in The group, which will purchase a operating expenses, easing the division senior vice president of tax items on wrong line. 65,000 retailers reports. The sur­ who feel they have some discre­ two area baseball enthusiasts. in baseball among the town’s income, however. a row for Bradley, who won the Dinah Shore last weekend and is minority interest in the team cash flow problems for the Sullivan Prentice-Hall, urged me to warn • Failure to sign return. vey says the coupon clippers tend tionary income. Manager Steve Kitsock and young and old. School computers playing as well as anyone on the tour. immediately, includes Lewis, John family. you. Business: If any of the above- Such easy errors for you to to be educated and in the upper- • Approximately 47 percent of Assistant Coach Sean Leonard. Some funding has been raised Bradley, who started the round at 66, three strokes off the pace, Charlton, Ed Doyle. John Fowler. Chuck Sullivan said members of Personal: Any expenses in­ mentioned expenses wereincurred avoid, but with what awful results The number of personal compu­ income brackets. Since 1981. the all Americans volunteered in 1984 In addition, the squad will but area merchants interested recorded three birdies on her first nine holes and an eagle on her Fran Murray and Jim Murray. the group "share my belief that the curred in connection with the in connection with your business should you commit any of them ters used in elementary and number of coupons with a face and nearly half of them volun­ receive assistance from the in providing additional finan­ value of 50 cents or more has back nine to finish at 7-under 137 for the tournament. The investors also secured a deal fans of Nw England will respond determination, correction or re­ (or rental income-producing prop­ and thereby alert an IRS agent to secondary schools for instruc­ teered three or more hours a week. Post 102 coaching staff and will cial support may contact Kit­ to buy the stadium from Stadium positively to visiting the type of fund of any tax is deductible as a erty) . the deductions should not be your 1985 return and set off an tional use rose to 630,000 in 1984, up doubled, and the average coupon in Copies of the report can be wear the Post emblem on its at 646-8687 or Leonard at Management Corp., leasehold in­ facility they deserve. They are miscellaneous deduction on Sche­ taken as an itemized deduction on audit of your tax returns dating from 31,000 in 1981, according to five years is expected to carry a obtained for $14 from Independent . 643-5283. face value of 40 cents, or 15 cents terests in the adjacent Foxboro able to bring resources to the table dule A, Form 1040. Deductible Schedule A. back through the years! Be the National Center for Education Sector, 1828 L Street N W, Washing­ higher than today’s average. NHL hits Watt with hefty $5000 fine Raceway owned by Foxboro Asso­ which will result in a stadium and expenses include the cost of: What to do: Tax advice in sensible. Statistics. ton. D.C. 20036. ciates and 220 acres of adjacent raceway that the fans of New NEW YORK — The NHL announced Friday that President land. England football and racing can John Ziegler has fined the Vancouver Canucks $.5000 for Coach While the Patriots did not enjoy and be proud of." News for Senior Citizens Tom Watt’s criticism of the officiating of a game March 21 announce the purchase price, Fran The group’s takeover of the Be §omebo€iy. against the Calgary Flames, Murray, a New York restauran- Patriots could be delayed by three After the gam e March 21 at Calgary, Alberta, which ended in a teur who negotiated the sale, cases currently before the state's 5-5 tie. Watt launched an obscene tirade against referee Don indicated the stadium deal would Supreme Judicial Court involving Koharski, terming him "vindictive" and saying that Koharsid cost in the neighborhood of $32 team owner Billy Sullivan’s ta­ Health fairs allow elderly to,,^ake stock of themselves "deliberately took the game away from us” million and Lewis would later own keover of the team in 1976. Fran 50 percent of the team. Murray said. Thursday: 9 a.m. orchestra Scores: The transaction is expected to be The court heard arguments in ister at the center. pating to attend. with the Sunshiners and social Editor’s note: This column is rehearsal: 11:45 a.m. Lunch: 1 completed no later than June 30. the cases Jan. 8. but has yet to Applications for the State De­ Seniors who are in need of afterward. prepared by the staff of the p.m. Sunshiners: party for Ruth April 4 — Setback scores: Helen "Our first priority was finding make a ruling. partment on Aging prescription assistance with Medicare bills or Card players are reminded that USFL asks for summary judgment Manchester Senior Citizens’ Bus pickup at 10 a.m. — Bus Silver. 129: Carl Popple, 125 drug program, ConnPace, are still who have any questions concern­ cards next Wednesday will be Center. returns after program. Lottie Lavoie. 123: John Klein, 118 NEW YORK — The U.S. Football League argued Friday its available at the center. Qualified ing Medicare are reminded that we cancelled due to the Health Fair. Pat Fales. 116: Art Bouffard, 115 older rival, the NFL. had exceeded the limits of an antitrust individuals can have SO percent of will be having a volunteer here at Our condolences to fellow staff Becker routs MCC nine member Cleo Livingston over the Bob Ahern. 113: Helena Gavello. exemption granted by Congress 25 years ago, thus a federal their prescription bills paid for. To the center on the first and third By Joe Olmlnico Friday: 9a.m. cribbage: 10a.m. 112. qualify, an individual must be 65 Thursday of each month from 9-11 recent loss of her brother. judge should declare the USFL winner in its $1.3 billion suit LEICESTER. Mass. - Scoring College trounced Manchester Activities Director bingo: 11 a.m. exercise with Cleo: years of age or older, be a a.m. without a trial. in every Inning. Becker Junior Community College, 19-1, in base­ 11:45 a.m. lunch: 12:30 p.m. April 7 — Pinochle scores: Elsa Connecticut resident, and with an After hearing more than three hours of arguments from the ball action Friday afternoon. The Manchester Health Depart­ Schedule for the Week: setback games. Bus pickup at 8 Lenhardt. 715: Amelia Anastasio. income of no more than $9,000 for PLEASE MAKE NOTE of the N F L’s andUSFL’s attorneys on motions that could dispose of the The Cougars. 1-5, were to resume ment will be sponsoring a health Monday: 10 a m. bingo: 11:45 a.m. — Return trips at 12:30 and 687: Betty Turner, 679: Mina an individual and $12,000 for a following trips: 1) Montreal- case before trial or limit the issues. U.S. District Judge Peter action today with a doubleheader fair on April 16 and April 30 from a m. lunch: 12:30 p.m. drivers 3:15 p.m. M C C w o m en couple. For further details, please Quebec trip, July 14, $329. 5 days-4 Reuther, 679: Sue Scheibenpflug, Leisure set a trial date for M ay 12. He said he would not rule on against the Community College of 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Screenings are education: 12:45 Carnival of Life stop by the center and pick up a nights, flyers available at the 645: Ed Scott, 640: Clara Heming­ the motions Friday, but would hand down his decisions on the Rhode Island at Cougar Field at planned to include blood pressure, (seminars on elderly issues): 12:30 way, 636: Dom Anastasio. 635: booklet. center — Collette Tours — 1-800- p.m. pinochle games. Bus pickup requests "as promptly as possible." get first win noon. dental, podiatry, and vision. Nutri­ TAX ASSISTANCE: Monday Annette Hillary, 626: Mary Hill, tion counseling will be provided as Individuals registered for the 343-7720. at 8 a m. — Return trips at 12:30 USFL attorney Harvey Myerson admitted antitrust cases were Becker scored seven times in the and Tuesday at I p.m.to 3:30 p.m. 625. well. In addition,there will be drivers education course are re­ p.m. and 3:15 p.m. rarely resolved without trial, but urged the judge to grant the Judy Dalone. Rosy Diaz and first inning to put the game away minded that this coming Monday 2) Wildwood. June 2-6. $199, 4-year-old league’s motion for summary judgment — to Jennifer Allard roped two hits and early. representatives from the Ameri­ April 8 — Bowling scores: Sam can Heart Association. American the class will begin at 12:30 p.m. waiting list at center. effectively give the USFL the victory before the fight — because drove in two runs apiece to power Winning pitcher Tony Eldridge Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus Menu for the week: Maltempo 219, 548; Bruno Gior­ Cancer Society, Northeast Utili­ Individuals completing the course 3) Boston trip, tour of JFK the older league was violating the antitrust laws by “ tying up” the Manchester Community Col­ aided his own cause with a homer (grocery); 9:30 a.m. non-grocery dano 217, 543; Frank Gallas 526; ties, Alzheimers Support (Uoup, will receive 5 percent off their Library-New England Aquarium. the three national television networks with contracts. lege softball team to its first and three RBIs. Dave Swain was shopping bus (Bradlees): 9:30 Monday: Hamburger on a roll, John Kravontka 201, 561; Harvey VNA, and local pharmacies. I insurance premiums. May 14, $21.50 — openings availa­ victory of the season Friday, 12-7 2- for-3 with the lone run batted in a.m. oil painting: 10 a.m. square soup, dessert, beverage. Duplin 512; Addison Pick 502: strongly urge all seniors to attend ble, call Friendship Tours at over visiting Holyoke Community for the Cougars. MCC had only dancing: 11:45 lunch: 12:30 p.m. Eleanor Berggren 185: Viola Pul- and take advantage of this free MEN GOLFERS ARE reminded 243-1630. College at Keeney Field. three hits in all. 4) Boat cruise down Thames drivers education: 1 p.m. bowling Tuesday: Beef stew. roll, des­ ford 466: Ruth Silhavy 189, 462; Be a carrier! service. that the league will begin on April sert. beverage. Becker advances to WCT semis Darryl Sibrinsz contributed a BECKER (I*) — Cuputnuk cf S-2-2-0, 21 at the Manchester Country Club. River and lobster lunch at Abbotts. at Parkade Lanes: 1:30 p.m. Clathy Ringrose 478. two-triple for the 1-2 Cougars, who Eldridoe p 3-3-2-3, Curran 3b 4-3-1-I, Ever wondor why newspaper carriers smile so much? Because exercise with Cleo. Bus returns Cornell c 4-4-3-2. Bishop lb 4-t-t-1, In addition, the Manchester For more information refer to the June 24, $28 — openings available, host the Community College of they're having FUNI When you're a carrier, you get to meet others Wednesday: Fish, french fries, April 9 — Pinochle scores; Dom DALLAS — West Germany’s Boris Becker defeated Paul Duchorme lb t-O-t-0, Levesoue rf Health Department has planned a sport section of both local call Friendship Tours at 243-1630. from shopping at 12:30 p.m. Annacone, 7-5, 7-5, 6-1, Friday night to advance to the semifinals Rhode Island in a doubleheader 3- 2-0-0, Madge It 3-t-t-2, Corlono 2b your own age, go to special meetings with food and prizes, and win cole slaw, dessert, beverage. Anastasio 576; Nadine Malcom l-O-O-O, Przvpek 2b 5-t-l-l, Llbrlsl ss workshop entitled the "Golden newspapers. Next Thursday, the senior center of the World Championship Tennis tournament. today at 1 p.m. great prizea (or signing up new subMrIbers. And that's not aNI You Wednesday: 9-11 a.m. Health 575; Mabel Loomis 559; Bob Ahem. 4- 3-2-I. Totals 37-19-14-11. can earn your OWN money and show you're not just a kid anymore. If Years Workshop” beginning April Lady golfers are reminded that has planned a very special day for MCC. which collected 10 hits, — Mounts It/p 3-00-0, Bike Fair: 9:30 a m. pinochle games: Thursday: Meatloaf. scalloped 558: Bea Cormier 548. In a late semiflnal match. Mats Wilander met Anders Jarryd. MCC (I) 14 and to continue fourconsecutive there will be an important organi­ Ruth Jacobs, our former secre­ scored at least one run in every ss 4-0-00, Fooortv cf 4-0-00, Brennan 3b you're 12 years or older, iwhy not find out more? Call 647-9946 todayl 9:30 a.m. caning: 10 a.m. Friend- potatoes, vegetable, roll, dessert, Becker, the 18-year-old Wimbledon champion, meets Stefan 1- 000, Hill c 3000, Swoln 2b 302-1, Mondays. The series will discuss zational meeting on April 21 at 1:30 tary, who resigned at the end of inning. .ship Circle: 11:45 a.m. lunch: 12:30 beverage. April 9 — Bridge scores: Sol Edberg Saturday at 10 a.m. The winner go to the finals Sunday. Armstrong rf/p 3010, Rollins 1b the psychological, emotional, so­ p.m. starting dates, selection of January after 10 years of employ­ Allard was the winning pitcher, 2- 000, Lerner rf 3000, Jensen p p.m bridge games: 12:30 p.m. arts Cohen 4,570; D. McCarthy 4,370; Last week, after losing in the first round to Tim Wilkison at cial, and personal changes we can officers, and format are just a few ment. We invite all seniors to allowing nine hits, while fanning OOOO. Totals 26-1-3-1. & crafts. Bus pickup at 8 a.m. — Friday: Sliced turkey sandwich, Grace Gibbs 3.920; Helen Bensche Atlanta, Becker and Edberg practiced together. Key: At bots-runs-hIts-RBIs. expect as we grow older. items on the agenda. I strongly attend to wish Ruth the best of six and walking one. Mary Mel­ Becker 714 412 x 19-14-1 ianrbrfitpr Irralb luck. A program has been planned Return trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. soup, dessert, beverage. 3,660; Hans Bensche 3,450. Interested individuals may reg­ urge all ladies interested in partici­ bourne absorbed the loss. MCC 000 100 0 1-3-5 ______a n S e IB w S — r 4FW b r HI /mn______MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 12, 1986 - 17_ 1« — M A N CH ESTER HER ALD . Satuyday, April 12, 1986 iidd a few plants to your garden for Shepherd’s Place Advice Sheila, Arthur and Linda Vesho, Henry, Burt and Bea Hicock, vice president; Manny (Em a­ Lowe Building. Menu for the Editor’s ifote; This column is nuel; Mer’*-"*'-. "eeretary; and evening will be: stuffed mushroom' Jeanne Low, Edward and Marjorie piXpared by the Manchester Area Harriet Hiller, Beth Hillson, Jessie Brian Arnold, treasurer, put their , bing cherry and pear salad, Chopin, and Aubrey and Rose Conference of Churches. MACC News Hovey, Mary Gail Houde, Karen Johnson and Pat Johnson, Eddie heads together and came up with a comish game hen with orange sage Marie Bashow. Teens without self-control 8-08 stuffing, tomato ricepilaf, broccoli Raymond and Marianne Wilcox, Kehl, Curtis King, Mary Ann great idea a few months ago. They BZ^Nancy Carr Mrs. Meredith Adams, Ann Hor­ Lembo, Lee Maulucci, Marge asked the members of the senior with hollandaise sauce, assorted AAACC Director Some 30 of our volunteers are ton, Raymond and Elizabeth Karp, Michaud, Elaine Mulherin, Bill class to give their lunch to those soft rolls, meringue swan Chan­ regulars, who are there rain or Jack and Lillian Hunter, Arnold McCarthy, Betty Nelson. Robert who had none. Instead of the tilly, coffee or tea (guests may If you are thumbing through shine — Harry Reinhorn, Em ily bring their own beverage). Tickets Jensen, Edward and Barbara need reliable birth control Miller, Fred Becker, Frank Mo- Pratt, Michael Pease, Joseph regular lunch line, participating those delightful seed catalogs and seniors dropped their lunch money are $15 per person. For reserva­ Royce, Pavel and Julia Rickloff, starting broccoli in little flats, can rasco, Mary Leslie, Donna Baus- Reid, Gloria Richards. Cameron in a hunger pot (a large cooking tions please call Glen Lemaire at Mr. and Mrs. James McKay, children having children they we . coax you Into adding a few tein, Barbara Phillips, Don Richardson, Frances Rockledge, DEAR Bobbie Strom, Maureen Thom- vessel they borrowed from the 647-6136 or 647-6119. Reservations Vincent and Doris Ramizi, Dr. and neither want nor are equipped to pjjnits to your list and donating the McCann, Florence Parker, Mar­ must be made by Friday, April 25. Mrs. Thomas Macary, Charles and A B B Y: I have garet Wasilieff, Dot Annulli, asen, Kathy Tyler, Rebecca Wes- cafeteria.) care for. hardest to the Shepherd’s Place The seniors dropped $450 in the There are only 120 seats available Dolores Swallow, Warren and been reading later on in the summer? Fresh Blanche Brown, Marilyn Fabian, cott and Joanne Zaccaro. kettle and donated it all to the soup so call as soon as possible. Patricia Blackwell, Milton Adams, your column D EAR ABBY: Your response to Catherine Byron, Ann Burdett, fruits and vegetables are such a kitchen. Our thanks to the senior Richard and Norma Marshall, since I was 10 t m t . (Our thanks, by the way. to Karole Brown, Margie Brower, A S P EC IA L TH AN K S to the Dear Abby "Worried,” who was concerned class, the officers and their advi­ RENOVATION GIFTS - Our Frederick and Thelma Badger, years old. I am about getting A IIK , prompts me to JUh Harvey and the American Mary Ellen Donahue, Diane Dowd, students in Mrs. Fabian’s class at sor, Joseph Mazatta. heartfelt thanks to all those who and Robert and Madeline Dieterle. nearly IS now Abigail Van Buren Fjpld Service Town Committee Stella Fyler, Anna Jackson, Mary Manchester High School. They’ve take pen in hand: Did you really Another group of volunteers have already sent in their generous Donald and Jane Richter, Char­ . and I'm going mean it when you wrote; "The best who brought four cases of oranges JaworsM, George Katz (who even been a great help at Shepherd’s committed to keeping the soup contributions to help pay for the lotte Manvino, G. Katz, Herman steady with a way to minimize the risk of getting add to John Connor for the boxes of goes fishing for us), Lilie Krob, Place on Thursdays. The are: kitchen operating is the Christian necessary renovations to the and Mildred Johnson, Walter and boy who is 16. AIDS is to use a condom pCSnuts.) Mary Kuzmickas, Phyllis Pratt, Wayne Besaw, Catherine Ander­ We love each Involvement Committee at St. shelter-soup kitchen building at 466 Beverly Fuss, Theodore and Ruth religiously?” Our top notch crew of volunteers Caroline Ryder, Arlene Rivers, son, Carolyn Carr, Richard Chali- James Church. These good folks Main Street. The following busi­ Chambers, Francesco and Anna other ®very Abby, how does one use a working with coordinator Skip Lucille Sinon, Em ily Smith. fouz, Tam my Chapman, Brian send $100 every month to help us nesses have sent in contributions: Morasco, Lillian Pina, Ludwig and much and have condom "religiously” ? Put it on Roman daily turn oranges, pea­ Other volunteers came in to help Downey, Mary Ann Forand, Tyler been having sex two or three times getting pregnant. And it is also with operating expenses. The Journal Inquirer, the Purdy Gladys Hansen, Herman and Edith nuts, federal surplus foods, food us last year on an “ as can” basis: Hudson, Amy Kukish, Lainya a week for the last four months. used by young women who want no and pray? Or use it only on Corporation, and J.C. Penny Inc. Petersen, Herbert and Helen from Food Share and other goodies Meredith Bavier, Ken Brown. Maine, Brian Majewski, Claudia I have been lucky enou^ not to worries about unplanned Sundays? WONDERFUL NEWS. The Fu­ Individual gifts have been re­ McKinney, Dr. and Mrs. Martin AMUSED into a balanced hot dinner and bag Patricia Brierly, Mary Breen, Medeiros, Karla Rosenstock, get pregnant, but the problem is we pregnancies. Frank Scott. Michelle Shensie. ture Chefs Club of Manchester ceived from Nancy Carr, Phyllis Rubin, Glenden Dunlop, Dr. Ro­ However, since the sex drive can supper. Last year their culinary Paul Bettinson, Lucille Belhu- bert Keeney, James and Veronica don’t trust condoms as a method of There are other volunteers who Community College is holding a Von Deck, Charles Spratly, W. be overwhelming in teenagers, it is D EA R AM USED: An unfortu­ rnagic (andjust plain old fashioned meur, Mike Badit, Beth Coleman, Irvine, Vernon Hauschild. birth control, and the pill is too help us feed hundreds of people a benefit dinner for the shelter-soup Stanley and Winifred McCormick, better to use birth control in case nate choice of words. Better to elBow grease) transformed cans, Karin Carlson, Ruth Cram, Mi­ Also Carl Gutbrod, Wesley Gryk, expensive. UPI photo year at Shepherd’s Place. The kitchen. This extra special dinner Beatrice Pearson, James and your passions overrule your heads. have used scrupulously, conscien­ boxes and cases of food products chael Evans. Thelma Gifford. Domenic and We want to know if there is some officers of the senior class at is planned for Thursday, May 1 at 7 Katherine Kennedy, Hanna Mar­ Young people who are old enough tiously or faithfully. way of promoting their new works. into 7,745 hot meals, 6,450 bag Also Ann French. Mary Fitzge­ Carla Squatrito, Mary Close, method of birth control that's safe American Bookbox, a new service Manchester High School, Christine p.m. in the Cheney Dining Room cus, Burton and Janet Meisner, to have sex but not old enough to suppers and 5,850 sandwiches for rald, Frances Gutbrod, Kevin and not too expensive. If you print underwritten by publishers and book­ American Bookbox is the brainchild of Nevelle, president; Dave Kelly, located on the second floor of the Edward Flanagan M .D. and Nancy Akin. handle the responsibility of parent­ D E A R ABBY: I ’11 get right to the the emergency shelter. Goetz, Robert Hansen, Carol this, you will be helping many stores, puts interviews with authors on 24-year-old Mark Shasha, above, an other kids in our situation. hood should be thoroughly briefed point. If a couple has lived together hsc: IN LOVE in all methods of birth control. for about a year, are they entitled videotape for display in bookstores as a illustrator and entrepreneur. Family planning clinics are the to a big wedding? NEEDS TO KNOW DEAR IN LOVE: The only place to go. They charge only what Bulletin Board method of birth control that is 100 you can afford to pay. Some D EAR NEEDS: They are en­ percent safe doesn’t cost a dime. It schools now make information as titled to any kind of wedding they well as contraceptives available to Book salesman lets authors is called self-control. It is used by can afford. Center sets the week young men who care so much for a students who want them. Here’s Emanuel’s week young woman that they would Providing teen-agers with con­ CONFIDENTIAL TO EVERYB­ Here are the events scheduled this week at Emanuel Events scheduled this week at Center Congrega­ never put her in the position of traceptives does not necessarily ODY: For some good advice on Lutheran Church: tional Church are as follows; feeling guilty, having to lie and mean that premarital sex is OK — how to live, ask someone who Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worship; 9:45 a.m.. Sunday Sunday — 8and 10a.m.,worship; 9a.m.,breakfast: sneak around or worry about it is not OK. But it is preferable to knows he’s dying. peddle his wares on video church school; 10 a.m., adult forum, youth encounter, 10a.m., nursery and toddler care; 7th and 8th grades; Bible study; 11 a.m., holy communion, children's church school; 11; 15 a.m., social hour. Bv Ken Franckling trick, author of “ The Pope of never belonged.” chapel, nursery; 2 p.m., Widow-Widowers; youth Tuesday — 3:30 p.m., Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m., United Press International Greenwich Village,” interviewing STORES T H A T H A V E signed advisors' training: 4 p.m.. Belle Choir concert, confirmation: 7 p.m., sacred dance. Calcium deposit infects lung Nicholas Pileggi about his organ­ on, at a tryout rate of $6S per month Hartford; 6:30 p.m., youth. Wednesday — 10 a.m., Bethany; 2 p.m., healing BOSTON — If an hour in a ized crime book “ Wise Guy,” or $600 a year commitment, Monday — 2:30 to5:30p.m.. Confirmation Resource prayers; 7:30 p.m., CHancel Choir. bookstore line waiting to talk with Michael Malone, author of “ Han­ include the Boston University, Center; 3:30 p.m.. staff meeting; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; Thursday — 6:30 p.m., visitation pot luck supper; 7 DEAR DR. sure that the shunt remains patent your favorite author yielded only dling Sin” and a briefer Atwood UCLA, and University of Toronto 7:30 p.m., Rebecca Circle; advisory. p.m.. Center Ringers; 7:30 p.m., church council. G O TT: I was or open. an autograph and a few seconds of interview. Other interviews in the bookstores, Waldenbooks in New Tuesday — 9 a.m.. Housing Board; 10 a.m.. Old informed that I chit-chat, the publishing industry’s hopper include, for May, Judith York City, and Taylor’s in Dallas, Guard; 1:30 p.m.. Lydia Circle; 4 p.m.. Youth Choir; St. Mary’s plans week have a calcium D EA R DR. G O TT: Could you answer to M TV may be more to Michael who wrote “ Private Af­ as well as stores in Miami, 7:30 p.m., confirmation parents’ meeting; Claudia depoait on my Dr. Gott please discuss over-the-counter your liking. fairs,” and former President Phoenix, Honolulu and San Fran­ Circle. Here is the week’s plan at St. Mary’s Episcopal lung and that diuretic pills? How do they work? American Bookbox, a new ser­ Jim m y Carter on his new book, cisco, Shasha said. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Chri.stian education: Church. this ia normal Are they harmful? vice underwritten by publishers “The Blood of Abraham,” in the He sees great potential for his Emanuel Choir. i Sunday — 7:30 a.m.. service with holy eucharist: for the Ohio Peter Gott, M.D. and bookstores, puts interviews Thursday — 10a.m., prayer group; 11:15a.m.,care 9:30 a.m., serivee with holy eucharist, youth Sunday. D EA R R E A D E R : As far as I can June edition. product, both in terms of getting farm country in with authors on videotape for and visitation: 4 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6 p.m.. Tuesday — 5:15 p.m.. Children’s Choir; 6 p.m., determine, over-the-counter diu­ Success for thi^ young venture more authors into bookstores via which I live. display in bookstores as a way of will require extensive and steady video, and creativity. Confirmation Resource Center: 8:30 p.m.. basketball choir fellowship supper; 6:30 p.m., Cappella Choir; I ’m female, 48. retic pills contain harmless herbs promoting their new works. practice. Cops & Robbers. church school teachers’ meeting; 7:30 p.m., adult and caffeine. Caffeine is the main distribution to bookstores. More “ If the videos are done right, an Will I get more? It made its experimental debut Saturday — 9:30 a.m.. Cherub Choir; 10 a.m.. Enquirers’ Class. ingredient in most, however. In my than 20 stores have signed up for illustrator could show you how he Should it be last month in Boston, with a Confirmation Resource Center; 8 p.m.. A.A. Wednesday — 9 a.m.. mothers’ group; 10 a m ., holy Herald photo by Bashaw opinion, these products are not the service, and Shasha hopes to does it, a playright could take you removed? 