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WASHINGTON (AP) - The The new policy assumes that Reagan administration has de­ Iraq, at war with Iran for 7'/i cided to expand its Persian Gulf years, will not attack neutral policy to allow U.S. warships to merchant ships operating be­ aid neutral merchant ships under tween neutral ports. It thus is attack, administration officials intended to apply specifically in said Friday. cases of neutral merchant ships The policy is aimed at deterring under Iranian attack. Iranian attacks against gulf “Our purpose is not to get into a shipping and is a direct result of war with Iran,” said an official. the mining of a U.S. frigate and “Our purpose is to secure safe Monday’s extensive fighting be­ passage for neutral shipping tween Iranian and U.S. forces, moving back and forth between the officials said. neutral ports.” Under the new policy, for which The sources stressed the policy support is being sought from change did not entail an extension congressional leaders and allied of the U.S. military umbrella to governments. Navy warships foreign-flag ships in regular L Reginild PInto/MinchMWHarald would no longer be told to ignore convoys. Even under the new Iranian attacks on merchant policy, only ships flying the WHAT A FIND — Mary Juleson and her 2’/4-year-old daughter, ships that weren’t flying the Stars American flag will be entitled to Kelly, prepare to send a box full of Manchester-related goods to and Stripes. "door-to-door protection” in Welland, Ontario, Canada. The Julesons found a balloon In their If a U.S. warship observed an convoys. Iranian attack and was close Also rejected in formulating yard Thursday, which contained a note from a Canadian enough to intervene, it would the new policy were suggestions schoolgirl. have the authority to do so, said that Navy warships start protect­ the officials, who agreed to ing American-owned ships that discuss the matter only if not fly a foreign flag of convenience, identified. the sources said. UP AND AWAY TO MANCHESTER “It’s a random, target-of- opportunity approach designed to throw the Iranians off guard,” Bv Andrew J. Davis Juleson and her daughter are re­ Healthy Manchester Herald sponding with a vengeance. They spent said one source. part of the day collecting newspapers, Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., chair­ Mary Juleson is preparing to send a postcards, clothes and brochures deal­ man of the House Armed Services First family little piece of Manchester to Canada. ing with Manchester. She also has Committee, confirmed that the And it’s all because of a balloon. information about Manchester Com­ new policy had been discussed gets checkups Juleson is preparing a box of items munity College and the Cheney Historic Friday with the congressional associated with Manchester to send to a District, she said. leadership. He said the policy girl in Welland, Ontario, as the result of Also, the children of Fitch Street wouid “enable U.S. Navy vessels a balloon her 2*/4-year-old daughter School will get a taste of Bolton because to defend themselves fully and to Wealthy Kelly found Thursday in their yard at Juleson plans to send a box of Munson’s take appropriate action to deal 329 Hackmatack St. Candy. with specific circumstances.” O’Neill worth Inside the balloon was a note from Lea "We went around town to find ... Valcourt, who attends Fitch Street something to represent Manchester,’’ Aithough Aspin refused to half a million School in Welland. The note asked that Juleson said. ’T m genuinely excited discuss specifics of the policy, whoever found the balloon write to her. about this” another Capitol Hill source who Juleson said. Because the note was She said she’ll mail the box Monday. was briefed on the matter said, printed, she said she assumed it was Welland, near Buffalo, N. Y., is about 500 “This will give a lot of authority to Stories on page 3 local commanders and a lot of sent by a child. miles from Manchester. leeway to do as they see fit.” Reagan says Governor Dr. Crane’s Quiz mi Justice Dept, is worth 1. Which deity had his birth predicted many centuries in advance and even the name of the town where it would occur? $493,400 ALLAH BUDDHA ZOROASTER JESUS 2. Which one of these creatures wears spurs? is ‘just fine’ By Judd Everhart DOBBIN CHANTICLEER BILLY TABBY The Associated Press 3. Which American product is estimated to have WASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan said saved a million residents of the Emerald Island Friday that Attorney General Edwin Meese III HAR’TFORD — Gov. William from starvation? should not resign and that the Justice Department is A. O’Neill is worth nearly half a CORN TURKEYS POTATOES PEANUTS running “ just fine,” despite being told two days million dollars and paid federal 4. In a sailor’s language, a cow’s udder would be earlier that a “ deep malaise” had set in at the taxes of $17,574 on 1987 income of $83,206, according to documents located at her department and that Meese should be indicted. STARBOARD BOW PORT SIDE STERN In a brief appearance outside the White House, made public Friday. O’Neill and his wife, Nikki, also 5. Croquettes usually suggest which farm sound? Reagan responded to reporters’ questions by saying paid $694 In state taxes on capital CLUCK OINK GOBBLE BA-A “ no” when asked whether Meese should resign or gains. Interest and dividends of 6. Match the characters at the left with the whether he had offered to. $11,188, according to the docu­ descriptions that refer to them, as a the right. When asked whether the Justice Department was ments released by O’Neill’s (a) Martha...... (v) First to see Jesus on Easter running well, Reagan replied: “ Just fine.” morning. Reagan on Friday moved quickly to ease Meese’s office. ' O’Neill’s 1987 tax return shows (b) Matthew (w) Outran Peter to Christ’s empty personnel problems, nominating Francis Keating, he and his wife, Nikki, could have tomb. an assistant treasury secretary, to fill the associate AP photo gotten a $2,378 refund, but chose (c) John (x) Christ’s favorite hostess and cook. attorney general’s slot, the department’s empty No. instead to apply that amount (d) Peter (y) Christ cured is mother-in-law of a 3 post. He would replace Stephen Trott, who left the “A-OK" — President Ronald Reagan forms the "A-OK" fever toward their 1988 taxes. I department a week ago to become a federal judge. sign as he and first lady Nancy Reagan leave Bethesda The O’Neills’ yvorth is $493,400, (e) Mary Magdalene (z) Quoted Jesus as saying Meese announced April 5 that he was recommend­ Naval Hospital Friday in Bethesda, Md. The president according to a financial state- Christ would drink fruit juice with his Apostles in ing Keating for the post. Keating may come to the ment released along with their Heaven. David Kool/Manchaster Herald Justice Department late next week to begin serving underwent a series of dental X-rays, whilethefirst lady tax returns. That compared with Answers on classified pages on an acting basis until he is confirmed by the had a physical. TH A N K S — Kristin DeBonee of Man­ from 1984 to 1987, visits Manchester a total worth of $456,900 in 1987. Sendte ’The governor volun^rily files chester, the Connecticut Muscuiar Manor Thursday to say "thank you" to 30 The Nos. 2 and 3 offices at the Justice Department his tax returns and financial Dystrophy Association poster chiid association volunteers. are virtually vacant and the department plans to statement annually with the Connecticut Weather shore them up by naming a number of temporary Nancy free of cancer; secretary of the state’s office. replacements to fill the positions, perhaps nearly a ’The statem ent lists the dozen people in all, department spokesman Patrick Manchester and vicinity; Saturday, sunny, then Ron passes his exam O’Neills’ principle assets as; The ‘sweetheart’ of their lives Korten said. The posts probably will be filled on becoming cloudy in the afternoon. High 60 to 65. ■ House, Meeks Point. East Saturday night and Sunday, rain. Low around 40. Monday. Hampton: $155,000. “ We will have people there” in the offices of WASHINGTON (AP) - the president and first lady.” High in the mid 50s. Chance of rain 80 percent both ■ House, Bhrton Hill, East says ‘thanks’ for helping out deputy attorney general and associate attorney First lady Nancy Reagan had The White House said earlier Saturday night and Sunday. Hampton: $65,000. - general “ to keep the paper moving and the usual her first major examination that the examinations were not West coastal, east coastal: Saturday, becoming ■ Restaurant apd property. Bv J< Gordon Brown done at the University of Connec­ “ We can’t underestimate just lines of communication open,” Korten said. Friday since her cancerous prompted by any current cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain late in the Special to the Herald ticut Health Center in Farming- how much you people do. The role left breast was removed six physicial problems of either pf East Hampton; $160,000. “ Meese absolutely has no intention of stepping ■ Lot (onp-qiiarter Interest), afternoon. High 55 to 60. Saturday night and Sunday, ton, according to Marquis. you play is so important,” Mar­ months ago, and the White the Reagans. down,” Korten added. Route 66, East Hampton; $10,000. occasional rain. Low 40 to 45. High in the mid 50s. She came, she saw, she As Kristin was escorted in her quis told the audience."We House physician said the exam The Reagans made no com­ Since the March 29 protest resignations of Deputy ■ Cash, stocks and retirement conquered. motorized wheelchair to meet 30 wanted to let you how much we showed no cancer in her right ment on their 'fexamlnations Attorney General Arnold Bums and Assistant funds: $93,400. , Kristin DeBonee and some new friends, she was greeted by a appreciate you. You’ve alle­ breast. when they left the White House Attorney General William Weld, Meese has twice ■ ’Three Jars ana one boat: Lottery Winners new-found friends, some who white rabbit and a jet-black kitten viated a lot of time that would unsuccessfully tried to fill Bums’ post. Dr. John Hutton also said or when they arrived at the $ 10, 000. were 10 times Kristin’s age, from the Connecticut Humane have tied us up.” Philadelphia lawyer Arlln Adams rejected that a series of dental X-rays hospital or left it. However, the proved this week that love is Society, which were at Manches­ performed on President Rea­ president made an “ A-OK” ■ Total; $493,400 Meese’s overtures, and at least five current or O’Neill’s salary in 1987 was Connecticut daily Friday: 653. Play Four; 6188. ageless. ter Manor as part of a pet therapy Kristin mingled with her hosts former U.S. attorneys who have been sounded out gan at the same time showed thumb-and-foreflnger sign, in­ Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 2, 19, 32, 34, 36, 40. Kristin, 8, is the daughter of program. over cookies and punch, answer­ he requires no immediate dicating that things are well, $76,000. His federal tax return about Weld’s job have said they weren’t interested. lists his salary as $70,512. The Dominick and Doris DeBonee of As it turned out, the black cat ing their questions. The brown­ St. Louis attorney John C. Shepherd withdrew from treatment of any kind. as_he boarded the helicopter 90 Kent Drive. She was Connecti­ that crossed Kristin’s path eyed brunette with freckled, rosy The exams were performed for Camp David. ' difference represents deferred consideration for Bums’ post Wednesday after compensation for retirement. cut’s Muscular Dystrophy Asso­ brought good fortune to her cheeks held the center of atten­ adverse publicity about an alleged affair with his at Bethesda Naval Medical Elaine Crispen, Mrs. Re"a- Index one-giri goodwill tour. The se­ tion with poised grace. She gan’s press secretary, said, Other income included $6,808 in ciation poster child from 1984 law firm’s bookkeeper. Center in suburban Mafyland through 1987, and Thursday^e niors greeted her with a chorus of proceeded to demonstrate a role and the couple left by helicop­ “ It’s wise and routine to check interest, $4,380 in capital gains. “ We don’t know what will happen next, said $504 in dividends and a $1,002 on Buslnsss___ . 3 3 -3 4 Local new*. personally thanked 30 Manches­ “ Let Me Call You Sweetheart,” reversal and read the elderly a ter afterward for their usual the other breast’’ after Reagan’s chief of staff, Howard Baker. “ All we the'line for “ rents, royalties, Church** _ . 14-15 Obituarl**— ter Manor residents who volun­ and Kristin in return serenaded story. Her selection was “ The weekend at the presidential surgery of the kind the first know is that the attorney general is functioning and partnerships, estate's, trusts, CIssalflad — . 3 4 -4 0 Opinion. teer their time throughout the them with “ You Are My Sun­ Berenstain Bears and Too Much functioning well and that the president expressed retreat. Camp David, in Mary­ lady had six months ago. Comic* _ . 2 3 -2 5 Senior Citizsn*. shine.” The harmonius strains Junk Food,” a favorite of hers. She said the first lady has etc.” No further explanation of year in preparing donation enve­ his continuing confidence.” land’s Catoctin Mountains. Connoctlcut. .6,8-0 Sport*______. 41 -46 that entry was given. lopes for MDA fund-raising. brought many a curious passerby After each page she read, Kristin At a White House meeting Wednesday, Bums and “ The president had a series had periodic examinations Focu*_____ . 17-32 U.S./World____ . 10-11 The late Gov. Ella T. Grasso Daniel Marquis, district direc­ to the doorway of the sunlit displayed the book’s pictures and Weld painted a picture of a crippled department and of routine dental X-rays in the since her operation on Oct. 17, tor for the organization, said that recreation room. received a round of applause dental clinic, while Mrs. Rea­ 1987, but this was her first began the practice of voluntarily an attorney general wracked by legal troubles, filing financial statements and the seniors make 50,000 kits The sometimes tedious task of from the audience. according to sources familiar with the half-hour gan had her first post­ X-ray of the right breast. annually and have been for about stuffing envelopes is clearly a^ This was the first visit by a operative mammogram,’’ Mrs. Crispen said the couple tax returns with the secretary of meeting called at Reagan’s request. the state’s office. The filings are ManrbpBtrr Hpralb seven years. labor of love for the residents. MDA poster child to the convales­ Hutton said in a statement. wanted to have the results of I Weld was “ unequivocal” in telling the president made by the governor and his “ They make about 20,000 to “ I love to work on it.” said cent home and made impression that if it were up to him, he would seek an indictment “ The mammogram was nega­ Mrs. Reagan’s exam promptly USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 175 25,000 kits a year alone for the Thomas Kehoe, 86. “ I figure I ’m on some of the seniors about the tive. No immediate treatment “ so theycould send her off lor staff. of Meese, said an administration source, speaking The governor is required by law Panny M. Sleffart, Publl*h*r Jerry Lewis Labor Day Tele­ helping someone whose worse off meaning and the fruits of their, on condition of anonymity. The former assistant of any kind is required as a a comfortable, worry-free thon,” said Marquis. The dona­ than I am.” labor. result of today’s procedures on weekend.” to file an annual statement of Qsorg* T. Chippall Shaldon Cohan attorney general then proceeded to lay out “ an oral finaneial Interests with the state tions used in Connecticut help an Marquis thanked the residents “ It’s a wonderful idea,” Agnes EdHor Compoaing Managar indictment” of Meese to the president, said the Ethics Commission. DaniM A. Robani Robart H. Hubbard MDA clinic at the Newington for all their support throughout Leduc, 79, said of Kristin’s visit. source focusing on Meese’s relationship with Advartiting Oliaclor Praaaroom Managar Children’s Hospital and research the years. “ It showed us what she can do.” Mark F. Abrtltlt Jaanna Q. Fromarth longtime friend E. Robert Wallach, who is under Bualnaa* Managar Clrculallon Managar indictment in the Wedtech scandal. ‘ The administration source said Bums told the Publlahad dally axcapi Sunday and cartain holiday* by th* Manchaatar PubHahlng Co., 16 Bralnard Placa, Manchaalar, president that “ a deep malaise” has “ infected ^ e Conn. 06040. Sacond claaa poatag* paid at Manchaalar, Conn. Tent-ative mall now ‘Pavilions’ depsrtment" and that Burns told Reagan that Doctor, why am I so tired?’ Poatmaatar: Sand addraa* ohanga* to th* Manchaatar Harald, Meese had violated the standards of ethical conduct P.O. Box 501, Manchaalar, Conn. 06040. Grading work for an access Hills” since spring 1987. The to the Planning and Zoning Americans make 10 million visits to the doctor each year to If you don't racalv* your Harald by 5 p.m. waakdaya or 7:30 road conUnues at the site of the name was changed to reflect the Commission and was granted a for executive branch employees spelled out in a 1965 a.m. Saturday*, plaaa* lalaphon* your carriar. H you'r* unaM* Pavilions at Buckland Hills. architectural style of the mall revised traffic permit by the executive order. „ seek relief from fatigue. Many more people function at to reach your carriar. call aubacribar aarvic* at 647-9046 by 6 “ There is an appearance of impropriety here. p.m. waakdaya for dalluary In Manchaatar. The what at Buckland Hills? building, which Majzan said State Traffic Commission. below-par without getting help, accepting weariness as their Suggattad carriar rata* ar* 11.60 weakly. 17.70 for on* The “ Pavilions,” according to resembles a group of pavilions or Now a year, one referendum, Bums told the president, according to the source, month, $23.10 for Ihraa month*. $46.30 for alx month* and several lawsuits, two funding adding that in other similar instances of possible $02.40 lor on* year. Sanlor oRlian rata* and mall rata* ar* Jane Majzan, spokesman for the tents. way of life. & avaHabl* on raquaal. Homart Development Co. of An official announcement of the proposals, hundreds of pro and impropriety. Justice Department lawyers would be To plaoa a claaalBad or diaplay advartlaamani, or to raport a Chicago, the company developing name change was not made last con arguments and one name- placed on administrative leave, disciplined or now* Mam, atory or plotur* M**. call 643-3711. OfSo* hour* ar* m 0:30 *.ffl. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. the mall. year because “ the mall was not change later, the |70 million mall dismissed. ,, ,, ^ - A six-part series starts Monday the Herald Th* Manchaatar Harald I* * mambar of th* AaaocMad Pr**a, Majzan said this week that the under way yet,” she said. — oops, “ Pavilions at Buckland “ The president was very attentive, said the th* Audit Bureau of Clrculallon* and th* New England mall project has been officially At this time last year, Homart Hills” — will open late next year, source. Nawapapar Aaaoclatlon. called the “ Pavilions at Buckland had submitted its flnal site plans says the developer. Labor Department First step is taken at MCG Local News in Business lining up behind Job to town man on Student Center proposai Breastfeeding classes \ O ’Neiirs property tax plan A Manchester resident has been appointed the Breastfeeding classes for the pregnant couple will new executive director of the state Labor be held Friday, May 6, from 7 to 9 p.m. at Rockville government relations for the because those that don’t adopt a By Andrew J. Davis chairs, he said. The plan must The second stage of the plan Bv Nancy Concejman Department’s employment security division. General Hospital. Union Street, the class teaches state chapter of the federation, tax-classification system are Manchester Herald now be approved by the student calls for the construction of a Manchester Herald John Souchuns, 36, of 12 Cedar St., will succeed practical skills about breastfeeding. All couples are said businesses of all sizes are more attractive to businessses. Eleanor H. Smarz of Shelton, who will retire May senate and the state fire marshal, temporary building between the welcome to attend even if their Infants were not born The governor’s proposed direct The first step in creating a urging legislators to support the 1 after 42 years with the division. Bruce said. Both approvals east and upper campuses, which at Rockville General Hospital. The class is $15 and State business owWers are aid would allow communities to temporary student center at supporting a proposal from Gov. governor’s four-point plan. Souchuns has worked in the Office of Policy should come in the next few would be the home for the center reservations may be made by calling 872-0501. tax all property at 70 percent, but Manchester Community College William A. O’Neill that will fight "The business community is and Management for nine years, first in planning weeks, he said. and an athletic office, he said. would help homeowners. O’Neill was taken Wednesday. tax classification and “ homes­ united,” he said. and evaluation with the office’s employment and The senate also plans to spend The final stage would involve' also proposes providing tax cred­ The college’s Facilities Plan­ Volunteer conference The classification system and a training division. He’s woiiced in the comprehen­ an additional $4,000 to buy a building a permanent structure teading” proposals that they its to homeowners in towns where ning Committee approved $4,000 proposed “ homesteading’ ’ provi­ sive plannining division since 1983. large-screen television and other near the Lowe Program Center. A ’The Governor’s Council on Voluntary Action is believe could cause an unequal the tax shift exceeds 20 percent in funds to build a wall to separate shift in the tax burden to sion, which would exempt part of His career with the state began in 1974, when he equipment for the center, Bruce performing arts center also sponsoring the Connecticut Volunteer Leadership over a five-year period. the temporary center from the a home valuation from taxation, worked as an employment counselor trainee. He said. Furniture for the center would be built there, Kudra said. Conference on ’Tuesday, June 7, in Rosemary Hall. businesses. The proposed homesteading Free Space Gallery, said Rory Q. are unfair because they shift the later worked with the Manchester and New would be taken from existing Thomas N. Bavier, dean of Wallingford. Shelly Aronson of Manchester will join Anne Flint, president of the bill would allow communities to Bruce, student senate president. Greater Manchester Chamber of tax burden to businesses, Kiley Britain Job Service offices and was a manpower college equipment, he said. administrative affairs, chairs the 45 other workshop leaders to present topics about grant up to a $25,000 off the ’The Facilities Planning Commit­ volunteer managements skills, fund-raising, com­ Commerce, said that although said. specialist with the former CETA program. He “ Just because it’s a temporary committee. O’Neill’s proposed Financial valuation of a home, Kiley said. tee is composed of students, structure, doesn’t mean it has to The college — the largest munity organizing, resource development and the chamber hasn’t specifically became manager of the Waterbury Job Service Capital Act of 1988 calls for But the result would be an faculty and administrators. look temporary,’’ Bruce said. community college in the state — public relations. Special guest will be actress Susan backed Gov. O’Neill’s proposal, office in 1978. appropriating more than $5 mil­ increased tax rate necessary to ’The center would be in the east ’The temporary center is part of has been without a student center Saint James, one of the stars of the television senes which calls for local property tax Souchuns, a Walfingford native, graduated lion to improve, update and add make up taxes and the burden campus cafeteria, which is oppo­ a three-stage plan, which could since one burned down almost 10 "Kate and Allie, who will speak about the relief through tax credits and from Lyman High School. After graduating from staff to the assessment and would again shift to business site the Free Space Gallery and result in a permanent center, years ago. There are about 5,500 Connecticut Special Olympics. Registration forms, state subsidies, members oppose the University of Connecticut in 1973, worked in revaluation process and increas­ owners, he said. The average now houses a few vending ma­ Kenneth Kudra, senate treasurer full- and part-time students at the which must be submitted by May 20, are available proposed tax classification and public administration at the University of ing direct state aid to all munici­ Increase in taxes for businesses Hartford. chines and some tables and and president-elect, has said. college. by contacting Alice Clive at 566-8329. The fee is $12 “ homesteading” bills. • under the homesteading proposal “ At this point, we oppose any palities to keep taxes down and and lunch is optional at $4.75. provide direct aid to property would be 20 to 36 percent, he said. sort of tax classification that "W e feel that homesteading taxes the business community owners. The plan also calls for five-year exemption is another form of tax Approval for wetlands fill AIDS fund-raiser more heavily,” Flint said Friday. classification,” Serpe said. Calendars The local chamber is a member property revaluations, in re­ Life Alliance Inc., a national AIDS foundation of the Connecticut Business and sponse to other proposed bills that with headquarters in Hartford, will hold a Industry Association, which sup­ allow communities to adopt a Magna Carta Manchester is expected from engineers fund-raising dinner at Hartford’s Parkview Hilton ports the governor’s proposal, tax-classification system be­ King John of England signed Hotel on Friday. May 6, at 7 p.m. Dignitaries in cause of the current 10-year Monday according to Michael Serpe. the Magna Carta June 15. 1215 government, business, health , education and the media relations manager with revaluation lag. The current Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing By Andrew Yurkovsky take place the last stage of the likely to act on the permit The most important document in arts are expected to attend. Tickets are $100 per CBIA. The organization is the system taxes all property at 70 room, 7 p.m. Manchester Herald project, which is scheduled to be application. According to a news percent of valuation, Kiley said. English constitutional history Board of Education, Robertson Schooi, 7; 30 p.m. person and dress is semiformal. Funds raised by the largest for businesses in the state was originally designed to ensure completed in 1990. release from the Corps, public dinner will be distributed to organizations and Under tax classification, busi­ Eighth Utilities District public hearing, fire­ with 6.300 member companies. eudal rights and guarantee that The director of the town’s The Water Division has already comment on the plan to fill in the agencies that provide daily services such as shelter, nesses would be taxed at 70 house. 7:30 p.m. Water and Sewer Division said received a town wetlands permit Serpe said. •he king could not tamper with wetlands will be accepted up until food, companionship and counseling to people with O’NeiH’s proposal also is percent of the property valuation, Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln Friday he doesn’t expect any for the work and a permit from May 26. 'laronial privileges. When King AIDS. Tickets may be purchased from Life backed by the National Federa­ compared with 50 percent for Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. problems in getting approval the state Department of Environ­ 'ohn later repudiated the chaf­ Young said the Corps will Alliance, 48 Main St.. Hartford 06106. For more tion of Independent Businesses, homes and 60 percent for mixed- Commission on Aging, Senior Citizens’ Center, from the U.S. Army Corps of mental Protection, Young said. er he was released from its decide whether to hold a hearing information, call the office at 246-2800. which represents more than 5,000 use properties, Kiley said. 7:30 p.m. Engineers to fill in 1.7 acres of Water from the treatment plant observance by the Pope, and civil on the application depending on small and independent business Tax classification also creates Democratic Subcommittee, Municipal Building now discharges into the Hop war broke out in England. wetlands for a new runoff pipe whether there is enough com­ members Don Kiley . director of competition among communities coffee room, 7:30 p.m. from the town’s sewage treat­ Brook, a tributary of the Hocka­ ment on it. Anti-smoklng seminar Tuesday ment plant. num River. Pitkin Glassworks Inc. executive council, Lincoln The director, Robert Young, Young said that the change in "The No Smoking Law: First-hand Experience Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. said the permit is needed because where the effluent is discharged with Putting It Into Practice” will be presented for Wednesday the stone lining surrounding the should not adversely affect the Manufacturing boom the business community by Manchester J^morial Democratic Town Committee, Lincoln Center pipe is considered fill. environment. In fact, he said, the In 1986. Peru registered the Hospital’s CorpCare Occupational Health Services hearing room, 7 p.m. The application for the permit effect should be less because the strongest manufacturing boom in on Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a m. was submitted to the Corps about effluent will be diluted to a all of Latin America with a 17.8 Represenatlves from area businesses will discuss Andover a year ago. Young said. The greater extent when it flows percent rise, says the Inter- the no-smoking law and implementation strategies, Monday Corps is now soliciting public directly into the river. American Development Bank. union and personnel concerns. Recreation Commission. Town Office Building, 7 comment on the permit The Hop Brook is a Class A The increase was fueled entirely Reservations are required by calling M7-47% by p.m. application. t waterway, while the Hockanum by a strong expansion of domestic Monday. A complimentary breakfast buffet will be ’■"'^NOW YOU CAN Tuesday The runoff pipe, whichfWould be River is a Clags B waterway. demand and intensified import- served. Public hearing on the budget. Town Office directed into the Hockanum Young said he did not know substitution. Exports of manufac­ AFFORD TNE BESTI Building. 8 p.m. River, is part of a $27 million when the Corps of Engineers was tures declined. Water mains to be flushed Bolton improvement of the sewage treat­ Monday. ment plant off Olcott Street that The Manchester Water and Sewer Departinent At the new Public Building Commission. Community Hali, began last year. Young said that will be flushing water mains Monday and on Friday. 7:30 p.m. installation of the pipe falls would Exposure, Ltd. The mains in the East Center Street from Main Tuesday Street ot Woodbridge Street area will be flushed. O P TIC A L Charter Revision Commission, Community Hall, is proud to present Residents may notice a decrease in water pressure 8 p.m. and a discoloration of water. .. ^ ^ S TY L E Wednesday original etchings by If the water is discolored, residents should avoid EMERGENCY using it until it clears. It normall takes a few hours Conservation Commission, Herrick Memoriai Fire — Police — Medical Park, 7:30 p.m. for the water to clear. If water appears discolored BAR, INC. Thursday for an extended period, residents should call the D IA L 911 Kathleen department at 647-3115. The Bushing will be done 763 Main St., Manchester Board of Education. Center Schooi, 7:30 p.m. In Manchester from 7:15 a.m. to 3 p.m. EASTERN CONNECTICUT'S Coventry LEADING FULL SERVICE Cantin OPTICIANS 1 Monday President focus of debate MCC Theater Wing presents - COUPON — — COUPON — — COUPON — Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Prices range from • ’The sixth annual "Statewide Debate” willoe li^d Building, 7:30 p.m. at Manchester Community College on May 2^ TOe Steering Committee. Town Office Building, 7:30 »75 to *290. Contact Hearing Spoon River debate will be held from 3 to 6 p.m. in the Lowe p.m. Lenses Finance Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 ’^25“ Aids Shown here; **™he topic this year is “ President Reagan Has Left p.m. Anthology “ Summer Moon” W. $ 4 Q 0 0 Tuesday <■ '4 Eyeglasses * 5 0 ® ® OFI a ' Food distribution. Town Office Building, 12-1 p.m. April 20 - 23 • 8PM OFF Manchester Community will On New Alda Thursday Also Sat., April 23 • 2PM Complet* Pair Par Pair / New Wearers Only j debate, which is free and open to the public. T^e Expire* April 30,1955 Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 ExpliM AprH 30,1988 Expire* April 30,1985 | Manchester Community Coltoge debate is sponsored by the coHege s Econoinic No Olh*r DIacoum* Apply. p.m. exposure No Othor Dloeountt Apply. No Other OltcounU Apply. Program Center U . T..X Wl Association and Student Activities ^ I Economic Development Commission, Town Of­ TuM.. Wad., FrI. 9-5 the Connecticut Joint Council on Economic fice Building, 8 p.m. ' $ b 0 0 (jt.’ni-r.il .idm ission 111 Center Street arl A fram ing Thura. 9-e / Sal. 9-5 $2 bO LtucU.’rtts Cloaad Sun. S Mon. Education. Friday Manchester For more information, call 647-6123. . Re^strars, Town Office Building, 12-3 p.m. Ifilorm.ilion 647 6043 i.£i^ ‘In Prajse of Age’ was a good experience Veterans’ groups ’Thursday: Orchestra rehearsal, 9 a.m.; "Fasci­ Editor’s note; This column is prepared by the staff of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. nating World of Bells.” I Senior Citizens Friday: Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; bingo, 10 a.m.; seek eased rules exercise with (!!leo, 11 a.m.; Setback, 12;30 p.m. ’Transportation to and from the center Is Bv Jeanette Cave available. Call a day in advance. on state benefits DIrectar May 5. Whether a senior has actually had a child Blood Pressure Clinic: Wednesday, April 27, does not matter; all women are invited. The (L-Z) 9-11 a.m. "In Praise of Age” , was the theme of the 1988 Beethoven Singers, an all-male group, will By Dean GotembeskI National Council on Aging National Convention in entertain. Following will be a group of singing MENUS The Associated Press Washington. D.C., last week. The value of such a waiters who will serve refreshments to all our Monday: Hamburg on roll, soup, beverage. conference lies not only in the many informative ladles. The Friendship Circle has provided, as d6ss6rt. HARTFORD — Veterans advocates are trying to sessions, workshops, and round tables but also in the always, the presents that each person receives. ’Tuesday: ’Tuna-noodle casserole, vegeatble, roll, change strict residency regulations that prevent informal opportunities to network with many Reserve this date. It will be a program to beverage, dessert. many veterans from receiving college tuition individuals representing different disciplines in the remember. , . Wednesday: American chop suey, vegetable, roll, benefits or aid from a $42 million fund established by field of aging as well as representing different parts Men, you will not be left out this year for we have KAV6!kV*$l 063 H p f l S P r t the state to assist n e ^ y soldiers and sailors. of the country. planned a Men’s Day just for you on June 9, Thurfday: Stuffed cabbage, potato, vegetable, By state law, the tuition benefits and the Sailor, I left the conference confident that Manchester featuring Mary Dunfey (Salina) our favorite belly roll, beverage, dessert. Soldiers and Marine Fund can be used by those men Senior Center offered a good array of programs and dancer. . . . ™ _ Friday; Sliced turkey sandwich, soup, beverage, and women who were inducted into the armed V" services to address the needs and desires of the Our meals program-will resume Monday. Please dessert services in Connecticut. elderly. However, we must remain responsive and don’t forget to get your ticket for the ’Thursday lunch A veteran who joined the military in another state sensitive to new issues and concerns. With many AP photo by noon ’Tuesday. SCORES! isn’t eligibile for the state-sponsored benefits, even brochures and pamphlets from the conferences. I Friday, April 15 — Setback: Anna Welskopp 140; if that person has established residency in SEAL STOPOVER — A group of Harbor open sea between February and April to remain enthusiastic as to the future growth of Grace Donnelly 136; Edith O’Brien 120; Anne Connecticut. seals are seen early this week off the have their seal pups, and leave again to programs and services for Manchester. You may O’THER ACnVITTES Firestone 119; Glenna Warren 119. The state chapter of the Vietnam Veteranis of harbor in Swampscott, Mass., resting on return to deeper waters as the pups feel free to come in and take a look at some of the April 26, arthritis exercise program starts. Monday, April 18 — Pinochle; Sam Schors 653; America Inc. has been working toward loosening a rock formation. The New England mature. materials. April 27, blood pressure screening. Michael Haberern 645; Helen Bensche 636; Ada the residency requirements since the U.S. Supreme April 28, "The Fascinating World of Bells.” Rojas 633; Floyd Post 624; Carl Popple 623. Court ruled against similar regulations in New York Aquarium says the seals come in from TRIPS May 4, 9:30-11:30 a.m., stress management Monday, April 18 — Men’s Golf: Low Gross: Bob Nfay 11, Danbury Fair Mall, $5, leave Senior state in 1986. Dieterle 42; Hugh Tansey 43; Joe Kennedy 43; Russ Center 9 a.m., return at 6p.m. Signup Wednesday at stsrts Jim Tackett, director of the Connecticut United May 9-13, Big Week activities. Smyth 44; Ed Corcoran 45; Dan Gallagher 45. Labor Agency in Middletown and service represen­ 9:30 a.m. , , . May 9, card party, $1 Includes admission and Low Net: Wendell Poucher 34; Tony Salafgla 34; Private attorney defends Lomax May 11. Plainfield Dog Track, $16, Includes tative for the state W A chapter, said Thursday his refreshments. The bus will pick up and deliver if Dick Giacominl 35; Carl Lepak 35; Vince Girard 35; transportation, admission, and lunch. Leave center group believes a veteran who has lived in the state HARTFORD (AP) — A private Superior Court Judge Salvatore $200,000 bond. sufficient people register. Tom Brennan 35; Rus Nettleton 35; Dick McNam­ Moniz said the law firm was at 3:30 p.m. Seats are still available, stop in the for two years should be eligible for any benefits attorney Friday took over the Arena. • May 16, 1-4 p.m., cholesteral screening, call the ara 36; Phil Dupont 36. offered to veterans. defense of a man accused of The change was largely promp­ initially contacted about repres­ office. , . Health Department at 647-3173. Fee involved. ’Tuesday, April 19 — Bowling: Harold Hinkel 549; June/1. Coachlight Dinner Theater, Singing in His group is working on a bill that would rework strangling a newspaper reporter ted by Lomax’ dissatisfaction enting Lomax by the NAACP. May 17, nutrition session with Gloria Weiss, a Charley Glode 516; Stan Kallnowski 532; Paul the m in " - $21, first bus filled but we will take a the state regulations, and Tackett said some in her Hartford apartment in with public defender Dennis Moniz then met with the public registered dietician. Desjeunes 549; John Greszko 201, 520; Sam second bus if we can fill. Call the center if interest^. members of the Legislature’s Public Safety October. 0’’roole, who has worked on the defender’s office and afterward May 19, Senior Rockettes. McAllister 220, 566; Bruno Giordano 210. 535; Herb June 5-9, Wildwood, N.J.. $204, flvedays/4 nights Committee have promised that the issue will be case since Lomax was charged on with Lomax, he said. Tedford 201; Andy Lemoureaux 549; John McHugh "front and center" in the 1989 session. Hartford attorney Joseph A. Dec. 24, 1987. ’The state’s case against Lomax includes transportation, hotel, meals, and 516; Sam Maltempo 509; P. Venza 566; Whit Kjellen tainment. Flyers available at the center. To Dan Rousseau, president of the Vietnam Veterans Moniz will work pro bono, with Lomax, 22, pleaded innocent to centers on a fingerpsint found on ON-GOING ACTIVITIES 204; John Kravontka 551; Leo Bonazelli 512; Rusty a pair of scissors lying near of America artfoM chapter, said if a bill correcting the state picking up any other charges of felony murder and register, call Don Berger at 875-0538. Monday; Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; bingo, 10 a.m.; Rusconi 203, 551; Frank Wotruba 518; Andy June 15-16. Atlantic City, "Showboat Ca^no- the "inequities" isn’tpassed, "w e’ll take the state to costs incurred in Joseph L. first-degree burglary in the Oct. Laczynski’s body. Police forensic pinochle, 12:30 p.m. Lorenzen 504. Cathy Ringrose 460; Lottie Kuczynski /Hotel,” $92. Please note corrected date and price. court.” Tackett plans to meet May 4 with attorneys Lomax’s defense, according to a 5, 1987 slaying of Kara A. specialists said the scissors were Tuesday: Square dancing, 10 a.m.; exercise with 178, 485; Lillian Kennedy 180, 531; Dot Lucas 175, This is an overnight at the Showboat Casino/Hotel. to discuss that possibility. motion requesting the appoint­ Laczynski, 24, a reporter with the used to cut straps from two Cle, 1:30 p.m.; grocery shopping — call a day in 423; Vi Pulford 210, 552; Pat Cleavage 175, 476; purses, which were tied around Cost includes transportation, one night accommo­ Tackett and Rousseau said they don’t know how ment of a special defender. The Journal Inquirer newspaper of advance for ride; non-grocery shopping (Bradlees) Yolanda Burns 128, 458. many veterans are denied benefits under the motion was approved by Hartford Manchester. He is being held on Laczynski’s wrists. dations and a coin rebate. Signup is Wednesday, — call a day in advance for ride. Wednesday, April 20 — Bridge: Tom Lynch 5,320; residency restriction. Both said, however, the May 4. at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday; Pinochle. 9:30 a.m.; Friendship Lois enmrila 5,150; Sol Cohen 4,470; Edith Howland Circle, 10 a.m.; arts and crafts. 12:30 p.m.; bridge, regulations affect “ quite a few” veterans. SPECIAL EVENTS 4 460; Lillian Evans 4,290; Sally Goodstlne 3,860. Rousseau, 41, a Windsor resident, is among those Our Mother’s Day Tea will be held on Thursday, 12:30 p.m. affected. He said he’d like be eligible for the The MARINES ARE COMING... tuition-waiver program, which applies to all state-run institutions of higher learning. Rousseau was living in Connecticut and working proudly presents at Pratt & Whitney when he was drafted, but he was MARC inducted in Vermont because that’s where he was bom. After serving in Germany, he returned to Gone fishin'. Connecticut and has now worked at Pratt & Whitney for nearly 23 years. The Supreme Court decision cited by the VVA in U.S. MARINE Isn't it about time you simplified its fight against Connecticut came in the case of New York vs. Eduardo Soto-Lopez. things? If you still want a single­ “ In light of the decision in Soto-Lopez, the CORPS BAND residency requirements in Connecticut are clearly In Concert family home on your own piece of unconstitutional," Robert O. Muller, then-WA president, wrote in a Nov. 17,1986, letter to Attorney land, but you've had enough of General Joseph I. Lieberman. Saturday, April 23 ■ 8:00 P.M. commuting, lawn mowing and "M any affected veterans in Connecticut are members of Vietnam Veterans of America Inc.,’’ Manchester High School Auditorium maintenance, McKee Place is just the letter continued. "The court found such residency requirements violate the equal protection right for you. 'fA clause of the U.S. Constitution. A plurality of the Tickets are On Sale NOW AT: T i m i court aiso found these types of provisions McKee Place, located near Manchester Center, has nnnn unconstitutionally penalize the fundamental right of MARC Bakery, Tommy’s Pizza, easy access to shopping and recreational activities by ^ □ □ □ □ freedom to travel between the various states.” public bus service. Built to Derekseth's demanding stan­ Lieberman responded the letter by saying the The Manchester Senior Citizens Ctr., dards of quality and energy-efficiency, the McKee Place : state’s residency restrictions are "not as clear as Jenny’s Bakery in Vernon one might have thought.” He said Connecticut has homes are practically maintenance free. With vinyl 33 laws affecting veterans and the matter should be or siding and just enough yard to relax in, the subject of a legislative study. He suggested that free. Best of alt, the pace ,s under $175,000! 'U ; ; Jhe CoUmlal $179,500 the group contact the legislature’s Public Safety Call MARC Offices • 646-5718 Committee. Weekdays for Reservations Open Sunday Lary Selavka, Department of Veterans Affairs (Tickets may also be purchased at the door.) commissioner, said he wasn’t aware of any McKee Place movement to loosen the residency restrictions. 12:00 - 4:00 weaving. HARTFORD — Attorneys representing both sides She said the Royal Initiated CHECKING IT OUT — Princess Chulabhorn Mahidol of Thailand checks The princess also said that in the eight-day-old jai alai players strike Friday From the Elegant Project concerning the develop­ projects in the areas of agricul­ agreed to meet with federal and state mediators out the slide projectors before her lecture at Yale University Friday. Her ment of medical services and ture, land, water and social Chulabhorn's presentation was on “Science and Technology in Rurai next week, the state Labor Department announced. health care started in 1969. In development have have played The meeting with a federai mediator, a state Development and Related Activities of the Royai Famiiy." order to allevate the problem of important roles in development. mediator and attorneys will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday at the Department of Revenue Services office in Newington, Labor Department spokesman Women denounce bill to enforce visitation rights Dick Ficks said. u j „rr.>..oa m Labor Commissioner Betty Tianti had offered to HARTFORD (AP) — Some femi­ that some women go to jail for mothers worried about the bill’s rights spelled out in their divorce arrange a meeting with nists say a legislative move to crack transgressions as minor as not being ramifications. decrees, Adams said. Department of Revenue Services then asked her to down on the enforcement of child- home when their ex-husbands arrive “ It seems to us to be a very bad faith Currently, a person who doesn’t arrange a meeting, Ficks said. visitation rights in divorce cases at the appointed time to pick up their bill because it presumes that mothers comply with such orders can be found smacks of revenge for recent gains children for a weekend visit. are intentionally interfering with in civil contempt, which means a Water pollution suit setfled made by women, especially in obtain­ “ It’s clear evidence that we’re visitation and we simply don’t believe judge can level a fine or order the approaching a backlash,” Gail K. that’s true,” she said. person to jail. But Adams claimed HARTFORD — Two years of negotiations over ing court-ordered financial support pesticide contamination of wells serving 220 from their ex-husbands. Hamm, legislative coordinator for the Robert Adams, president of the that was rare, citing one woman who Permanent Commission on the Status Divorced Men’s Association of Con­ appeared in court 10 times for Connecticut homes have concluded with tobacco Gla»t The bill, which could come up for a growers and chemical manufacturers agreeing to vote in the House of Representatives of Women, said Friday. necticut, denied that the bill has non-compliance before she was fined. Dim ensiont next week, would make intentional “ There’s a sense out there among a anything to do with retaliation. pay $3.3 million. “ Judges .. . will admonish them, tell State Environmental Commissioner Leslie Ca- violation of visitation orders a crimi­ lot of divorced fathers that women are Rather, divorced men are getting fed rothers said Thursday that two pesticide makers nal offense punishable by up to a year getting too successful with the sys­ up with what he described as a lenient them not to do it again,” Adams said. tem,” said Hamm, who said she has attitude among judges toward those “ They turn around and walk out of the and three tobacco growers have signed an in jail and a $1,000 fine. agreement that clears the way for installation of Critics say such a law could mean received 55 or 60 calls from divorced who don’t comply with visitation courtroom laughing.” carbon filters to remove the pesticide ethylene Bessie Peate Gutmann dibromide, or EDB, from the well water of about 150 Andrea by Sadek homes. . » o » Commission court order. The homes are located in the towns of East t L uxurious Windsor. Suffield. Enfield, Ellington and on Moynahan special prosecutor Giastonbury. ^ lluring Coufilry I HARTFORD (AP) - The chairman of of a constitutional showdown, wondering 10th Trident to be launched Baskets the state’s Criminal Justice Commission aloud whether the two commission GROTON — The USS Pennsylvania, the 10th ship said Friday that the commission will defy members who are also Superior Court ^ empting in the U.S. Navy’s Trident nuclear-powered an order to appoint a special prosecutor in judges will “ show up in their robes.” submarine force, is scheduled to be launched the bribery case against a prominent Attorney Paul J. McQuillan, who is Saturday at the Electric Boat Division shipyard. Waterbury defense attorney, a move likely representing Moynahan, said he will move xciting The Tridents, or Ohio Class submarines, are the to spark a constitutional confrontation. for dismissal at Wednesday’s hearing on i largest and most powerful in the Navy fleet and are grounds that it is unfair to leave his client built exclusively by the Electric Boat Divison of Superior Court Judge William J. Lavery in limbo while the state decides who will General Dynamics Corp. ^ ordered the commission earlier this month handle the case. Z The Pennsylvania, after it is commissioned, will ’”The state haanot been able to prosecute to name an outside prosecutor to handle carry a crew of 154 and will be armed with 24 Trident Goebal with due dilgence or with an Impartial the case against attorney ’Timothy C. xotic II missiles. Gently Moynahan, who is accused of improperly prosecutor,” McQuillan said. “ Here we Country 5 are the second month after Mr. Moynahan attempting to influence a judge. Escape into the Fantasy... Woods to cute and country - “ The attorney general’s office orally has was arrested and they don’t eveh know Sit-In continues at Wesleyan informed us that we have no authority to who’s handling the case. I don’t think that MIDDLETOWN - Wesleyan University stu^ejits We have something for everyone. appoint a special prosecutor.” Commis­ can be tolerated in our society.” (i. Visit. continued their sit-in at an administration building sion Chairman James J. Murphy said. Judge Hugh C. Curran, whose grand jury for a fifth day Friday in a protest of the school s “ That’s the reason we haven’t done it.” investigation resulted in the charges investments in South Africa and said they would ,^ ,^ »»D IR ECTI0NS t o t h e c a r d & GIFT CON N ECTION »»»»»"‘ Murphy said that state law is clear in against Moynahan. had recommended in a distribute leaflets to prospective students visiting giving authority to name a special sealed report that an outside prosecutor be LINGERIE 384 or 44A to Rte. 44A (Bolton Notch); Follow 44A to Rte 31 3. prosecutor not to the commission but to appointed, apparently because Waterbury “ ‘‘ un.ll « get eencre« and South: (approx. 5 miles) bear right at traffic light onto Rte. 31 South; Chief State’s Attorney John J. Kelly, who State’s Attorney John A. Connelly and irrevocable steps toward divestment. » stay a ,^ -^ ^ to llo w Rte. 31 for % mile - Vinton Village Is on the left. has resisted doing so. Kelly would both likely be called as until we get that,” said Jennifer Alexander, a • TOtLANO SANK 67 West Street • Rockville • 871-8485 MANCMESTSS Lavery has subpoenaed commission witnesses at Moynahan’s trial. 22-vear-old senior from Wayne, N.J. m ... r s ,c . wwm - - — members, including Kelly, to appear in Lavery’s order on April 12 inunedlately Mon.-Fri. lpm-6pm * Sat. 10-5 pm V jdents considering enrolling at the P^vate. Waterbury Superior Court next Wednes­ raised questions about whether a judicial lu ral arts university and black alumni were V i^ V ^ V Y V yy¥VY(j>Y» day if a special prosecutor hasn’t been officer could issue instructions to another SPRl^G CLEARANCE 10% - 75% OFF_ expected to visit the school this weekend. Alexander appointed by then to explain why. branch of government under the constitu­ said S e protesters would give leaflets the visitors. Murphy seemed to relish the possibility tional doctrine of separation of powers. Natkin & W orld The going is hard’ >a? Former agent in FBI Shultz, Meese may testify in arms treaty talks WASHINGTON — Secretary of State George P. almost joined the .mob Shultz and Attorney General Edwin Meese III are MOSCOW (AP) - With the Saturday to visit Kiev and Tbilisi, among a host of current or^ormer top national superpower summit only five stop in Brussels to brief the North WASHING’TON (AP) - A penetrations. security officials listed Friday as possible witnesses weeks off. Secretary of State Atlantic Treaty Organization on former FBI agent told senators “ They have reinstituted the at the Iran-Contra trial of Lt. Col. Oliver L. North George P. Shultz chipped away on Monday and then fly home. Friday that he almost became the requirement that before someone and three other men. arms control problems and re­ He will hold another session first bureau member initiated is made a soldier, he will have to Independent counsel Lawrence E. Walsh also gional disputes with Soviet lead­ with Foreign Minister Eduard A. into La Cosa Nostra, but his ‘make his bones.’ That is,.he will listed Deputy CIA Director Robert Gates, former ers Friday but apparently made Shevardnadze before the Moscow six-year undercover assignment have to kill someone,” Pistone White House chief 6L staff Donald Regan and little headway. summit, probably In Geneva was ended abruptly due to a said. Assistant Attorney General William Bradford ' “ Maybe we’re marking time,” ' around May 10. 7 " gangster civil war. “ In addition, they are now Reynolds among lOS^ssible witnesses against the General Secretary Mikhail S. Joseph D. Pistone said he would requiring two ‘wiseguys’ (organ­ four Iran-Contra defendants. , Gorbachev declared, “ It’s pick and shovel work,” have become a "made” member ized crime members) to vouch North, former national security adviser John M. j Shultz challenged the Soviet Shultz said of the uphill effort to of New York City’s Bonanno with their own lives for the new Poindexter and two arms dealers are accused of 'leader’s assessment. “ From our complete the Strategic Arms family in December 1981, but he member rather than as before, conspiring to illegally divert U.S.-Iran arms-sale point of view, we’re far from Reduction Treaty, or START, to was pulled out of the mob by his when only one did so.” profits to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels. marking time,” he told reporters crown Reagan’s fourth and prob­ FBI superiors after he was The mob had reason to be upset. at the windup of two days of talks. ably final meeting with ordered to kiil a gangster from a Pistone’s subsequent testimony But he said "the going Is hard” in Gorbachev. rival faction. resulted in more than 206 indict­ Israelis storm Islam holy site trying to conclude an arms treaty At a news conference, Shevard­ “ The FBI felt — and so did I — ments and more than 100 convic­ JERUSALEM — Israeli police stormed the in time for President Reagan and nadze said he could not promise a that this was a good time for tions of organized crime holiest Islamic site in Jerusalem to pursue hundreds Gorbachev to sign at their May strategic arms treaty before getting out, because everybody members. of stone-throwing Palestinians after Friday noon 29-June 2 summit meeting here. Reagan’s visit and he criticized was being killed,” Pistone said. Pistone said there was a prayers. Soldiers shot two Arabs to death in the In a joint statement, the two any attempt to rush negotiations. But for a brief time, Pistone "surprising similarity” between sides said negotiators would deal occupied lands. “ Soviet-American relations AP photo said, he sought permission to the workings of organized crime Police arrested more than 30 Moslem worshipers with the disputed issues “ on a continue the assignment so he fam ilies and terrorist priority basis.” are not some kind of a lightning in the compound of the Dome of the Rock and Al chess match whose participants EXPLOSION AFTERMATH — A bulldozer works to remove a truck could make FBI history. organizations. Aqsa mosques on Temple Mount, which is sacred to They reaffirmed their “ strong partially burled in debris after two explosions ripped through a grain FBI spokeswoman Kathy Brad­ The families were broken down commitment to make an Inten­ are making lightning moves and both Moslems and Jews. The hill is known in Arabic feverishly hit the buttons of the elevator complex In Joliet, III., Friday. At least two people were killed and ford said that to this day, no agent into small, separate cells called as Harim es-Sharif. or Noble Enclosure. sive effort” to complete the has ever penetrated deep enough crews. A strict “ need to know” treaty and said the summit time clock,” the Soviet envoy three injured In the explosions. Israeli warplanes attacked Palestinian guerrilla said. “ It is far more important for into a mob family to be a "made” policy was enforced, with no one bases in southern Lebanon. The military command "should mark another Important m em b er rather than an asking what other members were step in the process of building a us to know that the clock of our said they scored accurate hits on targets north of contacts have been now timed to associate. doing — and not giving each other Sidon and returned safely. more stable and constructive Pistone testified from behind a their last names. GEORGE SHULTZ relationship.” achieve weighty, tangible and screen before the Senate Per­ P^tbhe described the life of a . . . slow progress Shultz was scheduled to leave stable positive results.” Explosion at grain complex manent Subcommittee on Inves­ Cosa Nostra soldier in New York Police hunt for bank robbers tigations. The panel’s chairman. as routine and unglamorous, with LOS MOCHIS, Mexico — Hundreds of police and Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., said the most of his time consumed trying soldiers hunted Friday for bank robl»rs who kills two people, levels silos retired agent has been relocated to make money for himself and escaped at the end of a 24-hour siege with the help of WHEW! THAT OLD BOILER LASTED from New York and changed his JOLIET, 111. (AP) — Two explosions Co. "It was quite a big explosion.” his mob family. a huge crowd shouting, “ Freedom, . appearance. ‘ ‘They didn’t think or talk much Five people were killed, 15 wounded and 42 held ripped through a riverside grain elevator Authorities suspect grain dust may have Members of the Sicilian Mafia complex ^Friday, killing at ieast two caused the first explosion about 11 a.m., about their wives, girlfriends, hostage and later freed in the assault that ended THIS WINTER... and La Cosa Nostra in this families, hobbies,” Pistone said. Thursday at the branch of the National Bank of people, injuring three others and leveling which ruptured a natural gas main and country have used the screen for six grain silos and an office building, touched off a second blast moments later, Mexico in this Gulf of California agricultural town protection in recent hearings. Unconfirmed reports said the seven robbers took authorities said. said Fire Chief George Plese. Granaries The committee is iooking at the CAN YOU GAMBLE ON •' Three more people were reported pose an expiosion risk because of highly about 813,000 from the bank, but neither police nor state of organized crime 25 years bank officials would confirm the amount. missing at the ADM Growmark complex, flammable grain dust. after ex-mobster Joe Valachi GREEN LODGE (HOMtTOMTHIAQtO) Police on Friday combed a working-class along the Des Plaines River about 40 miles testified for the first time about southwest of Chicago, said Lynn Behrin­ The explosions leveled the complex’s six neighborhood where the young men abandoned a NEXT WINTER?! lOb-feet tall concrete silos, which hold a the inner workings of mob pickup truck and station wagon. ger, a spokeswoman for the Will Ounty families. ADULT CARE Emergency Services and Disaster total of about 100,000 bushels, said Dick Burket, a spokesman for the granary. One Pistone, who wrote a book *20/Day :! Agency. about his life as gangster Donnie Appearance stems rumors Officials on the scene confirmed that two silo crushed the adjacent one-story office 7:30 am - 4 pm building. Brasco, said the New York mob Indudaa Braakfatt and DInnar MOSCOW - Mikhail S. Gorbachev and Yegor K. Utica Boilers are peopie died and at least three others were wtra so upset when it learned his Medication Supervlelon injured, Ms. Behringer added. "It’s gone, totaled, level comn|||b—just Ligachev chatted amiably at a televised ceremony like dynamite,” said Bob Buttiefl|||ld, 64, a reql identity, th^t some of his Friday, apparently trying to stem reports that they designeci with "It shook this building like a truck or fbi^er allies were murdered, 649-5985 something ^ had hit the back of this Wilmington farmer who said he saV metal had fought about reform and Ligachev was on his America's energy and new rules were instituted to The Utica Startire I building," said John Vanderlinden, a and concrete flying through the air after way out as No. 2 in the Kremlin. , thwart future undercover Oil-Fired Boiler worker at nearby Stonitsch Construction the blast. Reports of a confrontation in the Communist conscious home Party Politburo circulated for several days before they made the display of unity for thousands owners in mind. Anti-acne pill risks birth defects MANCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT gathered at the Kremlin Palace of Congresses and millions watching television at home The Utica Master AGB Eighth Utilities District Ugachev’s fate and his relationship with Gas-Fired Boiler if it’s used by pregnant women Gorbachev have been subjects of gossip and debate ♦ in official and intellectual circles since a newspaper Cast iron construction backed by a 20 year warranty and the latest heating WASHINGTON (AP) - A popular Dr. Robert Stem, a dermatologist from Celebrates 100 Years published a letter to the editor a month ago technology offer you the opportunity to gain maximum warmth at minimum anti-acne medication that can cause birth Beth Israel Hospital in Boston and a defending dictator Josef Stalin. . The Manchester Fire Department Eighth The -year-old No. 2 man in the hierarchy is expense. In fact, it’s possible that a professionally installed Utica boiler will defects when taken by pregnant women is member of the advisory panel, emphas­ 67 coming under intensified federal scrutiny ized that renewed concern about the drug Utilities District is celebrating 100 years of known to espouse milder reform than Gorbachev s pay for itself within a few years of its installation. Take advantage of our plan for a restructuring of Soviet society, which because some women are ignoring expiicit does not Involve any new discovery about service in 1988. To start off this celebration a SsSred speculation that he was behind the letter in many years of experience. We will show you how to convert your current warnings accompanying the prescription its side effects — but rather that the semi-formal ball will be held on drug. warnings of those effects are being Sovietskaya Rossiya. heating expense into a sound and efficient investment. Those warnings are direct: Don’t take ignored. May 14th, 1988 the drug if you are pregnant and don’t get ‘ ‘These warnings or their precusors have Airlines gird for smoke ban W. B. DICKENSON been ^ere from the first time the drug was pregnant while you are taking it. at La Renaissance Ballroom NEW YORK - Flight attendants and Ucket 77 HILLIARD STREET Food and Drug Administration spokes­ studied,” Stem said In a telephone Financing Avaiiabie man Don McLeam said Friday the interview. “ The company has always been from 6:30 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. asents will ply passengers with free candy and gum, MANCHESTER, CT 06040 agency’s dermatologic drugs advisory upfront about letting people know about it and get tough if necessary to enforce the new federal 3. There will be dinner and dancing to the ban on smoking that takes effect on thousands of committee will meet next ’Tuesday to through package inserts, through labeling, lunoi 643-4275 through all of Uieir advertising.” sounds of The Guardsmen Orchestra — review use of the drug Accutane because ...law. ,m .W «,.n “ we’re concerned that a drug is not being FDA officials acknowledge privately *12S/couple. ESTAB. 35 Yrs. used as the labeling indicates.” n iI S .“ Te."?i!an twi hour,. ..rH e. >U« » that, short of an outright ban, the agency violaUons: up to $1,000 for smoking and $2,000 for “ The drug has all sorts of warnings that has no foolproof way of seeing that the drag This celebration is a fund-raiser for the Grand "For all your Plumbing and Heating needs" people who are pregnant should not be Unkering with lavatory nishts or is not used in ways warned against. Finale Parade & Convention in September. For It applies to around 80 percent of all U .S. flights, or using it and that the drug is only for a very further ticket information please call severe form of acne,” said McLeam. "It’s The FDA has received reports of 62 birth an estimated 13,600 a day. clear that it’s being used for a larger group defects associated with the drug from the 643-1894 or 646-8273. than that.” time it was first marketed in 1982. O n iM IO N Does Manchester need a new municipal building to Open Forum replace the existing town hall and Lincoln Center? ..So SQN£ op MOl (asked in and around the Municipal Building and Lincoln Center) Volunteers give world a lift SNEUPSNvOWNS R? ’ ■ ^ % To the Editor: .SovMECM '1 This week, April 17 to 23, is Nationai Volunteer op Week, and on behalf of the American Red Cross Greater Hartford Chapter, I ’d like to congratulate and thank all our 6,000 volunteers. The dedication and volunteer effort they have put forth in serving the Greater Hartford Red Cross Chapter, which serves 43 towns, has made a difference in someone’s life. It may have been an elderly, handicapped or homeless person in need of a ride, a victim of a house fire or other disaster, an accident victim or hospital patient in need of blood, or the general public, now more safe through first / aid, CPR, or AIDS education. ;s::5rfa‘s For whatever their capacity in extending Red Cross services, I cannot think of a more appropriate time to salute Red Cross volunteers than during l i "The town is going to National Volunteer Week. Red Cross volunteers give “ I think it would be " I don’t think we “ I work in Lincoln “ Yes, I’m forit. Maybe grow and they expect the world a lift. "Certainly, because easier to find things should try to renovate or they’re spread out so far Center and we’re very because now I just real­ add on. I think we need a 65,000 by the year 2000. ized I have to move my because I didn’t know and cramped for space squashed. Wehaveabout new building. I definitely They have to grow along car and go over to where to find this build­ Cathy Lefurge, Chairman in many offices, the town five people in one little think we need a new town with the population ... Lincoln Center. I should ing (town hall) until I got ’Training & Volunteer Services clerk’s office being the room. We don’t have hall and a place where that’s about the size of have gone directly to directions. I thought it American Red Cross, Greater Hartford Chapter primary one.” room for storage ... We was Lincoln Center. I you can give parking for it.” have things under our Lincoln Center instead of think it would be easier if taxpayers. You can’t William Walker Carlton F. Woodhouse desks because we don’t the town hall.” convert old buildings to 453 Spring St. you put things together.” 101 Clinton St. have closets and cup­ Penny Taylor new buildings ... You Works (or a law firm Retired Who needs music reviews? boards. The people who 102 Lakewood Circle Carla ’Trovato can’t add on to the come to see us don’t have 26 Walker St. buildings and not to the To the Editor: Management engineer any room ... And when at Manchester Memor­ Manchester High School parking spaces.” If you smoke, don’t exhale student they are waiting for us ial Hospital I feel moved to comment on David L. Almond’s they have to wait out in Paul Phillips 23 Wildwood Drive review of last Saturday’s concert at South United By Chuck Stone Mass., New York City, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, the hallway. We defi­ Chairman of town Methodist Church. I’m sure the intellectual have passed anti-smoking ordinances in various nitely need new space.” evaluation put forth was meant to educate poor folk Building Committee "God looks after fools, drunkards and the United public situations. like me, who, in fact, simply thought they had heard Jo Miller States,’’ an anonymous philosopher once observed. ■ Major corporations (most notably the ubiqui­ 116 Hamilton Drive beautiful and meaningful music sincerely and Add a fourth object of divine protection; smokers. tous and insomniac Cable News Netword) are Secretary (or Elderly competently delivered (as one gives a gift to a They’re a lot closer to the scurrility of fools and refusing to hire people who smoke. (Way to go, Outreach friend). While the review, depending on how one drunkards than the nobility of the United States. CNN!) counts, comes out aboutevenconceming the number Besides, God likes to do things in groups of four (four ■ Congressional legislation is in the pipeline to ba n of negative and positive remarks, the negatives had seasons, four points of the compass). all print cigarette advertising, double the federal an unnecessary biting edge on them that I felt It’s not my intention to impugn smokers. Some of excise tax on packs of cigarettes, and end cigrette inappropriate. I believe constructive criticism my best friends are smokers. I wouldn’t care if one companies’ eligibility to claim advertising costsasa (assuming someone has the credentials to make moved in next door to me or married my daughter. tax-deductible business expense. (This is known as U.S. lacks weapons for war on drugs proper judgments) can be delivered with tact and It is also a self-evident truth, that all smokers are hittin’ ’em where they live.) kindness and not with sarcasm! created equal, that they are endowed by their ■ In the most farsighted and courageous act of all. wered by long-life batteries of high vered one subcontractor who inflated Northwest Airlines became the first major airline to prices by more than $2 million on solid Creator with certain inalienable rights, that among WASHINGTON - If energy density.” I thank Mr. Almond for his positive remarks, the these rights are death, tyranny and the pursuit of ban smoking on all of its domestic flights. The effect law-enforcement agen­ ■ Voice and digital-data communi­ rocket boosters it was building for enlightening comments on Beethoven, and particu­ scabbiness. Each year, smoking contributes to on me was immediate. Planning a flight to the West cies lose the war on cations that are safe from unwanted Boeing missiles. Another subcontrac­ larly agree with him regarding thewonderfulsetting 320,000 premature deaths, according to the U.S. Coast fora speech in July, I had threeairlineoptions. drugs, it could be for listeners. They have to be multi­ tor, also working for Boeing, jacked for the event. Maybe what I ’m really saying is, Office on Smoking and Health. But the tobacco I bought my ticket from Northwest. want of high-tech devi­ Jack channel, long-range and cheap, the up its prices $1 million. The problem is perhaps the Manchester Symphony and Chorale industry continues to con smokers with advertising But the tobacco industry is hghting back. It could ces and help from the task force said. so bad that the Defense Contract should simply be appreciated and lauded for the designed to associate smoking with sophisticated immobilize the anti-smoking war if the 74 percent of U.S. spy netword, ac­ Anderson ■ Techniques to monitor cellular Audit Agency, in the last three years, contribution they make. I spent a wonderful evening ladies and hot fun in the summertime. non-smoking America doesn’t prepare a counter­ cording to a classified telephones when they are used by has tripled Its resources for going offensive. listening to great music with my 10-year-old The real reason smokers suck the cancerous weed Pentagon task force criminals. after contractors After the Northwest announcement, a furious RJ R daughter. Who needs evaluative reviews? with such obsessive intensity is not its addictive study. The report contained an indirect The Chinese connection qualities, but the delayed fulfillment of a post-natal Nabsico (which manufactures everything from The task force studied admonishment of the intelligence deprivation—the suckling need. Some psychologists Camels, Winstons and Salems to Oreo cookies. Fig the methods used to community for being too tight with Chinese immigrants in the Nether­ Newtons and Life Savers) imperiously canceled $84 hiding place. . lands have ma(Je Amsterdam an Chuck Braun even contend that extended nursing ingrains an detect and neutralize drug traffickers ■ New identification techniques Information that could help in the war early serenity that can stall later anxieties and million worth of advertising with the ad agency that important distribution center for 51 Jensen St. and terrorists — birds of a feather in that would secretly weed out drug on drugs; “ Critical Information held thereby inhibit smoking. had prepared Northwest’s anti-smoking TV com­ heroin trafficking in Europe, accord­ Manchester many ways. . . smugglers, terrorists or other unsa­ by CIA and NSA (National Security In 1988,1 can’t think of a single defense of smoking, mercial. That’s First Amendment dirty pool. ing to a confidential Drug Enforce­ The panel compiled a shopping list vory characters from the innocent Agency) and others must be sanitized except that this genocidal act provides a lot of jobs. RJR Nabsico has made its statement. Non- ment Administration report. Amster­ of “ major needs” for drug enforce­ travelers crossing our borders. The to permit operational deployment for But so does the cultivation of marijuana, which is smokers, make yours. dam has a longtime Chinese ment agencies; new systems would identify the enforcement.” In other words, take About letters to the editor America’s fourth largest selling crop. And smokers, it’s OK to smoke. Just don’t exhale. ■ Radar sensors based in space, on out the top-secret information and population, some of whom brought crooks by their “ travel documents, with them an acquaintance with The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters The good news — if you read ’Time magazine’s the sea and in the air to detect planes, syniptoms of stress and profiles of give the police the rest. recent cover story — is that we’re starting to win the Chuck Stone Isa senior editor for the Philadelphia heroin from the Far East. Most of the to the editor. ships and vehicles at long range and personal characteristics.” war against the tobacco industry; Daily News. then identify them at closer range. Creative bookkeeping early importing of heroin into Amster­ ■ “ Covert stand-off devices ...