15-minute video interview with communion; 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir. particularly effective, nor are they have 200 bookstores in the fold by to opening night, a photographer Jeff Soloman, Scott Neligon and The four are members of Grade 4. The D EA R DR. G O TT: I have a Margaret Atwood, author of the Thursday — 11 a m.; Ladies Guild; 4 p.m.. Cherub harmful when taken as directed. June 1. He is also seeking chain­ could take you to the gallery.” ■ • Lewis visits Trinity whole school is preparing for the Torah DEAR READER: A pulmonary 6-month-old daughter who was best seller "Th e Handmaid’s Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts. Nathaniel Herman, from left, are The prescription diuretics types wide contracts with major chains, Marly Rusoff. spokeswoman for - calcification usually means that a born with fluid on the brain. She Tale.” The book sold out within 10 including B. Dalton and Walden- Houghton-Mifflin Co., which pub­ The Rev. Gwynn Lewis, missionary to Colombia Friday — 7; 30 p.m.. Girls’ Friendly Sponsors. photographed by Jessica Palkes in the Expo to be held in conjunction with the are more suitable for treating Huid Saturday — 7:30 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. person has healed a low-grade lung had a shunt put in at age 3 months. days of the video’s opening at the books. His goal is contracts with lished Atwood’s chilling new vi­ from the Evangelical Covenant Church, will visit Rabbi Leon Wind Religious School of Torah dedication on Sunday at 10 a.m. infection which was active many What causes this? How well does accumulation. Boston University bookstore. 2,000 bookstores across the United sionary novel, calls American Trinity Covenant Church F'riday and next Saturday. Temple Beth ShoJom. They are prepar­ in the temple. The Expo will open with a years before. Calcified nodules can the shunt work? I would really American Bookbox is the brain­ States. Bookbox “ a fabulous adjunct to an His work in Medellin, the third largest city in This is South’s week appreciate some information on DEAR DR. GOTT: I feel a play. result from a variety of lung child of Mark Shasha, 24, an While it may cost a publisher author tour. Colombia, has included starting a new outreach This is what’s planned at South United Methodist ing an album, "This is Your Life, Moses.” ailments, including tuberculosis the subject. crawling in my vagina, pubic hair illustrator and entrepreneur ministry known as Shalom Christian Community, and anus, but can see nothing $8,000 to line up a tour that takes an “ In most cases, I don’t see it Church this week: and certain yeast infections com­ whose new video company lines up author to 10 cities for interviews replacing an author tour on a On Friday, Lewis will speak at 7:30 p.m. From 8:45 Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m,, mon to farmers. Calcium deposits except for a white vaginal dis­ authors for interviews, supervises a.m. until 3:30 p.m. next Saturday, he will present a charge. The doctor has treated me and book signings, the video major book, but it seems book­ worship services, with Rev. Wesley Allen, director take a long time to form, but they D EA R R EA D ER : Your daugh­ video production and markets the product is designed for unlimited stores are moving into the video seminar called Effective Christian Living. It will Living Gifts Fund Drive; 2 p.m., visitor training. Temple plans special event usually reflect burned-out inflam­ ter may have a form of hydroce­ twice for pinworms, but I still have tapes to bookstores. include a workshop on missions and a happy church: this feeling. What should I do? distribution, and will allow stores age and are willing to experi­ Living Gifts Fund Drive; Sealarks at 57 Jean Road; mation. You may develop more as phalus, a fluid accumulation "There are people out here who to play each month’s tape continu­ ment,” Rusoff said. principles of an effective personal Christian life; and 5:30 p.m., confirmation; 6:30 p.m., Christian Youth On Sunday, the congregation of of Temple Beth Sholom’s scrolls school students will participate in you age and continue to be exposed around part (or all) of the brain. want to hear more from authors a pictorial overview of missions in Colombia. The Temple Beth Sholom will fulfill the and will instruct and guide individ­ “ A Passover and Torah Expo,” D EA R R EA D ER : Get checked ously during retail hours. “The presence of certain authors Fellowship. to whatever caused your present The type of shunt you mention is than ‘H i, how are ya ?’ and what the "Bookstores now play soft in a bookstore really does enhance public is invited to attend. Tuesday — 10 a m.. Vineyards study group; 6:30 613th and final commandment of ual members in the writing of based on the Book of Exodus. It will deposit. usually Implanted to relieve pres­ for pinworms again. Pinworms latest joke is,” Shasha says. "This Other events scheduled this week at Trinity the Torah. “ Every individual words, verses and chapters. include performances, displays, can recurrent and easily spread music, or sell coffee. They’ll do sales. I don’t think this is going to p.m., L G F visitors’ training dinner; 7 p.m.. Boy The nodule need not be removed sure caused by fluid buildup. The is a way for someone to really meet Covenant Church include: should write a Sefer Torah! ” Cantor Israel Tabatsky, who has videos, a T V show and awards. from one family member to anything to get people into the replace that, when you have a Scouts Troop 47; 7:30 p.m., women’s prayer and unless you show signs of active fluid enters the shunt and is an author and to get to know that Monday — 7:30 p.m., music committee. served Temple Beth Sholom for 20 From 7 p.m. on, following the another. You’re probably a candi­ store without getting to the point — celebrity author, but it is a way to study. "The Jewish tradition prescribes pulmonary infection an the doctor drained off into the general lymph author better.” Tuesday — 6a.m., men’s prayer breakfast; 7 p.m., years, is the honorary chairman of actual writing of the scrolls, there date for another round of therapy. the book,” Shasha says. ” We can reach out to the markets that never Wednesday — 10 a.m., Asbury Ringers; 6:30 p.m., that to perform this task, one must has to determine an exact diagno­ circulation. Ordinarily, such get an author into 2,000 bookstores receive visits from authors. And Christian Education Board: 7:45 p.m.. singles' Bible Wesley Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; adult this once-in-a-lifetime event. will be a program of singing and sis. If you are otherwise healthy, shunts work well, but I am sure This time, make sure that the write his or her own scrc)ll, or dancing, with music by the A1 EACH MONTHLY PROGRAM. in a month, and he or she is there there are authore whose schedules study. Bible study. participate in the writing with a Dr. Kenneth Tannenbaum is ask your doctor if you should be your daughter’s neurosurgeon will people living with you get checked, running a total of 30 or 60 minutes, Wednesday — 6:30 a.m.. women’s prayer break­ chairman of the committee which Jarvis 5-piece Klezmer Band. too. every day talking about the book. do not allow them two or three Thursday — noon. Senior Methodists; 6:30 p.m.. trained sofer (scribe). examined at regular intervals. insist on regular checkups to make will feature interviews with a "One of the really nice aspects of weeks to promote books. fast: 6:45 p.m.. Pioneer Clubs; 7 p.m,. choir Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m . Youth Choir; meeting night. planned and. guided the Siyum Klezmer music is traditional East­ variety of authors who talk about this is that people who want to “Price-wise, this is a pretty good rehearsal; men’s seminar. Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon, To that end. Rabbi Jacob Klein of Torah (writing of the Torah). ern European jazz, with Jewish their inspirations, their lives, and check out an author can walk out of value but its success will depend on Thursday — 4 p.m,, confirmation class. Saturday — 6 a.m. to midnight, prayer vigil. Living New York City, a trained scribe, The activities will begin at 10 wedding tunes featured. Refresh­ get a chance to read from their the bookstore with a lot more how many stores are willing to Friday — 7 p.m., senior high Friday Night Live. Gifts Fund; 9:30 a.m.. Junior Choir. will complete the extensive repair a.m. on Sunday, when temple ments will be served. books. knowledge. And it gets the authors take the leap and buy a T V and a About Town The April issue of American off the Merv Griffin and Johnny VCR and hook it up. Not every Bookbox will include Vincent Pa­ Carson shows, where they’ve bookstore in America will do that.7 Scout training offered Frozen activists Services Catholic adults in Andover. Bolton and Coventry The Rev. Richard S. Gilbert of Rochester. N.Y., will who are involved in the Boy Scouts, are invited to visit the Unitarian Universalist Society: East this Cinema o.m. church school. (647-9941) Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ chester. Mai. Reginald Russell. 9 :X adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 Methodist chard Gray, pastor. 10:X a.m., wor­ o.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., attend a counselor training program Saturday at weekend, to talk about social activism. He is a AMembliM of <3od First Conprepatlonal Church el An­ ship service, nurserv, 9:15 a.m., Sun­ holiness meeting; 7 p.m., salvation dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Bolton United Methodist Church, Camp Harkness in Waterford. The purpose of the Ad theologian and author of “ The Prophetic Impera­ Calvary Church (Assemblies of H. Taylor, pastor. Sundov school, all p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ dov school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. meeting. (649-7787). HARTFORD 3:20, 5:25, 7:45, 9:55. — The Color II: A New (Generation (G ) Sat and Sun 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rey. (643-0906) Altare Dei training program is to help Scouts become tive.” At the 10:30 a.m. service, his sermon will be Clnsmo City — Kiss of the Splderwo- Purple ( PCt- 13) Sat 1:15, 4:15, 7:10,10; 1:10, 3:10.— The Money Pit (PG).Sat God). 400 Bucklond Road, South ages, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, day at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9 ;X a.m., mature adult Catholics. To register, or for more called "Many are Called, but Most are Frozen.” He Sun 1:15,4:15,7:45. and Sun 3:10,7:10, 9:10. — Gobots (G ) Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, nursery core provided, 11 o.m. (742- Prayer line, 646^731, 24 hours. church school; 11 o.m ., worship ser­ mon (R ) Sot-Sun 2, 4:30, 7:20, 9:50. — pastor. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Oespel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Unitarian Univaraallat information, call George Surprenant at 889-8931. will then present a workshop called Changing the Out of Africa IP G ) Sot 7:10, 10; Sun Sat and Sun 1:10. — Sleeping Beauty 7696) vice, nurserv. (649-3472) Roman Catholic 7:10. — A Room with o View Sot-Sun MANCHESTER (G ) Sat and Sun 1:05,3:05,7:05,9:05.— o. m., worship, child-care and nurserv;First Conar-gotlonal Church of Cov­ ter. 10 o.m., breaking bread; 11:45 North United Methodist Church, 300 Unitarian universalist Seclety-Bost, World at 1 p.m. Luncheon and child care will be UA Theaters East — Down and Out In 7:00 p.m., evening service of praise and entry, 1171 Moln St., Coventry. Rev. a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel Parker St., Manchester. RIchord W. Church ot the Assumption, Adorns 153 W. 'Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. t :45,4:20,7:30,9:55.— Sleeping Beauty Hannah and Her Sisters (PG-13) Sat Bible preaching. (044-1102) offered, (G ) Sot-Sun 1,2:40, 4:40, 7, 8:45. Beverly Hills (R ) Sat and Sun 2, 4:20, and Sun 1, 7. — FX (R ) Sat and Sun 3,9. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ meeting. Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Street at Thompson Rood, Manches­ Diana Heath, minister. 10:X a.m., Derby, Gordon perform tonight 7:10,9:35. — Pretty In Pink (PC3-13) Sat — Oft Beat ( PG) Sat and Sun 1:15,3: IS, ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In nett, minister of visitation. Worship ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. service. Nurserv care and youth EAST HARTFORD 2,3:50,5:45,7:45,9:45; Sun 2,4:30,7: IS, 7:15,9:15. Baptist Church Lane House. Nursery core service; 9 and 10:X a.m. Nurserv for SotuTdoy moss at 5; Sunday masses at religious education. Coffee hour after Cellist Randy Gordon and pianist Sharon Derby will Ciub ieams to make pasta Eostweod Pub A Cinema — Down 9:30. — Band of the Hand (R ) Sat and provided. (742-8487) Jehovah’s Witnesses children age 3 and younger. 9 a.m.. 7 :X , 9 ,10;X and noon. (643-2195) service. (646-5151) perform tonight at 8 at South United Methodist ond Out In Beverly Hills (R) Sot 7 :1S, Sun 2,4:30,7,9:30. — Heavy Metel (R ) WINDSOR Second Cenarepollonal Church, 385 Adult Bible group; 10:X a.m., church St. Barthelemew's Church, 741 E. The Manchester Area Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi Communllv Baptist Church, 585 E. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Church. Both are graduates of HartI School of Music 9:20: Sun 7:30.. Sat midnight. — The Reeky Horror Floia — Down and Out In Beverly Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland school; 5 ;X p.m., Methodist Youth Middle. Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Blinky Poor Richards Pub A Cinema — Picture Show (R ) Sat midnight. — Pink Hills (R ) Sot 7:15, 9:30; Sun 7:15. Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., wor­ Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dance Martin J. Scholskv, postor. Saturday Meek, minister. 9:15 o.m., church ship service, Sunday school, and and have performed as a duo throughout the state for Calder, 72 Colorado Drive. Somers, for a pasta­ Down ond Out In Beverly Hills (R ) Sot Floyd: The Wall (R ) Sot midnight. school for all ages, kindergarten gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m .; Thurs­ Group.(649-3696) mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:X , the past two years. Admission will be $3. 7:30, 9;30, midnight; Sun 7:30,9:30. DRIVE-INS through Grade 4 continuing during the nursery tor children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ day, Theocratic Ministry School South United Methedlst Church, 1226 10 and 11 ; X a.m. making demonstration and tasting session. Margaret Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Gung Ho MANSFIELD Monchester — Three Stooges Sot- grim Fellowship. (649-2863) (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service Main St., Manchester. Or. Shephard S. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., service: 10:30 a.m., morning worship. Second Conorepotlonol Church el Mulkern will be refreshment coordinator. The (PG-13) Sot 1:05, 3:15, 5:20, 7:35, 9:45, Trans-Lux Colleoe Twin — Agnes of Sun 7:30 with Highlander (R ) Sat 7:45; Nursery provided. (643-0537) meeting (ministry training), 7:50p.m.; Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan 11:50; Sun 1:05,3:15,5:20, 7:35,9:45.— God (PG-13) Sot and Sun 2:30, 7 with Sun 9:20 with Commando (R ) Sat 9:30; Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 rence S. Staples, pastors. Schedule: 9 and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll. co-pastors. THE Priest-cook gives program convention boutique product wil be discussed. m t h Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., entry. Rev. David Jorvis, minister. Hannah and Her Sisters (PG-13) Sot 1, Das (R ) Sot and Sun 4:45,8:45. — Sun 7:45. Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, a.m.; Watchtower Study, 10:2$. (646- o. m., church school; 9 ond 10:45 a.m.,Saturdov moss 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Tbe Rev. Kenneth Bonadies. who has written 3:10, 5:15, 7:30,9:40,11:45; Sun L3:10, Brazil (R ) Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:20. Manslleld — Back to the Future ( PG) pastor. 9:30a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Regular schedule; 10 a.m., worship: 8 1490) worship service. Nursery for pre­ at 7 ;X , 9 ,10;Xond noon. (643-2403) BIBLE Give blood on Monday VERNON Sot-Sun 8 with Weird Science (PG-13) o. m., Dlol-A-Rlde to church: 8:45 a.m., schoolers. (647-9141) SI. James Church, 896 Main St., cookbooks, will speak on gourmet cooking at a St. 5:15, 7:30, 9:40. — Oft Beot tP G ) Sot a m ., worship service; 7 p.m., evening church school, nursery to grade eight, 1:25, 3:15, 5:05, 7:20, 9:45, 11:35; Sun Cine 1A 1— Down and Out In Beverly Sat-Sun 9:30. service. (645-5316) Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, ; Bridget's Rosary Society meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in The American Red Cross, Connecticut Valley East 1:25, 3:15, 5:05, 7:20, 9:45. — Bears Hills (R ) Sat and Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:10, adult discussion; II a.m., coffee and Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph SPEAKS First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown fellowship: 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 Jewish — Conservative ' the cafeteria of the parish school. Before the meeting Branch, will hold a bloodmobile Monday from 1 to 6 Movie II: A New Generation (G ) Sat 9:3(1 _ Pretty In Pink (P(3-)3) Sot and Rood, Manchester. 9:30 o.m., Sunday Mormon Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. * •>y and Sun 1,2:45. — April Fool's Day (R ) Sun 2,4:30,7,9:10. p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Saturday masses at 4 and 6 :X p.m .; i the group will recite therosary at 7; 15 p.m. and attend p.m. at the Unitarian-Universalist Meetinghouse. For school; 11 o.m., worship service; 7 senior church school and Pilgrim Temple Beth Sholem, 400 e . Middle The Church ef Jesus Christ ef Euggng Brswar Sat 4:45,7:40,9:55,11:55; Sun4:45,7:40, p. m., evening service;: 7 p.m., mid­ Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Sunday masses at 7 :X , 9, 10;X a.m., ; mass in the church. more information, call 643-5111. WEST HARTFORD fellowship. (742-6234) Latter-day Saints, X Woodside St., noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) 9:55. — Police Acodemv 3: Back In week service. Nursery at all services. Tolcettvllle CengreBotlenal Church, Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tabatsky, can­ Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ Training (P G ) Sat 1:30, 3:15, 5, 7:15, Elm 1A 1 — Down and Out In Beverly - (446-7509) tor; Or. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. SI. Mary Church, 1600 Moln St., Jesus advised: "Consider care­ 9:30,11:20; Sun 1:30,3:15,5,7:15,9:30. Hills (R ) Sat and Sun 2,4:15,7,9:30.— Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, shop, 9:X o.m., sacrament meeting; Coventry. Father James J. William­ Rainbow initiates at temple W SHOWCASE Z First Baptist Chapel ot the Deaf, 240 Talcottville. Co-postors: Rev. Ronald Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. 10:15 a.m., Sunday school ond prim­ fully how you listen." (Luke 8:18) Writers meet at Whiton today — The Money Pit (P G ) Sat 1:15, 2:05, Pretty In Pink (P(5-13) Sat and Sun 2, •rHIIIstown Road, Manchester. Rev, K. Saturday. (643-9563) son, pastor. Masses Saturday at 5:15 — HARTFORD Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 ary; 11:40 o.m., priesthood and relief p.m.: Sundov 9;X and 10:45 o.m.; As never before in history we are Manchester Assembly 15. International Order of 4:55, 7:25, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 1:15, 3:05, 4:15, 7,9:30. -Kreutier, pastor. (643-75W society. (643-4003) Wit and Wisdom Writer’s Club will meet today at 2 4:55, 7:25, 9:30. — Critters (PG-13) Set o.m., worship service ond church holvdavs, 5:X and 7:X p.m. Conles- bombarded with Information in Rainbow for Girls, will have an initiation meeting B B S - a a i O INTlRtTATt 8 4 IXH 8 8 “ Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. school. (6494WI5) p.m. upstairs in Whiton Memorial Library. Writers 1:45, 3:30, 5:10, 7:45, 9:50, 11:45; Sun WILLIMANTIC *(^nter St., Monchester. Rev. Mork D. Jewish — Reform slons 4 :X to 5 p.m. (742-6655) various forms and on many sub­ .Monday at 7:30 p.m at the Masonic Temple. 25 E. 1:45, 3:30, 5:10, 7:45, 9:50. — Just Jlllsen Square Cinema — Police MM w uia lu o -n m tfMMOou a«)w OMT Church ot St. Maurice, x Hebron will read their poetry in competition for the Poet of the ( ama w OH 8 Nomn / UR atom m 8 w -E d d y , pastor. 10 o.m., Sunday school; National Catholic jects, including religion. ;Center St. Between Friends (PG-13) Sat 1:10,3:20, Academy 3: Bock In Training (PG) -11 a.m., morning service: 6 p.m., Covenant Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford Month Contest in the first part of the meeting. Then, 5:25, 7:45, 9:55, midnight; Sun 1:10, Sot-Sun 7:10,9:10. — Care Bears Movie c m r m t $ i; tvening service. (643-9359) Extension, South Windsor. Steven St. John the Boptlsl Polish Notional Curtin, pastor. Saturday moss at 5 How should we respond? We they will read their prose or poetry for constructive Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack- Chatinover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ p.m .; Sunday masses at 7 :X , 9:15 and may reject out of hand anything ‘Art group seeks exhibit entries l:8Ma0*1D-7:4MJ0-H:45 iwnil motack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman each Fridov: children's services, 7:45 chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, 11 a.m. (643-4466) new, showing a frustrating indif­ criticism from other members. :Christlan Science p.m. second Friday ot eoch month. Swenson. Worship service; 8 and 11 pastor. 9 o.m., mass. (643-5906) ference - e g. the Athenians to­ The Manchester Art Association is accepting a.m .; Sunday Bible school, 9:30 a.m. (644-8466) O ff MAT ~ First Church at Christ, Scientist, 447 Salvation Army applications from those wishing to exhibit at the (649-2855) ward Paul, Acts 17:20-21. Wo may Choir plays bells at Emanuel Thoughts l»>;1fr«06-7iO«4S-n:S5 - N . Main St., Monchester. 10:30 a.m., Nazarana summarily reject the new, and group’s 13th annual outdoor arts and crafts exhibit church service, Sunday school, and Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ •and sale on June 1 in Center Park. The rain date is The Belle Choir of Emanuel Lutheran Church will Jim MT¥ffiBI HMBOS -care tor smoll children. (649-1446) Episcopal Lutheran Church of the Natarene, 2X Main St., feel compelled to defiantly op­ present a free concert Sunday at 4 p.m. in the •-Reading Room, 656A Center St., Mon- Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior pose it - e.g. the synagogue Jews ;june 8. For an application, write to John Massolini. “ Come to me and I will give you — “ lor I give you only light l;1 H a M «-7 :8 H «-1 M 0 iwmi ^Chester. (649-8982) SI. Oeerou’s Episcupal Church, 1150 Cehcerdla Lutheran Church (LCA), pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister ot In Thessalonica, Acts 17:5-9. -144 Bolton Road, Bolton, or call 649-7918. sanctuary at 60 Church St. Mel Lumpkin will direct rest — all Of you who work so hard burdens.” Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Burton outreoch. 9 ;X a.m., Sunday school; O. Strond, pastor. Rev. Arnold T. NEW SERIES On the other hand we may nai­ the 61-beli choir which includes 13 women who beneath a heavy yoke. Wear my Through any adversity we can HCMONEYPIT ship; holy eucharist, 8 and 10 o.m .; 10;X a.m., worship, children's church performed recently at the first Boston Bell Festival at : Church of Christ church school,9:45a.m.; coffee fellow­ Wongerln, part-time pastor. 8 a.m., and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise OF TAPES vely accept the information Sunset Club meets Tuesday yoke — for it fits perfectly — and have victory because we have ship, II o.m .: Lady Chapel open holy communion; 9:15 a.m., Chrlstlon service, nursery. (646-8599) l:l»-taM«-7aMJ0-1IJ0 wn - Church ul Christ, Lvdall and Vernon without serious testing - e.g. the Faneuil Hall. The public is invited. let me teach you; for I am gentle Christ. We need to regress to a afternoons; public healing service, growth hour, church school: 10:n The Sunset Club will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the A r a L T O b n o m “Tdreets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, second Thursdov, 7:30 p.m .; evening a.m., holy communion. Nursery care ‘A Niw PirtpacOve’' Galatians, Gal. 1;8ff. O r we may Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. and humble, and you shall find rest state of infancy — to give total r minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John provided. 649-5311) Pantacoatal test the teaching and accept it in­ LIrot speaks about gardens for your souls; for I give you only control of our lives over to Him who 4«-7:4MM-n« - Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 p.m., Hollloer, 643-9203. Bmahual Lutheran Church, 60 -worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible United Pentecestol Church, 187 Call; tellectually, yet maintain an emo­ light burdens.” (Matthew 11:28- has the power and the ability to do Church St., Manchester, Rev. Dole H. tional distancing from it - e.g. the ‘Loyalty Dance set for Saturday The Manchester Garden Club will meet Monday at CAM MARS MGVKI ~ Itudy. Nursery provided for oR servl- St. Mory's Bpiscepal Church, Pork Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Lond- Woodbrldge St., Monchester. Rev. 7:30 p.m. at Community Baptist Church. Larry Lirot 30) with us as He will. *ces. (646-2903) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 o.m., wealthy young ruler. Matt. ; The Anderson-Shea Post 2046 and its Auxiliary will In this we celebrate the Christ |jOO-Z:4S drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m., wor­ Sunday school; 11 a.m., morning 19:18ff. will present a program. Gardens for All Seasons. worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:X ' hold their 18th annual Loyalty Day Dance and Queen It is said that God doesn’t give us who lives in our hearts. He ' Congregational assistant rector. Worship: 7:30 a.m. ship; 9:45 a.m., Sundov church school; Members are encouraged to bring spring POUCf ACADBMY 3 and 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9:30 11 a.m., worship service, nurserv. p. m.,blblestudy (Wednesday); 7p.m., 647-8301 But the one effective response Lodles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. ' Contest April 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the post home, 608 E. arrangements. anything we cannot handle. Any provides for our needs, answers * B8ltun Cunuregotlunot Church, 228 a.m .: baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .: 643-1193. for an important to new Information is to receive It 1JM:1S«00-7:IS«M-nig Holy Eucharist, 10 o.m. every Wednes­ Lotvloa Luther an Church ef Man­ Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Center St. Any girl who is at least 16 but not over 21 and burden that we feel is ours can our questioning minds, keeps us IS o lto n Center Road, at the Green, Youth service (Friday). (649-9848) recordad mtaaage eagerly, while examining the -Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, day. (649-4583) chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. who has never been married may enter the queen easily be lifted, because we trust patient, takes away our doubts, OUNOHO (643-2051) Scriptures to see if it is true - e.g. ZImbel speaks to ostomy group - Minister. 10 o.m., worship service, the Bereans, Acts 17:11. contest. Wednesday is the last day to apply. For more Him to take it or help us to deal asks us to keep busy in His work, '* nursery, church school; 11 o.m., Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Praabytartan ; information or reservations for the dinner at $5 each, Steven Zimbel. a social worker in the Outpatient with it. and loves us through any trial. ~tellowshlp; 11:15 a.m., forum pro- Goapal Route 31 and North River Rood, ^g ra m . (649-7077 office or 647-8878 Coventry. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 ; call the post home at 646-9018. Department of Manchester Memorial Hospital, will The elderly have worked all their Only CJirist can be the answer to Church ef the Living Ged, on o.m., worship service. (742-7548) Ceventry Presbyterian Church, speak to the Manchester Area Ostomy Association lives for what they hope will be a the ever-changing human life evangelical, full-gospel church, Ro­ ZIen Bvan^tcol Lutheran Church Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ l»l;iM c1S-7J»*«-ll:« K g, - ” *Cenh2^CeeBreeatlenel Church, 11 bertson School, North School Street, try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, CHURCH OF CHRIST 'Card party sat for Friday Monday at 7:45 p.m. in Conference Room B of the future of peace and quiet, respect cycle. Rely on Him to be the ‘jCunter St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High 9 :X a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday r c u n is Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert Manchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Lydall and Vsmon Strsata hospital. Anyone who has a colostomy, ileostomy or and love. This is not always the answer for you. THE COIOR nihHE B pastar. Meeting Sundoys, 10 to 11:30 Kuhl, postor. 9 :X a.m.. Divine wor­ school; 7 p.m., BlWe study and FatllRg 6bbJ HbBBt ' St.Bridget’s annual card party will be Friday at 7:45 l:1K4:1l-7:ll-1MI •• J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. fellowship. Wednesdov, 7 ;X p.m., Phona: 646-2903 urinary ostomy, their families and the general public reality. There are many who live in - Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus: a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. ship; 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; Holy p.m. in the school cafeteria at 74 Main St. Ed and Mary Full aespel InterBenemlnatIunal Communion first and third Sunday. prayer meeting. (742-7222) are invited. poverty and sadness and sickness. Joyce Hodgaon Perreti '^Jiuchael C. Thornton,assoclate pastor. Preshytartan Church at Manchester, licKeever will run whist and setback games. There ''iB o.m., worship service, sanctuorv: 10 Church, 745 Main St., AAanchester. Rev. (649-4243) will be door prizes. Refreshments will be served. For more information, call 649-6076. But there is hope — through Christ The SaivAlfon Army MANCHESTER HEBALD. Saturday, April 12,