^ to dam was done only to serve that Letters should be brief and to the point. They Radar, acoustic and other types of Military contractors with an eye ■ The latest scientific evidence from the Surgeon monitor audio-visual information.” In population. But in the 1970s. Amster­ should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, forease sensors are needed to cover “ low-use toward bigger profits can simply He General’s office indicates that passive or involun­ plain English, these would be sophisti­ dam became a haven for disen­ in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be about the costs of doing a job for the tary smoking (when a non-smoker is in the same area iBaiirlirslrr Hrralft routes.” . . . cated electronic, chemical or optical chanted youths. The city had a signed with name, address and daytime telephone ■ Systems to find hidden drugs, government. Investigators for the as people who are smoking) can cause a greater bugs attached to ships and planes that reputation for being tolerant of drugs number (for verification). money, explosives, firearms and House Government Operations Com­ percentage of pregnant women to miscarry. Founded In 1881 would let law-enforcement officials and many of the young people were The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the terrorist devices. The systems would mittee have concluded that the ■ Some 26 percent of American adults smoke, PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publisher track them. They should be “ small, of already using softer drugs such as GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor pick up on the “ vapor ... physical military loses about $1 billion a year interests of brevity, clarity and taste. down from 38 percent 30 years ago. low power, equipped with appropriate marijuana before they got there. DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Executiva Editor signatures or anomalies” that distin­ antennas of clever design, and po­ that way. The investigators unco­ Address letters to; Open Forum, Manchester ■ Thirty-one states and more than 200 communi­ MARIE P GRADY ...... City Editor guish the contraband object from its ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Associate Editor Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. ties, including Beverly Hills, Calif., Cambridge, / The Clothing Bank is busy in all seasons Church Bunutin Board Donald Genovesi, John Faulds, C. Paul Go^rich, By Nancy Carr Florence Odpn, Ruth Turkington, Margaret Beauc- Executive Director age, Janet Lamson, John Jackson, Linda Warenda. Thursday — noon, Manchester Trinity Covenant Church Concordia Lutheran Bible study. MACC News Chris Irish, Residents of East Middle Turnpike. E. Community Service Council; 7:30 Tuesday — 7 p.m.. East Windsor As the season changes from winter to spring, the B. Bushnell, Ralph Barber. Sophie and Christine The following events are scheduled' Activities scheduled for the coming p.m., Christian Outreach Commis­ Bible study; 7; 30 p.m.. East Hartford number of families using the MACC Clothing Bank Law. Doris ^nson, Martha Donachie, Carole Katz, at Trinity Covenant Church for the week at Concordia Lutheran Church sion; Education Commission. Bible study. If you are planning to share your wardrobe with coming week: has increased again. Thirty-one households, many Eleanor Brand, Jean Dudley. Mrs. T. Healy, Carol include: Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Wednesday — 7 p.m., Bible classes. us. please remember the First Commandment for with children, were registered at the Clothing Bank Cunllffe. Vivian Ladabouche. Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m., holy Thursday — 7 p.m., Colcehster last Saturday as our low Income (sometimes no Clothing Bank donors — all clothing must be clean Today — 9:30 a m. to 1 p.m., communion: 9:15 a.m., church Bible study. income) families looked for lighter weight clothing, and in good repair. Not only do we hove no way to Also thanks to Elizabeth Clark, The Weather carwash at Sunoco station, on Route school: adulteducation; confirmation Center Congregational 83. donations taken. Saturday — 9 a.m., Bible Bowl. particularly for their children. Clothing at the bank clean and repair clothing, we cannot store soiled Vane, Doris Coughlin. Mary Toller, Judith Siena. forum. The events scheduled next week at is, of course, free to residents of Manchester and clothing, which could attract unwelcome Insects. Thomas Fleury, John Spencer, Carol Maguire, Monday — 7:30 p.m., worship and Center Congregational Church are as Sunday — 8 and 11 a m., morning We are more than happy to provide a receipt for Tony Larson, Rogers Corp., Connie Glacopas^, music open meeting; agoraphobia follows: Bolton. worship services; 9:30 a m., Sunday Freely given by you and freely offered by MACC those who itemize charitable donations on their tex Barbara Belknap, Anne Rounseville, Isabel Reid, support. Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship Bible school: 10:15 a.m., coffee and North United Methodist thanks to your donations (for the record the inkind returns. We have two mechanisms for evaluating Melvin, Christine Hagen, Tom Crockett, Charles 'Tuesday — 11 a.m., clergy study; with birthday celebration; 9 a.m.. fellowship: 4:30 p.m., church busi­ value of clothing. donated last year was an your donation. Method No. 1: if you leave an Kingsbury, Judy Barry. Richard Plavln, Richard 6:30 p.m., catechetics; 7:45 p.m., breakfast: Bethel Bible series; 10 Meetings and events scheduled for ness meeting. impressive $72,269.92) are the many hours put in by itemized list of your clothing, we will assign an Farr, Angela Cherrone, J.C. Clough, Lea Segal, Bible class. a.m., nursery and toddler care; the coming week at North United Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer dedicated volunteers and the space made available inkind price to each item based on prices of used Jack Scheidman, Ruth Nye, Carolyn Waltman. Dan Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agorapho­ church school: 11:15 a.m., social Methodist Church include; breakfast at LaStrada Restaurant; by the Manchester Housing Authority in the clothing at local thrift shops. Method No. 2; if you Home, Joyce Peterson, Ann Pecottl, Harriet bia support; 7:45 p.m., Concordia hour. Sunday — 9 and 10; 30 a.m., worship 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.. Tot Garden basement of the dining hall at Mayfair Gardens, prefer not to list the items donated but would like a Zawlstowski. Pat Nelson, Peter Robba, Teresa playgroup; 7 p.m.. Tot Garden Choir. Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., mothers’ with the Rev. William Trench; 9a.m., receipt, we will weight your clothing and a s s i^ a Thursday — 9 a.m., Bible study: group; 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir; 6 adult Bible group: 10 a m., coffee North Main Street. Clapp, Judy DePizzol. ministry parents’ seminar. This combination of donated clothing, space and value per pound. Clothing in good condition is 6:30 p.m.. Ecumenical Choir School; p.m., confirmation: 7 p.m.,CCWfaith fellowship for Vivian Ware; 10:30 Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s personnel made it possible for-MACC to operate the a value of 50 centsn pound. Clothing in fair condition NOTICES; You are invited to a benefit concert at 7:30 p.m., women’s A.A. journey. a.m., church school; nursery: new prayer breakfast at LaStrada Restau­ free Clothing Bank, which last year served 477 is valued at 25 cents a pound. Please leave a 3 p.m. Sunday, at Enrfanuel Lutheran Church on Friday — 7 p.m., A.A.; through Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing members received: 11:30 a.m.. rant; 6:30 p.m.. Pioneer Club youth different Manchester and Bolton households. Many self-addressed stamped envelope with your Church Street by Harry Carr, baritone and Joan Saturday 4 p.m., church council prayers; 7 p.m., sibling rivalry: 7:30 Young People’s Choir; 5:30 p.m.. group; 7 p.m., senior high youth of the households used the Qothing Bank more than donation. Niiler, pianist. All proceeds of the freewill offering retreat. p.m.. Center Ringers; Chancel Choir. Methodist Youth Fellowship: 7 p.m.. group: men’s and women’s seminars: once, with close to 1,500 household visits recorded in will go to benefit MACC. Emanuel is donating space choir. Thursday — 10 a.m., 6:30 and 8 sacred dance; ecumenicai prayer. All your donations are recorded and receipts sent and artists are donating time and talent. The p.m.. Bethel Bible; 6:30 p.m.. Center Monday — 7 p.m.. Cabaret and 1987. out by our wonderful volunteer, Jane Galuccla, who Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation Those who use the Clothing Bank represent a program will Include classical selections by First Baptist Church Ringers: 7:30 p.m.. Bethel teachers. Music committees: 8 p.m.. Worship has been such a constant help to the Department of class. cross section of our neighbors in need, many are Brahms, sacred 'arias by Rossini and Verdi, Friday — 6:30 p.m.. Covenant The following events are scheduled Saturday — 11 a.m., wedding. Committee. Human Needs over the years. Broadway selections by JVeill and Victor Herbert Tuesday— 6:30p.m.,T.O.P.S.; 7:30 low-income families with children (often young Women at Manchester Country CLub; for this week at First Baptist Church THANK YOU8: Our thanks to recent clothing and American spirituals. Harry is the choir director p.m., ecumenical prayer. mothers raising children alone), handicapped and 7 p.m., junior high youth group. of Manchester: Community Baptist disadvantaged singles, living on state grants, and a bank donors: Kathleen Hull, Arthur LaMontapie, at St. Bartholomew, studies under Peter Hafvey Wednesday — 7:15 p.m., choir. and has sung 11 Carr children to sleep (and assorted Saturday — 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., singles’ Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school The calendar for the coming week James McVeigh, Robert Varrick, JanetPlatz. R. B. Thursday — 4 p.m., visitation. few low-income elderly. grandchildren). Many of you will remember Joan workshop. classes: 11 a.m., worship with Dr. at Community Baptist Church Woodbridge. Lucy Desmond, Steven Chung, Julia Friday — 7 p.m., retirement dinner Niiler as a past accompanist for Gilbert and Billy Scott; 5; 30 p.m., church council; includes: THE CLOTHING BANK is o ^ n to clients on Melesko, Rose Donnelly, Mark BoSdan, Gall for Vivian Ware. Sullivan, a gifted pianist and delightful woman. 7 p.m., evening worship. Sunday — 9; 15 a.m.. church school Monday afternoon from 1 to S and Saturday from 10, Babbitt, M. Callahan. Gregory Curtin, Patricia Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters a.m. to noon. Donors may leave clothing l»th for all ages; 10:30 a.m . Youth Sunday Nelson, John Flengo, Mrs. T. Bua, Janet Richmond, Mark your calendars — the annual Mayor’s Anonymous. Monday afternoon and Saturday morning and Emanuel Lutheran worship: 6 p.m.. Bell Choir. William Haberern, Wallace Irish Jr., L. Halpyrn, Prayer Breakfast is 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Thursday. Tuesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6:30 p.m., Wednesday afternoon from 1 to 3. Getting the Dr J Massaro, Phllomena Sawyer, Dorothy Harry Carr and Joan Niiler will Monday — 7p.m..KerygmaBible: 8 May 5. at South United Methodist. To make your church visitation. clothing ready for our clients to .use is quite an Johnson. Bertha Deforest, Myron Rice. Nancy present a concert at 3 p.m. Sunday at p.m.. Manchester Women’s Ciub. Faith Baptist Church reservations, call before. May 1 to 647-3130 or Wednesday — 1 p.m., O.A.: 6 p.m.. Tuesday — 9 a.m.. trustees’ work undertaking.^So'rting through hundreds of bags of LaBonne, Patricia Luoma, Emanuel Lutheran Emanuel Lutheran Church, as a On Sunday at 6:30 p.m.. Faith 647-3121. graded choirs; Weekly Workers; day; 7:30 p.m., Dorcas Circle. clothing, disposing of soiled, tom items Iwe h ^ e no Church. Shirley Wachomurka. Judy Galligan. Judy benefit for the Manchester Area Baptist Church wili show the fiim. “ The community that prays together stays Outreach Training: 7 p.m., prayer Wednesday — 9:30 am ., Bible facilities for cleaning and/or mending), recording Hyde, Janet Burrell, Lee Nadeau, Kathleen Foulds. Conference of Churches. Although “ The Genesis Solution” The question together.” meeting, Bible study; 8 p.m.. adult study; 6 p.m., MACC volunteers’ useable donations, racking the clothing for client North United Methodist Church, Paige LeBlanc, admission is free, an offering will be posed is, does it make a difference choir. dinner: 6:45 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop use helping clients find needed items, keeping the collected. whether the book of Genesis is literal Thursday — 8 p.m., O.A. 123; 7 p.m., choir rehearsal; 7:30 lid on Monday and Saturday (no small task since fact or poetic allegory? Other events scheduled at Emanuel Friday — 1 p.m., O.A. p.m., Christian Life study group. many mothers must bring their children with THE Lutheran Church for the coming week Saturday — 5:30 p.m.. famiiy night; Thursday — 9 a m.. Weight them). Cleaning up and reracking clothing after Contributions to PTL include: “ Talent/No-Talent Show” Watchers: 6:30 p.m., Beil Choir: 7:30 client use - not a job for the faint of heart (or back) BIBLE p.m., Bible study. Our thanks to Germaine Henderson, Blanche Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worship and Brown Donna Baustein, Donna Motulski, Ann' SPEAKS Saturday — Adopt-a-Cabin at Camp by baptism: 9:45 a.m., Sunday church South United Methodist Wightman, Unitarian Universaiist PerHn, Andrea Franklin, Margaret LaBlanc and no ionger deductibie Laurie.Green, and to St. Bridget Rosary Society and Eugene Brewer school: nursery: 9:45 a.m . “ Focuson These are the events scheduled for At the Unitarian Universaiist So­ the Daughters of Isabella whose commitment to not operated within the guidelines the Family” film: craft fair; 11a.m., the coming week at South United COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The ciety: East, the topic on Sunday wiil ... in its original charter,” L«s The "worship" word family worship: communion; chiidren’s Methodist Church; Church of Christ helping us staff the bank one Saturday morning Internal Revenue Service re­ V be “ Houses and Homes.” The national each month has enabled us to open on weekends for Witmer. a spokesnian lor the IRS appears some 200 times In the Bi­ chapel: nursery. Sunday — 9 a.m., church schooi; 9 voked the tax-exempt status of Here are the events scheduled for group which rehabilitates old and use by those who work daytime hours during the regional office, said Friday. ble. What Is behind the concept of Monday — 7 p.m., committee and 10:45 a.m.. worship with the Rev. the PTL television ministry Fri­ this week at Church of C)jrist: ' ‘' substandard housing, called Habitat week A very special thank you to Flo Curtin who The revocation is based on the formal worship? It arises from meeting; 6:45 p.m.. Cub Scouts. Cynthia A. Good; 5p.m., confirmation day and said contributions to the Sunday — 9 a.m.. Bible classes; 10 for Humanity, will be discussed. Mary puts in at least four hours every week and also IRS’ examination of P T L ’s re­ within the spirit of man (John Tuesday — 10 a m., CCC; Old class: 6:30 p.m.. Christian Youth financially troubled organization a m. and 6 p.m., worship. Weilemeyer is the coordinator. The comes in two Saturdays each month. Tony Larson cords in ,bankruptcy court, A:23-24), but It must find external Guard; 1 p.m.. We Gals; 4 p.m , staff. Fellowship. are no longer tax deductible. expression. Yet these external Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Manchester meeting begins at 10:30 a.m. and Rich Hamel' are on call to help us nrrove heavy Witmer said. Wednesday— 6to9p.m.,CRC; 7:45 Monday — 10 a m., A.A. PTL officials, who are trying to forms are meaningless without p.m., Emanuel Choir. Tuesday — 10 a.m., .Vineyards bags of clothing — a real plus. reorganize the ministry in U.S. An IRS report in December What do our families most need in the way of the Inner volition. Thursday — 10 a.m., A.A.; prayer study group; 7 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop Bankruptcy Court in Columbia, concluded that PTL founders Jim clothing? The number one priority is infants’ and service: 7 p.m., Beiie Choir. 47; 7:30 p.m., teachers’ meeting. have said the tax-exempt status is and Tammy Faye Bakker and One can obey commands to children’s clothing. Infants’ and children’s clothing Saturday — 9:30 a.m.. Cherub Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Chancel essential to P T L ’s survival be­ their aides profited excessively . perform rituals, but true spiritual are always in short supply and most items go out as Choir; 8 p.m., A.A. Choir; adult study at 277 Spring St. cause it depends on tax- from donations to the ministry.In worship is not mere response to e-jTo'Sll' soon as they are racked. There is also a constant- deductible contributions to oper­ addition, the IRS held that much directives. Nor Is It a performance 0 7 9 2 need for underwear, socks, sneakers for all ages, ate. P T L has a Christian theme of PT L’s Heritage USA theme by professionals at which the 6 4 3 ' especially children, and extra large size clothing for park and a cable television park operations were commer­ people are spectators. Qod Is the C e " both men and women, sizes 42 to 46. network based in Fort Mill. cial rather than ministerial. audience and worshippers sre T h o u g h ts Our folks are looking for everyday sturdy David Clark. PT L’s court- the performers. Fsllure to grasp FREE CAR WASH PTL had “ excessive unrelated washable clothing and everyday sturdy shoes. Most appointed trustee, was not imme­ this concept results In ststely • business income or income which Emanuel Lutheran do not have the money for dry cleaning, so dressy diately available for comment, public forms that are as signifl- 1. Money cannot buy happiness. The CORNERSTONE clothing and shoes are passed over unless there is a PTL spokeswoman Linda Ivey was not really in keeping with the csnt to Qod snd man as the clack 2. Money cannot buy health. Church’s tax-exempt purpose,” Witmer very special occasion. said. of a Tibetan prayer mill. 3. Money cannot buy a sense of self-worth. Youth Group will be The IRS claims PTLowes more said. 4. Money cannot buy friends. CHRISTIAN SCHOOL b e c a u s e o u r s p a c e is so lim ite d - if you’ve Little wonder that so msny peo­ sponsoring a been to the bank you know how crowded it is -- than $55 million in taxes from The Bakkers received $10.7 ple, though church members, ra­ 5. Money cannot buy love. • Dedicated Christian Teachers June 1983 to June 1987, the month million in their last seven years 6. Money cannot buy a home. FREE Car Wash, narticularly if there are clients trying to find needed rely attend worship. Until the • Christ-Centered Curriculum items we pass on clothing that does not move over PTL filed for protection from with the ministry, $9.4 million of basic philosophy of worship Is 7. Money cannot buy eternal life. creditors because of $72 million in which was excessive and unreas­ We live in our country in a day of material Saturday, April 23 • Completing Self-Study for Accreditation several months, to the Salvation Army and grasped, there will be little moti­ debts, not counting the IRS claim . onable. the IRS report said. vation to do so. abundance. However, restlessness, not happiness, 3. from 10am to 3pm • Grades K-11 ^ *^ M k s to the people at Second Congregational, The announcement by the IRS is the characteristic mood of our day. The office in Atlanta follows a federal Bakker resigned March 19, underlying reason for this mood of dissatisfaction at Bennet Junior High Marcia Kirby John D. Thompson we can store a limited amount of good, servireable 1987, when a story was about to Principal/AdmInMrator DIractor of Davalopmant a FInanca clothing that is off season. For the most part, we appeals court ruling Wednesday originates in the truth of what Jesus said, “ Man Main Street, Manchester. dissolving a preliminary injunc­ break that he had had sex with shall not live by bread alone.” Man Isalsoa spritual must depend on you to store your donation for us. former church secretary Jessica CHURCH OF CHRIST Sponsored by the Church of the Nazarene For example, if you are spring housecleaning your tion that had prevented the IRS Lydall A Varnon Btraata being whose needs can be satisfied only by God. Congregational nratching funds at a eommunlty tarWoa from revoking the tax-exempt Hahn in 1980 and that the ministry up to *000 are being applied for closets right now. it is a tremendous boon if you will had paid her $265,000 in hush Phona: B46-2903 hold your winter items and bring them to us next stntus Marvin D. Stnart through Yankee Branch #8163 236 Main St., Manchester • 643-0792 “ We felt the organization has money. United Pentecoatal Chnrch of Lutheran Brotherhood. '/ have no greafer /oy fhan to hear my ehlUmn wtlk In truth" - $ John 4 fall. Mancheater fBanrbrslrr Hrralft Engagemento Pullout Section, Page 17 FOCUS Saturday, April 23, 1988 They cook

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TULSA. Okla. (AP) — Once, minute. I’ve got to be thinking all they catered to the affluent. The the time about what’s going on " well-dressed. The important. What’s going on is some 1,650 Today, they cater to the meals a day, served through thieves. The rapists. The con Grigsby’s three kitchen facilities grtists. — the Tulsa County Jail, the George Grigsby and Barry Tulsa City Jail and the Adult /i- Parker have traded the uncer­ Detention Center, Dawn McCartan Gemma Fontanella Laurie J. Berdat Dena Donnelly tainty of candlelight dinners and The menus have nothing in Roy McNally Alan R. Ebstein Jr. Kevin C. Meredith James M. Perry crystal goblets for the stability of common with a popular — but iron bars and plastic forks. false — perception of jail food. A (C i Grigsby is food services super­ recent sampling of Grigsby’s McCartan-McNally Fontanella-Ebstein Berdat-Meredith Donnelly-Perry visor for the ’Tulsa City County menus found the following selections: Veronica Cooney of Hartford and Henry and Delores Berdat of 59 Jail system. Parker is one of Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Fontanella Patricia S. Donnelly of Arlington. three full-time civilian cooks and Dinner: Veal parmesan, spagh Brian McCartan of 388 Spring St. of 12 Karen Circle, Hebron, announce Scarborough Road announce the Va. and Robert S. Donnelly of supervises the Tulsa County Jail etti, buttered carrots, chicken announce the engagement of their engagement of their daughter. Laurie Frostburg, Md., announce the en­ the engagement of their daughter, kitchen. fried steak, mashed potatoes and daughter. Dawn McCartan to Roy Gemma A. Fontanella. to Alan R. Jean Berdat to Kevin C. Meredith, son gagement of their daughter. Dena It is a working environment gravy, baked fish, buttered new McNally, son of Thomas G. and Carol Ebstein Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan of Francis T. Meredith of Stoughton, Donnelly of Manchester, to James M. unlike any in their past. Yet. each potatoes. Salisbury steak. L. McNally of 342 Hilliard St. R. Ebstein of Glastonbury. Mass, and the late Concetta Meredith. Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Recipes are, uh, different is emphatic that food standards "They eat pretty well around The bride-elect is a 1985 graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a 1979 graduate of Perry of Manchester. and "customer” satisfaction are here.” Parker said. Manchester High School and attended RHAM High School, Hartford College Manchester High School and a 1981 The bride-elect is a graduate of helpful. as high — maybe more so — than And, economically. The aver­ Central Connecticut State University graduate of the Forsyth School for Avon High School and the University Would you Even after 10 years of opening age food cost perprisonerperday for Women with an associate degree seriously con­ at some private enterprises for two years. She is attending in art and from Williams College with Dental Hygienists. She is employed by of Hartford. She is a graphic artist food department mail. I would where they have worked. is $1.63. The price is low because sider prepar­ never give up the recall notices on many of the ingredients are Manchester Community College part- a bachelors degree in psychology. She Dr. Ron Delvecchio of Vernon. with Charnas Inc. of Manchester. ing a pistachio- Grigsby. 62, is a career food time and is employed as a finance The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a Mv Side food products, the consumer services person. “When I was inexpensive and the jail system is director of development for the flavored information on appliances, the saves by buying in bulk analyst by Aetna Life & Casualty. YWCA in New Britain. 1978 graduate of Stoughton High graduate of Manchester High School. cheesecake in a born, my parents owned five Nancy Pappas surveys which note food trends restaurants.” he said, ” My quantities. The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a School and a graduate of Rhode Island Rhode Island School of Photography crushed pretzel \ - and shopper habits. “We feed better than any graduate of Manchester High School graduate of Glastonbury High School College. He is vice president and and is a member of National Press nlaypen was in the kitchen.” crust? ' There are updates on osteopo­ He has worked in. and owned institution statewide.” Grigsby and attended Manchester Community and received a bachelors degree in general manager of Mr. Donut of Photographers of America. He is a Probably rosis. and reminders on the need said. “And, we’ve been told by College and Hartford State Technical business administration from George Manchester. staff photographer with Hamilton restaurants from coast to coast. not. to lower America’s blood choles­ He worked at the Tropicana in federal inmates that we feed College. He is an estimator for D M . C. Wahington University. He is em­ A July 23 wedding is planned at St. Standard. Would you terol levels. There are odes to the better than the federal James Church. A May 1989 wedding is planned. Las Vegas, Brennan’s in New Construction of Manchester. ployed by Aetna Life & Casualty. dine with 1 hang onto others, against the many advantages of a high-fiber Orleans, the Sans Souci Hotel in penitentiaries.” A Sept. 2 wedding is planned at St. A Jan. 21. 1989 wedding is planned. friends who were serving chicken diet. Menus are planned by Grigsby breasts stuffed with strawber­ day when I’ll be doing a feature on Miami. Bridget Church. “24 ways to combine carrots and But the greatest volume of mail He quit his position as execu­ and checked by local and state ries. and drizzled with a mint- comes in the form of recipe dieticians. and-raspberry vinaigrette? blueberries,” or “boning phea­ tive chef at the Hilton Inn in Tulsa sants and other small Ijirds.” releases. And while some dishes six years ago to become an “The last dietician whocame in Bottone-Diana Not if you could help it. sound delicious, such as chidken had nothing to say about the How would the kids react if you Unable to throw away anything employee of the county. Mrs. and Mrs. Sylvester J. Bottone Weddings that looks even vaguely helpful, soup with tortellini or garlic- Parker, 35, began his career as menu.” Grigsby said. "The menu presented a breakfast of mashed steamed shrimp, others are — uh was fine. Except she said we were Jr. of 109 Prospect St. announce the tofu with sliced bananas and my “desktop informational re­ a 14-year-old in a Mexican engagement of their daughter, Kim­ source” — as an efficiency- — different. restaurant in New Orleans. feeding them too much.” wheat germ? expert friend once called it — is Twenty-one years later, his re­ That will not change. berly Grace Bottone to Christopher Maurer-Grabowski Let’s not print those particular CAN YOU PICTURE the test Leo Diana, son of Mrs. Lois Diana of organized into three primary sume reads like a Mobil Travel “Once you start something, you Tonya J. GrabowskiC daughter of comments. Leaning Towers of Pisa — or do I kitchen, somewhere in the north­ Guide five-star restaurant direc­ can’t cut back,“ Grigsby said. “If 188 Kennedy Road and William Diana But the cheesecake, chicken ern midwest, where a home you do that, you might create a of 29 Constance Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Grabowski of mean pizza? They threaten to tip tory. He has hung his chef’s hat in and tofu-glop are but three of the still farther, and encroach upon economist in a white lab jacket is minor riot. You get these people The bride-elect is a graduate of 67 John Hand Drive, Coventry, and “tasty” recipes which have developing such delicacies as an the kitchens of many fine Tulsa Cole S. Maurer, son of Maureen M. the three desks which are nearest restaurants. Now, he is in a unhappy over their food and they Manchester High School and Man­ crossed this desk over the last ice cream cake lined with cream- start throwing it at you.” chester Community College. She is Maurer of 25 Lake Road, Coventry mine. , , setting where the consumer several months. You see. the advantage of filled devil’s food fingers? might not always be right, but he As Parker said of the food, “It s currently attending Central Connecti­ and Wilbert J, Maurer of Willimantic Each day our mail clerk Is the firm which suggests that kind of the one pleasure a person were married April 16 at First delivers a stack of envelopes to befriending a food editor is that will always be back. cut State University and is employed she’s likely to share the brownies, we add liqpeur to our morning Grigsby and Parker, strangers can have here.” by Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn of Congregational Church of Coventry. my in-basket, much of which is oatmeal really serious? There have been no complaints The Rev. Bruce Johnson officiated muffins and other goodies which until recently, entered the drab Bolton. addressed to “Food Editor. come along with the beat. Did the inventor of the sardine- gray world of corrections for the for over a year. There have been, The prospective bridegroom is a The bride was given in marriage by The disadvantage, clearly, is olive-and-onion pate win a prize same reason: security. though, compliments to the chef. graduate of Manchester High School her father. Susan E. Grabowski. A TYPICAL DAY’S PILE that when the overflow of mail for originality? “There are no benefits in a Grigsby says that it is not and attends Central Connecticut State sister of the bride, was maid of honor might include information on how gets ready to leave home, it may Ironically, there’s a hidden restaurant.” Grigsby said. uncommon for an inmate to write University. He is employed by Bolton and bridesmaids were Laurie Ryan to do crafts with aluminum foil; go tiptoeing onto your desk. advantage in all of this. Those “Here, they do offer all the a note of appreciation. Motors of Bolton. and Karen Bell. tips on keeping guests from who spend upwards of $1.40 per benefits. I took a pay cut when 1 But there Is no accounting for A February 1989 wedding is Kimberly G. Bottone Michael Demers was best man. contracting food poisoning at ONE PARTICULARLY MI­ envelope to ship out awful- came here, but in the six years tdStG. your picnic; advice on growing a sounding recipes are doing me a Recently, the lunch menu in­ planned. Christopher L. Diana Ushers were Troy Anderson and Paul SCHIEVOUS PILE of paper is, I’ve been here. I’ve gained by Rich. kitchen garten from stuff you’d even now, extending tentacles tremendous service. I’m certain having the benefits.” cluded a peanut butter and jelly After a reception at Willimantic normally throw away; and re­ toward my bunkmate. Tomorrow they’re completely unaware of Parker, married and the father sandwich. ’’Then everybody Country Club the couple left on a cipes galore, many with glossy the nature of their contribution, of two children, dhed the lure of wanted them served three or four as a low-cost appetite suppres­ times a week,” Grigsby said. Johnson-Ruth a full-time graduate student at the wedding trip to Orlando. Fla. individual benefits, and more. tions which hope that 1 11 promote “getting ready for sant and dieting aid. “It came as a response to a For the three square meals a Mr. and Mrs. Bruce V. Johnson of 46 University of Minnesota. The bride is a graduate of Coventry People often will ask how a food High School and will graduate from the sale of their products. Easter dinner” has landed on his need,” he said. ”1 needed a day, Grigsby has a staff of some Hamilton Drive announce the engage­ The prospective bridegroom is a Thus, 1 am writing this column editor avoids a severe case of change. I wanted a steady income 35 inmates working in his kit­ ment of their daughter, Karen Estelle 1980 graduate of Brandywine High Manchester Community College in at a desk which is covered with desk. . , ^ waistline inflation. My simplistic chens. His primary cooks and May. She is employed at Manchester I wonder whether that walnut- and a place where 1 could work Johnson to David E. Ruth, son of Mr. School and a 1984 graduate of Emory Mrs. Cole S. Maurer junk mail, loosely stacked into prune-orange bread is Included answer has been, “When in that would challenge me person­ bakers are usually products of the and Mrs. John Ruth of Wilmington. University. He is a full-time graduate State Bank. tipsy piles. In order to scrape of f a danger of gluttony, you pull out a state prison system through the The bridegroom is a graduate of on his ulcer diet? particularly