18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 12, 1986 Maine sailor cuts record for world voyage in half

and as close to the truth as you can Morgan said before setting out ■ said as the Regiment TAG SALE SIGN Bv Kevin Stevenson that he had dreamed of making <■ Band played "God Save the come in the presence of the sea, as United Press International At least 05 other sailors have sailed around satisfying as are the long string of this trip since the early 1960s when 2 Queen" and "Congratulations.” he completed a two-year voyage jj Are thlnge piling up? Then why A flotilla of small boats accom­ the world alone. Joshua Slocum made the small victories I ’ve had, I have • ST. GEORGE'S. Bermuda — made up my mind that the race I from Maine to In a small The hesfway to announce It Is with a Herald Tag Sale Maine skipper Dodge Morgan panied Morgan as he was towed the first such recorded voyage in 1898 in a yacht. ^ - last few miles. About 500 people want to belong to is the human completed a solo voyage around race," Morgan said. At least 85 other sailors have ; Clessllled Ad. When you place your ad, you II receive the world in just 150 days,Friday, lined the harbor of St. George’s, a 37-foot yacht he sailed from Boston. It took sailed around the world alone. « slicing the previous record nearly town of pastel-colored houses and him three years. Morgan shot off a red flare after Joshua Slocum made the first such . ONE TAG SALE SIGN F H E L compliments of The Herald. in half. narrow streets that was settled in he crossed a line 10 miles offshore at M: 17a.m. EST, officially setting recorded voyage In 1898 In a 37-foot 2 ; With bagpipes wheezing and 1612. yacht he sailed from Boston. It j school children waving American Morgan, of Cape Elizabeth, the new record, voyage spokesman He shouted "whoopie” and took him three years. ■ STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. 1 HERALD $Q., MANCHESTER flags, Morgan tied up at the Maine, braved two cyclones and a solo, circumnavigation of the globe Nick Mills said. Morgan is chairman of Contro- 2 leaped into the air after tying up. picturesque colonial town of St. near collision with an iceberg since set by Englishman Chay Blyth. Ionics Corp., a Westford, Mass.;;:.^; His wife, Marian, and children Earlier, the 6-foot-3-inch sailor George’s at 1:05 p.m. EST, ending setting sail from St. George’s last Blyth’s 1971 voyage took 292 days. manufacturer of specialty elec­ Hoyt and Kimberley hugged and said by radio his health was good. a 27,500-mile voyage that began Nov. 12 in his 60-foot cutter "It takes a great oath, iron will, tronics which he founded in 197irr,” WANTED "American Promise." and extraordinary luck," Morgan kissed him, and yacht designer He had three requests — a APARTMENTS Nov. 12 cheeseburger, a vodka-tonic, and The company, which he sold in, ; | 2 ^ HOMES TO RENT 'T m going to stay ashore for a His 150-day journey reduces by said of the trip. "That friend of It . -ttnnk his hand. 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Lease, security. tificate. WSI preferresd. 80m In mv Ucanstd tors, rei«> 643-2880. Notices Business Property...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment___80 Applications are availa­ Satiirday 1-4 H(Mfiw. fvtrplonck setwM doclnv o llj Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome T a x ...... 54 Offlce/Retoll Equipment ...... 81 bly at the personnel office 7S i lagphgllgw Laae Area) Ages m years cmd deling ond Lost/Found ...... 01 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATES: 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per day. 2 Bedroom apartment on Merchandise Mortoaoes ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodeling . 41 Center Street Manches­ up,«nlnt.:'ln Itte 8enrtoei|jr(6 . ,.dt«dH|A0.847S)m or 487-0162. Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services. Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the ...... Antlques- stand, Condominiums for R ent...... 33 Services Wanted...... Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 deadline is noon on the day before publication. Cqmp Counselors. The to Steephollow Lane. a wwfion S e l ^ O ^ ^ w j ^ 3 rooms - heat, stove, Help Wanted...... 11 Manchester Recreation pressed back chairs, Homes for Rent...... 34 For advertisements to be published Mondov, refrigerator, no pets. wicker planter and more, Situation Wanted ...... 12 Store/OffIce Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Oypartment Is seeking Near Parkade. Older per­ Merchandise counselors for Camp 161 EasI Crnirr Si. also used refrigerator, Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort P roperty...... 1...... 36 1-8. $4/on Hour. Coll SorteB RMONu iosni wgrK, sons preferred. $395 plus good condition $90. 63 Instruction...... 14 Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 Automotive Kpnnedv, a 6 week Manrhrslcr. (IT 06040 exotrleniMO (4|t 'n i do tt tor voo. Industrial Property...... 37 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements ore summer day camp for work, epgcteltite security. Coll 643-6802 or Indian Drive. 649-3387. Employment Services...... IS Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars tor Sole...... 91 gteHtMy and P € t cidfM 649-6205. taken bv telephone as a convenience. The rsfarded citizens. Counse­ 543-4263 decfis, m i l ovotfiitolt, lirvfrfnu Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 lors lead and supervise Campers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one fUMt ’ roildififlat and dgmniir- 2 bedroom townhouse Wanted to R ent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size of dqv to day activities and ‘Uaeneetl' HARTFORD Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 free estimate etel, «cd»unt»> C«il heat, hot water, carpet­ the original Insertion. Errors which do not special events. Applicants ing, air conditioning, all Homes for Sale ...... 21 Machinery and To o ls...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 must be at least 18 years of ANTIQUES Services Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value ot the advertisement will not will eiewm irgur hgmt 74M7IM, appliances. Nice location. Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 be corrected by on additional insertion. age and have experience WAREHOUSE Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 working with special pop­ New Homes under con­ or afflea wfUMv Call 647-1595. Investmenf Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel Oll/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 ulations or secondary ed­ struction. Manchester. wggkly iPllrtl; * I ^ p i A o ' cig o n Up ucation relating to work Spacious dutch colonial jYitafgiilno. mgwinor 6 room duplex for rent. Open Tu99.’Sat. with special populations. being built bv Swensson, .Ow Mm tnmmteO/ Hartit Large yard, large kit­ on a gorgeous treed lot rijiifiirM calj. W8 .-miotlilOt prgfoestiMMrily chen. Available May 1st. lOam-Spm Applications are avalla- $475. Children welcome. bale at the personnel of­ located at the foot of Case jite iBdeid^-deoteduiilg;. in* fice 41 Center Street Man­ m ountain on Spring Hd " No Pets. Call 643-7884 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Street. Bolton Custom de­ w t . ‘ 243 Farmingtou Ave., Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED chester or by calling yyi'iKtow ci«anino Manchester available Im­ 649-3126. The Town Is an signed ranch built by leii ...... Hartford Behrmann construction. 3 atarrm.lfrtgri«rBnd9Xfg< o(|gmgva|.,i mediately 1 bedroom In Part Time Secretary - equal opportunity em­ rigr polnlfno dong Iw — ,— h— 4ii HeteMf. l4KlitM|g.1oasa»$

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Stain­ FOR SALE less than a year old $300. less steel double sink with 644-2833. cal Education Supplies end clcrimt must bo prsteirt^ to new, leftover, 1W5, 31 ft. 3 -3 tabby kittens 6 weeks 649-1827 or 643-0290 2:80 P.M . for Athletic Equip­ the fiduciary on or bofero family sized swimming coll 644-4892. faucets, computer desk. VW Squarebqck 1968 - ment, at wMch time they will July 11, 1986 or be borrtd os pools with huge sundeck, Contact 643-7445 after California born and bred be puMlely opened. The right by low provided. fencing, filter, ladders 5:30. It rM trvad to rslsct any and Mary Lou Taylor, $600. Call Bill 649-4426 alt bids. Soaclflcotloni and Clerk and warranty for only MISCELLANEOUS evenings, 527-3151 ext.570 [ ^ C A M P E R S / I 1980 Pontiac Bonneville, bid forms may bo tscurtd at The flduclory It: 1978. Installation optional FOR SALE days. Safari wagon, 301-V8 fully TRAILERS the Business (m ice, 45 North Tina L. Butler and extra, financing avail­ School Street, Manchester, 6-H Thistle Lone ENDROLLS equipped. $4,000. 646-0297. Connecticut. Enfield, CTOloei able. Call Paul ot 731-1884. Oil Change, Lube 8, filter, 27WwMUl-2Sa 1978 Hondo - Automatic, 1971 Fan Camper 17'Afoot sunroof, AM/Fm. $1,500. 039-04 046-04 ______i" $11.95, up to 5 quarts of oil 13V4 wldth-2 lor 28$ 1983 Plymouth Wagon - sleeps 6. Shower, toilet, Golf clubs - Mens, full set for most cars. M 8, M Oil, 647-1086. very clean. Awning In­ INVITATION TO BID oeiB r with bog and folding cart, M UST be picked up it the Air, stereo, cruise con­ NO TICI T D CRIDITORS •UMPORMB’ .. 649-2871. trol, rear defroster and cluded. Coll 647-7555. and bolls. Coll 649-1794. Manchester Herald Office 1978 Dodge Challenger - E S T A T E O F The Board of Education, 1U belofs It A.M. ONLy. wiper. 643-2619. RONALD E. McGARRY, Lone Hill Drive, Eost Hart­ $75. Cor Garage for rent. rebuilt engine, runs well, BProwler, 25 foot, fully o/k/0 R O NALD EDW ARDS ford, Ct., will. recolye.s#o^(jd best otter. 643-1108 days, Available Immediately Audi 1980 - 5000S , self contained, awning, M cGAR RY, late Of Mda'for "UNIFORMS”. — 647-9557 evenings. Manchester, deceosed Information and »Pe«ltl£0- $45.00 per month. 643-1577. loaded, excellent con- sleeps seven. $4,495.00. The Hon. William E. Flti- tiona ore ovolloble tin Bu- IBOATS/MARINE dlton. Coll 267-0018 or Call 872-1274 or 646-8619, Garold, Judoo, ot the Court alntaa Office. Seolad bide will Restaurant equipment, m TA6 SALES 83 Honda Accord 4 door. 633-0149 after 6PM or of Probata, District of Man- be rvw received ivw untilwietif Thuredoy, a y w EQUIPMENT Automatic, looded, excel­ weekends. Chester at o hearing held on April 24, 19$6 at 1:00 p.m. at I sllcers, shelves, stainless April 9, 1996 ordered that all steel table, coffee ma­ lent condition, asking WII8VIIwhich time IllllW theyIflWF will vyiai be ww pub- m - — $8,000. 743-6838 afternoons claims must be presented to llcly opened and read aloud. 16 foot Mad River canoe, chine, misc. All excellent ITRUCKS/VANS MOTORCYCLES/ the fiduciary on or before The Board of Education ree- paddles Included. Used 649-8291. and evening. July 12, 1986 or be barred oa ervet the right to accept or four times. Excellent con­ FOR SALE MOPEDS by low provided. relect any or all blda or the Large Tag Sale - Saturday Mary Lou Taylor, right to waive technical for- dition. $800. Please call Queen Anne end table, April 12th, 9am to 4pm. WANT ADS ore the Clerk 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- 1971 Chevy truck with all 81 Honda CM 200 T. New molltlee If It N In the beet In- gloss too $75, brass 8, glass Hundreds of plastic pails friendly way of finding a The fiduciary la; taraet to do to. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for tables, Clarinette realistic and containers, $.25 to cosh buyer for applian­ steel. 16 foot flat bed and battery, wind screen, sod- Dorothy S. MeOorrv Richard A. Huot Bob. stereophonic record $1.50. Other household ces, musical instruments, stake sides. All new tires, dle bags, low mileage. 21 Ferguaon Rd. Director player $40, King Louis goods. Corner of Wood- cars and a host of other good running condition. Asking $500. Call 646-9698 Moncheatar, C T 06CM0 Bualneet Servlcea 047-04 043-04 XIV hlghback choir $150, bridge St. and Parker St. Items. $1,200. Call 643-0706. anytime, ask for Art. MUSICAL Capehart console stereo $35, Wood butler table $20, ITEMS Lamp $20, assorted paint­ ings, mens small , Teacher selling Bundy knick knacks. Call 871- student flute, excellent 2975 anytime. condition, $175.00. 643- 7431. BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE eupuc NOTice On Tuesday, April 15,1984 at The Annual Report doted the Community Hall, The 12/31/IS of The Schwedel Bolton Zoning Board of Foundation is available for Appeals will hold a public Inspection at 117 Adelaide hearing at 7:00 p.m. to hear Rood, Manchester, CT., dur­ the following: ing regular business hours by 1 . Jeffrey and Gloria Car- onv citizen who reouests It rare of 57 Vernon Rood within 1M days otter the date for a set back variance to of this publication. Section 7 to construct a N A T N. SCHW EDEL deck. Manoger and Trustee 2. Appeal of the State of 044-04 Connecticut for on area variance for property at 2 Cook Drive owned by Ro­ INVITATION TO PID nald A. Beaudoin which was tabled January 23, TAG The Manchester Public 1914 will be acted upon. Schools solicits bids for IN­ DUSTRIAL ARTS/LUMPBR 3. Appeal of Jocauellne for the i m - I W school year. Hennault of 11 South Sealed bids will be received Wood Lane, East Granby, until April 73. tf$4,1:10 P.M ., C T for on area vcarlance at which time they will be property at 145 Hebron publicly opened. The right Is Rood which was tabled reserved to relect any and all March 25, 1984 will be Mds. Specifications and bid acted upon. forms may be secured at the JOHN H. ROBERTS Business Office, 45 North SALE CHAIRMAN School Street, Manchester, ZONING BOARD Connecticut. OF APPEALS 031-04 018-04 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE Larry Wright Time Again You're sure ot a successful sole when you advertise it in the Manchester Herald! diiM's Prayers Sew-Simple Call 643-271 1 for a helpful Ad-visor FREE 1 TAQ SALE SIGN* Whon you placB your ad in 2676 tha ManchastBr Itorald— I

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^ WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 12, 1916 -; I , WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 12, 1966 2 Between the Lines <» Weekend Plus Magazine EAST OF THE RIVER... Saturday, April 12,1986 The story behind the story The Quality Store Since 1954 2 Between the Lines: The story By Josie behind the story. 4 Sexuality: The Today contracep­ Flowers and Lace tive sponge has been linked to toxic shock syndrome. On page 5, Dr. Kuriansky suggests a sensuous Our Women's Department is a collage of make-over. Flowers and Lace with new Spring and Summer and coordinates. g Cover Story: Manchester’s Ann Horton hates curtains. Here’s why. Our Men's Department is brimming with a new shipment of colorful cotton 9 Light Touches: Jumble, that - ideal transitional wear from 6 scrambled word game, and Free Zone, a new weekly cartoon by Spring into Summer. Winthrop Prince. Samplings from each Department can be 10 At the Movies: A splended “Room seen in our Main Street window. f with a View’’... Superstars lose their glow... Film capsules. 11 Weekend Television: An eight-page pullout section with program schedules for Saturday and Sunday. 887 Main Street 1 5 Coloring contest: Bring some color M anchester Donna Mills and Ted Shackelford Liberace Julian Lennon to Cheney Hall... and win a bear at 15 the same time (a four-page 643-2401 Q. Could you please tell me a little about Ted Shackelford o f , Q. Please teU m e what Liberace Q. Could you please tell me about Julian Lennon? Arlene section). MC—VISA WELCOME “Knots Landing"? I ’d like to know where he grew up and (f is currently doing. Anne M. Garcia, Fresno, Caltf. he’s married. Amy Smith, Dothan, Ala. Marcattt, Oakhurst, Caltf. A. John Charles Julian Lennon was bom in Liverpool, England, 2 3 Music: Bill Cosby waxes musical... w : A. He grew up in Oklahoma City, the first of five children of a A. A lot. This month, he's on April 8, 1%3, just as Beatlemania was beginning to swell to Turntable tips. dermatologist and his wife. The next state he spent time in was performing at Caesars Palace in epic proportions. Because of that, his parents left Liverpool for Missouri, where he attended Westminster College, but he then Las Vegas, then he moves to the London when he was about a year old and settled in the exclusive i f Z7S BOSTON TURNPIKE followed a girlfriend to the University of Denver. Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, section of West Kensington. 2 4 The Curious Shopper: Don’t worry After graduating in l% 9, he moved to New York, where he the Northrup Auditorium in Before long, though, the crowds that clustered around their about shrimp’s iodine taste. lived the life of a struggling actor, working for a while as a clerk Minneapolis in May, the Fox apartment forced them to move to a more secluded house in fltSIflUfiflOI S ? at the Carlyle Hotel until he got a few commercials and a role in Theater in St. Louis, then on to Surrey. Physically hidden, he and his mother, Cynthia, were 2 5 Outlook: The loss of a ring teaches the soap “Another World." While making the acting rounds, he Clearwater, Fla., New Orleans hidden in the official Beatle's biographies as well, the thought a vital lesson. met his wife, actress Jan Laverenz. They decided to move to and, at the beginning of June, being that it was not good for John's image to have a wife and Hollywood, where he got the role of Gary Ewing. Expo '86 in Vancouver. child. .'JJC At the end of June, he's in Eventually, though, the two were revealed, but their days as a 2 6 The Image Workshop: Don’t let Fiano’s Welcomes You to Sunday Brunch Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. In family with John were numbered. John and Cynthia were your look get too sexy. July, he's performing in Atlantic divorced when Julian was 5 (the now famous story has Paul served every Sunday II o . m . - 3 p .m . Q. What is Jamie Lee Curtis Anything you’d like City, Cleveland and Lake McCartney writing “Hey Jude” as a way of soothing Julian's 2 7 Profiles: Michael Parsons. -PottltTf----- working on now and where Tahoe, and in August, he's back feelings over the divorce). Seafood Crtpcs Entrees Chicken Chablis to know about promi­ i t J h d in d Topped w«h Shnmp. BoneWu Brtou of Chidwn Sudfod w #t does she live? William Smith, in Las Vegas. John married Yoko Ono the following year, and Julian, living 28 SqOoq* ind C nbriM i Sotlocd w ed R ci Pdaf Toppid wuh • 2 8 Health: Yes, the flabmeter can tna Ihdi N«wbur|h imte* IhahruoRt Owbto Sw ci Bloomfield, III, nent personalities? Looking ahead, he's booked with his mother in Cheshire, didn't see his father very much, a -Steaks and Roasts— A. She lives in Los Angeles for the last two weeks of situation that continued through his teens. John did send him measure your fitness. Chicken Divan Cicpcs Chicken Shoncakc Write to: Josie, Be­ M id w lh ■ Rkh Bknd of Owhnt. C ub Steak Tendw ChuPkt of WhM UoM O U cM w vi Fr«ih V cfM bla m Vdpuit ia a a with side trips to a farm in Idaho October at Radio City Music presents, though, such as a vintage guitar which he put to good BtoceolL M ud m o m in d Otoddar 12 04 N V Cut Stfiwn Swik Broiled M You Uk« It Scfvidover a Freahty Bthod Bweuokc that she recently in bought. Her tween the Lines, King Hall in New York. And that's use while in school in Hoylake — he and classmate Justin 2 9 Insights into Childhood: Parents Qmm. not all; He's also publishing a Crepe and A sp a ra ^ English Slkcd Sirloin Steak Chicken Champagne most recent project is "As Features Syndicate, Clayton started a band, just as his father had many years before. can pass anxieties onto their Cordon EUcu U w iniM d Top SMcnn Slowty Roasted O nM of QUehan wuh P ip c te and CopM. book, “The Wonderful Private Julian and John were finally becoming close as he got older, .so M ed wMt Kwn. Swws O w ot. dtm Shod Thick and Juwv. on T m u C leed In Chompogw and Im n d r Summers Die,” co-starring Bette children. Qioppid T ofM M «td A tp a n fu wuh Burfundwd M uihroam Sauce 235 E. 45th St, New World of Liberace,” in the fall, it was even more tragic when he got the news in 1980 that his Toppid w ttt MtuhtooiM Ciuwn Sw et Davis, in which she plays a Roast StufTcd Pork Loin '50s-era Southern belle. It's due York, N.Y. 10017. and this month he brings out his father had been shot. Within two days, he was in New York with Scjn tte m C erw er C m Pork Lem Scuffed wuh e -----Seafood----- Rich Bknd of S piiicK h a lli S M ift and ----- Egg Dtohes----- to air on HBO sometime this first compact disk. He already Yoko and.his half-brother, Sean. 3 0 Dining In: Smile when you say Wi66 Owa«. S e r^ w ipi Natufai N rk Onvy has a video out called “Liberace Several moiiths later, still reeling from the shock of that event, CoquUks Saint Jacques Steak & Eggs spring. cheese. cn Volauvcnl Boa NY CMSMemSiMhand Live." he became visible in the London nightclub scene and in one Saaope Bwdwd ki Wkw. » w le * TtwUi«aCMdiAI«i Muewaotra t n i G w n Swved Over • lacleded highly-publicized scene, was photographed holding a gun to his 3 1 Dining Out: Restaurant critic Son- nohy Puff Pawy M l Benedict Q. Does Richard Thomas realty head. ----- wHh 1 P iipw id In die TiaeMond Way w tH have triplets? What is he doing dra Stave visits the Mansfield E f ^ MtdM C arw ^ Sk m Q. WiU PhU CoUins wUl be When that phase ground down, he retreated into music, ftu hinitn now? E.C., South Bend, Ind. spending 18 months writing songs and playing piano, trying to Depot. Soewdriver Bloody Mary doing any more acting? Pamela Q. I ’d like to know if Ralph Eggs Florentine A. Yes, he and his wife, Alma, determine the direction his music should take. In 1983, his Mehid 1*1 on a Bed of SpewK Cash, Ventnor, N J. Macchio will have any new really do. They’re 4'/i, their manager sent a tape of his songs to a Charisma Records executive WbM by the flan A. Undoubtedly, given his movies soon. Jennifer Chubb, names are Barbara, Gwyneth who promptly signed him, as did an Atlantic Records executive in Rose Chablis funny, hammy performance Buchanan, Mich. Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly Editorial services by King Features Seafood Omelet and Pilar and they have an older the U.S. supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St., New York, B urgundy TN «i E * Omala M ad and Teppud wMt recently on "Miami Vice.” But A. He should have a new movie Shrtmpk ScaOapa and Cnbm an SaafM brxrther, Richard. As we go to He took his time producing his first album, “Valotte,” which, Fresh Fndt and D oaot Bar at the moment, the only project called “Crossroads" in release published Saturdays by the Manchester N.Y. 10017. press; their father is rehearsing as you undoubtedly know, was successful. He took his time again Please H d p Y oundf. he's giving full energy to is a any minute, and has the sequel Publishing Co., IS Brainard Place, for a Broadway play called on his second which, as we go to press, was scheduled to be Do you have any questions or comments new album. to “The Karate Kid" coming in Manchester, Conn. 06040. “Citizen Tom Paine." re le ^ d in March. He should be following the album with about Weekend Plus Magazine? We'd June. He's also appearing now another U.S. tour in the next few months. Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher like to hear from you. Please address in a play in New York called Adele Angle, Weekend Plus Editor your letters to: Weekend Plus Magazine, All Entrees... *10.95 “Cuba and His Bear" Jane Harvey, AdverUsing Coordinator P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. with Robert De Niro.

Cover photography by Reginald Pinto WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April 12, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 12, 1986 4 Sexuality 5 Sexuality Today sponge linked to toxic shock This serious illness was once associated only with tampon use

By Dr. Juiw M. Ralnisch Ejaculation can also be DEAR DR. REINISCH: I used impaired by anxiety, fatigue or the Today contraceptive sponge The any disrupting change in sexual Any woman using tampons or the Today Try taking for about half a year. Later I patterns, such as a change in the heard something about the Kinsey time of day when sex usually sponge who develops a fever, diarrhea, sponge on television, but missed occurs. Reduced ejaculation can vomiting, muscle aches or skin rash should hearing what the problem was. Report also be associated with normal Does the sponge have bad side aging, since, with age, the body remove the sponge or tampon immediately effects? Specifically, can it begins to need more time a sensuous cause infertility? between orgasms to produce and contact a physician or hospital, f f enough semen for an prescription. DEAR READER: The only ejaculation. news reports in our library However, the sponge has a Unless you can think of a higher failure rate than a regarding problems with the change that might have diaphragm plus spermicidal occurred around the time your Today contraceptive sponge itch despite the fact that we are extended to two or three years m a k e -o ve r jelly or cream. The failure rate concern a handful of cases of lack of ejaculation began (new meticulously clean people. No or shortened to six months, TSS (Toxic Shock Syndrome) was 16.8 per 100 women who drug, new partner, etc.), first anti-itch creams work. used the sponge for one year, have a thorough physical depending on the results of the attributed to it, and the She decided to look again, and By Dr. Judith Kuriansky compared with 12.5 per 100 for examination to rule out medical initial exams. more holes over the years of manufacturer agreed to change the area is now red, with a white Both you and your sister must wear, but it also got softer. diaphragm-plus-spermicide- problems. If none is found, area on part of the skin. the package insert to include using women. consult a sex therapist. see a physician. Ask your pring is coming. As the Who'd give up an old friend? information about TSS symp­ It would be obscene for ladies friends to recommend a season changes, women But under no circumstances our age to seek professional help That blue nightshirt even won toms. gynecologist they like, or call often want to make out over all the fancy wedding TSS is the serious illness should you stop taking a and be examined there. Please Bachelor's problem suspected me^cation without your local medical society or the personal changes. One I received. Ignore those mental previously associated only with state how we can treat this nearest medical school and ask of the most common the use of tampons — especially visiting your physician first. embarrassing problem. In the past few years, friends excuses, like “That's DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am Otherwise, you may literally be for the names of gynecologists ways to change: a high-absorption tampons — by who specialize in treating older have begun giving me presents not my style," or “He’ll a 63-year-old bachelor in good endangering your life. Smake-over. You’ve .seen them of beautiful loungewear and DEAR READER: There is about 3 of every 100,000 physical and mental health. I’ve women. — those magical transformations think I’m ridiculous.” menstruating women. Any always had good sexual nothing obscene about seeking a If you think you would be more underwear. They sat in the woman using tampons or the medical diagnosis or treatment where the tired-looking, drawer. When I tried one of the relations until the last few No such offer comfortable seeing a female drab-feeling woman gets a new Today sponge who develops a for problems with any area of teddies on, the snaps irritated dress. (That goes for married as women who go through a course • Use those “save for a weeks, which have been a physician, or one from a hairdo and a new lease on life. fever, diarrhea, vomiting, DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am the body, including the genitals. particular age group, say so me. well as single people.) of sex therapy, learn to be more special occasion” things. If you disaster. I can keep an erection But this spring, consider a muscle aches or skin rash during intercourse, but I can’t writing a paper on various Moreover, itching in the when you call. And I tried sleeping in one of responsive and then totally don’t have any, get some. different twist. I call it the Don’t be like the old me, should remove the sponge or ejaculate. What could cause aspects of sexual behavior and vaginal area is rarely related to There is nothing shameful those slinky silk , Change their “look.” Like Jane, • Every time you go to dress sensuous make-over. Maybe this grumpy about being glamorous. tampon immediately and tUs? found a reference claiming that personal hygiene. It’s most often about taking proper care of your which was not easy. The who ieamed to have orgasm for — or undress — think, “I want can renew a sagging sex life. The new me slinks down in contact a physician or hospital. the Kinsey Institute had offered caused by infections that are not entire body. Please don’t was skimpy, it slipped around the first time, cut her hair, got to look/feel my best.” Dress up There are three phases to the front of the TV in the I have seen no reports linking DEAR READER: You didn’t a reward for anyone who could even related to sexual behavior. postpone making appointments on my body and the lace contact lenses and, as she for bed (and sex) with the same sensuous make-over: your outer see-through leopard I the contraceptive sponge to mention whether you experience be shown to be a "cured” Fqf example, many common for iMth of you. Because the stretched. Who lays stiff and reported, passed over her size 7 care as if you were going out. self (what you wear); your inner once saved only for that special infertility: however, this type of orgasm (a sudden release of homosexual. prescription medications, such incidence of many serious facing up all night? full-cut cotton for the • Ignore those mental self; and your environment occasion. Why let it rot in the problem often does not become tension) or not. Ejaculation (the Can you confirm that such an as antibiotics, change the body diseases increases with age. you But I finally got the message. size 5 ones stored in the excuses, like “That’s not my (bedroom and bathroom). closet? apparent until a product has emission of semen) is separate offer was made? Have any chemistry, which can alter the should be examined, too, When you feel sensuous in what back of her drawer. style,” or “He’ll think I’m b ^ n used by many population from orgasm, and you can have individuals come forward to vagina’s normal chemical although you do not have the Begin by making over what you’re wearing, you’ll have a And why shouldn’t I enjoy it for me, not just for someone ridiculous.” groups for several years. This one without the other. It’s also claim the reward? balance and lead to infection. discomfort or other symptoms you wear...or, make it a dressy more sensuous time. It works the other way, too. else’s admiring eyes? • Wear what you’ve always product has only bwn available possible to have orgasm and Another common cause of that your sister has. ■ affair. Mothers always warn you to Change your dress and you It’s a big lesson sex therapists admired. If the thought comes since April 1983. ejaculation with an erection. DEAR READER: We can find infection is a lowered estrogen If you’re like me, you drag go out in clean underwear change how you feel. So during The sponge is polyurethane,' You also did not mention if you no evidence that any such offer level, which occurs as a woman like myself teach women to help into your head, put it on your out the same old or because you never know when your spring cleaning, do a body. shaped like a mushroom cap and still ejaculate in other sexual was ever published by the passes menopause. This causes oversize T-shirt every night. them improve their sex life: Do you're going to get in an sensuous make-over and dress • Make adjustments to suit contains 1 gram of nonoxynol-9 activities, such as with manual institute, and no documentation the lining of the vagina to thin Mine was a long V-neck it for you first. accident. for your affair. Here are some your lifestyle. If you’re too cold spermicide. The device is or oral stimulation. Answers to that any individual researcher and become easily irritated. Send questions to Dr. nightshirt given to me as a You also never know when Of course you want to please steps. at night for spaghetti straps, inserted deep in the vagina, with these and similar questions are or staff member ever issued Non-prescription treatments present from an old friend our you'll get in the mood. him, but it's important to please Reinisch in care of The • Empty your closet and wear something else interesting the dimpled side over the cervix needed to establish a diagnosis. such a statement. Where did you are not effective in curing If you’ve ever stopped a yourself first. first year at different colleges. It drawers. Give away, stack on (like a running suit or ski (the opening between the vagina Many factors can contribute to a find this reference? vaginal infections. Only an Kinsey Report, P.O. sensuous encounter out of dread You know when you feel like had her school emblem on it. the bottom or throw out pajamas). ■ and the uterus). So far, the side sudden change in ejaculatory Although the institute has examination by a physician, Box 48, Bloomington, over your baggy underwear, be you look good, you feel good. effects most commonly reported preferably a gynecologist, can I slept in it and lounged in it. everything you don’t feel great patterns, some organic (physi­ conducted a number of major Sure, it developed more and prepared. Think before your I’ve seen transformations in are allergic-type reactions to the cal) and some psychogenic research projects on homosex­ determine what is causing your Ind. 47402. Volume of spermicide, such as vaginal (psychological). ual behavior, it does not engage sister’s discomfort and which mail prohibits per­ itching, dryness or soreness. A number of drugs (sedatives, in clinical treatment or do prescription medication will sonal replies, but The sponge’s reported advan­ alcohol, alpha blockers, antipsy- research on therapeutic me­ help. tages over other barrier chotics and anti-anxiety drugs, thods. Moreover, a trained person questions of general When you decide to lose weight, methods, such as the to name only a few) cause The Masters and Johnson should look at the white area of interest may be diaphragm, include continuous ejaculatory changes for some Institute (4910 Forest Park the skin. It could indicate a more IN CALL DIET CENTER! protection for 24 hours, ease of men; so can diseases like Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. 63108) serious skin condition, or even discussed in future 3 1 insertion, less messiness and the multiple sclerosis and diabetes, has been working with some PaintinK Electrical Paperhanging be an early warning sign of columns. I did, and I lost 28 pounds in just 8 weeks. The Diet fact that it doesn’t require a and some surgical procedures. homosexuals who want to cancer. Center P rogram for men is sim ply rem arkable. change their sexual behavior. It’s shocking that although so Perhaps it would have further many types of cancer and other I was able to lose weight without hunger or loss information of interest to you. fatal diseases can now be of energy. In fact, I had never felt better in detected early, with regular my life! Thanks to Diet Center, I know I’ll The sponge’s reported advantages over examinations, any woman never be overweight again. would avoid lifesaving medical other barrier methods, such as the Nothing obscene attention because some areas of her body have been labeled u A. ■nw* McKecbalc VaraSMa diaphragm, include continuous protection DEAR DR. REINISCH: Not “obscene." for 24 hours, ease of insertion, less too long ago my sister and I The American Cancer Society L. A. 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She's not checking out as they appear in the model "You can say ‘furnishing.’" Horton says her favorite refers to its style as “ luxurious your decor, and making mental condo. ” A lot of things I ’ll give Then, “ I like staying with the assignments involve what she rustic.” notes about your horrid taste. in.” she says, "but boy do I feel classics, pure and simple." calls "space planning." Work­ "When I go into someone's □ □ □ strongly about lighting with a house as a friend, I don't look at Her own home reflects her ing with blueprints, she plans Through the years Horton has mirror. It should be on both anything," Horton says firmly. taste, a comfortable and major renovations such as worked with clients exhibiting sides.” " I purposely don't look." uncluttered mix of old and new. moving walls or rearranging all kinds of taste, and with both Changes are also made in the But the Princeton Street White walls hung with framed plumbing. Her own home, a small and moderate budgets. kitchen, as Horton consults with resident has done her share of art prints provide a backdrop center-entrance cape, illus­ fi Yet there is only one thing that the owner. “ You'll have one looking when it comes to for deep blue and rust-colored trates her skill at such tasks. really disturbs her when she is light over the stove. Will that be business. She has "no idea" how furnishings and carpet. "W e A front dining room was designing a space. enough? I just wonder, Jan. Let many clients she has served in bought very little,” she says. redesigned to serve as a large "You’d be surprised at bow me check on the model." Horton the 10 years she has operated "M ost was handed down. New entrance foyer, lined on both many people don't have any makes a note, and when she her freelance interior design furniture is expensive and as sides of the door with huilt-in collectibles,” she says. "That’s checks the model later, she service. "And that's a nice soon as you bring it home it’s shelves for books and hard. Collectibles are what finds, indeed, that the planned feeling." she says, smiling. second-hand.” collectibles. A kitchen in back of makes it their bouse. People lighting isn’t sufficient. "There was a time I could count Sitting in the living room, the old dining room became the say, 'What am I going to put on Even something apparently as them all on one hand." one's eyes are drawn to a focal new dining area, accented again the walls?’ ’That’s really scary.” minor as closet storage is Like many self-employed point — a huge paned by a large uncurtained window. Ann Horton pushes open the considered by the designer. In women, Horton says that most window-wall that provides a The garage was converted to a door of a client’s new the model, Horton notes, the of her contacts come by word of view of the private back yard, kitchen. condominium, still under shelving and rods are spaced so mouth. Many of her clients are including a handsome bam built Despite the many customized construction on Oak Grove that a person would not be able women who have seen and by Horton's husband, Frank, a renovations, the Hortons have Manchester pediatrician. Sev­ considered building another Street. She carries a measuring to navigate the walk-in closet admired her home, and call for without bumping into clothes help with their own. Few people eral birdhouses perch among home. "But I don't think we will. tape, pencil and large notebook, in which she frequently hanging on both sides. So she call her "cold,” from her listing the large trees. Frank has a really nice The view is possible, one garden,” she says, noting that it scribbles notes and drawings as will ask that one of the hanging in the Yellow Pages. units be removed. Her clients are "a big nnix,” notes, because of a Horton would be difficult to start all she makes her way from one end she says. “ It's an interesting dictum. Curtains are out. “ I like over from scratch. of the framed-in home to the □ □ □ thing," she muses. “ Women who the look of open windows,” she They did try their hands at other. Carpeting has already been work don't feel guilty hiring help says, gesturing animatedly. She construction, however, a To a casual onlooker, little is chosen, as has marble to for their house. Women who are acknowledges, however, that number of years ago when they visible except open studs and the encircle the fireplace opening. home have more trouble hiring a some people are intimidated by built a summer retreat on an bare outline of rooms — to the Much discussion has already designer. Even if I sound like a the lo ^ of black, undressed island in New Hampshire. designer, the still uncompleted taken place about furniture puppy dog they're not secure. windows when night falls. '“niere's no electricity and no space is a blank canvas. ” It’s running water,” Horton says, gonna be fun,” Horton says placement. “ It’s hard to People feel inadequate because □ □ □ they have to go for help in an smiling. ” We have the world’s enthusiastically. arrange furniture with a com er Horton stands in Jan Eagleson's unfinished biggest bathtub— just go out in On this day Horton and her fireplace.” Horton says. The area they’re supposed to be able She finds herself frequently condominium. Horton says she most enjoys designing to do." counseling clients to "get rid of the lake. Story by Susan Plese client, Jan Eagleson, are women have also decided what their sheers (curtains),’’ a move inspecting the electrical work open spaces. □ Q □ that takes some diplomacy, she Continuod... Photos by David Bashaw before the wblls are finished. In Conttnind... 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Somebody has to Everybody knows For example, a table that was carry me up," she jokes. "I once in the living room will be don’t like open spaces. ’ ’ But a she’s in danger. used in the new breakfast nook. minute later, she is gingerly : V" Following Horton as she climbing the steps, one at a Everybody cares. marches around the condo, it is time, so she can check out the difficult not to be taken with her electrical outlets on the second ■■■ ■ ' l i f e enthusiasm. Her voice is floor. ■ But not enough 647-8400 f t.'\ ■ people are digging d o w n and d oin g 168 Main Street, Manchester something about it Horton takes measurements in Jan Eagleson’s Oak We Say It Twice... If the work to restore her is to Grove Street condominium. So You’ll Remember Us! go on,alot more people have to Don Jackson______Rose Viola Jackson make their contribution.'lbday. DeCORMIER NISSAN If not you, who? 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And given a movie that could of her gallery of eccentrics: they’re hungry. When they escape from a maximum security 7:00AM CS) captain Bob [DIS] Good Morning MIokoyl reasonably appear on their Miss Carter, demure but willful prison in outer space and land on Earth, these critters decide to C5D Terra Hawks [M AX] MOVIE: 'Chooeh and Chong'a as the Forster heroine: Elliott C£) New Jereey People The C ^ io a n Brothora' Tw in brothars yearend 10-best lists: James quench their appetites by eating everything — and everyone — set out to avenge the murder of their par­ Ivory’s immaculate rendition of U M I Review with his lively wisdom: Sands, in sight. Stephen Herek has directed with precise pacing: There 9$ Tom & Jerry ents in this parody basad on the short 99 MOVIE: The Night of the Orinl/ An story by Alaxandra Dumas. Thomas E.M. Forster’s romantic novel, the perfect romantic hero: are chills, but also thrills and laughs. And it's done without the Simon Callow as all-knowing ax-lawman tries his hand at ranching Chong, Cheech Marin. Rae Dawn “Room With a View.’’ viciousness Spielberg infused In “Gremlins." Grade: B-plus. and finds his greatest adversary to be a Chong. 1984. Rated PG. parson: Daniel Day Lewis as the huge grizzly bear. Clint Walker, Martha Ivory, along with producer 9:00AM (3D Muppet Bablos Carter) is being chaperoned starchy fiance, looking like Erik Down and Out In Beverly Hills (R ) — Nick Nolle, Bette Midler, Hyer. Keenan Wynn. 1966. Ismail Merchant and screenwri­ (3D Popples around Europe by her old-maid ® Bultwinkle ter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, have Rhodes in the Astaire-Rogers Richard Oreyfuse, Little Richard. (Com edy) This is a grapefruit: CS) 98 Buga Bunny/Loonay Tunas Co­ teamed in a series of films — cousin (MaggieSmith). They musicals. full of juicy pulp, sometimes tart, usually acidic — but never (22) Barney Bear & Friends medy Hour “Shakespeare Wallah,” “The are staying at a pension with Ivory glides his players satisfying. Loosely based on Renoir's classic 1932 film "Boudu ® Ring Around the World (£ ) MItllonairo Makar Europeans” and “The Bostoni­ other English tourists, including through magnificent Italian and Saved From Drowning,” this flick ridicules the bourgeolosie: (28 Newamakere 93) Solid Gold 98 More Real People ans” — which are films that an outgoing writer (Denholm English landscapes and in What happens when a bored, rich family saves a bum from 98 Undo Waldo 93) Follow Mo appeal to an elite few. Their Elliott) and his handsome, drawing rooms that breathe drowning? Renoir made it work: Paul Mazursky doesn’t. His (28 Voyagers dreamy son (Julian Sands). authenticity. Two scenes are 93) Suporfrionda (22) (28 Smurfs specialty is repolishing near- direction Is leaden. And Midler — playing a guru-guided [CNN] Daybreak Despite her cousin’s vigilance, (29) Sooama Straot (CC) forgotten literary gems, which unforgettable: when the two princess — refines the word ham. Grade: C . [DIS] Mouserclae they have done splendidly in the heiress has a brief romantic lovers witness a violent stabbing (28 Ask the Manager interlude — simply a kiss — with Gung Ho (PG-13) — Michael Keaton, Gedda Walanabe, [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook 93) Nuoatra Familia “ Room With a View.” scene in the Florence piazza: [MBO] M OVIE: 'Bill Coaby HImaeir Fun- George WendL MIml Rogera. (Comedy) Actor/director Ron (S2) This Old Houaa (CC) The comedy of manners the young man on a picnic. and when the heroine, her nyman Cosby looks st the humor in ever- 93) tost in Spao# begins in Florence in the early Both women are shocked by mother and fiance encounter Howard comes out of the sea (’’Splash’i and sky (“Cocoon") to ydsy fsults, foibles snd successes. Bill the incident and swear each tackle the problems that occur when a Japanese company Cosby. 1982. Rated PG [DIS] Walooma to Pooh Comor part of the century. A spirited three of the male characters in [USA] Jimmy Swaggart [ESPN] Rovco's World Class Woman other to secrecy. They return to an innocent nude frolic in a Invades a small-town auto factory In Pennsylvania. To be even heiress (Helena Bonham 7:30AM (3D Dungeon# and Dragons [HBO] Ravanga of the Nerd A high England where the girl becomes wooded pond. more precise. Howard doesn’t tackle the topic; he fumbles it. school computer whiz plots revenge on engaged to an incorrigibly Rated PG for male nudity. "Gung Ho” Is not a potent social comedy, but a lighthearted (D Wonderama his tormentors. (60 min.) CSD In Depth priggish young man of idle Running time: 1 hour, SO romp that manages to be half-entertalning all the time. [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Buddy Bystom' (CC) A Bob ’Thomas reviews movies wealth. Her plans are upset by Rubber-faced Keaton Is fun to watch, even after the film runs 93) .Voltron, Defender of the Univeree lonely kid tries to play matchmaksr be- minutes. Distributed by Cine- (S9 Underdog twaen his single mom and a would-be for ’The Associated Press. the reappearance of the ardent corn. ■ out of gas. Grads: B. novelist and gadget inventor. Richard (28 Mr. T Dreyfuss, Nancy Allen, Susan Sarandon. Lucas (PG) — Corey Halm, Kerrt Grean, Chaifie Sheen. It's Your Buaineas 1984 Rated PG. 93) Tranzor Z [U S A ] Second (^a h Flo Expo (R). (Comsdy-Drama) In which some clean-cut 16-year-old jocks [C N N ] Sporta Review learn a lesson about dedication and bravery from an 9:10AM [CNN] HMithWMk [D IS ] You and Me, Kid 9:30AM SD uiyu** ai underdeveloped 14-yeer-old genius. Halm plays Lucas with [ESPN] SportaCantar Superstars lose their glow (jS Dudiky Do-Right verve, end redheaded Green as Maggie, the girt Lucas lovss and [T M C ] M OVIE: 'Mataittorm: The Doa- loses, evokes a gentle warmth. Sheen (anothW sibling from the truction of Jarod-Syn' A peacekeeping MOVIE: 'Evary D a / i a Holiday' Our- ing the Gay Nineties, a woman sells the By Frank Sanallo Martin Sheen acting stablo) Is the jock who befriends Lucss Ranger is dispatched to the barren de­ They do for Barbra or Clint. ” sert of a distant ptanat where his mis­ Brooklyn Bridge. Mae West. Edmund Another actor who belongs to and then wins the love of Maggie. Th e film Is somswhat more sion IS to strike down an evil warlord. Lowe. Lloyd Nolan. 1937. than a television “Afternoon Special” but somewhat leM than a Jeffery Byron. Tim Thomerson, Kelly 93) New Jersey Hispano HOLLYWOOD - The late Yul the fading-superstar fraternity Preston 1983. Rated PG In Stereo. Brynner once said that the only has to be Burt Reynolds. His fulfilling adult drama. But It’s a graat flick for the undsr-16 (57) Rod and Real stars are in the heavens, actors recent credits read like an crowd. Take the kidsi Grads; B. 8:00AM (3^ Berenstain Bears [CNN] Money Week go in and out of fashion. instruction manual on how to (3D Popeye [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Th e Money Pit (P G ) - Tom Hanks, Shsfiey Long, Alexandw (3D 98 Pink Panther end Sons (CC) [ESPN] Tennis Magazine But one group of stars — create flops: “Stick,” “City Godunov. (Comody) The minute this romantic couple moves C5D Straight Talk Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' known in the hype-filled movie 10:00AM (3D 3 Heat” (despite the services of into a dream house, it starts to self-destruct. Slime emerges 93) Linia Rascals Wrestling business as superstars — does Clint Eastwood!) and “Stroker from the pipes, small slectrical fires erupt almost every time a (28 Fat Albert (3) Bionic Woman not seem to follow the Brynner Ace." (3D 98 Laff-A-Lympica light switch is flipped, and the staircaae collapses. When they (22) 98 Snorks RETURN OF THE PYLES — That’s right. Gomer Pyle (Jim Nabors, left) and Goober Pyle rule. According to producer Jack (29) Sesame Street (CC) (3D BJ / Lobo try to have the house repaired, they discover that local (George Lindsey) only overlapped once on "The Andy Griffith Show” (Gomer s last show In the past few years, many of Brodsky (“Jewel of the Nile”), workmen have to be bribed with outrageous sums to evsn come (28 From the Editor's Desk 93) Puttin’ on the Hits the screen’s reigning superstars superstars like Reynolds Lorrw Groona's Now Wildomoas was Goober's first), but both will play prominent roles in “ Return to Mayberry,” which and take a look at the place. “Money Pit” has its amusing 93) l-oa Polivocos 98 have headlined in one bomb (28 Oroatost American Haro maintain their clout despite moments, but none of the gags are original, and watching the 93) Robotach airs Sunday, April 13, on NBC. after another. And yet all (29) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood repeated failures because of the house fall apart is sometimes positively painful. G r a ^ C-phis. [CNN] DaybTMk v ip e rs have to do is pick up an hope that their next picture will [D IS ] Dumbo’s Circus 93) Roino Selva}# “ of Daily Variety to read return them to the top. 9% Weeks (R) — Mickey Reurke, torn Baalngsr. (Drama) [E S P N ] Australian Rules Football ‘86 97) Motorwook 11:00AM (3D Rlchl* Rich [U S A ] Bab# Winklaman Good Fishing Price, Martha Hyer, George Nader. 