objectionable recipe ally, as well as allow me to Del. student at Nortwestem University. place to set down my coffee cup Don’t get me wrong, now. Much contribute. Department of Corrections com­ The bride-elect is a 1979 graduate of An Aug. 27 wedding is planned at Coventry High School and is em­ and notebook each day. I sort of the information which arrives and study it well.” “This does. Every day. Every munity service work programs. Manchester High School and a 1983 Emanuel Lutheran Church, ployed at BKM Woodworking through a bunch of it. in the mail sack each day is very Believe me, it works. graduate of Brown University. She is Manchester. Division. Although 1 toss out some pieces. MANcHESTElt HERAtri.'Satui^ay.'April fa. liwa - 1» 18 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 23, 1988 i i . I «a ' fl 3 ; 1 i'« t “ ■ FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money Did court protect Videos show how to do it $203.6 BANK ON THEM U.S. banks with the most assets By Barbara Mayer educational tapes was recently ation recently received a $500,000 investors’ rights? The Associated Press introduced by R.R. Bowker. the grant to help public libraries set ' reference book publisher; public up video collections. Sally Mason, libraries are assembling video Let’s say you’ve sold your home the association’s video project All may be collections, and there is wider and bought a new one and get coordinator, said 62.5 percent of fair in love and commercial distribution of non­ butterflies every time you think public libraries already have Assets in war, but not in theatrical videos. about the task of transferring video collections. In areas serv­ billions m ergers and According to Marc Weinstein, ■your belongings a thousand miles ing a large population (over (1987) acquisitions, Sylvia away. president of Knowledge Industry 500,000). the figures jump to 91 according to a Publications Inc., a White Plains, Or, maybe you’re planning a percent, she said. r e c e n t S u ­ Porter N.Y. publisher and sponsor of the wedding, are about to paint your preme Court trade show, instructional videos Libraries usually base buying ■ first room or want to brush up on ruling. are likely to turn up almost decisions on reviews and are first aid before the kids get out of C om panies anywhere; In merchandise mail likely tosearch forthebest videos school for the summer. Help may involved in be as close as your VCR. order catalogues, drug stores, on a particular subject. Mason said. Several publications geared early merger Videos' exist on these subjects supermarkets and bookstores, as discussions may be asking for What the court decision does well as at video rental and to librarians that feature critical along with hundreds of others on trouble if they deny this fact to do; cooking and entertaining, crafts, purchase outlets. reviews include Booklist, the ^ ^ C*" Library Journal and The Video their shareholders, said the high 1. It hammers home the point home and gardening projects. “ Variety’s Complete Home Vi­ court decision handed down last that even if merger talks among deo Directory,” published by Librarian. The trick is finding them. CITICORP LEADS month. And what’s more, the companies are merely “ prelimi­ A recent home video trade show Bowker with quarterly updates, In the words of Jean Fursten- V. court has made it easier for nary” — meaning that specifics in New York presented a glimpse is designed to keep up with the berg, director of thp American — With more than individual investors to file class- such as price and structure of the into the world of how-to videos. proliferating number of videos Film Institute which will present twice the assets of action lawsuits when a company transaction have not been agreed released each month. The first Some new titles on display its second annual video awards in the No. 2 bank. issues misleading information. upon — they may still be included “ Steps Down the Aisle,” edition indexes 25,000 titles in 90 November, “ the videocassette In theory, this ruling signals a considered “ material” and can "On the Move: A Guide to Setting categories, according to its pub­ recorder is the new printing Citicorp continued victory for individual Investors, not be hidden from the public. Up Your Own Home,” “Emer­ lisher. With a price of $99.95 for press.” to be the No. 1 bank since “ your right to know” seems Translation of this legalese: the year, it’s expected to he gency Action: The Lifesaving in the United States to have been confirmed. But just “ Material” refers to the sort of First Aid Video for the Whole stocked mainly by public librar­ Yet, authorities confirm many in 1987. how significant an impact the information that a shareholder Fam ily,” and “ Leonard Pardon’s ies and some video stores. roadblocks remain between the NEA graphic decision will have on the way would be interested in knowing Masterstrokes,” on creating faux Other directories include “ Vi­ information on videocassettes companies communicate with about, i.e. information likely to deo' Log,” published by Trade finishes. and the public that wants to view their shareholders remains to be affect movement in the stock’s Service Publications, and “ Video Although Jan Brown, producer them. seen. price. of the first-aid video, described Source Book” from National Bruce Boyle, director of home “Frankly, it won’t change the field as “ embryonic — not Video Clearing House. A $4.95 video programming for Better Are aiiowances a good idea? dramatically,” says John Mar- Key points: The Supreme Court even yet in its infancy,” the catalogue of its stock is put out by Homes & Gardens, was one of kese, director of research at the did not say that a company has to Viddotakes, a Red Bank. N.J.. money. chances of finding a good video on several in the field who cited two Bv the Editors The kids tend to spend their American Association of Individ­ make a statement on merger distributor of mainly non­ major problems: inadequate dis­ a subject of interest are of Consumer Reports allowance money on extras — ual Investors, a non-profit educa­ possibilities. Responding to a improving. theatrical videos. Consumer tribution channels and the wide entertainment, snacks, records, tion group based in Chicago. “ It’s question with “ no comment” is The American Library Associ­ range of quality standards. A video directory including What’s the typical take-home Reports movies or gifts. Very few of those an honorable decision with good still an option. Nor does the pay for kids today? Do most get surveyed used their money to pay intent, but it’s a very non-specific decision say that all talks in early allowances? Do kids who receive for necessities, such as school ruling,” he adds. stages are always considered an allowance have more money to The ruling emerged from a material. “ Materiality depends allowances had more than $5 a supplies, clothing, lunch or HOUSE OF THE WEEK — The foyer of this all-brick spend than those who don’t? case involving Basic Inc., a on the facts and thus is to be Indians produce cranberries week for discretionary spending. transportation. Which group saves more? Do Cleveland-based firm that was determined on a case-by-case ranch opens to a large living-family room, featuring a Some received extra cash from As for lessons in financial youngsters prefer an allowance acquired by Combustion Engi­ basis,” according to the decision. fireplace. There Is a wing off the foyer which contains their parents during the week, management, the survey results By Earl Aronson follow. system? Who learns more about neering Inc. in 1978. Prior to the 2. The decision embraces the three bedrooms. The foyer’s other hall leads to the performed odd jobs for a fee. or point to the youngsters with The Associated Press “ We can control the water table inoney management, kids with acquisition, the two companies “ fraud-on-the-market” theory. kitchen area. Plan HA1465G has 1,954 square feet. For Weedera Guide were given gift money. Some allowances as the better taught. of the beds — to flood, irrigate or allowances or those without? Kids without an allowance were had been holding meetings re­ Based on the view that the A small group of Indians older kids reported that they more Information, write to architect Carl E. Qaiser, 33018 drain,” Rennie explained. “ We These questions and more were more likely to run out of money garding the possibility of combin­ markets act efficiently, the the­ working in the wilderness is enjoyed $10 to $20 a week in Grand River, Farmington, Mich. 48024. Enclose a' flood only for harvesting, then answered recently in a national each week, while those with an ing. During that time, Basic ory holds that by Issuing mislead­ helping to produce Canada’s cated in Quebec. British Colum­ survey commissioned by Penny spending money. ing information, a company is self-addressed, stamped envelope. drain and flood again in De­ Interestingly, kids without allo­ allowance were more likely to publicly denied that any such cranberries. Using modern bia and Nova Scotia. cember to protect low-growing Power magazine, a Consumer negotiations were taking place. indirectly misleading wances averaged about the same save a portion of their income. equipment, much of which they Last'year, just a week before plants against Ontario’s severe Reports publication for young Some of the shareholders who shareholders. amount of spending money each There are two schools of make themselves, the Iroquois harvest (in time for Canada’s cold that could destroy them. In people. The results are based on sold their stock before the combi­ In other words, the investor week as their counterparts who thought on how allowances should Cranberry Growers, Mohawks of October Thanksgiving Day). spring, beds are drained again.” more than 800 responses from nation sued Basic for fraud, does not have to rely on the Here’s the Answer reqjBived them. But they were less be administered, say the editors the Gibson Band, work in a marsh Rennie and I walked in heavy rain "W e ship fresh berries to youngsters around the country claiming that Basic’s statements specific misleading statement. likely to be happy with the total. of Penny Power. Some experts in mid-Ontario near Bala. from the new processing plant to processors, and we have our own were misleading and that be­ “ An investor can also be de- aged 9 to 14. More than half of those who believe that kids should get an The growing area was selected the bog. Rennie reached into a presses for making juice,” Ren­ According to the survey, about cause of this they sold their 'rauded indirectly by relying on received their spending money allowance just because they’re for its ideal peat bottom and its cranberry bed and picked a half the respondents received a shares for less than they were the market price which reflects QUESTION: We have an old- of the overflow tube. Of course, nie said. “ This is the first year we piecemeal said they would prefer part of the family — and do chores acid pH, in which cranberries cluster of the plump, tart, bright are making juice concentrate.” regular allowance. The amount of worth. this false information,” says Eric fashioned toilet with a metal float there can be other reasons why an allowance. for the same reason. They don’t thrive. Area residents and tour­ red berries for me to taste. the median weekly allowance This is a particularly hot topic Summergrad, assistant general ball that rises and falls when the not enough water is entering the (When using the concentrate, add Most youngsters without an think allowances should function ists who want to buy the cranber­ “ The plants will yield indefi­ incresed with age: $2 for 9-year- considering the astounding counsel at the Securities and toilet is flushed, empties and fills. tank, but this is the most common three parts water, apple or other allowance also had to fulfill as payment for the fulfillmnt of After our toilet is flushed, the one. Should you not get good ries drive along a narrow gravel nitely — 100 years — as long as juice.) olds. $2.50 for 10-year-olds, $3 for household responsibilities. amount of merger and acquisi­ Exchange Commission. road from a high way to the bogs a household responsibilities. They bowl doesn't flush properly, as results, consider installing one of they are kept healthy and weed- The plants survive well under 1 i-year-olds and $5 for youngsters “ Give kids an allowance to help tion activity taking place this Key point: (Hass-action law­ few miles from the Indian received money by asking their though not enough water is the modem flushing' devices. free,” said Rennie, whose father water. Periodically, in winter, 12 to 14. More than 90 percent of them learn how to handle mo­ year. Some experts believe this suits, as a result, are made reservation. parents for it on an as-needed coming into the tank. What can I Before you do that, make sure the William was one of the project’s sand is spread on the bog ice. With allowance kids said they did ney,” one psychiatrist told the will be the biggest year ever for easier. These cranberry plants are basis and by earning it for do to see that enough water goes float ball itself is not the problem. originators. spring melting, the sand sinks to chores around the house. tdkeovers* The exact implications and vastly better than the wild specific chores. Many also had editors. into the tank? If more than half of it sits in the At harvest time, the beds are the bottom, controlling weeds, But the youngsters’ weekly But other child-rearing experts A whopping $42.15 billion worth impact of the court’s ruling are variety the Indians in Canada and other sources of income — doing water, it may be leaking and need covered with a foot of water, insect eggs and diseases while stipends were not their sole think having to do chores for an of completed mergers and acqui­ unclear. Corporations will surely Massachusetts picked long be­ jobs for other people or gift ANSWER: Your guess proba­ replacing. directed from a reservoir and strengthening plant roots. source of income. Most kids with allowance is a good learning sitions transactions occurred in be more sensitive to the fact that bly is correct. Not enough water fore European settlers arrived. from dams built by the Indians. Runners spread. experience. “ It gives kids a sense the first quarter of 1988, reports an announcement may be mis­ is going into the tank after the The berries grow in clusters on Beaters shaped like revolving Long ago, Canadian and Ameri­ of responsibility and prepares IDD Information Services in New leading. Shareholders will be upright branches. Branches are flushing. That means the tank QUESTION: I have recently wheels whip the berries from the can Indians pounded cranberries them for getting jobs,” said one York City. When compared to more alerted to the fact that they pruned regularly. The beds vary ball or float is not doing its work started to use what is called 4-inch tall plants. Workers use with deer meat for pemmican and Changing Times psychologist. “ Kids can feel $39.8 billion for the same period In have legal recourse in certain in length to fit the irrigation properly. It is shutting off the flow wet-or-dry sandpaper. I find wide wooden paddles to chum the mixed them with beans and corn they’re helping because they’re 1987 and $33.1 billion in 1986, the situations. of water into the tank too quickly. using it with water smooths the system. water, pushing the floating ber­ for succotash. The French called part of the family even if they get boom is clear. So what does this mean to you, To get more water into the tank, Thomas “ Bud” Rennie has services. Among the’m are Caller the individual investor? finish very well. However, I have ries into the comers of each bed. them canneberge and fed them to For customers frustrated by all paid.” In a somewhat more round­ been manager of the project since ID. which displays the number of bend the float rod upward. Do this used this only on varnish and Portable, mobile elevators pick sailors to ward off scurvy. the changes in phone service over One expert suggested a two- about way, the decision also “ The decision helps to assure its start. The project has grown each incoming call; Call Block, with both hands and work gently lacquer finishls. I now intend to up the berries and dump them Cranberries, rich in vitamin C, the past few years, the telephone step plan: “ Give your kids a touches on the provocative topic that Individual Investors won’t be from a half-acre cultivated in 1968 which blocks calls from as many so you do not throw the mecha­ finish a piece of furniture with into hoppers for carting to the have many uses — as a sauce, or company is working on a number small amount every week no of inside trading. Why? Much of misled about important corpo­ to today’s 42 acres. as six telephone numbers you rate developments,” says nism out of kilter. By bending the shellac, but I wonder whether it is cleaning, sorting and processing used in pies, juices, jams, jellies of peace offerings. Among other matter what. Then let them earn the insider trading schemes The 1987 crop yield was about select- and Return Call, which float rod upward, the float will sit OK to use wet sandpaper with it? plant. and relishes. Cranberries are things, you’li soon find new more for doing extra chores.” we’ve seen to date have con­ Summergrad, calls back the last person who higher in the water and delay 700,000 pounds, compared to the At the processing plant, the used in nut bread and in poultry services that improve voice qual­ “ Families can be successful cerned merger discussions that Markese adds that, by Improv­ rang if you don’t get to the phone shutting off the valve that stops ANSWER: Don’t. Shellac and first harvest of 5.000 pounds in cranberries pass through a de- and veal stuffings, as a garnish, ity and let you duck phone calls with either plan.” a psychologist were not made public. However, ing the flow of information, “ the the flow of water into the tank. water do not get along with each 1974. Some cranberries go to in time to answer it. individual investor is at less of a grasser to clear debris, go on to and in such unusual combinations from, say, your boss. said. “ It depends on how it’s set it would be naive to view this Toronto, while others go to competitive disadvantage in the The water should fill the tank and other. You can try the sandpaper gas dryers, and then into mills for as cranberry sherbet, cranberry New Jersey Bell and several — From Changing Times up and if there’s good communi­ ruling as a deterrent to insider England and Germany. stop rising about three-quarters with oil, but the cutting or removal of soft or damaged chocolate candy and champagne- other companies are testing a The KIplInger Magazine cation between parent and child trading In any real way. markets.” of an inch before if reaches the top smoothing action is much slower. Cranberry bogs are also lo- berries. Grading and inspection cranberry juice cocktail. package of up to seven optional MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April ft. 1988 - 21 t t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 23,1988 1 1 . - _■! n I I I ■ I I 1 j " i i > ■ K 1 ■> I r , I 1 ^ / I ^ FCititJS 7 Ad^ce FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

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A turn-of-the- that a couple talk together about century Jewish peasant is wrongfully im­ (g ) Foofur (CC) bom. After the any physical changes and their prisoned for the death of a child in Kiev. eg) It's Your Business (Insey Report Dr. June M. Reinisch Alan Bates. Dirk Bogarde, Elizabeth Hart­ first baby, I feelings. It is not unusual for the gg Wild Kingdom man. 1968. Rated PG assumed this man to fear inadvertently hurting P.O. Box 48 g l; Princesa Caballero [U S A ] Night Flight: Video Flashtracks was because the woman, or for the woman to Bloomington, Ind. 47402 [C N N ] Sports Close-jip (® l Love Lucy the delivery was bungled. Luck­ and for several months after­ fear vaginal damage to the point 5:30AM [D IS] Dumbo's Circus ily, before my second childbirth I ward; and estrogen levels remain that she experiences vaginismus riO INN News [HBO] M O V IE: 'Tha t's Life' (CC ) Blake happened to read that nursing reduced during breast-feeding. (involuntary contraction of the [C N N ] Showbiz Today Edwards' seriocomic portrait of an affluent mothers have reduced estrogen There is some evidence that the muscles around the opening of the [U S A ] Night Flight: Video Vault III architect who is confronted with a growing sense of his own mortality. Jack Lemmon, levels, which affects vaginal hormonal changes following vagina.) 5:35AM [D IS] scheme of Things Julie Andrews, Sally Kellerman 1986. tissues. That time I had confi­ pregnancy and/or breast-feeding Couples who have difficulty 6:00AM ® Young Universe (R) Rated PG-13. dence that my hormones would That smelly seafood affect a woman’s interest in sex, regaining pleasurable sexual (D Multitrim [TMC] Short Film Showcase [U S A ] W here There's a W ill There's an normalize and the pain would but factors such as fatigue from functioning following birth of a ® Comic Strip A stop when I quit nurring, and it child care or focus on the new role child should talk with a sex fl3) Christian Science Monitor Reports did. 8:00AM ® Hello Kitty's Furry Tale of motherhood may have more therapist or marriage counseior. probably Isn’t fresh SS) N o w Zoo Revue Theater Doctors either do not know this direct impact than do hormones. Even a single visit maybe enough (6i) Popeyo ® World Tomorrow # 1 1 or don't want to reveal this There is one other hormonal to end unfounded fears and get [C N N ] Daybreak information. Please discuss this ® gB) Little C low ns of Happytown (CC) effect that nursing mothers information sufficient to success­ DEAR [D IS] You and Mo. Kid (TT) Hee How in your column so other women should be told about. The baby’s fully resolve basic problems or [ESP N ] Thoroughbred Digest ABBY: Can (20) Porky Pig don’t have to go through this suckling releases a specific hor­ misunderstandings and to return [HBO]M OVIE: 'Fire and Ice' (CC) Spec­ you stomach (21) (g) Disney's Adventures of the problem or worry. Also, are there to the pleasure felt prior to tacular ski sequences dominate this tale of mone, called oxytocin, which another letter Gum m i Bears (CC). any other physical effects of facilitates the release of milk delivery. an Austrian skier's cross-country pursuit about cooking of a beautiful woman. John Eaves, Suzy (24) Sesame Street (CC) altered hormonal levels while from the breasts and sometimes Dear Abby DEAR DR. REINISCH: Why fresh fish? 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My 1981 Pontiac burned in 61) Comic Strip three boys spend a summer trying to lose parenls whose fosler daughler (Marie Marlin) has been molesled by her nalural fa­ Techniques that physicians their virginity, one of them falls in love with waiting' for intercourse to become - lowed by muscular relaxation. to pass it off as fresh fish has less than 10 minutes! [C N N ] International Correspondents ther. The ABC movie airs Monday, April 25. might suggest to help couples Each person shows these mus­ a beautiful older woman. Jennifer O'Neill, comfortable again. given many a cook a bad Abby, it had never occurred to [D IS] Mousercise Gary Grimes. Jerry Houser 1971 Rated cope with changes after child­ (20) MOVIE; ‘The Last Hard Man' When cular responses differently. In experience. We recommend buy­ [ESPN] SpeedWeek PG, injustices ot apartheid in bouth Africa. [U SA] Look at Me Now It may take several months for me that a car could catch fire his arch foe breaks out of jail, a violence- birth include using mutual touch­ some, the tension in the legs is Danny Glover. Alfre Woodard. John Indi. an episiotomy (a surgical enlar­ ing fresh fish only from a reliable after the engine (motor) had been [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Damnotion Alley' (CC) [U S A ] Financial Freerfom 1 1 :00AM C3D American Bandstand weary marshall is lured out of retirement ing and oral-genital activities more noticeable and may include Survivors of the nuclear destruction of the 1987 {In Stereo) gement of the vaginal opening) or fishmonger, or buying only top- turned off. I hope your column 8:30AM ® Jim Henson's Muppet ® Dukes of Hazzard Charlton Heston. James Coburn, Barbara until the vagina has healed, and trembling or spasmodic jerking. U S struggle to make a new beginning. (MAXJ MOVIE: 'The 3 Worids of Gul­ Hershoy 1976 a repaired vaginal tear to heal quality frozen fish. 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(?D (50) Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock (CC) ert Hundar, Wilma Lundmar, Jean Louis when intercourse is safe to try. what could be a life-saving item. tling (60 min.) 1 0 :0 0 A M ® Pee-wee's Playhouse way. her neighbor with a , P9|und of @ ) American Adventure 1972 OS MOVIE: 'King of the Wild Stallions' (T) Wrestling: WWF Superstars of A captured black stallion comes to the res­ (g) Tom and Jerry f30) Black Perspective: Family Violence really fresh fish, accot][ipj^niedby Wrestling Greatest Sports Legends cue of a widow and her son fighting to @ g ) Sm urfs (CC). (50) M O V IE: 'Th e Gum ball Rally' People a recipe with the p ro ^ r .cooking DEAR ABBY: Our father is 90 (T) ® Real Ghostbusters (CC) (p ) Three Stooges save their ranch from an unscrupulous (g) MOVIE: 'Perilous Journey' Tvyenty from different walks of life join in a coast- time. We recommend lO'minutes years old and requires complete rancher. George Montgomery, Diane nine marriage-minded girls arrive in the ® Great W eekend Scheduled; a homo in ® Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC) to-coast auto race Michael Sarrazin. Tim per inch of thickness at medium- care in a nursing home, which Brewster, Edgar Buchanan. 1959. California gold fields. Vera Ralston, David Chicago for people with special needs; ® PELICULA: 'La Mafia Amarllla' El en Meintiro, Susan Flannery 1976 Dilantin could affect fertility making spring cleaning fun; how to plant mascarado justiciero. Blue Demon, utiliza high heat. That means a fillet that costs about $30,000 a year. Starcom Brian. Scort Brady 1953 (40) Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) tomatoes. (60 min.) su fuerza fisica para defender una causa is three-barters inch thick My sister says we should take g2) Muppets (g ) Bottomline (%.^ Sesame Street (CC) (iT) Soul Train noble. B Demon. T . 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Stumble across an extortion plot involving ^ D .C . Follies a wealthy industrialist. (60 min.) (R) (In (S) Top dirt O l (B) Homatlina (CC). down. Anderson (3D MDVIE: 'Midnight Lace' A San Fran­ §4) Auction (60 min.) Continued. cisco heiress and a newswoman are sub­ Stereo) (g ) I'm Tellingl (CC). ® War of tha Stara (Terence Knox, I.) (g ) MOVIE: 'Instructors of Death' Feud­ jected to a campaign of terror. Mary ^ Com batl ing between two martial arts clubs in Can­ ^ Growing Yoart ^ [C N N ] Styla With Elia Klanach and Johnson Crosby. Gary Frank, celeste Holm. 1981. ( ^ M O V IE : 'Zardoz' In the distant future ton erupts into a stunning final confronta­ What About Women (Stan roster) are [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Tha Wraith' An Arizona M D V IE ; 'Th e Prize' Six Nobel Prize the world is divided into a luxury class and • tion. Liu Chia-Hui. Hui Ying-Hung. 1978. gang laader la challenged to a drag race by trapped in ene­ [CNN] Evans & Novak ' winners in Stockholm include a disillu­ a peasant class who are hunted like ani­ (ID MOVIE: 'Key Exchange' A New a myaterioua atrangar driving an unearthly [D IS] Zorro my territory with a sioned American writer who becomes in­ mals. Sean Connery, Charlotte Rampling. Yorker swaps apartment keys with her car. Charlie Sheen, Nick Caaaavates, newborn infant, volved in a kidnapping plot. Paul Newman, 1974. longtime boyfriend in hopes of a longterm Randy Quaid. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In 1 :0 0 P M CE) MOVIE; 'Th* TreMura of Edward G. Robinson, Elke Sommer. 1963. commitment, but doesn't know that he is Staraol on "Tour of Duty," ( ^ Hill Street Blues San Bosco R a a f A teenager and his un> ( ^ d D Facta of Life (C C ) Blair learns a terrified by the mere thought of mono­ cle, the head of a TOvernmental salvage [C N N ] Headline News [M A X ] MOVIE: Topper' An auto acci airing SATUR­ lesson about motheihood when she gamy. Brooke Adams, Ben Masters, Dan­ expedition, are caught in a dangerous web dent turns George and Marian Kirby inti DAY, APRIL 25 on agrees to baby-sit her little sister. (R) (In [H B O ] Com ic Relief Highlights of this se­ iel Stern. 1985. of intrigue. James Daly. Roger Iw b ley, A n­ madcap ghosts. Cary Grant, Constanc' cond annual benefit for the homeless, fea­ CBS. Stereo) [CN N] Newsnight tony Alda. 1968. Bennett. Roland Young. 1937. (Coiorizet turing Harry Anderson. Billy Crystal. Bob ® MDVIE: 'U ^n 't Run' Logan is a C E M O V IE : ‘Trilogy of Terror' Karen Version) Goldthwait. Paul Reiser. Martin Short. Paul [DIS] MOVIE: Howr the West Was young man w ho lives in a society where no Black plays the roles of four tormented CHECK IISTINGS Rodriguez, Tracey Ullman, Robin Williams W on ' Three generations of pioneers parti­ 3 :0 0 P M CE PGA Sankn QoH: Chrya one may live past the age of 30. Michael women in three contemporary stories of FOR EXACT TIME and Steven Wright. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) cipate in Western expansion in the 19th ler Cup (Final Round) Live from TPC o York. Jenny Agutter, Peter Ustinov. 1976. century. George Peppard, Debbie Rey­ the bizarre. Karen Black, Rot^rt Burton. Prestancia in Sarasota, Fla. (60 min.) (Live [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1975. (M) M D V IE : 'Point Blank' A gangster, nolds. Carroll Baker. 1963. Rated G. 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Also scheduled Is an exami­ of misadventures over the course of their [HBO] MOVIE: 'Heat' A Las Vegas (iD Classified 18 cord for his neighbor’s layyn movyer. CE ® Pro Bowlert Tour; $140,000 Rated PG. (In Stereo) nation of recently discovered Egyptian arti­ last day and night before graduation. Su­ dD Noticiero Univision bodyguard is forced into a confrontation PELICULA: 'La Noche Avanza’ Greeter Hartford Open From Bradley with a second-generation mobster when a facts stored for decades in an English cas­ sanna Hoffs, Oedae Pfeiffer, Joan Cusack. (§D Throb Zach hires Jeremy for the sum­ Drama de caracter deportivo. en el cual un 1 2:1 B A M [USA] Night Flight Bowl in Windsor Locks, Conn. (90 min.) friend is savagely beaten. Burt Reynolds. tle. Host: Omar Sharif. (2 hrs.) 1987. Rated PG-13. (in Stereo) mer, but Sandy's overprotective nature at jugador de pelota vasca se ve envuelto en (Live) Karen Young. 1987. Rated R. 1 2 : 3 0 A M (E m o v i e : Golden Ren­ Cil) Josie and the Pussycats 5 :0 0 P M S ) WWF Challange Wres- work forces Jeremy to look for another una serie de extranas situaciones. Pedro dezvous' A ship laden with gold and inno­ ON THE FASTKACK by Bill Holbrook (E Knight Rider job. [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'M r. M o m ' (C C ) A rising tiing Armendariz, Rebeca Iturbide. cent passengers is the target of highjack­ (2^ Fair Game (B) Twilight Zone young executive trades places with his [C N N ] Pinnacle [USA] Ray Bradbury Theater Deter­ ers armed with a nuclear weapon. Richard Ul<£ ^ Take Charge! f E A -T a a m wife when he is fired. Michdel Keaton. Teri I 6AVE OP (3D Soul Train (In Stereo) [D IS] Here's Boomer mined to stop his wife's nagging, a compu­ Harris, David Janssen, John Carradine, P^pV,Tftl6 KdriCLB I M A P R IE P ^ Wild Kingdom (3D T and T (CC) Amy's nephew and So­ Garr, Martin Mull. 1983. Rated PG. W HElV? ® Santo Domingo Invita ter salesman pours his life's savings into a 1977 A 6 ^ (OoWeiJ WHO 60KfJ TeVlNly To 'HAVE phie become entangled in a computer [TM C ] Short Film Showcase [U SA] MOVIE: 'Island Claw' Nature's ^§ )'La t's G o Bow ling (60 min.) new product that may do the trick. One Thousand Dollars Every Five IT ALL* LONG- M otorw eek A Honda Civic Sedan road caper. (In Stereo) food chain is turned upside down when a (?D THEffteeWES OOT BY T W i H f r d i) New Jersey HIspano test; getting to know a car before buying it; 7 :0 0 P M CE Lifestyles of the Rich and 1 1 : 0 0 P M ( E ( E ( E ^ (SD New s Hours A 6 0 ! G D K o ja k Famous (60 min.) (R) gigantic carnivorous crab begins preying To 'HAVE IT AU,* JDOES W / "M otorw eek's" favorite cars and winners (ID Multi Trim dZ) Wonderworks: Almost Partners (^ WWF Wrestling upon the inhabitants of an island paradise. ® Taxi of the annual Driver’s Choice Awards. CE Too Close for Comfort Robert Lansing, Barry Nelson. 1980. apply To‘ibO?-- ^ (CC). (R) ;iD MDVIE: 'The Golden Gate Murders' [C N N ] Evans 8i Novak [CN N ] Your Money ® Auction (60 min.) C E d D W heel of Fortune (CC). [CN N] Newsday 8 :3 0 P M CS iS Boys Will Be Boys A detective and a nun join forces to prove (S ) Saint 1 2:45 A M (M) m o v i e : Charlle Chan [DIS] MOVIE: 'How the West Was [ESPN] CBA Basketball: Champion­ C E It's a Living Ginger's in trouble when a Booch accepts the reality of his father's that a priest's death resulted from a fall in Panama' International spies meet their ship Series Game Five (2 hrs., 30 min.) W o n ' Three generations of piorteers parti­ dD Topo Gigio newspaper photo shows her sitting on a death after his and Chazz’s lives are endan­ from the Golden Gate Bridge David Jans­ match in Charlie Chan. Sidney Toler. Jean (Live) married senator's tap. cipate in Western expansion in the 19th dZ) Frugal Gourmet: Noodles. Dum­ gered by a foolish high-school prank. Part sen. Susannah York. 1979 Rogers. Jack LaRue. 1940 century. George Peppard, Debbie Rey­ plings, Biscuits and Scones (In Stereo) CID Cheers 2 of 2. (R) (Ih Stereo) GD Motivational Program 3 :3 0 P M (3D World Wide Wrestling 1 :0 0 A M GD Runaway With the Rich nolds, Carroll Baker. 1963. Rated G. (iD 227 (C C ) Mary and Sandra go to dD Pizza Gourmet [CN N] Newswatch (3D Charles in Charge Charles serves as N ew s (Live) and Famous the mediator in a feud between Walter and court to settle a dispute over song royal­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Solarbabies' (CC) In a [D I S ] Cantarvilla Ghost Based on the Os­ ^ Discover dD Art of William Alexander and Lowell Lillian. ties. Singer Mary Wilson, formerly of the dD Pro Wrestling This Week futuristic world plagued by drought, a car Wilde short story. A ghostly visitor Spears Supremes, makes an appearance. (R) (In @ Ever Decreasing Circles Ann, Ho­ group of orphans becomes involved in the plagues an American family spending the (SD M a m a 's Family Mama starts taking d D Bizarre Jix battle for possession of a mysterious [C N N ] Interrtational Correspondents Stereo) ward and Hilda are glad to have Paul as a summer in an old English mansion. Richard classes to earn her high-school diploma. neighbor, but Martin isn't so sure about [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'M r*. Soffel' The wife of WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll soured of power. Richard Jordan, Jami 4 :0 0 P M (T)CBS Sports Saturday: IBF Kilay stara. (60 min.) (R) (§7) W ild Am erica (C C ) The natural bal­ a prison warden fails in love with an inmate Gertz, Jason Patric. 1986. Rated PG-13. him. W eK erw eight Title Scheduled: Paris- ance between the predator and its prey is and aids in his escape. Diane Keaton. Mel [U S A ] Ooubla Trouble {DD Hee H aw © } Cousteau 88: Queen Charlotte Is­ WHICH EXPLAINS WHV I (In Stereo) Roubaix Bicycle Race (Tape) from France; illustrated in this portrait of The goshawk Gibson. Edward Herrmann. 1984. Rated BEFOfSE r (5f2ACYJATE... dD Auction THE W AV I FKSLIRE \T, [O S A l Hollywood Insider Tyrone Trice vs. Simon Brown for the IBF 5 : 3 0 P M (3D Bustin' Loose Nicky works and the grouse. land PG-13. THATfeTHE \AAVr FIGURE IT. SET SUCH ROTTEN SRADES Welterweight title (Live) scheduled for 15 as Sonny's assistant to raise money for a ( ^ It's a Living [C N N ] Pinnacle I ' V E GOT TEN M ILLION 1 :3 0 P M (tD Rocky and Friends [ES P N ] Stanley Cup Playoff: Campbell [U SA ] Night Flight: New Sounds IN ARITH/V\ETIC. rounds, from Berck, France. (2 hrs.) (Live) new baseball glove; Tricia and Mimi have a D.C. Follies Scheduled guest: comic Conf. Division Final. Game Three. [D iS ] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes SCHOOL C K yS l e f t .. d D M ajor L e ^ u e Baseball Regional cov­ difference of opinion. (R) (In Stereo) 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide dD Knight Rider Charlie Callas. Teams to be announced. Starting time is i r - erage of Cincinnati Reds at Atlanta Braves [ T M C ] M O V IE : "Nomads' An anthropol­ d D Chespirito (60 min.) tentative. (3 hrs.) (Live) 1 : 3 0 A M ( E m o v i e : Key Exchange' or Boston Red Sox at Milwaukee Brewers. QD NW A Wrestling d D Sabado Gigante Programa de varie- ogist is driven mad by a supernatural Es­ ( ^ This Old House (CC). dades con juegos. competencias, entrev- kimo myth, the Innuats,' nomadic, hostile A New Yorker swaps apartment keys with (3 hrs^.) (Live) d D M O V IE : 'Piranha, Piranha' A trio sets 8:45P M (DIS] DTV istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don spirits who assume human form. Pierce her longtime boyfriend in hopes of a long­ out to photograph jungle wildlife and en­ [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday d D Bodyw atch (CC). Francisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) 9 :0 0 P M QD Tour of Duty (CC) When Brosnan. Lesley-Anne Down. Adam Ant. term commitment, but doesn't know that counters a cold-blooded hunter. Peter [ESPN ] Fishin' Hole their helicopter is shot down. Anderson. Major League Baseball: Boston Red 19b D Rated R. he is terrified by the mere thought of mon­ Brown. William Smith. Anna Capri. 1972. d D Star Trek: Th e Next Generation T w o La f . , rifjL*A.'r .. HrSA-F ' ' Sox at Milwaukee Brewers (3 hrs.) [U S A ] Check It Out! Johnson and Baker are trapped in enemy ogamy. Brooke Adams, Ben Masters, Dan­ ' /u>/l- tv Vtv. I alien races fight over a supposed remedy, territory with a woman about to give birth [USA] MOVIE: Trial Without Jury' A dD French Chef: Ham Transformation iel Stern. 1985. Oft (SD Reino Selvaje 6:00P M d ] CE ® ® dS) News which one of them requires for its plague- (60 min.) (R) playwright runs into trouble while re­ Julie: M y Favorite Things Music, co­ .siwai [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday stricken planet. (60 min.) searching a work based on a murder case. ( E Benny Hill medy and dance by Julie Andrews with CE Small Wonder ( E © ) W erew olf (C C ) When Eric is jailed [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday Robert Rockwell, Barbra Fuller, Kent Ta y­ (3D Tales From the Darkside An amateur [U S A ] Cover Story gudsts Peter Sellers, the Muppets and the after a brawl, bounty hunter Alamo Joe C E A -T e a m lor. 1948. warlock is convinced he'll win a $10 mil­ Pink Panther. (60 min.) [D IS] MOVIE: 'Escape to Witch Moun­ Rogan closes in. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 4-23 2 :0 0 P M QD National Aerobic Cham­ (H ) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) tain' (C C ) T w o orphans, with psychic 11:10PM [MAX] MOVIE: Rose­ lion jackpot and later seeks revenge on the (M) MOVIE: 'The Last Train from Gun ( E (ID Ohara (C C ) Robbers stalk Shav­ pionship Finalists in the women's and Picard and the away team face deadly powers, are held prisoner by a billionaire mary's Baby' A pregnant woman is actual winner. (R) Hill' A sheriff must fight off an entire town er's sister and her young son after they men's individual, mixed pair and team ca­ computerized weapons on the planet Mi­ seeking to amass an even greater fortune shocked to learn of her husband's involve­ U.S. ACm S byJlmDavla to bring a young killer to justice. Kirk Doug­ witness a holdup. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) dD Dating Game tegories perform aerobic routines before a nos as they investigate the disappearance Kim Richards, Eddie Albert, Ray Milland ment with a coven of witches and their panel of judges in this fourth annual com­ las. Anthony Quinn, Carolyn Jones. 1959. of the U.S.S. Farragut. (60 min.) ® Twilight Zone • O R S O N T h e r o c k s t a r 1975, Rated G. G D Golden Girls (C C ) A political can­ designs on her unborn baby. Mia Farrow, ORSON THE R0C« STAR petition. Host: actor Alan Thicke. (60 min.) GD A B C N ew s (CC). ,r.^ . H A S f o r g o t t e n T O P L U G (4D Embajadores de la Musica Colom - (3D Dempsey & Makepeace Dempsey didate announces that he had an affair with John Cassavetes, Ruth Gordon. 1968. STARTS HIS CONCERT [E S P N ] SportsCenter’|^'|''^| IN HIS AMPLIFIER (JD Hawaii Ffve-0 biana sets out to determine the connection be­ Blanche— a contention that she denies. (R) Rated R. [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday WITH A WIOHTV CHORF! tween a New York police commissioner [TM C] MOVIE: 'Summer of '42' As (In Stereo) I^D Underdog dZ) Julia Child and Company [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Little Shop of Horrors' and a London robbery ring. (60 min.) Part 1 three boys spend a surrirVier trying to lose 1 1 : 3 0 P M (E She's the Sheriff A (2D Auction (3 hrs.) Continued. (CC) A^aiesclerk in a florist's shop boosts M O V IE : 'Th e Brotherhood' A retired dD MOVIE: 'The Chairman' An Ameri­ of 2. their virginity, one of them falls in love with young shoplifter, staying with Hildy, con­ Mafia leader discovers that his younger can scientist is sent to Red China on an a beautiful older woman. Jennifer O'Neill. {§[) M O V IE : 'Beloved Enem y' In the early vinces Kenny to run away from home. (R) business when he cultivates an out-of-this- ( ^ Friday the 13th: Th e Series (60 min ) world plant. Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene, brother has been sent to kill him. Kirk important spy mission. Gregory Peck, Gary Grimes. Jerry Houser. 1971. Rated 20's, an Irish rebel leader has a tragic rom­ ( E M O V IE: ‘Adam 's Rib' A husband and Vincent Gardenia. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Douglas, Alex Cord, Irene Papas. 1968. Anne Heywood, Artnur Hill. 1969. d D Auction (3 hrs.) Continued. PG. ance with an English lady. David Niven. wife team of lawyers have a courtroom Brian Aherne. Merle Oberon. 1936. Stereo) Art of William Alexander [D I S ] W ilderness Bound Narrator David Record Guide [USA] New Mike Hammer battle involving a woman on trial for shoot­ Niven tells how a Scottish scientist and his [CN N ] News Update ing her husband. Katharine Hepburn. Spen­ MOVIE: 'Machine Gun Mccain' A ® Jeffersons Part 2 of 2. family lived in Tanzania's Rift Valley for five 7 :3 0 P M ® Family Ties cer Tracy, Judy Holliday. 1949. 2 :0 0 A M (E Solid Gold in Concert (R) raid on a Las Vegas casino controlled by [D IS] MOVIE: 'Mystery on Monster Is­ years among a herd of wild African ele­ dZ) Doctor Who Jeopardyl (CC). (In Stereo) the Mafia costs everyone concerned a CE land' A shipwrecked sailer battles mons­ ® Star Search (60 min.) phants. (60 min.) d D It's a Living Ginger's in trouble when a large price. Peter Falk. John Cassavetes, C E M am a's Family Mama stans taking ters and cannibals as he searches for a for­ (E (S) Homo Shopping Overnight Ser­ newspaper photo shows her sitting on a ® Mort After Dark Britt Ekiand. 1970. [U SA] Cartoons classes to earn her high-school diploma. tune in gold. Peter Cushing. Terence vice (4 hrs.) married senator's lap. Stamp. 1981. G D Topper (R) GD INN News (aiVTA Greatest Sports Legends 4 :1 0 P M [CNN] Sports Close-up @D You Can't Take It W ith You Grief ov­ JfM [CN N] Newswatch (3D Tales From the Oarkside Just before [ T M C ] M O V IE ; Tin M en' (C C ) A war of d i) Lucha Libre (60 min.) erwhelms Penny when she realizes she has dD Jimmy Swaggart 4 :3 0 P M CE Wide World of Sports [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and he's strapped into the electric chair, a con­ wills involving everything from cars to never gotten over her mother's tragic dD That's the Spirit (I S Collectors (R) Scheduled: W ood Memorial, for three- Harriet victed murderer (John Heard) tells his star­ wives erupts between two shady year-old Kentucky Derby hopefuls, at one- aluminum-siding salesmen in 1963 Balti­ death. |R) [C N N ] International Correspondents 1] D MOVIE; Alice to Nowhere (Part 2 of [ES P N ] Motorcycle Racing: Shoei Hel­ tling but unbelievable side of the case. (R) and-one-eighth miles, from Aqueduct Race more. Richard Dreyfuss, Danny DeVito, (g ) @ Saturday Night Live Guests; sin­ CELEBRITY CIPHER 2 ) ' Barbara and her two companions are m ets 2 5 0 From Monterey, Calif. (60 min.) GD Mork and Mindy [HBO] MOVIE; 'Stand Alone' Forty taken hostage by the criminals searching Track in New York; U S. vs. U.S.S.R. in Barbara Hershey. 1987. Rated R. (In ger Paul Simon. Sen. Paul Simon (D-lll.), years after being decorated for valor, a (Taped) dD D.C. Follies for the stolen <^al necklace. John Waters. W om en's Gymnestics, from Phoenix. (90 Stereo) singer Linda Ronstadt. 190 min.) (In Stereo) World W ar II hero clashes with drug de­ [H B O ] M O V IE : Th a t's Ufa' (C C ) Blake roUW, aue W WTuaM M Rosey Jones, Steve Jacobs. 1986. Part 2 min.) (Live) dD As Schools Match Wits: Chicopee (g ) Racing From Plainsfield alers in his neighborhood. Charles Durning, Edwards' seriocomic portrait of an affluent 9 :3 0 P M (g) ® Amen (CC) Thelma's of 2. ® Charles in Charge (C C ) Buddy's visit­ Comp vs. Holyoke Catholic Pam Grier. 1985. Rated R. J X u L u * F Y M architect who is confronted with a growing depression about her upcoming high- gD MOVIE: 'Packin' It In’ An L.A. cou­ ing cousin (Mindy Cohn) reveals she's an [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes [ESPN] Cheerleading: Natk>nal High sense of his own mortality. Jack Lemmon. ® C o u n t^ w n to 8 8: Th e Seoul Games school reunion lifts after the Rev. Gregory ple. struggling to cope with big city prob­ alcoholic. Z T V V School Championships (R) Julie Andrews, Sally Kellerman. 1986. ( ^ Mama's Family asks her to accompany him to the event. lems, follow their neighbors lo the world of to the Movies & Coming Attractions L T R P J M u (g ) WKRP In Cincinnati (R) (In Stereo) wilderness living. Richard Benjamin. Paula [H B O ] Seventeen Going on Nowhere A Rated PG-13. (@ Fight BackI With David Horowitz 2 :3 0 A M GD SoHd Gold in Concert Prentiss. Tony Roberts. 1983. A W M L T F J Q X U Y father takes drastic measures to get d D Frugal (Gourmet (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'UnIe Shop of Horrors' (C C ) Good Sense trash bag challenge; U S. [CN N ] This Week in Japan [C N N ] Sports Letenight through to his alienated son (Emilio Es­ (P PGA QoH: USF&G Classic (Third (C C ) A salesclerk in a florist's shop boosts Consumer Product Safety Commission [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Prettykill' (CC) A pair (g) MOVIE: 'The Day of the Trtffids' A meteor shower causes blindness and the [ESPN] SportsCenter SERVING AMERICA tevez). Round) From Lakewood Country Club in business when he cultivates an out-of-this- controversy; supermarket sales signs. (R) of Manhattan police detectives are baffled M A X C O U J X U growth of man-eating plants. Howard [USA] Night Flight: Take Off to Re [TM C] MOVIE: The Dirty Dozen' A New Orleans. (90 min.) (Live) world plant. Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene, dZ) Austin City Limits (In Stereo) by a series of gruesome murders. David FROM THE tough Arm y major manages to whip ah un­ Vincent Gardenia. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Birney, Season Hubley, Suzanne Snyder Keel, Nicole Maurey. Janette Scott. 1963, gionai Rock (S ) Lo M ajor de la Semana Noticias sobre X M E U BEGINNING! Stereo) [C N N ] Sports Saturday 1987. Rated R. Part 1 of 2. ruly group of misfit convicts into shape for el besibol. [ESP N ] Drag Racing; Texas Nationals a deadly mission Into enemy territory dur­ [USA] Airwolf [C N N ] S p o rU Tonight Anchors; Fred 2:35AM [DiS] m o v i e . e » c*p« to 643-2711 ^ Victory Garden (CC). 1 0 :0 0 P M CEwett 57th (60 mm.) M 0 U L Y W U Y J ing W orld W ar II. Lee Marvin, Ernest Borg- From Dallas. (60 min.) (Taped) Hickman. Nick Charles. Wttch Mountain' (CC) Two orphans, nine, Charles Bronson. 1967. ( S N a w i ITS A SURE THBVGI [CN N ] Big Story 8 :0 0 P M CE High Mountain Rangers [ESPN] College Baseball: Teams to be with psychic powers, are heir) prisoner by 6 : 3 0 P M (E CBS News (CC) M L [ U S A ] M O V IE : 'Blood Sortg' A deranged [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Hoosiars' (C C ) A former Jesse admits that he murdered a homicidal (£ ® Spanur: For Hire (CC) Susan announced (3 hrs.) (Live) a billionaire sealring to amass an even L M L P T Y V 1 killer escapes from a mental institution and college coach faces resentment when he fsl What's Happening NowM fights back when she becomes a victim of greater fortune. Kim Richarcis, EdrJie Al­ maniac but refuses to play along with his 1 2 : 0 0 A M Mysteries of the Pyr­ sexual harassment. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (E bert, Ray Millanr). 1975 Rated G T E 1E terrorizes a high school student. Frankie takes over as head of an Indiana high- C E Siskel & Ebert Scheduled: "Perma­ attorney's courtroom strategy. (60 min ) amids An exploration of the construction, 1 M A - - a Avalon, Dane Clark, Donna Wilkes. 1981. school basketball team. Gene Hackman, lIflanr[|PBlpr llpralb nent Record" (Keanu Reeves, Michelle (R) (3D Headlines on Trial contents and meaning of the pyramids and 3 : 0 0 A M (3D Navira (R) Dennis Hopper, Barbara Hershey. 1986. 2 :10 P M [CNN] HMithwMk Meyrink); "Casual Sex" (Lea Thompson. CE dD Family Double Dare ® CPTV Auetkm sphinx at Giza in Egypt. Also scheduled is M V u L F . Rated PG. (In Stereo) [CN N ] Nawanight Victoria Jackson). an examination of recently discovered PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "Can you Imagine being C E (S ) Doily (C C ) Kenny Rogers, actor (S ) (S3) Hunter While investigating the [ESP N ] Stanley Cup Playoff: Campbell 2 : 3 0 P M C E Road to Saoul An in.deph ® ® NBC Naw* Egyptian artifacts stored for decades in an wonderfully overpaid for dresaing up and playing look at tha atMttaa aa thay prapara priyai. [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘A Fin* Mma' (CC) Two Charles Duming and comic James Gregory death of a reporter. Hunter and ^KCall Conf. Dhrltlon Final, Game Three. English castle. Host: Omar Sharif. (2 hrs.) gamea?” - r David Nhren. cally. mantally and aniolionMy for tha in. loaara inadvartently win $10,000 in a ftked ® What's Happsning Nowll Dwayne make appearances. (60 min.) (R) (In Teams to bo announced. Starting time is (Taped) tansa compalitivanaaB of tha 1906 Sum* horaa raca. Tad Danaon. Howie Mandel, and Raj attempt to save underage Dee Stereo) teiltativb. (3 firs.] (R| mar Olympica m South Koraa. Richard Mulligan. 1986. Rated PG. from a police raid at c male strip joint. CE MaJcK League Beaeball: New York ContInuBd.. ® N e w Grooves W ith M eg Qrfffin t* — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 23, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 23, 1988 — t5

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When that held the 55 Whales 410 6 4 trick, he was still in dummy so he ♦ 6 5 56 Singer Martin p la y ^ the spade king. Blast ruffed 4 Q 2 ALLEY OOP by Dav* Qrau* THE PHANTOM by L** Falk B By Barry small; declarer overruffed with the DOWN WEST EAST jack and cashed the A-K of clubs, WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO, I'M HOPING I CAN WELL, I GUESS ONE ) NO,MOT ' THAT'S 4 J 10 8 5 4 4 9 pitching dummy’s small diamond. De­ ALLEY? THOSE ARE MEAT M AK E vegetarians OUTA TWO ISN'T J B AD AT WEAPC»t& 4K87 EATERS AND THEY LOOK OUT OF 'EM! BAD, IS IT? ALL' 1 Oriental chief 4 9 2 clarer ruffed a diamond, played anoth­ „___ H U N G R Y ! 2 Musician ^ FKM„TOHS ♦ K Q J ♦ 10 9 8 3 2 er high spade ruffed by E ast’s king and 410 6 3 49875 Shankar overruffed, and then ruffed his last di­ 23 amond. He was now able to return to A 3 Clumsy (C)I988 by NEA. Inc SOUTH 4 A his hand by ruffing a spade low to 4AQJ53 draw West’s nine of trumps with his ♦ A 7 4 remaining queen, and that was a pre­ G A LL TH E 4AK J4 carious 13 tricks. C H IE F O F Could West have set the contract STAFF. A » < . Vulnerable: Both mt with a differen t lead? No, but Elast 1 HIM JO Dealer: South could have set it by covering dummy’s I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME R CFO R T HERE A T , Weft North East South heart 10 with his king. When Elast then by Henri Arnold arid Bob Lee ^ O N C E 1 4 ruffs each high spade with his eight Unscramble these four Jumbles, I wish they'd all shut up Pass 1 4 Pass 34 and seven of hearts, forcing declarer one letter to each square, to form Pass 3¥ Pass 4 N T to use the queen and jack. West’s THE BORN LOWR by Art Santom four ordinary words. BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Drak* Pass 54 Pass 5 N T trump nine would be promoted to the Pass 6 4 Pass 74 - j e : setting trick. 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Anthony Quinn, Alain Delon, high-school football team in a calendar, (in ® Police Story [U S A ] Tales of the Gold Monkey (foreground). Tom­ W orld The news team reports on the inter­ Claudia Cardinale. 1966. Stereo) How to Win at Blackjack ® Star Search (60 min.) 5:00AM (S) Home Shopping Over­ 38 Oral Roberts my Lee Jones national scene - from Rio to Reykjavik and 6:30PM ® N ew s (S) On# Day at a Tima [E S P N ] Greatest NFL Performances St. Elsewhere While being visited by night Service Continues (2 hrs.l Moscow to Managua, (60 min.) (In Stereo) former friends, Westphall, new running a (S) World Tomorrow (I.) and Robert © ) Joy of Painting ® Dom DeLuise Shovv Dean Martin GE) Discoveries Underwater (CC) The [M A X ] MOVIE: Working Girls' Lizzie simple practice in a New Hampshire town, [C N N ] Sports Review 38 Robert Schuller Urlch star in [U SA] Master [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Quest' An American gives Dom and George advice on marriage. first of eight programs exploring the world Borden's fictionalized account of a day in orphan living in Australia is drawn into a of marine archaeology examines the ethics provides occasional third-person com­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Grand Prix' Three 33) Nuestra Familia "April Morning," a 1:30PM dD Tony Brown's Journal GD Private Benjamin the lives of a group of prostitutes in a Man­ mentary in the style of “ Our T o w n ". (60 champion race car drivers encounter per­ mysterious legend with lake monsters and of treasure hunting. Narrator; Scott Glenn. hattan brothel. Louise Smith, Ellen McEld- 371 Sesame Street (CC). (R) "tialimark Hali Copa Marlboro (2 hrs.) ( ^ Tales From tha Derkslde An amateur (6() min.) min.) (R) (In Stereo) sonal problems as they compete in the dD an unusual Aboriginal mystic. Henry Tho- uff, Amanda Goodwin. 1986. Rated NR warlock is convinced he'll win a $10 mil­ Grand Prix. James Garner, Eva Marie Saint, [C N N ] Daybreak oT Tame" movie [CN N ] Moneyweek .. mas. Ton y Barry. Rachel Friend. 1985. GD Am erica's M ost W anted Scheduled: [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Quest' An American Rated G. lion jackpot and later seeks revenge on the Heriberto Luciano Zepeda, accused of 1 1 : 0 0 P M ® ' ® ® G® GD News orphan living in Australia is drawn into a Yves Montand. 1966. (In Stereo) [D IS] Good Momjng Mickeyl about the battle [M AX] MOVIE: How Green Was My actual winner. Valley’ John Ford’s Oscar-winning story [HBO] MOVIE: 'Police Academy 3: murdering a minister; Samuel Klaus Bur- ® Entertainment This Week Interview: mysterious legend with lake monsters and [U S A ] Night Flight: New Sounds [ESPN] NBA Today of Lexington, an unusual Aboriginal mystic. Henry Th o ­ of a Welsh family struggling to eke out a Back in Training’ (C C ) Saving the Aca­ (S) NBC News chard, wanted In connection with drug actress Lea Thompson (“ Casual Sex"). Which precipitat­ mas. Tony Barry, Rachel Friend. 1985 5:25AM [H B O ] m o v i e : The Wraith' [H B O ] Adventures of Tom Sawyer Sam living in a turn-of-the-century mining town demy is the newest and toughest chal­ (M) MOVIE: 'The Rad Badge of Courage' smuggling. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Rated G. An Arizona gang leader is challenged to a leaches Tom a spell to win Becky's atten­ ed the American Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara, Roddy lenge for the members of the original grad­ A frightened young soldier in the Union [CN N] PrimeNews GD INN News drag race by a mysterious stranger driving tion. [U S A ] Love Your Skin Revolution. It McDowall. 1941. uating class. Steve Guttenberg, Bubba Army flees during his first combat encoun­ [USA] New Mike Hammer GD Feed My People an unearthly car. Charlie Sheen, Nick Cas­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Charade' A woman be­ Smith, David Graf. 1986. Rated PG. ter. but returns to become a hero. Richard airs SUNDAY, ® M O V IE : Th e M agnificent 1:10AM [HBO] MOVIE: Wsskand savetes, Randy Quaid. 1986. Rated PG- comes the target when her murdered hus­ 2:00PM Thomas, Michael Brandon, Wendell Bur­ 8:30PM ® ® Married!..With Child GD Insight / Out APRIL 24 on CBS. [U S A ] Double Trouble Warriors' A group of National Guard mis­ Seven Ride' A town marshal dedicates ton. 1974. ran (C C ) A grounded Kelly wants Bud to 13. (In Stereo) band's cronies look for a hidden stash. News (Live) fits stages a phony dross reception in Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn. James Cob­ himself to saving a town of Mexican w i­ 4:30PM Madeleine Cooks help her escape to a rock concert. (R) (In 5:30AM ® l Love Lucy CHECK LISTINGS dows from the threat of a gang of bandits Gg) A B C N o w s (CC). GD Financial Freedom honor of a military inspection. Lloyd urn. 1963. [C N N ] Politics ‘88 Stereo) INN News FOR EXACT TIME Leo Van Cleef, Stephanie Powers. Michael GD Noticiero Univision GD AM Boston Bridges, Chris Lemmon, Vic Tayback. (3S [U S A ] Cartoons [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'F/X' A special effects GD GD Day By Day Eileen develops a con­ 1986. Rated R. Callan. 1972. [C N N ] Inside Business Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) [CNN] Moneyweek expert becomes the fall guy for govern­ suming interest in child care after meeting GD 8:30AM 3 ) Plasticmsn dg) M O V IE : 'A d a m 's Rib' A husband and [D I S ] Anim als In Action An examination an attractive single parent. (In Stereo) . [C N N ] Inside Business 1:30AM ® New England Sunday (R) [U S A ] Night Flight: Short Film min.) wife team of lawyers have a courtroom ment agents when he arranges a mobs­ D World Tomorrow 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu ter's fake assassination. Bryai« Brown, of animals that live in herds, flocks, m Alice [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) GD IN N New s 6:00AM M y Neighbor's Religion CO MOVIE: 'Coward of the County’ A battle involving a woman on trial for shoot­ 3D Brian Dennehy, Diane Venora. 1986. swarms, skeins and shoals. ABC News (CC) (38 David Paul sensitive youth is deemed a coward in his ing her husband. Katharine Hepburn. Spen­ ® MOVIE: 'April Morning' [HBO] Tanner '88 : For Real Part 2 (CC) GD f~D Gilligen's Island 10 :3 0 A M (3) inside Washington Rated R. (In Stereo) [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Delta Force' A terrorist 9:00PM (® Tom and Jerry small Southern town because he honors a cer Tracy, Judy Holliday. 1949. Premiere. (CC ) A Massachusetts farm- Ranked fourth in Neyv Hampshire and third [USA] One Thousand Dollars Every 3 ) Over 17 Not Adminad hijacking leads an invincible band of com- I D Headline News pledge he made to his dying father and re­ [U S A ] Check It OutI boy comes of age during the early days of on Super Tuesday, Jack Tanner continues Five Hours d8 Natural Weight Loss ^ Voices 8i Visions (CC). Part 9 of 13 rViandos to the Middle East. Chuck Norris. 3l) Christopher Closeup D Beazlay Showpiece of Homes fuses to fight in World W ar II. Kenny Ro­ the American Revolution in this adaptation on his 'presidential campaign trail. (In l H Th is W eek in Baseball Highlights of 5:00PM ® Colombo Lee Marvin, Martin Balsam. 1986. Rated R. ® Robert Schuller gers. Fredric Lehne, Largo Woodruff. of Howard Fast's novel. Tom m y Lee Stereo) 2:00AM ® Worid Vision @ Insight (33) Happy Days Major League action are shown. ® Smart Money (In Stereo) ® Alice 1981. Jones, Chad Lowe, Robert Urich. 1988. [T M C ] M O V IE: 'Missing in Action' An ® Home Shopping Overnight Service (5l) Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) d8 This Old House (CC). (R) dZ) Mystery!: Rumpole of the Bailey ® Forgotten Children of the 80's (60 dD Classified 18 ® A -T e a m Part 2 of 2. 7:00PM ® 6 0 M inutes (C C ) (60 min.) It's Garry Shandling's Show American colonel returns To Vietnam to (3 hrs.) Batman (C C ) A series of events causes Rumpole to ® GD [O IS ] You end Me, Kid min.) G D Sim on 8i Simon Grant's date becomes infatuated with search for MlAs. Chuck Norris. M. Emmet gg) MOVIE: 'Legend of the Lost' Two contemplate escaping from it all. (60 mm.) ® G D 21 Ju m p Street Internal Affairs A t the Movies Scheduled: "Tim e of [E S P N ] Football: North American Pro (38 Conversations With Garry who goes along as their chaperone. Walsh} David Tress. 1964 Rated R. QD [C N N ] Politics '88 men and a girl search the Sahara desert for Part 6 of 6. da) C H iP s Patrol discovers that loki is a Vietnamese refugee Destiny" (William Hurl, Timothy Hutton); Kickoff To p National Football League pla- (17) Learn to Read a lost city. John Wayne, Sophia Loren, working under an alias. (60 min.) (R) (In (In Stereo) [U S A ] Changing Lifestyles: Tw o Years ' 'Colors ' (Sean Penn, Robert Duvall). cekickers and punts compete for prize mo­ [D IS] New Adventures of Winnie the [CN N ] Week in Review d D Auction (3 hrs.) [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday Rossano Brazzi. 1957. Stereo) ® MOVIE: 'The Town Bully' Pre­ to Financial Freedom "Above the Law " (Steven Seagal, Pam ney, from Honolulu. (60 min.) (R) Pooh (g ) Saint [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Blind Date' (C C ) A blind ® (S) Disney Sunday Movie: Bigfoot miere, (C C ) A recently released convict Grier). [ESPN ] Inside the PGA Tour [ESPN ] This Week In Sports (60 min ) (1^ Muppets date pairs an overworked yuppie with a 1 1 : 3 0 P M ® George Schlatter's Co­ [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes dg) PGA Golf: U.S.F.StG. Classic (Final (C C ) A crusty anthropologist Joins two returns to his hometqwn to resume his old That's the Spirit d4) McLaughlin Group beautiful woman who reacts to alcohol in a medy Club Scheduled; Tom m y Blaze, GD to the Movies & Coming Attractions [H BO ] Seabert 10 :4 5 A M (S) Jewish Ufa Round) Joined in Progress Live from children in their efforts to save Sasquatch ways. Bruce Boxleitner, Pat Hingte, Isabella Chris Rock, Lois Bromfield. (R) (H) Police Woman strange way. Bruce Willis, Kim Basinger, Lakewood Country Club in New Orleans. from capture and exploitation. A “ Disney Hoffman. 1988. [CN N ] Moneyweek [CNN] Healthweek 9:00AM 3 ) Sunday Morning (CC) (90 1 1 :0 0 A M (3) Entertainment This 6:10AM John Larroquette. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In (60 min.) (Live) Sunday Movie" presentation. (60 min.) ® ® Sports Extra [ESPN] SportsCenter min.) W ee k interview: actress Lea Thompson d§) Arthritis Foundation Telethon A na­ ® Police Story Davey & Goliath Stereo) Part 2 of 2. (R) GD Honeymooners 6:1 5AM (S) ("Casual Sex"), (60 min.) (In Stereo) tional fund-raiser featuring hosts Mickey (§g) Spirit of Adventure A team of women GD Lifestylas of the Rich and Famous [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Wisdom' (CC) A young 3 ) D.J. Kat [ U S A ] M O V IE : 'Jaguar Lives' Interna rafters navigate Borneo's Boh River and 6:30AM QD vista Gilley, Sarah Purcell and singer Jerry Vale GD Charles In Charge Buddy's visiting (60-min.) „ GD Day of Discovery man becomes a folk hero when his crusade 3 ) Boat Show 3 ) W W F Challenge Wrestling at telethon sites in Nashville. Tenn., and tional intrigue explodes when a special visit the Dayaks. former warriors and cousin (Mindy Cohn) reveals she's an al­ against the institution leads him to comrrm GD M O V IE : 'Ban Hur' In the early days of Chriatian Children's Fund D Oral Roberts (33) Visionaries 3 ) Discover Las Vegas, Nev. Scheduled appearances agent, expertly trained in martial arts, fer­ headhunters, who re-create colorful head­ coholic. (R) a string of unusual bank robberies. Erhilio by the Four Tops, Juice Newton, Minnie rets out narcotics kingpins in several world hunting ceremonies. (60 min.) Christianity, a Judean aristocrat revolts ® Sports Machine Estevez, Demi Moore, Tom Skorritl 19j86 D In the Black: Keys to Success Kenneth Copeland D Knight Rider G D Friday the 13th: Th e Series (60 min ) against the Romans occupying his country. (38 Pearl, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. capitals. Joe Lewis. Christopher Lee. (^3 Asi va el Beisbol Resumen semanal ® Massachusetts Council of Rabbis Rated R. (in Stereo) 33) Christian Science Monitor Reports At the Movies (p) GD Our House (CC) David and.)iis Winner of 11 Oscars. Charlton Heston. (® Bugs Bunny (33) Dionne Warwick and Keith Whitley. (3 1979. sobre la Liga Nacional y Americana. [U SA] Mellinger Hour friends go treasure hunting; Gus takes a Jack Hawkins,'Stephen Boyd. 1959. Part G D MOVIE; ''The Newspaper Game' The (3$ Headline News g 8 (S ) Sesame Street (CC). (38 Art of Looking Young and Beautiful hrs.) executive editor of a media conglomerate 2:30PM (g) ® Majof Leag ue Base­ Lap Quilting job as a blacksmith. (60 min.) (R) (in 1 of 2 @ Discover ■ discovers a plot to take control of nuclear (g) St. Judes • (® Captain Power and the Soldiers of Charlie’s Angels ball: Boston Red Sox at Milwaukee Stereo) ® N ew s (R) (tD Small Wonder Jamie performs magic (g ) ® M O V IE: 'Protocol' (C C ) A naive 2:30AM (S6) Ring Around the World the Future @ ) M o de m M aturity (CC). Brew ers (2 hrs.. 30 min.) power plants es a means of conquering the ® Maude at Brandon and Ted's club fund-raiser. (^ WWF Wrestling cocktail waitress becomes a national her­ sycrld. Raymond Burr, Pamela Hensley, GD MOVIE: 'Smash-Up on Interstate 5' (63) Defenders of the Earth (CC). (g ) Real to Reel [C N N ] New sday [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Making Mr. Right’ A oine when she saves the Fife of a visiting Lives are changed in seconds when a di­ (48 Wolfd Tomonow New W ave publicist is hired to teach a life­ [CN N] Newswatch GD PEUCULA: 'El Diabolico Asesino' Bradford Dillman. 1976. [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch S i Frugal Gourm et (R) (In Stereo) [D IS ] Grimm's Fairy Tales diplomat. Goldie Hawn. Chris Sarandon, sastrous 39-car pite-up occurs on a Califor­ [CN N ] Daywatch like android some social graces before he [USA] Airwolf GZ) DeGrassi Junior High (CC) Yick Andre Gregory. 1964. (In Stereo) GD Spiritual Life Crusade ® ) H's Your Business nia freeway ov4r a holiday weekend. Rob­ [DIS] Mousercise [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents [ES P N ] NFL Football Draft From New goes public. Ann Magnuson, John Malkov- hands in Stephanie's paper as his own [CNN] Sports .Tonight Anchors: Fred ® L'Ambiance Tragedy An­ It's a Living ert Conrad. Buddy Ebson, Vera Milos. [M A X ] Jesse Owens Story This film dra­ (S!) Connecticut Real Estate Showcase York. (3 hrs.) (Live) ich, Bon Masters. 1987, Rated PG-13. (In 5:30PM when he believes Mr„ Raditch is picking on Hickman, Nick Charles. [ESP N ] Motorweek Illustrated niversary 1976 matizes the life story of Olympic hero Stereo) him. (R) GD Siampre en Domingo Programs de ® Three Stooges [T M C ] M O V IE : 'Delta Force' A terrorist [DIS] MOVIE: 'Tramp at the Door' A fa­ [C N N ] Sports Latenight Jesse Owens. (3 hrs.) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Treasure Island' A map Q D M O V IE : 'Silver Streak' An editor on a variedades con musica, entrevistas y artis- hijacking leads an invincible band of com­ MOVIE: The Sun Also [C N N ] Worid Report First Run mily of three are enchanted by a strange of a buried treasure draws a young boy 38 Business World 3:00PM 0D cross-country train ride encounters a love tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ [ESPN] College Baseball: Teams to be [USA] Night Flight: Take Off to Re­ mandos to the Middle East. Chuck Norris. old man who drifts into their lives Eric Pe­ into a thrilling adventure. Orson Welles, ® Temas y Debates Rises' This story portrays the turbulent affair, a murder plot and a wild police [DIS] MOVIE; 'Cluny Brown' A house­ lasco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) announced (3 hrs.) (R) gional Rock Leo Marvin. Martin Balsam. 1986. Rated R. lives of the lost generation which emerged maid repairs some leaky plumbing and terson,-* Ed McNamara. 1985. Kim Burheld, Walter Slezak. 1974. Rated chase. Gene Wilder, Jill Clayburgh, Richard Masteroiece Theatre: David Cop- 37) RockSchool (In Stereo) from the first World W ar. Tyrone Power. wins the lord of the house. Jennifer Jones. GD 2:45AM [ h b o ] m o v i e : 'U p the ■ 7:00AM At the Movies G. Pryor 1976 perfield (C(J) Dora and David settle into [H B O ] MOVIE: Blind Date' (C C ) A blind 3 ) ® MOVIE; 'The Flight of the Gray [U S A ] All-American Wrestling Ava Gardner. Errol Flynn. 1957. Charles Boyer, Peter Lawford. 1946. Creek' Four college'students try to bring married life; Uriah Heep is confronted with date pairs an overworked yuppie with a- 3 ) Robert Schuller 9:30AM 3) Century 21 Home Show W o ir A troubled teenager takes on the O dd Couple some glory to their school by competing in 12l30P M ® Marblehead Manor (S) Super Chargers [ESPN] SportsCenter evidence of his misdeeds. (60 min.) Pari 5 beautiful woman who reacts to alcohol in a task of teaching Ms pet wolf to adapt to a raft race against a team of ruthless men. (X ) Dialogue (33) Captain Power and the Soldiers of Dwayne must raise $7,000 to replace a Univision en el Deporte Comentarios oj 5, strange way. Bruce Willis. Kim Basinger, the wildemess. Jeff East, Barbara Hale, Bill dD Wonderworks: A Waltz Through the [U SA] Riptide Tim Malheson. Jennifer Runyon. 1984 3) Point of View tiM Future Chinese um that was accidentally shat­ V resumen del acontecer deportivo por John Larroquette. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Williams. 1976. Hills (CC) Part 1 of 2. Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. (60 mm.) [CN N ] Week in Review Rated R (® Visionarias tered. (R) 7:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: Oxford Stereo) (33) Larry Jones Chariie's Angels ' Blues' (C C ) A rough-edged student pur­ [D IS ] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes ( ® ® M eet the Press (CC). [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Uke Normal Paople' A (ID Creative Living Divine Plan d 3 High School Bowl sues a girl, and at the same time, tries to 1 1 : 4 5 P M ® Howard Cosell: Speak­ (38 young retarded couple meet with resist­ ^ Arthritis Foundation Telethon Con­ (ID 9 to 5 [HBO] MOVIE; 'Something Wild' (CC) ing of Everything 3:00AM ® NIghtwatch Joined In @ Art of Looking Young and Beautiful IS) W ya tt Earp ance when they announce their plans to dD Headline News tinues (2 hrs.) improve hi& character by joining -the A mild-mannered executive is whisked Progress [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday school's rowing team. Rob Lowe, Ally ( ^ James Kennedy (S) Sea Hunt The discovery of an sub­ marry. Shaun (jsssidy, Linda Fhjrl, Hope (g ) Annual Melha Circus Preview Masterpiece Theatre: David Cop- away on an exciting but dangerous adven­ 1 2 : 0 0 A M ® At the Movies (R) ® Mission Impossible merged plane puts Mike and Jenny in jeo­ Lange. 1979. [D IS] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and Sheedy, Amanda Pays. 1984. Rated PG- ture after meeting a beautiful mystery (g) What's Happening Nowll @ Symposium V perfield (CC) Steerforth mysteriously de­ ® Friday the 13th: The Series (60 mm.) [CN N ] Evans & Novak pardy as a white collar crime turns to mur­ [M A X ] Clnamax Comedy Experimem: parts for foreign shores: David's courtship Harriet 13. (In Stereo) woman. Jeff Daniels. Melanie Grifrith. Ray (S ) Israel at 40 Host Robert Abernethy dg) Spotlight on Government ® Dallas . q [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Son of Fury' The story of der. (R) i AutobiograpMaa: The Enigma of Bobby of Dora Spenlow is opposed by her father [HBO] MOVIE: 'Summer Camp Night­ Mork and Mindy Liotta. 