91) Wrestling 1967. that these same actors are “A lot of people will tell you Director Adrain Lyne has transferred some of the urgency of (B) (3D MOVIE: 'Adloa, Sabata' A tough 12:00PM (3D Puttin' on the Hits In r-stairing in a slew of new Burt Reynolds doesn’t have it Elizabeth McNeill's novel about an intense, short-lived [U S A ] Alive A Wolll [D IS ] Arizona Sheepdog A herder's character seeks out an Austrian colonel Stereo. 12:05PM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Brl^oon' sheepdog displays his hard work and in order to get a bag of gold dust worth a Tw o Americans come across a little vil­ The W unloa WWF Championahip Wrestling [projects. anymore,” Brodsky says. “But sadomasochistic relationship to the screen, but he hasn’t 8:30AM (3) dedication rescuing sheep from a dan­ million dollars. Yul Brynner. Dean Reed. (3D lage in the Scottish highlands that Of course, some of these if you’ve been a superstar, you captured — or dealt with — its complexity. It's not as If he didn’t (5D Rainbow Brito gerous mountain stream and a mountain 1971. (3D Voyagers comes alive one day every 100 years. projects were set long before can do it again. His basic try: Th e film was made more than two years ago and was (3D 98 Uttloa,(CC) lion. (ID All-Star Wroatllng 93) Pro Wrwtllng USA Gene Kelly. Van Johnson. Cyd Charisse. Dudley Moore [E S P N ] Championahip Rollor Dorby (R). 1954. Rated G. their latest bombs were (33) Tbo Munatora 93) Soul Train (28 MOVIE: 'Mortal Combat' A martial problem is he’s made too many shelved because its explicit sex scenes would have brought an arts master avenges the slayings of his O Spidarman [H B O ] M OVIE: Ta n k ’ (CC) After his son 9 8 Wrestling 12:15PM [DIS] DTv released. But studio executives pictures.” X rating. So Lyne relented and edited what could have been a is unfairly arrested, an army officer uses wife and son. Chan Kuan Tai, Lu Feng. don’t seem to be learning a But it’s been downhill since Superstars are like baseball fascinating look at a fascinating subject. Basinger gives a 92) ® Oummi Boars (CC) his tank to battle the crooked sheriff. (22) (28 Alvin & the Chipmunks 1982. 1 2:30PM CD MOVIE: T h « Last Angry V O l Wall Stroot Journal Report James Garner. Shirley Jones, C. Thomas (28 Bualnoaa File (22) Mr. T Man' A dedicated doctor fights to save lesson. Other big stars continue players, insists David Gershen- compelling performance. Grade: C -^u s. the life of a troubled teenage boy. Pat with “Six Weeks,” “Lovesick,” Voltron, Dofondar of th# Univoraa Howell. 1983. Rated PG. 93) (28 Thro# Stooges (29) Cataloguo Hingle, Lynn Carlin, Tracy Bogart. 1974. to make multi-picture deals for “Romantic Comedy” and “ Best son, Reynold’s manager. [M A X ] MOVIE: The River' (CC) A hard­ Pretty In Pink (PG -13) — MoNy RlngwaM, Jo n Cryer, Andrew rCNN] Big Story ^ Lucha Ubro SIN (28 Video Gam# seven and even eight figures, Defense.” This season the “Nobody bats 1,000 in the movie working farm family must use all their 98 Amorica'a Top Ton McCarthy. (Drama) John Hughes has written a soapy saga resources to save their land. Mai Gibson, (27) Say Brother 98 MOVIE: 'Nava}o Joo' A man vows to (S ) Spidorman even as their latest film is being diminutive actor was reduced to business. So ’Stroker Ace’ didn’t gat revenge after surviving a massacre. about teenage misfits. This traumatic tale pits rich kids against Sissy Spacek, Scott Glenn. 1984. Rated (B ) World Claaa Championahip Wroa- (28 Joy of Paintirtg roasted by the critics — or “elf abuse,” as one critic make a fortune. So what?! ” PG-13. tiing Burt Reynolds. Aldo San Brell. 1966. poor kids; the film is infused with social clashes and emotional (28 Comody Classloa worse, ignored by the public. described his role as Santa’s A subset of this superstar C h a n n e l s [U S A ] T o Bo Anrtounood [E S P N ] Mark Soaln'a Salt W ater Jour­ 98 Candlopin Bowling threats. Alas, it has been told before — and much better. In his [CNN] Evans and Novak Dudley Moore is a good helper in “Santa Claus: The group consists of stars who nal 93) Rumbo al Mondial: Mexico versus 10:10AM [CNN] CNN Travel Guida [D IS ] Edison Tw ins example of the durability of Movie.” appear in flop after flop but who directional debut, Howard Oeutch has failed to give the film any WFSB Hartford. C T CD [T M C ] M OVIE: 'Stick' (CC ) An ox-con is Union Soviotica spirit; except for brief reprieves, its pace Is heavyhanded. WNEW New York. NY CD 10:30AM (3D 98 Ewoks/DroMs Ad­ out for revenge when his friend is killed 97) Soaamo Stroot (CC) [E S P N ] Skiing: Poracho Corporato Chal- stars who have lost their Despite his track record of also earn go(^ reviews. Meryl WTNH New Haven, C T (D venture Hour by drug dealers. Burt Reynolds, Candice MOVIE: 'Lawman' A New Mexico longo From Lake Tahoe, NV. (6 0 min.) Shame on Richard Marks, who has done a terrible editing job. New York. NY CD 93) box-office glow. Moore rose repeated bombs, Moore report­ Streep is a great actor who has WOR Bergen, George Segal. 1985. Rated R. In marshal faces opposition when he tries Cryer, however, is superb as a zany, frustrated outcast. Grade: WPIX New Yoik. NY Cfl) 9 3 )F T V 1:00PM (3D Cherry Blossom Parodo from the obscure ranks of minor edly earned $3.5 million for the starred in great bombs. Stereo. to apprehend seven men for an acciden­ C-phis. WHCT Hartford. C T (• (J3 Talephona Auction (3) Haro'a Lucy Waterbury. CT [U S A ] Hollywood Inaldor (R). tal killing. Burt Lancaster. Robert Ryan. British actors to become a holiday film. Although “Silkwood” was a WTXX » MOVIE: Traveling Executioner' A Sprir>gfleld. M A 32 (S) 98 Punky Browator Lae J. Cobb. 1971. (ID Hollywood star in "10,” as a commercial and critical hit, WWLP 11:30AM (3D Kkrs woHd carnival showman earns s living by tsk- “There are people who think Hartford. C T 34 Nowton'a Apple (CC) Ira Flatow de­ [CNN] Nowaday Woridwklo . MatyTyiarMoore,Christine WEDH (29) ing his portable electric chair from pri­ composer obsessed with Bo many of Miss Streep’s other monstrates the physics behind punting a (3D T.V. Auction he’s worth it, even though I don’t WVIT Hartford. C T 33 [ESPN] Skiing: Earth Grairta Cup W om ­ son to prison, acting as axacutionar. Lahtt, Te d Danson, Sam Walarston. (Com edy-Dram a) A woman Boston. M A 3B 12 O'clock High Derek. He enjoyed one more put Dudley Moore in the recent outings — including WSBK football. 98 en's Dual Slalom from Kirkwood. CA. Stacy Kaach, Mariana Hill, Bud Cort. (Lahti) discovers that her new best friend (M oora) is married to WGGB Springheld. M A 93) Super Libro (22) 98 Kidd Video MOVIE: Tex' An easy-going and 1970. success with 1981’s sleeper hit superstar class,” says one top “Plenty 'and “Falling in Love” WXTV Patorson. NJ & [HBO] the man she's been having an affair with. A c o rn e d of errors (S ) Bualnoaa File vulnerable 15-yaar-old is caught in an “Arthur.” — were financial disasters. ■ WGBY Sprinofiald, M A e ( O Proaontol 93) MOVIE: 'One Million Yoora B.C.' A producer, who asked not to be emotional tug-of-war as ha tries to grow ensues, then the film taksa a more serious turn when a genuine WTIC Hartford, C T » [C N N ] Stylo With Elsa Klonaoh 98 Video Gam# young man. oxpallad from a savage identified. “When I think of up without parental guidance. Matt Dil­ tribe, moata and falls in love with a girl tragedy strikes. Director Alan Bum s keeps both tha.comedy CNN Cablo Nows Ntwrk ICNNI [DIS] MOVIE: 'Darby O'GIII and the Utde Tony Brown's Journal Tony Brown (27) lon, Jim Matzlar. Ban Johnson. 1962. from a gentle, aonsitiva tribe. John Ri­ superstars, I think of Eastwood, ESPN Sports Network lESPN) people' An Irish storyteller matches wits discusses issues of special interest to and the tragedy a little too tightly under control, but there are Rated PG. chardson. Raquol Welch. 1967. Frank Sanello covert Holly­ Bedford, Streisand. I don’t think HBO Homo Box um co IHSOI with the king of the leprechauns. Albert the black community. plenty of good moments. All four stars turn In first-rate CINEMAX Cinsmax IMAXI [U8A1 MOVIE* Houoo of 1.000 Dolls' A 0 9 Soul Train wood for Newspaper Enterprise people will go to a movie just Sharpe. Sean Connary, Janet Munro. [CNN] NCAA ProviMv performances, but Lahti is the standout. Grade: B. TMC Movia Channal ITMCI 1959. Rated G. vacationing couple discover a houaa AssociatioB. because Dudley Moore is in it. USA USA Network (USA) [ESPN] Fty Flohlng With Joo Hum- where profosaional illutionitta help cap­ [USA] Crafts VWoo Mapailno phroys ture unauapacting victims. Vincent ... ConttntMd WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 12, 1986 Saturday, Continued Saturday, Continued m

character and his friends come to life in Stereo. Open Coverage of the 1 125.000 event is this musical comedy. Robin Williams, [USA] Night Flight N o s t a l g i a (S) (39 lnsid« Look featured from Garden City, NY. (90 min.) Shelley Duvall. 1980. Rated PG. (29 Modom Maturity 1 1 :3 0 P M 33 Hawaii FIvaO (TD Star Games ACROSS DOWN [CNN] Showbiz Week " A ll In the Family" infected realism and socio-eth­ 9 9 Lata Go Bowling 9:10PM (29 House for All Seasons 33 MOVIE: -Tha Paarl o f Daath' Holmes nic parody into the oatmeal puree o l early '70s sitcoms (5Z) W aahington W aak in Raviaw (CC) 1 *'The Seven Yeer — 2 Actor Power 9:30PM (22) A ll is Forgiven when Matt and Watson solve the mystery of the IS7> O w l TV (CC) leaves on business, an uncomfortable Creeper and the stolen Paarl of Death. — and also gave America the etymological phenome­ 5 Cheet 3 Centennial state: abbr. [CNN] Nowaday Woridwida [DIS] Wonderful World of Disney Paula is left in charge of Sonia. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Evelyn An­ [DISj MOVIE: Tha Badlandara' A luc- 9 Bet Your Ufe" (due 4 Polynaalan dance non "meathead." P Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii kers. 1944. ceasful robbery turns into a nightmare [TMC] MOVIE: 'How Sweet It far A to puzzle answer) 5 Prince In India (29 Archie Bunker was vivid. Bigoted, uneducated attd chaae. Alan Ladd, Ernest Borgnine. Europe-bound couple finds the house 10 Mr. Csmey 6 Nor's altar ego [CNN] This Week In Japan (YD Superatara of Wreatling they've rented on the Riviera is already frequently offensive, he railed at every minority group 1958. 12 Valerie Harper role 7 CHy In Ontario [HBO] Not Necesserity the Newt This 9 9 The Honeymooners and liberal ideology imaginable from the depths o l his occupied by a French playboy. Debbie 15 Once more (due to 8 Mr. In Cologne [TM C] MOVIE: 'Popoyo* The cartoon Reynolds. James Garner, Paul Lynda. comedy series presents sketches, news (29 MOVIE; 'Five Getee to Hell' Chinese puzzle anewer) 11 Albert — Itvingroom chair. Constantly offending his blue-collar character and his friends come to life in 1968. and film footage satirizing current ev­ mercenaries kidnap the staff of a Red this musical comedy. Robin Williams, 18 Mr. Auberjonols 13 Gesh ents. Cross Hospital and take them to their sendblllly were his liberal son-in-law M ike Stivic, his Shelley Duvall. 1980 Rated PG. 3:10PM [CNN] Your Money 20 Mr. Orr 14 Co-etar of 36 Across sick warlord. Neville Brand. Ken Scott, diminutive but vociferous next-door neighbor George 16 Louis — , Jr. 10:00PM 3D News Dolores Michaels. 1959. 3:30PM C3}Oolf: Masters Tournament o 21 Entanglement lellerson arul in 1975, Irene lorenzo the appliance Major League Baaa> 1:15PM (22) (39 22 Stamped, eddreeeed 17 Industrial ar*glnears: 3D 99 Love Boat (CC) The Temptations Saturday Night Live Host Oprah ball: New York Mata at Philadalphia or Coverage of the Masters Golf Tourna­ (22) 99 envelope: abbr. abbr. perform for the passengers, a loan shark Winfrey welcomes musical guest Joe whiz and her soulfle-serving husband, Frank. Attd in Toronto at Kansas City m ent is featured from Augusta. GA. (2 24 Batooglng to Oet. 19 Set straight makes an unusual deal with an overdue Jackson. (90 min.) In Stereo. the midst o t all this ethnic anarchy was BdUh Bunker, ^ r s .. 30 min.) customer, and Capt. Stubing becomes 1:30PM (S) Great Expectations. GarlbakH 23 Lula — ® MOVIE: 'Domino Principle* Two pri­ ready with a Uttering laugh and Archie's cold beer. Chariea Givena and the American (29 Rock School 26 Protracted period involved with a kidnapped boy and his 25 Swerve parents. (60 min.) (R). soners are offered an immediate release By the late '70s, the show's popularity and impact Dream 9 9 As! Va el Baisbol 27 One or the other 26 Com w>lke by an organization plotting to kill a. had decreased In proportion with the dissolution of 99 Pro Wrestling (SZl Antiques 31 Solo 20 Joey — (39 Avengers nameless victim. Gene Hackman, Cand­ 30 Clergymen: abbr. the Bunker nuclear lamlly. And various reiatives and (SS Wall Street Week [CNN] Special Report 32 "Star — ( 8 ) Remington Steele Pert 1 o f 2 Leura ice Bergen, Richard Widmark. 1977. 34 Furniture maker's tool 33 Seaweed traces Rsmington to London, where he neighbors left the vicinity o f 704 Houser Street in [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday [ESPN] Speedweek 9 9 MOVIE: 'Breaking Point* Ceaseless 38 Reyon 'Dallas'' 35 Jack - it suspected in a modern-dsy Jack the harassment befalls a man and his family Queens, N.Y., (or spinotf sitcoms o f their own [ESPN] Auto Racing *86: NASCAR U te [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Police Academy II' (CC) 37 _ Marie Saint 36 Actor Stephenson Ripper case. (60 min.) (R). In Stereo. because he testifies against the mob. Bo Model Sportsman Race The worst students ever to go to a police 30 Imcompleta: abbr. 38 Old Dominion: sbbr. l29 Twilight Zone Svenson, Robert Culp. 1976. ("M aude" and "The feilersons"). academy graduate into the worst police o 41 Baby buggy In London 40 Approximate: abbr. The year 1979 found Archie Bunker wiihotd even his 2:00PM CS Tennis: World Champion­ 99 El Samurai Fugitive [CNN] Sports Tonight officers ever to w alk a beat. Steve Gut- 42 College teecher. abbr. ever-scurrying Edith (lean Stapleton felt she had ez- ship Semi-Finals Coverage of the men's tenberg. Bubba Smith, Howard Hesse- (57) Auction tournament semi-finals is featured from 11:45P M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Cannon- hausted the character's potential) and locked In "A r­ man. 1985. Rated PG-13. 99 Crystal Light National Aerobic bell Run II' (CC) This sequel features an­ Dallas, TX (90 min.) chie Bunker's Place, " a sitcom and bar that ran on the 4:00PM (O) Dance Fever Championshipe other collection of crazies in all sorts of CSD Bamaby Jones motorized vehicles racing cross-country 9 9 Horse Racing: Lexington Stakes [CNN] Evening News steam o t "A H In the Family. d 9 MOVIE: 'Golden ' A British for cash. Many guest-star cameos, in­ Question: For what company did Archie work as 'a spy is hidden by a gypsy girl. Ray Mil- (29 MOVIE: The Resurrection of Za­ [HBO] MOVIE: Tank* (CC) After h it son cluding Frank Sinatra, Shirley Ma- land. Marlene Dietrich. 1947. chary Wheeler* After a grinding is unfairly arretted, an army officer uses cLaine. Burt Reynolds. Dorn DeLuisa. dock foreman} automobile crash, a potential presiden­ his tank to battle the crooked sheriff. 1984 Rated PG. (29 MOVIE: 'Raid on Rommel* This James Garner, Shirley Jones, C. Thomas drama covers the WWII infiltration of tial candidate is taken to a mysterious 0 leaecon^utog clinic. Angie Dickinson, Bradford Dill- Howell 1963 Rated PG 12:00A M 99 Dempsey and Make­ •Aueduroj a ia P < " / o p i IsrSsapuajj tjaassuy Rommel's Panzer Division in Libya. Ri­ oooo peace chard Burton, John Colicos, Clinton man, James Daly. 1971. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock The Untouchables Greyn. 1971. (22) Kung Fu 99 ^ OOOOOQO 10; 10PM [MAX] MOVIE; Night of 9 9 Sabados Musicales (29 Cats and Dogs (CC) (29 Madeleine Cooks the Comet* (CC) Two Valley Girls try to [CNN] Newenight (29 MOVIE: 'Survivor Sixteen passen­ (29 Tennis: Women's Family Circle Cup survive after a comet's radiation turns its gers of a 1972 Andes plane crash strug­ Semifinals Coverage is featured from victims into cannibalistic zombies. Mary [ESPN] AWA Wrestling Iruction o f JaracLSyn* A peacekaaping matchmaker between his single mom gle for survival. Pablo Ferrel, Hugo Stig- Hilton Head Island, SC. (2 hrs.) Live. hosts this weekly news magazine which Lilhan Gish 1960 Catherine Stewart. Kelli Maroney. Rob­ 2:30AM Q3) m o v ie : -Gutter of tht 7:00PM (!5D Agronsky and Company [HBO] Hitchhiker Man of Her Dreams Ranger is dispatched to the barren de­ and a would-be novelist and gadget in­ litz. Luz Maria Aguilar. 1976. reports on Congressional activities ert Beltran 1984 Rated PG-13 A woman finds that Mr. Right may be a West* Custer is sent W est where Indians 9 9 MOVIE: 'Viva Knievel' Smugglers Check It Out (22) ( ^ Gimme a Break Addy prepares to sert of a distant planet where his mis­ ventor. Richard Dreyfuss. Nancy Allan. (57) Julia Child and Company C5D murderer. are rebelling and he petitions Congress 9 9 El Mundo del Box plan to sabotage Evel Knievel's motorcy­ leave for a job in New York and doesn i 10:30PM 3D Black Newt sion is to strike down an evil warlord. Susan Sarandon. 1984. Rated PG. cle jump in Mexico in order to smuggle (Y) Wheel of Fortune to view the situation more clearly. Rob­ (57) Undersea W orld o f Jacques [CNN] Newswatch invite Nell to her going-away party (R|. 1 2 : 3 0 A M Mad Movies With the Jeffery Byron. Tim Thomerson, Kelly cocaine into the US. Evel Knievel, (39 Independent Network Newt (2D ert Shaw. Mary Ure, Jeffrey Hunter. 4:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Waak Cousteau [HBO] On Location: Tina Turner Private 3 D News In Stereo L.A. Connection Preston. 1983. Rated PG. In Stereo. Lauren Hutton. 1977. 1966. Dancer Concert Tins Turner is seen live (T9 Jeffersons O MOVIE: Od* to Billy Joo' The rom­ (29 Alfred Hitchcock 93) Ona step Beyond (H ) MOVIE: *The Violent Enemy' A group CY) Off Track Betting 1:10AM [CNN] Haalth Waak [CNN] Sports Latanight 4;30AM of IRA men plot to destroy a British fac­ 93) PELICULA: 'H ijszo d * M l VIdaza’ Los in concert in a special filmed during her Eeaence ance of two teenagers brings }oy until a (59 Alfred Hitchcock Preeents (39 [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch [TM C] MOVIE: 'Allay Cat* After hood­ [CNN] Big Story tory in a defiant gesture of Irish inde­ Polivoces, S. Montenegro. 'Private Dancer' tour. (60 min.) secret intervenes Robby Benson. Glyn 1:20AM 33 m o v ie ; -a Thouaand (29 Solid Gold lums cause her grandmother's death, a pendence Ed Begley. Susan Hamsphire. (57) M agic o f Oil Painting [TMC] MOVIE: T h e Lonely Guy' After nis O'Connor. Joan Hotchkis 1676 10:40PM [DIS] DTV [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Police Academy II' (CC) Clowns' Two social workers try to have ( ^ Muppeta The worst students ever to go to a police the 11-year-old nephew of a TV writer vengeful woman uses her martial arts 1968 9 9 MOVIE: 'Our Man Flint* An organiza­ his sexy girlfriend leaves him, a young 99 PELICULA: 'P e tto de Fieras’ Narciso 1 1:00PM 3D Eyewitness News expertise to bring the thugs to justice. man faces a lonely life and writes a best­ (29 Beat of Family Feud Menta. Pipo academy graduate into the worst police taken sway after the w riter quits his job. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rock and Rule' An ag­ tion plots to take over the world by con­ MOVIE; 'Plaza Suite' Three stories Karin Mani, Robert Torti. 1984. Rated R. selling book which serves as a guide for 3 ) officers ever to walk a beat. Steve Gut- Jason Robards Jr, Barbara Harris, Mar­ ing rock star has a desire to rule the tro llin g the weather. James Coburn, Gila (29 It's a Living (57) Auction revolve around the different occupants other lonesome men. Steve Martin. tenberg, Bubba Smith, Howard Hesse- tin Balsam. 1965. [CNN] Nawanight world. Voices of Paul Le Mat. Catherine Golan, Lee J. Cobb. 1966. of Suite 7 19 at the Plaza W alter Mat­ 3:00AM Charles Grodin, Judith Ivey. 1984. ll9 Barney Miller 99 Lou Rewla' Black Gold Awards man 1965. Rated PG-13 Moriarty. 1983. Rated PG. [CNN] News Update thau, Maureen Stapleton. Barbara Har­ 1:30AM (3 ) m o v ie : The Phantom of [ESPN] NHL Hockey: Diviaional Semi­ 38th Emmy date Rated R. @9 Novela: Cristal [CNN] Prime News 1 2 :4 0 A M [DIS] Amirica, The Beauti­ tha Opara' A violinist with the Paris Op­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Loving Couples' Two [DIS] MOVIE: The Boy From Dead ris. 1971 finals [USA] Saturday Cartoon Express 9 9 Dance Fever NHL Hockey: Divisional Semi- ful Through the magic of Disney era goes mad trying to advance his couples go in for some unconventional Man's Bayou' A church's-silver bell must [ESPN] [U S A ] Night Flight (R). HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The finale 3D (29 99 News photography, take a trip across the Un­ daughter’s career as a singer. Claude re-grouping Shirley McLaine, James be retrieved from a bayou ruled by a vi­ [D IS ] MOVIE: *the Bears and I' A young 5:30PM (29 (57) victory Garden (39 (29 Tales from the Darkside ited States. Rains, Nelson Eddy. Susanna Foster. [M A X ] M O VIE:'Dune' (CC) A 38th annual Prinnetime Emmy Coburn. Susan Sarandon. 1980. Rated cious alligator. Mitch Vogel. John Mcln- Vietnam vet delivers the personal effects [H B O ] MOVIE; 'C ere Eye' (CC) Stephen 3:1 5AM [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday 1943. waterless planet holds the key to the fu­ PG. tire, Mike Lookinland. 1971. of a deceased friend to the man's father King presents a trilo g y of terror based (39 CPTV Auction Awards presentations will be 12:45AM (3S m o v ie : t h * r« i ora- ture and the pest of the universe: a spice [D IS ] DTV and decides to stay on to seek peace on his short stories. James Woods. Rob 99 Independent Network Newa held Sept. 21 at the Pasadena [USA] MOVIE:'Bug' After a minor eanh- [ESPN] High School Basketball: 5:40PM (22) NewsCenter gon* Charlie Chan gets "h e lp " from his known as melange. Kenneth MacMillan. quake, a small California town is in­ and solitude. Patrick Wayne. Chief Dan ert Hays. Drew Barrymore 1985 Rated chauffeur in solving a baffling mystery. 9 9 ABC Nawa McDonald's AM-Amerlcan Game ([ID Eyewitnasa News (59 MOVIE: 'It Came from Beneeth the Sting, Kyle McLachlan. 1964. Rated PG- Civic Auditorium to be followed fested by a strange new strain of cock­ 6:00 PM George, Andrew Duggan. 1974 Rated PG-13 Sidney Toler, Benson Fong. 1946. [MAX] MOVIE: The Champ' A strug­ G Sea' An atomic submarine encounters a [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday 13. ' by the Academy of Television roaches. Bradford Dillman, Joanna C5D What's Happening Now [MAX] MOVIE; T h e River* (CC) A hard giant octopus in a shakedown cruise Miles, Richard Gilliland. 1975. gling boxer gains strength and inspira­ [USA] Three's a Crowd 1:35AM [M A X] MOVIE: ‘DMth Hunt- Arts & Sciences governors ball. tion from his son. Jon Voight, Faye Dun­ CSD Action News working farm fam ily must use all their Faith Domergue, Kenneth Tobey, Don­ 1 :0 0 A M C2D Malba Moore's Collection resources to save their land. Mel Gibson A Mountie embarks on a cross-Canadian 3:30AM 3D m o v ie : The Mad Mons­ [CNN) Health Waak away. Ricky Schroder. 1979. Rated PG. (S) Championship Wrestling [CNN] Sports Update ald Curtis 1955 o f Love Songs In Stereo. The non-televised primetime 2:10PM 7:05PM Sissy Spacek, Scott Glenn 1984 Rated manhunt to find a fur trapper suspected ter* A scientist invents a form ula that can Ifa a Living (D ABC News turn men into monsters. Johnny Downs. 2:30PM CD MOVIE: The Death of [USA] Dick Cavett (R). (39 Good Timas 7:30PM C2D Connecticut Outstanding PG-13 (69 of murder. Charles Bronson, Lee Marvin, awards for creative arts [CNN] Pinnacle (39 Twilight Zone Andrew Stevens. 1981. Rated R. Anne Nagel. 1942. Ocean View Park* A seaside amusement 4:30PM CD 991 W ld * w o rld of Sports: (39 International World Championship Young Citizen Awards Connecticut's [USA] MOVIE: 'Candy Snatchers' A 16 categories will be presented on park IS turned into a nightmare o f disas­ W restling outstanding young citizens for 1986 are CNN Headline News [CNN] Crosafir# Welterweight Boxing and White Water year-old girl is kidnapped and buried [DIS] MOVIE: ‘Days of Heaven' Three (39 2:00AM QD A t th * m o v K s Sept. 6. also at the Pasadena ter by an unusually powerful hurricane honored by the Connecticut Jaycees teenage migrant farm workers cross Canoeing Coverage is featured on the (57) Auction alive. Her captors demand a fortune m (22) New Generation [CNN] Money Weak 3:40AM [HBO] MOVIE: -Whara tha Civic Auditorium. Mike Connors. Diana Canova, Martin Mark Breland-Darryl Anthony welter­ (YD Ted Knight Show diamonds from her father's jewelry paths with a wealthy wheat farmer. Ri­ Boys Are '8 4 ' (CC) Four college women Landau 1979 (22) NawaCentar chard Gere, Linda Manz. Sam Shepard l59 MTV Top 20 Video Countdown The [ESPN] SportsCenter w eight bout from Atlantic City, N.J. and store. Tiffany Bolling. Ben Piezza, Vin­ top 20 videos of the week are presented. travel to Fort Lauderdale for some fun Both black-tie events will be (29 Auction Express (6D Jeopardy 1978 Rated PG 29 Great Decisions the World White Water Canoeing Cham­ cent Mertorano. 1974. (60 min.) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Hot Dog... tha Movie' and romance but run into problems of supervised by the academy's pionships from Augsburg, West Ger­ 99 @9 News 3D 99 In Search of... [ESPN] SportsCenter (CC) Ski bums and bunnies try to outdo the heart. Lisa Hartman. Russell Todd, 99 Barney Miller Benson (CC) Benson [E S P N ] Surfing: O.P. Pro Surfing Cham­ many. (90 min.) 99 (69 At the Movies 8:30PM 3D 99 each other on the slopes while looking Lome Luft. 1984. Rated R. past president, Diana Muldaur. [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klansch (59 White Shadow under the impression that Gov. Gatling [TMC] MOVIE; 'S tick' (CC) An ex-con is pionships Coverage from Huntington (39 Puttin' on the Hits (22) As Schools Match W itt out for revenge when his friend is killed for a little romance on the side. David This year the television awards [DIS] Newl Animal World; Wild Animal 9 9 Show de las Estrellas cannot succeed himself in office, is pur- Beach. (60 min.) Naughton, Patrick Houser, Tracy N. 4:00AM [T M C ] MOVIE: Buddy Sya-, suaded by Sen. Diane Hartford to run for by drug dealers. Burt Reynolds, Candice will be broadcast by NBC. Odyssey View the different types of (29 97) Frugal Gourmet (69 Fame 9 9 Price Is Right [T M C ] MOVIE: M etalstorm : The Dee- Smith. 