1986 Rated R. (In Stereo) examines the meaning of the 40th anniver­ 7:30PM GD Benjamin Blake, who plans revenge after Rev. David Paul BIttman (C C ) Eugene Levy, portraying the dD Computer Chronicles (60 min.) Part 4 of 5. mare' After taking control of a summer [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Stepfather' A GD Star Trek 38 G D O ld Quabbin Valley The history of the being cheated out of an inheritance. T y ­ sary of Israel's founding, both for the Israe­ moat successful (and least talented) star in [C N N ] International Correspondents camp from its dictatorial director, a coun­ teen-ager becomes suspicious of her 08} Love Your Skin ® Para O ente Grande (90 min.) d D M O V IE : 'Caprice' A industrial spy dis­ Quabbin Reservoir, its effect on displaced rone Power, Gene Tierney, Frances lis and the American-Jewish community, show business, lends a role In the sitcom selor puts the place under paramilitary rule mother's new husband, a man whose vi­ [D IS ] Zorro covers that the cosmetics firm she’s infil­ residents, and the present controversy (^D To Be Announced. Farmer. 1942. (60 min,) [CN N ] Your Money "Over M y ()esd Bobby". (In Stereo) Chuck Connors, Charles Stratton, Adam sion of the perfect family leads to violence. trated is a front for a drug-smuggling ring surrounding the proposed diversion of the GD Hogan's Heroes ® Kenneth Copeland [O IS] Raccoons [U S A ] Cartoons 1 :0 0 P M ® PGA Seniors Golf: Chrys­ Doris Day. Richard Harris, Ray Walston. Carl 1987 Rated PG-13 Terry O'Quinn, Jill Schoelen, Shelley Hack. [TM C ] MOVIE: Making Mr. Right' A Connecticut River are examined. Now Wave publicist is hired to teach a life­ Jimmy Swaggart [ESPN] Magic Years In Sports; ler C u p Final round, live from Tournament 1967. [ M A X ] M ovie Palaces Gene Kelly hosts 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) GD Combat! (38 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ like android some social graces before h« H ighlightt 1951 A look at the year 1951 Players Club of Prestancia in Sarasota, Fla. this tribute to the movie palaces of the [ T M C ] "MOVIE: 'Flrewalker' The lure of Night Court (CC) While attempting to ® Popeya [C N N ] Larry King Weekend caps the weekend of the world of sports goes public. Ann Magnuson, John Malkov- with a feature on Bobby Thomson. 1 1 : 3 0 A M ® This weak With (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) 1920s and'30s. gold sends two soldiers of fortune on a perform his stunt on the Brooklyn Bridge, 3) [D IS ] Kaleidoscope Concert (In Stereo) ich, Ben Masters. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In [C N N ] Deybreek David Brinkley (CC). ® MOVIE: 'Alice to Nowhere (Part 1 of [ESPN] Stanley Cup Playoffs; Wales perilous quest for hidden Aztec treasure. Harry's confronted by a man who intends 6:00PM ® CBS News (CC) Conf. Div. Final Game Four Teams to be Stereo) [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Comer [M AX] MOVIE: 'Morgan Stewart's (iD M O V IE : *Lo«t in Alaska' In the late 2 )' T w o Australian criminals intent on re­ [ESP N ] NFL Draft Continues (3 hrs.) Chuck Norris, Louis Gossett Jr., Melody to commit suicide. Part 2 of 2 (R) announced. Starting time is tentative (3 [U S A ] Where There's a Will There's an [ESPN] SportsCenter Coming Hortte' Fresh from boarding 1800s. the boys set off to Alaska to do a trieving a stolen opal necklace pursue a ® ® (B) News Anderson. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) young woman across the outback. John 3:30PM (S) NBA Basketball: Boston hrs.) (Live) (ID Twilight Zone A [H B O ] Frog Prince Kermit the Frog nar­ school, a teen-ager uncovers a smear cam­ good deed for a friend. Bud Abbott, Lou Celtics at Chicago Bulls (2 hrs., 30 min.) ® MOVIE: 'Flight of the Phoenix' The [U SA] Cover Story Waters. Rosey Jones. Steve Jacobs. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Morgan Stewart's GD Gene Scott rates this classic fairy tale of a handsome paign aimed at his father's political career. Lostello, Mitzi Green. 1952. (Live) survivors of a plane crash in the Sahara Jon Cryar, Lynn Redgrave. Nicholas Pryor. 1986. Part 1 of 2. fight overwhelming odds to build a new Com ing Hom e' Fresh from boarding 9:30PM ® ® Duet (CC) Linda's in [C N N ] W orid Report First Run Home Shopping Over­ prince who is turned into a frog by a O ) Hallmark Homes ® Gymnastics: U.S. vs. U.S.S.R. From 3:30AM (4D 1987. Rated PG-13. CD ^ Olympic Trials: Men's New Jer- plane from the wreckage of the old. James school, a teen-ager uncovers a smear cam­ labor, but that doesn't stop her from visit­ night Service Continues (2 hrs , 30 min.) wicked witch. (60 min.) the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum [E S P N ] Tennis: Monte Carlo Open Final Kays to Success •ey W aterfront Marathon (2 hrs.. 30 Stewart, Richard Attenborough, Peter paign aimed at his father's political career ing the hospital's gift shop. (R) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Calliope 10:00AM 3) Natural Weight Loss in Phoenix. (90 min.) (Live) round. (2 hrs ) (Same-day Tape) [C N N ] Crossfire TV Open House min.) (Live) Finch. 1966. Jon Cryer, Lynn Redgrave. Nicholas Pryor GD M am a's Family Mama starts taking Steempipe Alley (lD Spectacular Worid of Guinness Re­ 1987. Rated PG-13. [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment; [U S A ] Weight Loss* Made Easy 7:30AM Wall street Journal Re­ 3) French Chef: Ham Transformation O D Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous classes to earn her high-school diploma. 3 ) dl) MOVIE: 'To Have and Have Not' A cords Scheduled: climbing the world's Autobiographies; The Enigma of Bobby port New Gidget ® Murder. She Wrote (CC| . (R) 3:55AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : T lm M (33) Wall Street Journal Report skipper-for-hire is involved in World W ar II steepest rock wall; juggling feats; the (20) Bustin' Loose Nicky works as Sonny's 8:00PM BIttman (CC) Eugene Levy, portraying the The descendent of an Indian tribe that [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Square' Two . runaway girts become D Breakthrough (38 Jimmy Swsggert intrigue and romance. Humphrey Bogart, world's heaviest twins. (R) assistant to raise money for a new base- most successful (and least talented) star in ^ World Tomorrow once lived in the Cabot Cove area bran­ friends in the heart of the Big Apple. Trim D Sunday Mass Buck Rogers Lauren Bacall, Walter Brennan. 1944. bail glove; Tricia and Mimi have a differ­ 10:00PM ® GD Tracey Ullman show business, lands a role in the sitcom (28 SD PEUCULA: 'El Capitan Mentarraya' ^ Let's <3o Bowling dishes a land grant that seems to prove his "Over My Dead Bobby " (In Stereo) Alvardo. Robin Johnson 1980. Rated R. dD MOVIE: 'Crime and Passion' An in­ ence of opinion. S how Sketches: a playwright's scheme to (33) World Tomorrow (S i Chalice of Sahrstion (Live) Los suenos locos de TinTan que imagina dD El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y lu- claim to the territory. (60 min.) (R) ternational investment counselor has a (2^ Outer Limits get her work produced: a model posing for [U S A ] Perfect Diet 4:00AM ® MOVIE: 'Bowary to ® Mister Rogers que alguna vez fue un lobo de mar. German chas entre boxeadores internacionales. (38 @ Dey of Discovery rendezvous with love and danger. Omar ® America's Most Wanted a mechanical-supply calendar; a wife rede­ Baghdad' A genie appears to the boys Valdez. Manuel Valdez. 1972. Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. 196} T and T Am y's nephew and Sophie 1 2 : 3 0 A M ® Ufestyles of the Rich ( ^ Miracle Faith Outreach (S i Drawing Men to Christ Sharif. Karen Black, Joseph Bottoms. Supercarrier (CC) The George­ corating her kitchen. (R) (In Stereo) while they are polishing a lamp. The B ow ­ ^ DeGrassl Junior High (CC) Yick (90 min.) become entangled in a computer caper. (R) ® (ID and Famous (60 min } (S) Dr. Jamas Kennedy ® Sacrifice of the Mass 1976. town crew embarks on a China Sea mis­ ( ® N ew s ery Boys, Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall. 1955 hands in Stephanie's paper as his own [M AX] MOVIE: Young Mr. Uncoln' CS7) Wonderworks: A Waltz Through the f^D Beverly Hills Buntz (CC ) Li Pugh in­ @ ) M O V IE : 'Last Four Days’ Benito Mus­ sion to evacuate island tribesmen who [U SA] Discover ® ) T and T Am y's nephew and Sophie when he believes Mr. Raditch is picking on John Ford's stirring account of the 16th Hills (CC). Part 1 of 2. (ID Hope for the World's Children (60 forms Buntz that he's been used to arrange 33) Can You Be Thinner? solini falls at the hands of the anti-Fascist have lost their homes. (60 min.) become entangled in a computer caper. him. (R) president's early legal career. Henry min.) a family reunion for devious purposes (In 4:1 OAM [CN N] Showbli Waak ® Flintstones underground. Henry Fonda, Franco Nero, ($D Star Trek; The Next Generation Two GD Star Trek: Tha Next Generation Two ® Love Your Skin [C N N ] Sportscana Fonda, Alice Brady, Marjorie Weaver. alien races fight over a supposed remedy, Jimmy Swaggart Stereo) Rod Steiger. 1977. alien races fight over a supposed remedy, GD 4:25AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Sumn>ar [CNN] Big Story IS) Learn to Read 1939. which one of them requires for its plague- (98) Home Shopping Overnight Service [ESPN] OameDay @ ) M O V IE : 'Young W inston' This biopic which one of them requires for its plague- GD Worid Vision Camp Nightmare' After taking control of [D IS] Dumbo's Circus stricken planet (60 min ) (3 hrs.) ® Fame (60 min.) [M AX] MOVIE: My Dariing Claman- covers Winston Churchill's early life, pri­ 4:00PM ® A -T e a m Part 1 of 2 stricken planet. (60 min.) GD 38 on Sports a summer camp from its dictatorial direc­ [CN N] Newswatch tor, a counselor puls the place under par­ [ESPN] World Sport Special [DIS] MOVIE: That Dam Cat' A tina' W yatt Earp, his brothers and the al­ vate and public, up to his election to the 0$ NW A Pro Wrestling (j D It's Showtime at the Apollo This GD Great Performances; The Ebony GD Love Your Skin coholic Doc Holliday face the villanous [DIS] Danger Bay (C C ) Grant and Kate amilitary rule Chuck Connors. Charles 8:00AM 3) New England Sunday Siamese cat becomas both secret agent House of Commons in Parliament. Simon MOVIE: 'River of No Return' An en­ week's host; Bill Cosby Scheduled: music To w e r (C C ) An aging artist's (Sir Laurence [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Snow Bunnies' Dad's Clantons at the O.K. Corral. Henry Fonda, must work together to save a dangerously Stratton, Adam Carl. 1987 Rated PG-13 and secret weapon as investigators try to Ward. Robert Shaw. Anne Bancroft. tertainer and a widower with a son travel acts E .U and Michael Cooper, comics Dan Olivier) well-ordered world is disrupted by none too thrilled when his daughter takes D Sunday Mass Linda Darnell, Victor Mature. 1946. ill sea otter mother. locate and capture a gang of bank robbers. 1972. downriver on a raft, menaced by rapids. Hankins and Rick Aviles. (60 min.) the arrival of a young art critic. John Morti­ up with his Bavarian resort's ski instructor. 4:30AM GD Twilight Zone (X ) Maks It Raal Hsyley Mills, Dean Jones, Dorothy Prov­ mer adapted this drama from John Fowles' Max Muxender, Judith Frisch. 1983 Rated 12:00P M 3 ) Out of This Worid Hart to Hart Indians and a gambler. Robert Mitchum, [ESP N ] NFL Draft Continues (60 min.) ^ M O V IE : 'Soldier of Fortune' A gun [CN N ] Big Story ( D ® Fufitastic World of Hanna- ine. 1965. Rated G. Donna must assure her mother that she's Marilyn Monroe. Rory Calhoun. 1954. runner attempts to rescue an American novel (90 min.) 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Brigitte of some species may be a medical as well moir about a boy who only wants a Red Garrison Kalllor (In Stereo) Ryder BB gun for Christmas. Peter Billing­ (S ) ® Family Tie s (C C ) Tha Keatons dis­ 12:50AM [TMC] MOVIE: -Itoging dered husband's cronies look for a hetdee gold sends tw o soldiers of fortune on a W ild Dog of tha North Separated from its Nielsen, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Sandahl as an environmental loss. (60 min.) (R) [U S A ] Robert Klein Tima ® Porky Pig sley. Darren McGavin, Melinda Dillon. BuN' A former boxing champ finds himself stash Cary Oant, Audrey Hepburn. Jemea perilous quest for hidden Aztec treasure. master, a wolf dog fends for itself in the Bergman. 1985. cover that Elyse s Aunt Rosemary (Barbara (S i Sunday Today Chuck Norris. Louis Gossan Jr„ Melody harsh Canadian wildamess. A 1961 movie 1983. Rated PG. 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Fox CIA had such a •items from *2 separate issues. □ □ □ can be a con­ the guests, living and dead frolic with. There were 77 commems, second. summate light­ (including a character played by only to the 88 of the bicentennial A WILD WEEKEND: Dick Cavett), gyrate to “ Day-0." (They split up a Today and tomorrow, the MAN- weight actor; partial pane of 95 and made hay than 3 billion were printed), were year. The Wildlife pane ac­ Michael Keaton plays the counted for 50, then four for the PEX ’88 stamp show at Manches­ Witness his ex­ with the shares. There has been a the Love stamp, two Christmas traordinary success on TVs it at least the most literary other-worldly title character — a Lacemaking and 5 each for the ter High School. 134 E. Middle coming-of-age film — centers on ghoul-for-hire — brilliantly. raising of eyebrows — “ an issues and an “ occasion” booklet Turnpike. Saturday, noon to 5; “Family Ties.” Now, in this internal matter,” ... Ominous? — of 10 stamps with exclamation Constitution and Locomotives. adaptation of Jay Mclnemey’s the Fox character’s faltering job Some people will absolutely hate Linn’s Yearbook, which is the Sunday. 11 to 6. Post office but spooks are people, too. and points, in eight designs, ail 1984 best-seller. Fox tackles a as fact-checker for a distin­ this movie’s silliness. Others will only o,ie in town, tells all in 255 substation with special show deserve a break.) devoted to uplift; “ Congratula­ guished and amusingly stuffy love its imaginative design, and pages for $14.95 and $25.00 hard, cancellation. Twenty-two dealer heavyweight role — that of an In the “ Linn’s Stamp Yearbook tions!” and “ Happy Birthday!” New Yorker-like magazine. The the way it plays quite sophisti­ both postpaid. (Address; Linn’s bourse; competitive exhibits, aspiring New York writer reeling 1987” just out, author Fred twice, then “ Get W ell!’ ’, “ Thank magazine scenes allow for juicy, cated games with childlike no­ Stamp News. P.O. Box 29, Sidney, auctions. Free parking and from the death of his mother Boughner fences in the “ spe­ You!’ ’ , “ Best Wishes!’ ’ , “ Love if too brief, supporting perfor­ tions of grossness, ickiness and Ohio 45365.) admission. (Dianne Wiest) and the desertion cials” by saying that they are not You Dad! ” , “ Love You Mother! ’’ mances by Frances Stemhagen, fear. GRADE: of his fashion model wife (Phoebe commemoratives because they and “ Keep in Touch!” as Fox’s prim boss, and Jason A run-down of the main sec­ Cates), and drifting into cocaine can be reprinted time and again, Get this booklet if you haven’t Hubs MacKendrick ia a Man- Robards, as a once-celebrated tions; Commemoratives, Special use and the city’s fast-lane night and they are not definitives already because we shall not soon cheater realdent who ia an author­ writer turned lush. New home video Stamps, Definitives, Revised De­ life. (regular issues), because they do see its likes again. finitives, Migratory Bird Hunt­ ity on many typea ot collectihlea. Both Fox and the movie are Meanwhile, the prodigious LESS ’THAN ZERO (R) CBS- not remain on sale until a rate The Love stamp and the Christ­ ing, Stamped Envelope (an Offi­ Wilte to him in care of the entertaining — the actor over­ Swoosie Kurtz is stuck offering Fox $89.98. This portrait of the change. mas issues were reduced in size cial, for mailing savings bonds Muncheater Herald, P.O. Box 5$1, coming the initial suspicion that maternal support in the trun­ spiritual emptiness of rich, coke- NEA graphic The specials for 1987 (more from previous years to save some only), Postal Cards, Souvenir Mancheater 06040. he is miscast, and the movie cated role of Fox’s loyal co­ snorting kids from Beverly Hills overcoming well-known filming worker, and Kiefer Sutherland is was based on the Brett Easton FAST LANE — Tad Allagash (Kiefer Sutherland) lectures difficulties. Yet neither Fox nor easily effective as Fox’s drlnk- Ellis book, and it beat the less Jam ie Conway (Michael J. Fox) about life in the fast lane and-drug buddy. On a different the movie cuts very deep. moralistic, but thematically sim­ in “Bright Lights, Big City." The book wasn’t deep, either, level altogether is Dianne Wiest ilar “ Bright Lights, Big City” to Douglas Fairbanks Jr.’s salad days Best-SeDers in a powerful flashback scene but it took the pulse of early ’80s the screen. but the Tavianis seem to have New York hipness and youthful that reveals the mother’s Except for a surprisingly po­ the past decade (“ Padre Pad­ been done in by the difficulty of Bv Dolores Barclay writing for Vanity Fair. Why did he begin an despair, and it was witty. Not deathbed suffer. GRADE: * * '/ t tent performance by Robert rone,” “ Night of the Shooting working in English; Some of the The Associated Press autobiography at this time in his life? Downey as a self-destructive, Stars” and “ Kaos” ). Their first quite a period piece, yet a bit acting is stilted, and there are “ A publisher came along with a good offer. Nonfiction passe, the movie seems one more BEETLEJUICE (PG) This freebasing rebel without a cause, English-language offering is a ludicrously arch love scenes NEW YORK — Early in 1937, a brash, It’s as vulgar as that,’’ he said with that coming-of-age tale — albeit a slapstick comedy fantasy was the movie is pretty terrible — major disappointment. 1. ’ "The 8-Week CTioIesterol between the brothers and two dashing actor named Douglas Fairbanks Jr. string-of-pearls smile that once caused grown better-than-average one pep­ directed by Tim Burton, who howlingly faithful to Eliis’ over­ Meant as a lyrical tribute to Cure,” Robert Kowalski actress sisters (Greta Scacchi had a call from one of Hollywood’s biggest women to blush. pered with trendy Manhattan helped make “Peewee’s Big heated view of adolescent angst, early 20th century U.S immigra­ 2. "Trump; The Art of the and Desiree Becker). and most important filmmakers. David O. “ I think if I had my druthers, I’d prefer to locations and much up-the-nose Adventure” such an unexpected while loaded down with tion, and to the early days of Deal,” Donald Trump In the past, the Tavianis have Seiznick. He wanted Fairbanks to play the be a writer more than anything else,” he said. ingestion of “ Bolivian marching delight. (Don’t gasp if you didn’t decorator-style decadence and Hollywood, the Tavianis give us 3. “ Swim With the Sharks exploited a touching naivete, but bad guy in a remake of “ The Prisoner of “ I think I ’d like to be a painter next and an see it.) Now Burton gives us the the florid tale of two sibling Without Being Eaten Alive,” powder.” Mclnerney may have stiff dialogue. Glassy-eyed An­ here — as they make Hollywood Zenda.” actor last. But I would rather write about wildly whimsical tale of a mar­ drew McCarthy and pose-striking artisans (Vincent Spano and Harvey Mackay written his own screenplay, but seem like a small Tuscan village Fairbanks, although happy to have an something else than about myself.” ried couple (Alec Baldwin and Joaquim De Ameida) from ’Tus­ 4. “ The Rise and Fall of the he hasn’t been able to reproduce Jami Gertz star. G ^ D E : *'A — they succumb to coyness and offer, was upset. " I was set back on my heels The hardest problem in writing the the book’s resonance, and so the Geena Davis) who die, and then cany who end up in Los Angeles Great Powers.” Paul Kennedy sentimentality. GRADE: ** at being asked to be a supporting or featured autobiography, he said, was “ trying not to return to haunt the house where GOOD MORNING BABYLON working on sets for D.W. Grif- 5. "Elizabeth Takes Off,” Eli­ film leaves one with a “ so what” player to anyone — even so fine an actor as sound pompous or sounding like Gary Cooper they lived. The place’s new (PG-IS) Vestron, $79.98. Italian fith’s masterpiece zabeth Taylor feeling. (Film grading: ★ ★ ★ ★ excel­ Ronald Coleman. ” he recalls in volume one of — you know digging my heels in the ground Some of the most particular­ inhabitants? A very uptight and brothers Paolo and Vittorio Tavi- “ Intolerance.” 6. "Michael Reagan; On The There are brilliant sequences. lent, good, *★ fair, ★ poor) his new autobiography. "The Salad Days” and saying, ‘ah shucks,’ and being overly Outside,” Michael Reagan ized material in it — what makes upscale New York couple (Jef­ ani made three of the b6st films of (Doubleday. $19.95). modest." 7. “ Unforgettable Fire.” Ea- What to do? Only one person to turn to, the Fairbanks has appeared in 75 films and has mon Dunphy one person he never wanted to use to further produced others, including “ The Exile” in 8. "Love, Medicine and Mira­ Cinema his career; His father, the great silent film 1948. He also (x)Ilaborated oa tbe writing for cles,” Bernie Siegel star whose romance with Mary Pickford the movie, a talky swashbuckling period 9. “ The Prize Pulitzer," Rox­ made them a celebration of the movie world. piece set in the days of Charles II. anne Pulitzer HARTFORD VRRNON His last movip was John Irvin’s “ Ghost CIntfflO City — The Fox and the Cine 1 A 2 — Police Academy 5 (PG) So fierce was young Fairbanks in wanting 10. “ Controlling Cholesterol,” Hound (G) Sot-Sun 1. — The Lost Sot and Sun 1:30, 3:15, 5:15. — Shoot to to make it on his own. he even considered Story” in 1981, co-starring with Fred Astaire, Kenneth Cooper Emperor (PG) Sot-Sun 4:40, 10. — Kill (PG) Sot-Sun 9:15. — liood M orn­ Meivyn Douglas and John Houseman. Moonstruck (PG) Sot-Sun 1:15, 3:45, ing, Vietnam (R) Sot ond Sun 3, 4:30, changing his name. “ But the minute word got 6:50,9:20. — Au Revoir les Enfonts (PG) 7:10,9:40. out, 1 knew there would be too much publicity “ Ah yes, ‘Ghost Story,’’ ’ he said quietly Sot-Sun 1:45, 4:15, 7:10, 9:40. — The so I didn’t,” he said in an interview. with a reflective smile. “ It was very sad. Fiction Unbeoroble Lightness ot Being (R) Sot WIST HARTFORD Wc Have It! 1:30,4:30,9:50; Sun 1:30, 5,8:15. ■Im 1 A 3 — Good Morning VIetnom “ Those feelings toward my father are hard Meivyn Douglas’ character dies in the movie 1. ‘"rhe Icarus Agenda,” Ro­ (R) Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — to recapture. I suppose partly I didn’t want to and during shooting he quipped, ‘I ’m learning bert Ludlum HAST HARTFORD Broadcast News (PG-13) Sot and Sun Z how to do It.’ He died a few months later” Rostwoed Pub A Cinema — Good 4:15,7, 9:30. News. Sports. Features and McDonald's® Tool emulate him. The theatrical hero of my youth 2. “ King of Murgos,” David M orning, Vietnam (R) Sot 7,9;30; Sun % was John Barrymore.” If Fairbanks could turn back the clock and Eddings 7:15. jlltaen^Sauare Cinema — Casual Sex Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum He had long sought his father’s approval, he do it ail over again, he said he’d like to have Peer Richards Pub and Cinema — (R) S it 1,^15,5:30,7:45,9:45,12: Jjn 1, ACTOR DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR. 3. “ Treasure," Clive C!ussler Good Morning, Vietnam (R) Sot 7:30, I said, and finally got it with "Zenda.” performed more classics. 4. “ The Bonfire of the Vani­ 3-15, 5:30, 7:45, 9:45. — B iloxi Blues 9:30,13; Sun 7:30,9:30. of 13 weeks) and we'll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald's* (P^ 13) sit 3- 5:15, 7:30, 9:45,13; Fairbanks Sr. told his son to take the part; . . . first volume of autobiography “ Everyone’s done ‘Hamlet’ or they think ties,” Tom Wolfe Shewcote Cinemas 1-9 — Casual Sex Sun 13:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. — they want to," he laughed. “ I would like to do (R) Sot 13:20,3:30,4:30,7:15,9:30,11:30; BliStlelulce (PG-13) S rtL 3:», 5:;i5, Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald's* location. Don't waltl “ Because not only is ’The Prisoner of Zenda’ 5. “ Hot Money,’ ’ Dick Francis Sun 13:30, 3:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. — The 7 '30. 9:45, 13; Sun 1, 3:30, 5:15, 7:30, one of the best romances written in a hundred ‘Faust,’ by Goethe. But I ’d rather have Unholy (R) Sot 13:50,2:50,4:50,7:40,10, Dunne. Laurence Olivier. 6. ‘‘Inheritance,” Judith 9,45,__The Unholy (R) Sot 1,3:15,5:30, years ... but Rupert of Hentzau (the role written ‘Faust.’ ... 13:10; Sun 12:50, 3:50, 4:50, 7:40, 10. — 7:4s 9:«V13; Sun 1,3:15,5:30,7:45,9:45. However, Fairbanks is too much the Michael Bright Lights, Big City (R) sot Sot 13, _Return to Snowy River, Part II (PG) Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the Fairbanks would play) is probably one of the gentleman and bon(i vivant to assault his “ I like production — it’s part of creating. 7. “ The Last Princess,” Cyn­ 4:25,8:20,10:20,13:10; Sun 12,4:35,8:30, sot and M n 12:45, 3. - Bright Lights, Manchester Hareld O ffice at: Bralnard PI., Manchester, Cl. 08040 best villains ever written. He is witty, readers with a lusty "kiss-and-tell” book. But to interpret one’s own creation must be thia Freeman 10:10. — Stond and Deliver (PG) K o CIW (R) 5:15,7:30,9:45,13: Sun ie Sot-Sun 2,4:30.. — Bod Dreams (R) Sot ?15. 7:30, 9:45. — The Last Emperor irresistible and sly as lago.” “ I tried not to be sensational; I just tried to fun” 8. “ The Tommyknockers,” Ste­ 1, 3, 5, 7:30,9:45, 11:45; Sun 1,3,5,7:30, (PG-13) Sot 1, 4:15, 8,11; Sun 1,4:15, 8. However, his regrets in life are not 9:45. — B iloxi Blues (PG-13) Sot 13,2:15, Young Fairbanks, of course, went on to star tell it straight.” he said.“ Kiss-and-tell books phen King 4:30, 7:35, 10, 13:10; Sun 12, 3:15, 4:30, I want to become e Nevz Meneheeter Herald Subeerlber ( f y a minimum of 13 in the movie, creating one of the most are the easiest things to do.” profound ones, he said. “ My biggest regret Is 9. “ 2061; Odyssey Three," 7:35,10. — Abovethe Low (R) Sot 13:30, Rating guide weeks) end receive my $5-00 book of McDoneld’e* Gift Gertlflcelee. sophisticated villains the screen world has Instead, Fairbanks leads a friendly tour of not having writtten a play. Arthur Clarke 2:30, 4:30, 7:30, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 13:», “ I believe very strongly that you should 2:30,4:30,7:30,9:50.— Beellelulce (PG) Motion Picture Association ot Amer- ever seen. It remains his favorite role. his family, his youth, his movies and finally 10. “ Patriot Games," Tom Sot 13:30,3:35,4:40,7:25,9:40,11:40; Sun Ico rating definitions: The “ Zenda” tale is but one tasty morsel in his diplomatic work for President Roosevelt follow your star. It doesn’t matter if you Clancy 13:30, 2:35, 4:40, 7:25, 9:40. — The G _ General audiences. All ages Name__ succeed as long as you make the effort." Seventh Sign (R) Sot 4:40, 7:45, 10:10, admitted. . j the autobiography, a veritable salad bar of during World War II . Volume one ends in 1041, 12:10; Sun 4:40,7:45,10:10. — Return to PG — Parentol guidance suggested. Address. i celebrity browsing; He was marrid at the age and he’s already started the concluding Fairbanks, who lives in New York, still cuts Snowy R iver P ort II IPG ) Sot and Sun Some material may not be suitable for of 19 to Joan Crawford; the marriage lasted a volume. It was Doubleday’s idea to do two a fine figure of elegance with his silvery hair 12:40, 3:40. children. . . Phone^______and classic features. But the pencil-line MANCMMTRR ^ ^ PQ .13 — Special parentol guidance One Per Pemey - Mew aeieedBem Only (nel good wHh ony other eoupont or epeelefe) blink. He had an affair with Marlene Dietrich books. (Courtesy of Waldenbooks) UA Theotart Bast — Good Morning, strongly suggested tor children under and was once greeted by a bobby as he left her “ Noel Coward took three volumes to tell his mustache is gone. VIetnom (R) Sot-Sun 2, <•*>< — 13. Some material may be Inapprop­ Coupon book mailed upon receipt of payment for a 13-week lubsertpilon. “ Don’t worry, I’ll grow it back,’ ’ he Three Men and o Bobv (PG ) Sot-Sun riate for young children. hotel room by a fire escape early one story.” Fairbanks said with a wink. 2:15,4:30,7:15,9:30. — Police Academy R — Restricted. Under 17 reoulres morning. Fairbanks started writing the book three laughed. “ I just took it off to do something 5 (PG ) Sot-Sun 2:20, 4:30, 7:30, 9:20. - accompanying parent or odult different and to see If anyone would notice. No Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sot ’The book is punctuated with the famous of years ago, in longhand, but hihs experience midnight. — Heavy M etal (R) Sot —* tto one under 17 admitted. Some the day; Noel Coward, David Niven, Irene dates back to bis teen years when he started one did.” midnight. — Kentucky Fried Movie (R) states may hove higher oge Sot midnight. restrictions. 3 1 5 « |> " s « 5 n < « s s H !! « » » a 1 iW m M < 5 3 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 23,1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April tt, iwa — >1

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6*4*3-2*7*M . liaiirlipatpr Heralh If your business “HAS IT”, HanrliPBtfr ilpralh Hello Manchester Herald. I would like to be port of the Has Serving the Manchester Let everyone know!! Serving the Manchester It Page that runs on Saturdays. Be a part of this page area for 100 years YeS/ I know It's the best way to area for 100 years reach new customers. Thank 16 Brainard Place 6»4*3-2*7*1 *1 16 Brainard Place Manchester you very much. Manchester 203-643-2711 203-643-2711 ^ M — MANCHEgTER HERALD. Saturday. April 23, IMS FOCUS/Music BUSINESS Tiny Tim’s faisetto now has a touch of twang Much commotion, little progress He said his unusual appearance $10,000 worth of tulips and paid By Joe Edwards and mannerisms during his 'TV for Miss Vicki’s gown. By Chet Currier MARKET REPORT . “Instead of providing liquidity, they The Associated Press performances years ago set him ‘ T d have never married her The Associated Press aggravate the movement in the direc­ Act^ity o v f tha past 30 trading dayt apart from other entertainers: but I didn’t want to break her t.MO tion of the trend.” NASHVILLE. Tenn. - Tiny “ The mail came in like mad. heart,” he said. ” I really did love NEW YORK — The story of At the close on Friday, the Dow Jones Tim’s stringy, long black hair Is People were asking, ‘Where’d her, but 1 could see some the stock market’s behavior average of 30 industrials stood at now tinted ^ th crimson. He still you get him? What a shock! Ma. problems.” over the past couple of 2,015.09, up 1.16 from the week before. throws kisses In rapid-fire fa­ you gotta see this creep! ’ They had a daughter. Tulip, months has been a whole lot t.too- who will turn 17 in May. She lives I Hi, The New York Stock Exchange shion and plays a pearl-lnlald “ The people want something of motion and very little in New Jersey and is studying ti composite index rose .03 to 147.03; the ukelele. new all the time. (Boy-next-door) progress. III, computer science, he said. Miss NASDAQ composite index for the But his piercing falsetto now Pat Boone couldn’t even get ifiOO- ill Wide swings stretching Vicki, he said, is living near over-the-counter market gained .14 to has a touch of twang, and he arrested, and I came along.” over a few days or even a few proudly wears silver cowboy Cherry Hill. N.J. II' 374.04; and the American Stock Ex­ In addition to his current hours have been common­ boots and a huge silver belt - “ I ’m not in touch with her.” change market value index slipped 1.21 country music career, Tiny Tim place. Y et a glance back to buckle with a gold " T ” in the He estimated that he was a 1.000 to 298.03. stars in a documentary movie, mid-February shows most of center. “ Street of Dreams,” which is to guest on Carson’s show 10 to 12 the popular market indica­ Volume on the Big Board averaged The outlandish singer who shot premiere in Brighton. England, times, the last one in 1979. That HIGH 2.029.01 tors barely changed from 155.02 million shares a day, against to stardom 20 years ago with in late May. In it he sings 139 time, he sang a song about the gas LOW 1 .9 8 6 .M where they stood then. 183.57 million the week before. "Tiptoe Through the Tulips,” is songs for more than two hours. crisis, “ Tiptoe to the Gas 2.016.09 As they survey this situa­ The short-term trading mentality trying for a comeback as a A few years ago, he acted in.the Pumps,” and did his version of CHANGE Up i 7 M Rod Stewart’s “ Do Ya Think I ’m tion, many observers see the prevading the Street these days also country music singer. movie “ Blood Harvest,” portray­ came under attack on April 14, when He’s released a country record Sexy,” in which he rolled on the market caught in a classic 1700 ing an insane clown. The movie MTWTF UTW TF yTWT[ 1UTWTF UTWTF UTWTF disappointing news on the trade deficit titled “ Leave Me Satisfied” for floor in a burst of showmanship. dilemma. 14 I I M _____ 4 II l( had distribution problems in this touched off a 101.46-pointdrop in the Dow the small NLT Records label of But the song he’s most asso­ Short-term volatility in T ssr country but should be released Jones industrial average. nearby Bums, Tenn. The song is soon in Japan, he said. ciated with is his 1968 recording of stock prices in the aftermath “ Tiptoe Through the Tulips ” about a plea from one lover to He and Miss Vicki were di­ of last year’s crash, they agree, has futures that kept changing the equations What sense could it make, many “ It flowed well with the high another as a breakup unfolds. vorced in 1977. She has remarried frightened away many individual inves­ on which program trading is based. people asked, to chop 3100 billion off the voice.” he said. “ It was sung in a Despite his turn to country twice since then; he married Jan tors and money managers at investing The situation has been described as value of stocks on the basis of a single music, the 55-year-old performer Alweiss, a New York City gra­ different sound. People said, institutions. “ the tail wagging the dog.” But William ■Hey. what s that? ’ It had a great statistic for just one month, which may says. “ I haven’t forgotten my phics artist, in 1984. But the presence of those same King, head equity trader at Nikko melodic theme. Melody is 99, or may not be reliable and could well be high falsetto.” Millions of TV viewers watched investors may be required if volatility is Securities International, says that des­ percent of every song. A. substantially revised in the next It’s his second foray into Tiny Tim and Miss Vicki get going to be reduced. cription doesn’t go far enough. “ But no radio station wanted to monthly report? country music since his heyday AP photo married on Carson’s show, where In the meantime, many Wall Streeters “ It has the dog by the tail and is play it at first,” he recalled. “ A H igh paid when he married “ Miss Vicki” their vows included a pledge whipping it around in the air,” he says. But longtime observers o f the markets COMEBACK — Tiny Tim, now in Nashville as a country DJ in Birmingham, Ala., went on lament a market climate that seems (Victoria Budinger of Haddon- never to get “ puffed up.” Jim P. Manzi, the given over almost entirely to players Defenders of program trading contend say such Jbehavior isn’t really as field, N.J.) in 1969 on “The music singer, biows a kiss while holding his beioved strike over the song. It was going In an interview, he said he with a gimmick — a takeover rumor, a that, by serving an arbitrage function of irrational as it looks. Tonight Show Starring Johnny against the odds, but good of New chairman of software ukeleie. believes Carson suggested the matched set of buy and sell orders keyed keeping prices in line between the After all, they say, professional Carson.” York City didn’t let me down. giant Lotus Develop­ Beatles. And I ’ m the first ‘ has- wedding take place on the show in to an impending dividend payment, or a futures and "cash” markets, the prac­ traders aren’t in the business of Ten years ago he recorded a can Circus which played one- order to raise ratings in the face They began playing it there, and been’ star to sing with the Great ment Corp., made computer program “ index arbitrage” tice actually serves as a stabilizing contemplative analysis. They are en­ since-forgotten song called nighters in dozens of dusty small of a challenge by another late then it hit in California. By June towns from March to November. American Circus.” 1968, it was the big hit of the $26.3 million in salary, transaction. influence over time. gaged in trying to outwit each other on a “ Country Queen” abouta cowboy Tiny Tim, whose real name is night show hosted by Merv battleground that is constantly shifting. who didn’t get noticed as a singer He was billed as “ America’s Very year,” The outcry over program trading was But King says that argument glosses Herbert Khaury, was wearing Griffin. bonuses and stock “ The latest number is new, additional so he decided to dress like Dolly Own Eternal Troubadour.” How does he want to be raised again on Thursday when the over “ the dirty little secret of program white pancake makeupand sport­ “ He’s a competitor,” Tiny Tim options last year, information, even if it is often unrelia­ Parton by donning a huge wig. said. “ He saw this as a shot in the remembered? market rose sharpiy in early trading, trading.” He says about his legacy; “ I ’m ing long locks 30 years ago, and he ble,” observed John Connolly at Dean More recently. Tiny Tim has arm. He succeeded.” “ He played his part well,” he making him the took an abrupt drop at midaftemoon and "Derivative-product traders need vo­ the first long-haired, white-faced remains the focus of attention Witter Reynolds Inc. been the headliner for two years NBC-TV, he said, bought said. country's best-paid then bounced back again at the close to latility to prosper. If they don’t have it, singer — before K I^ , before the wherever he is. “ This information either fits precon­ with Allan C. Hill’s Great Ameri- boss. Business Week finish little changed. they try to manufacture it,” he said. There seemed to be no fundamental “ They m ove into positions, and when ceived "11611000 or challenges them. reported this week. reasons for all these sudden swings, the conditions are right they try to Arguments may be buttressed and Lovett crosses over other than fluctuations in stock index ‘influence’ prices. markets moved.” Turntable Tips

7. “Tiffany” Tiffany (M C A)^ You” Foreigner (Atlantic) from country to pop WWW Hot singles 8. “ Now and;^n” Robert P iS t 3. “ Where Do Broken Hearts Go” Whitney Houston (Arista) 1.” Where Do Broken Hearts (Esparanza) 4. “ One Step Up’ ’ Bruce Spring­ make the album “ an off-kilter Go” Whitney Houston (Arista) 9. “Appetite for Destruction” By M ary Campbell The Associated Press delight.” 2 ” Wlshlng Well’’ Terence Guns & Roses (Geffen) steen (Columbia) 5. "G et Outta My Dreams. Get Lovett says of his lyrics, “ Most ’Trent D’ Arby (Columbia) 10. “Out of the Blue” Debbie Into My Car” Billy Ocean (Jive) People have been predicting of my songs start off with a grain 3. ” Angel” Aerosmlth (Geffen)Gibson (Atlantic) 6. "Piano in the Dark” Brenda that a Lyle Lovett record would of truth and get stretched into a 4. “ Devil Inside” INXS Country singles Russell & Joe Esposito (A&M) cross over from country to pop big lie one way or another. (Atlantic) 7 . "Talking Back to the Night” and in early April it happened. There’s an element of reality. I’d 5. “ Anything For You” Gloria 1. ‘‘It’s Such a Small World” Steve Wlnwood (Island) His second LP, “ Pontiac,” on say it’s mostly a person or people Estefan & Miami Sound Machine Rodney Crowell & Roseanne Cash 8. "Shattered Dreams” Johnny Curb Records, jumped onto the thing happening. I think all my (Epic) (Columbia) Hates Jazz (Virgin) pop best-selling chart at No. 163. stuff is very people oriented, 6"G e t Outta My Dreams, Get 2. ‘‘Cry, Cry. Cry” Highway 101 9. “ Set the Night to Music” "Pontiac” had been No. 12 on dealing with human nature.” Into My Car” Billy Ocean (Jive) (Warner Bros.) the country best-selling charts for In March, Lovett rented a bus. 7. “ Pink Cadillac” Natalie Cole 3. ‘T m Gonna Get You” Eddy Starship (RCA) 10. ‘ ‘Man in the Mirror” Mi­ three weeks. Two singles from it. He and an ll-pieceband played 16 RE/MAX east of the river 297 East Center St., Manchester, CT 06040 (EMI-Manhattan) Raven (RCA) BILL ROBERTS chael Jackson (Epic) "Give Back My Heart” and dates in 21 days. “ Four years ago, 8. “Prove Your Love” Taylor 4. "Young Country” Hank Willi­ ~ 647-1419 — E V E N IN G S : 646-3919 “She’s No Lady,” charted I was working with Billy Williams Dayne (Arista) ams Jr. (Wamer-Curb) Black singles country. in Phoenix,” he says. "H e did the Glastonbury *229,500 9"1 Saw Him Standing There” 5. ‘‘Baby I ’m Yours” Steve horn arrangements. I wanted to Manchester $177,500 1. "N lte and Day” A1 B. Sure! “ I ’m happy being considered a Tiffany (MCA) Warlner (MCA) have kind of a big band sound for COLONIAL II I I r CREAM PUFF (Warner Bros.) country artist,” Lovett says."I Raised Ranch on cul-de-sac 10.“ G ir lfr ie n d ” P eb b les 6. "The Last Resort” T. Gra­ some of the blues songs. I met all A Qreat Valuell 7 rooms, 1 2. “Da ‘Butt” E.U. (EMI- don’t care what they call me as car garage, private yard, 3 In quiet area. 3 Bedrooms, (MCA) ham Brown (Capitol) these guys that were a band and 1Vf baths, 2 car garage, Manhattan) long as they listen to my songs. I bedrooms, Move-In condi­ 7. "The Factory” Kenny Rogers singer Francine Reed in Phoenix. beautifully landscaped loti A Top LPs 3. “ Where Do Broken Hearts hope people who might like my tion. Call now. (RCA) “ Everybody took off from their great place to coll homel Go” Whitney Houston (Arista) stuff get aj;hance to hear it. It 1. “ ‘ Dirty Dancing’ Sound­ 8. "Americana” Moe Bandy regular stuff to come out and go 4. "That’s What Love Is” MikI would be a^'shame if they didn’t track” (RCA) (Curb) on the road with me. They sUll Howard (Atlantic) listen to it because they have 2. "Faith” George Michael 9. "Eighteen Wheels and a have their own thing going at Dozen Roses” Kathy Mattea 5. “ Lovin’ on Next To Nothing” preconceptions about country Vernon *160,000 (Columbia) music.” home.” 3. “ More ‘Dirty Dancing‘ (Mercury) Gladys Knight k The Pips (MCA) 6. “ Mercedes Boy” Pebbles On “ Pontiac,” listeners hear Lovett says he doesn’t have a Manchester *224,900 NEW TO MARKET Soundtrack” (RCA) 10. "Old Folks” Ronnie Milsap lot written for a third album, but Land zoned for Condo de­ (MCA) country, blues, folk. Western MULTI - 5-5-5!! 4 . “ Bad” Michael Jackson k Mike Reid (RCA) he hopes the same players will be velopment has lust become 7 . "Sweet Sensation” Levert swing, rock and pop. Lovett plays 3 Bedrooms each floor, ap­ evalieble. Ground work le el- (Epic) Adult singles acoustic guitar and sings with with him on it. “ I really like these pliances remain, 2 car gar­ reedy In progress. Cell me 5. "K ick” INXS (Atlantic) (Atlantic) age, fenced In yard, new 8. “Get Outta My Dreams. (Set surprising smoothness. The Los guys.” His first album, "Lyle today - THIS IS A RARE RND. 6. "Intro. The Hardline Accord­ 1 . “ Anything For You” Gloria Lovett,” was demos he cut in roof, much, much morel Call Into My Car” Billy Ocean (Jive) i^geles Times said his "devas­ for private showing. BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS ing to Terence Trent D’Arby” Estefan * Miami Sound Machine Phoeidx, re-mixed after he got 9. “ Pink Cadillac” Natalie Cole tating wit, incisive observations TAKE NOTEI Terrence Trent D’Arby (Epic) and a Jazzed-up country sound” the record deal. (Columbia) 2. "1 Don't Want to Live Without(EMI-Manhattan) 4 1 4 S •k H ighlights Buy CDs or mutual funds? QUESTION: surements of stock prices have What is the ad­ since recovered from their lows. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISD4G 643-2711 of the week vantage of in­ Not my mutual fund! It’s still Notices Lot#/Lond for Sole...... down 20 percent. Inveetment Property...... 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Nice FROM HOME? ■ ’The Securities and Exchange Commission straight Commissions program Including approved a six-month experiment to limit values plunged. published after May 1 must working conditions, sa­ N EW SP AP ER Inserters. WANTED Immediately. dental paid. Call 289- If yoO Want to avoid risk, stay contain a standardized table lary negotiable. Job Part time afternoons. Full time lanltoricond — Income UnllmItadI 2734. program trading on the New York Stock Employment requires good organl- Want to get out ot the full time mechanic tor Call me for an appoint­ with Cpi. If you’re ready, willing detailing all charges. At long last' M ECH ANICS to service Exchange on days when the market takes a big zatlonol skills with house tor a tew hours? evenings and 'wee­ ment between 3:30- and financially able to take on investors will be able to learn the We are looking for kends. Experience pre­ and repair weighing swing either up or down. light typing, filing. 5pm Onlyl Ask for ■ Disclosure that Chrysler Corp. Chairman risk, try mutual funds. There’s a true costs of mutual funds. PART TIME Word processing a responsible people to ferred but will train. scales. No experience great variety from which to HELP WANTED plus. North United Insert advertising sup­ Contact Manager. Par- necessary. Will train. Lee lacocca earned nearly $18 million last year plements Into our kade Bowling Lanes, Dennis Santoro Starting rate, $7.50 per prompted protests from the United Auto choose so investigate before you QUESTION: I purchased Methodist Church, Invest. [ shares of a mutual fund before the Manchester. 649-3696 newspapers. Monday- Manchester. No phone hour and up. Drivers Workers as contract talks opened at the by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. m o rn in g s , 643-1867 Frlday. Please call Bob calls. 643-2711 license and car neces­ automaker. You’re misinformed abom hav­ October stock market crash. The evenings.______at 647-9946 tor more sary. 26 cents per mile. ■ Tandy Corp. made big news in the personal ing to pay "to get in.” Although Dow Jones Industrial Average MATURE Woman to care Information. (Jenerous profit shar­ P A R T Tim e nights, to ing plan every 6 computing and music worlds by announcing you pay a commission, known as and other widely quoted mea- HAY FE V E R for Infants, 1-6pm, load trucks. Approxi­ WEEKEND Monday-Frlday. Start­ BOOKKEEPER months. Able Scale 8, introduction of a fast new PC and a new kind of One In IS Ameiicnnt bai the running mate hours 5pm- Equipment Corp. 646- nose, Itchy eyei, ineeslng and throat ing pay S5 per hour. The 9: 30pm , Monday- Meadows Manor a SUPERVISOR re-recordable compact disk. congeatlon that hay (ever produces. CUSTOMER Service. We 6929. Children's Place, Inc. Frlday. Apply In long term Health Meadows Manor a ■ International Business Machines Corp. ENHANCE THE BEAUTY & INCREASE Hay doein't cause It, and a (ever Is sel­ 643-5535. are looking for respon­ dom present. Rather, It la an allergy to person: Pequot Spring Care Facility has a long term health care took a major step out of the copier business, Water Company, sible service minded THE VALUE OF YOUR HOME... ■ome alfhome pollen, such as spring TYPIST- Part time. We Individuals to handle temporary full time facility has an Immedi­ THE DEADLINE FOR signing an agreement that gives Eastman need an Individual with Spring Street Ext, grasses or autumn ragweed. Other al­ customer Inoulrles. ate part time position PLACING OR Kodak Co. all of IBM’s existing copier rental Low Cost / High Returnl lergens that can cause the symptoms good typing skills. Pol­ Glastonbury. position opening are mold spores, animal dander, (oods, The position requires available for a housa- CANCELING AN AD IS agreements and will put a Kodak logo on IBM icy typing preferred enthusiasm. Independ­ from June 1st to Sept. Complete Interior and Exterior • (eathers, or cosmetics. To help you pin­ but not required, also 1st. The interstad ap­ kaaplng Supervisor. 12 NOON THE DAY copiers. ^ point the cause o f your allergy, send ent thinking and organ­ ■ A state Judge ordered Irving Bank Corp. to need strong clerical ization. Good com­ plicant must have ex­ This 16 hour position BEFORE. MONDAY - SO* (or the book H AY F E V E R from As­ skills. We otter plea­ thma and Allergy Foundation, ISOS CIRCULATION Area Ad­ munication skills and a will be Saturdays and FRIDAY. IN ORDER hold a shareholders’ vote May 6 on whether the sant office environ­ perience in third company should merge with rival Bank of New i Professional Power Washing . ISth St.. NW. Suite SOS, Washington D. visor. Housewives, pleasant telephone party Medicare and Sundays, 7am-3pm. TO MAKE THE NEXT C. SOOSO ment In Glastonbury mothers with young manner are essential. York Co. or sell a major stake to Banca ^ All Exterior Surfaces " with tree parking. Medicaid billing or Starting salary Is *9 ISSUE. FRIDAY children, students. Please coll Jeanne at plus par hour as wall as AFTERNOON BY 2:30 Commerciale Italiana of Italy. Please call Joy or 647-9946 tor more bookkeeping / ac­ Earn extra money with pro-ratad banafita In­ PM FOR MONDAY’S ■ J.P. Stevens Ji Co. said it rejected a $1.22 • Interlor/exterlor painting • decks • baths (Jerry at 659-3561. Crum your own part time lob. Information. counting classroom and Forster Insurance. cluding holiday, vaca­ ISSUE. THANK YOU billion takeover offer from rival bidders whose * recreation rooms • kitchens • ceilings Bring your children MUNSON'S Chocolate instruction. Please tion and sick time. FOR YOUR Joint buyout proposal includes splitting the LICENSED Nurse. Part with you"'and save on Route 6 Bolton Is now contact Karen Wilson time. Custodial care. Pleoaa apply In parson textile giant’s assets among them. For Your Free Estimate Call: babysitting costs. 21 accepting applications at; ■ Financier Carl C. Icahn offered to buy the N.ilon.1 rr.Mrtplloii C.nur, Ideal for retirement. hours per week, salary tor part time retail at: 3. 649-2358. plus gas allowance. Su­ salespersons. Hours Maidows Manor 23 percent of Trans World Airlines Inc. stock pervise our carrier Miadowt Minor RENOVATIONS/PLUS, inc. 348 Main Street BABYSITTER wanted In are Mondav-Frldov, 4- 333 Bidwell St. that he does not already own, resurrecting his my home on Green boys and girls. If you 8pm. Approximately 8 333 Bldwall 8t. proposal to take the company private. Fully Sanlor Manchester like kids, want a little Manchastar, C T (XK)40 In au n d Road for a 2'A year old. hours on Saturday or Manchastar, C T 06040 646-2253 DIacounta 649-1025 M ondav-Frldov, 2:50- Independence and your Sunday, averaging 15- 647 0101 4:20pm. 825 weekly. own Income call 647- 20 hours per week. Call 647-9191 649-7702. 9946 ask tor Jeanne. 647-6639. ■Of 643-2711 HELP WANTED r ? | BUSINESS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED U^DPPDRTUNITIES MECHANIC- Reputable SECURITY Guards. Part COLLEGE Students to do REAL Estate Salespeo­ TEACHERS Before ond CONSTRUCTION Inspec­ HAIR Solon- $15,000Good TYPIST- We need an paving contractor after school programs tor. Need on Inspector NURSE Aides Training Individual with good time- Full time posi­ labor type work In ple. Top commission seeks auollfled person BRIGHT Responsible CLERICAL/Counter- buy! 5 stations fully TELLERS In West Hartford. Mor- with experience In class starting soon! Moture self motivated equipped. In bulsness typing skills, policy tions now available at Coventry. Call 742-7308. Experienced or will paid especially for for all phases of equip­ person needed to work Arthur Drug. Normal Evenings 742-9277. good listers. Call 643- nlng/afternoon hours. building construction. You will be paid while In car dealership of­ person with outgoing for years. Central loca­ typing preferred but train. Good benefits. ment end truck repair Degree In Education or This person should you learn plus recleve personality and ability not required. The posi­ working hours from ASSISTANT Customer 4263 ask for Jack and maintenance. fice. Full time Mondov- tion. Miller Real Esf- 5:30pm to 10:30pm, App'y= S B M Lappen In the Lappen Recreation and one hove experience In me­ free meals. Taking ap­ Frldov. Health and to work with the public. ote, 647-8000. tion also requires Representative with Company benefits, ex­ year of experience with chanical, electrical, plications for full or Interested In vorleddu- strong clerlcol skills. weekend work re­ light bookkeeping ex­ Building.______cellent pay. 633-0543. dental benefits. Duties quired. Individuals 923 Main St. Manchester children. Call 521-8761. heating and ventilat­ port time positions on Include: answering tles Includesonswerlng IHDMES We offer a pleasont perience helpful. Full to e MECHANIC To work on ing, sprinkling sys­ oil shifts. Earn a high the phone, filing, some office enyironment In with clean background time position. 871-6330. miscellaneous con­ phones, cashiering and I FDR SALE are encouraged to LABORER TEACHER Asslstonfs- tems, site work o;id rate of pay plus bonus other office work. Po­ light typing. Will train. Glastonbury with free struction equipment Before and after school drainage. Comprehen­ hours. For more Infor­ Full time position with parking. If you are apply at Arthur Drug. GROWING Property and and trucks. Must have 2 tential for advance­ All real estate advertised In Construction program s In West sive benefits package mation please coll; Di­ ment and competitive benefits. Apply of the Manchester Herald Is Interested please call 190 Farmington TILIMAnKCnNO Casualty Agency seek­ years experience. Full Ayenue, Hartford, CT. ing part time Customer Hartford. Morning and competitive sa­ rector of Nurses, Mrs. pay. Coll Tommy at MorPet Printers, Ver­ subject to the Fair Housing Joy or Gerry ot 659- time employment and Apply In Person. hours, 7:15-9:15. Some lary. Submit resume A. Plante, Crestfleld 649-6.5 w non. 871-1421. Act of 1948, which mokes It __?*'6t. Crum 8. Forster. * AAonday-FrIday, 9am Service Representa­ benefits. Call 742-5317, to: Storch Engineers, Convolscent Home- Uleaal to advertise any pref­ to 4pm.______tive. Experience pre­ afternoon hours. Expe­ WE Are looking for a SUCCESS 8am to 5 pm. The Andrew rience with grade 161 Main Street. We­ Fenwood Manor 643- erence, llmitotlon or discrim­ REGISTERED Nurse- ferred but will train. thersfield, CT. 06109. 5151, Mondoy-Frldoy ination based on race, color, sincere, active Individ­ Salary commensurate school children. High rellolon, sex or national ual to work In our small RHAM Senior High Tel-America, one of Ansaldi Ce. School diploma. Coll EOE. M /F. 9am-3pm. EOE.______School, Hebron. 186 with experience. Right SALES DARI-FARMS origin, or an Intention to mall order business. the most successful te­ Individual could lead 186 Bldwell Street 521-8761. RECEPTIONIST. 4 Man­ HELP Wanted full time make any such preference, Duties Include; taking day school year. Start­ POWER Manchester chester Attorneys. tor lawn core and ICE CREAM limitation or discrimination. ing on August 31,1988. lemarketing service Into full time position. telephone orders, light Call Linda, 649-0016. Monday - Friday, 9-5. landscape work. Must Has immediate Openings The Herald will not know­ order packaging, help­ Contact S. Culllnan at bureaus In America Is EQUIPMENT & FLORIST Shop work. Answering phones and hove driver's license ingly accept any advertise­ 228-9474. EOE. looking for goal ori­ UrbanettI Insurance Floral Designer. Full • CLASS II ROUTE DRIVER ment which Is In violation of ing our walk-ln custo­ Agency. light typing. Coll Reg­ and transportation. mers, etc. We are wil­ ented people who have MOTORCYCLE EXTERMINATOR. 3 Im­ or port time with some ina, 646-3500. Collofter 6pm. 742-5224. • FREEZER SELECTORS (1st a, 2nd Shift) the low______ling to train tor the full a desire to earn big Manchester Honda Is mediate openings with experience preferred. MAINTENANCE Person, MANCHESTER. Lovely 3 FULLS PART TIRE HAIRSTYLIST and As- Apply In person; • PHONE ORDER CLERKS bedroom Cope, I'/z time position. Please money. Full or part slstant Hairstylist for looking for a sales ori­ growing pest control 40 hours with benefits. Buyer meets seller in componv. Will train Krause Florist, 621 Classified ... ond it's • KEY PUNCH OPERATORS baths, dining room, apply at; Connecticut time, days or evenings. busy shop. Please call ented Individual to sell Apply In person; Solva­ Cane and Reed Co. 134 CASHIERS Inexperienced Individ­ Hartford Rood, tion Army, 385 Broad happy meeting for both. • ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE garage. In-ground No experience neces­ Days 643-2103 evenings the full line of Honda Manchester. pool, beautiful neigh­ Pine Street, At QROSSMAN'S. tha axoHa- 647-9385. uals. Salary Is negotia­ Street, Manchester. 643-2711. A pply In Person - Manchester. m enllibulldlng.llyour rtady sary. Starting salary to power equipment, mo­ ble. Advancement op­ borhood! Sellers relo­ tor a potHlon ttw ri built In torcycles and ATV’s. If cating. $169,900. Cen­ team spirit, oonmiltmant and *8 per hour * excellent portunity available. commission. Call Mr. you're tired of selling East Hartford based. DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM tury 21-Homeseekers BANKING. Part time lots of opMrtunNy. You'rs P A R T T IM E Reolty 623-5044.______Teller position Is avail­ rtsdy tor QroeinMn's. As s Brown NOWI uninteresting pro­ 527-9449. BANKING OPPORTUNITIES 40 Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland, CT able In cur South Wind­ loading lumbar and building Safe DMVERS ducts, give Jim Nakos CUSTOMER Service- Mon.-FrI., 8:30am-5:30pm / Sot. 9om-1pm BOLTON. Lot 4, Valerie matorlsls rstallar In tbs coun­ needed to drive our Rood. Distinctive 4 sor location. Hours try, ws can offer you a livsiy 203 - 289-1156 a call at; Clerical. $16K to start. NORTHEAST SAVINGS has grown to be one of the largest Paid M edical, P rofit Sharing and Pension Plan, EOE. 8;30-1pm. Monday- work dlmats and tbs bast children to and from bedroom custom Con­ Attractive entry level savings and loans In this area and that means Its an exciting place to Frlday. Qualified ap­ training program In tbs In­ schools In Manchester Honda position with profes­ temporary with many plicants should possess dustry and a gansrous bsno- sional Glastonbury work with great benefita — Including a free NOW checking account extras In on exclusive flts program: RESTAURANT Bar­ Manchester. 30 Adams Street subdivision. Features 6 months-1 year Teller tender, barback, food ~ Manchester, CT Company. Assist and transportation aubaldlea — and friendly people who make It fun or Courtesy Clerk ex­ • Oulfisety A Annual Bonus Free training. Ideal agents, work with pub­ and "NORTHEAST EASY” to build your career with ua. wet bar, locuzzl, cen­ • Employot Disoounis • HoSdsy servers, banquet for college students, tral olr and much perience. Call. East Fay a FaM Vaoallon a Cradit servers, hostess, dis­ 646-2789 lic by phone. Light Hartford Aircraft Fed­ Union a From SlWflng a homemakers (you can typing, CRT. Will train. We currently have the following opening available for people with at ^earn fo make Eyeglasses with Connecticut's more. $335,000. Flono hwashers. Apply In Realty 6 4 6 -^ ,______eral Credit Union. 568- exosSsnl BtafBng Fay person; The Gallery, bring a child), retirees Beautiful offices, close least 6 months' tellers/caahlera experience. A strong aptitude for Leading Eyecare Company. 2020 ask for Pam St. To apply call FOOD Service. We hove to highway. Good be­ figures and a talent for dealing with people. BOLTON. Lot 28 Kim 141 New London Turn- and others. openings for full and Rood. Brand new Gar­ Jean. EOE. Cheryl Sledlecky plke, Glastonbury. nefits. Fee paid. Call Call - 643-6912 port time positions In Hllarv Cuffs, CPC, Bus­ LENS TECHNICIAN rison Colonial, 4 large 649-0136 FAST Growing Import our Cleon, modern fo- iness Personnel Asso- bedrooms, 7'/i baths, 14S Sponcor St., Maneboatar Auto Dealership de­ cllltv. Positions vary The Manchester IMMEDIATE QPENINB8 clotes 659-3511.______Part-Time Teller Entry Level central olr. $279,000. eoa sires Reconditloner. TRUCK Driver for pro­ from the assembly and Flano Realty 646-5200. duce wholesale house Banking Office Tueaday & Wednesday, 9am-3pm Work with Your Hands • Professional Selling • Full Time F U L L T IM E Some experience pre­ packaging to our SEAMSTRESS wanted. Manchester Parkade ferred, but will train wanted Immediately. homemade foods to Experience preferred. Saturday, 8;30am-12;30pm Class II required, $7.75 Manchester, CT Excellent Salary and Incentive Program BOLTON. 144 Hebron • D e liv e r y DIETARY- Good lob op­ hard working, punc­ meat slicing and main­ Please telephone 649- Rood. Spacious7 room, portunity! Full and tual, enthusiastic Indi­ per hour plus benefits. tenance. Super benef­ 8865. Become a Licensed Optician Apply In person be­ 3 bedroom Ranch on • O f f ic e part time hours availa­ vidual. Excellent pay its for full time posi­ In addition to the benefita noted above, our full-time employees are IVa private acres. ble. Interesting work plan . Including com­ tween 9am-2pm to: tions. Weekdays only. eligible to participate In our comprahenalve benefit package, which Apply To Manager • S a le s Sardllll Fruit 8. Pro­ $232,900. Flono Realty with hours to fitaround mission, Insurance, No nights or weekends. AUTO SALES Includes medical and dental coverage, along with many other 646-5200. your needs. Excellent medlcal,dental,pald duce Company, CT Re­ Ask about our flexible PEARLS TV AND gional Market, Hart­ attractive extras. We Invite you to apply at our branch offices during T h e x O * Your for students ond moth­ vacation. Apply In per­ hours for days. Glas­ TOP $130's con still buy o fine APPUANCE ers returning to work. son to Randy Edinger. ford, CT or coll tonbury. Coll for de­ regular banking hours or contact Lynda Rich In our Human Resources 525-3237.______Dept., at 282-1111 for more Information on available positions. home In Manchester. 6 640 Main StrHt Shifts available; Suburban Subaru, 14 tails at 633-7656 ask for V isio n rooms Including a 23' 11;30am - 7;30pm and Hartford Turnpike, FULL Time Real Estate Dove. $ $ $ EOE M/F living room and 2 cor 643-2171 4;00pm - 7:30pm. Vernon, CT. 649-6550. Saleperson wanted. C o m e r garage. See It today I Please contact Mr. SMALL office needs Tv- Busy downtown office. UP TO 22% Blanchard & Rossetto Vince, FSS at 643-5151 Anne Miller Real Est­ Talcotiville Rd., Tri-City Plaza plst. Duties Include COMMISSION Realtors," We're Sel­ BICYCLE Mechanic ex­ for details. EOE. general clerical work, ate. Call 647-8000 ask M e d ic a l VERNON ling Houses" 646-2482.0 perienced. $6-9/ hour computer acquain­ for Anne. O pportunities plus benefits. Year PAINTER needed full or DEMO PROGRAM tance helpful but not ATTENTION ALL - r * — AUTOMOTIVE — ^ round employment. part time. Minimum 2 necessary as we will FULL BENEFITS The Bike Shop, 681 years experience. Call train. Call ELBA. 649- LAND BUYER RN’S, LPN’S, Main Street, Manches­ 742-9714. 1178. X-RAY TECH’S, Are you making what S e r v i c e W r i t e r /A d v is o r Full ter. 647-1027. WANTED Medical Assistants & you're worth? Are you CABINET And Architec­ ready to earn your po­ FULLTIME automobile •30-S0K Medical Receptionist tural Mill Workshop CASHIER/ Supply Clerk Immediate Medical tential? Then, you're help. Drivers license Fast growing land de­ ready to join the sales Immediate opening, experience necessary. Benefits. RECEPTIONIST Meadows Manor is velopment company Care Centers has va­ force of tha hottest and mechanics Apply at Zahner's currently seeking a based In Manchester, rious openings in sev­ fastest selling Import Woodworking. 23 In­ eral of our locations in preferred, but not necessary as we will dustrial Drive West, PART/FULL TIME part-time supply CT seeks land acquisi­ line In the nation. We tion specialist to work the greater Hartford are looking for several train the right individual. Many benefits IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT Tolland. 875-6226. clerk to deliver sup­ area. HartfDrd plies to nursing sta­ In CT. Ideal candidate men and women who will have knowledge • Nursing/M.A. part ere willing to work including vacation with pay, paid Import experience helpful, but not Mitsubishi tions. The 16 hour LOT ATTENDANT/ of; time evenings and hard. Top money paid, necessary as we will train. Salary based In Manchoatar neods a position wiil be Fri- weekends. demo program and full holidays, etc. RECONDITIONER • Survey/Engineerlng full time detail day-Monday, 4 • X-Ray full time. company benefits. on experience, good benefits, uniforms Suburban Subaru, oriented peraon. hours per day, hours • Soils and Saptic 3 days per week, What are you welting Apply at once to: provided, excellent working conditions — Vernon has Immedate Pleaaant working negotiabie. Starting a Sub-dIvIsion part time Sundays for? This Is the chance Regulations opening for a lot at­ otmoaphere with great salary is $7/H r. llam-7;30pm to make your move For interview call David Seeker, • Planning Board Into the lucrative field tendant / recondl- benefita Including paid Knowledge of medi­ • Medical vacation, medical and Presentations of automotive sales DAVID SECKER 8 am to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. tioner. Experienced cal supplies and Receptionist, Service Manager preferred, but will dental benefits. We • CT Real Estate part time evenings Apply In person bet­ computers helpful, train. Punctual, ener­ also need a part time Market and weekends ween 9 am and 5 pm. but will train. Please No phone calls please. getic Individual, excel­ peraon to work half a Interested candidates We have recently re­ MA^C^€ST1R|-^C^I[>\ lent pay plai^ vacation, day on Saturday. Great Contact Mrs. should send resume viewed our rate scale medloal/deftl^l Inaur- opportunity to earn Bouchard at: to; and offer a competi­ Hartford some extra monayl If MANOESTERHONCA THE PROFESSIONALS anoe plan. A w ly Meadows Manor tive starting salary Interested In either Sugarbush, Inc. Mitsubishi 24 ADAMS STREET Randy afetger plus a weekend differ­ Skieo^r position, please call 333 Bldwell SL Personnel Dept. ential. Interested ap­ 6 Hartford Turnpike 24 Adams Street MANCHESTER. CT 06040 Pat to arrange an 100 Main St., Box 115 plicants call SHERI Manchaater/Vernon Manchester SvIwrlMii Sabani Interview at Manchester, CT. Line 14 Hartford Tpiw, Vernon, (X. Dover, NH 03820 Exit 62 of 1-84 6 4 7 -9 1 9 1 721-7393 Exit 63 off 1-84 648^6650 645-6487 (603) 743-3619 Monday-Frlday, 9-4 LOTS/LAND HOMES HOMES I HOMES C0HD0MIHIUM8 n n HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE APARTMENTS APARTMENTS 19JAPARTMENT8 APARTMENTS APARTMENTS TV/STEREG/ l ^ F O R S A l i ^ FGRRENT PGR RENT APPLIANCES I MANCHESTER- Level, FGRRENT FGRRENT ’ZI forrent M ANCHESTER. Beacon SUPERTw^Oltin^ini' BOLTON. Exaulsite MANCHESTER. "For cleared, approved lots. BE one of thefewtoenlov HIII-FHA/CHFA ap­ M ANCHESTER- 2 bed­ HOTPOINT Electric prime residential loca­ home situated on a this sold out cul-de-sac summer fun and pic­ City sewer/water. M ANCHESTER- 4 room tion on Bridge Street. proved. Completely apartment. Gas stove room, wall to wall car­ stove. Good condition. beautiful 1.4 acre set­ off Fern Street. Ro- nic's". Don't miss this remodeled 2nd floor, 2 Price cut! 646-7207. MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ M ANCHESTER- 3 bed­ M ANCHESTER. A Rare $75 negotiable, 649-4425 Each unit has 2 bed­ ting. 10 room Cape- beautiful 9 room, 4 find I 5 room flat on 2nd and refrigerator. $400 peting, appliances, klckl 8, Son, builders of bedroom Condomi­ LARGE, Wooded build­ room Duplex. $750 room Duplex. $750 per month plus utili­ heat, A/C. No pets. otter 5pm. ______rooms, country sired /Ranch Includes 4 or 5 fine homes offer this 9 bedroom, eat-ln kit­ monthly plus utilities, monthly plus utilities, floor. $695 Includes kitchen, living room- nium with a nice view ing lots In Southwest- ties. Security. No dogs. Clean. $640 per month. SIDE By side refrigera­ bedrooms, large 1st room, 3 both Contem­ chen, living room with overlooking court­ e r n part of Vh baths, modern kit­ 11/2 baths, modern kit­ heat, hot water and 1st floor has a rec floor fireplaced family bay window and fire­ oversized garage. 872-9951.______Available June 1st. Call tor. Copper tone. $250, porary with 3 car gar­ yard. Includes newer Manchester. $102,000- chen, all appliances. 2 chen, all appliances. 2 647-9138.______tel eph one 649-3452 atte r room, 2 cor garage and room with Paraue age and a plathora of place plus large family months security. Ref­ months security. Ref­ Available Imme­ 3 rooms portly furnished. aluminum siding. kitchen oppllances, $125,000. 563-1413. 3pm. floor, new sun room extras. $399,900. Blan­ room, bright and beau­ A/C In living room and erences. No pets. 643- erences. No pets. 643- diately. No pets. Call Heat. Working single M ANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Blanchard & Rossetto with Pellawindowsand tiful leading to patio, PORTER Street area. 654-1865. male preferred. No room apartment, 2 chard & Rossetto Real­ 2 assigned parking spa­ Will build to suit. Call 2121. 2121. Realtors," We're Sel- monv more amenities. tors," We're Selling bar-b-que and top of pets. Lease. 643-2880. floors, near busline. ISHRECREATIGNAL llng Houses" 64S-2482.P ces. $106,900. D.W. Fish Builder. 646-5254.___ Parking. Separate cel­ Call for details. Houses" 646-2482.0 the line heated pool Realty, 643-1591.0 IS^EQUIPMERT MANCHESTER. 427 $320,000. D.W . Fish and hot tub! Only Looking tor a good used lar. $565 monthly. Call South Main Street, Realty, 643-1591.0 MALLARD View-Quality $210,000. Century-21 M ANCHESTER. Beacon 649-2B71.______constructed 3 bedroom HIII-FHA/CHFA ap­ mobile home? Be sure to CARPENTRY/ iRwdRGGFING/ MISCELLANEOUS SUPER Bicycle ' deal I overlooking the rolling DESIREABLE Area.. attached single family Lindsey Real Estate. look In the Clossifled co­ STUDIO Apartment, Trek 531. Excellent fairways of the Man­ 649-4000.O proved. 5 room, 2 bed­ REMG0ELIN6 ■a/lsiOING SERVICES Coachllght Village. Vinyl sided 7 room homes (you own your room Ranch style Con­ lumns ... that’s where the CHILGCARE condition. Midnight chester Country Club Is Colonial In family MANCHESTER. "Brand best buys are advertised! Swimming pool privi­ blue. 24" frame. Save own lot),fireplaced liv­ dominium. Appllanced R.J. Roofing. No lob too this custom built 8 neighborhood. 3 bed­ ing room, IVi baths, new listing". Terrific 643-2711. LICENSED Daycare has 8A8 Homs lege. To be seen on $250 over new. Trek- room, 4 bedroom Co­ kitchen Including mic­ big or too small. Will HAWKES TREE SERVICE Saturday 4-7pm. 30 Hil­ room s, 1'/2 baths. Anderson permashleld expanded Cape, 8 rowave, bullt-ln A/C openings In our Man­ Improvsminti a Ropiir BuoksI, truck A chipper. Stump "Amerlca's hand-built lonial home. 2 cor att­ Newer carpeting. Cen­ rooms, 3 bedrooms, chester home. Infants work 7 days, until lob lside Street, East bicycle". 647-1445 thermopane windows, and beautiul stenciled Complete, home care. complete. 10 percent lamoval. Free satimataa. Hartford. ached garage, 2 tile tral vac. Covered deck range, refrigerator, den, office, formal din­ welcomed. Call 646- onytlme. baths, vinyl siding, 2 walls. $107,900. D.W. MORTGAGES “No Job.rToo Small" discount for senior citi­ Special conaldsratlon for and wrap around open dishwasher and win­ ing room, expanded Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 4651. M ANCHESTER. 454Moln fireplaces, 2 dining deck. Full, finished basement, covered pa­ zens. Free estimates. sidarty and handicapped. Street. 2nd floor, 3 GGAT8/MARINE dows, range, refrigera­ B E A U TIFU L contempor­ Frit Eitimitot Joe 649-9251.______room cabinets and spa­ basement. Fully Insu­ tor, dishwasher and tio, garage and conve­ room heated. No ap­ EQUIPMENT cious closets all con­ nient location on quiet ary Townhouse In con- DO NOT GO BANKRUPTI 646-1143 Coniarvdtlva wav to 647-7553 pliances. Security. $480 lated. $175,000. Strano microwave oven, car­ venlent location. tribute to a comforta­ Real Estate, 647-7653.P street! Priced to sell at Stop Foreclosure! Home- LAWN CARE Inttoll or repair your roof per month. 646-2426, ble easily managed peting, full basement Sliders In living room 15' Seastar, no seats. M ANCHESTER- New to and even an attached $152,000. Centurv-21 owners, consolidate your and Sdval Deal direct with MIRRORS • MIRRORS weekdays 9am-5pm. 85HP Chrysler. SISOOor home. Contact Robert Lindsey Real Estate. to deck. Kitchen over­ bills, pay off your credit NEED your lawn mowed FARRANG REMG0ELIN6 roofer. Wood and cedar Brighton up your home. the market. Move-In garage. $149,900. Blan­ looks private common Room additions, dsoka, roofing, best,otter. 649-2530. J. Smith, Inc., 65 East chard & Rossetto Real­ 649-4000. D______cards, your car or busi­ or.raked? Any odd lobs shake tpaclalltll Seal Reasonably prload, CGN0GMINIUM8 Center Street. 642-5241 ' condition 3 bedroom, area with gazebo. ness loan, your mortgage aiding, windows and gutlsra. downs. 27 vaort lafarsncas, Insured. IV2 bath attached Willi­ tors," We're Selling MANCHESTER. Newer outside. 649-3104. Reas­ FGRRENT or your own broker. $135,900. D.W . Fish and save, save your onable rates. Baekhoa and buNdoiar aarvtoa axparlsnca. • Over 20 years sxparlsnoa. MI8CELLANEQU8 amsburg Colonial. Houses" 646-2482.0 listing. Lovely 9 room Realty, 643-1591 .