1984. Rated R. tarn' (CC) A lonely kid. tries to play governor. Bergen. George Segal. 1985. Rated R. In wildlife from Ontario to South Africa's 5:00PM (X) Mission: Impossible [CNN] Newswatch (29 Maude Kruger Park 9 9 Whet's Happsning Now (S ) 3 9 Th« Fact! o f LIfa (CC) The girls (5) Greatest American Hero [DIS] Electric Grandmother Time means impulsively hire a handsome young car­ 3:00PM (IS MOVIE: 'Spearman of nothing to the grandchildren' of a spe­ [CNN] CNN Investigative Report penter to rebuild Mrs. Garrett's fire- Death* An overly am bitious clan member cial' grandmother. (60 min.) P^ ^ i DuckpiryChallenge [USA] Covsr Story damaged shop. (R), In Stereo. Is Your Body Fit betrays his master and fellow pupils (39 [ESPN] Outdoor Life 1970. (22) WWF~Chempionship Wrestling 8:00PM C2D Crazy Like a Fox Harry [DIS] Mouaterptece Theater [HBO] MOVIE: 'Bill Cosby Himself Fun­ Pro Bowlers' Tour Long Island Capitol Journal Hodding Carter checks out the murder of a generous bag M O V IE :'A Touch of Scan For The Beach? IRA-Pay Less to the IRS (Y) 99 (29 nyman Cosby looks at the humor in ever­ 9:00PM CD lady who was killad because of her dal’ Scandal involving a male prostitute, yday faults, foibles and successes. Bill knowledge of a society scandal (60 Cosby. 1982. Rated PG. blackmail and murder threatens to des­ min.) troy an idealistic woman lawyer's cam­ REDUCE YOUR TAXABLE INCOME BY [M A X ] MOVIE: 'From Here to Etemity* C5) MOVIE: '12 Angry Men' One juror paign for the state attorney general s GIBSON’S GYM The passions and violence of a group of slowly sways the other 11 to a not guilty office. Angie Dickinson. Tom Skerntt OPENING A M.S.B. INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT soldiers stationbJ at Pearl Harbor just verdict, when they originally wanted to 1984. (R). before World War It are portrayed. Burt Beach Package THE FACTS OF LIFE vote guilty. Henry Fonda. Lee J. Cobb, 3D 99 M r. and Mrs. Ryan A policeman s ACCOUNT TODAYI Lancaster. Deborah Kerr, Frank Sinatra. Ed Begley. 1957. MSB5\rR. rata 1954. work is complicated by the meddling of 3 Month Membership 3D 99 The Redd Foxx Show (CC) When his socialite wife in crime-related mat­ [USA] USA Dance Show a pretty new waitress arrives, Al adopts ters. (60 min.) IMPORTANT-C/iec/f these features Effocthfo Aooaal Blair (Lisa Whelchel. 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(R), In Stereo. episode of NBC’s "The Facts Robards. 1977. • FrH WtIgM Tnlnlng • Wtffl Suntiming • Normal Baakiag Hoars A Tkars. eves. A Sat mom @9 Charytin [DIS] MOVIE: Adventures of the Wild of Life," airing SATURDAY, MOVIE: The Bedge or the Cross' A • Niulilut • Blicycli Airtble BIkn [CNN] Pinnacle (39 erness Family* A family faces a rocky APRIL 12. detective who becomes a priest never road to survival In the Rockies wheri they • Pm inillnfl Pngnmt [ESPN] SporuCenter gives up the search for his wife's mur­ abandon the urban rat race for life in the MANCHESTER STATE BANK derer. George Kennedy, Ricardo Montal- Now Momboro Only CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME [TMC] MOVIE: The Shining' Ghostly vi­ wilderness. Robert Logan. Susan Da sions of murdered children are just ban. Nico Minerdos. 1971. manta Shaw. 1975. Rated G. "Manchester’s Hometown Bank" some of the strange events that haunt a ^ 9 MOVIE: The Unfo^iven' Two fami­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'Popaye' The cartoon 646-3131 Offer Expires June 1st family staying at an isolated mountain lies feud with savage Kiowa Indians over 4-aALTH AAD I 1041 Main St., Manchester 646-4004 resort. Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, the adopted daughter of one of the fam i­ 519 East Middle Tpke., Manchester Scatman Crothers 1980 Rated R. lies. Audrey Hepburn. Burt Lancaster. ... ContInuBd WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April 12,1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. April U. 19M [C N N ] W sok In Review [H B O ] MOVIE: 'High Sohool U.8A.' (CC) 15 Coloring Contest Sundav, April 13 Senior Jay-Jay Madison becomes datsr- mlned to dethrone Beau Middleton from his parch as the school's most populsr MURPER, SHE preppy. Michael J. Fox. Nancy McKaon. Tony Dow. 1983. 7KK)AM CD w« B«u«v« (31) Joele end the Pueeyeets WROTE [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Moving Vlolatlona' (CC) CS) Hour of PovMr (39 Kenneth Copeland A moronic group of studants struggles to g ra d u a l from traffic school. John D Diologuo ( 8 Little Houaa on the Prairie Angela Lansbury stars in Murray. Jennifer Tilly. Jamas Kasch G D Foc»O ff (SB Expect e Mlrade CBS's "Murder, She Wrote,” 1985. Ratad PG-13. (H ) OW Tim# Ooopol Hour ( S ) (8Z) Seasme Straat (CC) as Jessica Retchar, a cele­ 2:25PM (X ) m o v i e : -iiMkffMt« t h - d l Cerresoolondoe ® PorttyABugs brated mystery writer whose fany'e' A young girl lives by har wits and (9W orW VWon ^ 9 The World Tomorrow charm and cha— s tha blues by visiting penchant for solving crimes Tiffany's. Audrey Hepburn. George Pep- Let’s add (22) O Jim m y SwooQort 93) U Benta Miaa leads her Into bizarre and col­ pard, Patricia Naal. 1961. I Q It'a Your Buain— a O Supar Sunday orful adventures. It airs SUN­ 2:30PM (S ) Hogen'a Haro— ( g j K a n n th Copaland [C N N ] Paybraak DAY, APRIL IS. 21 Odd Couple (CNN] DaybrMk (DI8| Walooma to Pooh Comar 9 9 Chlqulllad— [D IS ] Mouaarolao [M A X ] M OVIE: T h a Laat Starfightar' (C C ) A vidao gama w iiard is racruitad by [D IS ] Newl Animal World: Porpoi— [E8 P N 1 Auto Racing 'M : NASCAR Lata With e Purpose An expedition to capture Modal Sportaman Raoa an alian to halp sava tha univarsa. Rob- color to art Pratton, Lanca Guast 1984. Ratad and traneport a dolphin to Marinaland is [U S A ] SurKlay Cartoon Ejipraaa PG. tha subject of this episode. [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Meatballs II' (CC) In 7:05AM [M A X ] m o v i e : 'SupatgM' 9:30AM CD Faoa the State (C C ) Supargirl travels to earth in search this s ^ u e l. Camp Sasquatch is pitted in Leave It to Beever of her city's power source. Helen Slater, CD tr«l of a dog loads in tha captura off a a boxing match against another nesrby Faye Dunaway, Hart Bochner. 1084. Point of View [U S A ] AH Amarloan Wraatllng (R). camp. Richard Mulligan. John Mangatti. CD ong off taonaga kidnappara. Patar :4' Rated PG. (33) Heethollff Sreck, Edgar Buchanan, Tarry Cartar. 12:15PM [D IS ] Basaball Favor It's Kim Richards. 1984. Ratad PG 1874. Ratad 6. springtime and Donald, Goofy and their our hall! 7:30AM (D Barrio ( S ) Dey of Dieoovery 3KK)PM ( X ) a a i r ; M « t m Final Round other friends halp calabrata America's Coverage of tha final round of tha Mas­ CD Celebration of the Euoharlat 2 9 Celebrate [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Polica Aoadamy II' (CC) Tha worst studants avar to go to a polica favorite pastime. ters tournament is featured from Au­ CD In the Black (39 Tennessee Tuxedo gusta. GA. (3 hrs.) acadamy graduata into tha worst police 12:30PM CD m o v i e : 'Barefoot In the 0 Day of Oiaoovery 9 9 Rev. Devld Paul officers over to wsik s trast. Steva Gut* Park’ A conservative young attorney and C D 9 9 Major League Baaaball: Naw tanbarg. Bubba Smith, Howard Hossa. (39 What About Women 93) Nueva York Ahoia his uninhibited bride try to adjust to mar­ York Meta at Philadelphia or Toronto at man. 1985. Ratad PG-13. ried life in New York City. Robart Red- Kans— City ® More Real People S3) Funtaatic World of Hanita-Barbara Jawiah ford, Jane Fonda. Charles Boyar. 1967 To B# AnrHMmeed 93) El Club 700 [C N N ] Evangal Cathadral 10:45 AM 139 ufo 99 At the turn of the century, there were (19 Qua Pa— . U8A7 [C N N ] Big Story [D IS] Donald Duck PraaMits 11 KX>AM d ) MOVIE; Tanan'a Now (39 MOVIE: The Bunahirw Patriot* A York Advonturo' Boy it kidnapped and (22) 29 Meet the Pre— master spy. caught behind tha Iron Cur­ no such things as television or video [DIS] You end Me. Kid 10:00AM (D CBS Sunday Momirtg taken to tha U.S. at a circus anraction. (29 Fourth Estate tain. switches identities with an Amen Nawa Johnny Weismuller, Maureen O'Sulli­ can butinaaaman. Cliff Robertson. Dma arcades. Cheney Hall was where you 8:00AM CD Jimmy Swaggart 99 spotlight on Government CD Dukas of Hazzard van, Johnny Shefiald. 1942. Merrill, Luther Adler 1968 CD Make It Real 2Z) Madeleine Cooks came to have fun in Manchester, CD This Waak in Conrractlcut CD David Toma Show (22) (39 Major Leagua Baaaball: Boston CD Millionaire Maker [C N N ] CN N Investigattve Report at Chioago White Sox CD Sunday Mass 93)ftv whether you were young or old. • (ID (39 Frederick K. Price [ESPN] NFL Superstars (29 Partners Dance 93) Supar Sunday (22) Real to Rool (21 He>Man & Masters of the Universe 9 9 E IC h a v o ...... - The hall was the center of life in our (39 Patar Popoff (29 Suporaoccor 1:00PM (D MOVIE: 'Mozambiqua' An (22) Robert Schuller unemployed pilot is blackmailed into (SZ) Masterpiece Th— tre: By the Sword (29 (B ) Sesame Street (CC) ® Laava It to Beavar (39 Adolanta taking a job in Mozambique where he is Divided (CC) Part 2 of 9 Tw o families town. Dances were held at the hall. (39 Expect a Miracle (22) Chalica of Salvation (39 Throe StoogM used by a woman to help her get a brief­ find thamsalves on opposita sides ol a Prominent people, including President (29 Mr. Rogera' Natghborhood 9 9 Your Mayor's Report case full of money. Steve Cochran. Hild- war (60 min.) (3 The World Tomorrow egarde Neff. Paul Hubschmid 1965 (S9 Sacrlfica of tha Mass 93) Round Coro 93) MOVIE: T a k a Down* An English William H. Taft, visited and spoke at the 99 What's Happening Now teacher tries to build confidence and Nova: Child Survival (CC) The United CD Phil Silvers El Minlstsrio de Jim m y Swaggart (39 Undardog (SZ) school spirit by turning inept high 9D Nations Children's Fund has launched a (33) To Be Announced hall. During the First World War, Presenta 99 W.V. Grant Sr. school wrestlers into champions Ed drive to save the lives of seven million 3# MOVIE: Th*f« My Boy" Th» ihy. Voltron. Defender of the Universe ward Hermann. Lorenzo Lames 1979 soldiers were sent off to training camps (iD (SZ) Secret City children a year who die from curable di­ anemic son of a former All-American [C N N ] Larry Ktr>g Weekerrd [CN N ] Daybreak [D IS ] W ind in the Willows seases (60 min.) (R). swimming champ becomes a football there. During the worldwide flu theater group which plans to use the the Cheney Bros, silk company, as a hero. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Polly [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Little Dragons' A group [DIS] Dumbo's Circus [H B O ] Frsggle Rock: Cavern of Loat m ) M OVIE; 'Med About Music' A girl in. of Bergen 1951 Dreams (CC) vents a fictitious father who she mutt kids that study karate rescues one of building as a theater. The Little Theatre cultural and community center for the [T M C ) MOVIE: 'Richard III' Shakes their pals Sally Boyden. Chris Peterson epidemic of 1918, the building served as peare's classic of the mad king, filmed in produce to her pals. Desnna Durbin. (22) M OVIE: 'Last Four Days' Bamto Mus­ [CNN] On th« M«nu Charles Lane 1981 Rated PG people of Manchester. Spain and England. Sir Laurence Olivier. 10:10AM Herbert Marshall. Gail Patrick. 1938 solini falls at the hands of the anti- a hospital. of Manchester also wants other groups Fascist underground. Henry Fonda. [U S A ] M OVIE: ‘Running Scared' Two Sir John Gielgud. Sir Ralph Richardson. 10:30AM GD Thi> WMk with d iv m [CN N] Nawa Update to be able to use the building. The hall is an early example of the 1955 Brinkley [M AX] MOVIE: 'City Hoaf (CC) A cop Franco Nero. Rod Steiger 197 7 discharged soldiers are suspected of Plays, including "Uncle Tom’s being epies with information about a 8:30AM CD up Front CD Meet the Mayors and a private eye tangle with mobsters (29 Connecticut Lawmakers Today, Cheney Hall, a National French Second Empire style. Like much during Prohibition. Clint Eastwood, Burt Caribbean invasion Ken Wahl. Judge Cabin,” were put on at the hall. In later CD The World Tomorrow (33) Three Stooges (39 Connecticut Newsmakers Reynolds, Jane Alexander. 1985. Rated Reinhold. Annie McEnroe 1960 American architecture of the period, it It Is Written 99 Let's Go Bowling years, the hall was used as a movie Historic Landmark, stands as a CD 9 9 Tsiephone Auction PG 3 : 3 0 P M 99 Esta Semana an Beisbol 93) Punto de Encuentro (29 Kidtime O MOVIE: Tsrzan's Greatest Adven­ 11:15AM 93) Para Gent# Grand# [T M C ] MOVIE: 'A Qu— tion of Honor' theater. Today, if you walk inside the reminder of more than 100 years of our mixed medieval and renaissance styles. 29 Hour of Power ture' Tarzan rescues a female pilot who (SZl Firing Line An honest cop is caught in a deadly has crashed and captures a gang that 1 1:30AM CD Fee# the Nation Brick and brownstone arches grace each 2 9 Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Oawg 93) M OVIE: T h e Gentle Rain' Two social game of power politics end police cor hall, you’ll see a ticket booth. town’s history. Its restoration as a robbed a settlement of explosives. Gor­ CD High School Bowl ruption Ben Gazzare. Paul Sorvino Rob Davey & Goliath outcasts, a frigid upper-class girl and a don Scott. Anthony Quayle, Sara Shane. The World Tomorrow disturbed mute architect, meet in Rio de art Vaughn 1982 cultural and community center will window. 1959 CD 29 At different times, the hall served as a [C N N ] Crossfire Janeiro and fall in love Christopher (33) M OVIE: 'Abbott and Coatallo Meat 4 : 0 0 P M CD BJ / Lobo prove that yesterday’s buildings can be The same attention to perfection of [DIS] Good Momirtg Miokeyl (29 (3D Owl TV (CC) th# Mummy' Bud and Lou slip into the George. Lynda Day. Fay Spam 1966 library, a lecture hall, an armory, a ( 3 MOVIE: 'Miracle of the H— rt: A (59 Batman crypt of old King Tut and get chummy [CN N ] Nawaday Worldwida [E S P N ] C o lle y Hockey; N C A A Division Boystown Story' The inspiring story of concert hall, a theater, and a banquet creatively adapted to meet the needs of design and workmanship is evident 1 Championship 9 9 Conversations With with a mummy. Bud Abbott, Lou Cos­ [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: NASCAR tello. Marie Windsor 1955 an aging priest and a troubled youth [H B O ] MOVIE; T h e Last Unicom' A uni­ 93) Tomas y Debates Tran— uth 500 Coverage from Darling­ who. with the help of each other. red>s hall. Audiences at Cheney Hall listened today’s citizens. inside the building. Oak and chestnut (39 Wall Street Journal Report ton. SC (4 hrs . 30 mm.) corn encounters romance and peril (23) Kids, Incorporated cover their courage, wisdom and places while searching for others of her kind (S ) Argument [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ride Vequero* A wom­ in the world Art Carney. Casey Sie to Horace Greeley, Henry Ward trim stand in contrast to simply 1982 Rated G [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday 9 9 This Week With Oevid Brinkley (CC) an s love comes between a Mexican ban­ matzko 1986 [DIS] MOVIE: 'HerWe Goes to Monte plastered walls and ceiling. Much of the 8:45AM & Sacred Heart dit and his half-brother as they try to (29 Firing Line Beecher, Susan B. Anderson, and other Carlo* While in Franca preparing for a [CN N] NFL Preview drive out a senler and his wife who ere (39 SportsWorid: Superaters Coverage woodwork is beautifully carved. 9:00AM CD Comment big racs. Herbie's gas tank becomes the [ESPN] Mezde SportaLook trying to build a ranch in their area Rob­ historic figures. hiding place for a stolen diamond. Dean ert Taylor. Ava Gardner. Howard Keel of preliminary round competition is fea­ The building CD Plasticman Jonas. Don Knotts. Julia Sommers. 12KK)PM CD Tennis: World Cham­ 1953 tured from Miami Beach. FL. (90 mm ) Eventually, Cheney Hall became a CD In Touch Ministfiee 1977 Rated 6. pionship Men’s Finale Coverage is fea­ 99 PELICULA: El Rey* tured from Dallas, TX. (3 hrs.) [U S A ] MOVIE: *171# D— th of Bruce L— ' D Orel Roberts [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Benjr An apparent was- (SZ) Nature: Aspen: Dancer on the Wind salesroom for silk fabrics, until it closed CD Be me by Jones 1:05PM [D IS ] Dianay'a Legends and (CC) The aspen is the most widely distri­ Har— in 1976. It was donated to the town of Cheney Hall is an elegant Victorian CD Hour of Power buted tr— in North America and it plays Raising funds (39 Greet— t Sporta Legends 1:30PM CD Ma)or Leagua Baseball: an intricetai part in tha acoeyttems of various regions. (60 min.) In Starao Manchester, which leased it to the Little building. It was designed by Horace ® M OVIE: *A Hetful of Rain* A Korean Naw York Meta at Philadalphia w ar hero struggling with drug addiction ® Praaanfl [CN N] News Update Theatre of Manchester, a community Hammat Billings of Boston in 1866 for Puzzle Solutions affects tha liv— of those around him. ® Black Parapeetlva [H B O ] Survival 8p— iai: Parents of the Don Murray, Eva Maria Saint. Anthony Wild Money is needed so that the building Franciosa. 1957. 99 WikJ Kingdom [CNN] Money Week [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Being There' A child can be used once again as a community ® Hogan'a Hero— like man m— tt important powerful peo­ IS ) McLaughNn Group ple who interpret his bewildered silence center. The building needs a new 2KK)PM (S MOVIE; 'Captain Blood* as brillienca. Patar Sallare. Shirley Ma- ^ 9 What About Women Or. Patar Blood, sold into slsvary. as- cLaina, Maivyn Douglat. 1979 Rated furnace and plumbing, and electricity answer O MOVIE: 'AR (hiiet on the Weetem capas from an island prison and ba- PG Front* A young German boy plunges ax- comes e feared pirate captain Errol □□ citediy into World W ar I and soon learns Flynn. Olivia da Havilland. Basil Rath- 4:30PM [C N N ] Evana artd Novak and painting. A new floor in the SUBDUE ARMORY FAULTY bona. 1935. □□ PETITE OUTCRY BABIED tha terror and degradation of war. Ri­ [D IB ] Olartey'a Return to Treeauro Is­ basement is needed because the bottom □ chard Thomas, Ernest Borgnine, Donald (29 The thekeap— re Hour Hosted by land Long John Silvor and Jim Hawkins What tha cow who oouldnT PI— — nca. 197g. Walter Matthau; AH's Well That End# are reunited after a tan year — paration one has rotted. Recently, repairs were □□ give milk cooaldfPd hanslf— (Q ) Madam Maturity Well A poor doctor's daughter cur— a (105 min.) □ dying king and is granted a reward (60 [C N N ] Naw day Worldwida min.) 5K)0PM (X ) Koffak made to the roof and the brick outside □ AN “UDDER” [ESPN] SportaC— sar IX) Mack ShMp Squadron □ O Tennis: Womsn's Family Clrds Cup was restored. FAILURE [H0O] MOVIE: 'Kencueky Woman' A Chempleoship Covsrsgs of ths chsm- (O ) Ewnc □□ woman ancountars harasamant and hu­ pronship finals is fsstursd from Hilton O It Tckcc a TTiiaff Almost $700,000 has been raised so far □□ miliation whan sha go— to work at a Head. Island. S C. (2 hrs.) coal minor. CHaryl Ladd. Philip Lavian. ® Monairmakare OStarSoareh to restore the building. About $500,000 is □□ Jumbt* appear* ort page 9 Sandy MePaak. 1S83. ISS Shakaapaare Hour Fmbsladoi— da la Musi— Colom- □ [TMCJ MOVIE: That ChamptanoNp 99 CD ITa a Living needed. The Cheney Hall Campaign □ □□□ □□□ □ Saaaon* Four fermar high school baakat- [C N N ] Nat»a«»a«o>i ball stars reuntsa a— ry y— r to try to re­ Aapam Oanaar on the Wind Committee hopes that the building will □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ capture the glory of that mamawt in their (O Q T h a aspen is the most widely drstri- [H B O ] Fraagla Raek: Cavam off Loat Hima whan a— rything was parfoct b ir t ^ tr— in North America and it plays Dreatna (CC) be open in two years. Bruca Dam, Stacy Kaaeh, Robart Mlt- an intricaiB part in the ecoaynams of chwm. 1982. Raiad R. vanoua regions. (60 min.) In Stareo. ...ConthNMd But the committee needs your help. WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 12, 19M WEEKEND PLUS, Satunlay, April 12, 1MB 16 Coloring Contest 17 Coloring Contest Why should we preserve Cheney Hall? ADOPT An American community is seldom given the opportunity in this day and age of preserving a Structure which has been part of the best of its past. THIS Our country is a young one when compared with other nations of the world. It has grown so rapidly in both population and area that, BEAR! throughout its existence, the eyes of its people have been fixed firmly on the future. The relics of M\ Three Lucky Boys or Girls the accumulating past have been given little regard or respect. Until very recently, we have Will Win This Bear razed the physical memories of the past without any consideration to make room for the new, or to Valued at *70 bow to the doctrine of “highest and best use” of property. Unlike other nations of the world, ours has not From the Wooden Sleigh experienced the devastation wrought by modem warfare. Not since the Civil War has battle CltiicyXall- m r Others Will Win: damage touched our communities. Here “progress” has been the agent which has obliterated our past. Here in Manchester, we are fortunate the worthwhile features of the structure left by pigeons which had been nesting Thirty to have standing, still in reasonably good were obscured by the temporary there for decades. condition, a magnificent example of changes which were made to facilitate The basement area was revealed in mid-19th century architecture which has its use for retail business. good condition, well suited to T-Shirts come down to us, almost accidentally, in And, let’s face it, at that time we were accommodate dressing rooms, a “green virtually its original shape. no more conscious of its value as an room” — traditional reception area in Cheney Hall, built in 1867, is nine years historic preservation than most of the any well-designed theater, and space to Valued at older than the Goodspeed Opera House other residents of Manchester. accommodate small meetings or and, during its 117-year history, housed When Edson Bailey began his effort to banquets. many of the same plays and lectures preserve the structure as a part of We have been converted to believers. *8 that appeared in the auditorium of the Manchester’s sesquicentennial in 1973, Not only is the structure deserving of now better-known stmcture in Haddam. we were not convinced of the preservation as an example of the finest From Like Goodspeed preservation, the practicality of the project — we only saw community auditoriums of its time, but structure itself is admirably suited to the project as we remembered it — a also as an edifice which will add another continue to serve its community in many dilapidated eyesore. dimension to the social and cultural life Personal Tee of the same ways for which it was When the Little Theatre of Manchester of Greater Manchester. originally designed. It can add took on the preservation project as one Cheney Hall has the potential of being materially to the cultural and social life of its major goals, we still were among the central jewel in a magnificent RULES of every member of the Greater the doubters. historical area which will be a joy and a 1. You must be in grades 1 to 6 to enter. Manchester community. After these amateur theater source of pride to our community It will also serve beautifully as a enthusiasts rolled up their sleeves and through uncounted future years. 2. All entries due by May 2. gateway to the Cheney Historic District • literally dug out the accumulated trash We urge the people of Greater Three AM/FM 3. You can add anything you wish to the picture. (Birds or which shows great promise, not only as a of almost a half-century of neglect, we Manchester to get behind the effort to flowers, for example.) But, the work must be you own. way to preserve history, but also as a were privileged to see what was restore this building to its proper use in Stereo Radios method of rescuing a slowly decaying revealed. 4. Use crayons, paints, magic markers, glitter or whatever you the life of the community. Our children’s wish. area and keeping it as a significant tax Hidden by the temporary ceiling was grandchildren will use it and appreciate Valued at *30 base in the community. the magnificently proportioned main it as its original builders intended that it 5. Entries will be judged on beauty and creativity. Like many of us who have spent our auditorium, the proscenium arch and should be used and appreciated. From Al Siefferts lives in Manchester, we both had been in the well-designed stage. Above the *AII Entries Become the Property of the Cheney Hall during the period when it stage, the flies and set-storage area had — Thomas and VM an Farguson was being used as a salesroom. 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(29 Naws 1:00AM GD MOVIE: ‘Man of a Thou­ (S ) Tony Brown’a Joumai Tony Brown (S I Solid Gold CD Crystal Light National Aerobic ® Nawsmakars sand Faces’ This biography of silent discussat issuaa of tpacial intarast to Championships screen star Lon Chaney includes his per­ (22) (39 Fathors and Sona Buddy and El* (SZ) Stats Wa're In sonal life and his rise to stardom. Jamas tha black community. len suspect that Lanny has discovered MOVIE: 'Tha Man with tha Qol- the number one (D 90 93) Connecticut Now Cagney, Dorothy Malone, Jane Greer. (SB W ild Kingdom girls when he begins to pay more atten­ dan Gun' (CC) James Bond returns to [C N N ] Inside Business 1957. ® Thia Waak in Baaaball tion to his appearance. fight a villainous hit man who lives on an island with a solar energy plant and an [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Tha Thirty Nina Stapa' An 93) Talae from the Derkeide W hafa Happaning Now (SO MOVIE: 'Pursued' An orphan boy seeks vengeance for his father's murder. elaborate shooting gallery. Roger innocent man becomes involved in mur­ [C N N ] Croeafira [C N N ] Nawamakar SurKlay Moore, Christopher Lee, Britt Ekiand. der and an ingenious spy plot. Robert Teresa Wright, Robert Mitchum, Judith [U S A ] Second Cash Flo Expo [ESPN] Auto Racing '85: IHRA Drag Amdarson. 1947. 1974. Donat, Madeleine Carroll, Godfrey Tearle. 