□ homell NO PAYMENTS avallaMs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. PGR SALE HEBRON Open House. Well maintained end Cape, 1st floor family 871-7990. ACCENT GLASS CO. M ANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Saturday and Sunday, MANCHESTER. Super UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad Now Is the time to run an But. 647-65G0 unit with large rooms STUNNING 2 & 3 bed­ room with skylights. credit, late payments or ad In classified to sell that room Townhouse, Vh 1-4pm. 541 Wall Street, and plenty of closet room Townhouse! Completely new kit­ buy! Spacious and Rot. G45-684G G47-0I46 C o m p o u n d bow with bright 1st floor, 1 bed­ unemployment Is not a camera you no longer H&R ROOFING baths, 1 car garage, dozen arrows with Hebron. Charming 3 space. $169,900. Cen­ Fabulous 20' office or chen with bullt-lns, fin­ problem. Foreclosure as­ RosManUal roofing ol alltypas. carpeting and nice con­ bedroom Ranch. Fire- studio! Each unit has room Condominium use. R W Remodeling. Paint­ T ig Soli SerggggU Loan broad heads, $200. 2 tury 21 Epstein Realty, ished rec room with sistance available for the ESTIMATES. Any amount dalivsrsd. Also, fill dition. $950 plus utili­ placed living room, 647-8895.0______1'A baths and a 2 car wood stove. 20x40 In- with open layout. Din­ DIVORCED and SELF- CU8AN0 LAND8CAPIRS ing, decks, floors, tex­ FREE stereo components. ing area, living room, 10% Sonlor Cttlien Olaaounl. gravel, atone and bark, mulch ties. 2 months security. Realistic tuner amp, family room, dining SOUTH Windsor- Newly tandem garage. ground pool. All for EMPLOYED. Profaaalonal Lawn tured ceilings, sheet Bobcat, baekhoa A loader rtntal Call64^842L^^^^ room, hardwood $144,900 and $164,900. $172,900. U 8. R Realty. separate front and Swiss Conservative rock, all phases of Inte­ All Work QuoranWad. $80. TEAC V316 listed. Lovely 3 bed­ back entrances for lots Maintenance cassette deck, $80. floors. Kitchen with room Raised Ranch, Blanchard & Rossetto 643-2692. Group at 203-4S4-13M ComiMraW. MtMaMW rior and exterior work 647-9289 DAVIS CONtTRUenON ISTGREANG snack bar, walk-out of privacy! Lovely or 30S-4S4-4404. CemptaM tandteaplne M e n . (M l Telsco electric gul- large country kitchen, Realtors," We're Sel­ tor your ifMaMmaM. and finish work. 872- 872-1400/659-9555 finished basement with ling Houses" 646-2482.0 M ANCHESTER. A good backyard. All of this 6815 after 5pm. GFFICE SPACE tar,$100. 647-9388 after V/7 baths, L-shaped and It's centrally lo­ PRESTIGE ROORNG 6pm.______wood stove, 2 cor gar­ family room, new car­ sound Investment In 6 4 0 ^ 7 5 (M . M W ) PATIO DOOR GLASS age, large deck. Lovely SOUND As a belli! This this 4-4 Duplex like new cated to 1-384, buslines 487-S87G Roofing of aH typos. Shlnglsa, SUITES Available. 1000 DRAPES, lined, colors peting, large deck on and shopping! $65,900. Rentals c k w w n i i a ' ’ “ square feet per unit. landscaped yard, acre quiet cul-de-sac. Call Ansaldl-bullt Colonial Inside and out, new REMOPEUN SERVKES fiat roofing, roof rapalra. Spsclsl • *98.w>h are beige and melon. plus. Principals only I boasts solid construc­ floors, ceilings, etc. Anne Miller Real Est­ 6 All work guaranraad. for laptaewiwnl itUnawO *4xTt) Utilities additional. 1 7'x19'. $200. Please for details. $182,700. ate, 647-8000.D Complals homo rsoalia a.nd re­ mile to 1-84. Peterman 228-9513. Directions; Century 21 Epstein tion throughout Includ­ Oversized 2 car garage, “ " K l r N c a R E modeling. Ws tpeolallzs In bath- Call • Over 20 yaoia axparlanos. Telephone 647-9974. Route 85 to Hebron ing plaster walls and large lot, quiet street. MANCHESTER. CHFA- roomt and kltohana. Small aotia Building Company. Realty, 647-8895.0 RGGMS Olftflna a FuH Urm o> ACCENT GLASS CO. 649-9404. AIR Conditioner. 18000 Center, left on route 66, ceilings, 3 bedrooms, Asking $195,000. U 8. R FHA approved. Super Lawn a Varrf Strriem oommarclal work. RagMarsd, In- 742-7831 BTU. $150. Please tele- COVENTRY- Excellent FGRRENT Mootne. Saadkis. rtanWe a Maial auiad. rsfarsnoos. left at Mobil Station 1 Son Pointing ■*% O I*»unf far lanlor atlufw cial space. 2400 square tor, collectibles, pointments available. loped Is dally reading of chen. $109,900. Sentry Edglni, Hidga Trlnnliio. and Papering. Remo- ODD lobs. Trucking. feet. Loading dock. clothes, miscellane­ ygl. 872-8237.______647-9289 For sale by owner. the ads In classified. Real Estate, 643-4060.O L l ^ Tmekliii. tie. Home repairs. You Woodland Industrial ous. April 22 8i 23, 647-1015. ______That's where they find M ANCHESTER- Conve­ 3 Bedroom apartment In 1 D 8, T Painters, teachers. name It, we do It. Free Park. 643-2121. 10-3pm.______aProtaaalonally Equipped Summer painting, low­ value buvs^______nient location. One year old Duplex, 2 a Oapandabla estimates. Insured. 643- M ANCH ESTER- Indus­ TAG Sale. April 22,23,24. bedroom unit close to baths, appliances, wall est bids, best work. 20 03M.______trial, office, commer­ Friday night 6-8, Satur­ busline and shopping. to wall carpet. Great Riy Hirdy, M 6 -79 73 years experience. Call RETIREMENT Llvlno- 6ARGENIN6 cial space. 2400 square day 9-3, Sunday 12-4. 17 $71,900. Sentry Real for 3 singles. No pets. 742-5737.______Everythlng provided feet. Loading dock. Bishop Drive, Estate, 643-4060.a Available April 15th. D & B PAINTING for your comfort even Woodland Industrial Monchester.______MANCHESTER- CHFA, $750 plus utilities. Call LJS & SON nursing service. Rates ROTOTILLING Pork. 643-2121.______MULTI Family, moving. Dan 649-2947 or 646-9892 Landscaping B Mowing Exterigr Nesse PsMiRg reasonable. Call 649- All Size Garden Plots MANCHESTER FHA approved. Im­ RotaUlUiv *t r***au M * raU*. ONE car garage, In aulet Furniture, clothes, le- after 6pm. Yord d M R '^a mowInMa full 2358. Here's the home you've always wanted. Four maculate one bedroom Oapandabla and axparlanoad. FR EE MtlmalM. area. Available May welry, housewares, londKOPU M TvIc* ufftrud. Low Prioas and Fully Inaurad. CO bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 2'A baths, a beautiful end unit In quiet com­ MANCHESTER. Main 1st. $60 per month. etc. 7 Wolker Street. Street. 1 bedroom FrM EstlmotM. Free EsUmalsi Call Clyde & Sons 646-1686 or 569-3018. Saturdoy 9-5.______family room with a gorgeous ceramic tile floor plex with many ameni­ HANDYMAN ties. $85,000. Sentry apartment Includes 645*6412 )lonial/Cape in etUblished area. Three TAX ATTORNEY InIsrkK a Exterior QUEENSIZE Waterbed miscellaneous. All day. M ANCHESTER. 2 bed­ (ftaWad e«m me) ttdifit • Oecfca a ReeleeemefH Malntanancs, Ranowtiona • COMPLtYB MOVtB 77 Oliver Rood, or four bedrooms, now paper, paint, carpet and Wliidewe * Dews • T fm O M 6 1IM N P O N N 6A V Y IT B M i complete. Dork pine, 4 JACK LAPPEN REALTY Excessive abbreviations room Townhouse with will advise and prepare m T m BIm «r T m tm di and Pointing. • TWUOK A OIMVRR AVM LABU Monchester.______appliances, fireplace, heated garage. drawer base, matching abbreviate results! Be fireplace. Heat, car­ all tax reluma. 16% iMldr atlsan OHcMunf Imurod ■ StnIor Dlieouttti • P N t t m m o m L m b t h a a t h 104 East Center Street • Manchester, C T 00040 AA8iwh8f f Nw InftmMU iiM nightstand and chest of MOVING South. Sotur- 38 Lakewood Circle North, Manchester. sure readers understand peting, A/C, all ap­ Mrltr BvfMfM drawers. $500 or best day April 23 from 10am- your ad by avoiding ab­ pliances. Nice loca­ WHITMAN R«Hovatiom/Pliis 423-4180 •234.900 ______M7-9976 643-4263 las Oownay Ortva., Apt A 0«N7t$*07§1 AAVMflW offer. Call after 4pm. 3pm. 38 Lawton Rood, breviations. 643-2711. tion. Call 647-1595. Manolweltr. Sli-ISai 646-2253 568-1903. Manchester. FIESTA 1980- Needs o PLYMOUTH Horizon TC- FORD Granada 1978 for OLDS Sierra Brougham TAB little work. $200 or best 3 1980 for sale. Stand­ sate. 4 door. Asking 1983. Full power, SALES offer. Call after 5:00. ard, good body, good $850. Please telephone cruise, air, AM-FM, 4 S P O R T S ______649-4615. Interior. Best offer. 646- 649-8291. cylinder. Excellent 3415.______condition. $4195 or best T A G Sale- 4-23, 3 family. OLDS Omega 1979. Excel- SUBARU GL Hatchback offer. 871-7202.______153 Maple Street. 9am CHRYSLER Wagon 1969. 1986. Mint condition, lent condition. Runs HONDA Accord 1979. Air, to 5pm. Rain date 4-30. Runs. Good for parts. low mileage, 14,000. great. Well Main­ $150. Telephone 649- 5 speed, 12 valve, 4 ProvidGnee nairiGS Rick Barnes hoop coach TA G Sale- Saturday, 4-23. Excellent shape Inside tained. 74,000 miles, 8640 after 4pm. cylinder, 3,000 miles on LYNCH 9am to 5pm. Corner ot and out. See to believe. air, AM-FM,$1200. Call professionally re-bullt George Mason has not had a losing - Eosttleld and North- between 5-7:30. 646- FORD L T D 21978- 2 door, $5700. 647-1924 or 647- hletic director John Marinatto said: American’s Ed Tapscott. engine. New paint. By Ian Donnis Some players complained last sea­ season in the six years’ existence of field Streets. Ralndote, 5173. hard top, good body, 1264.______$1950 or best offer. If this name is “The one thing I liked the most about Soturday 4-30.______runs but needs engine The Associated Press son that Chiesa drove them too hard, the CAA. The Patriots were 15-13 the NOVA 250 1968- 2 door, MAZDA GLC 1981. A 871-7202.______him was his positive attitude. There repair. $150. 742-5058. great little car after not on your and several Friars took their gripes to year before Barnes arrived, but they TAG Sole. Saturday, airshocks, mags, new SUBARU 1986 G L Wagon, PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Rick was nothing negative about him. April 23rd. 1 day only! 1979 BUICK Le Sabre. 90K of T L C . $1500. 742- Marinqtto. were 20-12 a year earlier. front tires. Interior ex­ 0209. 5 speed, excellent con­ car, you Barnes, who led George Mason to a Everything wasupbeatand positive” Rain or shine. 9am- cellent, body fair. High Excellent condition. dition. $7500 or best "I don’t think that could ever "I told my wife, ’I really hope this is 3pm. 376 Keeney I 20-10 record last season in his first "Gordie was swimming against an mileage but still runs Loaded. 60,000 miles. offer. 742-6561. probably paid happen with me,” Barnes said at a the last moveweeverhavetomake,”’ Street, Manchester. great. $650 or best $4500 or best offer. college head coaching job, was named unbelievable tide," Marinatto said in Barnes said. "I’m coming here with an interview after (Chiesa quit. news conference. “They would know MANCHESTER. 18 Haw- offer. 742-5657 after 1 647-8351. too much!! Friday as Providence’s third basket­ where they stand with me. You have the indication that this will be my last thorne Street. Satur- pm. ball coach in nine months. "Everyone anticipated as good a job.” doy 4/23, 10-3. Rain or TOWN OF MANCHB$TRR season and anything shy of that would to understand there’s more to a PUBLIC WORK$ DEPARTMENT 88 Safari wood wagon, apx. 3500 He replaced Gordon CJhiesa, who person than being a basketball player. Richmond Coach Dick Tarrant, shine. Many household LIPMAN #1 BNOINEBRINO DIVISION 87 Trans Am. black & gold. TPI resigned last month after the Friars be disappointing." Items. They have feelings. whose club beat George Mason for the CLYDE LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO 87 Pontiac Grand AM 4dr, gray went 11-17. Chiesa took over for Rick School officials did not release any CAA Tournament title, said he was CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. VOLKSWAGEN contract details, but Marinatto re­ "It’s always been my approach that I CARS R O U TE 83, VERNON In accordance with tha provisions ot Section 128, Title 33, 87 Pont Sunbird 4 dr stdtn Pitino, who left last July 13 to coach you get betteijjresults with sugar than ■ ‘was very impressed with the way his 07 Buick Riviera, Immseulata U.S. Code, as prescribed In the Federal-Aid Highway Pro­ 87 Chsvy Nova 4 dr, AT, AC the NBA’s New York Knicks after portedly told the Richmond News- team adopted his basic philosophy in FOR SALE 64 Century LTD 4 dr. *8295 Loadsd, •18,080 gram Manual, Volume 7, Chapter 7, Section 5 doted Decem­ Leader that it was for four years. vinegar.” 84 Citation 4 dr. *3995 ber 30,1974, from the Federal Highway Administration, the 87 Trans Am OTA, ted taking the Friars to the NCAA Final Before arriving at George Mason, just one short year. I^ovidence is 08 Subaru Q L 3 dr, Silver, 8 ap, Town of Manchester, with the assistance of tha Connecticut Under Barnes, George Mason ad­ CLASSIC Ford Falcon SSOldaCaiieid,. *6995 87 Toyota 4x4 PU, blut Four. getting a very good young coach.” 4 WO, AC, AM-FM, •7298 Deportment of Transportation, will hold a design public vanced to the final of the Colonial Barnes spent a year at Ohio State and 1964. Runs, needs some 86 Century 4 dr. *8995 hearing for State Prelect No. 76-157, Federal Aid Prelect No. 87 Toyota PU, standard, red "I can’t say how many games we’ll Pitino’s last season was the Friars’ OOTransAm.BIk, •11,988 Athletic Association tournament be­ a year at Alabama as an assistant work. S200. Call Gene 88 Olde Delta cee *9995 HES-7170(I), THE RECONSTRUCTION OF A PORTION OF 88 Calica G T LB. 5 spd., AC win or lose, but we’ll work as hard as best in 14 years, and all sides agreed it GREENW OOD DRIVE, on Thursday, May 26.1998, at7:30p. coach. He was an assistant at George after 5:30pm. 633-6164.a 88 Nova CL *5995 88 Toy. Tatesl. 2 dr, red, •8196 86 Toyota 4x4, rtd, 19K possible to create a love affair with fore losing to Richmond. ’The Patriots put pressure on Chiesa, who resigned 80 (3) Tercels 4 dr, AT. •8006 m. In the Lincoln Center Beard of Director's Hearing Room, Mason for five years before leaving PLYMOUTH Horizon 67Cu8aaatdr. *10,995 First Floor, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut. 08 Nova 4 dr, AT. PS. 16K the community," Barnes told an were invited to neither the NCAA nor March 21 after the Friars lost their 1980. Good condition, 4 05 Chev Cavalier Type 1(L •X>90 for Alabama and was given much 87 Pont 8000 SM. 4 dr *14,995 The hearing will be concerned with the Town's recom­ 88 Pontiac STE 4 dr, blue enthusiastic crowd of students and the National Invitation tournaments first-round Big East Conference tour­ cylinder, 4 door, 4 06 CuMaee Clerra bm, •TOOO credit for helping built the Patriots’ 07 Cavalier a dr. *7995 mended plans tor the reconstruction Improvement to a sec­ 86 QMC Stierl Psnar van, 12K alumni Friday. this year, although Barnes was nament game to Connecticut. speed. $1500 or best 87 Pont Qrand Am *9995 84 Volvo OL 4 dr, bm, AT, •7696 tion of Greenwood Drive between tha limits of Lynch Drive named CAA co-coach of the year with program as a recruiter. offer. 649-3692.______and Vernon Street. 88 Cutlass Suprm. cps., maroon In making the announcement, at­ 87 Spectrum 4 Dr. *6495 04VWGU •0790 Proposed roadway Improvements Include widening tha 88 Bulok Rsgal Cps, V8 VW Convertible 1982. 5 87 Monte Cerlo *10,995 83 VW Camper AT, •TOOO speed, white, looks and existing pavement area, superelevation, an Improved drain­ 88 Chsvy Cavalier CL wagon '07 Bulok Regal 2 dr. *10,995 04 VW Rsbbn, 40K, •AlOO age system, batter roadway sight distance, along with the In- runs great. 65K. $6485. 07 Caprice waeorr *9995 stallatln of other roadway safety Improvement Items. 88 Toyota DIx Pass Van. 5 spd 82 Bulok Skylark, •3296 Raiders in position to deal for Q B Schroeder 646-1485. ______87 Ctiev. Celebrity 4 dr. *8995 This proposal Is being recommended for funding with 08 Toyota 4x4 longbed FORD LTD 1976- 4 door, 87 Century 4 dr. *9995 24 TollaiMl Tairii, Mb. 83 Federal and local funds under tha Off-System Local Rood 88 Toyota Extra Cab Pick-up V-8, A/C, 73,000 miles. Hazard Elimination Program to Improve safety. 86 Toyota MR2,14K mi By Dave Goldberg offense that was constructed for the VgrROB, CT e 649-2638 In accardonce with tha provisions of the Federal High­ Excellent running con­ 86 Olds Calais 4dr, gold The Associated Press now-retired John Riggins. Two of the NFL Draft Order dition, $500. 649-4109. 872-9111 way Administration / Urban Mass Transportation Admlnls- tatlon environmental regulotlans, 23 CFR, Part 771.115, this 86 Toyota Corolla 4 dr draft’s better prospects, Brad Muster MOTORCYCLES/ prolact has been faund to have no significant social, econ­ INVITATION TO BID omic, or envirnmantal Impacts and Is being recommended 86 Qrand Prix, V6, Buckets NEW YORK — ’The intrigue sur­ of Stanford and Craig "Ironhead" M0PE08 by the Connecticut Department of Transportation to the Fe­ 86 Chev C20. S.7 P/U, red rounding the NFL draft heightened Heyward of Pitt, fit that description. 1. Sealed Bids ore Invited by the Town of Manchester, deral Highway Administration as a Categorical Exclusion. hereinafter called the Owner, for the Protect: Code Cor­ 85 Flero Q T, V6, AT, AC Friday following the Los Angeles "If they’re not thinking trade, what rections - Phase II, Manchester High School, Manches­ Y A M A H A 1980 250 Excl- Tentative schedules for the right-of-way acquisition and 85 Toyota Forerunner A T Raiders’ acquisition of an extra are they doing looking at those guys? ’’ ter, C T, State Praject No. 077-85-069 CV. ter. Runs good. Needs the constructlan of this prolect will bedlscussedatthe public hearing. 85 Olds Delta 88 Royale first-round choice. ’That added to asked one NFC personnel director, 7. Bidding Documents hove been prepared by The Law­ minor repairs. Asking $250. 646-4704. Plans showing the recommended proposal ora available 85 Toyota Tercel 3 dr, AC speculation that the Raiders would who asked not to be identified. rence Associates, Archltects/Planners, P.C., 107$ Tol­ for public Inspadilon and copying at the following locations: land Turnpike, Manchester, CT, hereinafter called the YAM AHA Virago 1982for 85 Toyota Tercel 4 dr. AC trade for disgruntled Washington Schroeder, who quarterbacked the Architect. Town Clerk's Office 85 Dodge Lancer ES turbo quarterback Jay Schroeder. Redskins to the NFC championship sale. Black, low mi­ Manchester Town Hall 3. Bids shall be directed to the Town of Manchester, c/o leage, excellent condi­ 41 Center Street 85 Mazda deluxe 4 dr QLC While a well-positioned source in game in 1986, injured a shoulder in Gerald R. DuPont, Director of General Services, Munici­ tion. Best otter. 643- Manchester, Connecticut 06040 85 Corolla LE, AT, AC the Raiders organization denied his last year’s opening game. He re­ pal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, C T 06040. 8449.______Monday-Fridav, 8:X A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 4. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 3:00 P.M., 85 Ford Ranger 4x4 P/U team was ready to pounce on turned after the 26-day strike but was O.S.T. on Thursday, May 19,1988 In the General Services Connecticut Department of Transpartatlon 85 Nissan DIx P/U, 5 spd Schroeder and Redskins officials eventually replaced for the playoffs MISCELLANEOUS Engineering Office Office, Manchester Municipal Building. 160 Pascona Place, Room 414 85 Toyota 8R5, 4x4, plow called a deal “highly unlikely.” there and Super Bowl by Doug Williams. 5. Bidding Documents may be obtained at the General Ser­ AUTOMOTIVE Newington, Connecticut 06111 85 Olds Cutlass Clera LS were also signs that the Schroeder vices Office on and otter 3:00 P.M., O.S.T., Wednesday, Mondoy-Frlday, 8:30 A.M. -4:30 P.M. Williams, the Super Bowl MVP, has 85 Bonne. 4 dr, apx. 26K ml could be on his way to Los Angeles if April 10,1988. A deposit of 8100.00 for each compete set Is (4) 1984 Z-28 rims with Written statements and exhibits In place of, or In addi­ already been assured by Coach Joe F M io u n d l OWiGrIorMiG 1>6BMn.dWGl required In the form of a check payable to the Town of 85 Caprice CLaseIc 4dr, V8 the right deal could be worked out. Manchester, CT. The deposit will be refunded Ifthe Docu­ Firestone tires. Best tion to, oral statements made at the hearing may be mailed Gibbs that he will start next season as ments are returned In good condition virithinfourteen 114) offer. Please telephone or dellverad to the office of the Manchester Town Clerk at 85 C9rblla SRS, LB. AC Thursday’s Raiders-Oilers deal was 1. ABanta 15. San Oieoo days after receipt of Bids, for those contractors submit­ the above addreu no later than 4:30 p.m., Friday, June 10, typical of the kind that usually occur No. 1. „ u . 646-3415.______^ 1988. 85 Pont. T1000, 16K The draft itself begins Sunday at 2. Kansas City (from Detroit) 16. Miami ting a Bid and within seven IT) doys of dote of Issuance of 84 Honda Accord, 4 Dr. A T on draft day. 17. New England Bidding Documents to those General Contractors not In­ INVITATION TO BIO Deaf and hearing Impaired persons wishing to attend The Raiders sent defensive end noon EDT with any round that daCBlfet 3. (fnjm Kansas CAy) tending to submit 0 Bid. Non-compliance with the above The Manchester Public this hearing and requiring an Interpreter may make arrang- 84 Tercel Wag. 9 Pass start before 9 p.m. continuing hh 4. Tampa Bay 16. Pittsburgh will result In forfeiture of the deposit. $choals solicits bMefer a r t mefifkity contacting the State Interpreting Service at 566- 84 Parlslanne Wgn., 9 pass. Sean Jones to Houston for one of the SUPPLIES for the 1998-1989 7414. Monday. ’ 19. Minnesota 6. Each Oenerol Contractor shall be limited to three 13) sets 84 Celica Q T, Cpe, 5 Spd. Oilers’ two first-round pick — one they 5. Cindnnati of Bidding Documents and each principal subcontractor school year. SeoHHIblds will All persons Interested In this matter are walcame to at­ 20. Seattle* shall be limited to one (1) set of Documents. be received until M A Y 4, tend the public hearing. 84 Mte. Carlo, Wht/blue top got two years ago when they traded With only about 15 sure-thing 6. L > . Raiders 1998,2:00 P.M., at which time 21. LA. Rams (Irom bidlanapoBs) 7. Record copies of the Bidding Documents will be on file at they will be pubHcly opened. DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS 84 Flero Spt coupe, A T quarterback Jim Everett to the Los players available, it’s considered tjie 7. Green Bay the General Services Office, Municipal Building, Man­ The right Is reserved to re­ Tawn of Manchester, Cannecticut 84 Buick Century Ltd., 34K Angeles Rams. It is the ninth pick in most unpredictable draft in years and 8. N.Y,Jets 22. Houston chester, C T ; at the office of The Lawrence Associates; at lect any and all Mds. Speclfl- 0684)4 the draft to go with the Raiders’ own, the P. W. Dodge Corporation, 20 Tower Lane, Avon, CT; cotlone and bid forms may be 84 Bulok Skyhawk 4 dr, AT one that’s almost sure to produce a 9. L A . Raiders (*rom L A . Rams)** 23. Cleveland and Brown's Letters, Inc., 63 Prospect Street, Water- secured at the Business Of­ 84 Toyota Corolla LE the sixth. large number of last-minute deals bury, CT. 10. N.Y.Giarss 24. Chicago fice, 45 North School Street, 84 Toyota Camry Olx, 4 dr. There were several signs a trade involving teams seeking to trade up or 0. Each Bid must be accompanied by a bid security payable Manchester, Connecticut. 11. Galas 25. NewOrteans MINIMUM TRADE ALLOWANCE 84 Trans Am, blue, T-tps might be in the works. down for the player they want. to the-Town of Manchester in the amount of five percent 070-04 26. SanFranddoo (5% ) of the Bid Sum In the form of a Bid Bond from a sur­ ON SELECT PRE OWNEO 84 Pont. Flero SE, 4 spd. There were reports that that the ’Typical was the Raiders-Houston 12. Phoenix ety company outhortted to do business In the State of ---- INVITATION TO BID---- 27. Denver $2000 CARS IN STOCK 83 Poptlic 8000 LE 4 dr Redskins, who don’t get their first deal. 13. Philadelphia Connecticut, guaranteelna the Bid for a period of sixty The Eighth Utilities District, pick until 57th in the draft, have been 14. L A . Rams (trom BuRalo) 28. Chicago (fcom WaMHngNn) U) (60) days. Upon award of the Contract for Construction, 31 Main St., Manchester, Ct. 83 Subaru QL. 4 dr, A T Not were Jones and a top pick Bid security shall be returned to those whose Bids were seeks Mds to replace con­ 83 Chavette 4 spd., AC working out players who are likely to not accepted, and the amount of bid security shall be crete ramp, sidewalk and PLYMOUTH PONTIAC involved, but the teams engaged in ‘ UMdKral-raMfxdpkUitni forfeited to the Owner If the Bidder, after being notified 82 Corolla SRS Spt. Cp„ AC be picked between fifth and fifteenth. driveway apron at the Fire­ •2000 the kind of lower-round finagling that l a RwmtradedakAlgHeueloe: «»adedpk*telAI of selection for the award of a contract for the Work, foils house, 33 Main St., Manches­ V0YA8ER 8UNBIRD 82 Bonne. Wood Wgn. Washington also is known to want a to furnish the required bonds and enter into a Contract keeps draft-watchers in a state of ter, Conn. Bid specifications rrtw A a tR A Q R AUW.A0 4 0 , I0 g g g 82 Pont. 6000 LE, 4 dr. heavy-duty running back to replace n for Construction within ten (10) days after notification. may be obtained during nor­ m /mmomss. U * f w U George Rogers in the one-back confusion. AP QrapMo 9. The successful Bidder, as declared by the Owner, shall be mal business hours (9:00a.m. 82 BK. Regal LTD, Sunroof required to furnish a Performance Bond and Labor and to 5:00p.m.) Monday thru Sa­ 79 Mustang 4 cyl., AT, PS Material Payment Bond In an amount not less than 100% turday, from office or Dis­ >6495 87 HYUNDAI *7995 CO of the Contract Sum. patcher at the Eighth Utili­ 85 CHEVY .2000 ties District Firehouse. EXCEL -2000 All VahlclBS WarraBtlBd Seahawks sign Stouffer, complete deal with Cards 10. The Owner shall hove thee right to relect any or all Bids SPECTRUM 4 Or. tunrool, and In particular to relect1 5495 the trade was strictly a business decision." ing the Bid Form for this Bid, all vendorsand contractors reserves the right to relect Manchester Friday and sent future draft picks to the Phoenix ’That draft pick was believed to be Seattle’s 1989 agree to this condition of doing business wifh fhe Town any and all Mds for any reo- OAYMMVICr Cardinals as compensation after safety Kenny McCormack said the Seahawks sent undisclosed and should the Town choose to audit their compliance, son deemed to be In the best draft choices for some time after this year to the first-round pick. The Seahawks will not have a the vendor agrees to cooperate fully. Interest of tho District. Easley failed a physical exam. SUBURBAN 14 HARTFORD TPKE. Cardinals instead of Easley. first-round selection in Sunday’s draft because they ROBERT B. WEISS, GENERAL MANAGER JOSEPH TRIPP VERNON, CT 646-4321 Seahawks general manager Mike McCormack signed linebacker Brian Bosworth in last year’s TOWN BUILDING COMMITTEE FIRE Commissioner ^ S U B A R U 649-6550 said Easley, who was traded earlier this week to the Stouffer, 23, sat out what would have b een his MUNICIPAL BUILDING Dated at Manchester, Conn, rookie year in 1967 in a contract dispute with the St. supplemental draft. 41 CENTER STREET this 15th day of April, 1988. Cardinals for Stouffer. had failed his physical MANCHESTER, CT M040 9 053-04 ------— ------^------Rir*raR3frfr$aa-T; ' « ».».».r.r##»I 'n >• s 1 ^ ^ f r r.».r.» r jr ^ b * • ^ ^ n a t * » i i < Vi 4 • » >■^5^'* 11 tf ’ Scoreboard Spofte in Brief Sports in Brief Scoreboard IP H R eR ■■ SO NATIONAL LEAOUB TEAM BATTINe Chloaaa R H HR RBI Pet Lonny Wadkins 67-65— IX Little League opens today Schlroidi 74 .219 Chip Beck 6964— IX Baseball Lanootlor LA 2 Houston 487 Striders meet on Wednesday Tom Byrum 6668— 134 Piping Chicago 67 .267 Manchester Little League launches ito 1988 37 .2M G olf Scott Verplank a64— IX Flttibofsh PhlodTphIa ’The next meing of the Silk City Striders will be BasketbaD 7066— IX season today with opening day ceremonies at Leber Montreal 62 .265 Mike (XMKild Drabok W,30 S 4 4 0 11 67 .252 Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal Savings Lorry Mize 6968-1X Field scheduled for 10 a.m. Denny Carlin and Jim WP^-DIPIna. PB— Lavalllere. Cincinnati 6967— IX Nitimal Lnguo itindingt Los Ar)geles 54 .251 Bank Building on West Middle Turnpike. Dr. Loren Mark WIebe Leber will throw out the traditional first balls. Um plm — Home, West; First, Williams; 61 .251 NBA 8tanding$ Dave Rummells 7066— IX Second, Bonin; Third, Runge. Pittsburgh Schneider, a Manchester podiatrist, will be guest LPGA USX ClaMic arorea Don FOrsman 6868— IX The opening day schedule has; At Leber Field — SnFrndsco 543 66 136 13 61 .250 lo t t DIvWm i T — 2:42. A— 14,250. 39 .239 Gregory Lodehotf 6868— IX StLouls 110 10 speaker. EASTERN CONFERENCE Don Holldorson 67-70— i a Oilers vs. Dairy Queen at noon; Ansaldi’s vs. Boland W L Pet. GB New York 104 21 55 .237 ST. PETERSBURG, Flo (AP) — Scores Pittsburgh 11 4 .733 — 29 .218 Altantie DIvNIOfl Friday otter the second round of the Tom Watson 6069— i a at 2 p.m.; and Lawyers vs. Morlarty Brothers at 4 Son Diego 89 8 W L Pet. GB Billy Roy Brown 7067— la New York 10 5 .667 1 Atlanta 87 7 34 .191 3225,000 LPGA USX Golf Classic, played on p.m. At Waddell Field — Town Fire vs. American Chicago 7 8 .467 4 Amoricin Loaguo stindings Youth soccer clinics set y-Boston 57 24 .704 — the par 3636— 726,012yardPosodena Yocht Brad Fobel 7067— i a Legion at noon; DlRosa vs. MARC at 2 p.m. and Montreal • 7 8 .467 4 New York a a .4 X 1 9 A and Country Club Course (oOenotes Lennie Clements 6 9 6 0 -ia PhtloiMphla 6 9 .400 5 bats. The Manchester Rec Department will conduct Washington a 44 .4 X a Jock Renner 7067— i a Modem Janitorial ys. Army and Navy at 4 p.m. East Division Phllodelphia X 44 .4 X BA Buddy (jordner 6869^ia St. Louis 4 11 .X7 7 Pct. GB H HR RBI Pct youth soccer clinics on the follwoing dates for its Rosie Jones W L 13 0 4 .419 New Jersey 18 X .2 B X Bob Proben a-66— i a WeetDtvtslan Cleveland 13 3 .813 — Sclosda LA Donna White L Pet. GB 13 0 2 .394 summer soccer program; Central Olvltlen , Kathy Postlewait 6669— 137 Steve Elklnglon 7068— IX W New York 12 3 .800 'A AHall Atl — — 8 .378 y-Detrolt X a .654 Chris Perry a67— IX Houston 10 4 .714 Boston 10 5 .667 2'A Strowbry NY 17 5 Pee Wees (ages 6-7) at Manchester Community Heather Drew East hosts double-header Lot Anoelet 9 4 .692 'A McReyIds NY 14 2 6 .368 x-Atlanta X 31 .617 3 TIno Tombs Purtier 67-71-138 Hoi Suttan 65-73— IX Detroit 7 6 .5X 4'A 8 .362 College and Illing Junior High on Monday at 6 p.m.; x-Chloogo 49 31 .613 3 A Rick Pearson 7266— IX Cincinnati 10 7 .5H m Milwaukee 7 7 .500 5 Dawson Chi 21 4 Vicki Fergon The East Catholic High girls’ softball team, Son Francisco 9 7 .563 2 Bream Pit 15 1 3 .357 Midgets (ages 8-9) 0 Wednesday at Kennedy Road x-Mllwoukee 41 X .513 l l A Sherrin Smyers 69-7^139 Jeff Slumon 68-70— IX Toronto 7 7 .5K 5 8 .357 x-Cleveland 40 40 .5 X 1 2 A David Graham 60-70— IX coming off a wild 18-IS win over Itouth Catholic, pits San Diego 4 9 .308 5.in. Cleveland 11, MlnnesotoO Leonard SF 8 0 JoAnne earner rt-JJ— 1 « Lot AnotlM (Honhltor 00) at Son U.S. continues domination Phoenix a X .3 X a i Sue ErtI S-Z2~15 Oonnie Hammond 6oa— IX Little Miss Softball signups Frandtco0Crukow1-0),4:05p.m. Toronto at Now York,(n) Golden State X X .2 X m Petty Jordon 703— 1 « Tom Pernice 6970— IX L.A. Clippers 17 X .a 3 G Karin Mundlnger 3 -71— 1G Brian Tennyson 6970— IX Monlieal (Depton 00) at PWlodelohlo Oakland at Chicago, (n) SARASOTA, Fla. — The United States continued Little Miss Softball will hold its final registration (RutnnM),7:05p.m. _ x4). WP- TorrtOr, UP- Krono (0-,). Haney, a freshman at Winder- powerful thighs and tremendous period lead Friday night, then coasted to a 127-96 for an 11-0 bulge. ” It was nice to Tofolt 31-11-12-10. . Barrow High School, has become Winder-Barrow Coach Cook rout of the San Antonio Spurs. well and got good pitching. It’s as •T. JOSSPH'S (l) — errlco 2b 341-1-1, Holliday said he was astonish^ lift.” simple as that. How they were 0-2 see Price hit one out,” Penders Snaldof 3b 34M14), MIckov Tomov c Coventfy victorious the first ninth-grader In the Haney, 6-foot-5and 156 pounds, Dallas remained alive in its attempt to repeat as said. “ It was his first home run In 24)4>4)/ Wobor 1b 34)4)4), Montolll P/tt nation to clear 7 feet In the high at Haney’s Improvement this Midwest Division champion, but needed losses by (in the ACC). I don’t know. We 241-14), Sotto tt/dh P COVENTRY — It wasn’t the prettiest of year, since his best jump last also admits surprise. couldn’t get anything going.” high school.” 04M14), Hubor 3-1-2-0, Soxo rt 3 -W , Jump, his track coach said. " I figured I might do 6-8 by the fiurst-place Denver in its last two games to have a The Kadets broke up Mangiafi- Oolino It W«>4>, W«ll«)e. ToW t "• ’ ■‘‘•.Lj, "H e had almost zero approach. The Spurs, losers of six of their last nine, have the second and two more in tte East Cotbolle K n '^ r .d e m y " In g a r t e r Oak Conference News, the previous record for a hard and got a lot stronger,” he John Huber, who had two hits, Sf. Joot #00 000 1— 1-»3 freshman was 6 feet 11 Inches, set And. like a lot of Inexperienc^ already clinched the eighth and final Western third. In the second, Stanford Manglaflco and P o n ^ . said. " I started relaxing a lot singled and moved to second after doubled to center field and scored In 1986 by another. Georgian, jumpers, he was going over the Division playoff berth and will meet the defending Watlkowtkl <3)>, Mark Tomov 17) ond more when I jumped, and things Rizzuto reached on an error by on a two-out, Enrico bloop single Randy McCoy of Monpe Area. bar almost in a seated positl^on, NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers in the first **WlSMooSl^'eo

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JERUSALl routed by Atlanta Israeli court John Demjar for war crii — see page 47 "Ivan the Ti SPORTS Nazi guar( chambers w Jews died. "He was a with his own thousands w sentence hin Judge Zvi Tal and shouted f EAGLE NINE BREAKS announced. ‘‘Bravo.’’ Bv Jim TIernev “ Death, deatl AAanchester Herald Last week, the 68-year-ol Perhaps, it was just a matter of worker of N time before East Catholic flexed said he was its offensive muscles and had a deaths of thou breather in the potent All Connec­ Treblinka cor ticut Conference. occupied Pol At 0-2 in the ACC, this Friday Jews died in afternoon clash with St. Joseph’s “ Ivan” worki High of Trumbull was viewed as a Only one n "must game” by the Eagle executed in I entourage. tory. Adolf E Junior southpaw Marc Mangia- of the Holoca fico came through in the clutch 1962. for the Eagles, hurling a master­ Court Spoki ful four-hitter and aiding his own said Demjai cause with a perfect 3-for-3 likely be hang performance, including a three- is upheld on a run homer in the first inning, in tion is he v East’s 11-1 victory at Moriarty Hassin said. Field. Demjanjuk The Eagles are now 1-2 in the sentences in ACC and 6-2 overall while St. plaining of I Joe’s falls to 2-1 in the league and entered the c 4-2 overall. East’s next game is before the i Wednesday at 4 p.m. against ACC shouting in foe Xavier High School of Middle- innocent.” town at Moriarty Field. A Christia East exploded for seven runs in making the si the first off St. Joe’s starter and whispering t loser Tom Montelli while Mangia- ently praying fico allowed just the four hits, two from prosecu the death pen in the seventh frame. He walked five and struck out 13 Kadets. After the wheeled aw; "It’s nice to see the ball hit and ringed by hard,” East Coach Jim Penders said. "It’sagameweneededtobe in contention in the conference. It PIr was Marc’s day. He had a great game. It was a good win.” East sent 10 batters to the plate in the bottom of the first and ‘Seb tallied seven times on five hits. Senior Dave Price led off with a Bv Anita Cal walk and senior Rob Stanford Manchester doubled to left sending Price to third. Senior Pat Merritt followed Twelve-yea with a sharp single to left scoring will put awaj both Price and Stanford. back to readii After senior Doug Rizzuto winning secor grounded out, junior Paul Du- cut Junior W mais drove Merritt home when he spelling bee S singled to left. Dumais wound up For two wet on second after Kadet left fielder son School Phil Golino hobbled the ball. words in th Senior Mike Begley then singled thought wou up the middle to score Dumais. statewide ev Sophomore Jimmy Penders drew Sunday at I a walk and Manglafico blasted a Forty-three si three-run (lomer over the center Crawford, > field fence. also placed se "We got a good jump on them,” held at filing Penders said. "We were overdue. We really haven’t hit the ball well Riginald PInto/MuichMtar Hanid until today.” Meanwhile, Manglafico stifled WATCHES HOME RUN — East Catholic’s Marc Friday’s game with St. Joseph’s after hitting a the Kadets’ bats and struck out Manglafico watches the ball sail over the center three-run homer. Manglafico led the Eagles to an Ri field fence at Moriarty Field In the first inning of 11-1 victory. Turn to page 47

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