1935. George and Mildred Racing • Funny Car Showdown 1985 9 D Novate: Cristal CD New Jersey Paopla 1:1 5AM CD Stroh's funny car showdown from Dar­ (Q ) U v a Boat [ESPN] SportsCantar CD ABC Newe newspaper in a (S2) Wild America (CC) lington, SC. [TM C ] MOVIE: Thiavaa After Dark' A $D Kidao TV (8) (SO MOVIE: 'Return to Mayberry' 1:30AM CD David Suaakind 5:45PM [HBO) MOVIE: -nw Competl- young couple seeks revenge against the Andy Taylor returns to his home town of . CD Music City. U.S.A tion' A haatad contast batwaan two [DIS] MOVIE: Tha Further Adventures Mayberry to run again for sheriH, only to people who mistreated them at an em­ giftad pianists turns into a conflict ba­ of tha Wildamass Family' Escaping from learn that his former deputy Barney Fife ployment agency. Bobby DeCicco, Ste­ 93) Independent Network Nawa the city to the Rockies, the Robinson's phana Auderan, Micheline Presle. twaan lova and ambition. Richard Dray- has also entered the race. Andy Griffith, [CN N ] Newanight Update fuss, Amy Irving. Lae Ramick. 1960. again experience life in the wild. Rated Don Knotts, Ron Howard. 1986. [U S A ] Harballfe Rated PG. G. [E S P N ] Surfing: O.P. Pro Surfing Chanv S O It's a Living plonehips Coverage from Huntington [U SA] Virginian 11:30PM CD CBS Nawa multiple paper town. 6:00PM CD Eyawitnaas Naws (SZ) Maetarpiaca Theatre: By tha Sword CD Blue Knight Beach. (60 min.) 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Sunday CD MOVIE: 'Swaat Small of Succaaa' A Dividad (CC) Part 4 of 9 A Roundhead 1;45AM (D Man About the Houee powerful New York columnist enlists tha troop arrives at Arnescote looking for CD 99 Nowa 7:30PM (22) 39 Punky B row sur After Mitlionaira Makar [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Some Kind of Hero' An aid of a fawning press agant to break up getting lost in a mysterious cave with silver. (60 min.) CD (29 his sister's romance with a musician. (TD The Hooeymoonere ex-GI finds life at home more difficult her friends, Punky finds herself trapped 93) Ufaatylas of tha Rich and Famous than his six years as a POW. Richard Burt Lancaster. Tony Curtis, Susan Har­ alone with a giant spider. In Stereo. 9 9 CNN Headline News rison. 1957. [CN N ] Waak In Review Pryor, Margot Kidder, Ray Sharkey. (SZ) Cats and Dogs (22) (29 Sports Machine 1982. Rated R. CD SO 99 News [DIS] MOVIE: 'Something Wicked This 8:00PM (X) Murdw, She Wrote (CC) W ay Comas* A stranger brings his carni­ (29 Profile Boston 2:00AM 93) S U r Oamaa CD Polica Story val to a small mid-western town and sed­ Seeking a relative in the midst of New 93) Spiritual Ufa Cruasda 99 AB C Nawa d D MOVIE: 'Ghost Story' An unforgiving Orleans' Mardi Gras, Jessica soon finds uces tha townapaople by fulfilling their ghost returns after 50 years to punish herself out to solve the murder of a gam­ dreams and desires. Jason Robards, [CN N ] Sports Tonight [U SA ] All American Wrestling those responsible for her death. Fred As­ Jonathan Pryca, Royal Dano. 1983. In a town like Manchester, Caring about its readers bling club owner. (60 min.) Entertalnnwtt Thla Rated PG. 11:45PM CD 2:10AM [HBO] MOVIE: Creature' taire, Maivyn Douglas, John Houseman. W eak Morgan Fairchild discusses her 1981 CD Star Search (CC) A monster with a taste for gray mat­ should also be a priority with role as an incest victim in an upcoming you might as well start with David Toma Show 9:30PM CD in Depth ter is sccidantally revived by a group of d o Dampsay and Makapaaca CD episode of 'Falcon Crest'. (60 min.) In 9 0 Flamingo Road astronauts. KIsus Kinski, Wendy Shaal. the number one newspaper. SO Small Wonder d D Ufaatylas of tha Rich and Famous Stereo. 1985 Rated R readership. In a most recent (TO Flamingo Road (20 Fight Back With D. Horowitz (22) NawsCantar 12:00AM CD Jimmy Swaggart 2:15AM (D CBS News Nightwateh survey conducted by First The Manchester Herald feels O M OVIE: 'Lova Is a Many Spiandorad [T M C ] M OVIE: ‘Moving Violations' (CC) (20 Auction Exprasa (33) Star Trek Joined In Progress Thir>g' A Eurasian doctor and an Ameri­ A moronic group of students struggles Market Research of Boston, it is their responsibility to (S i Hogan's Heroes can war correspondent fall in love. W il­ to graduete from traffic school. John ( ^ Strictly Buaineaa 2:30AM [C N N ] sports Latanlght Murray, Jennifer Tilly. James Keach. 9D Musicatlsimo liam Holden, Jennifer Jones, Torin (22) Hogan's Heroes [ESPN] SportsCantar the Manchester Herald holds listen to what residents in Thatcher. 1955. 1985. Rated PG-13. S7) Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ (29 All la Forgiven When Matt leaves on teau [USA] Wanted; Dead or Alive 2:35AM [TMC] MOVIE: 'Tha Wild Manchester have to say. They (22) ® Amazing Stories A young attor­ business, an uncomfortable Paula is left Ufa' (CC) Tw o teenage co-workers move the overall local readership ney defending a man for killing three 9 D Fame In Stereo. 10:00PM CD Nawe in charge of Sonia. in together to pursue what they think is lawyers is convinced that the man's tou­ want to hear about readers [CNN] Newswatch CD Hispanic Horizons (29 Mass Council of Rabbis important—drugs, sex, and rock and roll. lead. According to the study, pee caused him to commit the murders. Christopher Penn. Lea Thompson. Eric [ESPN] Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour­ In Stereo. 93) Independent Network News 99 MOVIE: Tall Them Willie Boy Is views on the news — what Hare' An American Indian searches for Stolz 1984 Rated R In Stereo the Manchester Herald is the nal 9D Siempra an Domingo (20 Insight / Out [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Something Wicked This identity. Robert Radford. Katherine 3:00AM C£) MOVIE: -Slngapora- A they think is important, what 9Z) Nature: Fragments of Eden (CC) The ( ® 38 on Sports Ross. Robert Blake. 1969. leader for local news, local W ay Comas' A stranger brings his carni­ man returns to Singapore after the war unique natural communities of wildlife 9Z) Mystery: Charters & Caldicott (CC) 9D Great Expectatlona, Charles Givens for pearls he had hidden, and finds fian­ should go into the paper and val to a small mid-western town and sed­ that inhabit the Seychelles islands are happenings and local sports, uces the townspeople by fulfilling their Part 4 of 6 A will is believed to contain a and the American Dream cee. he believed dead Ava Gardner, depicted (60 min.) (R). secret message that will lead to sunken dreams and desires. Jason Robards. [CN N] Newanight rred MacMurray. Richard Haydn 1947. with three quarters of the what shouldn't. They’re Jonathan Pryce, Royal Dano 1963. [C N N ] Prime Naws treasure. (60 min.) [E S P N ] 1986 Supercrose Special (33) M OVIE: 'Santas* A father-son rela­ Rated PG. In Stereo [ESPN] NHL Hockey: Divisional Semi­ 93) Start of Something Big tionship develops between a bounty readers saying the coverage points on local issues to be especially interested in [U SA] Keys to Success [USA] Tha Monroes finals [CN N ] Evening News hunter and the son of a man he killed [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Falcon and tha Snow- Glenn Ford. Michael Burns, Dane Wyn- is the most extensive. more than sufficient in hearing any comments you 6:15PM [D IS ] D T v [ESPN] Americas Cup '87: A World's 1 2:05AM [M A X ] m o v i e : -city H u r mart' (CC) Tw o childhood friends con­ Eye View (CC) A cop and a private eye tangle with ter. 1973 spire to sell government secrets to the mobsters during Prohibition. Clint East- explaining the issues. may have about the service 6:30PM CD CBS News [U S A ] Cover Story (R). [CN N] News Overnight Soviet Union. Timothy Hutton, Sean wood, Burl Reynolds. Jane Alexander. (D Muppats [ESPN] NHL Hockey: Divisional Semi­ you get from the Herald. They Penn, Lori Singer. 1984. Rated R. 10:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Stick' (CC) 1985. Rated PG Next, the number one news­ (20 Tad Knight Show finals [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Little Drummer Girl' An ex-con is out for revenge when his [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Flm Urtar' NBC Nightly Naws friend is killed by drug dealers. Burt Rey­ 1 2:10AM [USA] Victory Over IRS Audits paper should provide readers The number one newspaper guarantee prompt delivery (22) (20 (CC) An American actress in England, (CC) An eight-year-old girl has the unu­ nolds. Candice Bergen. George Segal. (20 Buchanan H.S. with pro-Palestinian sympathies, is re­ sual power to set things on fire by simply 3:25AM [M A X ] MOVIE: T K * Formul*' 1985. Rated R. with a depth of information should also provide a service and courteous, efficient 90 AB C News cruited by a team of Israeli operatives to thinking about them. David Keith, Drew A policeman investigating a friend's become a double agent. Diane Keaton, [M AX] MOVIE; 'Sugar Cane Alley' A murder uncovers an oil company conspi­ [C N N ] Inside Business Barrymore, Martin Sheen. 1984. Rated to its. subscribers. The service on all billing matters. Klaus Kinski, Yorgo Voyagis. 1984. young boy wins a scholarship and uses R. racy involving a formula for synthetic needed to make valued and . [DIS] Danger Bay Rated R. it as his ticket out of the sugar cane fuel. George C. Scott. Marlon Brando, reasonable decisions regard­ Manchester Herald is found to If you’re not satisfied, they [ESPN] SportsCantar [T M C ] MOVIE:'Police Academy II' (CC) fields. Silver Lion, Darling Legitimus. 12:1 5AM CD world vision Marthe Keller 1980 Rated R Tha worst students ever to go to a police 1984. Rated PG. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ramambar tha Day* An 12:30AM CD w om en of the World ing key local issues that may be a good community want to know about it. elderly school teacher, waiting to a see academy graduate into the worst police Sports Extra officers ever to walk a beat. Steve Gut- 10:30PM CD (29 Remington Steele Laura and Re­ 3:30AM CD world vision former pupil, remembers his boy-hood newspaper by over nine in ten tenberg, Bubba Smith, Howard Hesse- CD Meat tha Mayora mington infiltrate the punk rock scene impact on their lives today, or days and her own last love. Claudette 3:50AM [H B O ] M OVIE; Porky s Re­ man. 1985. Rated PG-13. (33) Editor's Dask when they search for a missing $2.3 mil­ venge' (CC) The basketball team from Colbert. John Payne. John Sheppard lion from the Federal Reserve Bank. (60 in the future. 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"Jene Fonda'e New Workouf (Kart-Lorlmar) (23) (SZ) Mr. Rogera' Neighborhood CSD ® New Love American Style 3. “Beverty HMIe Cop" (Paramount) 5:30AM { £ ) Varlad Programa By ElhIleAnn Var* Well, the Eagles today are NEW YORK (AP) — The following are Billboard's hot record 6D The Jetaona CSD I Dream of Jaannia 4. “Rambo: FIret Blood Part M" (Thom -EM I) ^ D Indopandant Natwork Nawa (ID Inday Nawa solists, and Bad Company’s lead hits as they appear in this week's issue of Billboard magazine. [D IS ] Donald Duck Praaanta 5. "Plnoochlo" (Disney) (39 AgHcuRura Today (19 CNN Haadllna Nawa singer Paul Rodgers is heard by Copyright 1986, Billboard Publications Inc. Reprinted with 8:30AM CSD I D The Fllntatonaa 6. "Jane Fonda's Workout" (Kart-Lorlmar) Bill Cusby may give "Miami (S^ Jim A Tammy (S I Andy Griffith via the Firm — and not much permission. (SD Romper Room 7. "Tha Wizard of Oz" (MQM-U A) Vice" a run for its money when QD Morning Stratch (22) (39 Scrabble (fP 9 9 Scooby Doo he, too, releases a soundtrack has been heard from Gary [CN N] Showbiz Today (SD Love ConriactJon 8. "Sllvorado” (RCA-Columbla) Video (39 Romper Room and Friertda album of a hit television series. Wright lately — but in many Hot singles 6:00AM C3D CBS Earty Morning Nawa [DIS] [U SA] Variad Programa e.“PrlmaTlma” (Karl-Lorlmar) (29 Haathollff "A House Full of Love: Music respects the top 10 has not (2D Now Zoo Ravua 10.“Qona With tha Wind" (M QM -UA) B e a t 1. “Rock Me Amadeus" Falco (A&M) (29 3-2-1. Contact (CC) 1 2:00PM (3D Eyewitness News from "The Cosby Show’" will changed significantly in the past dD World Nawa Thia Morning 2. "KIs8" Prince & The Revolution (Paisley Park) (SZ) Saaama Street (CC) CSD First Edition News feature the Cos singing a few decade. (£ ) Jimmy Swaggart News 3. "Manic Monday" Bangles (Columbia) [DIS] Dumbo'a CIrcua (2D CSD VMeocassette rentals tunes — plus a lot of jazzy Q D (S9 Variad Programa (33) Odd Couple □ D O 4. "R.O.C.K. In the U.S.A." John Cougar Mellencamp (Riva) 9:00AM (2D tzs.ooo Pyramid 1 ."Return of the Jadi" (CBS-Fox) stylings from collaborator ® CN N Haadllna Nawa d 9 Merv Griffin 5. "What You Need" Inxa (Atlantic) (2D Brady Bunch Grover Washington Jr. Family additions: John ® Buga Bunny (29 [USA] Movie 2. “SHvorado*' (RCA-Columbla) 6. "Addicted to Love" Robert Palmer (Island) CSD (22) Donahue Helliwell of Supertramp and his (S9 20 Mlmrta Workout (22) NewaCenter 3. “Rtmbo: First Blood Part i r (ThorrvEMI-HBO) By the way, Cosby was named the Blue Turtles” album. Then (TD Love Boat 7. "Let’s Qo All the Way" Sly Fox (Capitol) ® ABC Nawa Thta Morning ( S ) Variad Programa 4. **Prlzzra Honor** (Vaatron) as opening night headliner in the came "Bring on the Night,” a wife, Christine, celebrated the (39 Dorla Day 8. “West End Qirls" Pet Shop Boys (EMI-America) 93) El Club 700 ® Supar Password 5. **Pea-Wee's Big Adventure" (Warner) $8 million Expo Theatre when feature film of Sting making the birth of a baby boy, William ( S Catholic Maaa 9. “Harlem Shuffle" The Rolling Stones (Rolling Stones) 93) Cartoon Carnival 9 9 Break the Bank 6. "Natlonal Lampoon's European Vacation" (Warner) Expo '86 kicks off May 9 in "Dream of the Blue Turtles” Grayston. Austrian rocker ( ^ Seaame Street 10. “Tender Love" Force M.D.'s (Warner Broa.-Tommy Boy) [CN N ] Daybraak 9 9 Ryan's Hops 7. "MasK" (MCA) Vancouver, Canada. album. Then came a home Falco (who hit No. 1 with the Qtt Beat of Family Feud [DIS] Mickay Mouaa Club (SZ) Sesame Street (CC) 8-"St. Elmo’s Fire” (RCA-Columbla) Other artists scheduled to videocassette of "Bring on the dance tune "Rock Me (39 Fat Albart [E S P N ] Aarobica: Bodlaa In Motion 9 D Perry Maaon 9. "Summer Rental" (Paramount) perform throughout the summer Amadeus” ) and his girlfriend, Top IP's 9 9 Uttia Houaa on tha Prairie Night." Now comes "Live in [USA] Room 222 [CNN] Take 2 include Julio Iglesias, Billy known only as Isabelle, had a 6 D M y Three Sona 10. "Waird Science" (MCA) Europe,” a concert LP of the 1. "Whitney Houston" Whitney Houston (Arista)■Platinum • 6:30AM d ) Daybraak [E S P N ] Aeroblor. Bodies In Motion baby girl, named Katherine [CN N] Daywatch Ocean, Miles Davis. George "Dream of the Blue Turtles” (More than 1 million units sold.) CSD Fat Albart A Coaby Kida Holzel, in Vienna. [DIS] You and Ma, Kid 12:30PM C3DTha Your>gandtha Rest- Benson, Al Green, Peter. Paul tour. Next, we can expect a 2. "Heart" Heart (Capitol) — Platinum d ) 700 Club leas [U S A ] Calliope Chlldran'a Programa and Mary. Johnny Cash and videocassette of "Live in Midday Bill Boggs Ganaral Hospital □ □ □ 3. “Promise” Sade (Portrait) — Platinum (3D Croat Spaoa Coaatar (2D with CD 99 CD People's Court Pete Seeger. Europe,” no doubt. Never have 20 Mlnuta Workout 9:30AM C3D AII New Lefa Make a Deal CiD 99 Loving CD Hawaii Flv»D Good Times 4. “Scarecrow" John Cougar Mellencamp (Riva) — Platinum 09 (3D so many recorded so much Remember “Hear ‘N’ Aid,” O Woody Woodpackar (2 ) Leave It to Beaver d D Varied Programa (3D Tha Jataons G9 Mork & Mindy a □ □ 5. “Falco3"Falco(A&M) about so little. . the heavy metal famine relief (S ) NBC Nawa at Sunrlaa CSD 6D Partridge Family S2) (39 Search for Tomorrow (CC) (39 Rocky and Hla Friands (22) W KRP In Cincinnati 6. “The Ultimate Sin" Ozzy Osbourne (CBS Associated) 9 9 Ohoat and Mra. Muir Cheers and jeers for M TV: It project? 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Shrimp’s iodine taste isn't spoiiage Losing, leaving and letting go The preservative sodium bisulfate may just be the culprit here The loss of a cherished ring creates awareness By Karen Kenyon I was proud of myself. I’d the ring had had. The ring was By Sonja Heinze accomplished quite a lot. The not anything I ever thought recently lost a valuable closet was much less crowded, diamond ring my father about except maybe once or I buy shrimp frozen in the shell and I’d done it all with not twice a year. Now here I was, left me 18 years ago in five-pound boxes. Sometimes much feeling at all. None of my thinking of the ring, but mostly the shrimp have a slight taste when he died. It was usual pondering with each of my father. that I can only describe as valuable not only garment. It began to feel as if the iodine, even though they are because the diamond I pushed back and denied the absence of the ring bored a hole wasI very large, almost a carat, fresh and firm. Can you scents, textures, the scenes from into me through which my father enlighten me? I cannot find an but because it was the one the past, associated with each entered. I thought about what he answer in any of my cookbooks. tangible object I had from him. piece of material. After my valued, what he taught me — Mrs. F. Gescheidt, Fort He had entrusted it to me by day’s endeavor I called the thrift what he had left me, really. leaving it to me. Collins, Colo. j store and told them I had Though he and my mother I felt physically sick for a few This condition can occur at donations. were divorced when I was 13 days, almost as if someone had random naturally because of the It wasn’t until a week later and I seldom saw him after that d i^ . I guess this was because it source of supply. that, while talking to my time, still, he had left me an was a loss connected with a “Sometimes shrimps taste brother. Bud, on the phone one appreciation for learning, a person close to me. That strongly of ‘iodine.’ but this has evening, he happened to mention realization that there can be affected me much more than its nothing to do with spoilage," our father and the fact that he some love even with distance. monetary value. had obtained a copy of our dad’s states A.J. McClane in the He left me a sense of dignity, The ring was more or less a will as a sort of family treasure. “Encyclopedia of Fish because he was, in spite of relic to me, not something I ever My thoughts went immediately Cookery." Shrimps caught in flaws, a dignified man, a wore, and I often thought of it to the ring, my legacy from my gentleman. brackish water (water that is crustaceans, and are also high in vitamins playfully as “the family jewel." dad. I hadn’t thought of it for a somewhat salty) rarely have this w .. . bear in mind that shrimps generally And then something dawned I always just kept it in the while. on me. We’ve all been taught pronounced flavor because the contain the highest amount of iodine among and minerals, pockets of old for Suddenly a kind of white-hot food that the shrimps eat does the three R’s, but we’ve had safekeeping (I thought) so a shiver ran through me. The ring. little instruction in what I like to not concentrate iodine. burglar wouldn’t find it. Where was it? obviously the best story they’d refer to now as the three L’s: Shrimps taken offshore in handle. But, of course, my fear of “I have to call you back,” 1 heard for a long time. Their One day, I felt I needed to do losing, leaving and letting go. water that is totally salty may Company’s monthly newsletter, produce. The latest theory is that losing it was what did me in... said, and immediately ran to the “You’re kidding” turned into Instead we are taught to win, to just as the way many people can milk, I would be delighted to something almost ritualistic to feed on certain organisms which purchase milk in paper cartons if says that she doesn’t have any perhaps we ingest too much, an more or less. closet and put my hand in every open-mouthed disbelief. persevere and to hang in there. be awake a few minutes before express the simation — can produce a distinctive iodine only the paper carton industry exact figures, but their technical overabundance of which would It all began when my son and pocket of every remaining I reported the loss to the I thought about what this the alarm goes off.” something physical, yet calming flavor. On the other hand, river would get their act together and expert guesses that frequent, clog up the arteries. So we are I decided to move from the garment, over and over again. police, even took them a copy of means in my life — and in all shrimps which live in fresh instructed to cut down on animal — so I got up early one morning Why do roosters crow in the improve the cartons. They are prolonged openings of the house we’d all lived in together Then to the hall closet, and to the appraisal, but I felt inside and opened the Tao de Ching, our lives. I realized the truth is water are always iodine-free and fats and too much meat. that nothing would come of it, first place? next to impossible to open. They refrigerator door wouldn’t cost as a family for 15 years. It had my bedroom closet, frantically which I occasionally do. It fell that most of our lives are spent have a consistently sweet flavor. Confusion abounds because and I was right. “Roosters can crow only drip readily, they’re quite more than about 10 percent of been six years since the death of squeezing each garment, slipping open to the words, losing — childhood, friends, “Some countries use sodium we are also told to cut down on I had to resign myself to a when they secrete male sex difficult to pour from withput the cost of mnning the my husband, Dick, and I felt it my hand into every possible “Gratefulness seems empty, but loves, our parents, our figures, bisulfite as a preservative, and certain vegetable oils which, was time to let go and go on. loss, and I began to see it as a hormones.” (If a rooster is making a huge mess (it always appliance, and probably less. opening. No ring. it cannot be exhausted.” Tlie maybe our health — not to this chemical also magnifies the although they do not contain In the process of going The next day I experienced kind of a costly metaphor for the castrated, it does not crow.) take two hands), the plastic Ten percent would be about 50 connection of these words with mention jobs we want, money iodine ta.ste." says'McClane. cholesterol, tend to stimulate the through the clutter and collection almost a grief sensation, a leaving of my house, for “Roosters are territorial,” handles on the top come off cents to $1.40 a month. what had happened to me gave and sometimes our reputations, But this is illegal in the United production of cholesterol within of all those years, I at times numbness, sadness, terrible acceptance of loss in general and or face, as the Orientals say. explains van Tienhoven, easily and they’re almost always me some solace. States. our bodies, for reasons as yet found myself clinging to little, guilt. I went over and over the for the fact that I was in many To lose also can mean to fail, meaning they defend a territory filthy looking when picked from NO CHOLESTEROL Then I decided to write a McClane advises that you beat unknown. perhaps insignificant, situation in my mind. Why ways going to have to learn even poem, dedicated to my father. I though often we do not even against other roosters and keep a the grocer’s case. CREAMERS The products you mention are memorabilia. hadn’t I taken better care of it? more about letting go. in mind that shrimps generally “May I suggest that the paper called it “Invocation,” and I acknowledge this. We are even flock of females within this Recently appearing on the not falsely labeled. They just I knew I had a tendency to I went to both branches of the I suppose, too, it tapped into contain the highest amount of carton industry stop spending asked him in the poem to take taught to see failure as success, territory. The crowing is an supermarket shelves are don’t tell the whole story. hang on to things, so I tried to thrift store. Each journey felt earlier feelings of loss I had iodine among crustaceans, and their time deriding the plastic me to the place beyond loss, as in, “You may have lost the “advertising” vocalization that non-dairy creamers that claim go beyond that and just do what like a brief descent into hell — experienced, and so brought loss game, but you won their are also high in vitamins and jugs and instead spend it on because I knew it was the issue tells other males to stay out and no cholesterol, but in fact the needed to be done in order to be huge, impossibly full vividly to my consciousness respect.” minerals. Based on 100 grams of improving their product so that of loss, and not at all the object asks females to come in. label reads as follows: “May able to move. I picked Out warehouse-type structures. I again, but, thank goodness, this Leaving, I know, is a proce s meat, shrimps provide 20.5 consumers will not avoid it.” which was important. percent protein; chicken, 18.6 HOW LONG DOES contain one or more of the hanger after hanger and rolled knew it was hopeless, but I had was only a material loss, and I The ritual seemed to help me, to be dealt with, something wc Mrs. Dale Allan, Colorado following oils — coconut, percent; beef, 18 percent; and UPSTICK LAST? the dress or or blouse in a to try. was grateful for that. If life and I began to realize that in can’t escape, for it is in man Springs, Colo.: “About milk in cottonseed, palm, palm kernel, If you have a pork, 10.2 percent. When is lipstick too old to use? sort of ball and smffed each in a The workers in the stores demanded another sacrifice, I some ways the loss had more ways the very process of life. ■ I ’m 67 years old and have used plastic versus paper; It would safflower or soybean." consumer-oriented bag for give-away. were shocked. This was thought, this is an easy one to meaning than the possession of help our fingers if the carton WHY DO ROOSTERS CROW? lipsticks for many years. I enjoy It is my anderstanding from question, send it to sealers would put a nubbin of nutritionists and physicians that I've always wondered what using makeup. Ernestine wired tape in the opening ‘V’ of palm and coconut oils are Sonja Heinze, Week­ makes roosters crow at dawn. Chepul, Waterbary, Conn. their cartons so we would not loaded with cholesterol. Cropley’s Lawn & Garden Center I ’ve also wondered why they do Nancy Risdon, spokesperson end Plus Magazine, for Revlon, advises us that there have to pry them open with Coffee-Mate and Cremora are FuW^piei it in the first place. I'm in the sharp knives.” two o f the leading brands that P.O. Box 591, Man­ eighth grade and am 13 years is no absolute answer to your GARDEN Reg.$2.99 /* ^op.'oj'j question. Unopened, a tube of make this claim. Angela Meyer, chester, Conn. 06040. • Cow old. Julie Rumple, San Atlantic City, N.J. lipstick will last from two to five COST OF OPENING SPECIALS $2.59 Antonio, Texas There is no cholesterol in any c a l l years. But once opened and in REFRIGERATOR 6 cu. ft. * Pea Why do roosters crow at or kind of oil that comes from a before dawn? A. van Tienhoven. use, this time period varies. How much would you estimate 254 Broad St., Manchester Res. tio.95 vegetable. Palm and coconuts S bags (or $10.99 professor of animal physiology Temperature and humidity may it costs in electric bills when six affect it and it may start to dry arc vegetables, and as the MONDAY — 2 for Vh Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner at Cornell University’s members o f my family are ^ r? — out or bead up. When the non-dairy creamer labels Buy any dinner at ragular price, get a aecond Department of Poultry and constantly opening the ' dinner of equal or laaaer velue lor H price. TUESDAY — lipstick doesn't smell right, indicate, do not contain Avian Sciences, explains it this refrigerator (frostless) and Back by popular demand throw it out. standing there for minutes cholesterol. Cholesterol is SAVE up lo *6.00 way; manufactured in the bodies of Prime Rib *5.95 "It's somewhat like ‘the early So, after two to five years it’s staring at the contents? Please PANSY SALE a matter of esthetic judgment give me some figures that I can animals only, including human bird catches the worm.' By beings. Contrary to popular S«rv*d with Mlad, potato. v«g. $1.49 crowing early, he can warn whether to use the lipstick or use fo r ammunition. belief, cholesterol is not a WEDNESDAY — Don’t Miss It. We carry a full supply of Lawn & Garden Supplies, Shrubs & Trees others to stay out just in case not. It's a trifling addition to your A B«v«rag« On Ub electric bill and may as well be poison but a necessary and Excallant iuncrieon apadal. lo eomplawani our they happen to be up and have natural product of our bodies. Buy eny dinner 6 gel a aliee at our delicioua regular menu. DHIaranl apadala every weakena. any designs on his territory or READERS' FEEDBACK: overlooked for the sake of homaetyla plea or Ice eream and eoflaa or VltH ua lor broaktat vM ua lor hineb: vWI ua lor Cropley’s Lawn and Garden Center PLASTIC JUGS VERSUS PAPER harmony in the home. 1 wish I We manufacture cholesterol in tea FREE. dinner or vWI ua |uat lor collaa 4 pie Voull enjoy his hens and/or chickens. our livers daily. our lood, tanloa 4 p tiM 1262 Boston Tpke. • Bolton, CT. • 649-6364 “But how docs the rooster CARTONS FOR MILK had known years ago just how The question is how much ______open Mon.-Sat. 9-6 / Sunday 95 know it’s going to be dawn Judith Burroff, Hoagland, trifling a sum it was. Ind; "In reference to plastic Kathy Hyams, editor of cholesterol should we ingest in before the sun is visible? This is addition to what our bodies based on the biological clock. jugs versus paper cartons for Pacific Gas and Electric W EEKEND PLUS. Saturday, April 12, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April 12,19M 26 The Image Workshop 27 Profiles Don't let your look get too sexy Michael Parsons Experts agree that the suit Is still the best choice for the office Occupation manager, technical communications By SwkN Hastings High-heeled slingbacks with bows or buttons. These emphas­ Favortta raataurant Saybrook Fish House Professionals polled agree Silk charmeuse blouse Keep your jewelry in proportion to your Easy-fitting knits ize what’s furthest from your Favortta food chili that a suit is still the best choice brains for professional women and Metal or jewel button earrings clothes. Many women dilute a strong image Favorite bavaraga Jack Daniels those in management. However, Lace pocket square Favorite aport sailing 91 percent agree a woman’s suit Leather bag with chain strap by wearing small gold earrings or dainty Roota for New York Giants doesn’t have to copy the male Pastel-tinted sheer • Keep your jewelry in Idea of a good vacation trip to Nantucket, Mass. Low-heeled slingback shoes proportion to your clothes. Many jewelry, "uniform.” Seventy percent say What you do to relax fly kites dress codes have become more women dilute a strong look with flexible and 60 percent predict small gold earrings or dainty , Favorite antartalnar John Denver they’ll relax even more in the Sexy jewelry. Favortta actor John Wayne • Concentrate bold jewelry in next five years. Silk charmeuse dress. ’These dated. M ix jewelry a bit. adjusted to fall in a soft " V ” in Favorite aong Beethoven's "Ode to Joy” one place. Wear one bold have too much shine. ’They look • Don’t wear too much the front. Kind of music prslarrad classical accessory: a big lapel pin, a big like evening wear. jewelry. If you think you’re All agree a suit is the only bracelet, or big eairings, not all Favorite magazine Time Tight or clinging knits. These wearing too much, take a piece choice for the following: three. Favorite book "Best Loved Poems” can reveal body shape, off. s A job interview underwear lines, draw looks to • Don’t wear jewelry that Favorite store In Manchester Highland Park Market s Meeting a client for the first bosom and bottom jangles or dangles. Wear Wickham Park BeHs Favorite epot In Manchester time Metal or jewel dangling dangling earrings, charm Do you have a Car Ford Tempo s The board room bracelets and bangles during Since belts are an important earrings. These undulate, like a question for The Favorite color red # Making a presentation beily dancer. leisure hours. accessory for spring, choose the s A big meeting with your Long transparent lace . • Don’t lim it yourself to one that’s best for your body Image Workshop? Last book read "Stalking the supervisor Too much lingerie fabric near 14-karat gold jewelry. Good type. Write to Sandi Hast­ Blue-Eyed Scallop" • In court the breasts jewelry includes ivory, bone, • If you have a full bust, wear ings, P.O. Box 591. Pet peeve drivers who run red lights s In an office where clients Metallic bag. This looks like wood and sterling silver. Silver a narrow belt, l ‘A inches at the Favorite TV show "Dr. Ruth Show” feel free to drop in you’re heading out for a date. is a particularly good choice for most. Weekend Pius Maga- Beet thing about Mancheetsr quaintness Pastel-tinted lace or patterned spring. • If you have full hips, wear a zine, Manchester, Know the difference between hose. 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By Frances Sheridan Goulart measures its distance from the By Fred Rogers His parents gave the boy the boy, exhausted, fell asleep in his wall. Enter that distance. with lArry HMd in-flight magazine, but he tore it mother’s lap. here are plenty o f ways (Flexibility) and got scolded. They enticed There’ s no pretending that I wondered, too, whether their son had to measure fitness, but 3. Prone chin-lift: Lie t had all the makings o f him with the snap-out tray table, there’ s an easy answer to such what's one standard facedown with your hands along dilemmas, but the real-life scene some familiar comforting object at home — a disaster: an active but when he repeatedly banged against which you can your sides. Raise your head as above made me realize once 12-month-old toddler, on it, his mother slapped his a teddy bear or blanket he associated with best measure your high as you can and hold it for again how sensitive young an anxious young hand — gently but firmly. fitness? Yourself. five seconds. Have your partner children are to their parents’ quiet times — that they could have let him mother and father, and He screamed and squirmed Based on evaluations and measure the distance between feelings — how easily they T the three o f them down to get o ff the seat. They bring on board, f f standards set by the National your chin and the surface on sandwiched into the middle aisle jangled a set o f plastic keys in “ catch” the feelings o f the Heart Institute, President’ s which you are lying. Enter the I front o f him. He snatched them grownups close to them. of a jam-packed, stuffy, jumbo Council on Physical Fitness and distance. (Flexibility, strength) jet that was delayed on the and flung them into the aisle, In this instance, the boy was the Aerobics Institute o f 4. Standing long Jump: Stand wriggling and sobbing. catching both anxiety and anger, America, the following test does with your feet together, toes just runway prior to a three-hour By this time, the passengers caught some calm instead o f teddy bear or blanket he behind a line. Keeping the feet flight. and he certainly became it best because you do it twice. catching mostly stress. associated with quiet times — next to each other, see how far The toddler’ s parents had all around were shaking their anxiously angry himself. Who Take it today, then repeat the 10 I found m yself wondering that they could have let him you can jump forward. Your given him a lollipop — their heads and rolling their eyes as if knows what his parents were physical activities routine in what they did with their son at bring on board. partner measures the length o f first attempt to keep him quiet to say, "W e can see what kind going through? 'This trip may three months. nap time or bedtime. Could they Instead o f trying constant the jump. Make three jumps. and happy. The boy seized the o f flight this is going to be.’’ - have been difficult for them It's the only way to get a have tried some rocking or distraction, those parents might Enter the best distance. /■ > . sticky end with his free hand, The mother tried the bottle. from the moment it was booked. clear picture o f your progress stroking or singing? O f course, have had more luck lessening (Strength, power, concentration) then, standing on his father’ s The boy, crying hard, struck out Unfortunately, their son’ s toward your fitness goals and if they needed a lot of comfort their son’ s level o f stimulation 5. Jump and reach: With your lap, reached into the hair o f the at it and hit his mother instead. reaction was making the whole your potential. The tests below themselves, it would have been by making their laps safe, quiet feet flat on the ground, reach up ^ ... ? i woman in the seat ahead. His The mother struck back, not thing all the more difficult for measure aerobic ability, hard to comfort someone else — places in the confusing new flexibility, strength, balance, with one hand and touch a wall .s:.' parents yanked him sharply hard, but with anger enough to them. but that’s often what’ s required environment o f the airplane. coordination, relaxation and as high as you can without back, and when his father took provoke a real scream o f temper There may have been an 1 \ ^ ^ » z* from parents, isn’ t it? Certainly this kind o f parental concentration. Be sure to warm stretching. Your partner marks the lollipop away and ate it from her son. And so it went — alternative, though. If the 1 wondered, too, whether their calmness can be difficult and up and stretch before you start. that spot. Then jump straight up himself, the boy set up a howl. for the half-hour delay before parents could have kept their son had some familiar hard to maintain. ■ Omit any test that might cause to touch the wall as high as you From there it was downhill all takeoff and all during the first own tensions under more comforting object at home — a undue stress. can. Your partner marks the the way. hour o f the trip until finally the control, their son might have Get a partner to help with second spot, then measure the details and timing. Enter the distance between the two. Make date o f the first test with the three jumps and enter the best results below. Enter the second distance. (Strength, power, concentration) 646-5200 set o f results three months later. m mu Score 5 points for each activity 6. Flexed-arm hang: Use a F IA N O R E A L T Y CO. 643-5614 in which you improve and minus chinning bar or the equivalent CATHY’S OAK GROVE STREET OFF PORTER STREET 5 in each activity you don't. for this test. Skip this if you Score 0 if there is no change. have not practiced chinning or Total it up and to see if you're other upper body excercises in CRITTERS enjoying total fitness. recent years. With your palms 1. Twelve-minute toward your face, grasp the bar. Vernon • 643-1196 run/jog/walk: Select a level Use something to stand on or AT THE ENTRANCE TO QUALITY INN, VERNON 1 & 2 course o f known length. The have your partner help you get OPEN 10 TO 8 MON. THRU THURSDAY / T IL B FRI. / SAT. 10-6 / SUN 12-5 gym or running track at the Y is high enough so that your eyes ideal. See how far you can are level with the bar. Hang at travel on foot in 12 minutes. If that level as long as you can CATCH THE CRITTER FEVER you can’t run the whole way. while your partner times you. Jog. If you can’t jog, walk. Enter the time. (Strength, MAfMMUriR. CeMCICMT HAND BABY YELLOW NAPE Don’t strain yourself; walking concentration) the whole way is fine. Hint: 7. One-foot blind balance: On PorterFields FED a m a z o n p a r r o t s Beginners almost invariably start a firm, level surface, stand on Pre-Construction Price - 3 these babies are the one foot with eyes closed for as Luxury Townhouse Condominiums $94900 out too fast. Enter your distance. ONLY last of the year! (Aerobics) long as you can without shifting Open fo r Viewing 2 BR Townhouses $123,900 2. Sitting toe-reach: Sit with the supporting foot or touching Sit with the base of Friday* from 10-4 Saturday* from I I S - Sunday* 11-4 3 BR Townhouses $125,900 the base o f your spine firmly the ground with the other foot. your spine firmiy Do this three times while your against a wall or other against a waii or other TROPICAL FISH SALEI supporting structure. Extend partner times you. Enter the best your legs straight in front o f you time. (Balance) supporting structure. Buy one, 'Second V2 price just far enough apart so that both 8. Shuttle run: On a level (high price prevails/feeders excluded) hands, palms down, can fit surface, place two markers (any between your knees. D o not clearly visible objects will do) bend your knees. 10 ya ^ s apart. Stand behind the TEN GALLON TANK FREE Gently reach forward, sliding first marker. When your partner your hands along the floor. Be gives the signal to start, tun to ------MAGAZINE WITH PURCHASE OF DELUXE sure to keep the base o f your the second marker. G o around it PENN PLAX STARTER KIT! spine against the wall. Reach as as fast as you can. Come back finish. are the same in both tests. Toss than one inch below horizontal. New. Exciting. Locally Produced. only * 1 9 " _ far as you can and hold the to the first marker, around it to Your partner times these two the ball 29 times and count the Enter the time. (Relaxation, position for five seconds. Your the second marker again, then round trips. Take the best time number o f times you get the ball strength, concentration) Another example of the Herald’s back to the first marker to partner marks that point, then o f three tries and enter it. in the basket. Tty the 20 tosses (Strength, power, coordination, commitment to the needs and three times. Enter the best score. FREE PLATY TROPICAL FISH balance, concentration) (Coordination, concentration) ANALYZING YOUR SCORE 9. 'Wastebasket toss: Stand 10. Horizontal arm extension: 40-50 Superb interests of Manchester. WITH THIS COUPON ONLY! Be sure to warm up and stretch befor eyou exactly nine feet from a Extend both arms in front o f 30-40 Excellent Good thru 4/12/86 start. Omit any test that might cause undue wastebasket. Using an you. See how long you can keep 20-30 Good underhand toss, try to throw a them horizontal. Your partner 15-20 Not Bad Watch for it every Saturday! stress. small ball into the basket. The should not offer encouragement, 5-15 Congratulations " q u a n t it ie s o n l iv e s to c k lim ite d size o f the ball and basket is but should simply end the test Remember, any plus score is SALE ENDS APRIL 12th, 1086 unimportant, as long as the two whenever either arm drops more a win. Keep it up! ■ WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. April 12. 1M6 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, April 12, 1986 30 Dining In 31 Dining Out Smile when you say cheese! Mansfield Depot Restaurant

By Sondra Attor 8tav« the orange sauce placed mostly This favorite is slowly making its way to the breakfast table below so as not to disturb the When I moved to northeastern crisp skin, this was a duck of Connecticut 15 years ago, the which the chef could be most dessert — and can be tossed into By Philomena Corradeno j t ' region was a culinary proud. The bird was further salads. Naturally, it’s a great wasteland. It was almost enhanced by a fresh flower snack, especially with fiuit. ne of the most impossible to find a decent, not placed at its wing. to mention special, place to have - t Desserts are not an universal, and one of Here’s a cheese ball that will the oldest, of foods is dinner. During the intervening afterthought here and the have guests demanding your years, the situation improved nation’s passion for chocolate is cheese. Evidence recipe. indicates that it markedly and the Mansfield not ignored. Those with a existed thousands of Depot Restaurant, which opened fondness for chocolate Cheese­ FRESH PEARS WITH in 1977, is certainly one of the cake at our table declared the yearsO before the birth of Christ, CURRIED CHEESE B A U most notable examples. Depot’s to be top of the line. I and there are references to it in / (8-ounce) package cream Mansfield Depot used to be a will personally vouch for the the Old Testament. cheese, softened railroad stop, but these days it velvet cake, a stiff mousse Some food historians say it 2 tablespoons houses only a small post office enveloped in a clear chocolate was a shepherd, others claim it and a feed store so few people glaze. Taste and texture are was an Asian traveling merchant confectioners' sugar '/i teaspoon curry powder just happen to pass by at perfection. who discovered cheese. mealtimes. The food has to be 'A cup flaked coconut The Depot is also open for Whoever, shepherd or merchant, good to attract diners and the 'A cup chopped pecans brunch on Sunday and lunch he found a curd in the pouch he crowded dining rooms show this Monday through Friday. Lunch carried his milk in, tasted it, maraschino cherry to be the case. is another opportunity to try the liked it. spread the word, and 3 pears The three rooms of the excellent soups and to sam ple eventually cheese became a restaurant and bar use the my very favorite sandwich, the nourishing peasant meal. Combine cream cheese, original station, augmented by chicken salad club. Using one “Never tell a peasant how confectioners’ sugar, curry other railroad facilities. The slice of light rye and one slice of good is cheese and apples,” an decor is pleasant, with real wood powder, coconut and half the Reginald Plnto/Manchaatar Haraid dark, the grilled bread holds a old European saying tells us. Or pecans. Place mixture in small paneled walls and wooden filling of curried chicken salad was it pears? Well, whatever, round bowl lined with plastic tables. With mismatched dishes, and bacon. The combination is a the only concession to elegance A table awaits diners at the Mansfield Depot Restaurant cheese is not Just peasant fare wrap. Refrigerate until firm. spectacular success. is cloth napkins and finger Appetizers at the Depot range now. It's family and gourmet Unmold on serving tray or board on Route 44 In Mansfield. fare. bowls, which follow items that from 82.50 to $5.50; entrees and sprinkle with remaining Until recent years, cheese in make them useful. begin at $7.95 for pasta and go to pecans. Garnish with maraschino on the menu. New additions to the Western world was A meal on a recent Sunday recall ever being disappointed. Onion soup is a menu standby $14.95 for steak and some of the and this crock of soup has a rich the printed listings are something to put between two cherry. Core and slice pears; evening was consistently On this visit it was celery seafood preparations; main delicious from start to finish. almond, and it was pronounced broth, lots of onions, a tasty Louisiana inspired and if the slices of bread. Today, its use serve with curried cheese ball as dishes at lunch are usually Soups are always excellent. I first-rate even by one diner at crouton of bread and abundant steak is a fair representative, has increased dramatically. In 10 an appetizer or dessert. under $5. cannot rem em ber the soup of our table whose fondness for cheese. they are excellent. This piece of years, in the United States Makes about I 'A cups dip. When the Depot first opened, the day repeating, nor can I celery is limited. A fish mousse suspended meat was heavily peppered and lunch was consistent, dinner alone, per capita consumption nuggets of salmon in a light yet then cooked in oil to achieve a Apple soup? Sure, and it’s sometimes a bit of a has grown from 12.5 pounds a creamy dill-spiked cloud. It warm, spicy glow. A zucchini disappointment. But, more year to 20 pounds. delicious. The chicken broth could not have been improved accompaniment provided good recently, everything turned out “And," says William base is fortified with vegetables Route 44, Mansfield Depot, 429-3663 upon. counterpoint. by the kitchen seems to succeed. Dorman, an American producer and milk, zippy with curry and The Depot salad contains Four large shrimp were K* Hours: LuncheonMonday to Friday, 11:30 a.in. to You can’t go anywhere by rail and importer, “we anticipate sprinkled with cheese, a natural primarily romaine lettuce under paired with chunks of swordfish any longer at the Mansfield that by the year 2000, every These are Just a few of the more than 1,000 cheeses companion for apples. 2:30 p.m . D inner Sunday to T hursday, 5 to 9; 30 p.m . a blanket of grated carrots with in a sauce that included garlic, Depot, but with food so good, American will consume 30 Friday and Saturday, 5 to 10:30 p.m. Sunday brunch is 11 the dressing in between. The zucchini and mushrooms. A deft who would want to. ■ pounds a year." produced worldwide. ZESTY APPLE SOUP a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Lighter-fare menu available Monday to house is a tasty creamy garlic; hand with the seasoning made No one will give us an exact / pint chicken broth F rid ay , 2; 30 to 5 p.m . the honey mustard was a little the dish most enjoyable. Rice flat and the blue cheese, while serving as a bed was adequate if number, but more than 1,000 2 cups chopped apple Reservations accepted well flavored, left a watery not special. cheeses are produced around the and pungent. Try the milder and introducing more cheese in warm climates or on warm 1 cup diced potato Dress: Casual acceptable. world. There are hundreds of products that ate lower in fat days, an hour before serving is a puddle at the bottom of the bowl. Our duck half showed why this go on to the wilder ones if you I cup chopped onion Handicapped access; Ramp to entry but stairs to varieties, each with subdivisions, like. All French goat's milk and calories than the original good time to remove from the Bread is a chewy, coarse sometime cliche should be I cup chopped green main dining areas. too many to describe in limited cheeses are called chevres. without loss of protein and other refrigerator. But for grating or textured French-type loaf with considered a classic. Perfectly pepper Mastercard, VISA, American Express, and Diners good flavor. roasted with just enough fat space. Cheese is also making its way nutrients. This is not true of all shredding, use then while still Club. Half a dozen daily specials remaining between flesh and The U.S. Department of to the breakfast table. Why not? low-fat varieties, so check labels firm and cold. 'A cup diced celery augment the dozen plus regulars skin to keep the former moist. Agriculture classifies cheeses In Scandinavia it's a familiar for nutrient information. • Hard and semi-hard cheeses I tablespoon butter simply as very hard, hard, item for the fust meal of the Here are some valuable hints: need not be refrigerated, but 1 cup milk semi-soft and soft. day. In Norway, the special • High heat can turn a gentle must be kept in a cool, dry I teaspoon curry powder There are fresh or unripened breakfast variety is GJetost, cheese into a rubbery, tough place, in plastic wrap or 'A teaspoon pepper cheeses, double and triple villain. Use low heat when aluminum foil. shredded Cheddar cheese m which is made from the whey « ? s» Dinner cremes, extra hard grating, rather than the curd of cow’s adding it to sauces or when • If you find a bit of mold, w Prices AWM Cheddars, cheeses made from and goat's milk. An unusual cooking dishes that incorporate simply cut if off. “Most people In large saucepan, combine ^ haven’t Specials the milk of cows, goats, camels, cheese, it is dark tan and looks it. For topping, add cheese aren't aware that you should cut chicken broth, apples, potato, changed in WONiG’S Weekly even buffaloes. like a block of caramel candy. during the last few minutes of deep around the mold to remove onion, green pepper and celery; RESTAURANT . And the marvelous veined It's sliced paper-thin, is sweet cooking time. it," says Mary Grigsby Stangle, simmer uncovered until apples 3 years! PEKING • SZECHUAN cheeses such Roquefort, • Keep cheese refrigerated in a 26-year-old cheesemaker who AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE and mild and, in my opinion, and vegetables are tender. TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS Gorgonzola, Stilton and Danish tastes like peanut butter. Not all its original wrapper until ready began growing the cheese Remove friim heat. Stir in for use, Once opened, rewrap Blue, to name only a few. supermarkets carry it, but it can cultures for her father’s home butter. Blend in an electric Best Italian 1984-86 with plastic wrap. Head Chef • Chef Wong Though sometimes used in be found in most cheese stores. laboratory in Illinois when she blender, in several batches, until Voted CoBaecticul lUgaxine cookery, they are best enjoyed • Fresh cheese, such as was 13. Because cheese is made from smooth. Stir in milk, butter, 875-0661 PretenfM A ISew Diverai/ied Menu with fruit or spread on crusty cream, cottage and ricotta, • Don’t arrange crackers or milk or cream, or both, it has curry powder and pepper. • Italian Cuieine • Seafood • Fowl • Steaka • Riba bread or unsalted crackers or most of the food value of milk should be stored in glass or bread on the cheese board or Garnish with shredd^ Cheddar April Special: (T u m ., W«l.. Xhur*. Only) toast. and is a source of complete plastic containers in the platter. Put them on a separate The latest fashion in food refrigerator and should be served cheese. Post Road Plaza Mon.-Thur. 11:30 - 10 pm serving dish. This avoids getting 352 Hartford Tnpke. Fri. & Sat. 11:30 - 11 pm Veal Parmigiana *8.95 trends is goat's milk cheese that protein, minerals and vitamins. cool. (Sensed mdtk aafed A sin* an d m choice o f t*egetmble or potatof your cheeses “crumby,” and Yield; 6 cups. (Rte. 30N), Vernon Sunday 12:00 noon - comes in a variety of shapes. If made from whole milk, it • Refrigerate soft and keeps the cheese more attractive. (L84Exit6S) 10 pm Winner of Top tOO fJSA for ealenaive wine . The small rounds are often provides vitamin A. semi-soft cheese in covered 60 yUla Louiaa Road, Bolton, CT 64&3I6I broiled briefly and served as a Some are naturally low in fat containers or in plastic wrap or Cheese may be used in any Use Swiss cheese in this tasty first course. Some are mild and and, thanks to food technology, aluminum foil. Bring to room meal for any course — quick skillet dish that needs only delicate; others are quite strong producers are constantly temperature for serving. Except appetizer, soup, main dish or is minutes of cooking time. ■

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